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VOL. XCI, NO. 108 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 (Classified Advertising on Page 17) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS

Shades of Orson Welles LOS ANGELES (A P )— Phones rang crazily in po­ lice and Sheriff’s offices, anxious callers saying they Ulster Militants heard the western United States and Canada had sunk into the sea. A s mystified law enforcement officers listened, about 50 callers described how a great earthquake triggered by the recent Amchitka atomic test had Plan Disruption dev^tated Alaska, Tokyo and the western coast of North America. Everything from Alaska to Santa Barbara, Calif., By COUN FROST Prime Minister Edward meaninfgul part” in the deci­ was under water, the callers said Sunday. Heath’s ConservaUve govern­ sions which shape their future. Most of the file r s said they had heard about the BELFAST, Northern ment was reported to have pre­ There was speculation that disaster on radio. One finally gave the station’s call Ireland (AP) — After a pared a new plan for northern the government would propose letters. , huge but peaceful march Ireland. Both the Conservative inclusion of more Catholic rep­ A check showed that KPPC3-FM in suburban Pasa­ Sunday in which both Daily Express and the Liberal resentatives in the provincial dena had just aired a two-hour simulated newscast marchers and British Guardian suggested the plan government, which has been might be launched socm. run almost exclusively by Pro­ depicting a disaster caused by the Amchitka test. troops avoided a confronta­ No details were disclosed, testants ever since the partition caillers had missed an announcement at tion, Northern Ireland’s but Heath in a speech Sunday of Ireland. But Catholic politi­ 1 ® finish which told listeners it was all f»c- militant Catholics made premised leaders of the Catho­ cal leaders have refused to par-. uon. The announcement has been required by the plans today for another lic minority that if they Joined ticipate in talks with the BriUsh Federal Communications Commission since 1938 demonstration this week in setUement talks, they would until the internment policy is Oraon Welles’ famed radio recreation of H. G. Wells’ which they claim will para­ be assured of "a real and ended. ‘W a r of the Worlds” alarmed the nation. lyze the province. Hie CtvU Rights Assoclatlcm pioclalmed D-Day—D for dis­ ruption—on Wednesday, six months to the day since the Prctestant g;ovemment beg;an interning suspected members of Nixon May Ask Partial Ban the Irish Republican Army without trial. "We are staying tight-lipped about the actual organization,” Tight Gun Law said Rory McShane, a spokes­ man for the association, "but it By H. L. SCHWARTZ HI "Saturday Night Specials" Voted For will be ntmviolent, it wiU be WASHINGTON (AP) — The successful and it wUl be mas­ came from abroad. The Gun Nixon administration is ex­ Control Act, passed after an as­ siv e .” pected shortly to unveil a pro­ sassin killed Sen. Robert P. More than 20,000 CathoUcs posal to curb cheap handguns, Kennedy with a .22-caliber pis- paraded Sunday in the border plugging a gaping loophole in tcl sought to eliminate hand- Dock Strike town of Newry, but restraint on the 1968 Gun Control Act but guns by outlawing mail-order both sides prevented any repe- risking the election-year wrath sales and the import of any UUon the "bloody Sunday” in of the gun lobby. w ef^n which could not qualify By HARRISON HUMPHRIES Londonderry the week before. Treasury and Justice Depart- as a "sporting arm " when British paratroopers ment officials say legislation WASHINGTON (AP House Labor Subcommit-) Instead it spawned a new do­ )^—A broke up another Catholic aimed at eliminating the cheap mestic industry which in the tee voted today to authorize a partial 60-day injunction march and 13 civilians were pistcCs called "Saturday Night past three years has churned against the W est Coast dock strike. *'***®^- Specials" may he sent to Capi- out hundreds of thousands of Hie Bubcommlttee voted 6 to —— ...... The Newry marchers defied tol Hill within two weeks, cheap pistols made from im­ a major M the products to and the government ban on parades h this timetable is met, sub- ported parts. strike to continue but to allow a from fmm Hawaii would Jeopardize by both Catholics and Protest- mission of the bill would come Justice and Treasury cfflclals court, upon petition from the the natlcmal health and safety. ants but made no attempt to three months later than prom- say the administration will pro­ attomey general, to halt strikes Thompe longdioremen’s ed. And the treops made no at­ meet safety and quality stand­ and shipments to and from leader, was unepthusiastic about \ tempt to break up the march as An Attempt ards, to be drawn up by the Bu­ H awaii. the substitute, 'wishing to con­ long as it stayed away from reau of Standards, and en­ The subcommittee rejected tinue ne'otlattons. them . To Plug forced by the Alcohol, Tobacco cti a 6 to 8 party line vote the There were no shots fired, Thompson said that Bridges and Firearms Division of the emergency strike legislation re- ren m ted^vlw o nmiorisOTes no stones thrown and no barri­ Loopholes Treasury Department. cades stormed. The marchers w «»». s Such standards, officials be- walked in silence, changed The President’s pnq^osal activity date for pay increase 1 1 Ueve, will protect the legltl- would haver compelled the, and provision for critical care, thelr rwte at the minute Ued by administraUon spokes- ^ate consumer from uns^e and retreated to hold a mass men at congressional hearings weapons whUe putting the price workers to return to their Jobs Thompson said Bridges said __■ (Herald photo by Buceivlclus) whl^ entire dilute, result- pg w ^ d continue negotiations mating near their starting last fall. of a^dgun ^ t^ reach of ^ .in a strike now in its 122nd at San Francisco through So What If Therms Ice? point protesting the govern- But It will climax an exten- these most likely to misuse It. is submitted to menfs mternm^t poUcy give White House effort to pri- j„gt exacUy how many of the day, Is submitted com- Wednesday and then propose Manchester High School diving fans AU n Schreiber (on ice) and Mike Peretto pulaory arbitratlco. Bern^e^ l^vUn, t^ 24- vately assure the nation’s 40 go n,iu,c„ to 60 mllUon pistols that all unresolved Issues as weren’t discouraged by Crystal Lake’s i;y waters yesterday. It took them some All the Democrats on the sub identi^d by the union and the member mlUion legitimate gun owners the United States are Satur- time to cut the ice, though, before tak ng the 28-degree plunge. the British Parliament from Ul- that it seeks cnly to prevent Nip+it qnopinia imrinn. committee, headed by Rep. employers, be submitted to the oter, was one ^ the leaders of crime, and not to infringe on law Frank Hiompson, D-N.J., vot^ industry medlatcr, Sam Kagel, for the substitute, which was for voluntary binding arbi- the march and spoke at the the constituUonal right to bear ^jg^t officials estimate that 2 ...... tration. meeting. Actr^ses VMi^a anns. million specials were i>ut on the Redgrave and Joan Plowright, The term "Saturday Might market last year alone ’Thompson said the subcom­ Sir Laurence Oliver’s wife, also Special" was coined in the mid- ^n Associated Press survey Nixon Plan mittee was up against a dead­ South Viets Batter North walked In the parade. i»30s by Detroit poUce who, showed that In nearly every line imposed by ihe House Pcdlce said about 30 leaders______found that „ violent crimes, more Rules Committee which pro- SAIGON (AP) — South Viet- north and east cf Saigon, seek- wounded. And In Quang Ngai gf thg march would be brought fj^uent cm'^Jurday"riVht"thM major city homicide by fire­ arms, especially pistols, has In­ Rejected posed to bring the President’s nameso forces battled the ing to ward off attacks during province south of Da Nang tg gg„rt for participating, but any other Ume were often creased since 1967, in som e bill to the House floor In a North Vietnamese and Ifiet the Tiet celebration of the lunar three enemy w«re slain In a ^hgy disclcsed no names. cemmitted with cheaply made, cases dramatically. meeting scheduled for tomorrow Oong teday and Sunday at a new year berinning Feb. 15. raid, the South Vietnamese The peaceful outcome raised small-caliber handguns whose “ At least nine out o f 10 guns ottered by Thompson. Rep. unless the subcommittee acted dozen points from the northern One Americen patrol was fired Command said. speculation In the British press $io-to-$20 price made them eas- we confiscate in crimes are the John D. Dellenback, R-Ore., hefore then. end of the cruntry to the sruth- on from what appeared to be ’Two small fights were report- that the time may have come ir.y accessible. voted against it and two other Thompson said the adminis- em tip. It was one of the heavl- new bunkers 25 miles northeast ed in the central highlands for political Initiatives. Prior to 1968, virtually all (See Page Eight) Republicans, Reps. John Ash- tration failed to convince him est periods of action this year, of the capital, and American provinces of Kontum and brook of Ohio and Ogden Reid that the national health and military spokesmen said. helicopters retaliated with na- Plelku, where U.S. officials------o f New Yorit voted, present. safety required a termination The South. Vietnamese com- palm on the enemy position. > have been predicting a major Thompson estimated his pro- of the entire strike at this time, mand claimed 77 enemy troops The heaviest fighting raged north Vietnamese offensive. poeol would get 80 per cent of He said the administration MRga the scattered fighting, through the mangrove swamps Enemy forces attacked ,a vil the West Coast cargo moving made its case largely on the ef- while 20 South Vietnamese of the U Minh Forest, at the defended by militiamen in again. feet on a^culture and on eco- troops were reported killed and scuthem end of the Mekong Kontum province, aijd two of Snow Falls, Stays Awhile He said the measure wlU go , Hawaii. gg wounded. Delta, and on the Ca MaU pen- the enmy were reported kUled to the full House Labor Com- Ho American casualUes were insula to the east. In five and was Manchester and surrounding mittee ’Tuesday and could bo reported in engagemenU with clashes in that region, 61 ene- wounded. Two South Vie^m- »■ areas got a snowfall yesterday— passed by the House Wednes- P^g^ggj??, troeps/^t the U.S. my troops and 15 South Viet- ®a® Pantrymen were killed; a keeper for the time being. Ex­ day if it agreed to suspend all the s ^ T^p^^sm d^ Command said one- GI was namese soldiers were reprrted and three wounded in an en- cept for excitement over the iU rules against acting so killed and 40 government troops g^ement In Plelku Province snow itself, there were no ma­ siaereti me partial urjuncuon ^ wmindod while enemy losses were not jor problems. qul<^y. "completely ineffective to solve * *ell exploded acclden- were wounded. known. There were a rash of minor Under the Thompson substl- yjg bggjg issue.’’ tally Inside a 175mm gun 8it an Along the eastern end of the Three other small fights oc­ auto accidents between about 2 tuto, a district court could Issue uni^i and rnanagement rep- artillery base near Da Nang, demilitarized zone, South Vlet- and 3 p.m., but there were no an anti-strike injunction only resentaUves met through the 'Hie command said the accident namese marines reported an-curred 20 to 60 miles north of Saigon. Twelve North Vietnam­ serious crashes, according to upon finding that failure to ship is being investigated. other nine NorUi Vietnamese Manchester police reports. State mlUtaiy and agricultural sup- (gee Page Eliht) U.S. forces patrolled to the killed and said one marine was ese and Viet cong were report­ ed killed, while South Vietnam­ police in qi® Hartford troop re­ ese losses were put at three ported "a few fender benders” m en killed and 10 woim ded. in the Manchester area. Field commanders attribute Reports were the same from the continuing upsurge in fit t ­ police departments in surround­ ing to more active allied patrol- ing towns—a number of ac­ cidents due to the snow, but (See Page Eight) none serious. The Town Highway Depart­ ment reports that about 2 inches of snow were measured at the town highway garage. Nixon Signs Herman Passcantell, acting highway and sanitation super­ intendent said that seven town Reforms For trucks were sent out on sandiiig routes at about 2 p.m. yesterday. At about 3 a.m. this morning, Cam paigns seven more trucks werie sent out and all trucks began both WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres­ plowing and sanding. The trucks ident Nixon today signed a fed­ will continue their work today eral election spending reform until the normal 3:30 quitting biU designed to plug finance re­ tim e. porting loopholes and curb ris­ ing campaign costs. A state snowplow was involved The measure, Nixon said in a in on«e of Manchester’s accidents statement, “is a reallstlo and yesterday afternoon at about enforceable bUl, an important 2:16. PoUce say the plow step foi’ward In an area which swerved to avoid a car which has been of great public con­ slid into the intersection at W. ce r n ." Center and McKee Sts. \TOe . In his three-paragraph state­ plow blade struck another've­ ment, Nixon noted the legisla­ hicle ' which in turn struck a tion limits the amount candi- - third ca r. Dam age to tlve cars was minor and no charges were dates for Congress and presi­ dent may spend on advertising, lodged. Local utility companies re­ and requires full reporting of ported no difficulties as a result both the sources and uses of of the storm. campaign funds. "By giving the American Manchester skiers can re­ public full access to the facts of joice. Northview Ski Slops will political financing," the Presi­ be open today from 6 to 10 p.m. dent said, "this legislation will Tlvere will also be coasting/in guard against campaign abuses Center Springs Park until five Bay State Fire Idles 250 and will work to build public o’clock and skating at all three ccnfldence in the Integrity of town skating areas tmtil 10 p.m. Skating begins at three o'clock A. SR), jpillion general alarm fire raged through a ing efforts to help the workers and the 18 indus­ the electoral process.’’ Nixon vetoed in 1970 a bill in- (Herald photo by Pinto) at (^rter Oak Pond and at V ^ e fle ld , Mass., industrial park Saturday night, tries affected by the disastrous blaze. Cause of the Eugene Sullivan of 82 Linnmore Dr. clears light Center Springs annex, and at lefunng 250 uneinployed. A state task force is head­ fire was not determined. (AP photo) (See Page Eight) snowfall with help of his dog, “Lady.” 3:30 at Union Pond. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 P A G E T H R E E PA G E XWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY Y, 1972 Ellington B olton meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. __ No-Fault Mail at Community Hall.- After a Tolland Sheinwold on Bridge business meeting, members, will Is Favorable be. treated to a Valentine’s CAREFUL COUNT Former Committee Member Walter K lar To Discuss party by the public affairs |R)R RARENIB a n d ; committee of the Bolton Junior CONKS CONTRACT HARTFORD (AP) — “ THE WAY i . Y0UNQPH1P1£ n o r t h Women’s Club. Parents Press School Board A AKQ5 Critical of Top Democrats The chairmen of toe legisla­ British School System ^ f MV OT MIV rMMMP* •• VB NWwtOT By ALFRED SHEINWOLD A group of 21 Bolton chll- AMETHYST 1 smmiaSeulMMiNaMWirsf c 875 ture’s Iiisurance Committee say drer. will perform ballet num­ oonwni ni* inBsv The bidding will often tell you Mrs. Dorothy Cohen, a former when Okolo was chairman, The Bolton Junior Women’s Programs will be continued I HEARD IT” WwWWWrg wf 0 10 4 bers and refreshments will be how many cards each player toey have received almost 4,000 win sponsor a public to- 1" March and April, A K983 member of toe Ellington Dem- Okclo appointed a seven-mem- served. For Speech-Hearing Therapist has in a particular suit. This in­ letters urging passage of a formation program cm toe Brit- '^*’® ®f*'°<>l’® ^^hre® klndergar- I ALL Jiicft AOMinEO WEST EAST ooratic Town Committee after ’’®*’ nominating committee Bulletin Board 6y ]6hn Gruber SHWril AuMmett formation may steer you to the ’■meanlngful” no-fault auto to- . . . j. ®®ct‘®n® ®nJoyed a field trip is for By BETTE QUATRALE A J 1098643 A 7 censuring toe present and form- curance plan to this session of Infant School Thursday eve- ^utz Jr. Museum last The Christian Education com­ $3,700 a year, or one-half the Patton Rd. from residential to correct line of play. c Q 6 2 ... . , nnd Kemp. It was at toe first mittee of St. George’s Church (Herald Reporter) cost of Munroe’s big buses. recreational camping. The zone Cl AK er chairmen for making "grave meeting of that committee, the General Assembly. at 8 at St. Gec-ige’s Epls- nionth. AU Asu AOMimO South dealer O Q7532 will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Agenda Revamped change is being sought by Ken­ PlfWlttl GuidMM SimiltK i Both sides vulnerable State Sen. Joseph J. Dinielli, copal ^ u rch . Drug Education The Tolland Board of Edu­ AM Q764 errora in procedure,” has called Kemp noted, that Okolo asked , church. The building and FEBRUARY The school board’s agenda will neth Parsons of Vernon for land Opening lead — Jack of on toe 60-member committee to special effort be made to ® Bristol, and ^ p . James J. Walter Klar of Notch Rd., an Pupils at toe Center School Last week I said I was going formances as the Countess, cation is not fulfilling its statu- be revamped to eliminate ad­ referred to as the K-D Camp. SOUTH heard from two former drug grounds committee will meet Spades. ''consider how best to restore *’®^n®® toe size of toe 'town C-Wa,terbury, say educator who spent last sum- to talk about Debussy in this while Cheryl Damberg and responsibility to provide ministrative decision items from The Tollemd Library Associ­ Pew experts would open the A 2 toey will prerent these respon , „ , ^ ^ ^ users at a recent assembly. Ex- temorrew night at 7:30. $ 6 0 RUnittED c J 10 9 4 3 party prestige.” committee from 70 to 45. ses to the le Islaturo’s No Fault «"®>:, Eng and studying the The Demccratic Women’s column, but I had forgotten I Adrienne will do the same thing specialized education for school- the board’s agenda, although a ation will meet tonight at 8 at I Unl(r 17 raeilm KcoinMnyl<| S< West hand with three spades jr generally addlcts from Perception House 0 A J 6 Study Committee. British school system, will pre- committee will meet tonight at had something much more in thfe role of Susannah. Cheru- age children suffering from board member may request a the Tolland Public Library. Pinnt or Adult Guordlin since the hand is weU worth an '^ ® n , In a statement agreed that toe guide line to be in Willimantic were asked to ... and /or all the lucky ones whose birthdays A A J 105 8 at the home of Mrs. Frank tlmely to communicate. Hartt bino, a realy tough female speech and hearing problems, ParUcular item to be added to The Hockanum Valley Serv­ opening bid of one. South’s bid read at a recent town commit- used would be to remove one The letters were to response ,®®*'* a slide picgram and will relate their experiences as part fall in this month. We have many beautiful ls doing the Marriage of Figaro "pants” role will go to Marilyn ices Council’s mental health West North East to a no-fault advertisement t®lal® h*® experiences and im- Scotella on, School Rd. . . .. the agenda, of four hearts is equally doubt-, South tee meeting, said toe former member of a family when of the school’s recently imple­ ways for you to give genuine amethysts. One for four performances begin­ Heilweil and Marcy Reed. according to comments by a b„ard will hold a committee will meet tonight at M USE IWOEA 17 AOMIIiaf ful, but South was unlucky to Pass 3 A P®** Pass chairman, Thaddeus Okedo, placed in all Connecticut news- presslons. mented drug abuse education The salary study committee there are two on toe commlt- notable way shown here: a marquise-shaped ning the evening of Feb. 16, and Bartolo, not nearly so funny group of parents who attended marathon daytime session on 8 at the United Congregational (Aft IMIt moy my p All Pass toe present chairman, Fred te‘r ” H r Vdded" t o J 'l n ” mort P®P®*'® Tuesday ,by toe Insur- Klar is presently doing grad- will meet tomorrow night at 8 Ml cMiln orui) M find his partner with so much 4 C pregram. I know quite a few of my read­ in this opera as in the Rcssini last week’s meeting of the Board the preparation of the school Church. spade strengfth and so little on Kemp, "violated a cardinal rule c ^ « u t o e ^ e who was ®*'®® ■^®«latlon of Connecticut uate study under Dr. Vincent- Scholarship Fund in the selectmen’s office. amethyst in a handsome 14K gold ring with ers intend to be present. So I’ll one, will be sung by Frederic The Senior Citizens Club will ...... I two side diamonds. of Education. . budget before the March 1 sub­ the side. would be recommended if you’’ ___by personally-, „ app^appotottog tln g thetoe *he.C^l„actlv^ Inactive -member.m em l^ and there'there- “ ^ ?^ ® . appearing R ^ ers head of e’ementary The newly formed Bolton talk about "Figaro” Instead. De Giovanni and Wayne McCal­ meet tomorrow afternoon at B BB IB ftmmemm to the Connecticut Motor Club educatlcm at toe University of Scholarship Fund Inc. will hold Manchester Evening Herald mission deadline. West opened the jack of lacked toe two tens and t o e ' ncmtooting commltteeis for too fere considered for removal, "nils is the Mozart opera la. Don’t low rate theifi for not ’The school board contends it 1:30 at the United Congrega­ or im (AAA) publication. ------Bcitrn correspondent Judith does the best it can and has GOP Caucus mwii Men* ee* OF SBFweuumoit spades, and dummy’s queen nine in your long suits. It is selection of town committee He said this was a guideline, Connecticut. Klar has been af- ita first public meeting next which people persist in confus- being clowns; this is differ­ tional Church Religious Educa­ ...... Dcnchue, tel. 649-8409. EASY PAYMENTS The Republican Town Com­ won the first trick. Declarer led membera rather t l ^ having toe however, and not a rule and filiated with .several "open Monday at 8 p.m. to toe all- ing with Rossini’s "Barber of ently characterized Bartolo. included an appropriation for a tion Btdt-iino’. , much safer to open light and INVITED speech and hearing therapist in mittee will hold a party caucus a low trump from dummy, and get out early toan to pass and',' om tottog c ^ m i ^ e selected that "active participation was school" type institutlcns, in- purpese room erf toe elementary Seville.” Both were orig;inally Marcellina will be entrusted to The Welcome Wagtm New­ eluding the Whitby Schocl in school. the last three budgets, only to March 2 to select party-en­ West wen with the king. After then have to get back into toe by ^ members themselves.” an overriding factor.” He said by Beaumarchais, but Mozart’s Cheryl Kemeny and Andrea comers Club will meet tomor­ Timber Volume Rises have the pcsition removed due dorsed candidates for town com­ THEATER TIME some thought. West decided to Kemp, to a letter reply to that Okolo considered his wife Nancy Hitt Greenwich, Conn. organlzaticn was formed opera presents Volume 2 of the Powe, while Randall de Resa row night at 8 at the United aucticn at a high level. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The to budget cuts. mittee membership. The pri­ lead another spade in the hope Copyright 1972 , All m em ^rs of toe commu- areist young people of Bolton Figaro story, while Rossini’s and Barry Abelson will sing as Congregational Church Reli­ SCHEDULE n ^ interested in learaing mere t,, ^ education Tennessee Valley contains about The expense of a speech and mary date will be April 20 if a that his partner could ruff out General Features Corp. presents Volume 1. Count Don Basillo. William Addison, gious Education Building. ^® *2, ***® ocratic party and that nomtoa- T0S.S.H O PE 21 million acres of forest area, hearing therapist is two-thirds challenge is issued to the en­ one cf dummy's high cards. c h s ^ s and defended his ac- ting hor for toe town committee about the "onen schccl" con- through scholarship and loan Almavlva, hero of the Rossini Duncan Bokus, Claude Maurice The Tolland Junior Women’s Burnside — "Diamonds Are cept, which is being discussed a loss of 600,000 acres since reimburseable by the state dorsed slate. The R ght Ruff „ ■ . . . „ ^ was not inconsistent with toe pregrams. The group will co- JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 work, and of Volume 1, is all and Donneve Rae complete the Club fine arts committee will Forever” , 7:16, 9:20 When West returned the ten how­ government, but must first be Bulletin Board Mrs. CJohen contended that guidelines. 958 Main Street, Manchester . . married but not settled down two casts. hold a workshop on public Manchester Drive-In — Re­ of spades, declarer put up the Cotter Proposes , d.’S.rTSr, S S ever, sawtimber volume in­ shown as a lump sum expense The Land Trust Study Com­ At toe Mai-ch, 1971 town com- R. Hitt of 179 Green Rd., sailed candidates to receive them. vdien the curtain rises on the "Figaro” is a great opera, speaking tomorrow night at opens Friday king from dummy. East had to Refreshments will be served. creased from 63.4 billion board in the school budget. The in­ mittee will meet tonight at 7:16 served as mittee meeting Okdo appoint- aboard toe hospital ship S.S. Parents, teachers, members Mozart opera. It is now Figaro probably the gfreatest of all Buf- 7:30 at the Osterling home on East Hartford Drive-In — Re- ruff; otherwise South would dis­ U.S.-USSR Talks feet to 67.8 billion. come, in the form of the grant In the Town Hall. ®*t elgflit-member nomtoat- HOPE from Baltimore last Frl- Nature News of youth or civic groups, and all vdio is trying to get married. fa operas. ’There is great char- New Rd. op^is FYlday card and lead another trump. does not go into the school V.® comitottee of toe officers day. Students at Belton elementary other interested residents are The— ---- Rossini- opera -ois broadly — jr acterization by —Da ------PMite,- the— hi.t t-atho.- tntn The — ------Planning’’ ----- and! Zenin.T — .....•' ’The ■“*” Board of Directors wiof the uiB Eost Whidsor Drive-In — Re­ Declarer would eventu''Uy get Over Soviet Jews funny. The Mozart opera is Ubrettist, which is enhanced by ® ouaget, oui runer mio commission, will hold a public Tolland High School Scholar- opens Friday ermp *®“ ^ Other members which sheShe wmwill uurveserve UHas u a pediatric pcuiaLric ®"J°y®1 several special invited to attend Monday’s meet­ rid of another dlamcmd on the pregrams last month deliciously witty. You have to the music of Mozart. If your hearing tonight at 8 in the Town ship Fund will meet tomorrow U.S. Rep. William R. Cotter' included Okolo and Judith Kemp nurse on the ship’s latest ten *rture ing. A significant wedtlng list of Meadows Drive-In — "I Eat nee of spades and the defense toi-cugh participation in Project keep on your toes or ycu’ll miss experience with opera is con- " Hall on an application for the night at 7:30 at the ’IPUand Your Skin” , 7:30; "I Drink today urged President Nixon to, Any registered voter to town Identified but not formally eval­ would get only their three brought to his attention. Three mrnitos later, Okolo Outdoors of toe Oak Grove Na­ a lot in “ Marriage of Figaro.” fined to things like “ Rigroletto” rezoning of land off Rt. 74 near iBgh School-library. Your Blood” , 9:10 make toe issue of toe free emi­ may become a member of the uated students needing speech trump tricks. According to Robert’s rules, stepped down a s chalrmcm and ture Center. corporation upon payment of For example, r i^ t off the bat you will be inclined to dismiss ...... „ East felt confident that his gration of Soviet Jewry a "h igh . F garo is enchanted with the t h e work as light and frothy. On and hearing tterapy e x l^ priority issue” in toe upcoming th e nominating committee Kemp was electsd to complete Studentsfrom two classes stud­ annual dues of one dollar. partner had started with seven diould be elected by toe organ- his term. Okolo asked Kemp to ied formation of snowflakes room the Count has given him the oUier hand, if you really ®®bools. A spades for h’s shutcut bid. TTils summit conference with toe So^” Dr. Elizabeth Alton, president for residence with Susanna, know music, you will find it one children are ® ^ Izatlon, whenever posrtble, or by replace him on the nominating and took a walk to toe woods to meant that South was ready to vlet Union. of toe organization, will intro­ his bride-to-be. Figaro notes of the most perfect stage works through the UnivOTS y L ow e T o its executive board. Ihe only committee. Kemp further noted observe the wonders of winter Use Sabbatical overruff if East Ruffed low. It In his letter to the President,' duce toe recently elected Board how handy he will be to the of all time. Musically it holds a necUcut, but most ^ “ exception would be to toe case in his letter to Mrs. Oohen wlto an instructor from toe cen­ also meant that West was Cotter said, “ The tradti<»ial of Directors and will lead a gen­ Count, should he ring.. Susanna niche that can only be compfured waiting list soim for m ^ of a newly formed society, to that the nomtoa*' f committee ter. Another cl-oss enjoyed a aware of the overruff situation. anti-Semitism of toe Soviet Gov­ eral discussion on procurement which case, toe rules state, it only recommends end suggests notes that the Count is just as to the place “ Hamlet” holds on fs four f East cculd not gain by ruffing ernment is something that w e' lecture on toe classification of of scholarship funds to be would be feasible for toe chair­ but has no power to Implement handy to the nx>m, shculd the le^Umate stage. with a small trump; South in toe United States cannot tol­ plants and animals, while a awarded this spring. T o T ra c e Historic Trip man to appoint toe nominating Its suggestions. He edded that to Flgaro be absent on an errand. Moshe Paranov will conduct, ^ ® Minnmv would overruff and lead a erate. I urge you to raise toe'^' fourth discussed development Refrecdiments will be served. (The implicatlan, dear reader, and the pit in Millard Auditor!- ^ speech or **®®*^^ committee. It further states, both Instances the names rec­ and differences to cellular struc­ Senlcrs Feted NOW! issue of free emigration of So-^ By JOHN JOHNSTON medieval world then known to After raiding forays in Den­ trump. ommended for nominations were in case you don’t get the wit, um is adequate ft>r a Mozartian is vlet Jewry and offer the as-'' Mrs. OoiMn said, that to an or­ ture. , Bolton’s Senior Citizens will (Herald Reporter) Europeans. The adventures of mark, Harald decided to exer­ East found the r'ght ruff by overwhelmingly approved by toe Is the time to fill In your footwear wardrobe, or is that the Count would have no orchestra, something that cannot nmhimnfl sistance of toe U.S. Govern-^ ganized society toe president cise the Scandinavian claim to playing the queen of hearts. town committee and toe caucus. objecuon jumping into bed with beuc Btuusaid L for v r tuiail theu*B pivuuBuuiis producUons - xMioiiw A n um ber o f vears airo began in 1030, when, at . South discarded a diamond, and ment in allowing Soviet Jews to should not appoint this commit­ Susanna). ’The whole opera is England through King Canute. Mrs. Ocrfien is asking that stock up on fashionable shoes at they essay. Dr. ParaSiov is sen- w h in t e a S t th e East shifted to a diamond at emign^ate to nations that allow' tee or be a member of It, ex- like that and I strcmgly suggest sltlve to the Mozartian nuance and with less expense, according army of his stepbrother. King Witti a fleet of 100 ships, he in­ Mrs. Kemp be removed from once. This fine defense settled religious freedom.” offeto or otherwise. you borrow the records at the wTeTm ecta^^erf^ance. to Mrs. June ^ w s a parent p c m an E n gli^ litera- olaf of Norway. Olaf, as hi vaded Northumberland near toe town committee to keeping F - R - E % ~ S M O P " ^ declarer’s hash. The Hartford Democrat had Mrs. Oohen also critlzed toe library (if you don’t already Actually it is a very tough sp o ^ to the course, Dr, Frederick ig better known, introduced York. His army and that of with the rule that there be no Daily Questicn previously joined Congressional fact that Kemp and his wife own them, which you should) opera both for the singers and Christianity to Norway, King Harold of England met at husband and wife teams in­ president As dealer, you hold: Spades, efforts supporting Soviet Jewry LOW. LOW PRICES! and study the music and the the orchestra. There is no thick the board to take a ^ o n ot o f Manchester Community The batUe of SUklested Stamford Bridge. (Judith) are both members of volved. "Or,” she added, "aU 2; Hearts, J-10-9-4-3; Diamonds, and sponsored legislation to al-> I HOME SERVICE! | story. Hartt does its productions texture in which to hide any marked the defeat of Olaf, his too tc6^ committee and both names that were removed I?®®****,,^ College, used the Icelandic Harald was defeated and kill­ A-J-6 ; Clubs, A-J-10-. low Soviet Jews and others, in Ehiglish but that doesn’t sound less than perfect. these children. in^ s w n ^ Saga as one of the texts, death and the end of his dynas- hold offices. She explained it had should be reinstated.” ed, but it was something of a What do you say? seeking refuge from religious' make an opera like “ Figaro” People frequenUy “ If ^ waiting Wounded, young Harald fled been agreed that toe size of the \i\ ask me, J"® ust Through_ it, he became ac-__ Pyrrhic victory for the English ' Answer: Bid one heart. This persecution to enter toe United. Miss Nancy Z. Hitt easy to understand. - - -....X.- -- - lour ycurSr ^ » committee should be cut to a Mozart is so difdcuU, how come quainted with an 11th cen- °'^®*' ^® to Sweden monarch. Regrouping the rem- is a borderline case, and a pass States. The opera is in four acts, and teachers always give his works minimum and to do so, by re­ She cited.. stattartlcs from school tulury rv NnrwpjrinniNomegian VincrKing, vahn who from there to Novgorod, nants of his depleted______forces, he month medical teaching treat­ pretty long ones at that. Act to chUdren, and they always ®"® ®n® two main Rus- marched south'to meet William moving toactiye members and Stock Market ment mission to Natal, Brazil. I. takes about an hour. The by spUtttog husband and wife manage to play them?’hern?" WeU, ^ n 1 i * 5 sian principaUUes controlled by the Conqueror at Hastings. NIWINI.IUN • _ NBW YORK (AP) — Stock Miss Hitt is a 1965 graduate others aren’t much shorter, so children and Mozart have Scandinavians. ’The prince was What followed 1066 is history I ^ u d m n cjn n o n teams so there would only be cf Mtuichester High School and SALE! rjtllN market prices slipped today with______an 8:00 o’clock curtain your r r " a distant relative of Harald. known to every schoolboy. NI IT TO TWO l.LITS n.,1 CJI &NIMOO* -IEN«BI0 NBU one vote per family- received her RN degree from won't be out much before mid- with Mozart, however, It la art- speech problems. sued his career as an ama- Nottag'thls affected her per- after a slim early gain eroded, From ■ here, the Viking fol­ At a reception held on the I Boise (Idaho) State College to nlght. Of course there will be ful simplicity and I have yet to children ^ v e not b e ^ abm to avocation.” lowed the Varangian trade route main campus Jan. 16, Dr. and SeanConnety ^ ->GOOD\ sonally, since beto she and her Trading was moderate. 1967. She also attended toe Uni- some cuts, but you have to allow hear the child prodigy, let alone ^ ^ e a formw wwuauon n w - jn the next several monUis, down the Dnieper River to Kiev, Mrs. Lowe were given sets of ^James Bond 007 husband were town committee Dow Jones average of 80 verslty of Connecticut at Storrs WALL-TO-WALL time for Intermissions as well, the average kid studying music, required by stato sw * Lowe will have opportunities the second major principality, luggage and a purse by college B , F R IE N D S members-, Mrs. Oohen said she i]y]u9trial8 at noon was off 1.28 for a year, Warn your ...... baby-slter. who can play Mozart either art- »>®«»"® more InUmately -----also------ruled by, ...... a relative.... —Dr. personnel, members of toe .. Diamonds agreed to toe suggestion and j^i- 9011,40. Earlier, it was up Before joining toe S.S. HOPE CARPETING Uusually the opera is pUiyed fuUy or artistically, ^ *udme acquainted with the times and Lowe said that he Is partlcular- Are Forever EVE. 7tM - 0tM Commission for Higher Educa­ BAT. ft BUN. ItM • S m w ltl^ ew to toe hope of a more point. she had been charge nurse of in a FYench decor because of Teachers assign Mozart be- blgh school alro h ^ studem j^^ces assoclaited with the re- ^7 Interested in seeing and tion, Board of Trustees for Re­ effective town committee. ■ Advances outnumbered de- toe newborn nursery at toe Ihe feuit that Beaumarchais was he has few notes and is ® P ^ b p r e t o ^ . but short but not so rela- f^otographlng toe rapids in toe EVE. 7HI0-.»tM 5tW-Tl00-9tM actual counts were iMXt avail- gional Community Colleges, She, expressed concern that cltoes on the New York Stock University of Washington to Ftench. Actually this is wrong, simple to read. This is a matter tlvely heroic exploits of Harald river. Because of toe hazards MOC Regional Council, and oth­ toe chairman and his wife re- Exchange by a fair margin. Seattle for three years, since the acUen takes place in IN-CA7«Hf ATI Hn of quantity, not quality. Young Slgurdson, also known as Har- Involved in traversing this part er friends. matoed members and office Analysts said the market was She served as an. aide at Man- of toe Dnieper, he said, invad­ MEADOWS .T''!;;; WERE $15.00 to $24.00 Sppln. Figaro was the B arlw people goierally avoid him be- drada (Harald the Stem), (1) I Eat Four SUir (B) 7:80 ho^ers and this concern was falling to profit taking pres- Chester Memorial Hospital and ers became "sitting ducks” for Ceil Blau's and we will send an expert to of SevlUe, remember? TJe H a ^ cause he U “ too easy;” the Dr. Lowe has been grairted a (2) 1 Drink Toiir Blood (R> 9:00 coihpdlinded, she said, when sure. There was little to toe also worked for Dr. Robert D. hostile natives. production wUl have settings by great artUts often avoid him six-month sabbatical by the ,«pen Evwy Nl|^ '*9® became members of news background, they added, Breer, a pediatrician, while she I your home with samples. Choose from hun- | l^d Mlte^U who ^ ®^®^ because he Is "Impossibly dlf- Trustees for ^cmal ■At Kiev, Harald fought with Diamonds t o e ' nominating committee, to trigger toe selloff, which was was to high school. She was a Umes worked irith ™ o Capo- flcult.” You cannot relax for Community OoUeges. It started toe prince’s troops, made his J'Sucto actions did not show largely technical to nature. member of Girl Scout Troop 1 I dreds of new patterns, colors and fabrics. No | WaMO (of the New York gyen one note while playing Mo- ^ Friday, and the Lowe'party wlU way down the rest ot the river, ^ A r e THURS., FEB. 24. 8 p.m. uch confidence to toe capabil- Airlines, aircrafts, and rub- and went to Europe with toe ?P®~> f r t ; It will Show to the at- iS c e n x le , su- le a v e '^ m Logan A l i r t ! Bos- and crossed toe Black Sea to obligation to you . . . _ for the production. Jaques Kar- Forever Ees of tool 60-member town po]. issues were higher. Most troop to 1964. GUSTAFSON'S 'iT ^ ^ perlnt«ident of schools, confirm- t^M arch 6. Accompanying the Constantinople, capital of toe committee, let alone respect for other stock groups were off. Miss Hitt was told about toe po cf the San Francisco Opera Byzantlan Empire. ^ Mrs- Barrows claim, adding MOC president wUl be Mrs. ll^COlOR 7:15 & 9:20 | the duties and democratic pro- xhe Associated Press 60-stock s.S. HOPE originally by Dr. A. I CALL 643-4159 ! Shoes for Every is the stage director, and cos­ In toe CEqhtal, Harald jollied RdlerDeitnr- ■ Vw C ^ I \ ^ 1 v E Member of the Family” the state wlU require ToUan^to Low®, their daughter Virginia, );edure required of a chairman,” average at noon was off 0.7 at Elmer Dlskan, her family doc- RRrvIrg Connecticut homemokera since 1909 tumes are by Paulina Kent Den­ toe so-called Varangian guard, not^ ou^rf have two theraj^ based on the a junior at toe University of • LIVE! IN PERSON toe said. 320.3. tor, who has been very active nis. a special troop attached to toe BURNSIDE 705 MAIN STREET in DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER As usual with Hartt produc- at®e o* the school enrollment, Ntew HampaWre; and toelr son j She fprtoer charged that toe Large-block trades Included with Project HOPE. O PEN MON. his wOTks. On t ^ other hand wniinE /xvmniainBS nE Andrew, asophomore at Loomis empress, and ultimately became with CHARLIE Chairman acted irresponsibly 149,000 shares of Bristol-Myers. !------tioEis, two casts will alternate. there isn’t one note too few in George Mount complained of .O'CONNEU,. ‘Main St. Guild Member • Master Charge Cards Accepted Its captain. With Byzantlan CHIEFS ^hen he did not seek "author!- at 61%, off % ; and 116,900 of blau Flgaro will be sung by William Mozart. You can’t ‘''drop” one the "extremely frustrating situ-™®titute m Windsor. forces, he fouf^t in other parts T H R U SA T. furniture stores tative advice’’ or bother to Gillette at 40, down %. Metcalfe, amember of toe facul- •the fact being evident, atlon’’ parents experience try- Because of the weather, Dr. of the empire-^ulgaria, Jeru­ Noise Harms Hearing OPEN 6 DAYS THURS. NITE till 9 pheqk available sources on toe No(xi prices on toe Big Board 3-J6-6606 389-5300 643-4159 ty, alternating with gradate g^^ opera and tog to get speech therapy for Lowe will trace Harald’s route salem, and Sicily. When not thus vs. PIONEERS THURS. & FRI. ^ d e n t Gregory Servant. TTie see if you can figure out why their youngsters. His dau^ter in reverse, starting In Sicily, hiiestion of his right to vote. included Polarcrfd, off 4% to WASHINGTON — Showing tho engaged, he plUaged and ship­ r "The failure to follow proper 97%; Winnebago, off 3% to 68; effects of noise, city dwellers •fo rm e rly Count wUl be sung alternately fit toe music perfectly. I have ts an honor roll student at toe passing through Turkey, Bulgor- ^ped______his_____ loot to_ __Kiev to build by James Foxworth and Robert one reservation about toe pro- Middle School and had speech la, Kiev, Norway, and ending in up ma endowment, brocedure resulted to an unfill- Tenneco, off % to 25%; Occl- start to suffer a loss of hearing NITES till 9 KEITH'S Schlesly. duction. As I mentioned. It wlU therapy while attending school England. In these places. Dr. when Harald toou ^ t his en- EASTERN STATES COLISEUM 6d slate for last November’s dental Petroleum, up % to at 25, whereas primitive tribes ST.. ^ N O T ^ T ^ ^ ^ 4 3 ^ 5 y | Darlene Gayles and Debra be in BlDgUsh. It was conceived tn Afanchester, Since moving to Lowe said, he plans to talk with dowment was ample, Dr, Lowe WEST SPRINGFIELD, MASS. flection and resulted to a con- 13%; and Newberry, up % to do not toow Mie until age 70. Gray will each sing two per- ^ an ItaJan text and toe words Tolland however, he finds her university personnel on specifics said, he retraced toe Varangian 3.50 - 4.00 - 4.50 - 5.00 - All Seats Reserved ased vote of acceptance of toe 21. ______fith toe music perfectly. I have placed on toe UOonn waiting of Harald’s life. route, married Princess Eliza- Elate at toe town commiUee American Stock Exchange heard toe opera in German ^1®^> even though she has had In his travels over almost beta of Kiev, returned to- Nor- toeeting and toe caucus thni prices included Antiumy In- Order Your Tickets By Mail ; followed,” Mrs. Cohen added, dustries, pff 3 to 27%; Wart’s. iianrljPBl^r (Hochzelt des Figaros) and toe ^® formal evaluatim while a 40 years. Dr. Lowe said, toe way, initiated his own conquest. tempo has to be just a hair student in Manchester, Viking king covered most of toe and became king. ■ j In his letter of reply to Mrs. up 1% to 11%; Mobile Home In slower to get around toe words. DtuMacKenzie i>ointed to toe :fc^en. Chairman Kemp said dustries, off 8% to 48%; En- iEw^nittg s t r o ^ sentiments of many tax- lat to January 1969 at toe tron, up % to 7%; and Wratoer, The same thing will be true In DON’T DELAY ORDER YOUR 'nOKETS ’TODAY! Published Dally Except Sundayt English. layers — that parents riiould Vernon eeting of toe town committee up % to 16%. and Holidays at 18 Blssell Street, take toe responrilbUity for pro­ Simply send check or money order to : Manchester, Conn. viding this type of specialized SpRlNGIFlELD MANAGEMENT OO., INC. Telephone 648-3711 education. He does not agree, PA>. Box SU, West Springfield, Mass. (HOBO Second Class Postage Paid at luBurance Paymente Up M anchester, Conn. (OWtO) however, for two reasons. NEW YORK—Americans re­ Public Hearing Set Enclosed find □ Check □ Money Order or SUBSCRIPTION RATES "If we have , toe responsibiUty f^tory authorized sale ceived more than $16.4 billion Payable In Advance to take care of a child in scho jnalntenance and oc- THE LIHLE THEATRE 40 TELEPHONE 649-7196 times a week. Some children ®“PF®y of MANCHESTER Watch Boiler Derby in Color—Ch. , Sat. ft «.|7« can be helped in small groups „ P® hearing vriU be held at situation. 'T r ^ Autoority re- N o w wWle others require Individual- I'®!! P "*- ^ ‘ *‘® Administration P®rt (m ^ k v U l e poking presents by "N i STOIKS Of fAlHIOH* Ized instruction BuUdlng, The amendments are meters; The Supreme Court de- WILLIAM J. LENNON the nostalgic comedy I o n twin or full, mat­ The school principals view hitended to spell out and clarify clslon on toe Hahn property; Director tress or boxspring the need for a speech and hear- ®xi»hns requirements. Councilman Donald Eden on thfe hit for the whole ■ tar/ ing therapist as one of toe ma­ One new section would permit status of 1-86 and one from toe answers. . . . toe housing enforcement officer Rockville Public Health Nursing family! s e J e Congratulation^ jor needs of toe school system, Top H at Restaurant according to toe school superin­ to attach a caveat or warning Association, tendent. to a deed filed at toe Town Hall, Items to be discussed are: Ro­ lf orders are pending for major quest for funds from toe Greater FORMERLY ARBY’S to oiir Possible Sidutlon asm 267 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER You know how important it is to feel fit. You know how important a good night’s Improvements on toe property, Hartford Transit District; re- A possible temporary solution Locally Owned and Operated sleep is in helpiftg you feel fit. And this is the mattress designed by Eclipse to give would be toe hiring of a part- The caveat would make a pro- quest for contingency account jiaim you the com fort and support that truly encourage relaxing sleep. It's the Fitness time speech therapist to at spective buyer of older property, expenditure; a recommendation Any questions on funerals, customs, pro­ Formula mattress made with the famous patented Springwall no-sag edge construc­ Boy Scouts especially, aware of what re- to waive payment In lieu of tax- tion-manufactured in more countries around the world than any other m attr^ . least formally evaluate toe stu­ cedures, etc. Come in, phone or write for And it’s yours now at this very low sale price. A great buy you shouldn't miss! dents. pairs he would have to face in es for toe state-financed housing M enu bringing toe property up to suit- project for the elderly and a a dependable answer. No obligation, natur­ Dr. MacKenzle promised to on their able standards^ ally. check toe avallabllllty of qualifi­ resolution setting annual rates Other amendments clarify toe fer sewer users. THURS.. FRI. - SAT. BREAKFAST serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 nd ed therapists and toe costs in­ responsibiUty of a landlord con­ FEB. 24. I25. 26 62 volved and to report to toe cerning gargabe disposal and 2 EGGS WITH TOAST board Wednesday night. ■Perhaps this question has been on your , water heaters and spell out what Airports Given Bailey 3 P A N C A K E S Anniversary The Board of Education took is meant in the existing ordin­ '•m ind: part of toe kindergarten noon­ ance by "remote means of Auditorium 3 SLICES OF FRENCH TOAST time school bus transportation egress.” Federal Grants MHS 8:30 p.m. Q. My sister and I have two small children OPEN responsibiUty today. At the council meeting, resi­ of the same age. I allowed my children to WASHINGTON (AP) — Two under toe terms of toe out-of- dents of toe Northeast section SANDWICHES attend Grandma’s funeral. My sister kept airperts in Ccmnecticut and one MON. blau We want you to know we think you're court agreement between toe of town are expected to be pres­ in Massachusetts have received HAMBURG her children at home. We were BOTH furniture stores school board end too Floyd Mun- ent to air their views on toe TICKETS STUDENTS $170,800 In federal grants for j criticized. In your opinion, what is best for great. You're part of American roe Bus Co., toe board received Mile HUl traffic situation. $8.00 $ 2 .0 0 HOT D O G thru SAT. Middletown Old Saybrook Manchester runway development, taxi-way I the children; to attend or not to attend The merchants of toe area history-—part of American effort permission to transport small extensions and other improve­ Groups of 20 or More GRILLED CHEESE W%r ** ' such funerals? 346-6606 388-5300 643-4159 bus runs of kindergarten rtiil- have complained to the council ments. ^$2.26 each T H U R S. and ROAST BEEF ...... 790 A . Most psychologists state children should and growth. D&L is proud to dren rather toan using Munroe's that the lights at toe Intersec­ The allocations, announced O A li, 872-8288 BIO BEEF BURGER ....'...... 60o be allow s to attend funeral^ of loved ones. 60-passenger buses. tion, Installed by toe state, have Sunday by toe Federal Aviation NIGHTS support the Scouting movement and The school board wtll trans­ caused them to lose business. or at toe HAM, HOT OR COLD ...... eOc . They claim it is best to educate chil­ Administration, are part Of toe UOGBTT FARKADE DRUG Formerly Keith’s of Manchester port toe small loads of 6 to 14 Some drivers have complained FAA’s aiiport development aid dren that death is a part of life. . . . We to serve as Official Headquarters students in Its mini-buses, while because "too much time has to SEAFOOD urire you to read D r. Edgar N . Jackson’s U N T IL 9:00 1115 Main Street program and are to be matched COMBINATION SEAFOOD DINNER m jm 34 patented Springwall edge for all Scout uniforms and equipment. Munroo uses five of his buses to be spent waiting for toe lights evenly by toe airport sponsors, Become A Subsorlber SHRIMP DINNER ...... ' bMk — “TELLING A CHILD ABOUT supports end the problem o f Phone 643-4159 transport toe balance of toe stu- to chang^./’g o / The lightiigm s^temsystem, , ofoi Tweed-New Haven, Conn.i 2 TTCKBTS TO 6 SHOWS DEATH.” It is very, informative. I edge\sag...give you 1/3 more dents. necessit]^ is comidloated ^as it Airport' received $120,800; Dan- $16.00 FISH ’N CHIPS ...... sleeping surface. CASH • BUDGET TERMS « CHARGE • UP TO THREE YEARS TO PAY According to statistics just involves an intersection of five biuy, Conn., municipial airport CLAMS 1... .■...... IS.« Established 1874-Three Generations of S e r v ic e ! compiled, toe town is running streets, CALL 644-8269 FISH SANDWICH ...J . ' i ‘ received $7,000 and Norwood, for Subscription Information all three mini-buses at a cost of Any change would have to be Mass., airport received $28,000. NOTE: This Is Only A P a i i ^ 'u s ^ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7,1972 P A G E F IV E P AG E FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 Six From Town Ling'Person Babler-Ward Hearings Scheduled Announce Engagements Announce Engagements Attend Session On Vocations On Giving Amnesty vid B. Ling, teth of Manchester, Ward of Arlington, Va., to Atty. Six school system personnel WASHINGTON (AP) - - Seh. direction” from the goal of the were united in marriage Satur­ Wayne Elroy Babler Jr. of Mil­ attended a three-day career Edward M. Kennedy has sched­ 1971 law. day evening in a candlelight waukee, Wis., took place Satur­ orientation institute in Cromwell uled Senate subcommittee hear­ The announcement said the ceremony at South ' Congrega­ day afternoon at St. John’s this week. ings tor later this month on the subcommittee "will consider tional Church of East H«trtford. Episcopal Church in Washing­ ’They were Mrs. Roberta Wal- The bride cf 661B HllUard St., Issue cf granting amnesty to past precedents and current op- ton, D.C. num, career orientation coun­ is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. draft evaders. pertunities for administrative The bride is the daughter of selor, and Nell Lawrence, vo­ Walter A. Person Jr. of 187 The Massachusetts Democrat action to regularize the consid­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ward of cational coordinator, both at Madiscn St., East Hartford. The said in a statement issued by eration, procesing and grant­ 37 Hartland Rd. The bridegroom Mamchester High School; ’Thom­ bridegroom is a son of Mr. and his '^Tice Sunday that the ing cf applications fer execu­ is the son cf Mr. and Mrs. as Alexander, Lincoln School Mra. Robert Liiig of' Worthing­ three-day hearings be.'jlnnlng tive clemency from Selective fifth grade teadher; Mrs. Alice ton, Minn. Wayne E. Babler of Creve Feb. 28 also will examine Selec­ Service registrants who have Coeur, Mo. Hammar, head guidance coun­ The Rev. Gordon S. Bates of tive Service procedures to de­ failed to comply with statutory selor, an^ James Camarato, East Hartford performed the The Rev. C. Blayney Colmore termine whether they insure and regulatory requirements, III of St. John’s Episcopal guidance counselor, both at greater fairness under the new and others seeking relief from double-ring ceremony. Steven Illing Junior High School; and Lowry of Manchester was or- Church performed the double- draft law enacted last year. draft and military violations re­ ring ceremony. Albert Russell James Winslow, vocational guid­ Kenndey, who heads the Sen­ lated to the Vietnam war.’’ ganUt, and the soloist was Mrs. ance counselor for the Bennet of Washington was orgpanlst and ate subcommittee on adminis-. About 603 young men have Anita Lowry. A floral arrange­ Junior High School learning ceni- soloist. tratlve practice and proce­ gone to prison for draft-law vio­ ment with candles was on the ter. Given in marriage by her dures, said some of the new Se­ lations in recent years, and an altar. The Institute was designed father, the bride wore an em­ lective Service rec;ulatlcns estimated 70,000 have gone The bride, given in marriage specifically for career orienta­ pire gown of ivory silk-faced “ seem to move in the opposite abroad to escape the draft. by her father, wore a gown of tion in the elementary, middle, satin accented with embossed silj^-faced peau de sole accent­ and junior high schools. It was ed with alencon lace and pearls. ribbon. Her chapel-length veil Fargo photo Loring photo Fracchia photo conducted by the University of Fantoms Wed 35 Years ’Ihe engagement of Miss De­ cf silk illusion was arranged Her chapel-length veil cf silk il­ ’The engagement of Miss Susan The engagement of Miss Pat­ The engagement of Miss Joan- The engagement of Miss Bridgeport in cooperation with nise B. Midford of Ellington to from a matching headpiece, lusion was arranged from a A. Hunt of Amherst, N.H, to ricia F, Staron of Hartford to Marie C. Halloran of Manches­ Nancy Ann Quaglia cf Manches-.. the Bureau of Educational Per­ Mr. and Mrs. Clement Fan- chester, and his wife is em­ David M. Gardner of Man­ matching lace headpiece, and Joseph A. Gallas of Manchester, and she carried a bouquet of VWlliam W. Vlttner Jr. of Ver­ ter to Paul Permlson of Short ter to Wayne L. Gagnon of Bol­ sonnel Development,' Office of ployed at Roosevelt Mills, Rock- chester has been announced by tom of 59 Elro St. observed she carried a colonial bouquet has been announced by her par­ roses and baby’s breath. non has been announced by her Hills, N.J. has been announced ton has been anncunced by her Education, under the Education 'ville. Choicest Meats In Town! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rod­ their 85th wedding anniversary of roses with ribbon stretuners. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mrs. Stephen Proctor of Palr- mother Mrs. Frances Stanm of by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlo F. Professions Development Act; ney W. Midford of 36 Pinnacle yesterday. Mrs. Diane Gierke cf Man­ Hunt of Amherst. f->x, Va., was matron of honoy. Hartford. She is also the daugh­ James F. Halloran ot 110 Del- Quaglia of 66 Columbus St. and the Connecticut State De­ Rd. chester, sister of the bride, -was Her fiance is the son of Mr. The bridesmaid was Miss Sally ter of the late Anthony J. Staron. mont St. Her fiance is the son of Mr. partment of Education, DMaion Tile couple was married Feb. Her fiance is the son of Fran­ TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! matron of honor. Her fern green and Mrs. Frank G. Gallas of 125 Babler of Creve Coeur, sister of Her fiance is the son of Mr. Her fiance is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gagncn of He­ of Vocational Education. cis Gardner of 144 Birch St. 6, 1987 at St. Bridget Church. CENTER CUT linen gown was accented 'with N. School St. the brldegrroom. They wore and Mrs. William W. Vittner Sr. and Mrs. Michael Permlson of bron Rd. Guest speakers were profes­ old fashioned lace. She wore a and the late Mrs. Gardner. of 857 Hartford ’Tpke. Ttiey have a daughter, Mrs. Miss Hunt is a senior at the gowns of ccral color Jersey trim­ Short Hills, N.J. Miss Quaglia is a 1970 grad­ sors of counseling and personnel circlet of p*nk roses in her hair, Miss Midford is a graduate of Cheater (Karen) Fusick of 60S Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hos­ med with gold and orange braid. Miss Staron is a graduate of Miss Halloran is a graduate uate of Manchester High School services at four out-of-state uni­ PORK CHOPS lb 9T and carried a bouquet of pink Miss Farmers’ Culinary School Talcottvllle Rd., Rockville; two pital School of Nursing at Han­ Their headbows were fashioned the Hartford Secretarial School of Manchester High School and and a 1971 graduate of the Hart­ versities. roses, centered with a candle, sons, Roger Fantom of the Pin- GLOBE LOIN HALF "COUNTRY STYLE’’ in Boston, Mass, and is em­ over, N. H. Of matching braid, and they car­ and is employed as a secretary is a senior at the College of ford Academy of Hairdressing. and ribbon streamers. ployed at Szabo Foods, East Mr. Gallas is a senior at West­ at Pratt and Whitney Division ney HUl Apts., Ellington, and Travel Service PORK RO AST PORK RIBS ried bouquets of bronze pompons Our Lady of the Elms in Chico­ Mr. Gagnon is a 1070 graduate Bridesmaids were Miss Vic­ Hartford. ern Connecticut State College. with ivy. of United Aircraft. pee, Mass. Whale Meat Accepted Charles Fantom of Glendora, 555 MAIN STREET lb. 83e lb. 69c kie Person of East Hartford, an­ of Bcltcn High School and is Calif.; and five grandchildren. Mr. Gardner is a graduate of The wedding is planned for Richard Stuckey of Washing­ Mr. Vittner is a U.S. Army Mr. Permlson is a graduate other sister of the bride; Miss attending Eastern Connecticut BARROW, Alaska — Barrow, Mr. and Mrs. Fantom are ' 643-2165 the E. O. Smith Hig^ School, July 1. ton, D.C., served as best man. veteran and is employed at Otis of Mlllbum High School and at­ Kimberly Trinks of East Hart­ State College. the nerthemmest U.S. commun­ commimicants of St. James Anttiorized agent in Man- Storrs and is employed at But­ Richard Ward of Manchester, Elevator Co. tended St. Francis College in ford, cousin of the bride; and terfield’s in the Manchester ’They are employed at the ity, has Alaska’s largest Eskimo Church and members of the ohester for all Airlines, HIGHLAND PARK MARKET brother of the bride, seated the The wedding la planned for Loretto, Pa. He is serving as a Railroads and Steamship Miss Mclly Wright of Manches­ parkade. guests. dental technician with the U.S. Grand Union in the Manchester settlement. Stcres accept pay­ Freach Club ot Manchester. April 22. ment in such things as whale Lines. 317 Highland St., Manchester— Phone 646-4277 ter. Their gowns were styled to A March 28 wedding is Mrs. Ward wore a g;reen wool Navy in Groton. parkade. Mr. Fantom is employed at meat and pelts. match the honor attendant’s. planned. dress and hat. The bridegroom’s A summer lyeddlng la No date has been set for the Caryle and Johnson in Man­ They wore pink and white roses mother wore a rose color wool planned. wedding. in ^eir hair and carried bou-. ensemble. Both had orchids. quets of pink and white roses After a reception at Ft. Mc­ centered with candles. Nair Officers Club in Washing­ Safety Board Formed Paul Cook of Stamford served ton, the couple left for a wed­ CANBERRA - r ’The Australian as best man. Ushers were Bar ding trip to Hong Kong and Heritage photo Government has formed an ex­ ry Ling of Omaha, Neb., broth­ Tahiti. They wUl Uve in MU- MRS. WAYNE ELROY BABLER JR. pert group on road safety in an er of the bridegroom; Terry waukee. Wise., after March 1. NasaUf photo attempt to counter the human Gatten of East Hartford, and Mrs. Babler, an Eastern Air­ from Wittenberg University, ber of the COIF law honor so­ MRS. DAVID B. LING factor in accidents. A national Edward Miemiec of Westfield, lines stewardess, has been based Springfield, Ohio, where he was ciety. From 1967 to 1971, he survey is being conducted by Mass. in Washington. Atty. Babler is a member cf Phi Bamma Delta served as a lieutenant with the the group, iriiich includes ex­ Mrs. Person and the bride­ engaged in private law practice fraternity and Phi Delta Phi U.S. Na'vy Judge Advocates X(V'' perts in medicine, pyschology, groom’s mother wore floor- in Milwaukee with the firm of legal fraternity. He received his General Corps. He is a member Special Purchase! MeyerS'Bania '.ength gowns with corsages of Quarles, Herriott, Clemons, J.J. degree in 1967 from the of the State Bar Association of statistics and engineering. The vdiite roses. Teschner and Ncelke. He re­ University of Wisconsin Law Wisconsin and the American survey embraces road, mechani­ cal, environmental and human After' a reception at the Ma­ ceived his BA degree in 1964 Schobl, where he 'was a mem­ Bar Association. PANT DRESSES sonic Temple in Manchester, factors in traffic safety. VALEISTim the couple left on a wedding trip to Aruba. ’They 'will live on Rob­ W a bie Rd., Tolland, after Feb. 14. Heritage photo m Mrs. Ling is a graduate of 9.99 The engagement of Miss RANGE AND Bonded Viscolan, superb fabric for VALVES! Manchester Hi~h School and the Discover the soft, silken glamour of Karen Parsons of Manchester wearing now___Crxvinrf* into Spring! PrinPPQ.Q Princess ' Manchester Memorial Hospital to Datrld Moore of Westover FUEL OIL School of X-Ray Technology. Chunbertaln photo or zip front with self / i / ’ ’The engagement of Miss Jan­ AFB, Mass, has been announced GASOLINE She is employed at Manchester WHITE VELVET Tlie engagement o< Miss Mar­ button long sleeves. ice Dianne Roof of West Co­ by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VALENTINES DAY-FEBRUARY 14th Memorial Hospital. Mr. Ling, a Conditioning Wave by jorie Ann Fargo ot Vernon to Hie engagement ot MIsa Lau­ Sizes 10 to 20. lumbia, S.C. to Kenneth Ward- Vincent K. Parsons, of 105 Pine iS i graduate of Worthington High Stephen Morse Hollister ot ra O. Sass to George W. Du­ well Smith of Manchester has St. BANTLY OIL School, served for over seven Rockville has been announced mont, both of Manchester, has been announced by her parents, Her flence is the son of Mr. LORS a u years with the U.S. Na'vy sub­ by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. been announced by her parents, COMPANY. INC. Mr. and Mrs. Duet C. Roof of and Mrs. William Morgan of marine service. He is now em­ O F° F>A.F%IS Adbum 'L. Fargo of Box Moun­ Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert F. Sass ot West ColumMa. Wentzvllle, Mo. NOW MADE IN THE UNITED STATES <; ployed as a field service engi­ tain Dr. Vernon St. 331 Main Street ■Her fiance is the son of Mr. Miss Parsons is a graduate of neer for Profexray of Hartford. Her fiance Is the son of Mrs. ' Her fiance is the son of Loube and Mrs. Arthur E. Smith of Manchester High School and is Made of the most rare and Tel. 649-4595 Ntargaret R. Hollister ot 143 Dument of St. Leonard, N.B., 28 Raymond Rd. employed at the ’Travelers In­ precious ingredients. White Rockville 875-3274 Miss Roof is a graduate of Velvet quickly yet gently ’Terraoe Dr. and CSiarlee W. Canada, and the late Mrs. Du­ Plastic Chickehs surance Co. In Hartford. Hollister Jr. ot Ellington. , Airport Higdi School, West Co­ conditions your hair, makes mont. Mr. Mcore is a graduate of Miss Sass is a graduate at Used in School lumbia and is attending Colum­ Wentzvllle High School and is it so easy to fashion into Miss Fargo, a graduate ot Rockville High School, Is a stu­ Manchester High School and GAINESVILLE, Oa.—The U.S. bia (S.C.) CbUege. stationed at Westover AFB. beautiful, natural waves. dent at the Career Training In­ attended Manchester Commu­ Department of Agriculture has Mr. Smith is a graduate of The wedding is pl'anned for Come In and try It...and stitute in Wetfaeirsfield. nity College. She is employed two training centers, one here Manchester High School and the April 22 at 10 a.m. at St. James enjoy a new kind of coiffure Mr. Hollister Is also a gradu­ at the Crestfield Convalescent and the other in ^nlngdale. University of South Carolina. He Church in M anche^r. glamour. Ark., to help states improve is a math teacher and coach at ate ot Rockville ISgh Schcol Home, Vernon St. their poultry-inspection pro­ Airport High School. and is attending the University Mr. Dumont attended Notre iioritiK photo MID-WINTER grams. ’The wedding is planned for 1515 Bermuda Found ot Connecticut. Dame De Fatima in St. Leon­ In these centers, trainees are June 10 at the Emanuel Luther­ Engaged ard and is employed by Desirle SPECIAL Savoie siding contractor of prepared for thekr duties in an Church, West Columbia. HAMEL’TON, Bermuda — The Robbins - Vaughn !\ keeping un^riiolesome poultry off Bermuda Islands were discov­ The engagement cf Miss Gail Manchester. PROPOR’nONED SLACKS the dinner table. When preparing bread ered about 1515 by the Span­ Ann Heller of Manchester to H ie engagement of Miss Lin­ The wedding is planned for Double knit acrylic! Flare . , Oct. 28. Each center includes' a sim­ crumbs, tie a paper bag on the iard Juan de Bermudez, whose Edward B. Avena of Waterford da Robbins of Talcottvllle to leg pull-ons in petite, Caldor $ ulated i>oultry-proce«3Sing line meat gidnder. When the dry name they bear. However, they Richard Vaughn of Rockville average and tall sizes. has been anncimced by her par­ INCLUDES HAIRCUT, CONTI SHAMPOO, that uses real-looking plastic bread is all ground, the crumbs were settled by shipwrecked has beep announced by her par­ ■you’re sure of proper fit! "■” 5.99 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. chickens. are in the bag. Englishmen in 1609. STYLE SET and GLAMOUR SPRAY. ents, Mr. end Mrs. Myron Rob­ Heller of 76 Bolton St., Man­ bins Jr. of 170 Hartford ’Tpke. e r u e chester Lm eE n Her fiance is the sem of Mr. PARKAQE Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mis . Robert Vaughn of 224 and Mrs. Edward Avena of W. Main St. O fI N Raymond-Alexander Waterford. IKM A.M. to 10 PAI. Miss Heller is a 1970 graduate Mias Robbins attended Sykes of Manchester High School and School in Rockville and is em­ iBeverly Judith Alexander ot is a sophomore at the Univer­ BEAUTY SALONS ployed at Cheney Bros, in Man- (Manchester became the bride of sity of Oormecticut. diestor. Mr. Vaughn attended Rock­ ------COUPON------j William Warner Raymond of Mr. Avena is a 1968 graduate o f' Waterford High Schod' and ville High School and is em­ r WITH THIS COUPON ' New Spring Hebron Jan. 15 in a candle­ attended Central Connecticut 44 OAK ST., MANCHESTER — 643-8951 ployed at the AMF Cuno Divi- YOU CAN GET A I Premium Yarn light ceremony at the Windsor State fSollege. He is employed Bion in Talcottvllle. REGULAR cup OF I TUNIC BLOUSES Suite of the Hartford Hilton at Beimy’s Auto Stores in New AMPLE PARKING Hie wedding is planned for Hotel. London. June 17. AGILON Caldor's C O FFEE I n\ The bride is a daughter ot A fall wedding is planned. Reg. Mts. E. George Korsky of 177B PAN TY HOSE 4.99 3.99 PROPORTIONED SKIR'^ E. Middle T’pke. and the late Illiteracy Reduced i fer 10*' Full button front or pirate style. Maurice L. Alexander. The Flattering A-line style in AT Caldor'* 28 inch tunics, sma rtly belted. Per­ Caldor's bridegroom is the son of Mr. MEXllOO CITY — AUocatlng I double knit acrylic. Petite Nasstft photo Reg. 1.87 fect mate for slacks or skirt. 32 to Reg. and Mrs. Donald E. Raymonds more money to education than i 8-16, average 10-18, tall 12- 4.99 MRS. CLAYTON JOHN MEYERS MISTER DONUT of Hebron. to any other purpose, the Mexi- j pair 38. 20. ______3.99 can government reduced adult 265 West Middle Tpke. Rabbi Harold Silver ot Con­ IT'S Marilyn Carol Banla and Clay­ headbows 'with veils and carried gregation Beth Israel in West illiteracy from 68 per cent in I Manchester, Conn. Choice of 5 shades in petite, average, medium tall and “Keep Smiling” ton John Meyers, both of Man­ bouquets of blue and white car­ Hartford performed the cere­ 1040 to IT per cent in 1970. |_ Clear Dome nations 'With matching stream­ tall. chester, exchanged wedding mony. ers. '' ’The bride was given in mar­ REGALS COFFEE vows Jan. 29 at the Church of Extra Values UMBRELLAS Julie ■ Wabalas of Windsor riage by her brother-in-law, the Assumption. Locks, cousin of the bride, was Arnold S. Kaplan of Bozrah. OF MANCHESTER COATS The bride is the daughter of flower girl. Her royal blue vel­ She wore an empress gown of "The Formal Wear King’’ Stretch Bras Caldor's Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bania of vet gown was trimmed with candlelight crepe faille, de­ for th e Soft cup or softly orig. 183 Thompson Rd. The bride­ white lace and fariiloned ■with signed 'With high neckline and You call. We come. padded, embroider- * Gift Priced 5.99 3.99 groom is the son of Mr. and puffed sleeves. She wore a yoke embroidered in seed pearls LARGEST ed or lace. All cotton. I Mrs. John C. Dougan of 44 Gard­ matching velvet headbow and and crystals, and long cavalier 3240, A,B,C. A ner St. carried a nosegay of blue and sleeves with matching jeweled SELECTION That’s what the service business is all shoulder size! Safer npw style! ’The Rev. Robert J. Burbank white carnations and mums. cuffs. Her bouffant veil of silk about. And that’s the business we’re in. 3.99 illusion was attached to a Bikini/Brief of the Church of the Assumption Kenneth E. Maine of Rockfall, We’re on call 24 hours*a day. Every day. performed the double-ring cere­ cousin of the bridgeroom, served jeweled camelot cap, and she Perk up coffee mony. Paul Chetelat was organ­ as best m£in. Ushers ■were carried three white roses 'with Of course it helps if the serviceman ‘ PSlltlCS 59j time in gay Suede - Patent - ist. Baskets filled with chrysan­ Stephen J. Banla of Manchester, candlelight streamers. FORMAL knows what to do when he gets there. Our Cotton, nylon or ace- ^ -a red or blue themums were oh the altar. brother of the bride; David C. Mrs. Arnold S. Kaplan of servicemen do. They’re heating experts, tate. Solids.'' lace 3 w ■ denim, NOVELTY BELTS Bozrah, sister of the bride, was Hess photo trims. 5-6-7. For J. ’The bride was given in mar­ Maine cf Middletown, cousin of trained to take care ot any heating emer­ cobbler. a 0 riage by her father. She wore matron of honor. She wore a the bridegroom; and Stephen Engaged , Pocket, Special a gown of silk organza, designed Cobb and Angelo Silvestro, both shirtwaist style gown of lime WEAR gency or problem. Price X-SizelJirdles ric-rac with high round neckline out­ of Middletown. The ring bearer green satin and moss green The engagement of Miss Lor- Non-emergency services? We otter 2.99 velvet. She carried a cascade trim .. lined in alencon lace, bishop was Darren Schofner of Paw- na Katz of Ventnor, N.J. to Da­ those too. 2X to 5X with lace ^ New for Spring! .Assortment of sleeves , A-line skirt with ribbed catuck, nephew of the bride­ bouquet of lime green and FOR Like automatic metered deliveries that front or satin panel. 12 to 18, patch suedes, cords, fringed white carnations. vid R. Melendy ot Manchester, White pull-on. m dam d ^ 38 to 44. organza panel, and detachable groom. save you time and trouble. Burner service sashes and novelties. chapel train of ribbed organza Mrs. Banla wore a light blue Bridesmaids were Miss Cyn­ has been ani)cunced by her par­ and lace. Her bouffant elbow- silk dress with lace sleeves. The thia J. Raymond of Hebron, sis­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Katz RENT mi and- tune-up. And we have a budget pay­ length veil of silk illusion was bridegroom’s mother wore a ter of the brldegioom; and Mrs. of Ventnor. EAST OF THE RIVER . . . ment plan that spreads your fuel costs evenly over the months. For . . . attached to a matching lace light peach colored silk ensem­ Brian O’Dwyer of Bethel. They Her fiance is the son of Mr. WE ALSO All the latest styles and colors i We can do more tor you than just sell you clean, de- m j | | ^ ” |® Men's and Women’s headpiece, and she carried a ble. wore moss green velvet gowns and Mrs. Harold O. Melendy of STOCK in stock . . .Nothing to send, pendable, economical Mobil Heating Oil. Emergency or Terry Slippers Men’s Spanish Style bouquet of blue and white car­ A reception was held at the and carried bouquets of lime 130 Broad St. RUFFLED away for . . . We stock sizes HAMILTON WALLE'TS nations with matching stream­ American Legion Home. For a green, apricot, and white minia­ Miss Katz Is a graduate of SHniTS IN from Boys’ sizes 4-20; Men’s n o . Give us a call. Anytime. _ « JEWEL BOX ers. wedding trip to Pennsylvania, ture carnations. George Washington University ALL THE sizes 34-52 Reg., 34-46 Miort, heating oil 3 9 9 4 9 9 5 9 9 Miss Sally Atm Palozie of En­ Mrs. Meyers wore a navy blue John Motyka of Blast Hartford LATEST 36-52 Long, 38-52 Extra Long, and will receive her masters COLORS 36-42 Extra Short, 1.99 - 2.99 field, cousin of the bride, was and white wool dress with a cor­ cerved as best man. Ushers degree in speech pathology Whatever The Occasion Fine leather and vinyl billfold, clutch or secretary, 7.99 maid of honor. Bridesmaids were James Motyka and Addi­ 24-HOUR SERVICE! • PHONE 6434135 Pretty prints with com fy cushioned .Antiqued wood chest, velvet sage of pink and white roses. from Emerson College this trifold or 2-way fold. were Mrs. Shirley Smith of Man­ The couple will live at 68 Wells son d ark , both of Glastonbury. month. REGAL soles. Moc or scuff style. 5 to 10. lined. Removable tray for his chester, Miss Mary Mozzer of St. after Feb. 10. After a reception at the Ter­ Her fiance attended George SEE JKe^ca8C8^^™»^Re^^ treasurcs\______Covent^, Mrs. Dean Saucier of Mrs. Meyers, a g;raduate of race Room of the Hartford Hil­ MEN'S SH O P Wa9hlng;ton University and 901-907 MAIN S’TRBET Moriarty Brothers Warehouse Point, and Mrs. Jo­ Bay State Junior College, Bos­ ton Hctel, the couple left fer a graduated magna cum laude 2 Oroat Ways to Chargo seph Plchette of Brattleboro, Vt. ton, is employed as a secretary skiing trip to Vermont. They from the University of Hart­ MANCHESTER Wnneen photo SALE MON. thru WED. ITie attendants were dressed at the Hartford law firm of live at the Sunset Apts, in Bol­ ford. He Is emplxjyed as a news 643-2478 ISBAL'S WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. alike in empire gowns of royal MRS. WILLIAM WARNER RAYMOND OF MANCHESTER Shipman and Goodwin. Mr. Mey­ ton.' directer cf station WINY of the OPEN Thurwlay Sat. 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. blue velvet trimmed with white Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. ers served with the First Marine Mrs. Raymond, a graduate of Nutmeg Bro^casting Corp. in ' tlU 9 P.M. 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER laoe and designed with bish Division in Vietnam and Is now Manchester High School and ton. Mr. Raymond, a graduate engineering assistant at Pratt Putnam. Mon. thru Sat. 9;80-6;80 FIRST! sleevee and floor-length skirt. employed as a roofing contrac­ Eastern Connecticut State Cd- c f Rham High Schcol, He^jron, and Whitney Division of United The wedding is planned for 'They wore matching velvet tor in Durham. lege, is a teacher in East Hamp- is employed as an experimental Aircraft ,Corp., East Hartford. March.

c MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 PAGE SEVEN PAOB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 rotary of the state^ not more Yugoslavia as it guest speaker Vernon at present is not In- She w in receive a specially de­ Ellington Girl signed award charm from Gen­ than 18 days before lilarch 6 nor at the Feb. 16 meeting. volved in the program." Inside Report eral Mills, sponsor of the an­ Happiness Is ------hearing^B, and trying to get support fo r later- than six days before that Miss Riel is a participant in Auxiliary Meeting Is ‘Homemaker nual competition. In addition, action by Congress to set up regulations (Oohtinued from Page Six) date. the American' Field Service Tlio auxiliary of Amrocan she now is eligible for state and Forms for the signed state­ Program, (AFC) an exchange Legion Post 14 will meet Feb.' for such data banks. There are some Miss Miriam Cantor, daugh­ national honors.. A REAaY CLEAN UUNDRONAT for GoodeU’s seat on the Oon- ment indicating the person student program. .*1116 student 16 at 8 p.m. at the Post Home, lEtinttttg - ter of Mr. and Mrs. Yale Can­ members of the House Vfbo are equally seirvatlve party ticket. Buckley wants Ms name placed on the lives with a fimlly in another W est Rd. The 'state Homemaker of To­ was elected. FUBU8HED BY THE concerned. The Nixon Administration, ballot may be obtained from country, for a full school year. ter of 20 Charter Rd., Elling­ morrow, to be selected from all TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIAL MANCHESTER PUBUSHmO CO. ewson’e Dec. 27 letter was Mrs. Ruth Ventura, secretary of Miss Rlol has been living with ton, has been named Ellington school winners in the state, will 18 Bluell Street so far, has written the National Stand­ Indignant. While ccnceding ob­ 8 Um. d r y c l e a n in g — $1.50 Manchester, Conn. the town committee. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Laufie of Wijgs Unbalancing High School’s Betty Crocker be awarded a $1,6(X> college BIHIL LYONS ards Institute that it is’" taking a vious "policy dlitferencea" be- PARK — Prance Imported^so •972 Homemaker of Tomorrow. scholarsMp. Her school will re­ Publisher Junior Women South Windsor. Quollty SpeMI 9y ...... present, any fears by Repub- vl !::::p!!!:::p::i!:h:!!! By Carrier ...... weekly 75c ment of government or any private com­ Ucan Uberals that Mr. Nixon MEMBER OF pany can, in a flash, get itself informa­ would countenance a repeat of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively en­ tion about our salaries, our bills, our the 1970 Charley , GcodeU titled to the use ot republication of all phenomenon. Mathias himself Is news dispatches credited to it or not other­ amusements, and what our neighbors wise credited In this paper and also the not up for re-election until 1974. local news published here. say about our personal habits. And if A footnote: Despite their Pres­ All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ patches herein are also reserved. that ever gets set up as the sjrstem for idential primary camiwigns against Mr. Nixon, the House The Manchester Publishing Company as- future design, the chances are it will be sumes no financial responslDlllty responsl for typo­ RepubUcan Campaign Commit­ graphical errors appearing appearini In advenis- used. tee wlU give maverick Repub­ ments and other reading matter In The Manchester Evening Hereidd. It may be that one of the greatest bat­ lican R ^ . Paul (Pete) Mc- CkNticey o f C alifornia and John Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washing- tles for freedom in our history is being ton Post News Service. Ashbrook of OMo "exactly the M a n c h e s te r Pull service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. fought — or not being fought — right same treatment and support" Publishers Representatives — Mathews. Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency here and now. that all other Republican incum­ —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. bents will receive If they run MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CmCULA- for re-election to the House. TIONS. D ^ la y advertising closing hours A ll A-b*o>a*r*dI F^jr Monday — l p.m. Friday Vernon For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. If they provide the clotbes> can the SAVIXGS For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday. For F rid a y -1 p.m. Wednesday. rest be far behlndT- • 7 Classified deadline 4;30_p.m. day before publication 4:80 Fnday for Accordlng to a fashion preview staged ‘Y’ T ^ o l d Saturday and Monday publication. down in Pennsylvania Station the othw day, patrons of the natkm’s passenger Skiing Trip Monday, February 7 / railroads are soon going to be looking LOAX The Indian Valley IMDA will & at chefs with billowy white bats, parlor No Manchester Emergencies be sponsoring a ski trip to Cede- car attendants with turtleneck stdrts, brook, Ooim., where the "Y” When the question is asked what Man­ doublebreasted red vests and white and has its Outdoor Center. The ski chester needs from the first annual ses­ Association blue striped pants, and "passenger serv­ week Is scheduled for Feb. 20 sion of the General Assembly about to ice representatives" wearing everything through 24. open, the answer is that Manchester from slit skirts to hot pants above high ’Ihe center is completely win­ needs good state fiscal policy in general white boots. terized with hot showers in and nothing for itself in particular!. The prospective appearance of such each cabin. Boys and girls aged 16 through 17 are eligible, on a There are, so far as we can see, costumes is not only a Joy in itself, but first come, first serve basis. no Manchester measures of such an an assurance that certain consequences Courteiy The Ownen ’The group will leave from the ESKIMO SCULPTURES: Mother And Child By Isserkrut, Bird By Paniak, emergency nature that we in this town will have to follow. "Y" office at Vernon (Jircle From The Collection Of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bacon, Manchester Sunday at 4 p.m. Included in If there is going to be a chef in a bil­ need to try to generate any pressure to the total cost of the trip will be Come See ihe all new look of Savings & Loan break through the line the legislative lowy white hat, for instance, there is 11 m eals and fou r overnights. leadership is ^pposedly trying to hold going to have to be something more than ’Transportation will be pro­ vided. Anjrone wishing to regis­ a pre-packaged ham and cheese sand­ against the introductlcm of too much ter or wishing further informa, business for the short sessitm. wich for him to prepare. tion should contact the "Y ” of­ If there are going to be parlor car at- Inside Open Forum fice . But even if we did have local situations tendants with turtlenMks and red vests Benefit Dance which would seem to merit legislative at­ Democratic Telethon ’rickets for the benefit dance and blue and iriiite striped pants, there to be sponsored by the ’Tolland tention, we should, as a matter of good Conflicts of Interest Zoning Agencies. During that FREE GIFTS are going to have to be parior cars, tvith County .’Twin Medher’s Club on state citizenship, or townsmanshlp, try To the Editor, time I was in an excellent posi­ comfortable places for passengers to sit F eb. 19, m ay be purchased by R eport The "OonfUct of Interest" tion to 4anc«. Friday at the Parish telethon to be held before tMs tors would rather see their eral Republican Senators as to Zoning and Planning Were of push and pressure from all the rest. cf Vemm. Here, in certain in­ (Jenter, Rt. 80. Proceeds from bartenders who will be'.iyearing wide summer’s national convention. mcney financing new cam­ Mathias have been current ever carefully drafted by very stances, I feel; are potential pos­ tile, affair will go toward reno­ W ith deposits im new E suspenders and the conductbn^ vdio will With the somewhat skeptical paigns than erasing old debts, since the 1970 election when sibilities for ccinfiicts of interest. thoughtful legislators, to among *25 Manchester needs this 1972 session of vating the center’s kitchen. approval of National Chairman Strauss has been imable to dent Vice President Spiro Agnew, have what is described as a rakish blue ’These would not be readily ap­ other things, “ .. .protect the t«e Curtis is chairman. the General Assembly for vdiat it can do Lawrence F. O’Brien, Strauss’s the vast debt. with WMte House blessing, at­ parent to the average lay per­ health, welfare and well being Daniclng will be to the music of in the direction of fiscal balance for the uniform with striped shirt, bright red telethon over a national tele­ Hounded by creditors (es­ tacked farmer Republican Sen. son . ...” of the reridents of those Pete Noiva’s Orchestra. Rex tie, braided cap, and a large leather vision network wlU begin late pecially the telephone com­ Charles E. (Soodell of New York state and fairness in taxation. Only after Can anyone tell me how a towns who have adopted such Lord will be in charge of entei> on a Saturday night, continuing pany), Strauss had Just about as a "radical liberal." That or old accounts change pouch hanging from a vdde waist builder or a realtor can objec­ regulatims and not the out of taittriient which will feature a it has achieved that pcut of its work, to into Sunday aftemcon for a- given up a few weeks ago when signaled WMte House backing tively serve as a member of a town petitioners vdio in many dance contest and a chorus line. its own conscientious satisfaction, to the belt. The one crucial part of a conduc­ total c f 12 to 14 hours If as the idea of a telethon was rais­ for James L. Buckley, running Zoning (Commission or a Board cases simply want to get a fi­ Committee members are; tor’s attire which hasn’t been mentioned much as $6 million in pledged ed by John Y. Brown, Jr., the approval of the Governor, and to the at of Appeals? It is a matter of nancial foothold in a town. Jean Barselau, Marylou Crow­ contributions are telephoned in Louisville, Ky. entrepreneur (See Page Seven) in advance publicity is something we public record that members of Very truly yours, ley,’Beverly Dean, Joan Dou­ least tacit acceptance ctf the general pub­ to the political and show busi­ who developed Col. Sanders these two prefessiens ore cur­ Charles H. Brown cette, Patricia Duffln, Ellen MANICURE SETS* lic, should the 1972 session proceed to will be looking for the first time we ness celebrities presiding, Kentucky Fried Chicken. rently listed in the town records Evans, Carol Foes, Gerry travel with one of these conductors, and Strauss could probably negoti­ Strauss earlier had considered devote itself even to any other issues of as members of these two boards. Church Member’s View Greene, Diane Harrison, Claire ate with certain creditors to and rejected a telethon, but state wide Importance. see what he produces when we ask him Herald To the Editor, Kehoe, Chrina Lane, Ida Mar- Uquldate the entire $9 miUlon Brown convinced Mm it could Should we as residents of the vdiat time it is. If it is a big gold turnip town of Vernon be content with Re: Pornography I and n tellol, Marilyn McLaughlin, But to any city or town which, vdiat- debt. work — i>articularly with the Yesterdays printed In the Herald editions of To celebrate the reopening of our completely remodeled we will think the railroads are really on That would be a psychological credit card gimmick. chvicus political appointments Maiy Rbddes, Peggy Rice, Mar Jan. 81 and Feb. 1 under the ' rie Ryan, Jeanne Swart, Moni­ Main Street office, we're offering these two gifts to new and ever. the opportunity may seem at Hart­ and financial masterstroke, im­ Strauss was further encourag­ such as these; when experi­ the way back. 25 Years Ago heading “A Thought For Today” ca and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ old savings accounts. With a $25. deposit in a now or old ford, begins acting as if it thought it bad proving party morale and eas­ ed by the 200,000 telephone ca lls enced, qualified people—without vested Interests — are avail­ sponsored by ‘"The Manchester liam Oellers ^ ing the problems of raising the generated by the Democratic Contributions amounting to CkxincU o f C hurches." account* wo will give FREE a Manicure Set. Each sot consists to have some special action from this able? formidahle sums n^ded for the party’s mid-day national tele- $1,254 have been received to­ Because of the controversial Cqnmunlon Breakfast of a chrome |5lato fiingornail clipper, toe-nail clipper and session we-would say just this: Pretend Why are Independent voters Some Hope For Chile 1972 cam paign. It would also vlsicn . response cn Jan. 21 to ward Community Y improve­ nature of the subject matter in Hqgh B. Penney, pastor of passed over in the town of Ver­ knife in a snap-shut feather-grained plastic travel case there is no session this year. greatly enhance the stature of Pre^dent Nixon’s State cf the m ents; goal is set fo r $10,000 by the above articles, I wonder, th e. South Congregational There is some hope for freedom and the O’Brl^-Strauss team. Union address. end of month. non when appointments to im­ as a church member, if the C hu^ of New Britain will be trimmed with enrome. democracy in Chile despite its turn to But there is serious doubt Although one network has Parker Soren is reitamed head portant Committees and Com­ views expressed in them meet the . guest speaker at the Men’s Oommunlsm a year ago. President Sal- whether the telethon, remark­ promised time for a telethon on cf Mlmchester Divisicn of Con­ missi ens ore made? Independent with the full approval of the Comnuihlon breakfast to be Waiting For Snoopy' vadore. Allende, after little mere than a ably effective in raising funds July 8-9, the weekend before the necticut Prwer Oo. voters comprise over 80% of the (Council membersMp. held Feb. 20 at the Union Con­ year in ofdce, confronts growing disillu­ for muscular dystrophy and Democratic National Conven­ Local polio drive smashes all registered voters in Vernon. ’The fact that the opinions ex­ gregational Church. The precise situation with regard to sionment with Communist rule among other dread diseases, can tion in Miami Beach, Strauss records as total passes $9,000 What is the percentage of In­ pressed are under the name of Pastor Penney’s topic wiU be the posslbUlty that the social security the peoide plagued by food shortages, work for a bankrupt political would prefer a May or June m ark. dependent voters who have been the Council might easily lead "The World is My Parish." party. Besides, managers of number may soon become the key num­ leftwing terrorists, and government sei­ weekend — perhaps coinciding appointed to the many commit­ many readers to assume that Tickets for the breakfast may zure of private property. telethons haMtually have trou- with Harry Truman’s birthday tees or commissions in Vernon? the views set forth are theirs. be purchased from any of the ber by which both government and 10 Years Ago ^ W ith deposits in Anti-Marxists, led by women voters, bU actually collecting from May 8. There is cne little prob­ My information Shows this to be In the event that the Council following m w : James Anthony *50 private organlzaticns accumulate, or­ overwhelmed Ms handpicked candidates donors who have pledged con­ lem -rou n d in g up $760,000 to $1 Atty. Allan D. Thomas is ap­ nearly ZERO%. did desire to express Its view Oeoege Apeli Robert Bernier, tributions. Strauss hopes to pointed by board of directors to ganize, and exidiange information about for two congressional seats and forced a mlUicn to stage the telethon For over a decade the writer on such a controversial matter Rofbert Blake, James Bruner, re-shuffle in AUende’s cabinet. mitigate this by arranging for Colson’s Communique replace Robert ’Tomasri on served as a member cf the Ver- it would seem only appropriate John. Dombeck, Arthur Ed­ vdiat once used to be the private lives One of Ms key ministers, Jose Toha, t^ donors to telephone their Stung by published accusa/- Trwn Development Commission. n6n Zoning Commission, 8 of that the members of the various wards, Robert Cottier, George new or old accounts of Americans is this: a member of Allende’s Socialist party, credit card numbers for auto­ tlons that he has been waging Board also passes motion rec­ these years as chairman. Then, churches making up the Council (3ralf,''Robert Hoermann, Roy was Impeached by the Senate opposition matic cMlection. covert political warfare against ommending charter revision to at the state level, as President Kabrick, Lewis Miner, John A private, non-gpovenunental organi­ would have an oiqiortunity to majority. Allende shifted Thha to De­ If the telethon works, it could liberal Republican Senators, permit appointment of assistant and a Director of the Connect­ vote as individuals first so that Peters, (Jlarence ScMaefer, zation called the "Computers end In­ fense Minister in an effort to frustrate end the long frustration for 'WMte House aide Charles W. general manager. icut Federation of Planning & the result would be of guidance W a41 o n ScWechitweg, Bert formation Processing Committee ot the the Impeachment. to that body and then their poa- Suitiierland, Ronald Taft, Lu- HISTORIC COINS* American National Standards Institute" As interior Minister, ’TMia was in ition as expressed would truly " ther Trouton, Kenneth WMt- charge of the national police and was represent the feelings of tiieir mah. is now deliberating ^^ether to have accused of tolerating Illegal armed memebrs. It would not prevent ' rt: FellowsMp Dinner all our future computers and computer groups representing the revolutionary Bill Whitaker any individual from writing Ms Thh dinner meeting at the With a new account of $50., or, $50 added to your systems based on the prospective use of left extremlsts.'The murder cf a farmer or her own view on this or any Laynibn.s FellowsMp of Tol­ present account* we will give FREE a 1964 Historic by extremists who seized his land and other subject. land Association will be held the social security number. Presidential Silver Coin Set. other acts of violence aggravated antag- Mo iv S top SAvifift^’S G lw rs ITeimifP - Personally my own view of Tue^licbiy at Union Congrega­ Once the National Standards In­ (xiism to Toha. this outlet cn Main Bt. is that tional’ Church, Rockville. Dr. Food, is in short supply. Domestic pro­ Dcip fi* DRirrr-rm New England it seeks to weaken moral value* Nathanael GuptiU will speak on These brilliant uncirculated coins represent the last stitute decides to recommend this, if it 7 duction nose-dived after the government WINTIR SM OW EALLSJIlSf D0M*r ALWAVS and for one reason—money. I "H W TV) Live With Your Min­ complete silver coin series. In 1965 the Congressional does, the computers and computer sys­ expropriated 1,850 private farms and would like to see it closed and ister." The discussion will be Congress Act removed 90% silver from United States tems pleimed for the future would all radical terrorists Illegally 'took over C otN C lM WiTff W HINibU D cr A NIW SLED^ fum igated. led by the men of the Somers A Church Member—C.E.Q. coins. These collectors pieces are steadily increasing be designed to be ready to use the social hundreds more. The increasing costs of Church. Importing foodstuffs — $120 million for . Women’s Club in value. Ttley make a wonderful gift. security number as the universal key, the first half of tMs year in contrast to Also available A Thought for Today - The (Handicrafts group of the Come in tomorrow. See the all new Savings & Loan. available to everybody with a computer, $6S million for the same period last Suburban Women’s Club will at Coventry to the private lives of all Americans. year, is a critical drain on foreign cur­ Sponsored by the Manoheater meet tonight at 8 at the home Make your deposit and take home your FREE gift. Council of Churches rency reserves. of Mrs. William Baker, 130 (Gifts also available at our Coventry ofRce.) As the National Standards Institute AUende’s government claims ChUe has, Beriq Rd., South Windsor. Mrs. O ffice debates whether to go ahead and create $300 million but other sourc^ say the to­ Practice Thankfulness, aandy Sheehan will demon­ tal is less than $300 mUllon, perhaps as She was a Uttle, dried-up Wisp strate nmcrame belt making. this kind cf machinery and this kind of of an old lady, her face as drlnk- Uttle as $12 mlUion, com pared to the LWV Meeting data system, there is nothing, except ly as a piece of parchment left $476 miUion in reserves when Allende •nio state Com m ittee o f the In tile sun, her home a willow- the troubled debates of its own pubUc took office. Vernon League of Women Voters less attic, hut she was radiant ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ conscience, to hold it back. A state of emergency was declared in will meet tonight at 8 at the early December, invoking news censor­ with the intermingling of grati­ Hie reason there are no restraints on tude and Joy. 'When a visitor honii, of W5rs. Harold Shapiro, ship and permitting arrests without war- 276 bierline Dr. the deliberations of the National Stand­ rent; Housewives rioted over food short­ asked whet one in her sltuaUan 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPI^ STREET - TEL. 649-4588 - Democratic Caucus ages and 'the government placed food had to be thankful for, she Jab­ ards Institute is that official Washing­ . Raglstored Democrats in Ver- distribution under control. bed with a shaky finger in the ton has not yet decided whether govern­ In short, OommuMsm has proved a direction of a golden beam of nonrtwlU attend a caucus M arch (COVENTRY OFFICE ■ ROUTE 31 ■ TEL. 742-7321) ment wants to participate in the big na- diare-the-poverty swindle. light above her bed, and said, 6 at»8 p.m. at the Vernon Center Middle School. The caucus will In Chile, as in Russia, Cuba and "For the sunshine that comes tioiv-wide gossip box of the future or pre­ endorse candidates for the elec­ China, Communism can keep its grip on through the crocks." vent it from ever being created and a nation only through force and terror. She had learned a happy seo- tion of members of the Demo­ keyed to the social security number. Much of Chile’s freedom has g«me ret. By actively practicing cratic Town Committee, thankfulness she had beootne any enroUod Democrat in Senator Sam Ervin, the privacy-con­ down the drain, but if the people have a town m ay have Ms o r h w voice by the time AUende’s term conies the redptent of Joy. scious Norih OarpUna Democrat, hqs Placed on the ballot at the to a close, they wlU choose freedom — SitiMnltted by: Mdeus by filing with the sec beim sounding the alarm, conducting SCRIPPS LEAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS. Rev. Mkgr. Edward J. RUaidon .tii i l i i St. Jam es R , o. Churoh 1'

'» ■ 'MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.; MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972; PAGE NINE PAGE BIGHT MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MOl^IDAY. FEBRUARY T, 1972 to offset any possible, com­ mlttey honored two long-time recognize the government of Hehron ToUand plaints. GOP office holders during Fri­ Weicker Urges that country." FUEL OIL Rev. Allen in New Post, About Town Course Planned Skating - Coasting The course is designed to pre­ day night’s victory dance. In urging recognition olDang- Obituaty Receiving ,plaques to ap­ U.S. Recognition l-'c'esh. Sen. Weicker noted that Manchester Gilbert and Sulli­ In Control Of sent a "gre-'ter understanding of preciation of dedicated service 17.9 van Workshop will rehearse Its world nroblems todav. by an U.S. rcccg;nltion would make It 200 Oal. Min. Leaves St. Mary’s Feb. 16 Bid Opening Tomorrow Were Rupert West and Mrs. Of Bangladesh there was little chance for re- production of "Patience” today Auto Exhausts New High School Courses eximinatirn of the regligions in­ Eleancr Weston. 1 Day Notice For OeUveiy Mrs. Clarke Dies, and Wednesday from 8 to 10 volved.’’ Religions to bs studied The recognition of Bangladesh imlfication cf that state with 24 Hour Burner Service The Rev. Russell H. Allen, as­ West served as a state rep­ P->kistan. He pointed out that sistant-' -to the rector of St. p.m. at South. United Metho- Howell C h e h e y Technical On Gilead School Bonds will include Hinduism, Islam, resentative for many years, and *!y ;he United States as a free, MANCHESTER Wife of Ex-Coach dlst Church. There wlU be a so- School will give an Introductory rhris’iontty, Buddhism and clear that Bangladesh to an in- Mary’s Episcopal Oiurch since All three Hebron selectmW Grand List Is publltii^ so that as a member of the Board of independ^t and demccratic na­ .■^ependent nation and not a OIL HEAT. INC. Mrs. Mildred Russell C3arke, -i.osb, announced yesterday that clal hour tonight at 7:80 at Jud-lsm. P-irental permission course In automobile emission Approved by School Board Assessors. tion was urged Thursday by Con- 649-4908 78, of 41 CSiarter Oak St, wife he has accepted an Invitation of South Church for members of The Northvlew Ski Area will TZ Sea',Sfat X"flSlclal ^sStuS will be required for students en­ Mrs. Weston has served as client state of India. of Wilfred J. Clarke, died last the Rt. Rev. Wilburn C. Capip- the cast. central systems as soon as 25 have Its first skiing tonight from morning at 11.80 at tne ^ y,g ggni- rolling. town treasurer for ten years uectlcut Sen. Lowell P. la c k e r “We can not Ignore a nation of automobile mechanics are en- The Board of Education has the program at the end of the A course to psychology was 75 millfcn people that Is now nlght at Doctors Hospital, HoUy- beu, Bishop of West Virginia, 6 to 10 p.m. Last winter, ac- Connecticut Bank and Trust year. approved several changes to the Art and as president of the Repub­ .Tr. rolled. first year. ruled out stoce the board did not A resolutlcn co-sponsored by the second largest Moslem wood, Fla. to become vicar of Emanual The Cherub Choir of Conlmu cording to the town recreation co. In Hartford when sealed xhe town assessor has been high school curriculum, provid­ Foreign Language feel the Instructors were suffic­ SeQ^eral requested changes lican Women’s Club for six Mrs. Clarke was bom June 21, church. Episcopal, In Keyser, nlty Baptist Church will rc' ■rae course will consist of two- department, the first day of received for the given a 30 - day extentlon }>y submitted to the art department years. Sen. Weicker spates: '"That It Is country after Indonesia. Bing- WANTED 1898 In Manchester, daughter of w. Va. ing ,the ctumges can be made Changes in the foreign lan­ iently qualified to teach It. i-'f'esh Is a free Independent na­ hearse temerrew at 3:13 p.m. hour sessions, and class ses- skiing was Dec. 13, 1070, w ith ___ non in pohnoi the state; therefore, the Grand Without the need to hire addi­ guage department will be limit- Guidionce personnel are over were denied by the school hoard. the sense of Cengregs that the Clean, Late Model ]^ p h and M l»l»th Itoblnson .pjjg announcement was made In Memorial Hall of the church, slons will be hold from 7 to 0 the slope open S3 days between poco*!®®® be published tmtll tional teachers. The board instead suggested Manchester Evening H e r a l d President should Immediately tion and we must recognize it ed to changing of textbooks leaded to tiielr student loads av, o me"iber cf the world com­ here aU during the Rev. Mr. Allen’s ser- p.m. There Is no tultlcn charge, that date and Feb. 7, 1971. bends for the Gilead j^j^rch 1 . All courses must have at least used, at a cest of about $360. and could not be spared to teach the offerings be Included as Tciland correspondent B e t t e racy;nlze Bangladesh as an Inde- ^ \ lum ber Ho,jy Eucharist yes- The Mothers Club cf Jehn Anyone Interested In enrolling There will be skating at Char- School. Ecology ten students, unless otherwise The existing texts hav^ been de­ the sourse, the board said. specialized projects within exlst- Quatrale, Tel. 876-2846. p^ildent foreign country and —" munity,” Sen. Weicker said. USED CARS of St. M ^ ’s EplsM i^ Church, terday morning. His resigns- Mather Chapter, Order of De- is aiked to call Ralph S. Cata- ter Oak Field and Center ipbe issue of the bonds will be Tbe selectmen agreed to a re- authorized by the Board of Ed­ Top Prices Paid Temple Chapter, OES, and the become effecUve Feb. scribed as "deadly dull" and The board further agreed that tog courses and that Increased Mclay will meet tcnlght at 8:30 lano, head of the automotive Springs Park Annex today, from dated March 1. 1072, with Inter- quggt by the Hebron Ecologists ucation. outdated by both the students requirements for taking biology participation In the work-study For AH Makes! American Legion AuxUlary. 29, though he will complete at the Masonic ’Temple. department, from 10 a.m...to 3 3 to 10 p.m.; and at Union ggt payable seml-annuaily on jo. Less Pollution (HELP) to Survivors, besides her hus- ^is work at St. Mary ’s on Feb. Pt some cases new subjects and teachers. to the freshman year should be program be considered by the p.m., Monday through Friday. Pond, from 3-30 to 10 p.m. the first days of March and ggt up bins In the north end of Science tightened. Students approved for art department, particularly In band, are a (taughter, Mrs, Jean ,0 brief vacation be- Coasting will be permitted In September starting September town for glass collection. have been added to diversify CARTER CHEVROLET Hall of Hollywood, Fla.; two assuming his new post on ■me committee on worship of ““‘f the present offerings. In others, A proposed non-mathematics taking the course a year ahead the area of graphics, North««*V, UnitedTt-.*-,. Methodist Church mobile mechanics Interested In Center Springs Park unUl 5 p.m. ^ this year. North end residents had ask|^ physics course met with a mixed COn INC. sisters, Mrs. Conrad A. Dwlre March 1. While in Keyser, he learning about reducing air pol­ a replacement course has been of time should have proven Warranty Deeds will meet tonight at 7 at the These bonds will be the gen- for the containers as the dls- okayed, or the high school de­ reaction from the school board. superior ability to both biology Two warranty deeds and one 1229 Main St. and Mrs. Aldo Pagan!, both of work as a campus min- lution through control of exhaust eral obllgaticn of the town, pay- posal area Is In the extreme Recommended for rejection by Manphester; and a niece, Mrs. tater at Potomac State College. church. ___ fumes and imburned hydrocar- partments have been uiged to and reading, according to Mid­ quit claim deed recording prop­ Phone 649-5238 able frem taxes which may be s''uth end of town, making It In- the board’d curriculum commit­ dle School administrators. DOZIN DOHUTS Phyllis D. Wilson of East Hart- since coming to St. Mary’s, he ■ beats, m e program is sponsored N ixon Signs combine the requested changes erty transfers of ownership levied on all taxable property convenient for them to Ijring within the framework of exist­ tee, the courae got a temporary were filed the town clerk’s ford. has been responsible for the Manchester Lodge of MasoM by the U.S. Office of EducaUon, In Hebron without limit as to glass there, Special CXiurse to Funeral services will be Nosalff photo will meet tomorrow at 7:80 Bureau of Adult Vocational and ing claases. reprieve due to the pleasure ot office last week. youth, urban and ecumenical Rev. Russell H. Allen rate or amount except for 542.6 HELP will annouce shortly board chairman James Cornish A specialized course, "Great AND GET ’Thursday at 11 a.m. at St. work, and more recently, the p.m. at the Masonic T ^ p le . Technical Education; National Reform s For Proponents of the Women’s Religions of the World” was ap- Warranty deeds were Kata- Mary’s Episcopal Church. Bur­ acres classified as forest land— where the bins will be plac^. Lib movement even won a vic­ and member Charles Mayer. , j j , , « -----Liturgical„------Renewal Program„----- of.. —as „ delegate to the Manches- m e Entered Apprentice . degree —^ ------Pollution ------Administration;------taxable at a limited rate — and Safety ryna Duda to John A. and ial will be in East Cemetery. the church. He was director of ter Council of Churches and was conferrM. ROMit S. major automobile manufac- tory of sorts with the defeat of The board agreed to return Veronica A. Kelly, property on ICE SKATES Campaigns dweSling homes of qualified el- read a letter from the a requested offering for an in­ the proposed Offering to the ® « “®^®'^ i??®.„ Friends may call at the summer ’70, a youth pragrani a member of the Manchester Ather, Junior warden, will pre- turars. science d i s s e n t for further t®-®!*!"* responsibilities to In- Snlpslc Lake Rd. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main jn Manchester and In Williman- Clergy Association, and since Refreshments will. be .■ ■ ...... derly persons cf low Income, state Safety Commission ne- dustrial education course for PROFESSIONALLY (Continued from Page One) taxable at limited amounts. questing the town set up a cltl- glrl8 and a kitchen survival revlew. The board wants tho "®^ course, Also, F. Knowlton Utley and St., Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. tic. He has been a member of 1968, a member of the execu- Bervei after the meeting. . ,, .. ,, They will become payable In ^gns’ safetv committee, and courae offered separately from Harvey’s background (degrees Ralth G. Utley to Richard S. GROUND the Drug Advisory Council and tl^ve committee of the Connecti­ c o ^ e for boys. r u n f tended to limit speni^g on po- annual amounts of $26,000, asking the town to furnish the Vito BotticeUo el board assiuned the stance **»® regular physics course and In education ^ m ^ e ra de- and Susan B. Papke, property While You Wait! on advisor for the former De- cut Committee bn Campus Min- Preceptor Gamma Chapter, D ock Strike liUcalbroadcasting. Hes^d In starting March 1, 1973 , through names end addresses of citizens will grant approval, providing fr®® 1" religion from Yale) com- cn Valley View Dr. Vito BoitUcello, 82, of 89 Spen­ pot Coffeehouse. He also served Istry, an ecumenical endeavor. Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will thdt students of either sex W ho could be contacted. It can be offered with no addl- bined with a period of residence A quit claim deed was filed Thls Coupon Musi* Be Presented! I cer St., husband of Mrs. Isabel meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the jection was that the 1970 meas- ^he selectmen, at Saturday’s Action on the letter was tabled should be allowed to take what­ Ban Voted ever courses they desire. Girls tional staff or funds. to Pakistan, make him uniquely transferring property on Goose CAPITOL be in Spring Grove Qemetery, home of Mrs. Edgtto Ansaldl, ure applied t<> board meeting, signed all the for the board’s next mebtlng, The science department had nu'’llfled to Instruct the courae Lane from Minnie and Louis F. I O C ? W I i S t e r 255 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE | morning at Manchester Memor- 101 Princeton St. television ^ d did not limit necessary papers; however, the Feb. 19. should be free to sign up for Equipment Co. n ial Hospital. (Oonttamed from Page One) any of the Industrial education recommended dropping marine which he proposed, according to Zanghl to Rae E. and Maryann „ Vi ,___Friends may call at the fu- F ire Calls ilfi, t awarding cf the bonds Is not ex- Tryouts biology, but the board overruled the board. Peck, Donut" MANCHESTER. CONN. j 88 MAIN ST. 648-7868 was born May ^ tonight from 7 to 9. Daughters of Liberty No. 120 weekend and were due to re- 1972 act is a better bill because courses while boys should sign 11, 1889 In Italy and came to “ pected untU later this month. The Podium Players’ txyouts up fot;, regular home ec courses, the request, providtog sufficient ’The board however, wants a Republicans Honored _ wlU meet tomorrow at 7:80 sume talks today. It limits spending j., through all Pidary Study tor their spring musical, "lOss interest is shown to the course, synopsis of the course content The Republican Town Com- this country as a young man. He Mrs. Oraflna Stankevlch Town firemen went to the p.m. at Orange HaU. Mrs. Rob- The effects of increasing communications media. selectmen. In making Me Kate,” will be held.tomor- it decided. had lived in Manchester for 46 A cooperative course between / years. He ».ap o Stankevlch, 82, Oak Grove Nature Center short- ert Dunlop and Mrs. Russell pressures from the White Under the legislaUon, the 11m- fheir recemmendaUens for sa^ row evening from 7:80 to 9 at the two departments was ap­ termer Md a^^^U.S. Windsor tormerly of jy before neon Saturday to ask Hazen are In charge of a so- House and Congress were evl- iv It ^ on . a -umivp White House honeftiTs ...... gpies and fringe benefits for the Rham High School Audlto- SAVE WITH CALDOR'S vegetable Chester, died Saturday at St. , _ cial time and refreshments. dent in the bdrgalnitvf talks. radio-TV ad budget this tell . v/n emplryes, agreed the sat- rium. proved, providing It can be done WESTEVGHOUSE Army veteran of World War I. Francis Hospital. ^®'^® ^ ®*' witl) the present staff. Survivors, besides his wife, — - "We’re working s^cifics will be set rt $8.4 million. It is gjy sfu^y committee’s final re- These are open tryouts and Rejected by the board were a HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS . T . T> n ... 1, She was bom In Russia and tlngulsh a fire they had lit to The Daughters of Isabella will now,” a sn-kea-n-n for the In- the first such White House pert submitted last /pril should the Players are looking not PORTABLE RADIO C iild o r ^Wed most of her Ufe In Man- keep them warm whUe skaUng. wo(ri-metal seminar course and have its regular meeting tomor- ternatlonal Long^ioremen’s and c<'mnalgn spending celling in be token Into ocnslderatlon. only for singers for the chorus poiirer technology 8 because ^ T J Chester before moving to Wlnd- row at 8 p.m. at the KofC Home Warehousemen’s UniiHi said history. K Bi^cello, ^ "tral on a M eni^rs are rem ind^ of t o Jf ^iU we run Into any This year the selectmen wlU contact Mrs. Fred Robson. be included within the frame­ Synthetic birthstones spell out 2 9 « ‘Dearest’! ______Rag. 19.99 13.88 Our Reg. 49c BotticeUo of Manchester; a sis- t w T l ^ television antenna was smoking, secret pal revealing.'There will ‘c e ^ ^ . The — VFW . . .. ------AuxlUary...... is spon- recommend...... in...... their ... estimated...... following - meetings, u a , 5 and work of existing courses wher­ SPECIAL VALUES . . . GENERAL ELECTRIC I L f roR’ OIOV J ^ , ® ^ S ^ “ er‘t a i ? S ; t®^|rkt-grandchildren. .Sunday morning at 8:61,_dlf- ^® whote o L w T s a l d Sa?J^ «>»•««« « “P®®*^! «®ri®® <«®- scheduled this ever possible. These courses in­ cluded advanced child develop- CALDOR 23 grandchildren and a great- a / T - ^ T m " ^ f i ^ t o ‘‘to ^ e n ^ to 'tiS by^M ^ grel. cSled In’ last Wednesday tributed by t o American Can- holidays Congrega- menf, advanced clothing and at 9.16 a.m. from to at. » r o u ^ Hazel Fahey, Mrs, Harold Con- a® ® private mediator In t o cer Society tomorrow at 8:30 ^hgy have been in touch with ttonal Church Junior Choip re- GENERAL ELECTRIC PUFFS grandchild. Merwln, Leek and Sheehan Fu- scene to correct the situation, ,kitchen survival. A personal de- noUy and Miss Ann Wolfram. proltmged dispute. p.m. at the Post Home. Superintendent of Schools Aram hearsal, 3 p.m., Gilead |H1U Bag of 260 cotton The funeral wlU be Wednesday i^aji-ai Home, 35 Poquonock Ave., Eighth District firemen were Vel^ment course was rejected, SNOOZ-ALARM cosmetic puffs; ^ Among the greups who have Damarjlan with reference to In- ^hool; Hebron Cengr^atioo^ prbVldtog the subject is offered at 9:80 a.m. from the John F. Windsor, with a mass at the called to the Top Notch Pood Our Reg. 4.79 . Our Reg. 54c W'erney^Bhne^ Home, --w 219 W. Tt. »amigaints8 KUSSianRussian unnoaoxOrthodox storeStore pviongparking iOllot eariyearly o«iuruttySaturday The executive board of the lAnonhorp AflmnmAnf afnAA thA been InvitedMiviwu toXAJ Utboiiuattend theviie pro-i/iw- eluding —o town employes under o^ u rc h Junior CSidr r e h M ^ , as ' peurt of the health curricu­ 3 3 " Center St., with a Mass of the Church on Scarborou^ St., afternoon to wash gas down volunteer league of the Lute ffrom are the American Legion ^ EducaUon’s Blue ^ Hebron Elementary lum. The proposed interior de­ ^Roaiiv^wtHnn i^ ro tK m at Hiat o O i ^ h s%#of —Hartford, at ...... 10. Burial . . wiU ® . .be in * which...... had leaked from.. ..the ____ gas JuniorTis*i after each year’s serv- Board of Christian Elducation, r. School, and no chorus or vocal CANNISTER VACUUM BUCKET Newborn ...... 1.37 She is survived by a daughter, retirement in 1988. He was a loaded with them,” Ford said. The Women’s Home League mentary School. under any of the Bill 490 cate- Ice thereafter, an additional day, 7:30 p.m.. Smith • Gellert opportunities ottered to the third Below Orig. Wholesalel Mrs. Margaret Kuhlman of Lounge; and Senior Choir Re- or fourth grades' at the Hicks #2963 Our Reg. 1.98 1.57 member of St. John’s Evangel- q^gre were 40 murders In t o i^ ^ w at t o The sesslcn, open to the jnibllc, gcries, the assessors niust then ® two-w^k m ^m um Reg. 32.97 Daytime 30’$...... 1.57 Manchester, with whom she leal Lutheran Church In New Little Rock, Ark., last year,. P'™’ Is being sponsored by the And- evaluate the land for its current However, for an individual to hearsal, 7 p.m.. Church, Scho®®®®*‘ New mg." said PoUce Chief Gale P. T^e bowd of trustees of the jjeen tovlted. film, "Proudly We HaU,” a doc- a full-time vocal music teacher PHOTO Britain and Arthur E. Glaeser Lutz Junior Museum wiU meet The-m, key speaker -MilwlU K«be umentary1 of 'America,a ■narrated A J T*>® selectmen also discussed GUead HiU School gymnasium. United Methodist Church, will j ^ vronehester* two broth- w ** tonight at 8 at the museum. ori-e*A flimnivm avaoiiMva nae. iw .Totmaa flfnnratM o—M nMaanf- ®®veral Items tiicy might wont for the high school and two half- WASTE officlate. Burial wUl be in ft* St. 01 MEiwnester, two orotn District Attorney Joseph Gecrge Simpson, executive sec- by James Stewart, and present- Manchester Evening Herald .time vocal teachers fo% the Mid­ 20 EXPOSURE ers. Paul Glaeser of Kenstag- g^g^j^ ^ lcs Angeles rot-ry cf t o Connecticut Farm ed through the auspices of thO ^ budget under ALBUMS James Cemetery. St. Jude’s Mothers Circle ■' reserve funds. Hebron Correspondent, Anne dle School and for Hicks. BASKET There are no calling hours. ''‘'^®®«’ 8««® havS no Bureau Association, who wUl re- RepubUoii Town CommUtee. Reid mentioned the posslbUi- Emt, Telephone 228-8971. Language Arts #2846 Our Reg. 2.98 MAILER SALE wick,. Mass.; a sister, Mrs. Lhk , possible^ , „ ih i« purposennrnnaa othernther than scheduled for timlght view . the Open Space lesrlsationleglsation School Menus A. unique semester arrange- 2.37 Our Reg. 2.99 cota Danielson of New Britain *^^ple,.. he said, has been canceled. relative to farm, forest and open _ . ^ ty cf expanding the Town Office ADss Pearl E. WUliams aa loTirt as Hasiimstad hv the BuUdlng In a few years, and n^ent of freshman and sopho­ ROCKVILLE — Miss Pearl E. and four grandchUdren. "iTiey can’t be used for target space land as designated oy tne string beans, yegetable sticks. *, a * _ more roquired English subjects WUlloms, 82, of 29 Chestnut St. Funeral services b® to- gh^^ting or hunting.” Miss Denise Allard, daughter planning commission of t o d e l a t e marshniaUow pudding. w;as approved by the board for OFF CALDOR’S REGULAR LOW PRICE died yesterday at her home af­ morrow at 11 a.m. at the Far- g^g^n g^jq yigre are 6 mti of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel E. towns. Wednesday: Turkey wiUi ^ > thb rij^tog year. reU Funeral Home, B^ankUn handguns in California, and Allard of 12 Jackson St, has Also attending will be John gravy and dressing, mashed nroDriation for this. A MODERN 2.44 ter a long illness. Qr«ifas*A T2«Jf _ ,__ 1. be in the Falrvlew Cemetery,Cemeterv. uay _ . Nigiit oSpecials.”__ .... tor the fall semester at the Uni- the ToUand County___ ... Extension muffins._ . . funds In the reserve account for and mounting. Re­ etc. needed. Accepts 24, 1889 in New Britain, daugh­ New Britahv. PHARMACY dents required to take all four. Mr. Potato Fish, Mr. Potato Bird, Mr. Po­ ter of Rodman H. and Jennie Testifying oefore a Senate versity of Connecticut, Storrs, service. Thursday: OrUled ------cheero ® luture ^ replacement , m«h of the Die courses are broken down tato Bug! turned by mail directly variety of picture Stickels WiUlams, and had Uved Friends may call at the fu­ succom.uit.ee last faU, Mayor where she la a senior In the PubUc BUI 490 Is designed to sandwiches, tomato soup, pick- “SM for iMOiiii opera- to your home. sizes. neral heme tonight from 7 to 9. into poetry and drama;' fiction MATTEL R-R-RUMBLERS in Rockville for the past 60 John V. Lindsay of New York Schcol of Education. encourage t o preservation of les, harvest cake. “®"® “ ® sanitary dlspos^ afidi non-fiction; oral communi­ where eight poUcemen were ----- ' farm land, forest land, and Friday: Hamburger on a bun, The present "ja^l"® J® Race them on hot wheels track, do dare­ years. She was employed for cation; language and writing. devil stunts! 4 0 % more than 40 years at the U.S. slain by pistols last year, said The Ffockvll’e Emblem Club men.space land. In determining oven fried potatoes, carrots, ‘r®./®®^ v.ot, ■Die English department Is Envelope Co. In RockvUle be­ South Viets the cheap pistols constitute will honor Its past presidents what constitutes a piece of choice of desserts. that in a few years n mignt nave said to have mixed opinions re­ CORNINGWARE fore she retired in 1966. She was "the most outrageous element Wednesday at a pctluck at 6:30 farmland, there Is no minimum MUk and bread and butter to he replaces, garding the proposal and is try­ IKmiMMUII SLEDS‘ SKIS •TOBOGGANS a member of the United Congre­ of the handgun trade.’’ p.m. at the Elks Home cn Park amount of land required; other sandlwchesare avaUable at all At their meeting, the select- ing the program on a trial basis TRIO gational Church of Tolland and Batter North But, said Lindsay, they are St. Miss Lcrna t.emlck Is In criteria, such as the use the ™®®^- men will contider priorities for ! tor the first two years. Juniors BbcksiDeckBr^ IN OUR STOCK attended the Union Congrega­ (Continued Irmn Page One) only part of the problem and nSn^r,} af the nr'-«Tram. The l-ind is put to, are used. ' ------”®''' ‘®wn ^mpment. and seniors will tw e the stand­ e 4 ft. Skibogger, Orig. 6.99 ...... 4.19 SET tional Church of Rockville. . ••n. tiling less than natlwial ac- club wUl elect a chaplain at Its The bill’s definition of forest Mancheeter Evening Herald ard English courses. Survivors______are three sisters. to r^uce the Ctommunlst against all hanaguns wUl business sesilcn at 8 to replace imd states that t o minimum Andover correspondent Anna Reid said all requests for One of. the major h n ^ - ''^veral members of the Eng­ 1 /4 INCH • 5 ft. Eskimo, Orig. 12.99...... 7.79 Open Stock 19.50 Mrs. Mildred Dowding of R<»k- command s ablUty to launch at- jumce.” Mrs. John Lemlck, who had to parcel that can be so designated Frisina, tel. 742-9847. funds wiU have to wait until the throughs in tiie re-trmt> lish' ‘ department wanted very e 6 ft. Eskimo, Orig. 15.99 ...... 9.59 vllle, with whom she made her tacks during the Tet festival ______It is this attitude that strikes resign from the poet because of contains at least 25 acres; while - ______- ment of tuberculosis and much to try the new concept, POWER DRILL • 6 ft. Flexible Flyer, Orig. 22.99 ...... 13.79 home, Mrs. John Kubniy of El- ®*id during President Nixon’s yjg heart of the gun fra- illness. open space land Is defined as in all tuberculosis is an V according to board member 9.99 Itngton and Mrs. Brfice Larrow visit to Red China beginning ^nich views any leglsla- .(jlarbl Duncan, and arrange- • 8 ft. Flexible Flyer, Orig. 27.99 ...... 16.79 any area cf land ^ilch In some experimental drug called Formally Sold For 8.88 of Bridgeport; and a brother, F®h. 21. tion as Just one more step to- The Goldan /,'»e Club will manner promotes conservation, • Armed Holdup Try Fails, '. .tospts will be made to evaluate Freezer-to-ovenTto-table set Russell WilUams of Ellington. The Viet Cong have an- rifampin.. . . It's scoring Not all models in all stores, no rain checks! includes 1, I'a and quart ward eventual confiscation of meet Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at protects the natural envlron- spectacular success Funeral services will bo ncunced they would observe a the Senior Citizens Center, ment, enhances public recreation covered saucepans, blue, Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the four-day cease-fire for Tet be- ® Me~i.’'ers are reminded to opportunities, or preserves hls- Safe Could Not Be Opened against tuberculosis COLECO SLIDE-A-BOGGAN Q Q ® flower design. Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Elling­— glnnhig at 1 a.m. next Monday. cases diagnosed as “al­ Rugged poly construction, fast on the snow. Reg. 1.79 -X The South Vietnamese and U.S. brlng markers for a kitchen torlc sites, ton Ave. The Rev. Paul J. Bow­ social. RlU 480 nrovldea that a land- ^ gun-wleldlng man tried un- say. The gunman persisted, but most hopeless." . . . Na­ man, pastor of Union Congrega­ Commands have declared a 24- Car Hits Child, P successfully to hold up the was finally convinced and fled Sal 7.99 heur cease-fire. tional Jewish, a leading FORMERLY OF THE tional Church, will officiate. Injury Slight Lydon Bros. Service Station on Into fields to the west of the center for TB and res­ NORTH END OF Burial will be in Falrvlew Cem­ ToUand Ipke. across from Tay- station. piratory diseases, accepts hCANCHESTER (Bucklond) For wood, metal or masonry. etery, New Britain. 1.9 amps 2,250 R.P.M. Six-year-old Chester Preston lor St. Saturday night. PoUce poUce arrived shortly alter only those whom nobody Friends may call at the funer­ STAR. GAZRIC* say the description given them the holdup man fled, surround- Is Now Located At al home tomorrow from 2 to 4 ot 12 Bunco Dr. was struck by ■By CLAY R. POLLAN- else has been able to ARIES UIRA by the near victim resembles gti the field and searched the h«dp. . . . Among 80 pa­ 245 SPRUCE ST. MAGIC CHEF and 7 to 9 p.m. a car early Saturday altetnoon MAR. 2» Your Daily Adivify Guido other descriptions of the holdup area, but could find no trace of of Eldridge St.) as he crossed Center St. ne&r According lo tho Start. man in other recent robberies, the man. tients, for example, were FAMOUS BRAND Mrs. Sarah G. Kinney lilac St, Chester sustained 1^17-22-35-45 'TB*d*velop messoge for Tuesdoy, 4-18-29-3VO Ihe station attendant, William Police say the man was about 14 w ito TB o f both lungs. 30 INCH TOLLAND — Mrs. Sarah Gor­ My:/59-45-83-90 read words conoesponding to numbers 48-5048 T & Hardy, was serving a customer 5. 7.. jaU, between 20 and 26 . . . Eight had had one or 7” CIRCULAR SAW don Simington Kinney, 79, of minor Injuries. He was taken to of your Zodiac bimi Sign,_ ' TAURUS 31 Could 6l-Or SCORPIO at about 11 ’80. His ^ e and two years of age, with a thin face more lobes of their lungs WITH CASE Mountain Spring Rd., widow of Manchester Memorial Hospital AfR. 20 1 A ocr. 2Ji 2B«l 32 W hat 62 Yourself children were ^ t l n g for him ^nd large nose, and had blond removed. . . . No drug Formcriy Sold for 24.99 ELECTRIC VWUIam lOnney, died yesterday where he was treated and dlb- I MAY 20 3 Expect 33 If 63 Wrong ffOK. 21 34 Show 64 Ploy In a car to the station lot. hair. He wore a dark ski hat had helped them for at a Rockville convalescent ■ charged. \ 1- 5-10-31 4 Golden 38-47-5l-57i PoUce say he crossed between /49-40-73 5 Cancer 35 With 65 It'll He returned to t o office ^hlch he pulled over hla face long. . . . Despite this, home. 6 Your 36 Catch 66 Feelings where a man emerged from the wore dark clothing, rifampin halted the dis­ m M Mrs. Kinney was bom April two cars stopped In the east- GEMINI 7 What 37 You 67 Avoid SAOITTARm 19.99 RANGE (^ M A T 2t 8 Let 38 Excitement 68 Money men’s room and asked him dl- poUce say a spot welder has ease in 70 per cent of the 5,500 RPM U/L rated motor. 22, 1892 in Auburn, Mass,, bound and ran Into the side of 69 About NOK. daughter of George H. and Sarah a westbound car driven by Wil­ 9 0eor 39 Too roctions, police say. -nie man been reported missing from patients. . . . As yet the Rip guide and blade included. 10 Individual 40 Be 70 Be DEC. sat down saying he wanted to pietcher Glass Co. at M McKee Proffitt Gordon, and had lived fred J. Beaudry ot South Wind­ ^'■7-t2-20-4i 11 Not 41 You 71 Going >l9-24-«)(0 drug is used only in con­ In Tolland for the past 28 years. sor. «/53-7yo 12 Seems 42 Go 72 Sudden 56-44-82-P^S get warm; made a phone call. s t . The item is valued at be- 13 Surprises 43 You 73 Nemesis then paced back to forth to front tween $160 and $200. trolled studies.... It Survivors are three sems, Ed­ An accident late yesterday CANCER 14 To 44 You 74 Guard CAPRICORN not be generally ayail- UNPAINTED 30” STOOL ward O. Simington of Tolland, iftomocn on McNaU St. sent ^JUNt 21 is Ones 45 Tedious 75 Bockword' DEC, of the building before a p n ro ^ - a warrant charging her with AMANA RADAR RANGE 16 Get 46 Drawback 76 Admit able until awrovedi by ot fjuLr 22 JAN. . Ing the car oiMl toUtog Hardy’s obtaining money under false 2.88 Ready to finish. and Gordon W. Simington, and Margaret Saylor SomersvlUe 17 Put 47 Stimulates 77Todoy the Food and Drug |/^d- Rog. 3.66 George H. Simington, both of ;o Manchester Memorial Hos­ |>3-4J:S4-62 18 Opportunity 48 Up 78 Changes 8-'9-13-28^ Mrtfe, at gunpoint, to keep stlU, pretenses was served Saturday MICROWAVE OVEN ■eBPEIsIs 79 Errors ministration. 158 N(bw Jersey; a daughter, Mrs. pital where she was treated and ft-^76-79-89 19 Hunches 49 Prove 30-55-^ ^ according to police. on Susan C. Bloktog of Taunton, Bernice Dowhan of ToUand; a released. UO 20 Like so Concerning 80 Helpful AQUARIUS He then returned to t o office Mass. She was charged to con- Wlven your doctor wrll WALNUT WOOD Thaws frozen food 2 minutes to the lb.! 115 volt grounded 21 Poy 51 Don't 81 Work Jiff. 20' preacription for wtoat alls Removable oven door and door sister, Mrs. Eva Banks of El­ She was one of eight passen­ I JULY 22 J 22 Up 52 Off 82 Them and, pointing the gun at Hardy nectlon with a bad check cash- FOLDING CHAIR seals. No spillover cooktop edge. outlet, 15 amps. No pots or pans, easy to clean. * 23 Only 53 Will 83 Pay FE|. II demanded that he open the safe ed at Popular Super Market, briiw It to be _flUedT at lington; eight grandchildren, and gersKW B InUl a caruor drivenuiivuii byujr Marthahum uab. r—„AUS. a22» , -- . . 25" wide lower oven. Many other 54 Find 84 Into to which Hardy bod Just place-1 She was released on a promise LENDX PHARMAOrTsil) B. a great-grandchild. Prentice of WUson. The Pren- 2-H-25^3>f 25^ 55 True 85 For 3-14-t6-23J^ Center St. TVbI. 649-0886 for Folds for storage. features! SHmeral services wlU be to­ tice car was struck in the rear fl>'58A1-75. _|| 26^ 56 Excellent 86 Debt P2-4V-8L-851. the day’s receipts, poHce report, to appear. Court date Feb. 28, free delivery. Sundry Dept, • SPECIAL • 3 .3 9 Our Reg. 4.39 CHECK CALDOWS LOW PRICE! morrow at 11 a.m. at the Ladd by another car operated by viRoo 27 Could 57 Complain 87 Smortly pisen Hardy’s wife drove across the Richard'J. Gavls, 19, of East 28 Know 58 Sensitive 8S Later FEE-irgg, includes leading brand name ra zo r cut fo b Funeral Home, 19 Ellington q y , pattern Is part of the Francesco Ricclardoni of West _ 29MlBht 59 Details 89 Mode street to a restaurant and called Hartford was charged with shop- cosmetics and Mrfumes, Rus­ m e n and wdmbjn E 30 Your 60 Temporoiy 90 Dividends MAR. 20 poUce. lifting yesterday morning to sell Stover Candies, gifts 2 Groat Way* to Chargol Ave., RockvUle. The Rev. Don- ..AA„f,vAi Hartford. T h e Prentice car In SAL Sale Mon. thru Wed. aid Miller, pastor of the United N®*^^ ® QiiaUty printing control struck one In front of 1( V-ii-iT-412 ®^(g)Good ) Advene 6 ;;)NiuS^ l3-2/-34-44'| Hardy told the gunman he ccEuiection with an Incident, to film and other items, Opm 7-71-8^ 52-74^77 f 8 - 9. Sun. and HbUdays 8 - 8. ' INVrTBS HIS FRIENDS Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Coagnsgatlonal Church of Tol- pragram to give you the nation’s being operated by Clifford DavU g could not open the safe because Treasure City on the Patkade, , lO VISIT HIM AT HIS II Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. Ignd, WlU officiate. Burial wlU finest newspaper. of 29 F. Rachel Rd. he did not have the key, police Court date, Feb. 28. ______L i—_ t NEW LOCATION Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY- 7, 1972

Dlsabella, 141 Oak St.; Mrs. M an ch ester Gladys H. Server, Bolton; Mrs. Friends Honor Miss Chaflin, 83 UUlan G. Horton, 17 Village St.; Hospital Notes Erlnn " Joan Jarvis, 60 Camp- Retired Teacher at Bowers Stores field Rd.; Nanette J. Goff, 891 Across VISITING HOimS Center St.; Christopher C. Har­ GREATER SAVINGS Intermediate Care Semi­ ris,. 112 Tlm-nmroa rod Rd. -About______80 the Netlon private, noon - 2 p .m ., -and 4 p.m. • 8 p.m.; private rooma, Bttch M.. south Wtuu^rt Ojm “f , w.™ Mu,.' Rloh.H Open Deity 10 a.m. • 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. • 8 F. Abel, Coventry; p.m . ° ® party yesterday afternoon in the retired Bcv^rs teacher; Md N G S Grube, Glastonbury; Gary J. 10 to 10 Pediatrics: Parents allowed Lhcol cafeteria. Mrs. Paul THAN EVER BEFORE! Chokas, 81 Diane Dr.; Mrs. Vlr- Miss Claflln will leave town Wer.l of Miss Claflln. Ihey SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES any tim e except noon—2 p .m .; M ae Cam ara, 110 Hublard were assisted by students Kerri others, 2 p.m. ■ 8 p.m at the end of the month to take Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Mario J. and David Kolbe. Self S erv ice; 10 a.m . - 2 p .m .; up residence in Harwich on Corso, 46 Lenox St.; Duncan P. Pouring were Mrs. Jamee 4 p.m . - 8 p.m . Cape Cod. Amor.^ yesterday’s Kennedy, 256 E . M iddle T pke.; MacPherson, Mrs. Robert Uttle, guests were her sister and Intensive Care and Coronary Held! Leigh Martin, Rt. 66, Co­ Miss Pauline Burk, Mrs. Allan brother-in-law, Mr. and- Mrs. Care: Immediate family only, lumbia; Frank Murphy, 69B Keenan, and Mrs. Ener. PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SATURDAY, FEB. 12 BROAD STREET. any tim e, lim ited ito fiv e m in Charter Oak St. Charles Potter of East Lyme, ntes. who will move to Dennlsport, When M iss a a flln retired In Also, Mrs. Grace Gagnon, 114 1968, it ended a 40-yeSr teaching Maternity; Fathers, 11 a.m. also on Cape Cod, In June. White St.; Mrs. Doria J<^uison, career. Alter 18 years In South- 12:46 p.m ., and 0:80 p.m . - 8 Colchester; DarcUyn Stack, 49 On behalf of those present. MANCHESTER bridge, Mass., and Rockville, p.m.; others, 3 p.m. . 4 p.m., F\>rge Rd., Coventry; Robert Arthur H. IllliKT, retired super- she came to Manchester in 1948. and 0:80 p.m. • 8 p.m. Payne, 31 Homestead St.; Mrs. intendent of schools In Manches After teaching briefly at Bentley Age L im its: 10 in maternity. Catherine Reed, 516 Graham ter, presented Miss Claflln with School, she became a member OPEN 9 A.M. - 11 ?JA. 12 in other areas, no limit in Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. Irma a tcaster oven and purse. Greet­ of the Bowers faculty and re­ self-service. Podolny, 16 Cobum R d .; R ich­ ings.. were read from former mained there until her retire­ , All emergency patients and ard Trombly, 121 Cushman D r.; B c w e r s teachers now living ment. outpatients are requested to use Mrs. Bertha Johnson, Meadows In CaMfomla, Colorado, Florida, AMPLE FREE PARKING Since leaving the wortd of the - new emergency room Convalescent Home. and Maine. entrance off Armory St. Access Also, Chester A. PansuUo, 336 The program also included a to the entrance is via existing pceUc tribute to the guest of Center St.; Mrs. Alexandra dramatic works for publication drivew ays. Steinberg, East Hartford; John honor by Mrs. Raymond McKln- and presentation by nursery A. Alieva, Eaet Hartford; Mrs. ney. Bowers fourth rrade teach­ schools, PTAs, and church Patients Today: 267 Tekla Stygar, 139 Mountain Rd.; er; and singing of the Bowers Chester Pobutklewicz, 40 M c­ School song, written by Miss groups. , ADMITTED SA’TURDAY: LONG AND Grath Rd., South Windsor; Ken­ Claflln In 1950. TREMENDOUS M rs. M ary Bingham , 44 North neth Falrweather, Femwood ’The Open House com m ittee TOTS AND BIG GIRLS S t.; C arol A. Cham bers, 832 T ol­ SHORT SLEEVE Dr., Bolton; Miss Linda Leon, 25 consisted of Mrs. Wllle Ener, New Cream Warms land ’Tpke.; Wilfred 8. Crossen, SELECTIONI Crosby Rd.; Alfred Golangos, Bowers Grade 3 teacher; and Wethersfield; Mrs. Pearl E. Outside Workers 207 Wells St.; Kenneth King, 227 Miss Esther Granstrom, Miss Daley, 1 Sunset Lane, Andover; Blouses Center Rd., Vemon; Alden War­ Emllie Bugbee, and Miss Hel- WASHING’rON — A new frost- Winter Debrah A. Donlin, 444 Burnham ner, Hebron. ena Booth. The last three, now guard protective cream that In- Fashion S t.; George C. Edwards, 131, retired, were members of the creases an outside worker’s pf- Summit St.; Mrs. Helene J. Also, Mrs. Richard J. Pelle­ an d staff, alonT with Miss Claflln, flclency by keeping In warnitlth Coats Hovan, 61 Bolton Center Rd. tier and daughter, 105 Farm ­ stead Dr., South Windsor; Mrs. when the school opened In 1950. has been developed. It acta lik 362 which is six>n- Rockville Man R. DuBols, Enfield; Anthony P. Also, Edward. Mtchalskl, 60 Ferrigno, 73 Allison Dr., South Arcellla Dr.; Carol Oudette, LADIES sored by St. Bartholomew’s '1^ Church w as am ong the 40 Boy ‘Adopts’ Girl Windsor; Mrs. Jeannine A. Stafford Springs; Laurie L. MAKERS WEATHERPROOF Dresses I Scouts who received the Ad Al- Foley, 46 Hayes Ave., Rock- Ryan, ^wlngdale Rd., Coventry; vUle; Paul T. Ford, 28 Perkins Susan Dezw, 287 Phoenix St., tare Del ©mWem. He is the son Allan Kabrick of 19 Park St., JUNIORS & MISSES Blazer of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rynie- Rockville, has "adopted” a sev- St.; Paul E. Garafolo, 141 Ever- Vemon; Mrs. Gladys Falkm, and wlcz of 42 Arcellla Dr. en-year-old Indonesian g;lrl green Rd., Vemon; Ronald K. Bank St.; Unwood Jordan, Vinyl G iggey, 467 A bby R d., South ford. Th© award Is given to a scout named Peml Pongajow through Windsor; Andrew GUdie, 47 Also, Cheryl Slmklns Slacks Jackets who realizes his mvlne o r i^ compassion Inc. an Intematlon- Branford St. land. Conn.; Mrs. Mary B. ahd ixacUces God’s principles Jumpers al child welfare agency. Also, Walter H. Klar, 375 Helm, East Hartford; Mrs. and the brotherhood of man. Pant ’The child probably will never Notch Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Doria Adella Parlseou, 369 Woodland and Jeans Five Cub Scouts from Pack B. LaJeunesse, East Hartford; St.; EMgar Ridyard, 20 North- i Orig 7.99 have the opportunity to meet Originally IM her adopted parent but she will Mrs. Martha M. LaVoy, Mans- field St.; Raynuxid A. Walker, Chwxdt and on© from Pack 143 ______Coats be provided with the basic ne­ field center; John H. LeSure, 39 Grove St., Rockville; Mrs. $ldio%14 Pr! ^ ^ to 14.99 3.99 to 5.99 sponsored by the Nathan Hale cessities through the $12 a 274 Parker' St.; M rs. D oris B. WlUlam P alm er, 1198 W . M iddle SdKxd PTA, were amomr the month Kabrick Is sending Longest, 121 Delmont St.; Nlch- ’Tpke.; Mrs. Richard P. Ouel- 104 recipients o f the Parvuli through Compassion. olas A. Marotti, 149 Oakland lette and s(»i, Windham; and Del emblem. ’Ihls emblem is St. M rs. R oger BOtUng and son, 149 $ < ’This amount of money, about $ awsuded the Cub Scouts who Also, Mrs. Olga C. MassenglU, W. Center St. $ ‘ 40 cents a day. Is sufficient to 78 Maple St., Vei$um; George have attained a spiritual provide the basic necessities for to F . M eadows, 849 N evers R d., awareness of God. a child. ’The child also receives South Windsor; Mrs. Joan M. Members of Cub Pock 120 Christian Bible training in her Pardl, East Hartford; Firank F. Bonded acrylics, who received the award were home, as do all of the children Peralll, 689 Main St.; Mrs. Cai> permanent press James Desautels, son of Mr. "adopted” through Compassion. ImuSCI' ham 01 SAVE $7 to $11 PR! Top fashion with skirts ole Slatkin, 49 Bolton Center Rd. Quilts, quilt lined styles. cottons, solids and and Mrs. James Desautels, of Fem l is one of about 23,000 or pants. Bonded acry­ Also, William Sullivan, 121 All. in rich grained vinyl. prints. Sizes 4-12. 151 School S t.; R obert A. K err, needy children who are support­ Straight or flare legs, sol­ Beelzebub Rd., Waiq>ing; Wil­ lics, rayon velours in Sizes 8-18 in the group. Some toddler styles son of Mr. and Mrs. Williem D. ed by the agency, which has ids or prints. liam Sweoiey, 97 Pleasant St.; the group. K err o f 110 S. M ain St., Paul headquarters in CSUcago. ’This in sizes 1-3. Irving W. T aylor, 14 W arren S t ; LeBlanc, s«i of Mr. and Mrs. number includes children from W hafs behind Volkswagen’s Scott D. ’Thomas, Enfield; John Brands H. LeBlanc of 46 Pearl 11 countries throughout the W. Willey, East Hartford; W i­ St.; Clark J. Standish, son of world. liam T. Wytas, Stafford; Mrs. new low price? Mr. and Mrs. Donald Standish ’The sponsor receives periodic Louise Wallace, 100 Croft Dr. of 14 Fleming Rd.; and James news from the child, and, in BIRTHS SATTIRDAY: A m F. Woodcock, son of Mr. and turn, may write to the child or m i s s e s The Unwrinklables! Mrs. James F. Woodcock of 76 send gifts on special occasions. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ’Ihom- The Best Warranty This Side of a Rolls-Royce STRETCH G arden St. as E . W ilson, 184 E vergreen You can’t pul a price on the warranty you gel with a Volkswagen. You see, a Volkswagen J. Daniel Lynch, son of Mr. Rd., Vemon; a son of Mr. and warranty runs twice as long os onybody else's small car warranty. And only one car, the and Mrs. Jeremiah Lynch of 177 AFS Students Mrs. John A. Marcantonio, 122 Rolls-Royce, has one belter. NYLON Pant Douhle Knit Here's how ours works: All you do is maintain the cor according to the Volkswagen Sidiool St., and a member of day when his . car Weekend Crashes ZT r.n'*'S' maintenance schedule. I( any (aclory part is lound to be defective in material or workman­ P ack 143 also received the Pan- Speak at Church across South Quaker Harlford Rd.; a son to Mr. and ship within 24 months or 24,(XX3 miles, whichever comes first lexcepi normal wear and vuli Dei award. K ill 3 in State West Hartford and hit an Inter­ Suits Two American F’leld Seivlce Mrs. Stuart B. Clark, 56B Con­ tear on service items) any U.S. or Canadian V W dealer will repair or replace it free of Panty Polyester The scouts attended services state 84 abutment. in their respective churches (AFS) exchange students will By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gress St.; a daughter to Mr. charge. See your dealer lor details. yesterday In observance of be guest speakers at the meet­ Police identified the victim as and Mrs. David Chioerchia, East At least three persons died In „ Krantz. More Than 5,000 Inspections Per Car Scout Sunday and then attended ing cf the Concordia Lutheran traffic accidents during the H artford. H o k e D R E SS FA B R IC S Women’s Group tomorrow at 8 weekend in Oonneoticut!^ A two car collision in Water- The story behind our warranty starts at the factory. Where 1,104 nil-picking inspectors Originally a Scout breakfast at the Army BTR’THS Y E ST E R D A Y : A and Navy dub where Mayor p.m. at Concordia Lutheran bury Saturday claimed the life hove one job, and one job only. To find something wrong with o Volkswagen before A New Britain man was Watertovm daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dan- John ’Thompson was the guest Church. ’The event is open to all of a 29-year-old ihol Volkswagen finds its way out of the factory. 9.97 to 14.97 women of the church. kllled S^day when the car in two other ‘el Schnobrich M Sc^St.; a Every one of the more than 5,0CX) ports that g o into a V W is carefully examined. Some speaker. which hev,„ -was...o.. a„ passenger J ^ ijjpg Anthony L. Miss Ximena Valarezo cf women. of them gel the once-over two or three limes ll one ol our inspectors is unhappy with crashed through a retaining Quito, Ekiuadcr, who is making Salafia, 23 Sununer St.; a son only one ol the ports, the whole cor gets pulled oR the line. Sometimes we pull os many fence on Interstate 91 in North Police said Carma Caporale her home with the family of to Mr. and Mrs. Celso Morson, os 225 VWs a doy. But it's worth it. We pick the lemons.You gel the plums. Farmers Get Help Haven and went down an em­ cf the Oakville section of Wa­ Mr. and Mrs. Jc^ Seavey, 77 6 Avon St. $ bankment. tertown died when her car col­ The Most Advanced Service System In The World JRSAND MISSES CARACAS—A broad program Oxford St., will show slides and State Police Say 43-year-old lided with a second car on Wa- DISCHARGEJD SATURDAY: ’S J ‘ 7 cf agricultural development has tell about her country. Rcland A. Rouleau was thrown teriown Avenue. According to Burt J. E\iller, Slater Rd., Tol­ N o other car moker anywhere con offer you Medi-cor, Volkswogen's ultrasensitive been launched in Venezuela to John Lombardo, son of Mr Electronic Diagnosis. It's designed to spot problems in your Volkswagen when they're at from the car and was dead at two other women sus- land; Larry Durey, Glaston­ Sheer, seamless Fashion Skirts Machine washable, raise living standards and ’in­ and Mrs. J(dm Lombardo of 502 tained minor injuries in the the minor qdjusimeni stage, long before they con do any real dam age to your cor or tlie scene. bury; Mrs. Yvonne Edgerly, 51 stretch hose wrinkle-free top crease the output o f 63,000 low- Spring St., -who spent last sum­ crash. Branford St.; Mrs. Pauline your wallet. Every one ol our deolers has V W Diagnosis. And you gel the first lour check­ Latest styles and fab­ The driver of the car, 22- Orig 3.99 to 8.58 fashion fabric. income rural families. mer in Burlage, Germany, will ups free with o new VW. rics. Be early for best Acrylics, wools and ye8U"-01d Edw ard Dumond of Fit S’l ” to 5’10", 4 . 4 ® Great colors. All 52- Over $181 m illion w ill be tell of his experiences there and The Highest Resale Value selection. Sizes 8-16 double knits in assort­ channeled Into farming improve­ explain the exchange student New Britain was not seriously up to 160 lbs. 54" wide. in the group. ed solids, fancies. ments, agricultural research and program, injured, according to police. Bosed on what's happened in the post, no other economy cor on the rood holds its value » 2 - ‘ 3 extension services, Irrigation, Hostesses for the evening are Police said the car was head­ oiler 3 or 4 years os well os o Volkswagen! So, if you're thinking about buying o new cor, roads, grain-storage facilities, Mrs. Max Schubert, Mrs, Ml- ed northbound at the time of think about who! it’s going to be worth when it's on old cor. Because when the lime comes farm credit and technical train- chael Sibrinsz and Mrs. Walter the accident Sunday morning. to B ElT A SMirK*"*- to port com pony with your VW, you w on’t be left holding the bog ing. Smith. A 49-year-old West Hartford COMPLETE Unless ihol's what you carry your money in. iHSURAMnMijy* The Most Highly Developed Car Ever Built liNCE 191* INSURANCE Economy cars come and go.Volkswogens just keep goirig. O ne reason is our 16(X)cc oluminum-mognesiura engine. It's reor-mounled lor belter traction on slick roods. And it's air-cooled lor better performance in hexit waves or cold spells. The underside ol the Beetle has o steel, sealed bottom to protect its vital ports. The outside ol the Volkswagen carries 13 pounds ol point. The body of the cor is pul together so precisely that it's practically H A m N E S S airtight. In oil, more than 2200 changes ond advances hove gone into today's Beetle. And most ol lhem were designed to moke the cor run belter and lost longer. N ot just look difierent. iso N o other cor maker hos pul so much lime and so many odvonces and chonges into p 0 W d e r REAL one cor. You see, there's more to o Volkswagen than meets the eye. Hecrithy Mouth ESTATE NAHONAL CHILDREN’S DENTAL HEALTH WEEK 2 CU FT COMPACT JOHNSON’S Under $2000.*Again. PERMANENT PRESS MEN’S HEAVY DUTY M GM LABEL SYLVANIA C o s t u m e Befrigerator ROBERT J. SMITH, Jr. Boys Slax Shoes The Osmonds F la s h e u h e s J e w e lr y B a h y P o w d e r FEB. 6-12, 1972 INSURANSMITHS SINGE 1914 1 5 9 J 93 2 7 * 5 « r e a . Pins, earrings, bracelets, 649-5241 Cotton or polyester-cot- Oil resist soles, scuff- Package of 3 cubes. A to­ Two deep shelves, storage in door. White or cop- 2 for 88* necklaces, pierced look Sponsored by TED TRUDON, hie. AUtHORIZCO proof uppers, cushioned "Home Made", "One Bad tal of 12 flash shots. pertone. The perfect extra refrigerator. 963 ^AIN STREET. MANCHESTER OCAl.rR . ton. Solids, stripes, I and pierced earrings. 9 oz. size. TOLLAND TPKE— TALCOTTVILLB plaids, checks. Sizes 3-7. Insoles. Sizes 7 to 12. Apple", and others. CONNECTICUT STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION (Ground Floor Next to Hoimo It H ale)

'V PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 MANCHESTEft E Y E IN G HERALD, MANCttESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 -PAGE------THIRTEEN -TV that this will net be the normal Coventry malnder of the exposed tooth South Windsor South Windsor procedure, but that the troop' Drug Center en-'’-iel. Good Gare Stressed Scientists are studying other I; volunteered to do it one time. The Drug Advisory Center, WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES Newspapers should still -be de- methods erf preventing decay, MORGAN'S LTD.\ Pastor of First Church 88 Park S t, Is open Monday including trying to Isolate the Buffer Areas XJConn Economist Speaker P'.sUed at the trailer. (Formerly Clifford’s) through Saturday from noon Any persons or organizations to 10 p.m. specific bacteria which unite, Day In .. . Day Out... willing to help man the trailer During Dental Week with foods and other debris in Proposed By For Ecology Workshop Announces Retirement A telephone backup service the mouth to form decay-caus­ on Saturdays or Sundays be­ The : Rev. James McBride, is available when the center tween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. are Men’s Clothing and Furnishings Tooth decay will not be totally eliminated, at least in ing acids. Dr. Esther McCabe, a Univer­ Ing research to include the rcle pastor at the First Congrega^ Is closed. the foreseeable future, according to Dr, Howard Koff of Even today, concluded Dr. Zoning Unit asked to contact Mrs. Robert tlonal Church, has annmincfMl For drug advise: j infonha- sity of Connecticut economist, cf the household and family in Warren of 6 Murray Dr. Manchester, co-chairman of Childrens’ Dental Health Koff, it is possible to reduce de­ on PRESCRIPTIONS will be the guest speaker at an mere ecological studies of the WRIGHT that he will retire Sept 1. He Uon, call 646-2010. T h e Planning: and Zoning Scholarship Show Week, which is being observed this week, and sponsored cay significantly if you drink Ecology Workshop Wednesday, environment. dted 111 health as the reiuMjn and Ir. Ccnnectlcut by the Connect!------—— fluoridated water, p ractice Oommlssion will hold a public sponsored by the Conservation The South Windsor Federa­ Arch Preserver Shoes . . reMulting in meaningful Newspapers Recycled tion of Teachers (SWFT) and , „ said he and Mrs. McBride will nil qtote r>ental Ass^clatlpn. good oral hygiene at home, and hearing tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Commission. The public is in­ Mrs. Louise Evans, Conserva­ return to Michigan, where they SeSe Students „ for children. Additionally, fluo- see your dentist for regular saving* to you every day! the South 'Windsor Education have purchased a home. the frown Hail. It will consider vited to attend. tion Commission chairman, has Association (SWEA) will spon­ 985 MAIN STREET Phone 643-7954 riie o'n be applied directly cn checkups. The session will be held in the reported that the commission’s nie Rev. Mr. McBride came Offered Loans periodic No ups and downs in your Prescription the application of William Per- Audio-'Visual Rcom in South so r a scholarship fund show to Coventry in September 1969 costs — no “discounts’* today, “Regular first truckload cf, newspapers Feb. 13 in the South Windsor Bob Bantly, proprietor. NEW HAVEN (AP) — vantage of proven public healthI. tervals. Many school districts rotta to renew a permit for Windsor High School at 7:30 p.m. was delivered to a recycling from Otpenfield, Mass., where meainii-es m-nfn-apiAnai tnaaf. Provide fluoridated water for prices" tomorrow! High School Auditorium. he was associated with the First Students at Southern Con­ measures, professional treat- ^ storage of electrical equipment Dr. McCabe is an associate plant last week. Two performances of the necticut State College have aet ment, and complete home care. children. I^ e rf these NBYtri _ EXOIUNO No "reduced qisclnls"—no "temporary in the rear building at 114-116 professor in the department of The Mahr Trucking Co. of Rt. Baptist Church. T^ 1 ^ 1 * J . alternate uses of fluoride is as reductions" on Prescriptions to lure "Faculty Frolics," featuring During his ministry here, the aside $10,000 of their extra-cur­ cu sto m ers! Buckland Rd., and a change to family economics and manage­ 6 has volunteered to assist the comedy sketches by South ricular activities fund to offset that one of effecUve as fluoridaUon of com- NATURAL HEALTH a zoning regulation regarding ment in the School of Home cemmissien and Frederick local church members choee to ho»™ r. At the same .time, Niere is never nay Windsor teachers, will be given r e ce n 11 y increased tuition effective decay preventives is buffers in Restricted Commer­ Economics at the University of Mahr, owner cf the firm, has remain ,In the Main St village chaiges with short-tenn leans Dr. Krff. continued by saying FOOD SHOPFE compromise in service or quality! at 3 'and 7 p.m. Tickets are $1 area.^Tile church add the dd fluorldatlrn cf public water sup- cial 2Sones. Connecticut. She is a member donated a driver and cab to and will be available at local WE WHLL FILL to financially pressed students. of the resident staff at the uni­ haul the full trailer. Klngsbun House, which had piles. Today, more than 92 mil- scientists are studying a AT TUU The proposed bu^er change schools Monday through Thurs­ The Interest free loans are lion people in the nation drink plastic material which is YOU GET OUR LOWEST "Except ’ for driveways giving versity, having joined the facul­ The following groups have heused ^the church Sunday day, or may be purchased at YOUR HAS TAHIK Bohod and more recently the being administered by the col­ fluoridated water. In ConneoU- "wplled to tooth surfaces to seal PARKADE PRICBR EVERY DAY OF THE We Deliver access to public streets, all ty in 1989. aided in manning the trailer at the door. lege’s financial aid office. Dr. McCabe previously had the Sullivan Ave. Shopping Pla­ Coventry Bookstore. Additional cut, stated Dr. Koff, 90% of the the pits and fissqres in teeth to YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE buildings, driveways and park­ Co-chairmen for the program About 40 have already been people on public water supplies provide protection against tooth MORE THROUGHOUT THE Eveiywhere ing areas shall, in addition to been an associate professor at za: On Jan. 23, Ecology Club at FR EE . . .YOUR CHOICE OF AMSIR- propacty .on'Rt. 81 was also pur­ are Miss Jo Zocco of SWEA chased, ai^ the church itself granted, the office said. Hiey receive fluoridated water. decay. Hie pits and fissures are YEAR . ^ . ON ALL YOUR Fast the required yards, provide for Hunter College and Teachers South Windsor High School; and Mrs. Georgette Thomas of College of Columbia University IGAN LEAD FREE PREMIUM OB has seen extensive renovation are for periods of up to 90 days, The exeprlence of these com- especially prone to decay, PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. a landscaped buffer area along Jam. 29, Pilgrim Youth Fellow­ sWf t . in New York City. She has con­ ship at Wapping Community AMERICAN REGULAR . . f, through me work and contrlb- ■•V. Jam es MteBrlde and mest have been for $100, muniftes. Dr. Koff centinued, Studies of the sealant have NEWS CARRIER any property line abutting any the office said. Some have gone has demonstrated that flucrlda- shewn that it appears to form a residential or rural zone." centrated her research on house­ Church, under the direction of , Manchester Evening Her­ utlcns of vdunteers. TRY US AND SEE hold ecology after having worked Mrs Craig Nation; Jan. 30 and Recently, the church pur­ Neff, Lockwood St., Man­ as high as $220, the spokesman tion reduces the incidence of barrier between the tooth sur- WANTED It will be necessary that the ald South Windsor correspon­ chester; Michael Bentley, said. decay in children by as much as face and decay-causing bacteria, buffer be not less than IB feet as a textile chemist in the J. C. Feb. 5, Boy Scout Troop 880, un­ WITH THE SAME DAY PURCHASl^ chased the Burnham property Penney Testing Laboratory and dent Barbara Varrlck, Tel. on Main gt, two doors from Brian Rd., So. Windsor; Eunice Tuition was recently in­ 60 per cent. Its benefits are life- which are always present In the IN in width and planted with ever­ der the direction cf Ralph C. 644-83741 OF A LUBE, OIL AND OIL FILTER t creased by $350 a year. as a home economist in the re­ Hall, troop leader; Feb. 6, Two . \ the church, as part d a plan to Champion, Somers Rd., Elling- long. mouth. Preliminary Investlga- greens in two or more rows, not ten; Judith Arruda, Stafford. Pluorldes are being used in tlcns indicate that the sealant FOUNTAIN more than 15 feet apart alcng search and development depart­ 4-H boys’ groups. The Science EXPIRES FEB. ZB, 1972^ upgrade the Main St area. ment of the Colgate-Palmolive Trail Blazers and the Anglers, French To Be First The buU^Ung, which formerly Births Sunday: A eon to Mr. other ways to prevent decay, may withstand chewing forces YILUQE ^ h row, staggered to provide and Mrs. Charies Holmes, Hart­ Public Records especlallv for people in com- in the mouth for as long as a maximum screening and using Co. under the direction of Mrs. BONN — The states have de­ housed.a gasoline station and Dr. McCabe was also consum­ Clayton D. Mather. cided that French should be BROWNS TIRE SHOP variety store, will be razed and ford Tpke., Vernon; A son to Judgment Lien munities te t do not have fluorl- year. CALL trees not less than five feet in Mr. and Mrs Richard Korbut, O’Connor, Coates and Smith height at the time of planting. er service editor for Parent’s Boy Scout Troop 186 also as­ taught ,as the first foreign 833 MAIN ST. 643-2819 the i^ a la^aped, according da.ticn. Dr. Koff said that the Because the sealant protects MANCHESTER Magazine and director! of its sisted in a door-to-dcor collec­ language in West German high Open Mon - Fri. 7 AM. - 10 PM . to a (ihurdb' spokesman. Tolland Ave., Rockville and a Associates, Hartford, against Connecticut State Dental As- only the chewing surfaces of the According to the proposal, an daughter to Mr. andPresidents FOOD PRODUCTS struction is completed during a ^ VisHlqg hours arO U:S0 to 8 non-planting season, a bond or ;• p-m. In .oR areas except mo- certified check for an amount Of Square Dance Qub -i: twnltyi where they ore 9 to 4 covering the planting costs as TOMATO I' and 6 ^ Jt ^ pan. determined by the town engineer Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Leme- members of the Little Theatre is to be deposited with the town lin of 41 Teresa Rd. were in­ of Manchester, the Civic Music Admitted.;// Friday: Nancy treasurer. The developer may stalled Saturday night as co­ Association of Hartford, Natural Sforza, WeUwood Circle, Ver- also present an alternate plant­ Family Planning Association, ■' non; Judith Paluaka, Esttaar ing or fencing plan to the com­ presidents of the Manchester North American Family Capip- Ave., R o q l^ e ; Dorothy Han- mission for approval. Square Dance Club at its annual ers Association, and several- CORN '. non, Gtiint Hill Rd.. Tolland; Board of Education meeting and dance at Ver- parent-teachers groups. They !! "Ralph Allen, Warehouse Pt.; B o lo p a M A Y E R 12m Rv 89 c lE o ip k l The Board of Education will planck School. They succeed have five children. Jay, at East CREAM ' Annette Diamond, Enfield; meet tomorrcw at the Ells­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oo^^ove. Catholic Ifigh School, Jane at STYLE ' Delores O’LaughUn, Charter Armour Skinless Franks 59c worth Elementary Sdiod, 1737 Other officers installed are St. James School, Julie, and Rd., RdclMUe: Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Oimie- Jon, at Martin School, and Joy OR IHacHarifed Friday: Scott Tet- Swift's Franks Skinless »89c Between 7:30 and 8 p.m., leckl, 'Vice presidents; Mr. and at South School. WHOLE GREEN t>, BrcM Brook; Elizabeth Glenn Frank, chairman of the Mrs. Robert J. Sandall, secre­ Mrs. Lemelin, a native of Nor­ fewton, Mass.; Fred science depsirtment, will pre­ taries; and Mr. and Mrs. Thom­ ton, Mass., U a graduate of KERNEL Ate Rd., BUingten; Oscar Mayer Variety Pack'^ 99c sent a science program on as F. Morlarty, treasurers. Wheaton College. Her husband BEANS Creen Rd., I "Structured Independent Chem­ Appointed chairmen of various is a graduate of Central Con- F rie d a Brandly, Maid Rite Veal Steaks »89c istry." committees are Mr. and Mrs. neqticut Slate College and Bowl­ ____Memorial .Nursing The board will hold Its Herman Heck, program; Mr. ing Green University. He also CRISCO Hom4, i Rockville; Wayne All Meat 8oz A Q . regular meeting following the and Mrs. Walter Scadden, pub­ did graduate work at the Uni­ t' Hainesj’ Windsor- Looks; Anna Colonial Bolosna or All Beef pkg‘ I 9 C presentation. This will include licity; Mr. and Mrs. George versity of Michigan and served * KblodaUik, RockvlUf Memorial two reports frcm Assistant Legier, ,membership; and Mr. with the U.S. Army during , NUrslng Home, Rockville; Turkey Parts '>29c Superintendent William Perry, and Mrs. Leonardo Parlo, hos­ World War n and was with the Early Garden i Sarah Ufones, Franklin Pk„ one on the bidding status for pitality, assisted by Mr. and Army of Occupation in Japan. { West, Rockville; Eva little, Ox Tails For Soup »>39c portable classrooms; and the Mrs. Arthur Kapitke and Rob­ He is employed as chief of the S 9 V Davis Dr.. RookviUe; Anna other on a survey of teacher' ert Fischer. data processing dei>artment at Select Tripe Economy Treat lb 49 c * Paul, East Hartford; Peter The tender cut hi I opinion, on the new reporting Mr. and Mrs. Lemelin have the United Aircraft Research t Ray, Lakeview HMghts, Td- PEAS i Chuck for great system. been members of the Square Laboratories, East Hartford, APPLE SAUCE swEtra TEimeBi. ■n.jj. 4 *1 rtiBi i libd; Mark Summers, Old Fresh Chicken Parts! Under unfinished and new E>ance Club since 1969, and last and belongs to several profes­ I fllMmr''Rd-t RockvlUe; Karen eating - Bone-In business, the board will hear re­ year served as its ■vice presi­ sional societies. He has 'been V E R Y F IN E I 'Clbukey, RFD No. 1, RookviUe; I ports on educational specifi­ dents. They are communicants active in- scouting and church 31b. John Newfoan, Evergreen Rd., Fresh, Tasty C K k l ' Most cations for the proposed addi­ of St. James. CSiurch and ac­ organizations. (Herald photo by Vernon; tthHangeline Johnson, tive in parish affairs. They are 2 o z . Meaty V l f l b Economical tion to the South Windsor High Buceivicius) Regan Rdi, RookviUe, Legs School, a Capitol Region Edu­ JAR Boneless Chnek 49- ^ Admitted Saturday: Carol So lean, you eat cation (Mrvey, and the discon- KtURiD KII9BROSE 'SB 41 coilNTCOUNT PKG. . M ^ '<|lPoitter, -WllUe CIrole, ToUand; tlnuance'tof smallpox vaccina­ Chicken Thighs the meat you r.«Roi>ert Vangfan, West Main 6t., roast in the pot I tions. U.S.D.A. CHOICE > iRookVlBsi^l Otto Kosobwltz, Sewer Commission TEA BAGS 55‘ MMbuntaln. S t, RockvUle; kQ- Leon Gronnd S’m The Sewer Commission will lot OFF OIANT PACK Breasts ___ s. A—^ ' Jdiad Bratley, Brian Rd., So. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the DASH omRcm 6 9 * ' { Windsor. Best When Broiling or Frying - Rare to Medium I Town Hall to continue dis­ TURNPIKE TV * DlsolMund Saturday: Chad Bottn Bond cussion on the Ayery-Sullivan S IR L O IN * Chicken Dramsticks 69L Formerly Called 4 0 9 jlNukis; 'R m r 6t., RockvUle; No Bone - all meat, ( m m RAGU s a u c e s ; ^ 3 Q C Ave. sewer extension request, o Mtt o Muthfoom o Marinari Extra Leon Ground Round the extension of sewer service • ’Docathy jadnon. White Rd., First O’ The Fresh Produce! the juiciest Pot Roast I to Imperial Dr. and Ayerq Bd. BOUNTY TOWELS * lEHlngtos^ Oscar Taenloke Jr., L o v you’ll ever eat jH lb to Wapping School. STEAK I ' jRR, RwkvUle; Margaret Oal- Whits, DMcrotor, Mr. Deli Specials! Under new business the^%om- - lahan, (m et Dr., Vemon; John mission 'will consider a request or Cekrt im*tount Dsladul,) Middle Rd., EUington; PKOS. ■ W U.S.D.A. CHOICE Scott Hoover, Beach Rd., ToL- ROME APPLES for lowering sewer lines in Sirloin Gulley Dr. U^ISHA TUNA or SHRIMP ! land; Donald Eastman, Wor- U.S. No.1-21k'’ Min. Bonnd Top Chnek Steidi Fruit Cocktail > cester lUL, . Vernon; Louis Tops for tenderness, V 2 9 Bulletin Board SOLID F%CK WHITE MEAT TUNA AB Purpose P X lA . ‘Atenderwarto / A f i c BOEEBHAM The Town Council meets to­ PRICE IREEZE BitClok, Dailey Circle, Rook- taste luid second IN WATER 7 'n.XkH T -B O N E * 1 lb . 1 o z . ■ vlUe; '4u4th Ford, Summit Dr., Great Baking Apple Krakus Imported night at 8 p.m. in the Council SMALL SIZE SHRIMP 4 9 *„ and Favorite helpings chambers of the Town Hall. For StiMll 4H 01. CAN CANS i ToUsad; Adla Pdletler, EUlng^ ton Hd.,iei>. Windsor; Mhrgaret Pie Maker Sliced to Order FANTASTIC FROZEN FOODS 2 7 9 ' Falvt, Ralsoh Dr., ToUand; Dpnfkfknli crowns of Tender Flavor of O H r E D D E R S STEAK lb. Whole Peeled o r Stowed L isa Natdlnl, Wthdilre Rd., High in Vitamin M€mchetter Area DlUbuUII C the Imported Swiss Cheese «» SWANSON DINNERS ' Vemon. Boneless 63c Btrtb .Saturday: U .S . N o . 1 Ea H ve ry deHcious No bone, no excess' LIFE Idaho Potatoes ' bag W W W Genoa Salami A/C Taste Treat V4 lb Guns and Guitars Bmmh FronkA-IIMet. Delmonico Steak ^1.69 Cube Steak ^1.39 TOMATOIS to 4tnd Mrs. Alexander sliver, ahsolutely no fat. no waste, fOlet 89c ■ ■ I RAoweni ti CImmm-IM or. For A d d ^ Needrai» Chtekeo-11 06. Gary, Scott Dr., Vemon, lb O R p tender, juicy goodness i Taken in Breaks Spa^MtU a AAMt Bout 12 OR. U.S.D.A. CHOICE Admitted Sunday: Cheryl- Yellow Onions Ravor 3 cello W W W Turkey Roll Delicious Dark Meat lb 99c New m 2 High Capacity Ahn'Oaldwdl, Kent R■ Size Fixodent Denture Adhesive 99c tinued. never again be so low on the most famous air con« PRODUCE DEPT. SPECIALS! ► Tomatoes 6 Kleenex i>s c SOUTH WINDSOR ditioner in the worid with these reaiiy big cooiing Liverwurst or BolognT ~ p i 3 89 Shrimp Cocktail Mr. Boston 39c Mrs. Donna Wallace, Damelle capacities! IGA FRANKS 791 S t. Joseph «<*3e29c Wallace, 6, and Richard Wallace, OUTSTANDING FEATURES Famcus Sound Barrier FLORIDA Toothpaste 6V4 0Z C Q . A Treat For The Kids! 4, all of 44 Willow St., South design . . . two cooling speeds—Super Cool and IGA LUNCHEON MEATS si»Pepsodent tube D w C ■otogno, AH moot/AII Boot, POP Lest, OtWo, Windsor, were treated at Man­ ultra-quiet Lo Cool . . . four-way fingertip variable CookW ioUml, tpl—e Luticboon i 5 9 chester Memorial Hospital Fri­ air direction control. . . adjustable automatic ther­ Hood’s Chocolate Eclairs S fz 89c KRAFT DELUXE-WHITE39- or YELLOW SLICES — _ . HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Bromo Seltzer day night and discharged. They mostat . . . washable, reusable polyurethane filter ANGES were Involved in a one-car acci­ . . . simulated rush weave front panel in the color of antique gold . . . concealed controls . . . slide-out a m e r . c h e e s e !%49* U.S. No. 1 MAINE HIC Farm Fresh Dairy! dent in South Windsor. A ip lr ln SENECA chassis for easier maintenance . . , zinc-clad steel KRAFT ^ ^ m J Fresh Finast Bakery 1 South Windsor police said the ^ W I 7 I X>HNSON'S Si JOHNSON’S car driven by Mrs. Wallace cabinet, Including protective rear louvers. Dim.: VEIVETTA « 79« POTATOES 20s struck a utility pqle on Buck- 18y4'H„ 26“W., 27%*D. Fruit Drinks land Rd. Police quoted Mrs. CARROTS ' * Apple Sauce iscHHAinrs Wallace as saying her car pulled Worid!$Largcst6iJliugAirCondiUonam COOKIES 4 5 * 'KStSTrisTSe. 29 PEACH PIES sharply to the right when she WMn yDNT fwnm WTwrraww- applied her brakes. She was Is­ Margarine sued a written warning for driv­ T O I I ^ L M X Regular Quarters ing too fast for condltlans. ToIlM ^^Fkm gM ' llbpkg Lawrence Roy, 20, of 80 Val­ MANCHBSTBR Unllln ordinaiy pluniwi, T»H*a«« 49 Limit 4 Please 47 ley View Dr., South Windsor was dowdooi not potmlt coroptojiea oir or Richmond rooHy__ wotor__ to__ tploohWajoV booka# amrene or In C n a in All Flavors hill III 0 9 c charged with operating under With IbiUSni tho full pioaure plow* Mozzarella Slices 6ozpiig49c the influence. The eurest was FIRST FOOD IGA through tho clolfini moot ond made in coiuiectlon with an ac­ ■wlihM it down. ^Valentine Cup Cakes 59c v-hickon Brotfi Garden Fresh 2&45c J w m fk i • BWplWJWfSIlW •IW f'W •• — cident on Sullivan Ave. Police • SUCTMMHIIM STOPS V mjBVlSIOM ^ a p f u a n c b STORE OF MANCHESTER • ciim m im tr. caitt w ro a^ no said Roy's car turned over. No • TAPUIKD TAIL SlV lt AIA-TISMT RT injurtes were reported. . MthoOMNilna'TalMIoz’ Roy is scheduled to appear in (W e Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities) .SttSS at HASOWAM a rc u lt Court 12 Bast Hartford, NEXT TO STOP and SHOP CENTER ST. 64340N W* Rmotm iW Rlflil t* Unit OuMtHlM 297 lu t CuAtH Stm t, MiMlwittf - KuUy Rtnl K Ruat* Na 13,' Feb. 28. Wa Katana tha Rlfht ta U nit Oaiatitiaa PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY-7, 1972 PAGE FIF TEEN Ard Schenk Scores Triple ers Flared Sheekey, Jeanne Irish Set Pace

Ntew YORK (AP) — It the B ig TCn lead. Both had 6-1 delivered a free throw ■with 12 was Minnesota’s first game records after the Buckeyes de­ seconds left to give Minnesota Basketball at home since the bloody feated Wisconsin 79-69. PaceFields NBA a. 63-60 lead before H arold Sulll- fight with Ohio State. UCLA, the ccunliy’s No. 1 nger scored a two-pointer for EASTERN CONFERENCE team, broke away from South­ Iow a. In Olympic Speed Skating Atlantic Division > Iowa’S Ke'vln Kunnert and In Duckpin Minnesota’s Dave Winfield turn- ern California in the race for UCLA crushed Southern Cal W. L. Pot. G..B bled to the floor with a thud un­ the Pacific-8 championship by behind a Bruin bomb squad, led 41 18 SAPPORO, Japan (AP) record 16 minutes, 1.86 seconds. see Schenk skate in the last of 16:07.08. dlgs Saturday downhill time of Boston der the basket. Both leaped to whipping the T rojans 81-66 as usual, by center BUI Walton. Tournaments .j ' ■■■ 7*^ f ’ 34 22 — ^Ard Schenk says he It was the first time a triple the 12 pairs. Dan CarreU cf St, Louis, who 1:61.43 on the 2,640-m eter New York their feet and cocked fists, Marquette, No. 2, clobbered H e threw In 22 points and field ­ plans to defend all three of had been scored in i^ed skat­ Earlier, teammate Cees Ver- had placed 10th in th e 6,000 m e­ course. CoUombln took the sil­ Philadelphia 23 34 their faces warped by anger. DePaul 79-61; third-ranked ed 10 rebounda In a m ere 80 By EARL YOST -.x-r k his Olympic speed skating ing since 1662, when Norway’s kerk had taken the lead with a ters and seventh in the 1,600, ver in 1 :62.40. Buffalo 16 39 The crow d o f 16,784 hunched LoulsvUle stopped Drake 92-76; minutes of play. The Trojans Hjalmar Andersen swept the Pace - setters in last gold medals at the 12th clocking of 16:04.70. centinued as the most success­ Without their ace skier, Karl Central Division < forward, frocen .. . but noUiing No. 6 Penn clouted Dartmouth were without injured star Paul same three events. The oidy week-ends qualifying Winter Games at Denver, "I thought I might set a ful United States speed skating Schranz , barred from the Baltimore 24 30 .444 — happened this time. 86-66; No. 7 Virginia defeated W estphal. other one cam e in 1936 when worW record,” Schenk said aft­ entry, finishing ninth in the 10,- Olympic Games due to profes- Atlanta 21 36 .376 4 North Carolina State 69-68; rounds for the annual Colo., in 1976— “That is, Outside o t a cru cia l 68-62 B ig "We knew Westphal wouldn’t Ivar Ballangrud, another Nor­ er breaking the Olympic mark 000 with 16:44.41. sicnalism, the Austrians had to Cincinnati 18 37 .827 6): eighth-rated South Cardllna Town Men’s and Women’s Ten basketball victory over play,” said UCLA Coach Jrim provided I keep winning, wegian, wen the 600, 6,000 and of 16:23.6 but falling short cf Russi was ecstatic about his lettle for the bronze medal on Cleveland 17 41 .298 9 took Clemscm 62-58 and No. 10 Duckpin Bowling Tourna­ Iowa, It was the nicest thing Wooden. "But we weren’t going “K I start slowing down and 10,000 m eters. his own world record cf trlumi^ in the downhill, one of :ielnrich Messner’s time of WESTERN CONFERENCE Brigham Young whipped ments at the Holiday Lanes that Happened to Minnam>ta to be luUed to sleep. They don’t losing, I might think again,” Schenk’s gold medal was one 14:66.90. the Games’ most glamorous 1 :63.19. Midwest Division Texas-Ei Paso 67-63 in two were Bill Sheekey and Jeanne Coach I5in MXisselman all night. have hamburgers out there the Flying Dutchman added. cf six handed cut in Monday’s "But my ccach was holding events. Lundback, a 24-year-old elec­ Milwaukee 46 12 .798 — overtimes in other games in­ Irish. The dashing, 27-year-old competition. No fight. you know. They have some fine up his fingers to tell mb how "I really hoped to with the trician, led the 16-kUometer Chicago 41 17 .707 6 volving Top, Ten teams. players, some very fine play­ Sheekey paced a field o f 69 bachelor from The Netherlands, ’The others went to Bernhard “Actiially, we’re afraid to many seconds I had over Ver- geld medal here and I’ve 3ross-ccuntry from the start 36 26 .683 12 Tension Avas high before the ers, and we knew the game men In the three-day, six-game gliding over the ice with the Russi, whose victory in the Pheenbe sneeze now ,” said MusaMmiip kerk and my main task was to worked for years to achieve and wen it in 46:28.24—quite an Detroit 20 37 .851 26H Minnesota-Icwa game. wouldn’t be as much of a rout test with a fine 840 total. M rs. same graceful, powerful strides downhill gave Switzerland a beat him. “if our kids would have done this,” said thp 23-year-old mov­ accomplishment for someone Pacific Division Paul Giel, athletic director at as some had predicted.” Irish, returning to the competi- / that brought him the golds in sweep in Alpine skiing, and to "Verkerk had finished so ie stuntman who once injured who happened to be the last anything .. . I would have been Minnesota, asked the crowd to Uve tourney field after a win­ L rs Angeles 47 7 .870 surprised.” ' "The game didn’t start the BILL SH B B K llT JEANNE IRISH AGNES CLAVGHSEY HOWIE HAMPTON the 1,600 and 6,0004neter speed Sven-Ake Lundback' of Sweden, strongly that I knew I had to his back in a wild chase scene man to be selected to Sweden’s give the Hawkeyes a 'warm re­ ning bout over illness, topped Golden St 34 23 .696 14% Musselman has felt the pinch way we wanted It to,” said skating tests earlier in these who scored a major upset by hold my lap times to vrin . . . so dewn a mountain as a double in Ncrdlc ski team. ception when they took the 22 wom en wlUi a 737 six-gam e Seattle 33 26 .669 16 Southern Cal Coach Bob Boyd 11th Winter Olympic Gsunes, winning the 16-kllometer cross­ I concentrated cm that and for­ a James Bond film, then went He beat the Soviet Union’s ever since the Jan. 28 match court. The fans responded with set. Sheekey averaged 140 while Houston 21 36 .868 27% in an understatement. became a member of the elite country race. got about the world record,” cut a few months later and won Fedor Slmaschov, a close between Ohio State and Min­ a standing ovation for the 'vis­ M rs. Irish had a 122.5 a v e n g e . Portland 13 46 .220 86% Pin Results M onday. ’The 10,000 m eters, som etim es Schenk said. the -1970 w orld champlcmshlp. ' friend, who was timed in nesota erupted Into a flst-swiri- iters, then exploded with a roar Walton broke locse for a The top 15 men shooters,' plus j Havlicek Nears Cousy Point Mark Sunday’s Results He succeeded in capturing a monctonous race, maintained With Verkerk getting the sil­ Russi beat fellow Swiss skier 16 *00.84, and Ivar Form o of Ing war; sending two Buckeye when the Gophers came out. three-point play and then the defending champion (Jeorge filE N ’ S DIVISION Boston 128, Seattle 123 is winning, the Triple Crown, burning up a high pitch of excitement as ver, the bronze wen to Sten Roland CoUombln by matching Norway, who took the bronze players to the hospital with The home team then went Trojans turned over the ball PelleUer, who was seeded, move 1. Oeaege P riletier BOSTON (AP) — John Hiat’s What ,'ust 70 seconds to play, Seattle New York 109, PhUadolphia^ and UCLA went In again for a counts.” closed to ydthin two points, 122- the 10,000 m eters in an Olymjyic the crowd of 13,000 waited to Stensen of Norway with teammate Maria Theresa Na- with 46:02.68. concussions and resulting in the through its gaudy warmup, into head-to-head rolling Satur­ Last Year’s Champ Seeded Havlicek, the hustling cap­ (AP photo) 107 season-long suspensicn of two passing and dribbling to music. score. It was 6-0 beforv Boyd day afternoon starting at 2 . 2. WUliom EOieekey tain of the Boston Celtics, Havlicek came within one 123, and had the ball. Gopher, players. Ard Schenk with Three Gold Medals Chicago 119, Ctocinnatl 94 The Harlem Globetrotter-type had a chance to sneeze. o’clock in the men’s competi­ 160 149 126 123 149 144 840 is closing in on Bob Cousy’s point cf his career high as he Spencer Haywood, who led The affair has sparked criti­ hit cn 18 of 24 field goal at­ Seattle with 32 points, missed a // L cs Angeles 161, B altim ore threatrics stirred the partisans “We had to play from briilnd tion. 3. Howard Hampton club scoring record— but he U.S. Hockey MinorLoop cism of Musselman’s coaching and this changed our strategy . Men <|uaUflen tempts and cashed six in a row 20-fcot ju m p shot with 38 sec­ ¥ 127 . to "oohs” and "aahs.” 189 142 120 161 110 160 821 couldn’t care less. Phoenix 107, Portland 94 style. His detractors accuse While all this was going on completely,’’ said Boyd. "We Trailing Sheekey were (8) 4. Charles Gardella from the free throw line. onds left. Dave Cowens got the “The only thing I’m inter­ Buffalo 121, Cleveland 108 ' him of ."anlmalizing” his play­ chought we could control the Howie HampUm 821, (4) CharUe He scored 25 points in the rebound and Havlicek was fed Team Upsets inside Williams Arena, petitlcHis 128 146 107 161 144 180 810 ested in is winning,” Havlicek Goalie Just Heusten 120, Atlanta 113 ers and claim this was the key were circulated outside asking cempo cf the gome but that was G ardella 810, (6) RoUie Irish 6. R oland Irish first half, including 18 in the fer a decisive basket with 19 Two Skeins to the fight. 808, (6) R o cco Lupacchlno 792, said Sunday after scoring 42 second period, in helping Bos­ seconds remaining. Only games scheduled. Impcssible after our start.” 127 126 174 121 160 110 808 that the suspended Minnesota prints as the Cteltics registered Czechs, 5-1 ABA Musselman, hammered by players be reinstated. The In other games, No. 11 Mar­ (7) B ob B oroch 786, (8) A rt 6. R occo Lupacchlno ton to a 77-58 lead. H ow ever, he Jo Jo White gave Havlicek 7 Biding Time their seventh consecutive Na­ pubUc cutrage, chooses his ac­ shall defeated Long Island Uni­ C abral, (9) B ert D avis 777, (10) anJ his mates cooled off after plenty of help in the scoring de­ East Division drive is being directed by the 123 114 120 129 160 150 792 tional Basketball Association SAPPORO, Japan (AP) — tions carefully these days. He’s versity 70-61; No. 14 Hawaii A1 Perkey 776, (11) Art Jrim- 7. R obert Boroch the intermission and the (JelUcs partm ent, connecting fo r 27 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ws lie Pets 0 «B« Afro-American Action Com­ v ictcry in a 128-123 decision The United States backed Mike Kentucky 43 12 .782 — even gone so far as to cast mittee, 'Which claims that Cor­ stopped Californla-Jrving. 88-79; sen 772, (12)' G eorge (Jochran 111 149 118 118 168 137 786 had to battle down to the wire points. Tom Sanders had 14 and ever the -Seattle SuperSonics Curran’s spectacular goaltend­ Goalie Dan Bouchard o t the Virginia 34 23 .696 10 aside the gold blazer he wore ky Taylor and Ron Befaagen Kansas State topped No. 16 772, (13) M ike Balesano 770 (14), 8. Arthur Cabral to preserve a 5% game lead Cewens and Don Nelson 13 On Ice End the night of the fight. "I’U nev­ before 7,246 fans at the Garden ever New York in the Atlantic each. ing with a three goal outburst Boston Braves in the American New Y ork 27 81 .466 17% are 'victims of racial prejudice. M issouri 69-67; No, 16 P rovi­ Tony MarineUl Sr. 768, (16) 105 183 130 184 128 146 786 in the second period that car­ Floridians 22 34 .383 21% er wear it again,” he says. Jim Brewer’s three prints in dence beat Rhode Island 77-67; Ernie Oakm an 768, (16) Fred 9. Bert Davis "I wasn’t aware at any time Division. 'Seattle player-coach Lenny Hockey League is making The Sonics closed to within N EW YORK (AP) — The final score of Sunday ried the Americans to a 6-1 up­ Carolina 22 35 .386 22 The victory for lOth-ranked the last 90 seconds pro'vided the Creighton upset No. 17 Jackson­ M cCurry 762, 112 189 128 122 132 186 777 how many points I had,” said tv’ilkens, a former Providence things difficult for the parent Minnesota kept the Gophers Havlicek, a nine-year veteran. one point three times in the College star, helped the Sonics night’s National Hockey League game between the Bos­ set of second-ranked Czech­ Pittsburgh 21 34 .882 22 wlmUng margin for the Geph- ville 71-66 and Purdue clouted 10. A1 P irkey oslovakia Monday night in Boston Bruins. tied ■with No. 9 CMilo State for "Records don’t mean anything fourth period. Then the Celtics in their comeback, finishing ton Bruins and Buffalo Sabres was 8-2, just about as West Division ers. He fired a field goal, then No. 20 M ichigan 84-74. MEN'S EUBHNATION l l 8 189 166 129 116 120 776 Class A Olympic hockey. The Bruins are faced with an­ — Saturday at 2 11. Arthur Johnson to me. Hie name of the game opened up an advantage. With with 26 points. expected. Only thing was . . . Buffalo won. Utah 37 10 .661 ’The victory was the first In 32 24 .571 5 PelletieT vs. MoOurry 165 129 108 148 ISO 92 772 That was surprising, to say ------other National Hockey League Indiana two Class A games for the un­ expansion draft and have two Dallas 27 34 .443 12% Cabral vs D.avls 12. G eorge Cochran the least, since the Blast Divl- the Rangers by five points. Jim derdog Yanks, who pulled into veteran goalies, Eddie Johns ten Denver 23 32 .418 ,18% Lup-'coVno vs, Johnson 96 169 140 128 189 108 772 Bulls’ Forward Sets Club Mark slon-leadlng Bruins hadn’t lost Roberts’ sherthanded break- a second-place tie with the pow­ and Gerry Cheevers. Bouchard Memphis 23 33 .411 14 Gardella vs. Bfdesano 13. ADchael Balesano in 13 games and the cellar- away goal midway througli the erful Czechs, cne pcint behind Sunday’s Resulto Title Battles Hampton vs. MarineUl, Sr. 149 141 119 121 100 140 770 is standing in the wings, wait­ dwelling Sabres hadn’t won in ftaai period snapped a 2-2 tie front-running Sweden and the ing for his chance. Den'ver 115, Indiana 107 Irish vs. Cochran 14. Tony MarineUl Sr. ®®ven. and Pete Mahovlich added' an defending champion Soviet Un­ Bouchard, only 21, fashioned Dallas 107, Memphis 84 Boroch vs. Plricey 187 126 117 162 122 114 768 It was the most goals in Buf- insurance goal four minutes lat- Walker’s Attack ion, who battled to a 3-3 tie ear­ i * 4\ his third shutout of the season, Floridians 144, P ittsbutf^ 117 Sheekey vs. Oakman 15. Ernest Oakman falo’s two-year expansion his- Philadelphia’s Spectrum bulg- lier in the day. turning slide 25 shots, Sunday Kentucky 118, New Y ork 106 118 144 116 132 182 127 768 tory and the most against the ed with a sellout crowd, there The Czechs scored their lone night as the Braves boosted Only games scheduled WOMEN’S QUARTERFINALS 18. Fred M oCurry Bruins this season as the Sa- ^are extra police all over the goal at 4:32 of the first period Featured Tomorrow Saturday at 2 their Eastern Division lead to 124 124 86 119 168 141 762 bres pumped 37 shots at belea- place aiui security people were ■ t H on a power play as Eduard No­ five points with a 2-0 victory Crbanetti vs. On^ Non-Qualifiers Bombards Royals guered goalie Ed Johnston, in the stands and behind both vak rammed home a hard shot over the Baltimore Clippers be­ Pastel Defeated Stechholz vs. Bonce with Rick Martin and ex-Bruin benches.' But trouble never D EAN YOST RockvUle High, 3-11, Charter riuk are the mainstays in the James Moore ?60 from close range. But from fore 8,834 fans at Bostmi Gar­ Two big basketball Conference play pits Cov- Panther lineup, Claugiissy vs. Gburskl Daidd Viara 753 N EW YORK (A P )— “It’s not good for a team to have Standings Jim Ix>rentz each scoring came and the game between then cn, Curran was unbea­ Irish vs. Geldel den. But Tankers Win games scheduled Tues- ®"‘*y going against Rocky EUlngton’s potent print-get- Burt Claughsey 760 W. L. the Blues and Flyers could table, finishing with 61 saves. one player doing all the scoring,” said Chet Walker. In other games. Nova Scotia Despite Ross Pastel losing his Dave (Jastagna 747 It was good for the Chicago Scuth Methodist 6 0 "We virere outskated, < ^ t have been promoted by the Then, wilh the Czechs two day "night involving con- ®'®’ Rham High, 4-7, ter, forward Court Hamed, wUl and Tidewater battled to a 1-1 first match in the 200-yard, free­ Cochran is a former two-time Jim B ell 746 Bulls Sunday, as Walker ?et a * career high of 36 i»lnts, Wapplng ‘A’ 5 0 and outhusUed . . . everything,” Peace Corps. men short, Keith Christiansen tenders'for the top position “ «h* ^ b y center Ed ^ runner-up last standoff, Cleveland rolled over style event. M anche^r Hugh’s Pete Aceto 743 club record with a 66-pclnt teammate Hal Greer Wapping 'B' 3 2 said Boston Ooairii ’Tom John- ’The last time the Blues vis started tiie U.S. outburts, barg­ VICTORS— Mario Andretti and Jackie Ickx flash victory sign after winning in theif Respective leagues. ^ealy. EUington High’s Mathews with Ray Bedard year, and Hampton copped the son. Cincinnati 6-1, Providence swimming team went on to de­ the other forward. Joe Rosaetto 740 bembardment against Cincln- North Methodist 2 3 ‘ted the City of Brotherly Love, ing into a goal-m o u t h Six-Hour Daytona Continental driving a Ferrari at Daytona Beach. (AP photo) whipped Springfield 4-2 and In the, CCIL, Windham and head bas- honor once. the Bruins have feat Bristol Central H l^ Friday wUl be at one Dave Saunders 739 natl in pacing T 119-94 victory ^ Temple 2 3 played since poured beer on St. Louis scramble and r.ommlng home Richmond edged Rochester 6-4. High, 9-3/ visits Hall Hl h, also r®POrts tomor- Ca»ris Hamed Over on the fairer set side, I’ve been coach. at the T ribe pool, 64-40. .Tliis was Larry Bates 730 over thfe^v^ Schayes. Em anuel 2 4 Coach A1 Arbour and before or­ the equalizer with just 3:13 re- Two Darkest Years^ Ended Suddenly Rich Leduc and Nick Bever­ 9-3. Adtion In the NCOC’finds ^ trailing Mrs, Irish were (3) Elsevdiere, New York and the last regular swim meet for Don Simmons 734 Walker,Wniirn,. in nisMa lotn lAtii o^voo/aTiseasen in x , , , Hozzord . ♦ i.. scored . * »Buf- ^ Trinity 2 4 der was restored Arbour and a mi-’lnlng in the period. ley scored Boston goals as the East Windsor High, 10-0, travel- ® sellout. Brahm at the other. Agnes Claughsey 712, (4) Sylvia XU wv 41 * 1 ®K'u» to find the range, and 124 118 118 85 1^0 100 665 Maple Leafs In Sunday’s na- leave It in. ’Hiey’ve got a bas- than any other European rao- Yales M-87 victory was due Sacred Heart had its hands bor (W) 6:80 Fleokman, 68-276, Don Bies,, 66- with help coming from CSarence ___ Cihoon______of Melville, t i o n a 11 y televised National ketball floor that fits down over e r ,” Miss Cochran said. “ H e’s in large part to sophom ore fbr- fuH in Waltb*>.m, M ass., a s five 136 Wiggin (M) dec. Cote 277, and five more at 278. They Johnson end Ken Pererias, the stars for the North Da- NON-QUALIFIERS Hockey League game.' jt. the best in the downhill. To ward Mike Bauskouskas’s scor- Bentley players scored double (W ) 7-6 were Bob Roeburg, John visitors literally blew Manches- jjota hockey team. Eleven other Gail Hampton 660 AND 659 ‘'I’m really amazed that both "Why don’t they do It? That’s have him out sets the others hig and Cornell’s fouling. Das- figures and led their team to a 141 Baynes (W) dec. Odell Schlee, Jim Jamiesen, Bunky ter out of the gym. Canadians are cn the squad. Kitty Sibrinsz Debbie Zemaitis 656 Chevy Service teams were able to play as well a pretty good question. I’ve back a bit. I think the whole kauskas had 34 points, lit- 94-72 triumph, (M ) 7-4. Henry and Curtis Sifford Connecting on 14 field goals 663 as they did on that crap. It's a been attempting to do some- thing makes Schranz a hero eluding 18 foul shots out of 2t Hie Ploneera’ Ed (Jzemota iti (Jonnell (W) dec. Mar- RADK Lqe Trevino made an eagle rnd seven tries from the foul Helene Dey Susan Mlnnsy 648 disgrace to have to play a thing about it for a long, long and puts a bad light on Brun- attenv>ts (which was lust three took scoring bemors with 26 shall (M ) 6-3 three on the final hole for 70 line, Vinson led all print-.getters n Strike Happy Jean Hampton 645 hockey game on that kind of time. I guess they don’t want dage.” short the total charity throws points In the losing effort. 168 Urban (W) dec. Hobln and 270. He was tied at that fig- with 36 'with teammates Johnson ure with Arnold Palmer, who and Pererias netting 16 markers, Olive Rosaetto 642 . FABULOUS crap and it’s nobody’s fault but the customers’ backsides to get Dana Zelenckas of Brattle- Com®M team got. Sacred Heart had won the (M ) 6-4 TUNE-UP Sports Dial closed with a 66. Jack Nicklaus, Squires canned 18 as Hunter ST. LOUIS (AP) Bay Orf, F lo N iles 638 ours right here.” ^eol from the updraft during bero, Vt.. was even more blunt, during last 10 games after Icslng to 170 Quales (W) dec. Burnett (M ) 3-0. never really a factor in the and DePasqual added 11 and 10 80*year

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OI?EETIN(SS/ (eUV'NOR! CCDRIC CLAIMS TH E - 1 GOTTA ADMIT I HOPE you APPRECIATE CIKACKBRS AT 'JOE'S IT... PESE ARE MV EFFO R TS T O AAAINTAIN WEVE fi(JT A REAL THE PROF IS A CBDRIC ANP I ARB HERB THE INTBSRITV OF VDUR PROBLEM.'MAOOR LITTLE-^ER.AH-w- TO S E TTL E AN ARSUMBNT! PINEK'ARE CRISPIER B E T T E R ! MUNCH' —^THAM VDURS! ■— ' EATERYI THE CHARACTER R T e S b OM to t t a e made while you wait. Tape Olan Mills representative, able. Call for appointment, coin next tnEertton. The Herald la reaponalble for only ONE In- recorders for rent. Marlow’s M onday, 1-6 p.m ., Fiano’s M o­ 243-9442. 32 Ambary IS IS 1? co rrert ot ondtted Inaertlon lor any advertlaement and then 33 Card game ’ 867 Main St., 649 6221. tor Inn, Room 208. IT 21 only to ftte extent of a “ make good" Inaertlon. Errora which BUS BOY wanted, experience 34 Choler nr *•** advertlaement will not be not necessary. Must be willing 35 Coiirt (ab.) DENTAL assistant — for Ver­ 22 oorreetod by “ make good" Inaertlon. to work. W eekdays 12-3 p.m . OUT OLH WAY BY NED COCHRAN 37 Cereal grain Building Contracting 14 non Circle orthodontic office, ... Senwon* 38 Writes HI full-time. Reply with full par­ Call C avey’s Restaurant, 643- a s H 27 2S 21 CARPENTOY — Repairs, re­ m ay h a v e M o t y o u 40 Bates ticulars Dental Assistant, P.O. 1416'. modeling, addltlcns, roofing. sriiKfr o happy adl 43 TUe setters IT 32 B ox 2366, Vernon, Conn. 06066. WITH T H O S E LON& L E S S O F HIS NO MEAMERTHAM THE eUY 46 To delight 643-2711 Call David Patria, South Wind­ HE’S PURPOSELY MAKINO HI& BEHIND HIM iWHCKSTRYIN’TO 49 Step high M STEPS AS FAR APARTAS HE sor, 644-1796. BEELINE Fashions — has op­ PART-TIME, days, janitorial DO t h ' s a m e t h i n s b u t i s 53 Oriental sash PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER CAM, JU S T SO HE WON'T MAKE < IRKEP 'CAUSE HECANTOUITE SI 46 portunities for women who w ork. Call 649-6334. PLOWIW’ALOM© BEHIMP HIM WlAKE IT/ COOL IT AN ' LEAP ON, 54'Unoccupied „ Automobiles For Sole 4 JACX^UES o f all trades, carpen- SBEyeUd cannot accept ordinary time a n y e a s i e r f o r u s .' TP s a y FRIEND--you AIN'T DOIN' 43 —------— ------try, additions, paneling, re- I wish to thank all my friends DO YOU REALIY' THINK Ip 'rOU'RE WORRIED^i r r Ie d Y h e S s o t a m e a m s t r e a k M B ANY FAVORS, EITHER/ cosmetic clock work; earn high cem- nrs■ RI®HT...."^^t^S RISHT....^ A ABOUT PLEAS, ‘ ‘ IM HIM, WOULPIYT You ? 57 Craggy hill Sir IT modeling, general repairs. No PRINTING PLANT and neighbors who so graer- n Wvr JT HERALD 1968 BUICK, LaSabre. Best of- job too big or small. Reason- m'ssicn •with no delivering, no D O ® TO OLIVER DOESN" 58 East Indian cclleoting, no investment, Pre­ ously smt cards or gifts for EVEN KNOW, timber, tree B" 14 IS fer, 646-7769. ^ble, free estim ates, 742-6612. LETTERPRESSMAN my birthday. A N Y / . ^ w 59 Kind of cheese BOX LEHERS fer women who have use cf 60 Enlisted (ab.) ST 81 u 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, red sedan, NETWTON H. SMITH & SONS — car at least 2 evenings per Must be experienced, cap­ For Your Florence B. Shearer 61 Morning BT $1 32 4-speed, whitewalls, low mile­ Remodeling, repairing, addi­ week. F or Interview call, 876- able of doing imprinting, die moistures 7 Information age, excellent condition, $1,496 tions, rec rooms, porches and 4619, 646-0480. cutting, perforating, num­ 89 years young / i s 62 Coteries 649-7727. roof'ng. No job too small. Call (NIWSrAriR |NTI6N(I» ASiN.) WOM\N to clean 8-11 a.m . 2 bering, etc. Knowledge of I'H E HERALD wUl not 649-3144. disclose the identity of 1966 FORD F airlane station m ornings per week. Call 646- following machines helpful: Happy Birthday any advertiser using box wagon, 8 cylinder, automatic, CARPENTRY AND 3296. Miehle Vertical V46, Heidel­ to letters. Readers answer­ power steering, radio, one own­ berg 10x16, Miller -'Simples ing blind box ads who er, $660. 742-6949. BUILDING MATURE woman for small B.C.H. desire to protect their • R epairs—Rem odeling East Hartford office, basic 20x26, C & P 12-18. Love, identity can follow this O 1*72 kr NEA, Inc. ' 1966 OORVAIR, excellent con- • Masonry—Concrete knowledge of typing and book­ Liberal benefit program p roced u re: dltion, 2-door hsuidtop, $300 or • Cabinets—Formica keeping, 8:30-4:30, Monday — B.LH. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER best effer. 649-2862. No job too small. Sir, there's a gentleman to see you. He wants to know F riday. 289 4366. Apply in person Enclose yotu: reply to if you would be interested in buying the autobiography the box In an envelope — Happy Birthd^ 649-0778 Evenings of Helga R, Hughes!" CLEANING woman wanted, ALLIED PRINTING GUMMER STREET address to the Classified Trucks - Tractors steady work. References. Own TERI, THE CHR BY PHIL KROHN Manager, Manchester N.J. LAFLAMME —Carpenter SERVICES Evening Herald, together contractor. Additions, remod­ tr a n ^ r ta tio n . 647-9804 o r 643- Love, 2 -7 1967 <3HE'VY Van, 108, V8 stan­ 9301. 679 M iddle Tpke., West Hew Heiee!^ a ^ 3 with a memo listing the dard, 48,000 m iles, sqme work, eling and repairs. Call any Manchester, Conn. Grammy, Grampy EACH TO THE OTHER , companies you do NOT tim e fo r fre e estim ate. 876- IP '«i?U W AN T TiS? 6A P N SC0U6 /VIANI WAMtgC? . r j = r - want to see your letter. $900. final. P resently in use. Pointing - Papering 21 Help Wonted-Female 35 POSITION availi.ble — assis­ 643-1101 and Uncle Jimmy r 1642. $ALgg pepi: Your letter will be de­ Could be cam per. Call 876-6444. tant supervisor of Public ra J^iN l O M N O T.. J . FLANAGAN & SONS — Health Nursing In a home i stroyed if the advertiser MASONRY, low out of season Painting and papering. Fully SEWING machine operators, EXECUTIVE Sales Opportuni­ Happy Birthday U ^ A L is ope you’ve mentioned. apply Cobar C o., 77 H illiard health agency wdilch provides SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Trailers > prices, all types of stone and insured, workmen's compensa­ ty. 120 y ea r old national con­ POPPA If not It will be handled concrete work. Replaster and St., M anchester. 648-2204. public health nursing services cern is locking for high caliber in the usual manner. Mobile Homes 6 -A tion, liability, property dam­ to a 6-town area. Poslticm re­ improve your cellar now. Call age. Call 618-1949. indl'vidual to associate with Love, after 6 p.m . 648-1870, 644-2076. quires a Bachelors Degree cur growing operation. Our 1970 ACE R OYAL ROGUE 21’ NURSES AIDE and a minimum of 7 ye-irs ex­ travel trailer. A-1 condition. CEILING specialist — expert sales in 1971 in Connecticut re­ Bridget LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — perience in public health nurs­ Carpeting, bathtub, shower, workmanship. One cel'lng or 12 midnight to 8 a.m. flected a 19 per cent increase. Lost and Found 1 new homes custom built, re­ ing. Base salary $9,600. W rite refrigerator. Sleeps 6. Tandem all your ceilings repaired and Full-time or part-time. Must be enthusiastic, In- modeling, additions, rec or phone Rockvi’le Public LOST — Vicinity Vernon Circle, axle. Phone 648-0686. painted. Also interior painting Call 646-0129 dus'.rious and have demon­ Happy Anniversary rooms, garages, kitchens re­ and w allpapering. .C a ll -289- Health Nursing Assn., 62 Park strated his ability to make m en’ s ^glasses in case, Call 643- St., RrckvlUe, Conn., 872-9163. BEA 6692. ” modeled, bath tile, cement 0773 . MANCHESTER MANOR money. Call Russ Stevenson at Garage work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ OOUNTER girls, for 3 to 7 p.m. 278-7770. dential or commercial. Call RICHARD E. MARUN. Pull FOUND—White Seal^iam dog, CAvutott and 'weekend , dilfts. Please vicinity Bush Hlll-Bell St. caU ~ araragc 10 649-4291. professional painting service, CLERK TYPIST EXPERIENCEID polisher for PLAIN JANE Intericr-exter'or. Free estl- apiHy in person, Mr. Donut finished work on aircraft BY FRANK BAGINSKI 648-4610. MANCHESTER Shop, 256 W est M iddle Tpke., •Z-1 4 J ., Coo^r Hill d o r m e r s , garages, porches, m ates, h illy insured. 649-4411. Good opportunity for quali­ blades and vanes. Apply be­ ^eet, double gar^e for car, ad^Uens, — — ------^ ------— -----— Manchester. O.V;.HANPSON\E NEISHBOR, ' T s y \T? y o U L L L IK E NOTICE Is hereby given that fied person to work in a tween 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. at Happy Anniversary tlA 6 0 1 N & TO BE A 6 e i 2£SElVE Optional Shore Book No. 18339 boat or storage. No motorcy- mtehens add-a-levela, rocflng, INSIDE -outside painting. Spe- small department within our Red-Lee Metal Finishing Co., AND INVITE y o u T O W\Y PLACE IT!! cles or repair work allowed. organization. GRANDMA e Itn N HU, TJA lag. u i IM. ON. issued by the Manchester Sav­ sidlng, general repairs. Qual- f.f P^® Help Wonted-Mole 36 Inc., 80 Sheldon Rd., Manches- CAUuTAe TERMITE $18. 683-9067. Ity workmanship. Financing compeUtors. then call Must be an accurate typist; and GRANDPA ^\A ^1 A&Al/O) ings and Loan Association, In­ ~ ______ter. corporated, has been lost and available. E c o n L y Builders^ m e. EsUm ates given. 649-7863. a good telephone personality CONSTRUCTION Laborers. Ap­ Love, is-ilesirable. Apply; , TC appUcdtlon has been made to M o l o r e y c l e s - B i c y e l e s 1 1 648-6169, 873-O647, eve- j. P. l e w i s & s o n , custom ply Alco Development Corp., Jenny and Jeffrey STlW -SW said Assoclatlcn for payment nlngs. decorating, Inteiicr and ex­ 1 Court St., Rockville. Salesmen Wanted 36-A HE should .THE House of the Iron Horse; FIRST NATIONAL of the amount of deposit. terior, paperttanging, fully In- AN OHIO OU Co. offers oppor­ iSo o n J, Motorcycles, custom accesso- ADDITIONS —^All types of re­ STORES, INC. $720 TO START, construct'en Happy Anniversary A P IETI lies, wearing apparel, show modeling, recreation rooms, PARK & OAKL.\ND AVENUES men, milkmen, salesmen, tunity for high income plus 649-9658. I f no answer 643-6862. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. chrome service. Reasonab'e porches, garages, custom route workers, factory men regailar cash bonuses, conven­ MOM AND DAD Annoiineements wanted. No experience neces­ tion trips and abundant fringe ■ z-n prices. Route 88, BlUngton, kitchen cabinets and counter An Equal Opportunity Employer VENNART RESERVE NOW! New banquet Conn. 872-8274. 943 Ktoin St., tops. Call Bill Connelly, 876- Floor Finishing 24 sary, w ill train. CaU 669-1010 benefits to mature man in OQ *OK! Hands behind your heads! I’m taking up a Manchester area regardless of Love, o'lKALz-T hall, air-conditioned, carpeted, E ast H artford, Oonn., 628-2013. 8266. J « DADIBS interested in earning for details. little■» officeoffic collection!" full bar, kitchen facilities. FLOOR SAILING, and, refin- part-Ume cash experience, air mall M. F. Marsha and Karen ■WES ROBBINS carpentry re- If Interested r e a l ESTATE Career — Join B.Y.O.B.' Wedding, banquets, Ishlng (specializing in older caU 248-9442. Reed, Pres., American Lubri­ mcdellng specialist. Additions, a progressive active MLS stags, all social functions. Business Services 13 floors). Inside painting, paper ______1 cants C o., Box 696, Dayton, rec rooms, dormers, perches, Realtor. Members Manches­ MR. ABERNATHY Caterers available. Ye Olde hanging. No job too small. PART-TIME comptometer op­ Ohio, 45401. Situations Wanted - BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY SNOW PLOWING — residential cabinets, formica, buUt-ins, ter, Vernon and Hartford Meeting Hall, Colony Shops, John V erfallle, 646-5760. 872 erator positimis open, varicus 6^ o — commercial. Call now, there bathroom s, kitchens, 649-3446. Bofuds. For a confidential in­ Female 38 AAETOO-THE South W indsor, Conn., 644-2966. 2222. work schedules. I.T.T. Conti­ WHERE ELSE GOULD >OU HAVE THIS Y is room to get on list for good terview , call Ralph Pasek, 289- Help Wanted - FRINGE P E N ffrte r . 0 * 0 WINTHBOP BY DICK CAVALLI nental Baking C o., 621 Con­ BOOKKEEPER — Girl Friday, Z'AA BURE GLAD AAUCH FUN ON 1/OUR. LUNCH HOUR?J, service. Call 646-4643. 7476, 742-8243. ARETERRIHC! TAX RETURNS and all your necticut Blvd., East Hartford, Mole or Female 37 general office and public con­ IWORKFORTHE Roofing — Siding 16 Bonds — tact experience. Call 643-9183. EXCUSE BUT WHY ARE VQU b e c a u s e o f t h e c o n d it io n t h e tKiokkeeplng chorea done pro- cARPENTBR-AvaUable 6214181. An equal opportunity RESPONSIBLE man to be MANAGER Trainees — $76 A P E J ^ T H y Reasonable rates. ,;;^ekS V “S ^ StOCks - MortgogeS 27 em ployer.' .a S A A P A N y] STANDING IN A HOLE? WORLD IS IN,THATfe W H V/ buUding superlntenr’ent. Own weekly salary plus bonuses. No WILL babysit in my home, too big or too smaU. Call Ste­ storm windows awnl^s, Qu^- MORrGAGES, leans, first, sec apartm ent. Phene 643-8436. experience or Investment re­ weekly basis. Vicinity Oakland Ity workmanship, free estl- ’ RECEPTIOmST-Typlst. Man­ phen M artin at 646-7296 after ond, third. All kinds. Realty quired. Car necessary. Fuller Street. 643-7234. m ates. F ully insured. 649-8417, chester advertising agency r Personals 2 p.m . statewide. Credit rating unnec­ looking for full-time reception- Brush. Call between 6-7 p.m. 872-9187. MANAGER \ essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ ist-typist. Must have goed typ- Wanted for boy’s department. SHARPENING Service— Saws, 643-0472. INCOME TAX returns prepar­ tial, quick arrangements. Al­ Ing skills, (80 wpm minimum) Apply: WILL care for one chUd in my knives, axes, shears, skates, KCDWBLL Home Improvement ed by appointment In your vin Lundy A gency. 627-7971. and pleasant telephone man- EARN $1.85 hourly, plus bonus licensed hom e. CaU 649-2369. rotary blades. Quick service. Co. Expert instaUation of alu­ home or office. Personal and 100 Constitution Plsuui, Hart- ner. Convlently located office servicing Fuller Brush custom­ Capitol Equipment Co., 38 minum siding, gutters and Youth Centre business, Call 643-6338, Russell ferd. E ven'ngs, 233-6879. with parking sp'?.ce. Hours ers. No experience or invest­ Main St., Manchester. Hours trims. Roofing installation and L. Burn6tt. 8:306, good benefit program, Manchester Parkade ment required. Call between 6- Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 daily 7:30-6. Thursday, 7:30-9 repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd, salary range $100 $126, depend­ 7 p.m . 643-0472. Saturday, 7:80-4. 643-7958. mortgages — interim: financ­ SIAMESE Kittens, no papers, BUZZ SAWYER ing cn experience. CaU 643-2118 exceptionally congenial par­ BY ROY CRANE INCOME TAXES pr^iared by ing — expedient and con­ E2XPERIENCE1D computer op­ STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Roofing and for interview appointment. PLUMBER Journeyman, Call ents. $25. Phone 649-2476. M arvin Baker, 643-0267. fidential service. J. D. Real erator, 'wanted to 'wprk nights, y e s . AGAIHST bake GRUMTLY ANP Y rr WAS Y Plowing. Reasonable GRANTS Plumbing Service — earning mcney fer that Easter Clintimatic Operator ADVERTISING CLERK 846 Main. rates. Phone 649-8690. ^ ® estim ates, plus quality HONEST ONION ^ H E HAS A CA SSETTE^H E ANP THe V soME OF THb’ BUT DIP PEOPLE NOT ONLY THAT-WHEN outfit now. As an Avon Repre­ ______w ork. 648-6841. Experienced man for set-up and operation of Cincinnati RIN66 IS PUTTINO IN HIS POCKET-ANP GIRL DANCE HIP CROWD EVER ACTUAUY THEY TOUCHED HANDS I960 FORD Squire station sentative. you c

6 PAGE e i g h t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 PAGE NINETEEN Rooms Without Board 59 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Salt 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses Fer Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Neuses For Sole 72 Out of Toum Wanted - Real Estate 77 a t t r a c t i v e room for rent, AWFUL MANCHESTEIR — Spacious 7- , Offered by the MANCHES’TER For Sale 75 ■ female student desired, Htch- room____ homo, aluminum______siding, 6-room Colonial,______. eat-ln MANCHES’I’ER —Duplex, 6-5, East Center ______WANTED —Building on East Italian Artist CLASSIFIED ScMLUMPHEAO CAN eTAW UP TO 3 A.M. B u t tw o minutes o f the latest news Cheap, awful good buy! Im­ Center St. „ which can be used en privileges, park.'ng. Phene maculate 6-room Cape, '4 new roof, first-floor family range and refrlgera- modem kitchen, built-in stove, Street, fcur-bedroqpi Colonial, b a s t H artford — $28,900. Six- watching twe umpteenth jjerun o f IS MORE THAN HE CAN STAND for offices or heme which TV Tonight 646-3785. bedrooms. Aluminum aiding, room, double garage. Only *®fm€il dining room, large refrigerator, excel'ent condi- 1^4 baths, many possibilities, j-oom Colonial. Alumbium sld- Coming to CBS AhN ANCIENT HORROR can be c'nverted to offices. PHILBRICK wall-to-wall carpeting. Im­ $84,900. Hayes Agency, 646- with fireplace, toy- *88,900. Hutchins Agency, P™* Pro^sfona* Ing, new furnace, large let. See Saturday’s TV Herald Give details including price. GENTLBM \N — room with TW£ PRESIDENT mediate occupancy. Only 0181. «*• yrith open stairs, bedrooms Realtors, 6496824. 80s. Alice Whelton, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, for Complete Listings. Leonardo da Vinci, the Floren­ ADVERTISING '^PLEASE COME ^SHM.' I MR.P/XSiPeNT Write Box "HH,” Manchester h'me and kitchen privileges. TOaD.’'«0 ’\;E (OOITA iouiAusr HAS CALLED M $24,900. VA, no m oney down. are* 12x17, 13x13 and 9x 12 wail .----- ' ' ...... 628*8934, Hannon Agency, Re- 040.11094. tine painter, sculptor, and archi­ Refrigerator, parking, washer EMERGEHCV AGENCY MANCHESTER 7% - room tolwalltolw all carpeted, * b e d r o o m Colonial, alters. 628-6601. Herald. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS and dryer. 643-5600 QOTTOWDRR iSEE CALLOUr-ME Cape, Ideal for the growing large cloSete 2-z^e hot wotlr Rreplaced-llvlng. room, formal NORTH COVENTRY 7-room 3:00 (3) Blc VBIley (C) tect, will bo the subject of a t o m o r r o w ; SESSION OF COLONIAL—8 rooms, 7 years (8> I Dream of Jeannie (C) 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. MR f o r c e ! dining room, eat-ln kitchen, *2r,900 — COZY 7-rcom home. 3 bedrooms, recreation S'^LLINO y.ur hrmo cr acre- (SO) Hosan's Heroes (C) five-part series of sjieclals to be COHORESSlb old, 24’ foot living room, fire­ family with 2 b ed ^ rS h^? ^l^BtorSs^aSd COMFORTABLE room for re­ • m n K M sreR wlth bullt-ln appUances. Wood- Baselx^ heat, twocar ga- acres with prompt friendly ser (40) I Love Lacy broadcast on CBS thels year. MEET THE place, country kitchen, family PASEK 5:-0 (8( Dracnet (C) tired person next to bath and HAS Msr ed lot; walking distance to all Tage. Nice barn horse stalls,.. Asking $39,500. Gcod- Louis Dimock Re-1- (22) Hoian’s Heroes Entitled “The Life of Lecaiardo COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADITT. CRISIS room, four bedrooms, garage. 289-7476 R ealtors-M LS 742-8348 and living room with fireplace, one has basement garage, $81,- «:S0 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUCATION shower. "A real home.” Call CRbSSEP THE schcols, bus, shopping. Upper Agency, _ Bartlett Realtors, 742- 8'9-9823. (80) O.nigan’s Is(and (C) da Vinci,” the acclaimed series Large lot $86,900. garage and a deep treed lot, OOO. Good flnanchw ^11 Pe- (10) News, Weather A Sports Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.m. Frida}' 649-0719. P B A W A f^r MANCHESTER — Garrison Co­ 20s. Principals only, 6499792.' Realtors, 6496321. 6786, 6691744, 648-7887. (8) What s Happening (C) was origlnaUy presented In Italy. S to ^ 9193813^ ■Agency, Re- terman. Realtor, 6499404. ALL CASH tor ycur property (8-922) News — Weather and RANCH—8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, lonial with front-to-back living The shows paint a vibrant por­ ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, FERGUSON RD. — 2 new Gar- — 7 - car ga- a n DOVER — Just listed. within 21 hours. A void red dports (C) rec room, carpeting throughout room, country kitchen, dini^ MANCHESTER (18) WUd WUd West trait of the original Renaissance gentleman, shower bath, pri­ MANCHESTER — Spacious 6 rambUns cSmUai a fnii Colonials with 2-car ga- \ Oversized six rocm Ranch t''.pe, - instant setvlce. Hayes (84) To Tell the Troth (C) Tom t COOPERATION vm x. stays. Large treed and well room, flreplaced-famlly room, man who Introduced "Mona BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 vate entrance, free parking. 3 bedrooms, one full and two room home, Bowers School, S-carKarture 2 *^®* carpeting, self- *1*®® ®®*»- with storage shed on 3% acres. Agency 646-0131. (44) The Saint (C) Apply 196 Spruce St. landscaped lot. $28,900. 0:30 (3t Netve with Walter Cron- Lisa” to the world. half baths, 2 beautifuUy finish­ rec room, new furnace, ga­ wall-to-wSf*carnetlni**^^i^^^ cleaning oven, many ^extras. Choi®® setting, real private. kite (C) A faithful reconstruction of RAISED RANCH—6 rooms, 2 ed basement rooms, 2-car ga­ rage, Imnxediate occupancy. ______’This honfe Is sensibly priced (8) News with H.K. Smith and THE THOMPSON House — Ctot- Harry Reasoner (C) the life of da Vinci, the series baths, finished on first floor with rage. Wolverton Agency, RSU- Only $28,600. H ayes Agency, and Sunday, 1-6 p.m. or any- i^caNCHESTER __$19,900 Cape, to sell at $27,600. T. J. (2934) NBC News (C) Continued From Preceding Po^e tage St., centrally located, elates, 647-1800. combines dramatic action with fireplace. Lower level unfin­ tors, 649-2813. 646-0181. tim e“ b y appointm ent. Call room s, basem ent re c room , Crockett, R ealtor '618-1677. (44) News (C) large, pleasantly furnished >3) Movie (C) documented evidence. Produc­ rooms, parking. Call 6'9-2358 ished with beautiful fireplace, 2- ORIGINAL owner offers this Starkweather construction. 60x124 treed lot. Central loca- Your (22-34) News — Weather and Street — Sports (C) tion of the special took two Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 Articles For Sale 45 ca r garage. Large lot. $36,900. ANSALDI BUILT weU built and well maintained 646-0853 ticn, city utiUties. Bel Air Real for ovemlgihtv and permanent modified Cape, (*14) ABC News (C) years. guest rates. Six-room Ranch, 1% baths, fire­ CLOSE TO SCHOOL 3-bedroom Ranch home, 2 full ;----- Estate, * 7:34 (8) This Is Yoor Life (C) SPRINGER Spaniel, AKC pup- OFFICE COPIERS, roll fed, HORSE LOVERS — 7-room place, plastered walls, dish­ baths,hothn fireplace, carpeting, ‘ MANCHESTER — CSiolce loca- community weU, new septic (18) Movie Game (C) pies. Champion hunting and automatic, were $660 now tion, 8-rrom Garrison Colonial, (22) I Dream of Jeannie (C) TWO ROOMS, living and bed- Raised Ranch. 3 years old with washer, garbage disposal, cen­ 6-room Bungalow, exceUent bullt-lns, garage, full base­ and field, 2 baths, fieldstone Dental Dingbat Meets Mannix show. Phone Colphester 637- $199.60. D ealers’ M arlow s, 867 2M baths, deluxe kitchen,' park­ (84) Let’s Make a Deal (C) rcoms, to wcrklng gentleman. cathedral ceilings in living room tral vacuuming system, large condition. Modem kitchen, m ent. R . Harman A gency, 646- Lots For Sale 73 fireplace. OH hot water heat. (44) Polka (C) "A ll In the Fam ily” star Jesm 8:04 (22-84) XI Olympic Wluter 2071. Main St. 649-5221. L egal Photo In quiet adult home. Central. and dining room, 2-car garage, cedar closet, aluminum aWn- formal dining room, Uving 7000. like yard. Mid 60’s. Hayes B etter ca ll new, o n ly -'*20,900. Stapleton and “Mannix” star ------Service, 643-1442. A gency, 646-0131. MANCHESTER — Wooded, A- Games (C) 649-7410. family room, two-stall horse Ings, ameslte drive, city util­ room, 2 bedrooms, full base­ Lessenger C o., R ealtors, 1-423- <8-14) Budapest Circus (C) M ike Connors Join Soniqr and ment, garage and ample MANCHESTER —^Many featur- zone, acre plus. Quiet but con­ 9291 or 742-9718. (18) Movie TWO 66 h.p. Bearcat outboard bam and corral on well treed ities, swimming pool, excelMit Health 4:44 (8) Here’s Lucy (C) Cher for a musical-comedy look COMPLIMENTS OF IIN M WIUINMS ed 9room Colonial with 3 bed- Manchester venient location. M. .Helen Pal­ (C) engines. Also Ray Jefferson lot. $38,900. condition. Priced at only $29,800. yard area. Priced at $26,- (8-44) Movie at daytime television when the PH/UWELPNIA,PA. 1.'' 300. rooms or more, huge Uving m er, R ealtors, 643-6321, 649- HEBRON — Wall Street — six- February 912 is the 24th an (22-M) Movie SUDS and SCISSORS! depth finder. Call 613 6640 af- ApaitmentS - FkllS- ffi. ftif. U. •. PM. Oft.—AN rIcMt mirwa CUSTOM built Ranch with 2 SNUGGLE UP room Cape with oversized 2- ______nly M anchester Dental S ociety, to- (8-922-89(4) Newi — Weath­ miniature poodle pups, $100- Tenements 63 For Rent 64 MANCHES’TEnt — 4 bedrooms, Lessenger Co., Realtors, 1-429 j,,,, ______»i SEASONED Flrewcod, $3.96 appliances, $170 month- rage. $42,900. stove, fam ily room , lot 100x120, fuU bath, basement rec Call Peterman Realtor, 649 er And Sporte (C) $125. central location, quiet street MANCHESTER — Immaculate 9291 o r 742-9718. ^ (18) Connecticut Report (C) Hosts for Circus per trunk load. R oute 86, Bol- R ealtor, DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart­ immediate occupancy. MaHon room, aluminum awnings, 0404. ______cles on facts you should know ^ ^ DAtk649-4636. AKOK MANCHESTER— Office space, near school, newer kitchen, $22,900—Five-room Cape. Cozy MANCHESTER ~ Lai^e, plush 8-room Raised Ranch with 3 (3) Man From V.N.O.L.E. ton, 649-5234. ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, E. R obertson, . R ealtor, 648- garage with large attached (2934) XI Olympic Winter (Brandon Cruz end BiU Bixby, new building. Electric heat, good condition, nice yard. On­ living room with raised hearth brick and stone executive big bedrooms, 2% baths, for­ TOLLAND — Large wooded D ST HARTFORD — Excel- about dental health, Games (C) complete appliances, 2 alr- 6953. patio, tool shed. CaU tor an stars of ‘"nie Courtship of Terms gladly arranged. SEASONED firewood, cut and MANCHES’TER Street air - conditioning included. ly $23,900. Hayes A gency, 646- fireplace, garage, good location. Ranch, 2% baths, 2-car garage, mal dining room and sunny lots, ott Old Stafford Rd. Start- l®at 2-famlly, 6-6, quiet, con- ^ have seen newspaper art- (8-44) Dick Gavett Show n condltioners, full basement, :25 Eddie’s Father,”' went to area, 4 rooms, first floor, all Ideal starter home. large flreplaced family room, inspection today. tag at $3,600. BuUders’ close- venlent neigdtborii'-od, 2-car rwently which say that 643-4344 875-7624 875-9496 split to length, dump-truck washer-dryer hook-up, vanity Ideal fer professional. Conve­ 0181. MANCHESTER area — Atten­ Uving room, large kitchen with (8) Local Newa Headllaee Hungary recently to see some of load, $26, half a load, $15. Call appliances, 2 air-ccmdlticners, nient Manchester, Vernon, built - ips, finest quaUty buUt - ins, flreplaced - family out. Meyer Agency, Realtors, gBr&gai Evelyn Carlson, 648- bxitii decay wlU soon be cam- (84) News * S|ni Oil (C) type bath, glauss sliding doors, JUMBO sized Colonial and lot tion gentlem en fanViers, ' 8- MERRITT AGENCY (44) Prayer t Sisn Oft (C) the finest dreus ctats ta the lite r 6, 643-9604. heat and hot water included, South W indsor, Route 86. 616- throughout R. Harmon Agen­ room, 2-car garage. ExceUent 6490609. ' 0836, Northeast R ealty, 668- pletely eUmtaated as a disease 1:23 (8) News — Prayer ft S tn onto patio. $220. per month. offering charm Eind spacious­ room custom built Colonlhl- ______. protolem. Is this reaUy true? world. TVmigbt at 8, they host garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, 7320. Family Room c y , 646-7900. buy. Wolverton Agency, Real­ 646-1180. 7907 Oft (0) ADORABLE, heciJthy puppies, 8 SEASONED hardwood, sawed no pets, no children. Refer­ Robert D. -Murdock, Realtor. ness. Ten rooms, baths, Cape, 2 baths, 2 acres, ofit- LARGE and, heavUy treed A- * ------——------Tooth decay 'wIU not be totally “ BiU Btaby and Brandon Oruz at i weeks old, mother and father 643-2692. buildings. Hayes A gency, 646- tors, 6492818. MANCHESTER West side, 4- zone lot In iManchester, $6,600. COLCHESTER — $23,500, 9 eUmtaated, at least In the fop- EftneaHawd TV (M> the Budapest (Urcus,” the ACC and delivered. C. Hutchinson, ences required. Call 648-0266 MANCHES’TER -16,000-100,000 with modem kitchen with bullt-lns. SPACIO'US 9room Colonial with Monday, Febmary 7 excellent with children, $10. 643-1283. anytim e. Two large enclosed porches, 2- 0131. garage, good sized lot oa quiet IDEAL three-bedroom Ranch, bedroom Cape, family room, 2 r . Harmon Agency, 646-79;o. rcom Ranch, double garage, seeable future. However, It can PH Atonday night special at 8 p.m. NEW efficienty apartment, sec­ square foot units available Im­ ’Tolland, 872-481.5. car garage. street, $8,600 down to qualified baths, cfupettag, garages, % family room, large let, 30 mta- be prevented in large part even 6:C4 Hodeepodse Lodye (C) ond floor. Ideal for couple. mediately, heated and air-con­ Fireplace Finished roc room. Immediate 6:34 Playlnz Gaitar w Fred NEW — Deluxe duplex, 3 bed- buyer. Call Hohenthal Oo. R 9 a cre lot. Only $29,900. H ayes utes to P.W. Immaculate con- today if you take advantage of NMd Typical Stage Father Heat, stove, refrigera tw , $125. ditioned, freight elevators, $1 occupancy. Excellent neigh­ (C) Household Goods 51 •roans. 1V4. baths. Full private TEN ROOM contemporary altars, 6491166. A gency, 646-0131. Out of Toum dUion. M eyer R ealtors, 643- proven public health measures, I Freb-For-AU edroom apart­ plenty of closet space, close to cating the following property— Basic Fashion One-Piece Sharon, 9, is followtag in the Dougan, R ealtor, 649-4636 or tigeus office building. Approx mopane windows. rage. Lovely treed lot on nest on high woodsy lot. Per- Just 6 months old, owner ta John Dos Passos-Paul Shyre corrective and gaited shoeing. Main St. Call 643-2171. ment, Including appliances, schools. High 30s. if you are selling or know of ta fluoridation of public wsder musical kaleidoscope of Amei^ famUy tradition of sb ^ busi­ 646-1021. bus line. $25,900. . feet retirement or starter tears. Job transferred. Ex­ can I'fe in esrlv part of the 643-6028, 649-6376, Hebron, air-conditioning, carpets, $167. 16,000 square feet o f cfB ce COLONIAL—Choice residential euiyone selling. Please, Please suppUes. Today, more than 92 ness, but Brown beUeves in let­ space ready to go. Plenty of ' hom e. Under $16,000. A rt Lius- quisite 7-room Dutch Co­ icon life in early part of the Conn. JOHN buys and sells used fur­ SIX-ROOM Duplex available monthly. Paul W. Dougan. area, completely redecorated, give us a call. HERITAGE HOUSE milUon people ta this nation 14:8# Book Beat (C) ting her set her own pace. parking, elevator, T. J. Crock­ sier, CLS B roker, 742-8620. lonial raised Ranch. Fire- ■■Skate.” by Jon Appleby. niture, appliances. 479 hQddle Febmary 1st., stove, refriger­ Realtor, 643-4636. new fully applianced kitchen, Realtors 646-2482 drink fluoridated water. Many Sharon recently comideted a ett, R ealtor, 643-1677. • 6-room home, under $^,odo. placed-famUy room, 2 baths, Poignant first novel, soon to Tpke. east. Open afternoons. ator, and dishwasher. Central­ formal dining room, li'vlng room For the finer homes BAST HARTFORD — Older communities have had ’ flu­ be produced as film about two dramatic stint ‘with a New-Toik- Articles For Sale 45 FIVE ROOMS, second-floor KEITH oven, range, dishwasher, friends who choose different Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, ly located. Security and refer­ with fireplace, large master • 2-fam ily duplex home, completely redecorat­ oridated water suppUes for more based daytime ’TV serial, and ai>artment, centr.-d location. MAGNIFICENT home Improve­ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER - Vernon line. disposal, city utiUties, treed than 20 years. paths to life and love. SNOWMOBILES — Gerich’s untU 9 p.m ., 646-6823, 646-7679. ences. $185. 846-1684. bedroom, fully alr-conditloned. A ed, rooms, 3 bedrooms, prior to that she did commer­ No children or pets, tQiddle- ment showrooms; lumber­ ‘313-4126 649-1022 Eight-room, Garrlscm Colonial, lot. Just $38,900. M r. Lewis, 'Hie experience ta these com­ Service Station, 1082 Tolland Immaculate condition. Beau­ • Package store, over $100,000 countiy kitchen, 1^ baths, full* cials. She has dlso appeared SINGER Touch and Sew with aged couple preferred, refer­ building, material, swimming 2% baths, family room, 4 bed­ 6495306. munities has demonstrated that Tpke., Buckland. Evinrude MANCHESTER — Newer two- tifuUy landscaped grounds. gross. cellar. Conveniently located. The Age for Lear with her father cn "The Tonight cabinet, like new, hems, but­ ences and security deposit re­ peel facilities, cn four acres, MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- rooms, double grarage. Only fluoridation reduces the inci­ and Alouette Snow Mobiles, bedroom flrst-flocr apartment. $22,900. 628-6463. • • • • Raymond Burr, star at NBCTs Show Starring Johnny Carson.” ton holes, monegrams. em­ Includes heat, appllEmces, car­ quired. C a 'l 649-0694. hewever suitable many uses; room Ranch, on a high and BOULDER RD. — Privacy on Restaurant with liquor. $87,600. H ayes A gency, 646- Beople ta cenunu- monthly. Peterman Realtor, altors, 649-2818. property, grossing over $8,000 many eicti^ it is impossible to 36” , 26 cents each or 5 fo r $1. Manchester. Available Febru­ (JOUNTRY setting, 6 - r.om nltes that do not have Quorida- REGULATION pool table, ary 29 o r before. Phone 643- 649-0404. yearly. Asking $49,600. list them. 8,200 square feet of r o c k VILLB — Immaculate Ranch, view of surrounding tion. ’Hie American Dental As- 643-2711. H o u s m For Rent 65 $'6,930 — Attractive five - rorm Please Help!!! ThaPk You Uving space, brick and pressed wood, new felt, $76 or 1047. five-room Cape. Detached 2- hllls, 3 bedrooms, dead end sexsiation recommends the use MANCHES’TER — Rcyal Arms Cape, fireplace, paneling, aluminum eicterlor, large rear 1972 POLARIS close out sale, 14 best offer. G-Fox 2-door rrfrlg- We NEED LISTINGS car garage. 1% baths. Near street. Only $23,900. Hayes of fluoride dentifrices, partic- Wood Favors Transit Fund FOUR - ROOM, two-bedroom two - bedroom ’Townhouse SEVEN ROOM Home, 2 baths, baseboard heat, garage, 160 porch, 3-car garage. Listed ta IMt, selling at cost and below. erator-freezer, $160. 640-2662. NOW! “Thinking: of f il­ MANCHESTER — Combination school, shopping, parkway. Agency, 6490131. ularly for chUdren. AddltionaUy, apartments. Fully equipped 4 bedroem s, cn bus line. $230. foot wooded lot. Hutchins low fifties and weU worth it. Manchester Polaris Sales & apartment. Children accepted. ing: your preperty?” Call residential and business block, $26,900. Llpm an-Chorches, 872- fluoride can be appUed directly HARTFORD, (AlP) — State and car pooling operations at a SEWING MACHINE — 1971 zig­ School across street. Security kitchen, 1% baths, wall-to-wall per month. Paul W. Doug;an, A gency, 649 6324. Minutes to the inrieway. T. J. Service, 168 Forest St., Man­ TODAY! 8-room single family home, 0671, 6491869. VERNON — Mancl^ter Line, children’s teeth at periodic Transportation Commissioner number of highway Inter- zag, unclaimed layaway, bal­ deposit. $136 monthly. 649-7368. throughout. $215. Ernie Ga­ R ealtor, 643-4635. C rockett, R ealtor, 643-1677. chester, 643-2540. Open dally 9 $26,900 — L\RG E 3 - het’ room store and apartment. Excel­ 7-room Garrison (Jolonial, intervals. Many school districts (hangea.” ance $41.85. Singer zig-zag, briele, 644-1610, D .J. Henry Co. ROUTE 8 area — North Coven­ A. Earl Wood said today he fa- to 4 :30, Saturday 9 to 2 p.m . VERNON — ’Hiree bedrooms, Ranch, fireplace, aluminum lent investment, $36,900. Hayes country setting, beamed ceU- provide fluoridated water for originally over $300, now only DESIRABLE 4 rcoms, secend MANCHESTER try, new 9bedroom, Split vers abolishing the Highway LOOKING for anything In real two baths, medem kitchen. si ’Ing, g.Toge, large wcof’ed A gency, 646-0181. tag, fireplace ta. carpeted Uv- scluxil children, 1971 SNO-PRINCE, snow-m o­ $46.85. Singer Touch and Sew, floor, heated, electric stove, YOU YOUNG PEOPLE Level, IMi baths, fireplace, ga- estate rental — apartments, ConvenlenUy located. Near lot. Hutchins Agency Realtors, PHILBRICK tag room, country kitchen. None of these alternate uses E^md and replacing U with a bile, 28 h.p. and double trailer. $48.60. A ll g;uaranteed, easy $160, monthly. Security, 649- $26,900 — OFF EAST CENTER Try it, you’U like It. Own­ rage, treed lot. $29,900. Hayes homes, multiple dwellings, no Parkway. Large yard. Oa­ 649-')824. dishwasher. Formal dining of fluoride is as effective as flexible Tran^xwtation F^md. Legal Notice $650. 643-7313. term s. 622-0931, dealer. 1919 between 5:30-7:30 p.m . St., 6 spacious rooms and bath ing your own home that Is. A gen cy, 646-0181. fees. Call J. D. Real Estate rage. Lease. Security Refer­ room, built-in corner cup- fluoridation of community water on first floor, aluminum sid­ Here Is a beautiful starter He said this would "expand GET THE best in paint remov­ HOUSEHOLD sole — AnOques, DELUXE one-bedroom apart­ A ssociates, In c., 643-5129. ences. Hayes A gency. 646-0181. MANCHESTER —$19,900. two- AGENCY YQRROR board, china closet. Etour bed- sui^Ues, however. beirrom Ranch. Ceramic ing, basement garage, .plus 3 home with very low main­ our cajiabUity to finance all UQUOB PERMIT ers! Save money, time and la­ furniture, china bric-a-brac, ment, urall-to-wall carpeting rrtXTMl?!? T7R AMQWli’Tl'R.'RT) rooms; master with carpeting. Scientists are trying a new 2’,i-ROOM APARTMENT, heat, bath aluminum storms, cellar, additional rooms ai^d :bath sec- tenance, aU aluminum sid­ forms of transportatiem, par- NOTICE OF APPUOAIION bor -with KO-7 or W et S trip by pictures. Call or come, -*0 Ken­ throughout, complete appli­ REALTORS ed plus' new roof and b^ ®Ttoe?“ b S ^ ® S ^ d cne with bookcase wall, 1% plastic material which U ap- ances, vanity bath. Centrally hot water, stove, refrigerator, garage, covered patio .’Trees, ~ ond floor, 270’ lo^ Hutchins This IB to give notice that I. Staples. E. A. Johnson Co., sington St., M anchester. 647- garage for the oar buff. Ranch with finished rec baths. Attached garage. Lew * pUed to tooth surfaces to seal tlcuarly mass transit projects.” DAVID A. STONE of 27_Brlghtvlew located. $176. m onthly. R . D. garage. Central, second floor, O ut o f To¥fn bus. Hutchins Agency, Real­ A gency, 649-6324. Drive. West Hartford, Conn. 06117. Paul's Paint & Wallpaper, 1791. Make us an otter. art- ing. $180 m onthly. 640-2871, 646- mal rooms, 70s. schools. PrlnoipleB only. Own­ hom e has ew rytatag. M id 60 s. q i the expo^ tooth Store. . rage, view. Hutchins Agency, 1.600 square foot garage, your patterns; pins a with 2 columns, 7 channel ed. $225 monthly. Security and ment. Private bath and en­ 0882. coupon good for a FREE 1164 ATE. er, 6498881. fjossenger C o., R ealtors, 1-423- gnam ri. ^ head, and 2 P.A. Fanon horns, HERITAGE HOUSE 649-6324. ample parking and loading w^iMlaaoAS, i ----- YOBK, TO BID MILLIONS of rugs have been lease. Call 616-3648 after 6 p.m . trance. U tilities. 224 Charter area. Adjoins town park­ pattern. Send for your N.T. 166M. 9291, or 742-9718. Scientists are studying other etc. Gclng in service, must ELLINGTON—RockviUe line, 6- Realtors 646-2482 MANCHESTER — 9room UftR Sealed tads will be received cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s Oak Street, 643-8868. WARANOKE Rd. — Custom ing lot. cop y nowl Naas. MIriM wtia u r ______methods of preventing decay, ta- sell. 1-684-4922. MANCHESTER — Fcur-rcom rocm duplex In residential For the finer homes eODI Mi ilylt HHriMr. built colonial, l^ baths, fire- at the office of the Director of America’s finest. Rent elec­ built Cape in ideal location. P r i c e ...... $1.00 a copy. ;S*"(tonto^ W a n te d -R e a l Estate 77 d u d ^ t ^ to iroute the apartment In center of town. ’THREE-ROOM furnished or un­ nelghboriicod, utilities not In­ The Fall and Winter ’71 place, wall-towall carpeting. General Services, tric shami>ooer $1. The Sher- Drive by, our sign is on the specific bacteria which unite Kitchen' range, heat, adults furnished ai>artment, first cluded, $180 p er memth. A vail­ CALL 643-6396 Tt 6nl$r, UB$ $1JM, iMludu 40-page ALBUM is 66*. good location. Ask tor Joan Street, Manchester, (Jonn., un- q^Ttrign we Jhor ‘ win-Wlil!liams Co. BOWERS School area, 6-room property. T. J. Crockett, Real­ HI nniai-v 17 io 7*» a f 11 -nn SBLLINO your property? we with foods and other deons only. No pets. Excellent condi­ floor. Call after 5 p .m ., 649- able M arch 1st. 872-0369. 7:80- H*ti|6 nd hiRdllif. 12 SiMld Olllt BMkl-SH 4Mh. 1^ ™ * * “ ^ Assocl- til February. 17, 1972 at 11.00 „gga ugtings, caU John H. Lap- in the mouth to form decay- Office and 9608. Cape. Owner, 649-8386. tor, 648-1677. aiOl Flt«tr-ai02 SrMintthtr't a.m . fo r tion. $160 per month. 643-7166. 9:30 p.m . a m Ml Ttar-ai04 crib C «m ates, 647-1800. a.m . lo r R gaitors, 6495261. causing acids. Store Equipment 54 am ctnrti waiM-am auii COLLECTION AND V A U - HELPPREUENT Even today it is possible to 936 CENTER ST. 4% -room du­ THREE -ROOM furnished BOL’TON L arge • 3-rcom apart­ aioTUC a iiittr ^ m CMttmiai MANCHESTER — 96, 2-family d A’TINO EQUIPM ENT WOODLAND plexes, 1^ baths, all appli­ apartment ‘with heat. Avail­ ment, quiet neighborhood, ref­ aiM Zirty AaMrleMrrilB n ea r ^ If course^ schools, shop- 3______1^ plans and speclfl* NOTICE reduce decay slgnlficantiy if SHOWCASE—Open back, glass a m aMiiitiMW(rid"aii■m U 2 i-Phm drink fluoridated water. ances, fully carpeted, two air- able M arch 1st. Phone 647- erences,. 643-6983. aiirtn rith ZIP AU0-ai14 Fnwni 4f|hir' front, 8’ long, $26. Call 633-7402. a im TO MAKE-44 ptffi Srie^Ev^tl'^^oS REPUBLICAN CAUCUS p^ti^f^(X)d“Cro?*lSgleM'at AMEnCffSNO.1 1889. coai. MANOR condltloners, heat, hot water, General Services Ofllce, 41 Cen- xijg Republican electors of home and see vour dentist tor BOL’TON Sunset Apeurtments — A ssociates, 647-1800. — RepubUcan electors or home and see your dentist tor sound proofing, storage and ter street, Manchester, Connec- Town of Bolton are hereby regular checkups. parking. On bus line. Near country li'vlng oU Route 44-A, Send a METAL office desk and chair, Business Locations take Tolland Rd. to High Ocut. notified that there wUl be a ^ APARTMENTS shopping. Starting at $200. MBnU. DISEASE: $100 o r best offer. 649-2662. Town at Manchester, caucus at Bolton Town HaU on Available March 1st. Phone For Rent 64 Meadow to Sunset Rd., one- HOMESTEAD ST. ^^HappyAd^^ (Jonnecttcut D iursday, M arch 2, 1972, at 8 :00 Trees 1 ^ 0 0 Years Old Charles Pm iticelli, 646-9644. bedroom luxury apartment W. MnmLE TPKE. COMMERCIAL place for leEuse, featuring carpeting, color key­ Robert B. Weiss, p.m. for the foUowtag pur­ Wanted - To Buy 58 (^leneral Manager LONDON — The yew Is a very MANCHESTER 4^-ROOM apartment, heat, hot or sale 461 Main St., next to ed appliances, beamed celling, to that poses : slow - growing and long - Uved post office. Excellent business 1. T o select party-endorsed HOUSEHOLD lets — Antiques, water, range, refrigerator, dis­ paneling, large rooms, alr-con- Mail In Your tree. It Is a century or more old This country’s never had a problem so big that 1, 2 and- 3-bedroom luxury bric-a-brac, locks, frames, posal, parking included. Nice location with building. Call 646- ditlon'ng optional, private full candidates tor membership before It is large enough for apartments. Features 'wall-to- 2426, 9-6. on the RepubUcan Town cciuld be sol ved so simply. All it takes is education. wall carpeting, vanity tile glassware. We buy estates. location. One child accepted. basement, convenient to cen­ Someone Special LEGAL cutting. Some of . the dldest • Village Peddler, Auctioneer. Available March 1st. $170 ters, $166. Indivldusil electric Committee for the ensuing Which means we need more money for baths, built-in oven, range, THREE-ROOM comer office specimens ta England are more 420 Lake St.. B olton, 649-3247. m onthly. Call 646-8188. heating. Built, by Archambault two years. dishwasher, refrigerator and suite. House & Hale Bldg., 963 NOTICE than 10 feet ta diam eter and better colleges. For stronger faculties. For many disposal, electric heat, 2 air- Builders, 648-1440, 647-1862. for 2. To transact such other WAN’TED — antique furniture, ’THURSTON Apartm ents — 140 Main St. Phone 643-4846. C lassified TOWN OF ANDOVER are estim ated to be over 1,200 more stu(lents. A ds! business as may properly conditioners, glass sliding glass, pewter, oil paintings or Hilliard St. Three rooms, fully ANDOVER — 3-room house, PUBLIC HEARING OF yeain old. doors, all liuge rooms. BAiU PANELED corner office, car­ come before such caucus. other antique items. Any quan­ ’ carpeted, complete appli­ heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS basement storage area, am­ peted, Talcottvllle location. Signed now ( p le i>arklng. Starting at $176. tity. The H arrisons, 643-8709, ances, shades, generous clos­ erator, large yard, quiet Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $1.89, cosh or check, to: Convenient to Routes 86 and 16. ON APPLICA-nON FOR Robert A. Dixon, Handy to shopping, schools, 166 Oakland Street. ets, heat, hot water, parking, nelghboriicod, $160 monthly. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS $60 per month. 646-4486. Town Chairman LEGAL never get to college on meir own. Beiause most bus and religious facilities. basement storage. Near shop­ 742-8161. AND REPAIRERS LICENSE Model apartment open for ping and churches $176 per MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD ' The Zoning Board of Appeals of them come from families earning less than inspection 12-6 Saturday and SMALL. STORE, 15x24’ , 245 NOTICE month. Call Peterman Real­ ROCKVILLE — Small, sunny of Andover, Connecticut, will NOTICE $5,000 a year. Sunday, other timOs by ap- Spruce, comer at Bldridge St., 4-room apartment, on seccxid 13 BIssell St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 PRESIDENTIAL tor, 649-9104. Owner m dnaged. hold a Public Hearing ta ac­ OF DATE OF PRIMARY We can stamp out a lot of ignorance with pointipent. lights and heat net furnished. floor, no children, $115 plus PUBLIC HEARING cordance with Section 14-64 o f ADDITIONAL FOR TOWN COMMITTEE VILLAGE APTS. MANCHESTER — 6-room, 2- Rent $85 mcnthly. Suitable for deposit. Also smsdl single your help. BuUt by the General Statutes 1949 Revi- - APPROPRIA'nON MEMBERSHIP be'^rrom duolex, wall-to-wall, barber, smsdl store or office. honve in M ansfield. C all 1-681- Send a check. Whatever you can handle. MANCHESTER Sion as amended, at the Town BOARD OF DIRECTORS Notice to the enrolled mem­ appliances, recently redecorat­ 618-8474. 4381.' Type or print Ad on following lines — U & R Housing Corp. Office Building on Wednesday, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, bers of the RepubUcan Party To UNCF, Dept. A, 55 East 52nd Street, One and two bedrooms. ed. Call after 4 p.m ., 633-2888. FIVE-ROOM Apartment offices February 16 at 8:00 p.m . to (JONNE(jnCUT of the Town of Bolton : NewYork,N.Y. 10022. Rentals by Immediate oocnpancy. ROCKVILLE — Three - room R obert D. MANCHESTER CENTER — combination, heat, hot water, apartment with heat, hot wa­ hear the followtag application: Notice Is hereby given that In accordance with Section 9- Your contributions are tax deductible. Near sohoola, ebutobes private bath, air-conditioning, M urdock and abtq^plng center, on Adults, 6 room s, 1 ^ baths, $160. ter, stove and refrigerator, liv­ Long HiU Road—Application the Beard of Directors, Town of 425 of the General Statutes of carpeting, ground floor loca­ . of Mr. David A. Cordner Manchester, (Joimecticut, ‘will the State of Connecticut, and R ealtor 648-2692 bus line. CaU anytime 529-0518. ing room paneled and carpet­ tion, parking. Apply Marlow’s, ed. $135. Security deposit re­ to r certificate of approval hold a Public Hearing ta the the Convention and Committee 648-9661 MODERN three-room apart­ 867 Main St., 649-3221. 646-6926 646-2623 quired, adults only, no pets, for automobile dealers and Hearing Room at the Municipal Rules of the RepubUcan Party ment, all utilities. Call 649- GIUE1QTHE Building, 41 Center Street, Man- of the State of Connecticut, no- DESIRABLE office space, ap­ parking fo r one ca r. Call 648- repairers license. Said busi­ 4566 between 8 a.m . and 4 p.m . Chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, tics Is hereby given that the proxim ately 1500 sq. ft. Ourfee 9678. ness to be conducted ta a locatimi, excellent parking. garage owned by the Town February 15, at 7:16 p.m. to Town Committee of the Repub- MANSFIELD — Brand new 3- Name . . . ' ...... of Andover and located

y » MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1972 _ P A O a TWENTY iianrl;0Bter lEupuing .Average DaUy Net Press Run For The Week Ended The Weather February 8 ,10»B Clear early tonight clouding The Confirmation Class of Sec- up toward a.m.; low around 10. About Town cni C''njrresr''tlcnal Church will' Directors To Authorize iianrIfFfitFr lEuFUttig Tomorrow chance ot occasional „ ___. . meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the light snow; high near 26. Tliurs- The Manchester chapter cf . . tuesdoy mtBy! 15,630 day’s outlook, .fair, cold. Parents Without Partners will ___ Charter Revision Group Manchester— A City o f Village Charm hold Its general meeting tomor- _ ^ ^ „ our entire stock of row night at 8 at the Cbmmu- ^h® I ^ i ^ n Ceirter for Ben- j L nlty Baptist Church. E. Center -Ttmior High School students The Board of Directors will Cnmcil for the term ending No- VOL. XCI, NO. 109 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1972 (Classified Adverflslng on Page IS) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS St. Atty. John W. Marino Jr. cf ®P®" tomorrow from 2:15 probably authorize the appoint- ‘ ember 19'^2. Miner recently Hartford will apeak on the tcp- * P "'- ^outh Inhn^e of ment of a Charter Revision lassed away. Cards ^ Commission tomorrow night 6. acceptance of the reslgr.v Ic, '"Legal Problems of Divorce South United Methodist Church, children's and Separation." when it meets to act on the tlcn of Atty. William Bronelll T h e Emanuel Lutheran monthly agenda on which pub- from both the Development packoged The administrative board of Church coimcll will meet, to- lie hearings were ' condijcted -Ccmmlsslcn and the Citizen's Scuth UWted Methodist Church a* 7:30 In the church re- last week. The meeting b ^ n s Advisory Committee and ap- valentines Hearing Date Set will meet tonight at 7:30 in the cepUon room. at 8 p.m. in the Municipal printment cl successors to each Building. of these positions. The CAC are not church reception hall. Thieu Angered The Second Congr^atlonsU The board has twice tabled term runsJ out in November included the item, once to allow time for 1972. Horace Brown of the State De­ Church council will meet to­ In Remap Dispute night at 7:30 In the church par- both political parties to seek 7. acceptac'ce of the resigna- partment of Mnance and Con­ out qualified members for that tlcn of Bernard W. Glovlno trol office of state jglannlng will 1®*"- commission, and again last froni the Human Relations HARTOORD (A P )—-The Democratic challenge to the be guest speaker at the Mwanls week so that the board will not Commission and appointment tues. only! CJub meeting tomorrow noon at "P**® executive bmrd constitutionality of the General Assembly reapportion- have to hold a special meeting cf a ^successor to his term Manchester Country CTub. His Church Women United inent plan, which has already gone into effect in the By Peaee Plan to appoint members to that which* expired in November topic: "P lannlng for the meet tomorrow at 9:30 a.m at state will be heard March 6 by a three-judge panel in the home of Mrs. Harry Carr, commission. Members must be 1972. U.S. District Court. ------L_------Future.” appointed 30 days after the au- 8. authorization for Weiss to ind ‘f t a t 40 Cobum Rd. SAIGON (AP) — A rift was conference last Thursday and must be presented by Saigon thorization is made according sign an agreement with the and ekcesslvely" segments towns, fragments political com- reported today between Presi­ whether the secretary’s re­ rather than Washington. The Sacred Dance Group of Gospel Dancers of Cen- to state law. By delaying the state lor the town to enter into dent Nguyen 'Van Thieu and the marks indicated a lessening of In Washlng;ton, the State De­ Oenter OongregaOonal Church CongregaUonal Church will authorization to this week, the the TOPICS (Traffic Operations I**' munltles, destroys voting pat- yera in the reapportlonnmnt terns, isolates smaU groups >f Nixon administration over polit­ the Nixon administration’s sui>- partment declined to comment will rehearse tomorrow at 1 p.m. rehearse tonight at 6:45 In appointments to the commls- Program to Increase Capacity voters and creates political and ical aspects of President Nix­ port for Thieu. for the time being. In Woodruff Hall of the church, woodruff Hall of the chtusch. slon will be able to be made at and Snfetyl program. The town on’s new peace prcpcaals. Orders from Thieu also went the board’s Mhrch 7 meeting. has already received authorlza- Democrats claim the plan, administrative confusion, Under Nixon’s eight-point Thieu sent word to WaShlngrton out to his chief negotiator at peace plan submitted to the The administrative board of building committee of In a ruling read at last ticn from federal authorities to drawn by three judges, >gerry- The Democrats say these mandered districts to the ad- problems deny to them without that Scuth Vietnam’s political the Paris peace talks, Pham Ncrih Vietnamese in Paris last North ’United Methodist Church Community Baptist Church will week’s meeting, Atty. David proceed with a $36,000 study vantage cf Republicans and due process of Jaw the right to future must be negotiated by Dang Lam. Sources said he October, the chairman of the will meet tonlgd»t at 8 at the meet tonight at 7:30 In Pellow- Barry, town counsel, ruled that phase cf town reads, Saigon and net by the United was directed to tell the U.S. if,the commission is to have 15 ______•hopped through town lines participate in ttie elective and Senate would head a provision­ chiurch. ship Hall of the church. States. delegation chief. Ambassador mfembers, as the Democratic more than necessary, poiitical process as effectively al caretaker government for The suit charges the imppor- as those who reside In districts William J. Porter, that any pro­ Girl Scout Troop 642 will meet Manchester Chapter, SPE3B- majority on the board has indi­ High-level diplomatic sources tiolunent plan ''unnecessarily whoUy within town lines. said Thieu was angered by Sec­ posals for a political settlement (See Page Eight) tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Commun- SQSA, will rehearse tonight at cated, e ig h t of th6 appoint­ retary of State William P. Ro­ ity Baptist Church. 8 at the Army and-Navy Club. ments to that commission will ----- The rehearsal Is open to all be made by the Democrats and gers, statement that the U.S. The executive board of the men interested In singing bar- seven by the Republicans. government is "flexible" <»i the provision of Nixon’s- eight-point Manohester Auxiliary to Child bershop-style harmony. Other items on agenda in­ peace proposal calling for and Family Services artment. According to necticut Rjver Basin between his ambassador to .the United by offering alternative plans. Mel Slebold, recreation direc­ ledge River and Ctold Brook in tlement would give them a now and 1680. It also bowed to Connecticut, projects labeled States, Bui Diem, to consult the Sen. Hugh Scott, minority tor, .the camp would probably Hoover Hoover State Department about the ex­ leader from Pennsylvania, chance "for a better deal from be held at Robertson Park with objeeflons raised locally to Betiilehem Junction, Claremont s:meone else.” J Or* ret-''' IV ' and Honey Hill in New Hamp­ act meaning of Rogers’ state­ emerging from a White House ^ e Community Y as a rainy eight flood control and reser­ ments at a Washington news meeting 'With President Nixon Both Scott and House Minor­ shire; Gayvllle and 'Victory in ity Leader Gerald R. Ford of day faclUty. DIAL-A-MATIC CANISTER voir projects. FOR OlD NEWSPAPERS Duffs Wed 40 Years The camp would run from the Vermont, and Meadow in Michigan said they approved of end of June until the beginning Cleaner Cleaner , The {dan includes recommen­ sachusetts. criticism and discussion, but • EARN FUNDS FOR YOUR GROUP Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Duff They have 3 sens, Harold F. Septeml^r. Slebold ^ y s , and dations for acquiring larg;e At this point, the plan is a not the presentation of alterna­ stretches of land, building new of Jewltt City, formerly of Man- Duff, Lawrence R. Duff, and there would be a s m ^ cn a x^ , Comydee s«t of attachmmte . . . Uttra- recommendation from the com­ tive peace plans. 3 Position Rug flex hoee, rug and bare floor bnuh, sewage treatment plants, ex­ • KEEP OUR COMMUNITY CLEANER Chester, were feted Saturday Robert E. Duff, all of Munches- allw atio^, toW - mission. It would need approval Write-In Effort Seen Their comments obviously teleacoping extension wand, dusting panding water supplies, setting were raised in the light of toe afternoon at a 40th wedding ter; and 10 grandchildren. ^ from state, federal and local Adjustment, bnuh, creivlce tool, and much, much up a historic riverway area and continuing round of criticism of Collect old newspapers for recycling anniversary celebration at the (Herald photo by Buceividus) Fund M d the more. authorities before being put Army and Navy Club on Main ------provement —Reserve------— Fund for including shag and even restoring salmon to parts into effect. President Nixon’s Jan. 25 na­ Increasing demand for old newspapers by our nearby of the river where they no long­ tionwide speech with his latest St. the- Nike Water Tank. In its major recommenda­ For Mills and Brooke waste paper recycling mill offers er run. peace proposals. About 75 friends and relatives Extended Forecast 4. proposed additional appro- ^ indoor-outdoor. tions, the commission proposes: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was one of toe developments on Both GOP leaders, however, Fair Wednesday, Thursday ^ 1971-72 General commission dropped —A $206 million program of Excdlent Fund Raising Opportunity from Manchester, Jewltt City, ------,, ------, ^ -a ^ . Famous Triple New write-in campaigns blos­ a day that saw former Califor­ skirted any direct comment on Hartford, New Hampshire and fair, followed by increasing front the plan a 'coordinating "public acquisition or zoning'" somed in New Hampshire today nia Gov. Edmund G. Brown a .statement by top presidential C A LL MR. R. W . RAMSDELL Vermont., attended the party cloudiness with snow Ukely at ^ ^ ^ Action — It Beats cominittee’s recommendatimiB sparsely settled land, fo r eigh t flood control and res­ — $260 million program lor ready In progress for Vice Vietnam. 649^567 Manchester for about 20 years around 10 above inland to the federal grama, Scott called attention to Pres­ building secondary sewage (Herald photo bv Bucelvlcius) President Spiro T. Agnew. In Massachusetts, a com­ before moving to Jewltt C9ty. teens along the coast. OiesterUm says. Check our Historic ident Nixmi’s stand during the - • ------: b. $32,000 to the data process­ treatment facilities "as an inl- PlacmK nte^ture on each o f the 36 desks in the State Senate, prior to tomor­ Jack Coleman, 27-year-cld mittee promoting Rep. Shirley 1968 campaign that he would in ing center for conversion to ^^M iverufr^ tlU step toward meeting Jdnt.. row’s evening Session, are Wilfred Waters, left, and Frank McCartan, both Demccratlc candidate for Ccn-.- <3\isbolm, D-N.Y-.i -- for the more modem equipment. Tbls low, low state-federal water quality v.Mwti^esti^iTOSideAta^ is bull ling superintendent of the State Capi- gress from .Arkansas, told stu-, Democratic presidential nomi­ OUR REG. 49.95 843 standards." appropriation would be fi­ toj. W a t ^ has operated the Capitol’s east elevator for 42 years.______dents at the TTniversity of New nation filed organization papers May Undercut nanced from charges to other Prices drawn of^xtsitlon from gover­ —A $186 million program to Hampshire Monday night that in Boston with toe secretary cf towns for data services, accord­ nors, in their rsspeotlve states. expand muhlclpal and industri­ toe mily ticket that can defeat toe commonwealth, John F.X. IVIBC-TV TO D AY al water supplies. President Nixon "is a Mills- Davoren. Peace Effort tune in the ing to Town Manager Robert No. 1149 *34.95 Th^ drbpl>ad projects include Kennedy ticket wlto Mills at As of now, Mrs. Chisholm’s Weiss. two In Connecticut which the — An $80 milHcn program to THROUGH FEB. 13 toe held.” name 'W ill- be on toe state’s c. $16,387.02 to the education coordinating committee had Implement proposals for a Ocm- "If this is toe only Democrat­ April 25 primary ballot along OLYMPIC SPONSORED BY budget for career education said Connecticut should act on necticut Historic Riverway Meskill Message To Open no way Interfere with President ic ticket to defeat toe Republi­ with those of 10 other Demo­ programs at Manchester High H oover and six in Massachusetts, New area. Johnson’s efforts to negotiate a NEW HOOVER cans in ’72, then I feel that crats and three Republicans. Vietnam peace. Scott noted that GAMES GOODYEAR School. The appropriation Hampshire and Vermont that —A $83 mllUon program in­ (Massachusetts Sen. Edward And in Wichita, Kan., Re- Nixen had refrained from pro­ would be financed by a state STEAM/DRY IRON had been propoaed by the U.S. volving some 64,000 acres of na­ FRY PAN wHh BROILiR M.) Ted Kennedy will want to publican Rep. Paul N. grant. A rn^ Carps of Engineers. tional forest land. posing any specific plan for UD A WABM IN TBAY Interim Assembly Session consider being a running mate McCIoskey Jr. of California, d. $15,000 to the education ending toe war in that cam­ TOP BROILB — MIDDLB FRIBa Ihstead, the NERBC recom­ —Smaller projects that would budget for the Youth Services with WUbur Mills," said Cole­ who seeks to deny renomination paign. B o r r r o M s e u v e s mends that the projects be giv­ include restoring Atlantic Salm­ • l/yhy buy unknown brands Center. The center was recently HARTFORD (AP)—The Democratic-controlled legisla­ sides toe tax and spending pro­ man who has spoken for Mills to President Nixon, said he was And, he argued that presiden­ en further study—"for analytic on and shad up to rivers in FAMOUS when you can get Goodyear awarded a federal grant in this ture. grams remain to be considered recently at several esistem uni­ pleased 'With the results of a tial candidates now should putpoeea only.” They lyill be New Hampshire; an urban rec­ 1972 Connecticut legisla­ Power Belt Polyglas at these amount for expansion of its pro­ One reason is that toe ses- this session. versities. New Hampshire poll conducted avoid saying ’’toe President "recommended for implemen­ reation program; a scenic river POWER prices tive session starts out in slcn, while being prominent as They Include toe wide-rang­ A few hours earlier, a Man­ for The Boston Globe. has a plan and we have a bet­ grams. tation only if the study results program; a program to im­ • Two fiberglass belts ... e. $10,000 to the police depart­ high gear Wednesday toe first regularly scheduled ing recommendations for gov­ chester, N.H., lawyer, Jancas- with less to-do than last year’s proposed budget he will deliver prived cf their licenses, and toe President Spiro T. Agnew also cided- who have added to their calls Polyglas tire. g. $3,000 to the police depart­ Is qi^Msed by the governor of ter, N.H., St. Jehnsbuty, Vt. initial confrontation of tiie Re­ to toe ’ General Assembly 'wlU question of whether 18-year-olds is under way In New Hamp-. “We’re doing very well,” for cease-fire in Vietnam to shire. (*4 body plies in sizes J78-t4, ment for a traffic record sys­ the state' vdiere it is located." and Hartford, Conn. publican governor and the contain a higher rate of spend­ McCIoskey said. “ That’s about J78-15, 9.00-15 and L78-1S). tem. The appropriation would '•'Our ing — but not as much as toe (See Page Eight) The Brooke write-in effort what we figured." (See Page Eight) TIRESAIE be financed by a state grant. Reg. various state departments h. $3,354.50 to the Drug Ad- $12.95 lifetime stainless steel cooking surteiCe asked .—and will depend cm ei­ Spopular A vlsoiy Council to be financed by Mirror finish stainless is scratch resistant. Fan is completefy ther a broader tax base or an steel ironing surface immersible with heat odntrol removed. increase in toe 6^-per-cent a state grant. Wanning tray helps keep foods at serv­ 5. appointment of someone to won't scratch, can’t sales tax, cr beto, to raise toe snag, resists marring. ing temperatime with ramant heat. blackwall V replace Francis E. Minor on necessary money. Glides effortlessly over Polluting Tax The governor maintains it Tolland Snowmobile Fight Coming the Chvlli Defense Advisory fabrics. 'V will not contain a personal sizes- A O O C l i m i t e d WASHINGTON (AP)— mals listed as endangered spe­ last year akxig with a proposed state Income tax, and leglsla- By BETTE QUATRALE QUANTITY I 35.95 reallgiunent of the exeoutIvA;‘ t‘ve leaders are nearly unanl- (Tolland Correspondent) . o ne low President Nixon sent Con­ cies, and extend legal protec­ WHITEWALLS tion to species headed for the branch. ' ; mous that toe highly unpopular COMPLETE gress a special environmen­ endangered list. The reduction of sulfur o » 'Issue will remain dead this ses- Battle lines are being drawn in price! tal message today propos­ At the same time, Nixon an­ ides, toe aim of toe new sulfi^'’s^®**> ^® ibey left It last what promises to be a major dis­ PRESCRIPTION HOOVER pute between snowmobiling en­ HOOVER COFFEE POT ing half a dozen new legis­ nounced a complete ban on the tax proposed, is already one o fir^ “ ’‘ SAVE UP TO $52 ON A SET OF 4 use of all poisons to control the chief goals of toe natipniL^ ^*® that toe Finance thusiasts and environmentalists. PORTABLE SPIN4IRY lative measures including a air quality standards set .j^'f-^m m lttee has scheduled a ANY OF THESE SIZES SERVICE No. 8881 predatory animals on federal The fii'st round in the dispute tax on air-polluting sulfur land. Poisons have been used toe Envlronlmental ProtecuSi»V‘,»>«arlng on the Meskill budget was aired during last night’s hear­ Plus Fad. Ex. Tex W ASHER & DRYER by livestock grazers on federal Agency under toe 1970 OleStf ®"® ’*’®®*‘ ing on a proposed zone change Tubaleit Size Replaeci Pine Pharmacy emissions. gives an Indication of toe speed No Trade Needed 4-12 CUP other inopoeals made by the lands, especially to control coy­ from residential to recreational otes which attack riieep. NUon’s proposed tax w oi^ v ^ ’Wch toe session is beginning, 7.00x13 — ihresldent would: $2.15 Cenfer & Adams Sfs. take effect in 1976 and a p p ly ^ . surprises cf toe session camping for 100-acre site on Rt. STAINLESS —Ask the United Nations to In other executive actions, C78-14 — sulfur emissions In areas whit^ should come out of toe later de­ 74 in-Tolland. $2.10 establish a special environment Nixon said he has ordered the Tel. 649-9814 remain in violaticn of toe o it bate on toe budget and other The dispute has been building E78-14 7.35x14. $2.34 ■ STEEL fund, which would reach $100 development of occupational 'health standards . to protect quality standards once toby legislation. however, ratoer quietly among various segments of F78-14 Inside & Out million over five years and the take effect in 1975. than toe gov,prnor’s budget 7.75x14 $2.52 United States would support farm workers from pesticide the community and is partially re­ polnsonlng, and b oi ordered the Where primary sta n d a ^ message or toe Immediate re- F78-15 7.75x15 $2.58 Immersible with a fair share of the fund­ ‘ action. sponsible for the formation o f the preparation of new insulation ing. (See Page ^ n ) A number of major Items be­ Tolland Snowmobilers Club. A LL O TH ER S IZ E S 20®/o OF F REG. PRICE —Encourage states to start standards for federally aided Generally considered to be an en­ multiple dwellings to conserve HURRY SALE ENDS SAT. NIGHT 2-12-72 controlling the location of high- vironmental concern, the snowmo­ Our Reg. energy. He added that federal tax bile issue threatens a split in the which were challenged by the The mufflers must be on the $29.95 policy is being "clarified" con­ town’s conseivation commission. snowmobilers. Several commission members snowmobile for, the motor to work 15 Cents cerning tax exemption for toe George Hunt, vice president of properly, they claim. THE ONLY MAKER OF POLYQLA8» TIRES financing—by industry—of ifa- ‘Ned’ Gbll Enters strongly oppose the vehicles, citing the club, protested the whole hear­ GOODYEAR Per Pound cllities to recycle industrial damage they do to wildlife and Hunt also told of pictures taken NOW ing. "The only ones who were al­ C N o . 0617 Nth 0 9 1 0 = 1 wastes. their feeding habits. But Snowmo­ of deer gi'azing while traveling by Of Sulfur lowed to speak were the owner and on a snowmobile, to illustrate the 3 WAYS ■ W K C M D IT U » Our Rain Chick P rsin m ; Because of axpacted heavy Nixon reminded Congress bile Club President Rudy Kowalski the. opponents. There were definite CADOT HONORED AT demand for Goodyear tires, we may run out of some sires that 18 of his 20 major environ­ Bay State Primary sound level of the sport vehicles. TO OOOOnAR SERVICE during this offer, but we will be happy to order your size tire Check our is also a member of the conserva­ lies told about snowmobiles and we STORES AND HOST at the advertised price and Issue you a rain check for future mental legislative * proposals CHARGE dOOOVEAR OEAIERS. ways. and airports by 1970 or BOSTON (AP) — Edward quired. A spokesman in toe tion commission. Kowalski claimed regulations delivery of the merchandise. H^dow ahadea of lovely DuPont lost year are still awaiting ac­ weren’t allowed to correct them.” low, low else start losing federal aid for OoU, 82, of Hartford has filed Elections Division' said he filed place an 83-decibel limit on snow­ *"Tontine"'areeMy towaih. Will tion. - J Several claims against snowmo­ Kowalski tried to seek equal k like new. Won't eraek, fray or such projects. sufficient signatures to place 2,901 certified signatures. biles were voiced duiing last mobiles— three less than permitted hole. Available In many attrac­ Prices -:-4)iM)ourage construction on "Last year," he said, "was, Today is toe deadline for fil­ time to dispute the claims but was his name on toe Democratic night’s heai-ing, but the Planning for cars. Stive colon. Jiut call ui. W t will be the dwlndUng lands bordering quite property, a year cf cen- ing of signatures to get on toe ruled out of order by the zoners. 1^ to ineaaure your window! and ballot of toe Massachusetts an.i Zoning Commission (PZC) re­ Smore contended the snowmo­ Goodyear Serviee Stores lakes, rivers and oceans by re­ 8ideraticn,of these measures by « state’s presidential preference He stayed at the meeting follow­ MANCHESTBl TIRE. Inc. give you a free eetlmate for now the Congress. ballot in toe primary. fused to allow the snowmobile en­ biles compact snow, threatening ’'Tontine." stricting tax advantages. presidentialpreference pri­ ing the hearing and was subse­ KELLY ROAD AND VERNON CIRCLE 295 BROAD STREET —Control the laad-dlspoeal of "1 urge, however, that this be mary, toe Elections Division OoU, an unsuccessful candi­ thusiasts equal time to deny the quently allowed to comment. small animals such as chipmunks a year of action on all of them, claims. and squirrels. They also form a PHONE 646-0101 OPP. THE POST OFFICE toxio wastes through state said teday. date fer Congress from Con­ The PZC claimed to be making DUMNT regulation under federal guide­ sc that we con move on from OoU, who is three jiiears necticut in 1970, is a founder of This prompted considerable con­ hard-packed snow which makes it VERNON, CONN. PHONE 643-1161 —MANCHESTER its own study of the implications lines. I y intention to accomplishment in younger than toe age-nquired Revltalizaticn Ck>rps, a self-help sternation on the part of the snow­ of snowmobiles accumulating re­ difficult for deer to feed, he said. ATLAimC^lniEmT CABD—u p TO 6 MONTHS TO PAY —Control soil runoff from toe important needs they ad­ ; n > v u fer toe presidency In toe U.S. organizaticn. mobilers. ports and statistics from both sides Although no one predicted when TONTINE. consttuotion projects, again dress." Constitution, also Is on toe Secretary of State John F.X. WOK.-'mMSO. S a t -0 — l!BinB8.-FB L 8:00-9 —SAT. 8:00-8 B. D. Son Robert Smore, who is expected or where the next round in the MON.-WHD 8-6:80 — THUB8.-PBL 8 -8 — SAft. g -1 PEARL & tbrougn federal guidelines and The President also urged Democratic ballot in toe New of the issue. Daveren is expqcted to an­ ♦Baiifc AmeilcM a IOqt-A»BlUM» creation of a new Department to be named’ to the Consexvation Hunt and Kowalski disputed snowmobile battle will surface, the 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. state regulation. Hampshire primary March 7. nounce later today toe final list —Make it a federal offense (d Natural Resources centered In order to qualify for toe Commission, was a leading oppo­ Smore’s claim that snowmobiles do undercurrents are building with PRICED AS SHOWN AT GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES E. A. JOHNSON cf candidates who will appear subject to criminal pcnalttes on toe present Interior Depart­ Massachusetts primary April on toe ballot In toe state pri­ nent of the snowmibile during the •'ot have mufflers and that they strong support evident on both ...... COMPETITIVELY PRICED AT GOODYEAR DEALER. PAINT CO. ^ PHONE 648-2171 for the first time to harm ani­ ment, a proposal Nixon made 23, 2,500 signatures are re­ mary. hearing. It was his comments ai'e noisy. sides of the controversy. **^**'********** **^^^* r t-r^Y-r»t 008 MAIN ST.. MANCHH8TM

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