PAGE SIXTEEN _ _ - I SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20, manrljPBtw lEwning Amaffo Dally N tt Press Run Per Thb Week Ended About Town Manohealer Area November 80, 1871 The Weather Partial clearing, windy, much Mancheiter Regiatered Nurses State Police colder tonight, the Iowa to the Association will have a Christ 15,590 upper teens. Tuesday, partly mas party Dec. 8 at Willie's Aid in Drive The Baby Has cloudy continued windy and Steak House. The party will cold, high in the 80s. open with a social hour at 6 ;80 Manchenter— A City o f Village Charm p.m., and dinner will be served For N eedy VOL. LXXXXLn NO. 45 at 7:80. Ticket returns should (THIRTY-SIX PA G E ^TW d SEment. prohibited racial segregation in tas. ere, 36 Clinton St., Manchester. He has a brother, Christopher, Sion, said the investigation he said the report was ..non.'.../'...-I., i ^ ® House of Representatives the public schools, The new (Board of Bducotlcn 6; and a sister, Victoria, 4^. ordered was only on the basis either the after- unanimously today that has approved a constitutional The 14th Amendment was raU- The Couples Club a t South will hold its first business meet « 1*1 of a report that a helicopter pi- f®®? ‘I?® operation or the fol- arbltrary’ discrimination amendment guaranteeing worn- fled in 1868. Section 1 includes United Methodist Church will ing Monday at 8 p.m. in the Longo, Karry-Ann, daughter of Liborio and Kathleen lot had a confrontation with Holladay and against women is unconsti- ®" ®q®®‘ rights. The ruling the admonition that "no state have a potluck tonight at 6 :30 Dixon Longo, RFD 8, Kelly Rd., Vernon. She was bom Nov. 8 ground troops. I'^rederik Watke, the com- tutioinal. came as a Senate Judiciary shall make or enforce any law in Cooper Hall of the church. Bennet Junior High School at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother The tesUmony was important '•espectlvely of a hell- Subcommittee was about to which shall abridge the privl- Chief Justice Warren Main Building. is Mrs. Jeannette Rodrigue, 856 E. Middle Tpke, Manchester. to the defense of Henderson ‘on and company, E- Hur- hold a session on the proposed leges or immunities of citizens In addition to committee re The Junior Choir of Commu Her paternal grandfather la Pasqual Longo, Rockville. who U charged specificallv . ® he ger ^ k e for the court as it amendment. The effect of the of the United States . . . nor ports, the board will receive nity BapUst Church will re with falling "to investigate alle^ *'^® H®"- struck down an Idaho law that decision on the amendment was deny tq any person within its requests to establish two wash hearse tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. gatlons or reports of excessive gave men preference over not immediately clear. jurisdiction Uie equal protectlcn out accounts. One is a State Foss, James Frederick, sen of Fllmcnt and Nancy women in administering cs- In the past, the court has cf the laws.” at the churqji. killing of noncombatante.” The ^ „ ‘!'® ®®*"' Department of Education grant Voisine Foss, 85 Village St., Rockville. He was bom Nov. 10 „ used Ihe same provision of the In the Idaho case, Mrs. Sally at RockvlUe General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are order, the government charges ‘ h® assault troops, The Confirmation Class of of 124,655'to support the occupa came frx>m Young * *^® ‘ **® meeting lasted The ruling was the first ever 14th Amendment to protect Ne- Reed, an Ada County woman South United Methodist Church tional education program at the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vidslne, Broad Brook. HU paternal by me h l^ court to ban sex groes against discrimination, had been denied under state grandmother U Mts. Fred HIU, Pinney St„ RookvUle. He has Young directly ' contradicted khT,, “ r , >;"‘n“ t®a' "I will meet Monday at 3 p.m. at high school. The other, under earlier tesUmony by Lt Col ^ol Henderson discrimination under the “ equal The clause was the basis for law appointment as adminis Public Act. 35, is a prelimlnaty a sUtar, Jean; and a brother, Leonard. the church and will go to Hart John Holladay. who said that v “ *® ^ received,” tratrix of her son's estate. The ford to visit St. George's Greek grant of $B,27B tor disadvan the general had been told 75 or ‘ Co‘ - Hen- father, Cecil Reed, had filed a Orthodox Church. Parents may taged children in non-public Arplno, Mathew Anthony, son of Connie and Donna De 100- unresisting civilians were commander competing petition for appoint pick up the young people at 5 schools. marco Arplno, 62 Carman Rd., Manchester. He was been Nov. killed in My Lai directed an investigation ment. Both parents, who were p.m. at South Church. Hie board will also act on a 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandpar "If Col. Holladay made that Il®„. immediately and At Nixon Session separated sometime before resignation and an ajqiolntment. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Demarco, NewtonvUle, Mass. statement he is grossly mlstak- ‘ ® ^ '’®' their son Richard's death, were The Manchester Newcomers His paternal grandmother U Mrs. Elena Arplno, Newton, Moss. en,” Young said. ‘ “ P®a- equally entitled to administer Club Couples Bridge Group 2 He has a brother, Mark, 6; and two slaters. Dole, 4, and Karen, U _ >8 sibiOt * the estate. However, under Ida n d e r cross-examination within th» »» j will meet tonight at 6 at the 1%. Meany Defends ho law, a man is given prefer Miss Kittredge Young said "to the best of my vo^ n ^ h h home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn lecollectlon the first knowledge H®"^®''®®" Sav® ence over a woman when they Prentiss, 12E Ambassador Dr. Miss Snowmobile Dnkett, Kevin John, son of RaliSi and MarjTDaly Dukett, I had that noncombatantTwere re^rts to the division are on equal footing in estate proceedings. 684 N. Main St., Manchester. He was bom Nov. 14 at Mancha*' killed was when I r e e v e d Col. The Perennial Planters Gar Miss Priscilla Kittredge, 21, ter Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandparenU are Mr. Delegates^ Action After being informed of the den d u b will meet Monday at Hen^rson's oral report/' ^at r^wriUeTrerort. ' decision, Mrs. Reed told a of 10 Norman St. was selected and Mrs. John F. Daly, 82 Oliver Rd., Manchester, HU pater By NEHv OILBRIDE , 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Miss Snowmobile at a recent reaction,” Meany said to loud newsman: "I’m very happy for nal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. FranoU Didcatt, 188 Ter convention applause. Raymond Halsted, 212 Green contest at a snowmobile show MIAMI BEACH (AP) — all the women and myself.” race Dr., Rockville. He has a brother, Shawn, 3H, "The President did not come wood Dr. Mrs. Harry Lloyd is at the Hartford Armory. She r . s ,J r 'S AFLOIO President George She said the court action was here to make a speech. He co-hostess. Members are re received $100 as a prize. a r a n ^ iT w r Z d V L ^ ‘’ ‘® Distinguished ServlcTMed- Meany denied today the labor not undertaken as part of the minded to bring containers for Besnlok, Daniel Joshna, son of David and Susan CkMper came here to contrive the situ women's lUberation movement, Three weeks ago Miss Kitt c o p 3 ^ i i r ? ' Y ^ L '^*'®y '"®«'® IS offi- convention had treated Presi making terrariums or dish gar Reznlck, 88 Harmon Dr„ Suffleld. He was bom Nov. 18 at xdm- Sen. Edward M. Kennedy stands at the grave and eternal flame of assassinated dent Nixon rudely and accused ation,” Meany added. adding; "I’ve been a liberated dens, and an assortment of redge became Miss Omnecticut chester Memorial Hospittal. HU maternal grandparents ore ”It was^hat this pXt tafot ‘fil*' former President John F. Kennedy in Arlington National Cemetery, (AP Photo) The White House said after woman all my life.” World. In August rile was chos Nixon of trying to contrive a •small plants, succulents or Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper, Chicago, HI. IBs paternal grand w ren ^ S .r"‘’ ‘"T h — e.tt“thrh2l^esU^r: clash. Friday’s incidents that Nixon ‘‘This court,” wrote Burger, en first runner-up in the 0>n- wood wildings. The Manchester mother U Mrs. Clara Reznlck, 76 Adelaide Rd., Manchester. Meany said Nixon was of- had been treated with “ studied "has consistently recognised nectlcut World contest. When Nativity Scene Christmas cards « * Wl «l *. fered every courtesy, and that by the labor con that the 14th Amendment does will be on sale during the meet the winner, Miss Brenda Flow Anniversary Marked Storksen, Nils Olaf, son of Henrik and Oarcl WerdsUn h. Also testifying for the defense his speech to some 2,000 dele vention not deny to states the power to ing. ers moved to North Oarollna, Storksen, Greenwood liOke, N.Y. He was bora Oct. .27 at'St. 1® “‘" J ‘®day were Lt. Gen. George gates and guests last Friday Meany said Nixon’s speech Miss Kittredge automatically (See Page' Eight) Anthony Hospital, Warwick, N.Y. IBs maternal grandmother nivin Forsythe and Maj. Gen. Frank was applauded a number of was purely political and did not The Manchester Newcomers received the title. U Mrs. Edna Werdelln, 49 Pleasant St., Manriiester. 'pater Norris. Both said Henderson times. touch on the one major issue of Club Ladles Daytime Bridge - Miss Kittredge is majoring in nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ole Storksen, Bellvale, S a L 's Z t n^ th "'®,™ ^ was of the highest character. JFK D ied Eight Years A go ‘ "There was no booing. There concern to organized labor — Group will meet Monday at 9 special educatlMi at the Univer N.Y. He has a sister, Kirsten, 1. f and then hiformed ..Hjgtory will conclude . . . I was no jeering,” Meany said. whether new federal wage con a.m. at the Community Y. Mrs. Theffre Moving Back into Nathan Hale School sity of Connecticut She plans taken ” ®'®"'®"‘® °* “ *® ®®“ ° " was finally dishonored, not be- By ANN BLACKMAN that sunnv niitiimn Jnw Aiirhi He conceded that a number trols prevent •••« labor ccmtracts Walter Kuczek of 60 Hudson St. the anlverscuy of Robert's birth to teach high school students day. of-delt^tes laughed when Nix- taking effect. G>imally Hits Is hostess. Those wiriiing more One thing at a time and everything will fit into Edwards, David Ralph, son of David H. and Sandra Ber- WASHINGTON (AP) — On faculty members are continuing to unpack mate who are mentally retarded. She t i t “ ‘d " “ t toow and was not told," The senator appeared a bit sin's bullet stilled the life of on said his wage-price control Meany said labor will contin- information may contact Mrs. place is seemingly the byword of three Nathan Ha/le is the daughter of Mrs. Flor zenskl Edwards, 17 Deerfield Court, ,Apt. C, East H artfp^ kb said last May when he this eighth anniversary of the pregram was working. ue to fight against rulings of Kuczek. rials this afternoon, in preparation for the start of was bom Oct. 80 at Manchester Memorial (HoopitaL HU mater vancing American soldiers that „„„ censured shaken by the flock of reporters America's young president, W age Boost School Unit D teachers as unpacking got under classes Monday. Until the basement is completed, ence Kittredge and the I'ote he would fire on them If they assasslnatitMi of President John and cameramen who surrounded In the eight years since Dal- ‘‘I think we still have a con- Nixon’s Pay Board, on which way in the renovated building yesterday afternoon. FT'ancls Kittredge. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kosta BerzensM, 20 Keeney stitutlonal right to laugh,” said five labor leaders serve, if they Snowmobile diag races will Principal Louis Saloom said, half-day sessions will St. HU paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ed harmed the civilians. (See Page Eight) F. Kennedy his brother, Sen. hlm during,his visit. las, these girts are among more From left, James Weiss of Cheshire, Richard Torsi- He left after about 20 min- than 81 million people who have the 77-year-oId labor chief to disagree, be held tomorrow and next Sun continue, kindergarten children will be in two rooms wards, Glastonbury. HU maternal great-grandmother U Mrs. Edward M. Kennedy, stood In warm applause and a standing ..j For Miners day at the Pour Town Fair ello of Harwinton, and Mrs. Denise Harrison of in the first floor south wing, and Unit A in the IgnaU Benenskl, 58 BUsell St, Manchester. He has a sUter, vtes. visited the Kennedy gravesite. the cold brisk morning air today An hour later the late Presi- some leaving a single floweif or ®toct due the President of the Grounds in Somers. The Cen- 142 Hollister St. Theodore Fairbanks, supervisor DannleUe, 2. By STERUNO F. GREEN media center. After the kindergarten move to the and paid silent tribute at his dent's mother-in-law Mrs. Hugh a handful as their own tribute. saying "TOs Is sUll a dem^ra- united States. There was no turians Drum and Bugle Corps of buildings and grounds, said that seven men, basement. Unit A will be located in the south wing grave, arms folded and head Auchincloss arrived accom- Like many Americans, the WASHINGTON (AP) - Sec i of Ehifield will benefit from the nine high school boys, and two trucks would be and two rooms in the basement. Unit B will occupy m ^ o n a X " ' "® ^®®*^-” Charge of Contempt bowed. panied by her son James, 24. girts recall with ease exactly retary of the Treasury John B. races tomorrow, and fimds will employed in moving heavy equipment today and two rooms on the first floor front and two in the Arriving alone at his broth Meany said Nixon himself de- * Eighth DUtrict firemen were After placing a handful of yel- where they were when they- parted from the minutely de- ™ Nixon's throwing go toward Us trip to Ireland tomorrow from three Rennet Junior High School er's grave in Arlington National Connolly today deplored the north wmg; and Units C and D, eight rooms on the called to extinguish a oar fire low daisies on the grave they heard the news, tailed schedule the White House ®way his prepared speech and next spring. Races start at 1 complex buildings and other storage areas. The 18 Cemetery shortly after 7 a.m., knelt in silent prayers. Pay Board’s approval of a 15 second floor. (Herald photo by Pinto) at 6:08 p.m. yesterday on Tay "I was In fifth grade,” said itself had laid down. saying he would speak p.m., and include powderpuff, E3T, the senator placed a single per cent coal wage Increase stock and modified races. lor St. at the Meinchester Ver Dismissed for White urhitn AAmntinn hofni-A tho TP»o.- j Moments later the late presi- Unda, who's 18 now. “ It was He said contrary to reports ‘straight from the shoulder,” and accused AFL-CIO president She was summoned to the inadmissible, illegal confession non town line. tofore the Bter- dent's personal secretary. Eve- after school and I was takina a that there was no escort com- w m a "corny act.” clerk's office so that she might had been followed in a week by HARTFORD (AP)— U.S. District Judge M. Joseph nal Flame a* the grave. iy„ Uncoln, arrived alone to flute less^ ’• ^ mittee for Nixon when he fin- “ We respect the office and George Meany of arrogant and boorish conduct. South Windsor Darwin Compel Asks Inform Darwin of his rig^its and the (purported) statements to Blumenfeld today refused to hold Connecticut Welfare ished his speech, that there was we respect the man who holds ;°®®“ “ >® "I was in seventh.” said The “ Secretary, issue the necessary papers re Sweeney,” and that although Commissioner Henry C. .White in contempt of court for such a committee but Nixon lit- tbe office,” Meany said of the who is also chairman of the Cost of Living lating to his arrest. Darwin had been warned of his THE alleged violations of court orders. J!! class. Wow, a lot's happened erally bolted from the platform, presidency, Fire Hydrant walked a few steps away to the where she paused for several Council and President Nixon’s She had never performed this rights it was a week before and Blumenfeld said it did nt ap- since then.” his security men pulled back a "This doesn’t mean we’ve got For Suppression Of grave of his other assassinated moments in a silent salute, chief foreign ecoiiomlc repre function before but the clerk in a crowded court office by Laurie and' Linda, students at rope barrier and Nixon plunged to be subservient to the Hearing Delayed ^ m J “ ‘® a viola- brother, Robert. He knelt there On a day before, two girls sentative, also: was unavailable, and Shea con someone who had never done "bad faith” in establishing two tion, to justify contempt.” Into the crowd to shake hands, that holds the for a moment, placed a white wearing backpacks and jeans the University of Michigan, had office,” or to —Announced that he has Tile Public Utilities Commis it before. "It was hardly the ShoiL -V,* a wearing oaoKpacKS ana jeans „_iv ed at ^vim wearv and Meany said he asked dele- submit to anvthlnir tends she was nervous, as was new payment systems. Judge Blumenfeld said. labor con- called a meeting of the so- sion has granted a request of Testimony of Sheriff he; he observed it was a "first” atmosphere of a courtroom." The judge cautoned attor- However, he told assistant Meany said. South Windsor officials to post sign of the cross, small. wavering flame large numbers cf dele- called Group of Ten biggest In murder case for each of them. Radically Different HfY* . “ •u f • fu® ®‘“ ‘ ® Atty. Gen, James M. Hlg- He replaced some flowers marks ., ride from Ann Arbor. It was when Aa to White House complaints dustrial nations on Nov. 30 in pone ' the hearing on the ade By JUNE LINTON 1963 slaying of Hope Fern Roth- that In the future they should ging, represenUng White, "It the dead presiuenis g-^tes started to converge to He had her re-read the wam- The Supreme Court had the wind soattered and replaced grave, that Nixon was seated in the Rome. He said he was “ very quacy of the fire hydraht sys (Herald B^torter) well of Bolton. ing she read then, informing stated in its decision, "We are Stdjfu^ req^st mo^flcaUon of the uces seem to me when you did «ho V.Y.1 t ^®y tod come to participate In ward Nixon. second row while being in tem In the Pine Knob area. them on Robert’s grave. They Shivering against "I committed the cardinal sin hopeful that progress can be It trvv defense would like Darwin of his right to retain not certain that the appUcatlonapplication court order before estabhshlng this . . . it vrauld have been ap- had been placed there over the November morning a demonstration. troduced, Meany said all con made” but that more meetings The hesudng, originally sched- almost mree nours aut»|,isuppressed c» c u u,is thatumi pan.part oi of oner-Sher- counsel, his right to refuse to that warning to the radically chill, they of saying ‘Let's go on with the CORRECT TEL. NO. any new systems that make proprlate to oome in and seek a weekend, because Saturday was let their thoughts drift back to vention guests sit in the same will have to be held. f uled for Dec. 7, wlU take place yesterdayi*day In in TollandToUand County 3u-Su- iff Paul Sweeney'sSweenev'n surprise fpnti.testi- *»oir»make any ■ statements------— j and ai__a that different situation concerning payments on a flat grant basis, modification of the order.” (See Page Eighteen) second act.’ Well, that was my spot, including President John instead on Feb. 7 at 10:30 a.m. perior Court to conduct a hear- mony in the second trial in Jan- —Acclaimed the nation's any statements he makes may the sheriff was evident to the 643-7865 F. Kennedy in 1963. progress against inflation dur In Room 566A of the State Of- ing on a moUon to suppress in uaiy, 1969 in which he alleged be used against him. Shea In- defendant,” and it concluded "Jerry Lewis will sit in that White violated court orders by ^® « ? ®‘ ing the 90-day wage-price flee Building, 106 Capitol Ave,, the Darwin caset although only that Darwin made certain state- sisted he should also have been "We beUeve the defendant chair, if he can •sit still long freeze that ended eight days the defense's side was argued. ments to him which Sweeney told of his right to have coun- should have been warned of his enough ” Meany joked. ago. Unemployment is improv The delay had been request- it is a motion however which :ster rk ^ ‘ ‘®“ “ k^ex^Lr:! r Suptferpower’s "Little Brother interpreted as a voluntary con- gel present at the time of any rights by the sheriff before the The comedian, who was the ing, he added, and an already ed to j allow the town time to could well determine the out- fession. At the time Dec. 16, stntpmpnta interview began.” They said it T« iaj * ^ appUcaticn within a week next, speaker, - said, “ I’m not evident business recovery will VTS88 conduct its own tests of the wa come of the third trial for Roy i m l^rwin was held at crowded Office did not necessarily constitute nappy being the second corned!-, accelerate, he said, when Oon- ter system. TOWN OF MANCHESTER — DEPARTMENT OF PURLIC WORKS tomeya saidJiiH White Iviolated a modification of the Oct. 7 Darwin who is charged with the described the error but his awareness should an to address the convention.' gross passes what he called Sweeney was in chaige. It was crowded office but said she was be determined. aid attorneys were told Canadians, in Giant’s Shadow, Lewis said, "If you think Nix Nixon’s stimulative tax pro jurt over a week after his ar- ^t^^^lng a few feet away fram Besides the question of on said some things that were grams. fxS^a “ wehor^ reriiients ‘*’® *' “’®y ‘‘®"’‘ Snepipi PiihHn Darwin and matthat 11it Waswas very whether the prior warning ap- recipients, ^g^ee with Higgins’ application, unclear, let me quote another Connolly assailed the 77-year- President, Calvin Coolldge, who ^ Shea cl^m s any such stat^ -A^iUlf^hA” ' ^®,"®"‘*®"’ they should file for a hearing. old Meany for what he pictured yru. menu violated t^^fUtt ^ „ d - were three attonieys for state had to prove any state we^^iX “ ’ ® ®®®®"‘> ®®®®’ Clcnenden Often Feel Taken for Granted said once ‘Where people are out as the virtual snubbing of Pres ments alleged as confessions NOTICE • claimed White violated Blumen- of work, unemployment devel ident Nixon during Nixon’s ap ment on the issue of volun- did not arise out of previous * fla t ^ M t payment
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I MANCHESTER EVENING OTRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 PAGE PIVB PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 Jan. 6 for further treatment threUgh jungles of Eastern today for u trip to his Warren, as a prisoner. Doctors said hid and medical evaluation follow Cambodia. Released POW Mich, hoipe. cendiUen has greatly Improved, ing convalescent leave, Army NBWl — BXOmNO Business Mirror South Viets Launch Their targets i The headquar It will be his first Thankeglv- A hail has been rented in officials said. ters of the North VIetnameso En Route Home Ing with his family In five Warren for a celebration Thurs- Elvis ^ Audiences Still Scream TONIGHT - - 7:30 P.M. 7th Division and the huge Dam years. day, his parents say. A half- NATURAL HIALTH l>^ Ho supply depots 18 to 20 miles DENVER (AP) Army S. The 23-year.old soldier had dozen turkeys, four hams and Real Estate Stocks Pool by MARY f'AMPBEIX sley at first now were used to sley took a black scarf from Pork Output Risee POOD SHOPPI AP Newsfeaturee Writer rock stars’ gyrations and, no around his .neck and in the V Gamhodia Offensive Inside Cambodia. 8gt. John C, Soxten Jr., spent five weeks at Fltzsimons all the trimmings have been UNITED NA’nONS, N. Y.— longer focusing entirely cn that, neckline of his bright white suit Hear Dr. S, Franklin Logsdon By HOUIER JENNEN Miom out of Shuol with heavy We will attack their rear, leased by the Viet Cong lust Ccneral Hospital in subifrban purchased for the 76 friends World pork production was up AT THE Drifts on Heated Drafts Elvis Presley, the person talked excitedly after the show and threw It Intc the audience. “HI ® “®r 26 month, a prison- '•ecuperatlng from and relative, invited to Thank- 3.6 per cent last year to .13.4 RCA Victor says has sold more about Presley’s stage presence, Old friend Charley Hodge, play Former Pastor, Moody Memorial Church SAIGON (AP) — Thousands „ sanctuaries,” said the Vietnam- , u h i < nl wounds suffered prior to his giving dinner. billion pounds. U. S. pork out PARKAPI By JOHN OUNNIFF change, the plots and charac Chicago of South Vietnamese troops un-, Vietnamese made 080 commander. ®* “®H™ed a Jetliner at capture and aggravated by the Sexton, who arrived here Oct. put was up 6.6 per e'ent, to 4.9 records than any other person his excellent, voice, his show ing acoustic guitar, kept pro der an umbrella of U.S. air ®*’‘ monsoon-season jiwoeps in ____ AP. BtuUneM AiuUyitt ters are the same almost every manship, his cool, his sex ap viding scorves and glasses cf Senior U.S. advisors warned Stapleton International Airport more than two years he spent 13, I. due back at the hoq>ital billion pounds. time. who has ever lived, is also an power launched a new offensive “'® »*«1 only "two weeks 7go“ that” Tf the NEW YORK CAP) — Stocks, tncrodlble showman In person. peal. water. THINITY COtENANT GHUROH In the beginning there is a Ill Philadelphia, the audience Also behind Presley wore today against North Vietnam- August butmot almost no one- South Vlotnameso government like balloons, rise on currents good idea. First it is ex- He gave an entirely different Stn HACKMATACK STBBBT ese supply lines In eastern resistance because they did |g to survive as American was very different and so was three electric guitarists, a pian MANCHESTER, CONNECTICCT of hot air which are more eas plclted, then abused. The desire show—different in approach—in Presley. While wo might have ist. a drummer, an orchestra Cambodia. not go deep enough into Cam- forces dwindle, the South Vlet- ily discovered than controlled. for sound investments becomes November 1971 in a sometime assumed that the whole world and nine backup singers. No ground fighting was ro- numese will have to conduct the greed for quick money. Ap basketball ' arena in Phila ALSO: No surprise then that with had become accustomed to a When the Beatles used to per ported, but officers in the field Thousands of North Vietnam- frequent offensive drives into pearance substitutes for sub delphia from the one he gave in star’s sexy moving around on a form, the audience screamed. MORNING BIBLE STDOIBS 10:00 to 11:00 A.M. claimed that air strikes killed ®®® txoops returned to the bor- Eastern Cambodia to keep the poor quality and tempera stance and survives fer a while August 1989 in a Las Vegas stage, Presley evidently didn’t When George Harrison heated a TTJESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 40 of the enemy near Chnim. ‘^®*’ ''®S*on late' In September North Vietnamese regulars ture of air over Wall Street in before shewing. Gradually the nightclub. And unlike some per assume that. Here he had concert In New York in July, The thrust north of Highway launched a month-ions of- from pushing into South Viet- recent months that a whole por quality of product and buyer formers, who would have many entire families and they there was silence during a song EVENING SERVICE 7:30 P.M. — TUESDAY 7 about 90 miles northwest of *®n*lve that resulted in heavy nam. deteriorates. wound up with a good presenta didn’t see movements any mere and then strong but ordered ap '' t HANKSGIVINO s e r v ic e 7:80 P.M. — WEDNESDAY Saigon is aimed at rear staging ^Isl’bng around the Cambodian The North Vietnamese 7th Di tfolio of stocks plunged to earth And as always, the small in tion and a lesser one, Presley last week. suggestive than one would see plause at the end. Presley fans areas of three enemy divisions '*^*®*‘ several allied vision caught Saigon forces off vestors who Jumps aboard the was—in both cases—tremen from a group of carefully su still scream. They also sheet operating on Several fronts in *’®®®® province guard leas than two months ago lO These were the REITS, the last, is the last off too. Does it dously exciting. pervised Junior high school flashbulbs toward the stage, Cambodia from the border to Saigon, Although at^the end of the rainy season real estate investment trusts, serve him right for ^eing Church Speaker In Vegas, he was return cheerleaders. After the first throughout. the outskirts of Phnom Penh ‘^®^ succeeded in cutting high- and swept into Tay Nlnh prov- which are made up of Investors greedy? Does it serve him right The Honorable " Charles S. ing to live- performing after couple of numbers, Presley got The 17,(XX) seats In the hall FieM *2 in South Vietnam, the Ince to lay siege to South Vlet- who pool their money and put it fer net taking the time to un- nine years devoted to many lid of the guitar and took off a named Spectrum were all sold, hoMd to North Vietnamese failed to nam’s Highway 22. b u a t 5^ S into mortgages, construction derstund that" the stock market House, chief jusUce of the Con- movies and a little ’TV. His au- short cape which made ihm plus the press box. Next stop, attoniM on overrun any bases and were The South Vietnamese hadn’t loans and income-producing teday Is a game that muUlmil- nectlcut Supreme Court, will d 1 e n c e there—people old look a combination o t an Eli on a 10-clty tour of one-night- hufl> on '^*®^'” ®®® chased back into Cambodia last expected an enemy offensive properties. Sort of like mutual licn InstiUitlcns, quick and .agile speak at the 8:30 a.m. Thanks enough, worldly enough and zabethan dandy and Superman. era, Boston. funds. vert isinrtiT ^ ' " '“•'ll* with heavy casualties because it was still the mon- as pro football athletes, play giving day service at t. Mary’s prosperous enough to gamble In He walked around holding a Presley gives the impression ^em tn, U.S. atr strikes. scon season. Quick reaction, The REITS have been around for keeps? a Las Vegas hotel and then go hand mike, gesturing mostly of a person on top of a career, since 1960, but it was only in Episcopal Church. His topic: JliL to Ph^^^Sr ‘hen the Communists paratrooper rel^orce- to the hotel’s nightclub, all re with the other hand, gestures not with the careei^ on top of r have concentrated their pres- "'®"‘® massive U.S. air 1969 that they began to catch "The Meaning of Thanksgiving." membered Presley from early from orchestra conducting tc him. Ho sang some of the dd Aasewlated Press correspond- sure on Phnom Penh and on drove the North Viet- on. Banks insurers and others Soviets Launch A Festival Procession will be 1956—^the shock of the sound of oheerleading to twirling a la hits, but not all of them, and ent <3eorge Bsper reported the 20,000 Cambodlsjn troops "a*"®®® hack after a month of were strapped for money to in gin the service with a special his voice and the crude songs riat.. He did shake his left knee, threw in some relative oldies vest in real estate, which has a FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS ‘h^t have been operating north- , „ Another Cosmos contingent of acolytes, choirs, he sang clanging into the midst but the way he did'’it was like that were hits for other people, ray Nlnh that a 2,000-man task east of their capital. ^® ‘‘'T season runs from No tradition of high and steady re-, and the other participants. cf ballads from "My Pair tapping a toe'in time to music. like "You Don’t Have ’To Say force of South Vietnamese ™.u r, c ^ vember until next May, and turns. • EARN FUNDS FOR YOUR GROUP MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet The service will be The Holy Lady” and "Bells Are Ring Still, it was a tight, exciting You Love Me” and “You’ve rangers and armor kicked off ...un " South Vietnamese commander. . They , solved it with . REITS, Union has launched another Eucharist, with the Rev. George - ing.” But mostly Presley was show. There was the merest Lest that Lovin’ Peelin’.” He • KEEP OUR COMMUNITY CLEANER the operation. Another 3,000 J®P^5 . ®ff boast that they have begun the forming one after another. And satellite in its Cosmos program, Nostrand, rector, as celebrant, the shock of all those sexy gy moment between the end of one sang one of his 1969 million South Vietnamese and 2,600 Nrrih^vl"*^ fi?i‘*^^®® "®^® first of a series of offensive, the public somewhat dls- Tass reported today. assisted by the------parish------clergy. rations that earned him the song and the start cf the next. sellers, "Suspicious -Minds,*’ Collect old newspapers for recycling Cambodian troops were h e ld Z ' ” ®‘"® '" *'” ® y®®"' two months in advance of last iilusioned by their old in _ The combined Senior. Junior name "Elvis the Pelvis” and High point of the evening, os and not the other one from that reserve unUl the task force en- communique said four year's timetable, vestments in stocks and mutual ,,, , , j, . . . and Children’s Choir will pro- get him photographed walst-up far as we were concerned, was year, "In the Ghetto.” ' Increasing demand for old newspapers by our nearby counters opposition. Navy A7 Corsairs attacked an- “During the last dry season it funds, and sensing that here ^ vide the music under the di only on the Ed Sullivan Show. “Bridge over Troubled Water.” The six females in front of waste paper recycling mill offers A prime target is the head- S“”s near Vlnh, a wasn't until February that we were some balloons ready for nik, labeled Comos 487, rection of Eldon B. Coykendall sent aloft In Las Vegras, Presley gave ’That was sung with religious me appeared in the age groups quarters of North Vietnam’s 7th North Vietnamese city began our first dry season op- flight, signed aboard. Jr., organist and choirmaster. his audience 1966—all the intensity and the audience re of three little glrlSi two modi- Excellent Fund Raising Opportunity Division and numerous supply n**‘®s north of the de- oration,” said one commander, REITS offered something for Tass said the unmanned ve- The guest speaker was named grinds and thrusts with the gui sponded a way a church full of ers and a grandmother. Three depots that also servo the 6th *on®, ^t®*" ‘hey "At this time last year, the everyone. The founders liked *'*‘^*® earth or- chief justice of the Connecticut tar and all these old hit songs people sometimes rises to the had binoculars. Not screamers, CALL MR. R. W. RAMSDELL and 9th divisions. They are be- “ *'®® una-rmed Navy re- i^grth Vietnamese were attatAc. them because, as advisers, they "^^h the following para- Supreme Court last March and sung with 1966 intensity, "Blue Intensity of a spellbinding gpes- they seemed enveloped In sUent Moved to be in a thickly Jungled plane. j„g, ug south Vietnam, received substantial fees. Un- nieters: Maximum distance was sworn in on May 14. He Suede Shoes," “Doii’t Be pel minister. "How Great Thou awe. ’They loved what they COLONIAL BOARD revgion known as Dam Be, 16 to None of the planes was ris- "This year the North IMot- and it's by derwriters liked them because earth, 800 miles min- was the 1970 recipient of the Cruel,” "Heartbreak Hotel,” Art” and "The Impossible heard, weren’t disconcerted by 616 PARKER STREET 20 miles Inside Cambodia.’ ported hit, and results of the namese 6th and 7th Divisions they got a piece of the action. distance 762 miles. The Caiamber of Commerce covet- "Hound Dog," "Love Me Ten Dream” were on nearly as high anything they saw and clapped Field commanders ciaimed ®‘*'‘*‘® were not known. It was are in bad shape and their mo- The public liked the idea of an made its initial orbit in ed "M" award, given annually der.” ’The audience got very, a level of fervor. a lot at the end. MANCHESTER the 6th and 7th Divisions were ^® “protective reaction” rale is low. We are more ag- ESYEC LAUDER inflation hedge. 109.6 minutes and its angle of for meritorious service to the very turned on. It was noe- Screaming erupted at the be The conclusion Is inescapable 649-4567 badly battered in heavy fight- North Vietnam this year gresslve.” Such a situation generates a inclination to the earth’s equa- community. tal^a with a very big plus. ginning and end of every song that supershowman Elvis Pre ing with the South Vietnamese ^® ®**'**^ days. The South Vietnamese claim “ ■ Justice House is a member of lot of heat that rises and draws i®*" degrees, People who hadn’t liked Pre Eind each of the four times Pre sley knows what he’s doing. around Krek and In South Viet- *^® UB'OU"' Defense Ministry that the two North Vietnamese Center Congregational Church. more energy—mtmey is stock nam’s Tay Nlnh province last announced in Vientiane that divisions were badly cut up in market energy—to itself. In- He also belongs to (Manchester month. North Vietnamese troops with their offensive along Highway stltutions and individuals Lodge of Masons, Delta Chap two tanks overran four govern- 22 and Highway 7 in Eastern Rockville ter, RAM, of 'Manchester, Wash "They’re in bad shape and tripped over each other in their their morale is low," one offl- ment positions in the southern cambodla last month. ington Commandry, Knights of Laos over the r p g y Nlnh, the forward base haste to form REITS, investors Hospital Notes cer said. "If we hit them again Weekend eagerly bought. Templar, and Sphinx Temple tor operations into Eastern Shrine, both of Hartford, and the 9th Division might have to m ese investors weren’t Just Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 come and rescue them.” A spokesman said after re- Cambodia, was seething with p.m. in aU areas except ma- is a charter member of the The flth Divisinn In P®a‘®d attempts to penetrate activity today, small fellow either. The base of Omar Shrine Club of Manches REITS was made up of found- ***'dty where they are 2 to 4 ter. battling CambtxuLi* t ^ ^ on “’® Communist-held town of scores of U.S. helicopters ers and underwriters. Then 6:30 to 8 p.m. there was a layer of profes- — fo rl lts*si^^tto*d«^to rd '^®*'® Generals and colonels and sioneds. And the last, outer lay- Admitted Thursday: Shirley 2 n "'“®® “*® ‘«®‘r U.S. advisers came and Esper said scores of U.S. ported that 11 LaoUans and 22 er, was made up of small in- Hartford Turnpike, NAACP Officers vestors mainly. Lorrainettine McLaughlin,MCDaugnun, Prospect J 1- ' • . Sto S r N i S f Vietnamese were killed ^ delegation of high-ranking As______usually happens,______the^ quail-____ and Mariaftne Szykeruk, o t U f l y J K e l l l i q U l S t ^ Phantom Jets Cambodian officers headed by ty of both the Investment prod- 8.11 Rockville; Jane west of Saigon, to support the destroyed one of the two enemy gj,j Qg„ j^iyoi Khleng flew uct and the Investor gradually (Sierry Valley Rd., DANBURY (AP) — Hie Board 1, u ouUklrts of Muong ^ j coordinate military ^uth Vleb^ has had troops phalane and probably de- ^hig jg commander of deteriorated. The number of *-®lbmbla; Helen Taylor, (Pleas- of Directors______of___ the_ Connecticut Holiday ® “^®® “'® Cambodia’s 1st mUltary region T lT “m ,r'"?rom “ esrirTe"r;ac'^'™ Dr:.''"R^ ^AACP has added lU voice to when they crossed the sources reported. headquarters at Kompong ap lS d . Soon die m arket was B e n ed l^ JacobelHs, ^ I r - the criOclsm of the U.S. Su- border to attack enemy bases Military observers in Vlen- j ^^e South Vlet- fUled with speculators " ^ Carlson, Stamford: preme Court nominaUon of WU- that into p re v l^ ly been. Im- tlane said increased North Viet- area. T . *ui . w . Steven Lemley, Nye St., Mar- u»m RrfmauliiL mune to attack. U.S. troops namese activity in southern ______Into this atmospheric m^x uia Sclvek, Franklin Park Kehnquiat. went to help }n May and were Laos might indicate an in- w . was introduced suddenly a‘ west, and Gory Mulka, Grand Andrews, state president Twin Treats pulled out two months later. crease in supply traffic along S o m e B e e s L iarry w a te r whisp of cold air. On Tliursday, avc all Rockville cf the NAACP, said Saturday South Vietnamese forces have the Ho Chi Minh trail. LOUISVILE, Ky. — Honey- Continental Mortgage In- DlTOharwed -rhuraday: Fran- “Rehnqulst’a past voting record (Buy one sandwich - get the second one FREE) remained In eastern Cambodia ------iJee® carry water as well as vestors, one of the oldest and cis Bassette Jr., Charter Rd., ®nd opinions have been nega- ever since, sticking mostly to TAY NINH, Vietnam (AP) — honey. Special carriers trans- biggest, was quoted as sayinff it phlllas Belliveau, Thompson toward civil rights and clv- thelr base comps in Oie border "We are more aggressive,” de- port it to the hive, dole it out, t S T f t expected lower earnings for it- st., Eric Anderson, RFD 2, and R liberties, which gives us a Burger Chef announces four big Twin Treats to fill the rqgion. They suffered -a severe dared the South Vietnamese seal it in cells or serve as self and the Industry. Florence Schwarz, Spring St., reading cn how he will be in defeat last May' when North field commander as his troops storage tanks until the water is '-A u d e K The descent began almost Im- all RockvUle; Linda Childress the future.” gap between the turkey and the turkey. A different "2 for 1” Vietnamese regulars pushed pushed north from Highway 7 needed. mediately. Continental Itself and son. Mile Hill Rd., Tolland; Andrews said the state lost J4.60 on the first day clos- Pauline Anderson and son, NAACP has asked both C3on- special each week between your Thanksgiving and Christmas Ing at $14.60, and others Mountain Spring Rd.,' ,„Rock- necticut senators to oppose dinners. dropped from $1 to $4.26, all ville. Rehnquist’s nomination. very sizeable losses on a per Clip and save the four^coupons below. 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Dole Telk GOP Governors ____ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 PAGE SEVEN Historical - Educational NAACP SUidies Robert do la Salle, was bo'n. In 1774, the founder cf the ^63,000 Taken Of Nixon’s San Diego Role SIXTH ANNUAL News Coverage British empire In [ndla, Ixail Clive died. In Two Holdii] By WALTBSt R. MBAR8 convention In dratUnr o( the ANTIQUES MARKET Of Minorities In 1390, the 'French stales- plntform, and In the campaign man, Charles de Oiuilln was Over Weekend WA8H1NOTON (AP) — Ben. itaolf," MlUlken said at the Re- WETHERSFIELD born In Lille, Franco, Robert J. Dole, the Republican publican Qovemora Conference S«e 41 exhibits of Americana... See how tour H.V THE AHHfK'IATEn PRES) (AP) — The Connecticut In 1906, the SOS signal for STILL EXCLUSIVE! ancestors crafted pewter, Iron, wood, glaaa. i’ollco arc looking for thi national chairman, haa assured In BYench Lick, Ind., last week. NAACP win form a committee ships In distress was adopted OOP governors they will have Ho already had written Dole Bring the famiiy. Manchester High to analyze the coverage of mi by an international convonllcn people who pulled off two sue "a piece of the action” In the «»at governors bo as- nority groups by news media In In Berlin. cessful bank robborios over thi 10T0 signed two key positions at the Schooi Cafteria this week. y' the state. 1973 prestdonUal cam p al^ . national convention, and that In 1041, during World War II., weekend and escaped wltt SATURDAY, 10 to 10} SUNDAY, 1 to 6. Ben Andrews, state president the Germans captured the Rus 'S.J But he said their speoUlo rele th^y participate In the presl- more than $60,000. of the NAACP, said Sunday sian city cf Rostov. . Wlll depend on political decl- dentlal campaign organisation, Deiicious Snacks •—Parking for 600 Cars. -If night the news media "plays a Three men decked out in gar FOR OVER 10 YEARS In 1643, a wartime conference Blons made by President Nixon particularly In their own states. bigger part in opinion forming Ish Halloween masks and blaci In Cairo was attended by Presi Admission $1.26. Save 26c each on one or two than the Bible." w igs' escaped Saturday will and his campaign strategists. said the Committee for dent Franklin D, Roosevelt, . ■ the Re-election of the Presl- ticimts with this advertisement. Andrews spoke here to the about $30,000 from tho South British Prime Minister Winston It s a little different when which will become the monthly meeting of the Con bury branch of the' Connectlcu incumbent Presl- ^ixon campaign organisation Sponsored by Manchester Rotary Club. necticut News Photographers Churchill and (Chinese General National Bonk. dent.” ^ e said In an Inter- , / , y ,, . issimo Chlang Kai-shek. and said the 12-member com State police said the bandlti mk nors advised of moves being mittee will "study the part they Ten Venrs Ago all carrying pistols and wearlp what the President wanto." ,„ade In their states. (the press) have on people's The U.N. General Assembly raincoats, arrived . about flv m at tte governow want, ac- ^hlle Dole said It Is too early minds and cplnlons," He said called on the United States and minutes before the noon closini the SoviCit Union to work out a allocating specific con- IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO SERVE SWEET the committee would begin Its time and -forced the six peopl WllUam a. MlUlken of hUch- ventlon. and campaign roles, he study in January, formula for complete disarma In the bank to He face down o APPLE CIDER FOR THIS THANKSGIVING ment. " Igan, Is ” a strong voice In how ^dded. "w e’ll make certain that He also said that, many mem the floor while two of the rot the naUonal oainpalgn Is run” the governors have a piece of HOLIDAY . . . YOU’LL WANT THE BEST! bers cf minority groups "don't Five I'ears Ago bers cleaned out the cash draw r^ t yea^ and two ^ the top the action,” along with the con- DRIVE OUT TO believe that the photographers French spokesmen declared ers. Jobs at the OOP national con- gresslonal branch of the GOP. and reporters are getting the that the admission of Commu They made their getaway i) ventlon In San Diego. _ , ,. truth in the black community. nist China to the United Na a stolen. Ford which police sail Dole said there wiU be ample Andrews also said the com tions was essential to peace In they recovered In a nearb; Dole said he will discuss opportunity for OOP governors Ferrando Orchards mittee would send Its reports Asia. parkins lot Sunday morning, A , . campaigning. In and out on radio and television stations One Year Ago early next month. But he said their home states. In behalf Friday night, four men es to the Federal Communications It ta oo ewly to s ^ assign^ ^Ixon and the Republican, The government of Guinea caped with an estimated $30,00 specific roles. In the convention ticket. AND GET A GALLON OF THE Commission. said it was under attack by from the Fairfield County Na or the c^palgn. "We're looking for advocates mercenaries supported by Por ttonal Bank in Norwalk. (AP photo) SWEET, PURE AND FRESH tugal. Police said the men, wh< Unemployed men are shown lined up at Toronto’s lief. Last month Canadian unemployment came to He sa d some of mose decl- tor the President,” he said. Today in History slons will be made by Nixon's .-vou don't even have to volun- didn’t wear any masks, enterec AT NO ADDITIONAL COST welfare office in December 1970, to apply for re- 447,000; 5.1 per cent of the country’s labor force. CIDER the bank about 7:30 anc campaign manager, presume teer for that ” - Today is Monday, Nov. 22, ably Atty. Gen. Johil N. Mlt- '______OPEN 'THANKSGIVING DAY the 326th day of 1971. There are Castle Record Set cleaned out the cash drawers. chell. 39 days left in the year. Pbllce said two of tho mer. MEXICO CITY — A recent 1,6 were armed but that no shots "There^s no difficulty,” ^ l e Know Your Mayonnaise? ALSO AVAILABLE ARE Today's Highlight In History million people last year visited said. "W e can work things ■' were fired. There were about FEATURING FAMOUS BRANDS Canadians Feel Taken for Granted • MACOUN On this date In 1963, Presi Chapultopec Castle here, the out." CHIOAGO — Do you know the dent John F, Kennedy was as five employes and lo customers b c homo of Emperor Maximilian Republicans will govern 20 of difference between mayonnaise • GOLDEN DELICIOUS M INTOSH sassinated in Dallas, Tex. in the bank at the time of the and Empress Carlotta during robbery. the SO states next year, and and salad dressing? Mayonnaise • CORTLAND • RED. DELICIOUS On This bate the French occupation in the Police said Sunday that they MlUlken said they are In an is a stable emulsion of oil drib- • BALDWIN •WINTHROP APPLES In 1643, the French explorer. 1860s. As A Superpower’s Little Brother ideal position to generate coop- lets in water, and it doesn't still had no leads in the cose eration of people and govern- separate because It is. stabilized (Continued Prom Pace One) Complexes aside, the Cana- Americans seem to add to the Icies, summed up: ment to solve such problems as with egg yolk. Salad dressing FERRANDO ORCHARDS the North Atinntir ThiQ r» dlans Were jolted by the U.S. Irritations needlessly. Recently, "They just take us for grant- racism, crime and pollution. contains less oil and a cooked BIRCH MT. ROAD GLASTONBURY «orui Auanuc. mis area, surcharge. They felt they could one huge U.S. Industry named a ed. The frightening thing Is that "To do this, we must have starch paste that subsUtutes (2 MILES BEYOND VILLA LOUISE) about a fourteenth ot the have expected their "special U.S. citizen as head of Its Cana- they love us.” full participation In the 1972 for part of the egg. earth's land surface, has only relationship” to indicate special dian subsidiary. A Canadian TV about 21% miUion people, only treatment for Canada. newspaper commented acidly ’'nMtAlFOODtTAMPt^ a miUion more than Yugos- ^t was a shock when they that Canada was independent lavia vim. in they were about to be enough to have a Canadian as PARKWAY iMBWt AtoMarliOrf vU. Nine out of 10 Canadians exacUy the same way governor general representing Ah F r k * Are INeethpe rtirete». o»». 30th Uve in a belt of territory Imme- „ other countries. It hurt aU the tie to Britain, but not suf- SUPERSTORES dlately adjoining the Uidted the more because, as Finance flcenUy Independent of the 1249 John Fitch Blvd. Rte. 5 So. Windsor States. 'Ihat makes for an iMlnlster E.N. Benson recently United States to have a Cana- acute rv.nnrti,.. consciousness reminded Americans, "Canada h®"* a subsidiary, of the American neighbor. ®rst country to permit Trudeau deides that U.S. pol- Aciws the poHOwU spectrum currency to find its own lev- ‘cles deUberately discriminate SHOP and SAVE . . . MINUTES PROM MANCHESTER _ \ Canadians feel—with varying ®* ***® exchange markets.” against Canada. He says the degrees of intensity—that their '*'**■ ^’ee floating was precisely Americans are «ily invoking nation was kicked in the teeth ud>at the United States would special measures to mend their HOLIDAY MON. & SAT. 9-6 Come see how by the Nixon policy that Im- demand of other nations in Its °wn economy. But this fails to posed a 10 per cent surcharge effort to right Imbalances. soothe many Canadians, STORE HOURS TUES. - WED. - FRI. 9 -9 on Imports. Many Canadians Government leaders express Washington may Imve ^med Get$50off* CLOSKU} THURSDAY Sensational value feu their country deserved spe- conviction the surcharge will „ measures primarily at na- you getabeaut^ulJy tuned clal treatment If only because cost Canada a UlUon dollars In “ C"® other than Canada, but, of a relationship that has lasted a single year and mean 90,000 Ontario Trade Minister all thrtxigh Canada's 104 years new unemployed. Taking Into Urossman, a Conservative, FIteSHI pictuie every tone of nationhood. consldenmon the fartthat the hurt your fi^nd and ! FRESH! and quality For that centur^ Ihe two United States has tenfold Cana- countries have had an unde- da's population, the equivalents HENS i„/ie 58^ on RCA AccuCohf fended border and have Uved *n the United States would be a on this new Cakulc and p ro^ red together. It hak- cost of 900,000 Jobs and $10 bU- ^ \ TURKEYS not been all smooth sailing. Hon, at a time when unemfdoy- rel^vely sm ^ .^ t we are TOMS 18,** One spat, 60 yeahi ago, boiled Hiiwit already was worrlsomely ALSO AVAILABLE over an emotlo^quarrel high. nlty of «^ons V^e have been FRESH CAPONS and LARGE ROASTING CHICKENS X .. among the United States' FBBSH, FROZEN —10/1* LONG ISLAND with >h,.**imnSn«np« ^ e s u r t e applies to 25 per staunchest friends. Why jeopar- ^ ' imminence cf cent ^ Canada's ba^rts to the toe that friendship?” sdf-(deanii^ world wak. United States, worth $8 blUlon. _____ GEESE ^b.8S* d u c k s LB. 5 9 ^ Geography and natural In- It aiqdies pnly to manufactured often, complain, STOBB MADE cllnaUima, plus a de ^ to ^ Important decisions affecting move herself from British pro- generates” ” jobs, ” their Uves derive from the Irre- PURE PORK SAUSAGE MEAT LB. 4 5 ^ U.8JDJL. CHOICE tectiem and a colonial history slsUble force of U.S. econom had turned Canada toward the ic power. However much Can SIRLOIN STEAK United States. In time she . . . irrUaiiont ada might want to hold off the LB. 9 8 ^ came to resemble her neighbor teen neediest U.S. embrace, she cannot Uve g a s r a t ^ In culture. In ecwiomy, in hun- ' as she has been accustomed- dreds of ways. The two people without continued close inte lived the same way, ate the The U.S. action came at gration____ with the American eco- same food, read the same time of rising national feeling noi^ \JULL WEEMC SUPER books, saw the same ^ e s here TOe Uberal p i^ gwem- ^ unconscious humor, a PRICE HELD and heard the same broadcasts, ment of Prime minister Pierre o f the smaU, right-vring Most spoke the same lan- ElUott Trudeau already was social credit party wound up guage. studying the ta^ct of U.S. „„ wi^ihe remark In the background was a nag- economic domination and fta Americans are our best Young ging Canadian urge for a na- poUtlcal and. cultural repercus- friends, whether we like it or tlonal Identity of their own. In “i®**®- Canadians already had .. the words of Peter C. Newman, i>®en making jokes about the o n the other side of the polltl- an editor who has became a posslMUty of "buying back q>ectium, a leader of the UStoA 6RA0f "A " spokesman for Canadian "hide- Canada” from the Yankees. Democratic party, refer- aO/S4 HN pendence,” Canada became a To many Canadians, the to the impact of U.S. pol lution in danger of "drowning in American dollars, American WVI YOUR culture, American know-how OW fM CURTIS MATHES and the American dream." rat niM Turkeys v : How many feel that way? TURKIVI S U P E R Evidently a larger number. A He's Coming NOWI Committee for an Uldependent Abeva Oahr IS.00 SCREEN Canada, formed only a. year Hulco' ago, now has a quarter bf a Soonl Minimum rurefcate. Hal Inc. Turkey Compare these features at ANYPRICE miUion members and is grow • Automatic Fine Tuning ing. ALSO AVAIUBLE — ALL SIZES TURKEYS C O l ^ O R T V FREE AT DISCOUNTED PRICES!!! • Automatic Tint Lock .... Ctm adian SWIFT SUTTERBALLS • instant Touch Tuning d ilem m a •« tore Ta P M Ur PRU Rrachen LAND 0 LAKES BREAST O' GOLD m% MMERaiUU But there is a Canadian di nUi CiiwrliN DetaRi N r A $«c LONG ISUND DUCKS • 25 inch (viewobie diogonoi) wi nocK coMPUTi uNi 0$ m u tumhys, caponi, THAN THE REUABLE PHHJiO SETS lemma generating frustration. U RM ROASTINU CHtCKINI. CORNISH OAMI HINS Because Canada was the cacifel ThaiilutlvIiNl Mmmt. OF JUST 4 YEARS SAUK. United States' neighbor, she prospered and today has the OUt%h7fMtoSr.'“” »>■ it second highest living standard In the world. Still, to mimy, CONSOLES OR PORTABLES Canada is too far from being ALL FULL FEATURED—^PRICED RIGHT her own mistress in too mohy Sonoraat IS \ . L 4A ■ y ’y . . - , < ^ : i x\; ' \ -, V 'i' - ..-^- ..•,V»5' rH’ . V---t-,'i-.,- .., .V -V L, , :k ' •. ..•' ^ --i ; ' '^■^• J ■ / ’ MANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE nCK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 to be forgotten. Tf "Paul were charged with armed rob- Wedding Invitation Unlocks Frank"-- hlS real namq still is Ambulance Runs bery. Holiday Toll iKmtrl^pBtpr elemental realisation of where and how secret—is permitted to publish Special All Week ^ Its own Interests are Involved, which the full account of the affair, A Police Chase Expected High Old, Dark Secret in Israel history may be replayed. £EPtt!n0 Ifprd!^ distinguish the easy partnership labor BRIGHTON, Mich. (AP) — Church To Sell (JHICAGO (AP) — Between CASH 'N CARRY By MARCUS VUASON. suicide in prison. The others 620 and 720 persons might be and management have been riding An ambulance roared through REG. BUNCH PUBLISHED BY THE TEL AVIV (AP) - A wed drew prison terms ranging 1st Transportation here Sunday at speeds up to 80 Used Newsprint killed on the nation's highways MANCHESTER PUBUSHINO CO. through these inflationary yeaie. Neither from seven years to life. over the long Thanksgiving 18 Blnall Street ding Invitation to Premier miles per hour-'-chasing a pair M uichuter, Conn. of them ever really pays. The public The Israeli intelligence colo tixhibition Set of allesed robbers. ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — weekend, the National Safety BURL LYONS Golda Meir has unlocked one of nel who led the group, Avra- Churches In the 19 county Albs- Council estimates. PubUsher pays. WASHINGTON - The first Two Brighton ambulance POMPONS The 102-hour period covered ______Founded October 1. 1881- laraal’a oldest and darkest In- ham Dar, alias John Darling, U.S, International Transporta men Jess Mack, 80, and Bill ny Episcopal diocese are to be tslligenoe ssorets-^the "Lavon ®»oapod from Egypt shortly be by the estimate begins at 6 I^MIshed Every Evening Except Sundaye tion ExposlUon will be held at Melsllng, 20, responding to a come centers for the collection p.m. NVednesday and ends at and Holldaya. Ebilered at the Poat Office at affair.” tore the arrests. nonmedical call, heard a police MaMtaester, Conn., as Second Class Mall We Missed Him The bride la an Israeli Jailed Another man, known only by Dulles International Airport of used newsprint for recycling midnight Sunday. Matter. radio description of a vehicle purposes. During the same period, 27,- We note, froim the news, that Vice in Egypt 17 years ago lor her *'*• "Paul Frank,” May 27 through June 4 next sought In the robbery of a SUBSCRIPTION RATES role In the Lavon affair—a bun- '" “ “’/led to escape Egypt after Old newspapers are to be col 000 to 82,000 persons might be P^able 4n Advance President Agnew is, after a consider year. store. lected at churches and sent O nK Y car...... 838.00 gled aitompt at sabotage that the arrests. injured in highway crashes, the ■LSD Displayed will be new land Michigan State Police said once a week to a recycling S lx ^o n th s ...... 19.60 able period of reUcence, back in form. sent poUtloal shook# throughout The question council said. Three Months ...... 9.75 higher liWemsa'lom^**^ water transportation equip- the two spotted the wanted car, plant in Pennsylvania. The council, which makes no GROWN IN OUR GREENHOUSE One Month ...... 3.35 His period of comparaUve platform Israel. A*. ______will_ Call mAnt A# all sfaastwlMlInMai iwatrA ssnsl AsellsAas. nvi^_ na n—.. a ti ___ The attalf named for Plnhas **'«. tlme; Who gave the order? ment of all descriptions, re gave chase and alerted author The Rt. Rev. Allen W. Brown, count of its own of fatalities MEMBER OF restraint was apparenUy part of his re search vehicles such as mag ities on the ambulance’s two- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lavon, the minister of defense Ben-Gurion, who had resign Bishop of the Diocese, said the and injuries, said there were .i.T j* Aswiated Press Is exclusively en cent tour as a statesman. It may, as ed at the end of 1638, returned netic - suspension high - speed way radio. project would continue until 661 fatalities during the 1670 titled to the use of republlcatlon of all in 1064, topided a government, trains, the latest automated Twenty miles later, police news dlsralches credited to It or not other well, have been a signal that even the split the dominant Socialist La to the premiership. Lavon re such time as the government Thanksgiving holiday weekend. KRAUSE FLORIST wise credited In this paper and also the signed. freight - handling equipment, took over the pursuit and ap organizes a recycling program. The Associated Press count for local news publish^ here. Vice President was listening, for a time, bor party and started Israel’s All rights of repubileatton of special dis The stubborn Ben-Qurion re new aircraft and propulsion prehended two men, who had In He said any Income would go the period was 646. The highest 621 HARTFORD RD,, MANCHESTER patches nerein are also reserved. to see what he thought he heard about founder, David Ben-Gurion, on systems, and cammunicatlon their poesession a long-barreled into a special fund to be used In Thanksgiving weekend toll the rood to polltioal Umbo. fused to let the matter rest. In TEL. 643-9559 The Manchester Publishing Company as the proepectk for the 1972 party ticket. ‘ 1660, a ministerial committee equipment employed In trans revolver and $700 in cash alleg the field of ecolo^, parka, refor recorded by The AP was 764 In sumes no financial responsibility for typo- For years the Incident was portation. edly token from the store. They estation and similar projects. 1668. SI2P.'1“ L appearing In advertis- Now the foreign tours are finished, oloakad in seoreoy—at least In exonerated Lavon, who had al menu and ^ncr reading matter In The ways claimed another man Man ■ - ' -''iiiLv ■ .S'- •* I' r MANCHESTEJl EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., hioNf)AY, NOVEMBER 22, ^971 PAOB THIRTEEN PAOJD TW ELVE MANCtttlSTERiEVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1971 toumament play on ’Thuraday thorlUea and that two other T olland iNutclIrM ti Vernon at 1:80 p.m. at the Lottie Flak Fires Qaim cone were In a county home. Publisher Uullding, Henry Park. Seven peraons died when'tire /s---...... Washington Whirl Olaae CoUeoUon ■wept a houae traUec near Happiness Thanksgiving The Rockville High School 19 Victims, Falrbanka Intenuitlonat Airport Community ny MAXINB OHESHIRB ToDistribute atudentalenu will beoe collectioncoiiecuon eiaaailaaa a In Alaska. A defective heater A REALLY CLEAN UUNDROMAT The WMhlniloii Poet Service Set for recycling Deo. 4 at the town /% T * fiO T l gi blamed. Carol Sing garage------onr Rt.m x 80B RR Rl A d l l C t l The vlcUme were Patricia Free Books WABHINOTON — Former fellow Republlouu In San All glaae, with the exception Onlvan, 26, three of her chll- TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIAL c h r i i s a l Ambaaa^or W. Averell Harri. Diego next lummer for the of blue glaaa or pane glass, will .J*??** Wesley, 2. and ZURICH, Switzerland (AF) — man, a man who haa every- 'reaaon. she might go to W ednesday 8 U m. DRY CLEANING — $1.50 Set Dec. 12 One up on Abbie Hoffman, a be accepted. The glaaa will be 1. and three niecea and Swiss publisher Is Issuihg a thin* elae, will aoon have a J?*'",*' «>e An ecumenical Thanksgiving «eparnted in barrels provided A i a Z ^ watching. Qualify Spood Quoan Eguipmimf The annual Christmas Carol iboxMl szd family xmti otnl^ wife who can vote agalnat Prea. ®' Demooratlo aorap- Eve Service will be held ior brown, clear or green. The olllfonli.** ^ 5?™***/ Brewer, 9, Peggy book called ’Gratis Verlag." ^ Iforn la . Police believe Uie Brewer, 8, and Dale Brewer, 7. Sing will be held't>ec. 12 at 3 Ident Richard M. Nlxoh next ** “ “ V ® Wedneaday at 7:80 p.m. at the boura will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m ’That’s German for ’’This November. .. .^ I t e Houee Foreign Affaln Michigan blaze wae the work of AnoUier Maze killed five chll- p.m. on the steps of 8t. Mat book is tree." Sacred Heart Church, Rt. 80, BELGON UUNBR0MA1[ ~ 309 Brim Rd. thew Church. araonlat. dren, ogee 8 to 18, In their one- By Christmas the publisher “ It waa the onlyrihing I could D'"’ •?»«««■ N. Oettomy, Tne fire In Pontiac, Mich., .tory farmhouse near Blythe, ■ The community carol ' sdng plans to hand out 40,000 copies Uilnk of Uiat I could give him, 5**'!*^! pro.ldent of the Hartford Seml- 30 Arm y R ifles wUl again feature the Girl an^ which erupted early Sunday Callf. 'Hielr parents and three of the 96-page anthology of WHEN really, that would mean aome- nary Foundation aa guaat morning like the others, took other persens were Injured. Tlie Boy Scout^ ns well as other Swiss writing. YOU'RE OFF thlnw," .aid BrlUah-bom Pam. ^ « » e gp,aker. Stolen in R.L community groups. the Uvea of two men, a woman names of the vtcUms were not Read Herald Adverdnements ’The aim is to interest peoj^e THE "SPOT TAYLORS eU ' Harrlman In explaining ^ ‘ Dr. Oettemy will apeak on the and four of her five children. released Immediately. l>adles Onlld who do not normally read mod why life la becoming a U.S. oit- ^ ■«'>jeot, "Grace and GraU- WESTERLY, R.I. (AP) "^niere are no suapects, but it St. Matthew Church tadles em literature. Publishers Theo tudi." ’The aervice will be q>on- Law enforcement authorities appears we have seven mUr- m m Guild will hold a Dutch auction IS ON ... w ith her new husband so dr. ^ t**® Greater Rockville conUnued their hunt today for ders on our hands, suu ron- Ruff and Peter K. Wehrll want sald Pon A Happy Thanksgiving Day To You All! Doc. 8 at 8 p.m. In the church to reach readers "outside the r termlnad to help put a Demo- warren Beatty went clergy Council, Several pastors 8® Inoperable M-16 Army rifles tlac Police Sgt. Herbert Cooley. Parish Center. A d c lio o u ’. < oinp li'im 111 v>iui o««t Into the White House In ^ . u u participate and the choirs and the person or persons re- Authorities said combusUble channels of the established mjin course ihjt will hnin; v<'u The event, open to the public, book industry."' 1972, Hhe wanted to be able to ® °®''® '"'''® jas-’^ en Sacred Heart Church and aponslble for their theft from Uquld turned the ramshackle will feature the auctioning off coin|ilmienf’. No I’celuik;* N>' vote. ' money for Ben. union CongregaUonal Church ‘ he Westerly Armory ot the frame house Into "one Mg ball Holiday Suggestions A $7,500 donation from an un in t;' Pie {O oIm i J, rc.iily fi> lie.if .muI of handmade Items, service for identified Swiss student in ‘.ervr ni.ivfiei) i .iniln’d Tile Harrlmana went to the J***®*,‘ ® will sing. Rhode Island National Guard of flame," as one neighbor de-’ New alUtoratlon In his HoUday dosing ‘‘“ ‘’Ing the weekend. scribed It. the day and baked goods. Paris helped launch the book. or fried Send for ) 0ur sweel p.)l if" Immiipraitlon Office in from Shady Glen ... The guild grossed 2,818 at Its ’The publishers say he wanted recijM* booV fu York .last week to fulfill nat-pasri^ oratory. He makes All town offices will close at The search Involves Westerly xhe dead were identified as recent Frosty Village Basaar, to "contribute to better under John W. Taylor Packing Co. preliminary requirements for ! particular plea that starts the end of the buslneaa day and state police and agents of Albert Hendereon, 26, John a record high for the annual her naturalisation. The final “ P®**‘®"* ®* PohUct" Wednesday and will remain the Federal Bureau of InvesU- Brown, 20, Mrs. Freddie Mae standing In living together." Mjllwood, Virj;inij 'A'Egg Nog Ice Cream event. The 46 authors range from in cerenlony will take place there more closed for the remainder of the «aUon. Oolsey, 85, her 8-year-old son Made esjiecially for your holiday pleasure - THE DESSERT Guild members are seeking ternationally known Max on D90. 18. Thankaglvln* weekend. Authorities aaXd the robbery Mellce. and three daughters. to top off your Thanksgiving meal! the donation of playing cards, Frisch to 21-year-old Peter Dln- That’s the day before the “ " P " . . .Washington loves xhe Rockville Public Ubrary ‘®°*‘ P‘“ ® ®“**®*’ Saturday Dorothy, 16, Rosalie, 9, and pussies, crosswood puzzles, kelmann, a student and poet. Harrlmana are to be honored in “ *^P“hUcana and Demo- ^111 close at 6 p.m., Wednes- ®®l?y mo^ng- cindy, 6. . . , **- DI*afM I*4att16 a m a I s bbA . . . ^ ««tAAsaaMlasMa esfvtiwn a ____ a*______Pumpkin or Mince Meat Ice Cream pcUnt by number and bingfo ’The book is to be distributed Waohlngton______at „a party that crata insult each other at the day,__,, will be closed all day Bolt mechanisms, which are Another daughter, Linda Fae, games for the residents of St. in streets, factories, schools, ADRIAN’S promises to be one ^ t h e most P«^»Wentlal Advls- Thursday and re-open on the " e c e s ^ to fire the rifles. escaped serious Injury by These two are traditional with us. Taste just like old fash- Anthony’s Nursing Home. Also community kitchens and flop glamorous here In 1971 And r®FHar schedule onBrtday. '^®*‘® “ ®P‘ ^rom the weap- jumping to the ground from a iloned home made pies. Try heaping either Into pre-baksd sought are gifts such as cray with the veor almost’ P®‘* " manager Berle Bernhard r e .- .* .-.- oftrln the armory and were not second-floor window. Ipatty shell, top with whlp^d cream. Your guests will be houses. vealiy impreasM! ons, coloring books, combs, hair A questionnaire urges read there Isn’t much time forsPuWertng the other night with _ taken, according to Maj. Gen. According to police, Mrs. Col- decorations, socks, mittens, ers to send in their reactions. HAIRDRESSERS thing to surpass it. the taunt: "We’re not worrying, j.®®"* Leonard Holland, Rhode Island gey had reported five fires at about Muskie; we don't even ll®.h®*®/ adjutant general. houses In which she had lived ^ Shady Glen’s Own Egg Nog playing cards and puzzles for ’The foreward suggests that Veteran diplomat David Merritt Hall, Mansfield Train expect to be running against “ “ ® ■'^meriCM l ^ o n , wui ^ a three-quarter ton truck be- in the last three months. They The liquid drink in quarts, that’s rich, creamy and fresh. people who are bored should ANNOUNCES Bruce and his wife, Evangeline, guests at a (Christmas party to longing to the 169th Military ggid Mrs. Oolsey, separated ing School. Bwes for each place pass the book on rather than have sent out InvltaUons to a Ideal mhqsd with your favorite drink, too! Unmistakably are located at the entry to the ______P® *i®W Dec. 19 at the Post police Company, which uses from her husband, had had a Shady Olen (Quality! "stuff it into your shoes or use late supiper which commences home. West Rd. the armory apparently waa number of altercaOons with au- church. The Merritt Hall Christ it to protect you against rain." at 9:80 p.m. NOTE: Open Thanksgiving Day from 10:80 A.M. to 1 :80 P.M. Back Breaking Work Names of children who will used to transport the rifles, au- — Closed the Remainder of the Day . . . mas Party will be held Dec. 8. Dissident Hoffman’s work Evangeline Bruce and Pam -Air Over Japan attend must be submitted at thorities said. —— ------Republican Notes' was called “ Steal This Book." FREE..... Harrlman, two of the most ad the home before 11 p.m. on Dec. ih e vehicle was found abein- First Selectman Erwin As part of antidrug campaign, Laotian kai'ate ex in what “clean living” can do for you. After the You had to buy it unless you mired and envied women on el- Radiation-Free 5 so that "Santa” will have the doned early Sunday night about Stoetzner and Board of Finance pert uses a steel pole to break a stack of bricks on demonstration, police set fire to a stack of $4 mil for the month of November, a human hair took the title literally. ther side of the Atlantic, don’t gifts ready. There will be two one mile from the armory, WANTED Secretary A. Scott Warner have the back of another ona to demonstrate their skill lion worth of opium and heroin. (AP Photo) wiglet (color of your choice) will be yours with know anyone dull. ’TOKYO (AP) — Samples of sessions because of limited Oen. Holland placed the val- been added to the Republican Clean, Late Model S h a d t ^ i k i L Z Z L I T the purchase of a Perm, frosting, or complete So an evening that brings ***" 4ust collected by Air Self- sjiace. 1 . ue of each of the new rifles at Town Oommittee. trars and Admissions Officers. and Mrs. Frank Kristoff, vas the second district to sell One Parrot Type in U.S. Coventry bleach. their mutual friends together in defense Force jetflghtera at Children...... whose...... lost names . $106,...... but...... said that...... nothing else The committee changed its He received his Masters degree clinics; Mrs. Ernest LeDoyt, fire extinguishers, all proceeds the Bruce's apricot - colored P^Ls over Japan today begin ^ th A through Q wUl at- had been taken in the theft, USED CARS meeting date to the second PHOENIX, Ariz. - - About 190 in education from Southern Illi Mrs. Kristoff, Mrs. Robert from the sale going toward ex drawing room is going to have ®®‘ <^^tAln any dangerous lend the 1 p.m. session while National Guard officials said T i9 Prices Paid Thursday of each month to species of , parrots Inhabit North nois University in 1964. Lewis, Mrs. William Lott and pansion of department facili PERM...... Reg. $25.00 the kind of scenery, stellar of radioactivity attrlb- those whose names begin with they have no way of knowing (D jajbuf^ SioJU L6u\ avoid conflicting with the Board and South America, but only For All Makes! He is married to the former PHNA Drive Mrs. Ray Stout, development ties. costlivg and dialogue that could ^ Communist China’s nu- jj through Z will attend the 4 how many persons took part In of Selectmen add Board Fi one Is found In the United FROSTING Reg. $35.00 TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONB _ ot Carol Louise Arsenault of West program; Mrs. John. Greene, Anyone outside the second go right Into a broadway play Lest last Thursday, the De- p.m. session. the theft. nance meetings usually held on States. ’This is the thiek-bllled CARTER CHEVROUT Rt. e ft 44A — <^en Daily and Bonday Springfield, Mass. ’Ihe couple Mrs. Coughlin, Mrs. Lott and district who would like to pur about Washington. . *®"®® Agency reported. on Saturday and Sunday the ------Parkade Branch — Monday thru Saturday Tuesday nights. Yields $950 parrot that sometimes enters VIRGIN B LEA C H ...... Reg. $35.00 C O .. IN C. has four children. Mrs. David Roach, finance; chase an extinguisher or de ■ ’ The agency said its jetflg^t- post will conduct a tag sale at Lodybugs to not die at the (dobn and Bemloe Bleg) Hie l^publicans are planning Deeds Filed The Public Health Nurses Mrs. Robert Simmons, Mrs. sires infcrmation can call Carl Arizona from Mexico. 1229 Main St. a victory dance wi Lincoln’s Complete Jacqueline Onassls drove by collected the samples at an the post home from 9 a.m. to «nd of the season like so many Six warranty deed property Association fund drive for this Robert Hufford, Mrs. Alvah Hlcldng, iRaymond Barker or the outside of the John F. Ken- ®1“ ™^® of about 29,500 feet ^ both days. other InsecU, but hibernate for Plume 649-S238 Birthday In February. year is nearing an end, and N O W ! * 18.95 EA. with Wiglet transfers were filed with Town Phillips, Mrs. Stout, nominat Richard Mason. nedy Center for the performing ^I’ove Sapporo, Sendai, Tokyo, proceeds will be used to off- winter, Attend Meeting finance chanmian John Green ’There will be immediate de dlerk Elaine Bugbee last week. ing; Mrs. Harry McKuslck, arts here twice on Nov. 4 and 5 LJs^a and Fukuoka. ggt the expense of the Christ- ' Tolland County Extension reports that to date $660 has livery. Deeds filed Include John R. Mrs. Andrew Djiounas, Mrs. F U E l i7 Q e G d . but she did not Indicate any de- L;o*nmunlst China conducted mas party and to help poy off Agent John Elliott and State and Louise V. Sharkey to 'Hiom- been received from 186 contrib Lewis, Mrs. Roach, nursing. Snowmobile Club sire to sneak inside for a quick “ *® ‘ ®*l *** ®® Atmosphere with the mortgage on the property Rep. Robert 'D^ King attended as S. and Ann L. Vivlano, prop utors. Also, Mrs. Hufford, Mrs. Mc- ’The Coventry Glaciers snow OIL ■ C.O.D. 5ENIOR CITIZEN5 the 25th anniveraary meeting ot In addition, $42 has been col mobile club will be meeting on These Wiglets make unannounced tour around the explosive yield equivalent to before the first of the year, erty on Grant Hill Rd. Kusick, Mrs. Owen Trask, per Jake vast Interior, 20,000 tons of TNT. nnoohle Winners the state Association of Soil and lected from jars placed in var sonnel policies; Mrs. LeDoyt, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Up Shampoo \ Mon. Atherton B. Ryan for Jackie a perfect gift for She "likes" the facade, ac ac------Winners In the Tuesday ses- Water Conservation districts. ious local stores. Green said ative; Mrs. McKuslck, public tons Garage, at the comer of Lee and Mary Ann Renlck to KELLEY I SONS & Set $2.50 cording to her mother, Mrs. i f i , - - , —. „ r™ ___ . sion of the Vernon Senior Cltl- Tues. New Year’s Ball Pedro J. and Nerieda Velazlo, that even though the jars have Mrs. Djiounas, PHNA represent- Depot Rd. and Rt. 32 in Mans every woman for ( n l d o i Pre-Holiday Sale! 24-HB. BIUKNEB SUBVIlOE Hugh D. Auchlncloss, who was D e e iie a I n r e a t pinochle group were: St Matthew’s Church Scholar now been removed from the relatlons; Jacob Wlsenall, Her- field. Haircut $2.00 property on Merrow Rd. In the car as her daughter NEW YORK — The Idiapra Kathryn Foley, 717; Elsie MU- Huffe 3 Day Savinsg in Every Department Wed. ship Committee will again spOHr FYank F. Merrill to James stores, "we haven’t closed the 'bert Custer, Mrs. Djiounas, Mrs. 'Thanksgiving Service the Holiday season. Tues., Wed., Thun. Only cruised past the structure en beetle of India and Ceylon ler, 712; Gertrude Edwards, sor a New Year’s Eve Ball in Russell and Patricia J. Toomey, door to more contributions." Harris, public relations; Mrs. 'The Prince of Peace Luther 647-9732 route to and from National Air- could become a serious menace 698; Rutti Corbin, 068; Minnie the church Parish Center to p r ^ r t y on Grant Hill 'Rd. Those who would like to con Roach, Mrs. Coughlin, ’Trask, an Church will hold a special benefit the scholarship fund. church service on ’Thanksgiving Serving Greater Manchester, port. to grain stored In the United Luetjen, 669; Irene Petersen, Holiday Leohard Jacobs, trustee to tribute can mall donaUons to salary schedule. 34 OAK STREET. MANCHESTER 'The Penthouse Four will pro Green at his home on Trow For the PHNA-operated Thrift morning at 9. Vemen, Coventry, Tolland, Mrs. Onassls came down States. In Asia these beetles 602; Ehnlly Brooks, 656; Mar- Cory ^Comingware* vide dance music from 9 p.m. F^chaelAtnd June Laurla, prop Helpers bridge Rd., or to the PHNA of and Gift Shop, committees are Manchester Evening Herald Ellington and South Windsor overnight from New York to frequently destroy 5 to 15 per garet Meacham, 661. until 2 a.m .' A buffet will be erty in Country Hills. Colt 643-6266 visit her stepfather, who waa cent of stored grain and 76 per Thursday tournament win- David C. and Pauline A. fice in the Town Hall. as follows: Cleaning, Mrs. Lew Coventry correspondent Holly served shortly before 10 p.m. hospitalized at Sibley Hospital cent of sacked grain during the ners were; Ann Slechslg 601; 24 Cup iElectromatic Ogren to David and Lynn R. At a recent meeting of the is, Robert Simmons, Trask, Ja Gantner, tel. 742-8795. and coffee and donuts will be PHNA executive board, presi cob Wlsenall; selling, Mrs. Har but is now recuperating at his first year of an Infestation. Emily Brooks, 500; Ted LieBoc, available before leaving. Reser Marder, property oi\^ Grahaber Rd. dent Owen Trask announced ris, ’Trask; sorting and pricing, Georgetown home. The pest has become so wide- 687; Ruth CorMn, 586. There Coffee Perc. vations may be made by con-, the make up of working com- Mrs. Coughlin, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Auchlncloss indicated spread it constantly threatens ^11 be no pinochle this week, tactlng Rev. J. Clifford Curtin A quit claim deed was also, iplttees for 1971-72. that the inside of the center will the United States through im- The following week there will Say recorded transferring property Mrs. LeDoyt, and Mrs. Lewis; YES, VINYL IS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN ALUMINUM, RETAIL! at the Rectory. Each committee chairman washing and iroidng, Mrs. hold few surprises for Mrs. ports. be regular play on Tuesday and It! Maker On Board Ship from Federal Savings and Loan Charge Our Rag. 29.95 will call committee meetings Harris, Mrs. LeDoyt, Mrs. Kris- BUT CHECK THE FEATURES EELOW Onassls when she does finally Navy P.O.3.C. Gilbert D. Association of East Hartford to as needed and report back to toff, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Mc make an inspection. She has Warren, son of Mr. w d Mrs. John W. and Peggy Ann Camp Rag.19.RR the board, Trask, said. ■ Kuslck. studied "millions of models" David G. Warren, RFD 1, has bell for property on Robbie Rd. HOVY WOULD YOU UKE TO VINYUZE YOUR HOME FOR LESS The committees are as Fire Extinguishers and is familiar with every an reported for duty aboard the follows: Mrs. Richard The North Coventry Volun gle. U.S.S. Observeition Island, a Manchester Evening Herald THAN ALUMINUM? ^ opan Our Rag. 12.69 Coughlin, Mrs. Stanley Harris teer FHre Department will can She plans to come, her moth 1 7 ^ 8 19.99 missile testing ship homeported Tolland correspondent, Bette er said, " ^ e n there Is some Saif It ftl evtry Hamilton Beach OO Stainless steel pump and heat unit. lO^cup at Pearl Harbor. Quatrale, Tel. 875-2845. thing she thinks the children 8 to 24 cups of perfect coffee! Ught tells Class Reunion USTOM FRAMING n l ^ t Electric Carving Knife ^ « 0 0 capacity. A very special gift! Famous will enjoy seeing.” when to serve. Taste-free stainless steel. Corning guarantee. ' John P. Kolano of Crestwood NOW!! THROUGH UNITED VOU WILL..,. Famous hole-in-handle knife for perfect Rd. has been named chairman tha wltfoal# af m ftiim ft #A24S Tobacco Exports Slip P o ^ u rri ehriftmati carving balance. 8 ft. cord. #275. of the American International Omnibus One , A>wfltoi»>i maiMlMmi'i__ College. 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FLINTY OP PRII PARKING SPACE Mon thru Fri. 9:30 to 10:00 p.m. — 643-1904 UNlTEa> CONTRACTORS WB ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS Manchester, ______Saturday 9 a.m, to 10:00 #.m.. CALL LOCALLY 646-1050 EVENINGS 7-10 P.M. OR 666-5651 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22^ 1971 South Windsor serving at the Marino Corps MANCHESTER nfvENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN:, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 PAGE FIFTEEN Manchester Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. ROOHNG^IPINO Hospital Notes Lrfihickey Wins Little League CERAMIC TILE ma Friedman’s class at Bolton The South Windsor Little Bolton Elementary School will present VISITING HOURS Painting Award Longue anticipates a groat deal ROBERT P. ROY Union Chief Predicts an original Thanksgiving pro-, Irish Nuns Absolved liiteriiiodintr Cam Smiii- of growth next season, and la ductlon tomorrow afternoon at private, noon • 8 p.ni., and i Bernard Lahlckoy’a oil row seeking adult managers Yule Bazaar 2:15 p.m. styrofoam in all shapot and umpires, According to p.m. ■ 8 p.ni.; private rooina, painting, ’.’Field Sheds” took the A re-enactment of the first 16 a.iii. • i p.ni., and 4 p.ni. • 8 President Donald C. Moroure, Bus ^ Contract Okay Thanksgiving will be the high In Gimruimer Count O pM p.ni. “Painting of the Year” award the organisation expects to NEW HAVEN (AP) Slated Dec. 4 light of the program.. Holiday Hie wore not revealed but union BELFAST, Northern Ireland guerrilla tactics and the repres- •v«ry PedlatricH: Parenta allowed at the South Windsor Art field about 40 teams in four reauIU of a contract vote by members In Hartford said It songs and dances will also be divisions; more than 600 boys. r a n g e and B’Inal plans are being made featored, Children have design (AP) — The British army to- "lo" methods of British troops, any time except noon^3 p.m.; League’s Annual Arts and bus drivers and mechanloa In contained the 5.6 per cent In- “Christmas In th« Oountrv othem, 8 p.m. • 8 p.m. Grange FUEL OIL ed original scenery and cos day absolved nuns at a Roman It cited "particularly cold- Crafts Show. iht«« ni«u. ».iii ____ .... cr«ase In wages and benefits «»n»tmas in the Country, narlv „ . . . blooded murders In recent Self Service; 10 o.iii. • 2 p.m.; The Wapping Grange will GASOLINE which company chairman E. “nnnal holiday bazaar tumes carrying out the Catholic convent where arms ^ To compete for the award the here tonight. ehrithnotl I p.m. ■ 8 p.m. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Clayton Gengras announced sponsored by the women of St. pilgrim theme. painting must bo representative Parents and friends are wel were found of any complicity In and destructlcn” left by the Iiileiisive Care and Coronary the Wapping Community House. And one union leader U pro- last week. Oeonre's Fni.nnniii ohnr..h «« gunrunning tor Northern Ire- guerrillas In their effort to of life In South Windsor. The The program will be on ritual BANTLY OIL come to atend the perform- Caiv; Immediate family onlv, painting will hang in the lobby dieting that the 700 members of They also sold It would ex- r i ^ ^ land’s guerrillas. wrest Northern Ireland from any time. Hmited to five min and parliamentary procedures. COMPANY, INC. mance. of the Town ^all for one year. Bulletin Board "There Is no question of any- Protestant control and unite 'It iitea. Lahlckey, who came to South Book M r ton, AFL-CIO, will ratify the that It contained a cost of held nep i from m u m m x body thinking that the nuns with the predominantly Roman .Maternity: PatherH, II a.m. The annual “Book Fair and 331 Main Stroef contract with the Oonneotlout living allowance. „ „ The Public Building Commis were concerned In hoarding Catholic Irish republic. Windsor two years ago with his Learning Festival,” sponsored sion will meet tonight at 7:80 In IZM p.m., and 6:.S0 p.m. ■ 8 wife Joan and daughter Beth, Tel. 649-4595 Co. and avert a bus strike. The Even If the Immediate quba- toNudinJ denlTi^in’ Items cf military Interest,” said At the same time, the bishops p.m.; otherw, .S p.m. - 4 p.m., by the Avery Street WA will bus company serves 35 towns In tion of the strike Is settled the ^ ^ the fireplace room of Commu- a spokesman at military head- said British soldiers must stop said the town’s art functions be held Dec. 1 and 2 from 9:80 the Hartford, New Haven and question of the state subsidies 1 weaving and pot- nlty Hall. and 6:.S0 p.m. ■ 8 p.m. have motivated him Into con Rockville 875-3774 quarters. ”We are sure the what they called "Immoral and A|(e LImitfl; 16 In maternity, a.m. to 4:80 p.m, and from 7 Stamford areas. for the company Is still not set- niaKing. u k ... 'a e newly formed Salary weapons were planted there inhuman” Interrogation meth- tinuing with his painting ability. to 9 p.m. on both days. Union members in Hartford Ued. Metal sculpture, herb dts- 12 In other areaH, m. limit In He said he entered his water Btudy Committee will meet to- without the nuns’ knowledge,” cds used on suspected members 8elf-8orvlce. Children, parents and friends and Stamford voted over the Five mayors met with Gov. relief work and hand- idght at 7:30 In the selectman’s More than 100 armed troops, cf the Irish Republican Army. color desert scene “The Sen- will have the opportunity to weekend and the New Haven Thomas J. Mesklll Saturday to candles will be avail- The omerKcnry entrance on ora,” In this year’s Wapping “ _f®' _ . . ... with dogs and metal detectors. Soldiers arrested 27 people In Armory St. Is the only hospital browse and purchase low-oost local votes today. discuss the financial problems Wooden plaques, enamel- Board of Finance will searched the 20-acre grounds of raids on houses and during ml- Fair and won first place. He is books and creative curriculum n ie results of the voting are bus companies, ' on-coppor creations, dried flow- entrance open from 11 p.m. to also Interested In photography meet tomorrow night at 7:30 In Ckmvent of the Sacred nor disturbances In the last 24 I a.m. All other outside doors related learning materials. W H. to be announced after all the Mesklll said the state Depart- Pictures, advent calendars the fireplace room of Commu- Heart In Armagh on Sunday, hours, ,the army spokesman and had two entries In that Chairman of the event is locals have voted. ment of Transportation Is going jewelry wlU also be dls- are locked during the idght category, the Newfoundland Iris nlty Hall. ^ commandos worked, 31 said. Ten homes were searched shift. Mrs. Barbara Reckendorf, Henry G. Helmar, president tc make a survey of the 10 bus Ployad and sold, according to nuns prayed inside the building. In Kllrea, County Londonderry, ) and a frog he calls “Rriib-ltt.” of Local 443 In Stamford, pre- companies In the state — In- ***■•*• Henry McDonough, gen- Before coming to South Wind Bolton correspondent, Judith where troops did not enter. where 14 were arrested, but Patients Today; 238 Manchester Evening Herald ENGLAND dlcted Sunday that the contract eluding the Connecticut Co. be- chairman, Donohue, Tel. 649-8409. >rhe swoop came 24 hours aft- nothing was reported found. sor, he said he only dabbled would be accepted. fore deciding on any subsidies. Tables of baked goods, candy, ADMITTED SATURDAY; “without any real consequence” South Wlndso Correspondent ------er a small cache at weapons The other arrests were made Mrs. Adam N. Booth, Eleanor Barbara Varrlck Tel. 644-8874 ’I would predict the contract------The survey----„ will------be made------to see knitted goods, white elephants, was discovered by chance bur- In Londonderry, Belfast and in painting. would be accepted throughout H Its possible to get federal aid tmristmas^ aecorations are^^also SoyocstlB CiOOK6d i'8 8 t6 r ted cn the convent grounds. Lurgan. Londonderry, Northern Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Elsie E. Lahlckey is a senior experi LUMBER Freheit, 14 We'stwood St.; Mrs. the state ... It sounds like a fer new buses as well as de- I® be popular attrw- Troops carried out a fruitless Ireland’s second city, had a mental engineer at Pratt and good contract too and I recom- termlnlng how much help the rions. LTOOOLN, Neb, Soybeans Margaret J. Gazdzlckl, 172 Whitney Aircraft in Blast Hart COMPANY search Friday at another rell- brief spasm of rioting Sunday, Maple St.; Albert W. Green- mended that our membership firms might need from state Homebaked bread and baked contain a substance tout, If not glous Institution, the Monastery The death toll In Northern m irm isriW ihx ford. He lives at 54 Northvlew accept It,” Helmar said. and local governments. ‘he church ovens Inactivated by cooking, Inhibits PRE*HOLIDAY SPECIAL spoon, 3 Poplar St., South Wind Dr. of cur Lady of Bethlehem at Ireland’s 27 months of turmoil Bolton Notch, Conn. TTie strike was originally set Transportation Commlsslimer h® available, and a light the livestock enzymes trypsin Portglenone in Country Antrim, stands at 169. Save sot. Barton's Continental Chocolates. I lb. 6 oz. Luscious centers sor. Other winners include, in the lunch may be purchased at the and erepsln and reduces an ant Also, Eric G. Hedberg, 79 children’s division: BTrst prize, for midnight Sunday, but the A. Earl Wood said If the feder- the heme of a Cistercian b r o t h ------of fruits, nuts, crunches, cremes and caramels. Miniature chocolates 0 ' doadltne was pushed back a c.1 government approved the snack bar. mal’s ability to use soybean erhood of monks. n i. x? _ ta combined with regular size pieces. Rag. $3.95, now only $3.45. Ridge St.; Jrtin Jamroga, EUist Unexpected ^Degree’ Cynthia Bartolan, Kent Carney, Mrs. Rigby Graham, publicl- protein, A 80 to 60 per cent In- Hartford; Ragnar A, Johnson, day because the New Haven to- state’s application It would take That operation followed the P e a c h -E a lin g D ro p s Double Size, reg. $7.90, now $6.90. On sale thru December 5th only. and Beth Ingraham; second ty chairman, noted that wooden crease in nutritive value has arrest of two monks from the PORTLAND, Ore. — Per 68 Box Mt. Dr., Vernon; Mrs. A demonstrator from the National Welfare Rights awarded Richardson at the Albert Einstein College prize, Sheryl Clay, James Ken cal couldn’t vote until today. at least a year to get new Anna N. Koetsch, Broad Brook; kSTOP coiesmiTis DRAFTS „ Details of the settlement buses. jewelry designed and crafted been observed after proper monastery on charges of assist- capita peach-eating In the United Organization, center, with hand uplifted, faces of Medicine in New York. The demonstrator said way and Roger Morrlssettc; FleX 'D -Q I^ by the late James Laidlaw of cooking. ing in the prison escape of two States Is trending down be- Nicole LiaBonte, Glastonbury; HEW Secretary Elliot Richardson, third fi'om right, his organization conferred upon Richardson “the third prize, Susan Kalat, Bryan Mrs. Silvia A. LaPenta, 65 • CgVSTAL CUAR Coventry, will also be sold at New agricultural researchers guerrillas dressed as priests. cause of a falling off In con- yesterday as an honorary degree was about to be doctor of law degree in social repression.” Manion and Jeanne Marshall. • CUT,TACK,StWor$IAL .STtC the fair. This jewelry has been at Lincoln have found a new Roman Catholic churchmen, sumption of fresh and dried Wedgewood Dr.; Mrs. Neuicy In the adult division, abstract • HUNDRIOS OF USIS ■ . ,n 1>\>' L. Moeur, 132 Prospect St., Teacher G>ntract Disputes a favorite attraction In previous method of cooking soybeans, in a statement released Sunday peaches. By 1080, per capita ford Springs; Mrs. Helen K. entries: Thomas Arey, first INDOORS A OUTDOORS years, Mrs. Graham said. called radio-frequency dielectric by William Cardinal Conway, use Is projected to be down to Rockville. urged el-Shawa to “take the prize; Helen Veitch, second; •Munsnerau. 4 5 5 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER Barker, 163 Woodland St. Fle«0Gls5$ Thanksgiving ProduoUon heating, which takes only about primate of all Ireland, con- 12.1 pounds from the 14.2-pound Also, Mrs. Marian C. O’Con Arab Guerrilla Kills Self submachine gun and grenades Mary Jean Vogt, third, and Also, Mrs. Donald Sauer and the only Ended in Two State Towns Second graders In Mrs. Iliel- one minute. demned both ithe cut-throat figure of 1969. 'YOUR COMMUNITY HEALTH SER VICE STORE’ nor, 34 Saginaw St., Wapplng; sc that you can perhaps fight Henry Novgard, fourth. Tradi ii son, 9 Westfield St.; Mrs. Duane ngainst your enemies, the Only plastic window; By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cause they had received unoffi- Bradford H. IHnney, Stafford tional entries: Marcia Bailey, A. Thompson and daughter, Ehi- After Deportation Stalls Egyptian Arabs,” the Israelis material Teachers and pupils returned assurance that the town Springs; Helen Shuffle, 41 Du field; Mrs. Kenneth L. Hoffman first prize; Luciana Helnmen, 36°3 Ft. widt. MGuaranteed val St.; Mr?. Ethel B. Umbrell, added. MANCHESTER to classes today In two Con- ®®‘' and daughter, SO Nye St., Rock- TEL Avrv (AP) — An Arab fer all to leave the Israeli-con- TTie surprising reference to second; BYances Scully, third; 2 Full Years. tlement, 277 W. High St.; Mrs. Shirley vUle; Mrs. Lance Johnson and trolled area. Egypt, and not Israel, as the Gordon Lundsford, fourth; Hardware & Supply H. Zaparesky, 46 Richard Rd., guerrilla commander com Jeanne Yoxall, flfith, and Thom ERNEST LARSON, Prop. WE HAVE daughter, Stafford Springs. mitted suicide in the home of Hussaini, 28, was identified enemy may have alluded to the 877 Main St., Manchester Vernon. as a member of a large and imprisonment and torture of el- as DeFronzo, slx]th. THE ADMITTED YESTE5RDAY: DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: the Gaza mayor when negotia 643-4425 wealthy Jerusalem family. He Shawa’s brother Rashdi by EMward Parclak took first GENUINE sjjxssk”"- . r ; ' " Mrs. Alvin M. Allen, 445 Oak Richard Peterson, 57 Tudor tions with the Israelis for his had been a commander of the prize In photography anid Thom ^In a r ilf n n l airrA am o n t ‘ *'® S«ttl®«»®At W lllc h WOUld gO Lane; Benjamin Kuligowakl, 29 Cairo military authorities fol land St.; Mrs. Phyllis Arnold, deportation broke down, the Is Palestine Liberation Forces in lowing the >1956 Sinai campaign. as Arey pladed first in sculpture. ended Broad Brook; Gautam Arnold, Cottage St.; William G. Jack- Gaza for' four years and was The “Best in Show” award strike. Today was the first time Members of the Milford Edu- son, 110 Hawthorne St.; Mrs. raelis said today. Rashdi el-Shawa had been ap East Hartford; Donald K. Berg ranked No. 17 cn the Israeli pointed mayor by the Israelis went to Isabel Compasso for her STOP^lii^WINTER DRAFTS slnce last Wednesday that ®®tlon Association voted 881-88 eron Jr., 20 Knox St.; Ronald Martha J. Turner, 65 Dower Dr., Details of the death Sunday wanted list of guerrillas. oil painting "Floral Fantasy.” Transparent Plastic school was open to pupils. Saturday to accept a new two- South Windsor; Mrs. Doris J. cf Zlad Muhammed Muhedin el- during the brief occupation cf L. Bilodeau, 189 Vernon St.; The organization was said to the Gaza Strip at that time. Prizes were donated by the S T O R M KITS School Supt. George 'Ifitelll contract and end a two- Mrs. Victoria K. BUss, 283 High Bensen, 257 'Lu^ow Rd. Hussaini were disclosed- by Hartford FYaming Company, said attendance at Milford’s d ^ s trik e . . Also, Patrick J. Barry, Stam Brig. Gen. Yitzhak Pundak, be involved in a number of When the Egyptians returned to land St. sabotage acts and murders. Gaza after ithe Jewish forces South Windsor Bank and ’Trust high schools was "Bjikmal, and "Pke contract includes an Also, Mrs. Dorothy Bragan, ford; Carl E. Krbtm, 130 Bene military governor of the occu Co., Watson Guptll Publishers, I expect the elem eiw ^ schools automatlq 8% per cent increaro Pttgrun AAiUs pied Gaza Strip. Pundak contacted S h a w a withdrew, he was accused of Enfield; Roy Burba, Williman- dict Dr., South Windsor; Eliza^ collaboration. Briggs Paint Co., Robert Sim to be normal ” *“1**^®® Increments both A. Vendetta, 40 Englewood Pundak said Hussaini hid for through intermediaries tw o tic; Richard J. Caron, 61 Dart montrs ago and asked him to mons Inc., Anco Wood Special In Wallingford, the board of ranging f i ^ 6.6 ^ r cent to 7.9 HUl Rd., South Windsor; Angelo D r.; Nicholas Jackston, 406 41 days In the home of Mayor ties, Permanent Pigment Inc., education reached a last-minute P®r cent In the first year of the FABRIC DEPARTMENT /^STORES Hackmatack St.; Mrs. Marsha Rashid el-Shawa while the negotiate safe passage out of L. Comarella, Stafford Springs; Israeli-occupied territories. 16 Qiecks on Newsprint Craftint, Grumbacher, and Duro STORM WINDOW KIT ^9f,. settlement with teachers over provides a Mrs. Qynthia Devinetz, Blast L. Klngsbuiy, 4B Mt. Vernon mayor negotiated for the guer Art Supplies, Kit consists of 36* x 72* tough plastic the weekend. A spokesman for cost-o<-llvlng Increa^ up to Dr., Rockville. rilla’s expulsion. The mayor, a wealthy Gaza TORONTO—^Newsprint Is en Windsor; Brian K. Dlmock, 20 gineered 16 ways: B\>r content, Commendation sheet, 18 ft. fibre moulding ana nails. the school department there P®*" ®®*“ ‘h® *®®®"^ Tpnnel Rd.,- Vernon; Mrs. Jen Also, Mrs. Cecelia E. Laine, The general told a news con citrus grower who took office in year. September, took the case to the moisture, formation, porosity, Marine Opl. Barry D. Gullano, STORM DOOR KIT 4 9 1 said “everything Is normal ex nie C. EUworth, Knollwood 233 Haickmatack St.; Mrs. Mary ference that no charges have cept we’ve been getting a lot of Schools were closed for two L. Laskey, 28 Jan Dr., Vemon; authcrlties, Pundak said. stretch, opacity, strength, thick son of Mr. and Mrs. Oosmo lAgVTC Kit consists of 36* x 84* tough plastic days during the strike last Dr., Coventry; Mrs. Carolyn been levied against el-Shawa ness, Ink reception, brightness, Gullano, 160 Birch Ifill Dr. has NRTAU sheet, 21 ft. of fibre moulding andd r nails. telephone calls.” G. Hutchinson, Bloomfield; Mrs. Mrs. Amadlne R. Luyster, pending the result of an investi- On Oct. 11, according to this nsMsor Tho Wniiinvfard week. Tile Board of Education Storrs; Mrs. Mae E. Griffin, acccunt, Hussaini appeared at density, color, basic weight, been awarded a Meritorius Mast At Hardware t Lumbar Dealara Evtrywhare Ethel M. Kehoe, East Hartford; gaticn. The military governor hardness, smoothness and wind for his dedication to duty, pro The Wallingford agi^ement Blast Hartford; Benjamin E. the mayor’s house unexpectedly Warp Bros. Piona«rt In Platticf Mrs. Patricia A. Koshko, 62 said the Israelis had no knowl ing. EttaMlth«d 1924 Phelps, Blast Hartford; Mrs. and demanded refuge while the fessionalism and initiative while Chlcafo 60691 came at a Teetlng originally c^ld ^ Sew up Waulsworth St.; Mrs. Gertrude edge that Hussaini was hiding called to discuss possible job Lautenbach, 28 Cottage St.; Mary L. Boudreau, Lindholm in the mayor’s home. negotiations were being con Comer, Andover. actions. The teachers have J" Christine H. Law, 133 Loomis According to Pundak, the ducted. The guerrilla brought been without a contract since «i IFridaj^___ with him a Soviet-made Ka St.; Ronald E. Luce, Skinner Also, Mrs. Laura L. Brown, guerrilla shot himself through last July and have been nego Rd., Vernon. 2814 Ellington Rd., Wapping; the head after being told the Is lashnikov submachine gain and a case of hand grenades. tiating for this one since No Also, Mrs. Ruth Q. Muller, Mrs. Lucille L. Boutin, 367 raelis had turned down his con-' vember 1970. Mw, 105, Dies East Hartford; Raymond M. Smith St., South Windsor; Mrs. dltlons. Hussaini reportedly Pundak said the mayor re T he town councU has twice bAR HARBOR, Maine AP Nason, WlUmantlc; Timothy D. Pearl L. Hodge, 10 W. Middle wanted safe conduct out of Is ported the suicide after finding rejected pacts between the a Bar Hsu-bor man is dead at Reynolds, 12 Kane Rd.; Donna Tpke.; John F. Clapp, 14 Haynes raeli territory for himself and the bedy in the cellar of his boEud and the Wallingford Eklu- the age of 106. John Thomas the Season with P. RoUlnwm, 40 Foley St.; Mrs. St.; Helga Bertram, 470 Adams his entire organization of 39-40 home. cation Association and has died in a Bar Harbor nursing Kathleen P. Smith, 170 Bene St. ^ men. The Israelis said Hussaini left called a special meeting tonight home yesterday, dict Dr., South Windsor. Also, Mrs. Lena E. Agnes, 55 The military authorities had a will which praised the mayor to vote on this contract which Bom In Rexton, New Bruns- Coleman Rd.; Michael F. Au- insisted on an investigation of as an “.honorable man and the teachers say contains a 6 wick, Thomas moved to the BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son dette, 42 Lancaster Rd.; Paul each man’s activity and re • hero.” per cent hike In the salary United States as' a youth. For to Mr. and Mrs. Carroll V. Roix, East Hartford; Mrs. Pa fused to g;rant prior permission 'The guerrilla’s last words schedules. many years he was a g;ardener Perez, 173 Spruce St. tricia Brock, Harriet Dr., Ver A spokesman for the WEA at the E. B. Howard estate In non; Jack Sanson, 200 Oak St., said the teachers voted to rat- Hulls Cove. Later he was self- BIRTH YESTERDAY: A South Windsor; Russell C. An Fabric Savings ify the one-year cmitract be- employed. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dan derson, 26 Edgerton St.; Mario \ iel Lareau, East Hartford. Bertone, 28 Charter Rd., Rock open DISCHARGED SATURDAY: ville. Edwin F. Glldden, 480 Oakland Also, Louis Mellow, 163 Ben jBm inji It tit every Rd., South Windsor; William J. ton St.; Mrs. Virginia M. Mar night Skoneskl, 26 Hollister St.; Mrs. tin, 359 Avery St., Wapping; till Mrs. Margery N. Montandon, TM rm i Carol A. Beecher, Laurwood tile miraele ermolaftMt M christnras! Dr., Bolton; Guy 3. Simpkins, Ellington; Kevin D. Unsworth, downtown Warehouse Point; Mrs. Agnes 42 Jan Dr., Hebron; Mrs. Ka- P. Sabourin, Stafford Springs. ' zimiera Obleglo, Eart Hartford. Also, Mrs. John Supemaugh see US for foam pillows WOOLENS Also, Penelope J. Joyner, 35 Phelps Rd.; Harry Stetson, 14 and son, 153 Eldridge St.; Mrs. Montclair Dr.; Anthony J. Syl Adalbert Reaviel and daughter, vester, East Hartford: Robert Stafford Springs; Mrs. Richard HERRINGBONES •TWEEDS A. White Jr., 6 Rlsley Rd., Ver Barger and son, Daly Rd., He non; Charles R. Calver, Leb bron: Mrs. Robert L. Tingley anon; Mrs. Loma M. Webster, and daughter, 137C Hilliard St. Storrs; J. Daniel Lynch, 177 PLAIDS •CHECKS School St. yd Also, Mark A. Salisbury, East Thieves Really SCANDINAVIANS Hartford; Barry P. Meltzer, 17 Values to $4.49 Steep Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. Ste^l the Show >- Christine Miarecki, Plnney Hill Apts., Rockville; Laurence N. KNOXVILLIe, Tenn. (AP) — Gates, PO Box 2302, Vernon. The Fox Theater was closed He and She Whisjky Also Harry M. Fraser, 192 Sunday after someone stole the FUNERAL HOME Hartford Rd.; William Zorskis, shew. 175 Hilliard St.; Thomas A. 142 East Center Street HDLIDAY Manager Tom Jensen said a FAKE FURS Virglllo, Bethel; Robert Flruie- TELEPHONE 649-7196 gan, 167 Park St.; Jeffrey L. thief entered the theater early A great holiday gift! Cowan, Brimfleld, Mass. Sunday and stole six reels of Also, Mrs. Bessie Moore, film and two portable television TONS OF IT AT ^p88 sets. / BRDCADES Stafford Springs; Mrs. Mary ■ vd Jensen estimated the value of ROY. M. THOMPSON I.ambou, Glastonbury; Mrs. Ida T FEATHER-LIGHT New 1972 potterns and ^ R. Santoro, Wethersfield; Mrs. the film, "Bless the Beast and Associate Director TD Eleanor F. Gustafson, 17 the Children.” and the tele This holiday, a lot of people colors for party ond > Division St.; Debra Fitzgerald, vision sets at more than $1,0(X). ™,CES g M i yd 30 Scontlc Meadow Rd., South are coming up with the same great |9 8 evening wear. Windsor. answers Also, Mrs. Fanny Johnson, Used Oil Top Offender gift idea. It’s Imported Canadian NEW YORK—While oil spills Any questions on funerals, customs, pro r yd Values to $5.98 Mystic; Mrs. Margaret E. Chap from ocean tankers make news, man, Ellington; Harry W. they were responsible for only cedures, etc. Come in, phone or write for MacNaughton, the one whisky IT'S HERE! Schultz, Glastonbury; Mrs. Cher a dependable answer. No obligation, natur yl A. Henry, 41 Strant St.; Mrs. 2 per cent of the 5 million gal-. THE SOFT CONTACT LENS Ions of oil dumped in the ally. everyone enjoys. Pearl J. Caouette, 178 Mountain world's waters last year. SERVICE IS MORE THAN A WORD — Rd.: Mrs. Virginia B. Owen, 86 Cooper St.; Mrs. Catherine The biggest such pollutai IL in It’s the perfect gift to give and The RevoluUonary N»w BoflensTM and Hard Contact Lensea Qlv« a gift that'* raally diffarant... a GIFT CERTIFICATE for fabulous fabrics u.sed motor and industrial oil. Perhaps this question has been on your ore Now Available on PrtoorlpUon Only. If you would Combs, Glastonbury. mind: like to wear Contact Lenies see your Doctor, then call us for Also, Mrs. Elsie F. Bedell, 44 More than 3 million tons of this the perfect drink to serve this — 68 per cent of the total — a Trial Period. You may have read about them, Now wear Griswold St.; Mrs. Carlynne M. a pair and find out how they feel before you purohoee your FTsher, 44 Horton Rd.; Mrs. were poured last year Into Q. Do you arrange for obituaries to appear holiday season. pair. Our wearera are offered a Service Policy covering Dorothy V. Crombleholme, Staf- storm sewers and rivers by iMsee, maintenance and replacement. factories and service stations. in out of town papers if the family wants thia done ? IF YOU WEAR CONTACT LENSES, then you must know how Intricate and praolee the meoeuremente muet be to enable a weam^to~maoh m ^ oom ^. Experience and extended A. Yes, indeed. And it happens frequently Imported research Is our contribution UHfttoc UHraaoewi. PLAZA DEPT. STORE Jiecause very few families and friends re Canadian MacNaughton (We Have A Notion To Please) main intact in one town these days. Yee SERVICE IB MORE THAN A WOIW AT OPOTCAL Fabric department iStores E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Mkt.) STYLE BAR - that's why eo many of your frteiute go to OPEN WED., THUBS., FBI. till 9 7*8 Main St MANCHESTEZ WEST HARTFORD WALLINGFORD NEW BRITAIN ORANGE M8-1181 G if t Ideas Individually gift wrapped 1144 Now Irilain Avt. Colony Ihopplng Flopa Nowbrito Plozo S49 loilen Peit Rd. at no extra cost. aooed Mon. 494 Oaklond $irotl BRIO A BBAO • KNICK-KNACKS Ic HAND CRAFTED Established 1874-Three generetUms o f Service llxit 94 off l-U.l Elmwood Roulo 5— 1177 N. Colony Rd. Eoit Main Siroot WOODEN WARE FROM AROUND THE WORLD. m Main St. COLLECTORS* ITEMS — BUDGET PRICES Half-gallon also available in gift carton. MI-INO STORE HOURS STORE HOURS m m WHim ■ i uud • n.s moor • Olooed Sot. STO M HOURS Mon. thru Sot. 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Mon. thru FrI. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mon. thru FrI. 10 A.M. to 9:10 P M. (g)ICHULiy IMPORTS (»..S.y„N.V. Monolwater, Sot. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Set. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. de a n , M M 8 l i O ------p,..— « ^ ^ V 4-UW A V*V/AYAYe$ Y A $ AY VF ▼ AMAYAA^Alf AR AVIA ___ ? .i.«. . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI>, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER ?2, 1971 PAGE SEVENTEEN ...... ------. Krzywicki-Becker Spector-Wyman Call'Ferguson Rizza-Daigle W illiamS'Mosher MacLean-Hanchuruck Caroline Christina Becker of The marriage of Myma Fay The marriage of Janlne Claire Sharon Ann Hanchuruck of Manchester became the bride of Wymen of Bridgewater, Masf., Dalglo and Frank Kenneth Rlz- to Kennth M. Speotor of Man Trncy and Roderick Macl.icpn Walter Andrew Knywlokl of za, both of Manchezter, waa chester took place Oot. IT at of Manchester were united In West Hartford Nov. IS at the solemnized Saturday at the ’Temple Beth Emunah In Brock Church of the Assumption. marriage on Oct. 9 In a pint- Unltarian-Universallst Meeting* ton, Mass, The bride Is the daughter of grove -In Wocxlstcxik. house in Hartford. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Daigle The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Satil Wyman of of SB O’Leary Dr. The bride The bride Is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Bridgewater. The bridegroom la groom is the son of M r., and Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hanchu Becker of 38 Waranoke Rd. Iho a son of Mrs. Norman Speotor Mrs. Lucian Rlzza of 812 Cen ruck of Tracy. The bridegrcx>m bridegroom, formerly of Brad- of 67 Wyilys St. and the late Mr. ter St. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Speotor. dock, Pa., is the son of the late The Rev. Robert Burbank of Roderick MacLean of 34 Hoff The bride was given In mar Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krtywlcki. the Church of the Assumption man Rd. riage by her parents. The Rev. Arnold Westwood, performed the double-ring cere The Rev, Edwin Chapman of Miss Berdlne Speotor of Man mony. Bouquets of gladlola, Mansfield performed toe double- minister of the Manchester Unt* chester, sister of the bride mums and pompons were on ring ceremony. Baskets of tarian-Unlversallct Society, per groom, was maid of hmior. Wil formed the double-ring cere tho altar. Paul Chetelat of 11$ chrysanthemums and autumn liam Speotor of Manohester Spring St. was the organist. leaves were used as. decorations. mony. served as his brother’s best The bride was given In mar The bride and bridegroom The bride wore a gown of man. riage by her father. Her gown I' v/erc given In marriage by their peau de sole, designed with After a reception at Temple of Ivory satin was accented ^ ' parents. Her gown was of gold scooped neckline and long Beth Emunah, the couple left sleeves. Her veil of silk illusion on a wedding trip to Florida. with peau d’ange lace and fash chiffon over satin styled with a was arranged from a matching They will live In Vernon. ioned with a high neckline, bish |i mandarin collar, tiered skirt, headpiece, and she carried a Mrs. Speotor Is a graduate of op sleeves, A-l>ne skirt and de bouffant sleeves and trimmed bouquet of georglna orchids and Lesley College, Cambridge, tachable train. Her bouffant veil with floral appliques and ruf baby’s breath. Mass. The bridegroom is a of silk illusion Was a arranged fles. Her cascade bouquet of Mrs. Katrina B. Dexter of graduate of Nichols College, from a duchess cap and she bronze and gold pompons, tan Manhattan, Kan., sister of the Dudley, Mass. carried a colmilal bouquet of gerine sweetheart roses and bride, was matron of honor. She stephanotis, yellow sweetheart star Ivy matched her floral wore a floor-lengUt empire roses, pompons, baby’s breath headpiece. gown of white satin-backed Names Ck>nductors and floor-length streamers. Miss Diane Blake of Walling crepe and deep purple velvet, I Miss Rella Daigle of Vernon ford was the maid of honor. Her NEW YORK (AP) — AMra and she carried a bouquet of Village, Kelly Rd., sister of the colonial style gown was a flor Endo, S3, of Japan, has been lilac orchids and deep purple bride, was maid of honor. al print In autumn colors with named pricipal conductor of the star flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss Karen a gold sash and a matching American Ballet Theater. Daigle and Miss Elaine Daigle, colonial bonnet. She carried a Bridesmaids were Miss Vor- Endo, an accomplished violin both of 89 O’Leary Dr. and sis basket of tangerine fugl mums, raine Dolezinskl of Bast Hart ist, has been a conductor of the ters of the bride; and Miss .. ) sweetheart roses and star Ivy. ford and Miss Susan Rldi of company since he vran the Di Mary Ann Dion of 86 Carter Bridesmaids were Miss Susan Fairfield. They wore floor- mitri Mltropoulos Competltlan 8t. MucLcan of Manchester, sister length empire gowns of white for Young Conductors in 1966. Their gowns were fashioned of the bridegroom: Miss Joan satin-backed crepe and deep He has been music director with velvet bodices and tapes Aubin of Glastonbury, Miss green velvet, and they carried of the Long Beach, Calif., Sym try print skirts, leg of mutton Fran Mcndelohm of Chicago, bouquets of yellow orchids and phony and conductor of the sleeves and bateau necklines 111., and Chris Goldsmith of green star flowers. Westslde Bymidtony In Los An trimmed with gold bradd. The Mansfield. Th^ flower girt was Tina geles. maid of honor’s gown was The bridal attendants were Kriss\oC Braddock, Pa. Her David Gilbert, 38, also was brown and the attendants’ dressed alike in colonial style gown was similar to that worn named a conductor of the com gowns were green. Their colon gowns of burnt orange crepe by the h ■ PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1971 Section Two MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 ment, and In the far dlatanoe, manage the nomination on the stopped all rail transport. To jRan(l)TBtTi i£vTntttg Pages 19 to 36 Hunt Named the Capitol. Senate floor, said Buts should day’s walkout did not appre “ Bight years,’’ .Laurie said, be given the benefit of the Italian Workmen Strike ciably affect train schedules. Jk if Ur$ $0rvtce almost In a whisper, as she doubt. He cited Buts’s promises Employes of foreign airlines Director Of pointed to an Inscription from to try to Improve farm prices. In Rome struck for one day in' ■ | 1 you ta m t . . . Kennedy’s inaugural address Dole, who 1s also the Republi Over Porno Arrest Wave protest against the reported which is a part of the me can national chairman, said he ROME (AP) - d^UiEt tems officials walked out for dismissal of 82 employes of the NCTE Board morial : was surprised the antl-BuU throughout Italy today shut three days In a demand for bet British lines BEA and BOAC in OUbeit B. Hunt, chairman of word go forth^m vote In committee was> so large. newstands. clogged freight traf ter working conditions. a reducUcm of local personnel. He conceded the nomination fic at the frontier and slowed Automobile traffic Into the Air traffic of those companies tlM Mahohester High School alike, that the torch would have trouble on the Sen farm work. country was not seriously af was not affected. English department, is one of has been passed to a new gen- ate floor. ’The newsstands closed at fected but trucks were at a vir Italy’s elementary school tour directors recently elected eratlon of Americans .... " Dole ' said the Impact on noon in a half-day protest tual standstill at some entry teachers were called on strike to the board of the National ‘^^I'hat's ub»" tjaurle said. Buts’s nomination on farm belt against the arrest of 26 news points. last Wednesday and ’Thursday in MEN’S SHOP \J Council of Teachers of English walked over to Robert votes depends on what he does stand operators In Oenoa, Mi The nation’s 1.7 million farms a demand for greater career op as secretary cf agriculture. lan and Florence on charges of hands began a week of reglon- portunities. Tax' office employ ,>«r.> !sra,.r;s.v 'z , x . He said he believes those who selling obscene publications. by-region strikes in expectation es scheduled a two-day walkout 789 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER The 12-man board of directors Bobby had more effect on me oppose the nomination now will 'The newsstand operators de cf a nationwide work stoppage Nov. 29 and 30 for higher pay. represento the 88,000 secondary pollUcally than JFK did,” she be sorry later. manded new legislation on poi> by Friday. ’Hie farm hands are . . . where you*re a friend^ teariiers of English who are said. "I was too young to un- Several of the nation’s large nography and declared that demanding a minimum base NCTB members. Hunt’s consUt- derstand the whole significance farm groups. Including the Na they could not be made respon pay equivalent to |4JiO a day. Coal Bannd in 1273 a$ well Of a ctutomer! uenoy will be the puWio and of the President’s death, even tional Farmers Organisation sible for censoring publications Office workers and mainte I/JNDON—’The first recorded private scho educational subjects, q>eclalls- ______ Ing in modem grammar and d a l t .a« / ai>» a ______ aj U.2IIUSI. ana cnc riew EHigland Screen q# president Tohn w 7^® in two of the open concept classrooms Claire Vickery of White Birch Dr., Tolland, student The weather being what it was this morning, it Nathan Hale School comes pretty close to pro making sure that the rules are observed. In the le to ^ he^teSay a“ ^ teacher from Eastern Connecticut State College; was a movement game, by the numbers, for one viding on-the-rug, at-home reading comfort for background, another study occupies a second group. pubUriiers for wiam he acta as Kennedv Plasn m*innriai in and Richard Torsiello of Harwinton, one of the unit group of Unit C children, with Barry Bernstein The 2i/2-foot-thick walls between rooms were one a conm dt^are Bdison-Wesley; some of the pupils in Unit D. In the arch are Mrs. teachers. (Herald photos by Coe) Gtan and Oo.; Harcouit, Brace Three oJenrvm.n__o at 28D Thompson Rd., physical education teacher, of the more difficult renovation problems. ^ Jdvanovlch. and Prentice- CathoUc b i s h ^ a rabbi and a well as could possibly be ex ing two rooms In the south ingiy defeated by Lyndon B. careful to call attention to their pected," Principal Louis Stdoom He 1. chaHer prasldent of the Nathan Hale Pupils wing of the first floor; and Unit Johnson. business there. said. He attributed the “ com A, 6-7-year-olds, the media cen Newsmen consider a sad pletely professional move” to Connecticut gave, J(dmson of Eki|^, currenay its parila- The memorial stands about a ter, the former auditorium. state of affairs when a legisla the “ planning of teachers and SomjLjotihjL better than 2 to 1 plurality tor deems It necessary to ex- m e^ a ^ , and Relegate to the block from where the Warren ■When renovation of the base ‘Back Home’ Again the tremendous amount of work 826,416 for Johnson to only 392,- plain his presence In his own aS I^ ^ Commission concluded that Lee ment is completed. It will con over the weekend by the staff,' 686 for Goldwater. legislative halls. By JOHN JOHNSTON custodians, and maintenance tain the kindergarten area and £ 2 . TZ The Arizona conservative is ^------(Herald Reporter) persoimel.’’ two Unit A rooms. UWt A will Ud .unuiy AUrrnui m, womor,a Q rx p iia L back In the national spotlight also use the present south wing c t the nosninating committee; Postponement of the re-occupancy of Nathan Hale Weekend ToU « Lebanon Bares by the Greater Dallas CounoU and now has been invited back School finally ended this morning for more than 450 He said that the teachers un kindergarten rooms. and a member o f the Bitema- of Churches. to Ccnnectlcut for a major Eid- ttooal Society for Qeneral Se^ youngsters, teachers, administration, and other staff packed until late Friday, a H a lf - D a y Sessions By Sol R. Cofaen dress. MiUtary Teeth nuuiOcs, Connecticut Educatian members. ------number were on the scene all Half-day sessions will con BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Association, and New Engimiri sltomatlyes, they known the school’s Interior day Saturday, and the last ones tinue until the holiday break Most people spend a lifetime a* '^ho was the guest Con- Lebanon celebrated lU 28th an- AssociaUon o f TeaciierB of Skig- Senate Unit would luve preferred a sunny since 1921, the brightness and left the school Sunday noon, this week, with both kinder trying to stay out of jail. State nectlcut Republicans. He was "iversary of Independence to- ksh. ^ to the rain and wrt snow cheerfulness of the learning when the custodians gave the garten sessions meeting in the Sen. Louis J. CutiUo said last handed to Cutlllo. York Sen. Jacob Javlts, ‘•ay with a 36-mlnute mllltaty carpeting a last vacuuming and of early morning, - However, areeus may seem almost unbe- morning. Starting Monday, the week he Is "completely out “Go to jail,” It read. who speke at a $KX>-a^>late parade displaying for the first locked the d JELLIES faom $2.95 Also: Potted Mums, ready for the Attractive Pookagied Assortment holidays. Come see our large exhibi tion pots of African Vioiets. pius buying powee e VOLMNAOUt or AHKHIOA* IN I* CHEESE TRAYS Cyciamen, Potted Ornamentai Pep from $3.50 "h w as the only thing to do pers, Gardenias, Kalenchoe and lOOO’s of Foiiage and House Piants. From England We mean New Check-Credit, The plan that lets you write a check — MONTHLY PAYMENT SCHEDULES DETERMINE AVAILABLE CREDIT after the mule died” ’’s M ia Chocokrtof right on the spot— for anything big that comes along. For Initonce; I NUTS-ALMOZOM- R e p ay thii am ount per month: A n d you ca n write checks up to: Fairw ay HAZBLNUTS $75 $2,700 1 lb. Decorated Tins How big? Literolfy, for thousands of dollars, right out of your own S tyie R eg. Price Dried Material for $150 $5,400 Three years back, the Hlnsloys of Then there's the road leading to $2.75 checkbook. For example, $100 per month repayment provides you $250 $9XXX) Coppertone Mold $ 8.49 Dora, Missouri, had a tough decision their cabin. Many a mule pulling a • S . 9 7 Fall Arangemenfs! FINANCE CHARGE li computed nxmlhly by multiplyina the dolly outstanding with o maximum credit line of $3600, No similar plan known to us to make. wagon and many a conventional au Cast Aluminum $ 4.98 S 4 . 4 G balances by the dolly Periodic Rote of .03287 (whiA Is on AN N UAL To buy a new mule. tomobile has spent many an hour offers this much increased buying power. PERCENTAOE RATE OF 12S). Wheat — Oats Thistle — Straw Flowers •— Gourds O r Invest In a used bug. stuck In the mud. Cast Aluminum with Teflon* $6.98 S S . 6 6 OEDITOt lift INiUSANCe UE TO $10,(XXI AT NO EXTSA COST TO AOI SS. ORNAMENTAL CORN AND MUCH, MUCH MORE! They weighed the two possIblllHes. Also, a mule needs a barn, A bug Colored Cast Aluminum "We Have Everything For The Do 14 Youreelt Hobbyist" Your nearby Hartford Notional office will tell you more about New First there was the problem of the doesn't. "It sets out there all day and with Teflon* $7.99 Check-Credit. Or use the coupon. You'll find that New Check-Credit Paul O. Lewis, Vice President biller Ozark winters. Tough on a the paint looks near as good as the S G .4 4 Hartford Notional Bank A Trust Company warm-blooded mule. Not so tough day we got It." puts chonce-of-o-lifetime buying power right into your own Instalment Finance Department on an air-cooled Volkswagen. Finally, there was maintenance to 100 Constitution Plaza, Hartford, Connecticut 06 103 "Plants That Please" checkbook. Then, whal about the eating hab think obout. When a mule breaks Please tell me how I can make my own big loons with Hartford National's its of the two? Hay vs. gasoline. down, there's only one thing to doi New Check Credit. because As Mr, HInsley puts It: "I get over Shoot It. HARTFORD NATIONAL Nnme eighty miles out of a dollar's worth But If ahd when their bug breakr They're Fresh from Street- of gas and I get where I want to go a down, the HInsleys have a Volks lot quicker." wagen dealer only two gallons away. the Greenhouses BANK AND TRUST City- -State— .,___ -Zlp- Direct fo You! sunost . »ui SAcmoso . lunm . msmskm . «TMnfius . wimin . "ISiV m M tts m SCM itll . IH .IU K . ■ « « « » . MKUIOm . CMCMIlIt . IIM I > OtI ISTSSSO# • « A » t « . MIIHOSO . M « tOMO. . SS0l(M . n l l K ■ llOlWISIOS lUiMO • wmnui . **■ « . wsKicaiOM . amiMnuAM ■ r*is*s • ssnswt . wns imsvimsmi . iimnoso TED TRUDON. Inc. TOLLAND TURNPIKE AUTHOmilO Quality Always Tails— I TALCOTTVILLB QIAklB a PAGE TWENTY MANCHEOTR e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. NOVEMBEfl 22, 1971 MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-ONB Manchester Area and Inform the department that Vernon the town is considering building Hebron Ho also mentioned that this lx applications had been received "ausc of the problems of meet ing Commlralon Informational gregational Church, 7:M p.m. Directors To Decide the first complaint rocoivtd In for the clerk position but noth ing cniy twice a month, “I feel meeting on proposed changes Saturday: Gilead CongNga- Fernofi Police a school. The resolution also this area. authorizes the Board of Educa ing yet for the machine opera an obligation to the people who in business regulations, 8 p.m., tlcnal Church Junior Choir re- Change in Council Meeting •fury Committee tor. 'The deadline, ho said, was clectod me. Therefore,’’ he add- Gilead Hill School; Republican hearaal, 1 p.m. Investigating tion to apply for school building Saturday, however, if “we don’t grants. In other action, Rold reported “I am g"lng to hold office Women’s Club meeting, 8 p.m., Sunday; Annual OUead and On $55,250 in Funds Cross-Dressman Owners that previous members cf the get what wo are looking for, wo hours hero In the Town Office home of Mrs. James Lee, Wal Hebron Congregational Church T w o Breaks Angers Minority Members At tonight’s meeting Richard town’s Jury Committee have will have to extend tho dead Building cn the second and The Board of Directors will consider some $55,248.49 nut Dr.; Hebron Congregation es potluck supper, 6:80 p.m. at Vernon pciice are investigat Borden,' director of administra been contacted and thty are line.’’ fourth Fridays from 6 a.ni. to al Church Junior Choir rehears OUead Church. in appropriations and allocations when it meets tomor ing twe breaks Into two Union The special Town Council he would not be able to attend tion will make a report on the willing to serve again. Flag nioleii noon if somebody has a prob al, 3 p.m., Hebron Elementary meeting originally scheduled for To File Writ Against Town row night to take action on the items it heard public St. buildings ever the'weekend. the meeting If it was to be on a impact the proposed building The selectmen veted to re-up- Reid also reported that the lem, If response Is good, I Will School; Qllead Congregational Manchester Evening Herald comments on last week. Breaks were reported Into tomorrow night, will instead be Monday. would have on the mill rate. F'irSt SelilnfmaM M.. continue it.” roDortad tn thA Rn in that angle onto Rt. 86, theiie two point tc tho committee, Mrx. American flag in front of the Church, Council meeting, 8 p.m. Hebron correspondent. Anne These apprepriations and al- Vincent's Pharmacy and a ga- held tonight at 7:30 at the Ad-. At an Informal hearing on the There will also bo a discus port the Board of Select- there lx a blind area on the left roads appear al night to be the Elizabeth DembrowskI, Mrs. Town Office Building had been Reid ' said that he certainly Tuesday: Planning and- Zon Emt Telephone 818-Mll locaUons as well ns several Public Records ,fnge tc the rear of 86 Union St. ministration Building and the $10.6 million high school pro sion on the roapportlonment men Saturday morning that ao- pulling out from London same road, Edith Johnson and William stolon some time during the doesn’t object "but it seems if items ot new business will be ing Commission regular meet Warranty Deeds The pharmacy reported $30 minority members of the Re- posal held prior to the coun plan for the General Assembly, Hammond. night of Nov. 12. This is the individual selectmen hold dif ing, 8 p.m.. Town Office Build-; the only matters on the dlrec- taken but no drugs. A mlnlblke publiean Council are angry cording to Wayne Miller, real u. suggested that possibly Franklin D. Markle to Homer cil meeting last Monday, Wolff as it .affects Vernon. Councll- estate agent handling Uio sale shrubbery could be plant- Dixon questioned If any sc- second lime the flag has been ferent hours It will bo a little ing; Conservation Commission More PIarUc fo r Cam frame and mdtor, valued at about the change. Indicated he was In favor of .man Prank DeTolla will load taken from this spot. confusing.’’ meeting, ,8 p.m.. Town Office ‘The"board'last week changed B. and^Joha^a G. Perry, prop- $116 was taken from the garage of throrAA. la * “ td which would help to over- lecticn had yet been made on BOSTON—The U.8. automo Abner Brooks, Democratic the plan. Mayor McCoy and the discussion. 01 me Oross-Dressman prop- heading south on East St. and come this condition. the hiring of a clerk and ma Dixon thanked both Rold and Bidletiii Board Building; Hebron Congregation its> rules of procedure ... so...... that It . which is used by Edward Grls- Town Chairman said none of other council members have bile industry will require more will now meet regularly twice «T.60 The following appointments «rty, Uie town can expect to hondlng north on Rt. 86 Reid stated that the select- chine operator under funds prc»- Craig for scheduling meetings The following meetings and al Church Council meeting, 8 than 2.5 billion pounds ot plastic wcld for a sales and sei-vlce the four Democrats on the coun not takoiv a definite stand be served with a writ of man- •■ht evening. men would have tp look Into p.m. a month. At the first meeting Matthew M. Jr. and Jo-Ann place for mini-bikes, police will also bo acted on: Ruth vlded by tho Emergency Un on Saturday mornings so he activities are scheduled for this parts a year by 1960, doubling cil were aware of the change although McCoy did say ho con damus from the attorney of the *’*^*°'^ where Bast St. the matter as It Is a problem employment Act. could attend. public hearings cn agenda B. Morinrty, to John R. and said. sidered the cost high. Corbin, John Prey and Joyce week: Wednesday: Ecumenical the 100 pounds per vehicle used >intil they received their agenda Jackson, to the )USDA Shoulder Steak ib 9 9 ^ Hewerd Johmen MEDIUM 3 SIEVE M „„ S '! ing streets: contacted some personally and are now set up for leaf re Freih Produce for the Holidayet Reid, felt strongly about fol- Nine. Style SMALL PEAS...... " I | a) all of Redwood Rd., about moval, Passcantell says. Chuck for Stew h 8 9 < Princeila Cut Yams...... 1 CLAM CHOWDER 3J1WESSCN0IL »n.09 gotten additional verbal com FM POTTMp flOMMItmO lowinf^ through with some ac .78 miles mitments. If there were a The leaf removal program SWEET A JUICY STEAK « tion even if it means “putting PEAS a A u n $1 8 9 Beef Sliort Ribs w 7 9 ^ Borden’s None Such Mince Meat... ,., 33* I Populer Brand b) all of Ralph Rd., about storm, however, and if all the will continue through Dec. 10, tasty H. LfAN CALIf WHY PAY MORf a lot ifft pressure on the Board TOMATO JUICE Fancy N.Y. State 3.^1 PITTED RIPE OLIVES -311 CARROTS...... ■tom I .75 miles plows available to the town Passcantell says. Slab Bacon . 4 9 ^ ot Finance.’’ Bell’s Stuffing...... ,.x59* I c) all of Galaxy Dr., about t a n g e l o s TOMATO IE <•« $1 r \ "The Board ot Finance," he JUICE...... 9 urn ^ 1 .27 miles. CHUCK said, ’’Is completely disregard Beil’s Seasoning...... ,.,19* [ REDDI WHIP 2. acceptance of the resigna Scholarship Foundation CHICKINPARTS ing tha rest of the town . . . I Crosse & Blackwell Mince Meat...... 69* | B i r d s E y e SMALL A | | « tion of John Tanl of 60 Teresa uos WINOS BREASTS don’t believe any board is en WHOLE YAMS...... 'Ul Rd. from the Civil Defense Ad STEAK 1 9 ^ w 39* W/MM titled to this privilege." ' Crossed Blackwell Plum Pudding..,,, I REAL visory Council and the apptrint- UVMI TOPPING To Benefit from ^Winnie^ CHUCK f'OT ALWAYS If run H Several road and traffic haz CREAM COOL ment of his successor. Tani was lb.'59« lb. Bartender Cocktail Mixes...... J elected to the Board of Direc The Manchester Junior Worn- Keenan as Pooh, Herb Greggs ard conditions were' brought up tors Nov. 2. en’s Club will sponsor a live Piglet, John^ Sharp m Rab- 12 39* for consideration. Ehlers Ground Cinnamon...... ^..39*! IMPOHTEDGRADt AA Sl/f POPULAR COFFEE WHIP 3. the request for early rrtlr^ children’s theater program of bit, Nickl Kaplan as Eeyore, CALIFi I'usoX] g^0%g% BIRDSEYE BOOL WHIP Dixon said one road in the ment by Frank G. Pisch. Plsch Jerry Algozer as Owl, Beverly Londonberrle area of town had Ehlers Ground Nutmeg...... ,,^..49*1 i Hliklit BR O S. Whimsical” Fox ^ as Roo and Gretchen Rauch CHESTNUTS ROAST (CHOICEJ ^ has been employed by the Dec. 5 at 2 p.m. in BaUey " been completely finished when Ehlers Poultry Seasoning...... 31*1 LIGHTENER Board of Education since S e p -___ 29 oz. Q Q e 39 auditorium of Manchester High _ LEAN f RESH container T T the gas company came In and 9 OZ. tember, 1969. The retirement gchooi" took a wide cut out of it. Popular Stuffing Bread...... 2...49* ■ SIZE would be effective Jan. 1. Power Need4o Double It was brought to his atten S , LZ. Proceeds from the play, pre 4 9 ' RICH'S Popular Soda...... „.*l| sented by the Multi-Colored Bal- BONN—'Publicly owned elec- GROUND tion while Reid was out of 5 Breakstone Yogurt 4-" 89' »1.59l ceaaaa taetm wm. iia«. k ini loon, Inc., will go to the Man- trie-power stations in West Ger- town, he said, and he Informed Tip Top Brown & Serve Rolls ....3„p.U j Birds Ey« International umnipermtaatar. Andover Chester Scholarship Foundation. many will have to spend $16.4 IJ S 1 HOIl INCi Sl/(. COFFEE LIBHTNER the gas company It would have Since its inception in 1965, the billion by 1980 to increase elec- CHUCK 79 ' to be fixed to the town's satis Kavanaugh’s English Muffins 1 Bulletin Board Scholarship Foundation has pro- current WHITE ONIONS ‘ In VurlTairy Coat/ ' faction. Reid agreed and stated Sliced Imported Swiss C H E E S E . . . VEGETABLES Z'-'Oe* vided $113,225 as financial as 243 billion kwh a year to 600 6J1L1?^*1.00 that he has been in touch with Three Diamond Si. Pineapple...... 4,..111 The Women’s Auxiliary of the sistance for 318 students, en- billion kwh. SHOP-RITE tho company and they have Valio Gruyere..;...... i-i.29' Birds Eya Birds Eya Andover Volunteer Fire Depart- abling them to attend the col- agreed to fix the road. Three Diamond Mandarin Oranges..4,„*1 [ 19® AU j VABIBTlBG-BlItDBBYE ment is holalng its' meeting at 8 <>* their choice. In the past CREAM CHEESE * Dixon also mentioned a traf Sunshine Hi Ho Crackers^...... ,.„ 45j COOKED WHOLE , , . . . six years, the Manchester Jun- M^-RITI 25 Kraft Phili. Cream Cheese...... ’.~..31' o’clock tonight at the old town women’s Club has donated Vogoftabiti fic hazard in the area of York You’re never HI 1) Ul LK.lOU'. Corn Oil Margarine xili 29^ Intormittonal shire and Elizabeth Drs. and Sunshine Hydrox Cookies.,...... „.,5!P| SQUASH OHIOHS hall on Rt. 6. On the agenda jijo o to the Scholarship Foun- SHOP RITE Apple Cider WMA.* AUFRUITFUVOWB ^ Daly Rd. where the two roads Sunshine Oatmeal Cookies...... 61*1 Coopers Sharp Cheese...... 99' will be a demonstration by Mrs. dation. FANCY APPLES " j f 39* Master’s Yogurt 613*1 come in at different angles to Edna Kralovlch and Mrs. Lu- T ic k e ts for “Wlnne-’The- too old ••wyrwiii BCHtPPI 2 S ,S :'7 9 * Daly Rd. Sunshine Chip-A-Roos...... 57* j cllle Anderson on how to make Pooh,” which is an adoption of Crescent Rolls 4 99* Part Skim RIcottaLi *1‘* At the point of ’intersection, 2r.29* ’ In Our Dell Dept. " ' Popular Cheese Slices...... 75' (,'hiistmas decorations. Mem- the stories of A. A. Milne, will THICK OR REGULAR BKAN 8 A AUIONDS there is a high mound of dirt bers arc requested to bring be on sale at Burton’s Inc., 841 to hear better and an old tree that block prop white egg cartons, cotton glue Main St.; House & Hale Depart- ONIONS A CREAM BACGE 3 - 3 9 ^ SHOP-RITE SWEET FlOTA’rOBS A OLACB er view to traffic coming out CookedlHaddockorFlounder Fillet. . . . 79' Candied Sweet Po and scissors. Serving refresh- ment Store, 845 Main St.; Mari- of Elizabeth Dr. ments will be Mrs. Ruth Whit-. Mad’s, 691 Main St.; and Youth Chicagb, 111.—A free offer of 4 3 « ’.ii 6 9 ^ RIRDSEYE VEOETAHLB 8 ney, Mrs. Olive Bonneau and Centre, Manchester Parkade. special interest to those who lotted Dates 57 * Reid stated that the area had been worked on considerably .Mrs. Diana Bonneau. They may also be purchased hear but do not understand « 55‘ I$i*op-Rlte Ham sib . mMM There will be a brief business from any member of the Junior words has been announced by Walnuts o a n ^ to bring It to Us present condi U .S . # 1 . ' lkAORR i^HIATORAUillF tion and that tho problem Is meeUng al 8 o'clock tonight of Women’s Club or by contacting Beltone. A non-operating model ^uthern Yams 19 Swift Ham 3 the Regional Board of Educa- Mrs. John J. Dougan, 13 San- of the smallest Beltone aid ever . 8* *•" 2 Gem Franks SSd ^.69^ that the mound of dirt and old tion at the Rham library. tlna Dr., or Mrs. Anthony made will be given absolutely V^ow Turnips I IBIRAMCGORAUBUF MiMJUi tree are on private property. ------Morianos, 28 Ulley St. MIIW■««■»»* ’• 5a SB* [ll^pco Franks >^79 Armour Bacon !fi'79« I. ; f 1 rVi,;! I Tho seleotinon agreed to ask free to anyone answering this piotatoes tho owner for permission to APPLES .Mlaiu-hester Evening Herald The New York-based theater advertisement. _ ‘ 'LARGS a LONG------Andover correspondent Anna group will star Betsy Ross as Cranberries 29 remove the tree and to give BUFFERIN TABLETS...... M.09 j Frlsina, tel. 74‘3-9847. ChriMopher Robin, Michael Try it to see how it is worn a ss' tho town sloping rights to tho ». •< MAINE POTATOES in the privacy of your own K d Nuts mound so that vlsablllty con be MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS..T9‘ | home without cost or obligation 8B7 t MIDDLE Improved. of any kind. It’s yours to keep, BOLOGMA * ^xon referred to another SHOWER TO SHOWER FOWDER I YAMS and SWEET POTATOES free. I t weighs less than a third 79 TURNPIKE traffic hosnrd at the Intersec WMaMrUMmuteMM POLIDERT DERTURE TARLETS..83* { of an ounce, and it’s all at ear Genoa Salami tt-ik.89* Provolono ».89* MANORDHTBR tion of Daly Rd. and Rt. 85 ^ eake tint for your holiday baking... where a passing zone Is pres ACORN and BUTTERNUT SQUASH level, in one unit. No wires lead •NOa.mTI"«UM”A" ^pperoni 1 8 6 BLM S T . HALO RLUE SHAMPOO...... 9S* ! from body to head. CAUUrUHIIIIOR MRS. •MITN'* KielbAMi %.*!•• ently permitted just prior to open ugMuriuu BNFIBLD, CONN. J • J BABY OIL...... :* 09' ! 4 These models are free, so iSeearonl Salad w.35* Caplet H-k.99* tho Intersection In the south FIGLETS dr CUP DATES every we suggest you write for BROCCOU PUMPRM HOURS bound lane. OOUBN FORMULA...*1.19 | t tm 'M i it < . night Sbop-Hlte Premium Dixon felt that there was the 4 yours now. Again, we re MON.. SAT. possibility of a car pulling out SPEBRS PK EUsabeth York MORWIOH SAOONARIN r 79* I HH i peat, there is no cost, and lOE 08BAM 6 A J I ..e P.M. pf Daly heading north on Rt. 80 christmosi certainly no obligation. Vj-Qai. AAn CkMid Thankiglvlng Day ami colliding with a oar head i Write to Dept. 5650, Bel 5 »?9 9 ^ OoBtaloer ing south not yet fully returned A IL !»OgPUt.ARS \ m m tone Electronics Corp., 4201 to tho proper Innt after pass W. Victoria, Chicago, 111. ing, A 60640. iRudu duu$»i.ewi.gy,ieri.e>iwiwv»ewHMHi*»w< Craig felt that another traffic hssard existed ul tho comer of MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-THBHB PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'TER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1071 STAR m l i Aaiit -By C L A Y R. P O L L A N - Manchester U l i A MXa. 21 l i Your Dolly Adivily Guido u n . It ‘ XM. ff '' According (o (ho Sfori. » To develop messoge for Monday, ocf. tt V9-52-53-34 4-1M4-17( ''71-73.73 reod words correspo^ing to numbers 36-4341 December Calendar ^TAUaUS of your Zodiac birth sign. l i going put of your way fo r.^ f# Aft. to 1 You 31 B« 61 AAotterf 2 Holly Bowl — Child and Family Seiwicea of 2 Builrwft 32 Forword 62 Ahead I ^ MAY to 3 You 33 SclOih 63 Behlrid Manchester Auxiliary — Home of Mrs. Paul ."xiB-ji-iJs-aa 4 You'll 34 Altoiri 64 Aid Willhide — 478 Porter St. — 1 to 3 p.m. ‘ A A A A A A AAAAAAAA |AAA^ [5>>31-3»79 83 5 E«p«cf 35 And 65 The aiMiNt 6 Muit 36 Fovori 66 Secreti 8 Noverta — Fr. Edward Barry — St. Bartholo- ■7 Som« 37 B«t 67 Con SAatTTABlUl * mew’s Church — 7 :30 p.m. B Hove ' 3B A 68 Scerm ^ jjU N l to 9Th« . 39 To 69 Under nor. tt A 5 Winnie the Pooh Whimsical — Manchester 10 Kmp 40 Privata 70 Your Die. I I I S . A 1- 8- 9-27 11 Be 41 Tha 71 Taken Junior Women’s Club — Manchester High .■^4^31-32 12Privot« 42 Gat 72 Be 3- 7-20.23r School Auditorium — 2 p.m. CANCia 13 Or AJConfarrad 73 Info 2S:41-43 V 14 Encouraged 44Paopla 74Todoy CAPRICOIN 8 Y Wednesday Desserts Lecture Series — 13 Plont 4SBo<»i^ 75 ConfiderKr it^ J U L Y tt l6G«t 46 Becking 76 Ambifiorra "Party Planning for the Holidays” — Joan 17 By 47 M oy 77 Concerning JAN. 1* Reynolds — Manchester YWCA of the Hart- 3- 6-19-22 IBOrw 4B B « t 78 Of 48-36-6063^ 1 ^ 29-32 19 Tim* 49 Family 79.Voluoble 63-68-74 m fowl Region, Inc. — 12:30 to 2 p.m. (Call Y for O i n i D M M 20 Nice ' ■50 Takan 80 Tn AQUARIUS more infomation.) 21 Who 51 Ga 81 By A 22 Movot 52 Membar 82 Your JAN. to 12 Manchester Civic Oi*chestra Concert — Man 23 Tooches 53 Shouid 63 Hondfed n i. It chester High School Auditorium — 3 p.m.- 24 But 54 Cara 64 Oeticote ALL STORES OPEN TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. 25PoH 55 Ba .85 Ally i>6-30-34-304 12 Second Annual Community Christmas Carol 26 Con 56Ploca 86 AAofter 54-78«-90t 27 Neemory 57 Prafatsional 87 Friendt risen Sing — Center Park Nativity Scene — 7 p.m. 2BOn 5BNot 66 SuccetiFully 14 Chinese Auction and Pastry Sampling — New Delightfully Zesty^ Florida 29 Go 59 Suppart 69 Hat A x W ! sen. tt 30 Importont 60 li 90 A M . JJAS. 2«r^ comers Club — YWCA — 7 :80 p.m. W 4V K 2-13-4041 "^000(1 Advene ^N euiSl 37-39-42-374 15,16 “Kris Kringle Rides Again” (A Musical) — ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES /I67-72-83-88 H22N 64-77-84-86A niing Junior High Music Department, Illing Junior High School — 7:30 p.m. This calendar is printed monthly ns a service to all Man I-' ’ — - .-V chester residents. It is maintained by the Service Club Coordi- 3 ~Crisco Tangelos Egyptians Remember naUng Committee, established by the Manchester Junior Wo men's Club as a "Community Improvement” endeavor. All Stop organizations in Manchester are invited to join this effort to Enjoy the unique flavor of this coordinate Manchester’s many activities to avoid scheduling too cross between a tangerine and a 0 many events for the same date. grapefruit. Tangy, juicy, flavorful Real Woman Hater "There is not fee or obligation to belong to the committee. and so easy to peel. Ideal for Just call Mrs. Joseph Sabatella, 81 Mountain Dr.. South Wind Shortening eating out of hand and delicious in B y A W m a Mh o v d a street. Arabesquely decorated sor, for details. The deadline to submit dates for the January SlK>p with this coupon and *5 purchaie (except cigarettes and alcoholic beverages) fruit cups. doz mosques, complete with domes CAIRO (AP) — Females of Calendar is Dec. 20. She urges, however, that she be contacted SUPERMARKETS SUPERMARKETS L/\ and minarets, line both sides, to check on the availability of the date, as soon as your g^roup Limit 1 can per customer. Coupon effective thru Nov. 27th. different ages, veiled and other- fteveral shops, lines of donkey- wlee, pause briefly to eye, per is planning a project. This is only to assure a greater attend drawn carts and sidewalk i:afe ance to the many worthwhile events taking place in town. haps begrudgingly, the elght- houses spur an incessant racket century-old moeque of Al-HaMm along the alley. H O U D J I Y Western Mouth-watering Bl-amr Allah. Mohamed Hafez, a seller of Al-Kahlm le known in history water-pipes, voiced disapproval aa an eccentric, deqtotlc ruler. of a recent government project Alongside Baltimore iE C K L lS r He ordered E gj^an women to to demolish several ports of the WHAT WE'RE quit the streets of Cairo. Saga to build popular housing Sails a ^Nice^ Navy Our mini'pricod SoutherUf Delicious He also banned, under death units in their place. penalty, the making of shoes ‘"Ihls street Is misunder fixings for tho foaitl THANKFUL FOR for women and forced men nev 3 by JOHN WOODFIELD i tlielr own uniforms, and we try Bose Pears stood, undervalued," said Ha Pillsbury A Q er to work before nightfall. fez, "the khedlve (ruler) Abbas BALTIMORE (AP) — It to help out as much as we can. Sweet Potatoes Don't miss this marvelous offer on Thanksgiving isn't Just a time One of his peculiar whims didn’t start out that way, but "Many times I’ve had to send Early California Giant Ripe Olives tempting Bose Rears. Great plain Pacha used to pass through the J;2 9 ‘ of eating lots of food and was a strict order barring Saga BO yean ago. NotaMes Maryland's 196-year-old navy to Bainbrldge (Naval Training Just in time lor your or In salads or desserts. You’ll find watching football games and Egyptians from eating Mhlok- virtually has become a poverty School) to get reject Navy Gloria Spanish Olives ’;-39‘ holiday feaiting. them waiting for you In our fine used to come here to aee the taking a day off. Thanksgiv hiya, a native dish of sticky mosques and to see us. But no program for youths in Balti- shoes for them. We haven’t had Oiliciout sweet po- produce dept, a t a money saving green soup. more’s Inner city ghetto. much success, though, in get- Vlasic Sweet Mixed Pickles •jr59‘ tatoes, a m utt on price. lb ing is a time for being thank more do worthwhile people Al-Hakim Uved botsterously come here now." Its four vessels, not including ting them pea coats," he said., Ocean Spray Cranberry Cocktail S^FIour uu Thanksgiving Day. ful. Some people have for and died in mysterious circum the U as Constellation, its 174-. , Many of the cadets earn with this coupon and *5 purchase (except cigarettes and alcoholic beverages) gotten that, which is too bad. stances. He (Ustqppeared one The Antiquities . Department year-old flagship, range to 640 spending money by serving as Stop & Shop Potato Chips l ib Twin fKk , Limit 1 bag per customer. Coupon effective thru Nov. 27th. night on the street where his recently announced the Saga tens and -are manned by^ 12 weekend • guides around the We at Stop & Shop Dave a woiHd be restored in order to Waimits Beautify your home this holiday! lot to be thankful for. You, mosque and foitress stand. commissioned officers and' 8g frigate Constellation, the cere- Lansmith Maraschino Cherries ■L“69' it Shell 59» Only his cloak, donkey and dag “prevent construction projects enlisted men -all volunteers >nonlal flagship for the inland nor a onr- TIm iftor dimer triot that towyont will bs mostly. And all the thou horn effacing Ks original hls- Stop & Shop Boiled Onions Whotf ger were found. and mainly former Navy and navy, that is Maryland’s top 3 'iT89‘ looUni for. Mlnl-pricid (or wu. Tila odyintaga of this fins offer. sands of people like you, Hie mosque is but one of toclc character." Coast Guard perstmnel. tourist attraction. King Cole Asparagus 1- 59' Mum Plant ' m '2.49 who come into our stores to many exquisite buildings on the Hie Saga was built a,088 And its imincipal program is During th^: summer, the navy winding “Saga” street, labeled yean ago, archeologists asy. R the training of 107 sea cadets, takes week-long cruises in the buy the very stuff of life: the Planters Mixed Nuts with Peanuts 1- 87' Calif. Cedar Logs 79L food your families eat We by archasoiogists as the (Mest was first named after Al-moei ranging from 16 to 18 and com- Chesapeake Bay' area, some- Miktt bsoutiful muHI-colorad fiftna; I rtilly niet iffoct for ttii Holiday Cactus 3H in" h pot 89‘ in Cairo. Lidin Allah, founder of the ing almost exclusively from the times mooring in Ocean City, Alcoa Heavy Duty Foil n It Roll 49' holiday wiok. never forget what a trust you It is caUed the street of Sagfoi Fatimld DyiMsty in Egypt. It inner city. \^When originally established Reynolds Brown in Bag i7iir jAc Dress up a corner in your home this Thanksgiving. put in us. (no relation to the dictionary was port of the old city of Families of 43 of the young- by the Maryland Legislature in iuMAi n Nabisep meaning of a similar English Criro, built by Oeneml Jawhor sters are on welfare and more 1178, the Navy was “to protect word). Al-sUdlly who conquered Egypt than half of them are black. the citizens of Maryland Vanity Fair Dinner Napkins 2 'VT89' Cookie Break on behalf of Al-moez. AMLFudp Mbst of Cairo wiua rebuilt Donald F. Stewart, seaman in against smugglers and pi- Stop & Shop Sajad Dressing r 45‘ during the past two centuries, At ope time the street was the regular Navy, serves as rates.” Sandwiches but the Sega is said to have re named after Toumaa-boy, a rear admiral and flag officer in It has produced such naval Pillsbuiy Pie Crust Mix 41 - 95' ISOK mained untouched for more warrior whoee tomb stands at Maryland’s sea service. He heroes as Commodore Stephen Pl« than a thousand years. one end oi the alley, When the says the purpose of the pro- Decatur ("My country. May None Such Mince Meat " 1- 69' From leant ^ young porkers! Archeologists who qieclallse Ottoman Emperor Selim I con Sram “is to give these kids a she ever be right, but right or Royal Prince Yams in Islamic antiquities describe quered Egypt three centuries better life than their families wrong, my country.”) and 1- 33' it as "an c»pen-air museum" ago, Houman-bsy was hanged b® PAGE TWENTY-POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 ^ ' 4 and snow blanketed the hills MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN!, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. '.97: Blizzards Sweep Europe, ns far south ns Sicily. Storms 'AGE New England Energy Fire Call.s kept fishing fleets tied u|>'and ■f halted ferry sorvlcos to moat of Town firemen were called to Wild Seas Imperil Ships the Italian Islands. 91 Chestnut St. yesterday at Storms eased In Yugoslavia COMPIETE WlHTt Policy Unit Formed U3NDON (AP) — Bltiurds was being 'towed to harbor 4:18 p.m. on report of a faulty though some main roads re having lost her steering gear. PROVTDB3NCE (AP) — The need has grown with the crea electrical relay, but they found and gales swept Western Eu mained blocked. Two buses Mebo, II, the pirate radio creation of tlie New Elngland tion of the New England Power no fire. rope for the third successive were reported snowed up near MSURANCE ship which transmits Radio Savnik, Montenegro. Energy ' Policy Staff to deal Exchange and the New England dny today, as winter settled Electric Power Pool. Nordsee International, lost her Moscow was clearing up after over the continent. with a projected four-fold In Through , these, he said, Manchester Area anchor and was being driven a blixxard Sunday, with trucks crease In the region's power de "the power industry of New An unseasonal blisiard blan-. toward the beach dt Schevenl- running In relays to dump snow SERVICE mands over the next 20 years England . . . has pooled their keted most of Denmark and nsen, Holland. shovelled from sidewalks Into Students Named southern Sweden, isolating was announced today by the technological talents and their Flood alerts were issued ' the Moskva river near the Top llatfh nH'IMliHliH Priring inlll individual interests to bring to many farms and villages, along the Dutch and north Bel Kremlin. Now England Regional Com the region a coordinated power T o Honor Roll stranding thousands of motor gian coasts and In Kent, south There was no snow In north mission. supply.” ists and closing several provin east England. Harbor quays In ern Sweden but it was cold. At REAL Hiree area students have Paul Shore, a regional engi The policy staff will be “ a cial airports. Rotterdam and other ports Kalix the temperature dropped neer lor the Federal Power completely independent agency been named to the honor roll at Danish children got an unex were flooded, and several to minus 49 degrees fahrenhelt, ESTATE Commission in New York, was charged with reviewing the Robinson School, West Hart pected holiday when their northern Dutch islands were an unofficial November low for named executive director. adequacies of the planning and ford, according to Headmaster schools wore turned Into emer isolated. the counry. "New England Is at the end the power supply arrangements John -F. ‘Robinson. gency shelters for stranded mo Two youths died In Huy, Greece suffered its first cf the lino with respect to ener under NEPEX and NEPOOL In Those named a re: Philip torists. southern Belgium, when their snowfall of the season, and gale put a BIG PHIS in pour Food Budget! gy and the cost of electricity, resolving New England's power Smith and Mark Lassman, boUv Ferry services to West Ger car was buried by snow 100 force winds swept the Aegean gas, coal and oil have always crisis," he said. of IVapplng, and Thomas many and Poland were almost yards away from a group of and Ionian seas. been high In this region,” The new program Is designed Wright of Manchester. at a standstill. houses. Pour persons died In Larisa Rhode Island Gov. Frank Licht, to provide technical assistance The German coaster Neckar Avalanches took their first when the caV in which they a state co-chairman of the com and advice to the states. ■with six men aboard radioed 'Victim of the season In Swltser- were traveling skidded and hit mission, told a news confer Chester M. Wiggln Jr., feder Sage Leaves Bird’ s Ft>od for immediate assistance in the land; a 48-yoar-old Swiss skier a truck. ence. al' co-chairman of the New Eng stormy Kattegat sea. was killed by a snowslide in the ROBERT J. SMITH, "In trying to balance eco land Regional gcomthlsslon, PHOENIX, Arts. — The sage The 600-ton vessel went silent canton of Uri. nomic requirements with envi which is providing $150,000 to grouse, sometimes called the shortly after reporting a heavy Doxens of Alpine villages Cattle Tops in Wyoming sage hen or sage chicken, is INSURANSMITHS SINGE 1914 ronmental goals, we have been finance first year operations of list with the bow already under were cut off by heavy snow SHERIDAN, Wyo. — Raising the Icirgest North American water. handicapped by the lack of a the new program, said it hope falls. At Val d'Isere, It has cattle and calves Is the biggest grouse. It lives almost exclu public body to deal with energy fully will “set an example for Off the Dutch coast, a life been snowing without letup for farm business In Wyoming, ac 649-5241 on a regional basis,” he said. the rest of the nation in the or sively on sage leaves In winter, boat took six crewmen from the 36 hours. counting for about two-thirds of 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Llcht said there has been an. derly development of bulk pow but adds Insects to its diet in battered Danish coaster Oleto. Tempests lashed the Ligurian the $226 million in fam v cash (Oivund Floor Next to House ft Hale) "urgent” need for' such a pro er supply facilities on an Inter summer. The German coaster Ostesand and Tyrrhenian coasts of Italy, receipts per year. gram for some time, and this state and regional basis.” HUNT Snow Patrol Sets Deadline On Stand-By Pay Issue we care NEWINGTON (AP) The the present stand-by policy is weatherman says snow Is all wpeks ago and imanlmously around us but a group of “***®?^ unfair.” u. i. About 700 of the state’s 1,400 state employes on the highway removers met several YOUNG TURKEYS snow patrol say they may not supported the union action an- S)/(S )b LRS lU UNDER wait around for it to come. nounced Sunday. SIZES Save on ;0 IDS The men have repeatedly re- ' 20 LBS. quested stand-by pay for being BOSTON (AP) — Soggy snow TO on 24-hour call In case of snow that fell overnight brought out SIZES 10 IBS A&P nnd A-MARTS OPEN UNDER from November through April, snow plows and sand trucks TO UNDIR 22 LBS. lb. lb LBS ‘ The state has repeatedly said and slowed morning commuters TILL 9 P.M.-TUES. cind WED. EVENING. CLOSED ALL 35 to Boston today. Now the highway malntainers The NaUonal Weather Service DAY THANKSGIVING DAY SWIFT'S DEiR-BASTED BUnERBAU A t f B IA N B ^ B E A-SilF^ASTH K say they will refuse to answer forecast office In (Boston said It (USUAL STORE HOURS REMAINDER OF WEEK) oye^me calls for snow remov- ^^s the first significant snow- ALL Your al duty unless the state comes faji of the season In eastern acceptable proposal jjew England with an accumu- by 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, ac- lation of two inches In BostSn cording to Michael Femiccl by 7 ^.m Atuiteyisatiiitey TURKEYS TURKEYS SIZLS lb LOS m ^ sizrs lb LBS Jr., president of CJouncll 16, The temperature remained rouNOTR TO UNTUR American FederaUon of State, fairly high, however, and the ZO IBS ^ 20 LBS SIZES Employ- early morning slush began dls- 20 LBS. es. AFXrOIO ai^avrlng. TO UNDEB More than 300 members of ...not really! sizis 10 Lus r* r" SIZTS 10 LUS Holiday The Weather Service said the TO UNDER TO UNDLR 22 LBS. Council 16 voted unanimously storm responsible for the snow IblBS lb LOS Sunday to reiterate their de developed Sunday afternoon to TUke A*P’s “Super-Right” Tbrkeys, for example. 45 mands for stand-by pay in a the south and southeast o f New letter to Transportation Com England. It moved toward the Because we understand how important the turkey is to your dinner, missioner A. Earl Wood. northeast and was rapidly we do everything possible to be sure Wood was unavailable ‘ to r headed north from Prince Ed comment Sunday ni^t. ward Island in eastern Canada there are none finer than ’’Super-Right” TLirkeys. But State Personnel Commis RIBSofBEEF by 7 a.m. sioner Edward H. Simpson, Foods at Snow accumulation at that We start by carefully selecting the growers from whom we buy. who was sent a copy o f the let hour was reported as four OVEN READY ter, said the current stand-by 7 .. Tb assure perfect turkeys, we buy only U.& Inspected Grade “A” birds, arrangement is belnf reviewed 4**®^*9 In Bedford, Mass., one arrangement » neing reWiwea, Falmouth, Mass.; two SHOET CUT FROM FIRST 4 RIRS ONLY lb assure tenderness, we buy only young turkeys from this year’s fiock. M ‘"ches at Lebanon, N.H.: FUUY COOKED (WATtR ADDED) ‘"«»‘es at Concord, N.H.. Because we care this much about “Super-Right” Dirkeys, maintenaxice men. , » »_i. j ^ R U n Simpson said Sunday night he I"**®® we know you can't buy better... even at a premium price. had not yet received a copy of ^ SMOKED HAMS PORTION the union letter, which also was snow fell In PortlMd, So, we don’t hesiUte to ofiTer you DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK* Top Notch! sent to Gov. Thomas J. (Mesklll. “ >ere was anywhere IIMO0«AtTaSWITIISMTSOFWIIK,MCI(, aoU Tm iA C K ■0MUSS1IH Simpson did say, however, that tro m a trace to a cMple of if our turkey isn’t everything you think it should be. he sees no need for a meeting »«che8 southwestern until a final plan is proposed Maine c<^t^ ^ as, notably Now that you know you can’t lose on the turkey, Specially for standing-by. That, he said, Kennebunk region, here’s something else that’s important: will come from Wood’s office. Springfield, M ass, received Sausage Meat ""«« a 3 9 ‘ Canned Hant The personnel commi^oner rain while much of me If you make A*P your store for all holiday needs, SSsF" m CArNjoers(nonm Loui Priced pointed out that the union has rest of the western part o i the .asked for a minimum of $16 per state got light snow that did not you’re sure to be satisfied, because King Crab Claws ■«”«» 1'* Shrimp Cocktail Wouldn't It be wonderful if you could buy ail your Thanksgiving week for standli^-by around accumulate, we guarantee everything we sell, no matter who makes it...... " N ...... ■»Niiiiiihiiiw-- "ihwij - s : " wiij«iuiismm the clock. “That would roughly Southern sections of 'Vermont foods in, one supermarket emd sove money, loo? double our cost for snow re- received from six to 10 inches Isn’t this the week to give A*P a try? moval,” he said. “I don’t see of snow Sunday and overnight, rrariTir ^-how that can be done in light of and traWlc on Interstate^9l be- *Bring in the price label or register tape, of course. Y O U C A N ! th^current tight budget situ tween “Springfield ...... and ’ Bellows ntion in the state.’ Falls was tied up for about four gEight O'clock Mayonnaise Union lawyers contend that hours Sunday. POULTRY And only at Top Notch, where you'll get THE LOWEST EVERY Fund-Raiser Nightmare VEGETABLE Equal to Ihc Bcsl...YeT Costs You LuiS E 5 H 'j;- 6 9 ^ ... J.Q< DAY PRICE ON EVERY ITEM YOU BUY...Top Notch's lower dexo Shortening 3 7 9' SALADS I'" store-wide mark-up guarantees iff Heats Up Brown Phones EIGHT O'CLOCK INSTANT COFFEE 99< Comolete selection in all weiehts: tquiil lo the B cil...Y cl Coils You le u BUTTEPBALL, LAND O’ LAKES, PROVIDEJNCE (AP) — One alumni voiced lengthy IC0VIITBY>WB€ES You'll find on abundance of lowest priced holiday foods . . . Brown University Is running up criticism about the current gen- OCEABSPBAY U.S. GRADE A and FRESH a huge telephone bill to try and eration of Brown students, then plumper, meotier turkeys; firm, gorden-fresh vegetables, lus snap Itself out of a "fund-ral- pledged $25. But there was a ^ arp Cheddar Cheese'.sr 991 a,-, 63* PjejCrusts- TURKEYS. Also a fuji variety of ser’a nightmare.” condition, "That the money be 2 39* Ducks, Geese, Capons, Roasting For the second successive used to establish a fund to pro cious, sun-ripened fruHs; delightful pastries and cokes, freshly year, the financially-troubled vide free haircuts for stu- Chickens and Stuffed Turkey . . . baked in our own ovens, and all the ifhlxin's and fixm's to moke institution has turned to the dents,” he said. The money Marvel Fruit Prinks 4 tr 1 Libby's Olives«« 3’^; 85* Beverages 4 89* All at Lowest Prices! "phonothon” to lure dollars was accepted on those terms, from the pockets cA previously But most of the calls do have HOLIDAY FAVORITE your Thanksgiving dinner a praise-winning feast. .stingy alumni, to make up for happy endings. Based on past STUFFED OUVES UJAHE P A R K K 4 BIRD'S SQUASH SUNNYFIELD last year’s $4 million deficit performances, it Is expected ORTwntip I A ^ i So, HUNT NO MORE! Why woste time, hopping from one super- and prelected $2.4 million defl- that 66 per cent of all persons (reoiM) ■## fit this year. called by the volunteers even- Fannings Raisin Bread 3' I ”*’ Family Over the course of eight tually will give to the Annual CHERMES ALCOA WRAP morkef to another, searching for bargains. SHOP TOP NOTCH. nights, 226 volunteers .manning Fund. VKTOIV Twin Rolls^Xr V ; 35' phones in Providence put So far this year the i^ono- ‘"^Pickles tsii, 59< through 2,840 calls. 'They se- thons have brought in more Cake -Sod 'f: 49' Flour and another 564 pledges of un- than $100,000, including $40,000 A6rP (FROZEN) iind another $564 pledges of un in the Providence project. Pumpkin Pie ‘rA""; 99' Louiest Eueryday specified amounts. 'There were And unlike some other fund 1,004 refusals. raising techniques, the organ Handi Squash Pie 99' TTie phonothons were begun izers of the phonothon claim Egg HOUDAY STORE HOURS: by Brown last year in five their way Is “putting people 3 " - ' 1 Apple Pie ‘"r ' 95' Prices on n il cities. ’This year’s Providence back on the rolls that haven’t MONDAY 9 A.M. to 6 PJH. phonothon is one of 16 being given for years.” Whip VAlUAhll (.OUl'ON mem 5^43 TUES. AND WED. 9 AJ«. to 9 P.M. I'onducted throughout the coun- PILUBURY BUTTERMILK Nog CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY liy for the university's Annual MMLT0TMMET..Tn 15' OFF JANE PARKER FRUJAY 9 AJM. to 9 P.M. Fund. Wigs, Cosmetics COST vee LUS I I : L' SATURDAY 9 AJU. to 6 P.M. Some of the calls mode Tues day night did not produce the Ben Ezra T oj^s Biscuits hoped-for results. MTM - Fruitcakes Cushman Anthony, class of Ben Ezra Chapter, B’nal •ANnr B m . '26; dialed an alumna in her B ’rith, will have a wig styling u i i ph«. 1 0 < 39 miKin's late 70s, made bis pitch, and demonstration plus a discussion heard no response. cosmetics at Its meeting to- -M-H-IiIiM-I-n-I VAllJABU COUf'ON I PBSppffil ■ U U M l M He hung up and dialed again, morrow at 8:16 p.m. at the #MtIiHiHiIiIiIiIi] I'MiIiW-IiMiIiI-i; •This Is Gus again. Somewhere home of Mrs. Howard Leafe, In our conversatlnn I guess we Elizabeth St., South Windsor, anil FIKIII'S got cut off. Barbara Sawka, a grad- CRAPE “ I- ‘ he American InsUtute She said: Oh, no, wo didn’t get Hair Design, wUl discuss the cut off. I hung up.’up And she did ^ You'll find our counters, our cases, it again,” he said. 291 Joan Hedrick, a cosmetician, Brown's public information our shelves fLilly laden with tradi will talk about the application office offers cne possible ex of makeup. Both will use chap tional favorites. The finest quality planation for such alumni be [AGP Mixed Nuti a 65*>BiomondWalnuts «^59*iWuiaut Meats 99* ^ havior. ter members in their demcn- IMHlI'Iiiaailtl-Iil-liiii-iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiii'L foods at the Area's Lowest Everyday i s c o u n t strations. Hm. D “ In recent years, the com Prices! bination of a slumping economy Beech Nut Coffee Bieveiette Faciei Hi ii n i % 31< Nowird Mmien'i «JNn«’;u^39 SPIC & SPAN CLEA Mri. Paul's i SMMRE. and alumni estrangement over Chicks Go To Lebanon t * . O Q c AT 39* Bartemior's Mixes JUfl. J f increased student activism has nip “• OT resulted In a fund-raiser’s BEIRDT — With the aid of 7 nightmare. A return to tlje large imports of day-old chicks Jlschniaim's te SI* lend 0' Ubes Balter |® |6< books during the last .year has ‘ rom the United States and CdJNET CLEANSfeR tnu Cut Food Howard Jobn2e»s ''W I^ 5 r 6 Ptllibury Ceehies B W B 3 S3* VfE EESERtfl BIBNT Ti LIIIIT NUiNflTllt.KMUt IKIK fU KfAiRat fostered a general lull on European countries, about yiasic Sweet NbiBd PIchlei *tT' SS* Kraft Perkey JRist. 2 49* ______t lL W ~ u y » g 21 ss.cs«t. campus, but some alumni have 498,000 .In 1970, Lebanon Is the Jane Perher Petite Chips 'tf49* M-C Fralt Rrlnhs sMu3 Ur 1.00 long memories. And money re- MJdeast’s only net poultry- m as VHcim NOV. 22-2T, m i mains tight,” It said. product exporter. BBTMINNMBUNi MANCHESTER . EAST HARTFORD - EAST HARTFORD 260 North Main at Main ” 1150 Burnside Ave. ^ 801 Silver Lane PAGE TWENTY^IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtr), MANCHipSTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Tolland Reports Reveal a Need OPEN LATE For Additional Services ^ a ve a woijderful "^(^anksgiving 7 m o m ., t u e s .. A review of the annual re. growth rates, Dr. MaoKenzie c l o s e d T H U R S D A Y ports of many town commission recommends the vigil not be yuAMirsGIVlNG DAY _ and v NYR S ALUMINUM FOIL BUDGET 3 MR0| P o R i t y H o 8 e « « « a ■?is.' ffisr; Coupon good Thru " GRAND UNION ASSORTEDABSORt b b bamiFAEHION COLORS Sot., Nov, 37 I llm lli on# coupon par euilomar | Llmlti ona coupon T if! Limit; on* coupon par cuitomar GRAND COTTON SWABS UNION AT THI RAfflUUNI- - WIST MIDOll iriQL FRICIIIFFKTIVI NOV. 32m I. THRU NOV. 37th. NOT RI8FONIIILI K M TYKMRAFHICAL ERRORS. MANCHISnR PARKADI, MIDOLITURNFIKI WIST MANCHISTIN PARKADI. MIDDLI TURNPIKI WIST ■ \ PAGE TWENTY-EKHTT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO^'., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-NINE lice Inside ii doctor's office broken windows sometime F ri BUGS BUNNV Drug Centrr building at 153 Main St. at Saturday night and turned on Hyde, master of Manchester OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE day night. a water faucet In a eink on the M aHoiisToGet The Drug Adviaory Canter, iiboiit 1 ;i6 thig morning. The Ledge of Mesons In 1921, ground level, which overflowed WONVI THIS LOOKS 88 Park at., la open Monday youths were discovered in the After the presentation, W il DEQI’S DRIVE - IN ...JUST CUT A c o u p l e ) Several papers were removed onto the floor. Yesterday after 50-Year PiiiH 482 CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER I LIKE A DAY'S WOKKi OF HOLES SO X through Saturday from noon hallway after police obsorvod a liam Strickland, senior master from a car parked at 308 Main noon, the same thing happened C A N 6 E E 1 iWBVe pecipsp IT to 10 p.ip. broken second-floor window on councilor of John Mother Chap *'~1U r irr WULPNT BE Aiiiwtr (• PtfvHui fv iilt St. sometime Saturday night. again. Four members of Mnnehes- CLOSID ter, Order of DcMolay, will BAKBER' M4KSSIVINS WI-mouT A telephone backup eervlce mo south side of the building. Time The case was referred tc Juve lor Lodge of Masons will re show films taken nt the De- THANKSGIVING DAY m u f i z t ll‘« UNPER la available when the center Bggs wore thrown at a garage ’"icoMe. 1HE (^NINS BOAPCI la oloeed. nile authorities and both boys A wallet containing about fSO ceive 60-year Masonic service Molny Leadership Camp In at 221 Wells St. someUme Sat MAN major; let* join were roleased to Ihelr parents. was Stolen Saturday morning Colebrook last summer. « r ACK08S 60 Men For drug adviaory Informa- urday. pins In ceremonies tomorrow w ce t ANP SET from a home at 22 Ulltan Dr, CUPPED.' TWB TllirKEy PAN 61 Penpna of Uon, call 648-3016. at 7:30 p.m. nt the Masonic 1 Perlodi of wedth (alang) Volcanic Cone Big v L ir T E p ; time 62 WoMy plant A car battery, stereo spenk- A front porch window at 846 Temple. They are Wllllanj,’ J. 5 Seven days ors, and several stereo tapes Thieves broke Into a milk LA ’HAIN A , Hawaii— The cone Hlllstown Rd. was broken some Fliivell Jr,, Frederick L. Finne 0 24 houre JoWN of the dormant volcanic peak were stolen from a car parked time Friday night. machine at the A-1 Gac Station 12 Black 1 —f- of Gaul P o lic e L O ff at tho Parkado Saturday night. on E. Center St, Saturday night, gan, Carl H.F. Oleon and Phil of Mt, Haleakala on the Island •<(h . (comb, form) 2ZJdUcal of Maul Is 7.5 miles long, 2.5 TO ALL OUR CURTOMERS AND FRIENDS conatallation and took several cartons of lip B. Vorplanck, The pins will 13 Top quality Someone entered the commu miles wide and 21 miles in cir (coll.) 3 African Cars parked at 56 House Dr. milk. The Incident was the third bo presented by John L. Von- nity clubhouse at the Northfleld cumference. Its Interior is 3,000 14 Before antelope* ARRESTS and 143 S. Main St. suffered at the same machine In the last Deck Jr., district deputy of tho 15 Biblical name 4 ------I&mingo23 Frog genua 40 Cossack chief Green condominium complex two weeks. feet deep and covers 19 square MICKEY FINN 5 Sway to ana 25 Samuel's 42 South Conrad La Pointe, 33, of ii N. Masonic District 6B; and John miles. m ouay) American BY HANK LEONARD 16 Growl ' fro teacher (Bib.) Fairfield St., charged with In- Read H erald Advertisem entg 17 Juriaprudeiice 6 Age* and agea 26 ------Moines,bird toxlcotlon, arrested Sunday 43 Recite / OUNNO— irCAMSF/lOM 18 Blow! 7 Related on Iowa night at his homo. Court date PLBASS—t THE ROOF/ 20 Fixed look mothar'a aide 29 Get along musically 44 "---- . fidella" Dec. 0. aOTTA (30 22 Done within 8 State in India 31 Bills of fare MOW/ a building 8 Croaaea out 32 Famous 46 Muse of lyric I 10 Conatallation flagmaker poetry ^ 24 Filled with Joy ^ Irving T. Christensen, 66, of Altar 34 MalesheejMale sheep 48 Shore 27 Family mem Warehouse Point, charged with jH tY ’^ ber (coll.) 11 Evergreen 35 Son of Beb SO Clumsy CAN'T 28 Water barrier tree person (coll.) failure to obey traffic control ,,affobl , 30 Feminine 19 Drugatore 36 Hundred 52 Body port signal (red light) at Center and veara 53 Time segment ,(fE51AURANT name Main 8ts. Saturday niglit. Court PRICES* 31 Tract occupied 2' Detroting 38 Newspaper 55 Printer’s paragraph measures date Dec. 6. Finast Bacon Sliced 1 lb pkg 59c -■ (i-ax by tenant* device Finast Prime 33 Sale aign r r r Z” r 1 r IT IF (2 word*) Stanley T. Sypeck, 22, of Bast Colonial Bacon j,‘ 69c 34 Staple food IF IS 14 Hartford, charged with failure OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 37 To have (Fr.) 39 Place of n r IS IT to change address on motor Swift Sliced Bacon i>i,‘ 79c exertion vehicle operator’s license, ar PO m e A FAVOR, WILL VOU.MOTHERf 3’M 41 Superlative n r ii s 21 rested yesterday afternoon aft “A” TURKEYS <30IWO T O S U Z E T T E ’S T O H A V « M V HAIR aufiix er police stopped his car on W. Boneless Ham A l t , ">1.39 PRISCILLA’S POP PONE, AMP THIS OU/S STICKIMS TO ME 42 Cloak-and- 2} 24 a 21 Finaat Turheya contain no TOMS • 21 to 24 lbs BY AL VERMEER LIKE GLUE' HE HATES THAT UACUUM dagger group Center St. He was also issued CLEAM BR , SO IF VOU’L L .^ U S T S T E E R IT (*b.) ST j u t s ' IB a written warning for operating addod oils or fats... Boneless Ham ti.3g REMEMBER OV/ER T H IS \MAV F O R A F E W M IH U T E S n d 4S60aeconda so you pay for Turkey, not A 'Ytou ------D O N ' T HE’LL B^CK OFF LOMS EMOUGH FOR ME H with a defective muffler. (Jourt HOLIDAY WEEK STORE HOURS: M E A REMEMBER TO ESCAPE WITHOUTA COMMOTIOW/ 47 Fart of a date Dec. 6. additives! Finast Turkeys Canned Ham » » 3 ".2.89 minute u SI M IT Open Monday, Tuesday and 49Ruaaian shrink much less than ordi emperor* f r 41 41 f F Robert W. Jorgenson, 20, of Wednesday until 9 P.M. nary birds because you just Chicken in Basket°2'iCu1.79 51 Gambling 28 W. Gardner St., charged with can’t over cook a Finaat game JT i i Open R itu lir Hours Friday and Saturday Finast lb 52 Romanian operating a motor vehicle with Closed Thursday, IhanlisKivinK Day Turkey. The “pop up” ther Skjnless Franks 75c currency Ii ' Illegal mufflers, arrested yes mometer insartod in the lb 54 Of man E" u U u terday afternoon on B . Center briast lata you know just Skinless Franks Colonial lb 79c 56 Stirs St. Court date Dec. 6. TOMS 16 to 20 lbs lb 39c 57 Go astray 8T U U when your Fbiist Turkey 58 Solar disk savsagemeaY is cooked to perfection! HENS 10 to 14 lbs lb 45c Franks iSi^.; B'.^it89c%i"85c (var.) 60 1 St 42 Paul B: Caruso, 19, of Rt. 81, 59 They are (Fr.) .J l Coventry, charged with tam Finast "‘ p u SS' INIWSPAH8 INTIRPgISI ASSOCIATION) pering iMth a motor vehicle, ar Swifts Sausage m% ;^ 6 9 c With (Coupon and Purchase of $5 or more rested Saturday night In con Swift’s Butterboll »£55» »£49>b 45Pb Valid thru Wednesday, November 24, 1971 11-22 nection with several Incidents Maid Rite “"sTelS*" i*«89c at Sycamore Lane. Police had CARNIVAL A One Coupon per Adult 4 tg llb s i t T g BY DICK TURNER reports of seven cars tampered GUMMER STREET White Meat Turkey Breasts Maid Rite tSRc BY PHIL KHOHN with on Sycamore Lane be Drumsticks tween 9 and 11 p.m. Saturday. Turkey Breast »99c Turkey Parts or Wings CkMirt date Dec. 6. It 29c 6Ar You'll. 1 mx..MAY0£ ^ Ihtemationsil Mr. Deli Specials! m u P rau i m 6 ^ FLiaHT FLAM 11-22 ACCIDENTS Sausaee Meat 3 9 c Sausage Meat Coupon at Left 55c MAVg A WmACW^ ' 60mxm6 f\4\Y OUX f^lPA'X NI6Hr? 9 ^ m Y m A three-car accident at Spen We also have a full variety of Geese, Duckling, Capons, Large Motxlay. 7uesday, Wednetday Onlyl A m x r m i cer St. and Hllltown Rd. Satur Roasting Chickens and Fresh Turkey For Your Holiday Feasting! day afternoon involved cars FRESH OYSTERS SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAL driven by Loretta E. Folsom of BOILED HAM St. Johnabury, Vt., M ary W. Pacific ! Domestic A A r Pierce of East Hartford, and Paul J. FIretto of 28 Prospect Extra LarRe -a n n Siteed to Order 9 9 5 lb box 8.95 St. There was heavy damage to White Shrimp 1 .0 9 Large or Baked Ham Sliced to Order lb 1.19 all three cars, policve said. Fol Casino Clams Small II ox can 3 9 c som was issued a summons for Genoa ^ la m i A/C 'A lb 89c disrtgardlng a traffic control Scallops Heat N* Serve >2 oz pki '1,39 Provolone Cheese Tasty 'A lb 59c G l\-22 > signal (red light) and the case is Fish Cakes Heat N* Serve 2lbpki99c 2V5tO scheduled for court Dec. 6. Sliced to Order lb SW Ibt Mr. Deli Bologna 89c P o r t io ii 5 7 L Available at Store* with Service Deli Dept PLAIN JANE Joseph J. Haach, 44, of 516 . BY FR.^K BAGIN8KI Bush Hill Rd., charged with op< 0 4 t0 6 lt> s erating a. motor vehicle under A JSrlkiSff 7 0 b o r r o y / m first p '^F re ^! ACUP04T..ACUPOF..; A™ ^M IS ENOU^^ the i^uence of intoxicating B liquor or controlled drugs, was amested Saturday afternoon af 6 7 1 ter he lost control of his car on Whole Kernel lb ^ g A S y TD 5B E I F L U m P Parker St., going off the right gtecneioTyAT mciHcmx side of the road and hitting two sniiOr ii«eg.' CMOrt dafe Dec, d. COHN Cars driven by AUle Davis of Hartford end Joseph Salvador of 11-2?. 7^ 52 Englewood Dr. were in colli 16 oz TJA hf. m M. on. sion Saturday afternoon at Tol land Tpke. and Wilbur Cross bafs “If it tattet kinda “. . . It’s because Pop Highway Exit 94. Police verbal Finast f u n n y . . didn’t want to use the ly warned Davis for failure to ° L W. TM kf- Fai 89 MR. ABERNATHY //'XI good etuff!" yield right of way. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Finast Peas 5pi(Ss89c T l l B E Charles M. Blake, 20, of 46 0 :3 0 ... Elsie Dr., charged with failure Finast A 9 02 Q Q a R i e f i r SOBS FOR ms OOfFEE BREAKS. WINTHROP Green Beans French TpkgsOwC THINK I 'L L KNOCK BACK, BY DICK CAVALLI to stop for stop sign and reck O F F 1M3RK FOR F L 0 9 S IE I less driving, wa arrested early Sliced pkg A FEW MINLTTES. Simday morning after a one-car Strawberries YeUowTiiniips">9° accident at Linden and Chest nut Sts. ^Police said Blake’s car, Topping p«wi"pp«i 3 headed east on CSiestnut St., nnust Dotes‘r 29° didn’t stop at the sign and con tShrimp »M«33gc tinued across Linden St., hitting Fresh Huns ”2*' a tree InjCenter Park. A pase- We are Happy Shop Flnati Product Otpl. tor anger, Edward Robinson of 91 To Redeem • w idt ttitctlon of tempting Overlook Dr., was treated at Thtnlitgivlng Trtttt, fttturing Federal Food Frtth Chtstnutt, Ptd 4 Sevoy Mani^ester Memorial Hospital. Cabbagt, Pareimmena. lalgtan Cndivaa, Fratb Mustirooma, Qouti date - Stamps Fraab Cocoanula. Oriad Fruit. Pomagranatat, Oatai 4 Figt. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Leon FlUere, 86, of 80 Gris wold St. was listed In satisfac SURE 61AD YOU'RE BACK, SEHlUS IS THIS tory condition this morning at I SET MY HAIR DONE, > treble shooters, Manchester Memorial Hospital, INC?... X THE DARK ONeT tHIS TSO ARE'S THE WRHTUNd COMPLAINTS^ AS COFFER BEd/NS/NOW Sometime last night gas caps Health & Beauty Aids! More Low Prices! / WHVNOT WE MAKE OUR CALHOON AND on three cars parked at 207 S S £ L I ^ murperJ covy fbht* 1.09 Size Deodorant ^ ^ Whole t h e Wells St. were stolen. Finast Boiled Onions n a tiv e ? 3 Farm Fresh Dairy! JVO^N W2K- Sweet and.Tasty TLINfl CHAMPION Windows of homes at 12 Port Perspifant 3o*MnQ0 ® Victoiy Cherries 3 'HrV »1 COME BEFORE Secret land St., 66 Keeney St., and 102 7'/Wi THE EkClTSD Lindsey Medium Pitted L’V.T.'Ha-laL CAMEL PRIYERS, Wotherall St. were broken Ripe Olives cans I II. 12^1 (SfUkLi, - even THB BLAfi sometime BYlday night. size Vaseline Petroleum Jelly 8 oz jir 49c Cottage Cheese L n.ax TRAVELBR9 Seedless Raisins Finast 3 ’X 6 A 9 F I 1.09 isotpi'i 33c Bometline Saturday morning Size 2Woztub« Desitin Ointment 77c Mandarin Oranges Finast A " “M l BY COKER and PENN a window was broken at Bob 79c cans I [Breakstone 2 lb. and Marie's Pizza shop at 182 Size Lozenges PkeoMS Finast Italjui / r r W ENT o f f ' South M ain St. Listerine 59c Apple Cider 99c California WHiLB r m e Sau Sai FiRA* pkg. 4-^3-4 91, oz. jars aeANiN<& IT/ A newspaper box at 680 'm iim im .m i_____ ‘ Spring, St. was reported miss i Ira iT ri' ■Tivn ri i ing Saturday night. 50^ oil H 25^ oil H 15^ off n 10<^ off R 33<= off Shrimp Cocktail 89' LITTLE SPORTS Morot vehicle registration pu-i WITHTHISCOUPON WITHTHISCOUPON I WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON | WITH THIS COUPON Teword aaiilMn el per* were stolen froift a car' I awxk.. 4.1 ! T«w4Tm».t4 -wk-aoHkMt M c< I ...k... .1 .«.k« Apple Cider "•"•.>39c MM I ei. It. MM 21 ate parked nt 97 Cambridge St. Tw. I Ik pk*. I MM 4t U. ak|. I MM to M.iw Nomotlme Friday night. MAXIM Modem Living Fipast Egg Nog « « ’ 79c Kitchen Floor I MAZOLA I PUNCH I NESCAFE A window of a' oar parked at Instant Coffoe Margarine I Detergont | Premium pkgi 76 Linden St. was broken some Cleaner Instant Coffae Margarine 2 49c i time F rid ay night. Two I4-year-old Manohoslor We Rnme ilit Rlgltl Be llmll (NaifHlilai Meal' IMaelUa tkt« Wad., Nav. 24, IB7I In tail CanUr Straal, ManciMiltr - KaNy Raad A Rtnla Na. I3 . Vanw4< We Raoptfp Wp m iW l ■peiiMMii hoys ware apprehended by po- ' r A K WlNFw4*f»*eie EARL YO ST S porfg Editor Now Rating Game on Thanksgiving Await Holiday Attraction With Los Angeles NEW YORK (AP) — regular campaign since 1048. PEACH BOWL, Notre Dame bowed to No. 14 for 230 yards and flve touch Yale Below Par in Finale The losing Yalles were guilty of almost Penn State, rated sixth, got Now that the bowls have Dec. 80—Gsoigla Tech, 6-4, Louisian State 28-8 aa Bert downs-And added the one-season every conceivable error. In fact, on one three mere touchdowns—nos, with one game left, vs. Mis noon lutd limiting potent San "Yale couldn’t even boat a rug the played the dating: game, Jones passed for two touch NOAA rushing record (1,881 NEW YORK (AP) — Jots whipped Buffalo 20-7 and by Jim Nettles who ran it back the period was over, though. It yard line with i : l l to play, only play, a player who thought he was to be 26, 27 and 28—from record- sissippi, 8-2 with one game left. Francisco to a pair of field way they played today.” on old Blue Nebraska and Oklahoma to his career mark “We’re a pretty good foot Philadelphia swatted St. Louis 29 yards for a touchdown in the was tied again ns Norm to have his potential game-win substituted when he saw a teammate breaking scorer Lydell Mitchell OATER BOWL, downs and scored a third; No, gcnis, made it a season sweep was overheard to remark as he walked are about to play the ra^ (4,706). ball team,” said Coach Tom 37-20. final minute of the first half Bulnich bulled over from the ning pass picked off by the coming In from the bench, Jumped up and crushed Pitt 66-18. Dec. 31—Georgia, 9-1 with one 8 Georgia was Idle; ninth-rated over the 40crs with a 17-8 away from the htige gray saucer In New ing game , . .^with Ala- niere were some happy Landry. In tonight’s nationally tele that put the Rams ahead 14-6.' four Raiders’ Dan Conners. and fell head over heSle when he learned Then the bowl people went to game left, coached by Vince Arizona State clabbered San triumph that put them atop the Haven called the Yale Bowl after the people in Ann Arbor, Mich. One "W e're .still in the race," vised (ABC, 9 p.m., EST) Earlier Roman Gabriel had That left it up to Yepremlan, ho was to stay In the game. bama^Auburn not far be work with open arms and came Dooley, va. North. Carolina, 9-2, Jose State 49-6 as Dan Whited NFC West. Ells were manhandled by Harvard last was Taylor, who called the vic countered George Allen. game, the Green Bay Packers whose 20-ynrd fiel0 goal with VIKINGS • SAINTO — It wae Just that kind of a day, a blue hind. up with the following lineup; coached by Bill Dooley, Vince’s pass for three touchdowns and flipped a 13-yard scoring strike Saturday. 36-19. Hie guy, who obviously tory "the ultimate” and added, Landry had Just watched his In the day’s other "b ig ” inNude Atlanta to take on the to Jack Snow. 6:20 remaining In^ the game Vikings quarterback Bob Lee, one for the blues, old and young alike, Much of the college football SUN BOWL, brother. Woody Green ran for 176 yards had enjoyed a few drinks before the "It took me three years to Dallas Cowboys vault Into the gam e- naturally all games In Falcons. • • • provided Miami with the win making his first start of the s • '« season will revolve around Dec. IS—Iowa State, 7-8 with and No. 10 Colorado walloped long ^temoon (for Yale supporters) was AflTBO IH,UE»ONNET score against Ohio State.” lead In the National Conference the NFL are big but some are • • * ning cushion. what happens on Thursday In one game left, vs. Louisiana Air Force 63-17 . as Charlie DOLPHINS ■ COLTS season, and running back Clint over, hit the nail right on the head. Road Race Jottings BOWL, • • • State, 7-8 with one game left. Davis ran for 196 yards and And there were some unhap East with a 13-0 victory over bigger than others—Miami COWBOYS . REDSKINS — Jenes each swept in for four- School^achers ran one-two-three In ' Norman, Okla., and Saturday Dec. 81—Colorado, 9-2, vs. Washington, regaining the spot grabbed a bit of breathing "We knew we had the ability BRONCOS - CHIEFS — The stunning upset loss to the Crimson at Birmingham, Ala. In the for John Tarver added 126. py people, too, notably Coach "Thirteen points Just isn’t a yard touchdowns and Fred Cox was a tough pill to swallow. The John last year’s Five Mile Road Race in PASADENA BOWL, Houaton, 6-2 with one game left. Woody Hayes of the kwers. 'CV they had been pursuing since tXK>m in the American Confer to control our own fatd,” said mer game, top-ranked Nebras great deal by any means—un The Broncos had hoped to kicked three field goals to turn Manchester. John Vitale, Pat McMahon Deo. 18—Memphis State, 4-6, c o t t o n b o w l , In the Second Ten, No. 11 being knocked off 20-16 by Al ence East as Garo Yepremlan Dolphins Coach Don Shula, who Harvards so completely dominated the ka’s defending national cham Angered by a Michigan inter less the defense is playing like give their new head coach, Jer back the Saints. and Amby Burfoot flnlahed In that order vs. either Long Beach State, Jan. 1—Penn State, 10-0 with Tennessee downed Kentucky len’s Redskins seven weeks booted the Dolphins to a 17-14 loft the Colts in 1970 to take action that It wouldn’t have taken any pions take on runnerup Okla ception and lack of an Inter ours," said Dallas quarterback ry Smith, a winning debut—but Leroy Kelly was the Browns' . . . Superior Court Judge Jay RuUnow 6-3 with one game left, or an one gajme left, vs, 'Texas, 7-2, 217, No. 12 Texas was Idle, No. ago. victory over the Baltimore over at Miami. "But by no convincing to any of the 61,288 specta homa In the Game of the—pick ference penalty during a dea- Roger Staubach, who scored Len DawBcn had other ideas. workhorse, rambling 118 yards haa filed to compete In his third Five Jose State, 4-6-1 with one game provided the Longhorns beat 13 Toledo flattened Kent State But Sunday's triumph wasn’t Colts. moans are we in." Baltimore tors os to what side would enjoy the one—Week, Year, Decade, Cen peration Buckeye drive In the the game’s only touchdown on The Chiefs’ quarterback threw on 23 carries and scoring two MUer. . .Dr. Charlie Robbins has made left. Texas AAM in their finale on 41-6, No. 16 Southern Cal battled the only thing on Landry’s Around the rest of the league, has four games—Including an hankerchief waving before sunset. tury. closing minutes, Hayes stormed a 29-yard scam per the first for three touchdowns and 294 touchdowns—one on a pass It a habit to run the course bare-footed. LIBERTY BOWL, Thursday. UCLA to a 7-7 Ue, No. 16 Hous mind. "W e’re thinking about Kansas City kept on Oakland's other one with the Dolphins on It was a Connecticut man, who learned Two days later, Nov. 4 Ala onto the field and promptly time the Cowboys got their yards. from Bill Nelsen, the other PAGE THIRTY.TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COHN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 Key To Blass MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 Lakers Can’t Hold Jabbar But Beat Bucks NORWICH^ World Seriea hero atove WMia won't have to worry about sneaking Into the V.I.P. Reception Room at this year’s Gold Key Pro Football Only Second Senior Represented England in 1956 Olympics Awards Dinner. Blass, a Falls Village na N F t tive whose two series wins AMERICAN CONFERENCE Loss of Year were the key to the Pitts ge Eaatorn DIvlalon done Father and Son Entries burgh Pirates’ seven • game W E T Pet. PT8 OP For Leaders victory over Baltimore this Miami 8 1 1 .889 288 117 year, has been named the i Balt. 7 3 0 .799 221 192 recipient of a Gold Key from, N. Eng. 4 e 0 .499 167 265 NEW YORK (AP) — the Oonneotlout Bportswrlt- N.Y. JoU 4 6 0 .499 167 266 “ We did just about every Headed by Norris Family ers’ Alliance, sponsor of the MotoreyelM-BleyelM 11 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wonted-Mole 36 Help Wanted - Buff. 0 10 0 .999 134 308 thing we could to contain annual affair to be held Jan. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Central Division 360CC DUCA’TI, 1068, needs him and I thought we did By EARL YOST ’Ihere will be at least a dozen 81 at the Sheraton Norwich 8 A.M. to 4:.30 P.M. SERVICEMAN • Experienced ______Mole or Female ______37 Clev. 6 6 0 .600 166 212 work, asking $ 200. Call 64A- O r DIKIARILV , THE STAFF OF T^^E BRANCH pretty well,’’ Los Angeles Numerous father and son father and son teams in the inn here. B u r -TUE DM TVIE PREGIOENT OF oil burner and heating man. ORGANIST and junior choirs Pitts. 6 8 0 .600 198 206 4040. teams have entered the AAC sanctioned run. In sev "I’ve been at the lost se COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV’T. OFFICE COMES TO VJORk LOOKING THE FIRM FLIES IN FOR AN Full-time position with excel Cln. 3 7 0 .800 192 178 director for challenging music center Kareem Jabbar. eral cases there will be two ven or eight Gold Key din SHARP a n d ON THE BALL - UNEXPECTED SPOT CHECK - lent salary. Good working con Hous. 1 8 1 .111 129 243 Five Mile Road Race in YAMAHA FOR ’72 program at Wapping Commu Well, not quite. The Mil sons running along with the ners. I remember sneaking 4180 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLIOA’nON ditions. and limited night ser Weetem DIvlalon Manchester Thanksgiving See them at nity Church. Call church of waukee super.sthr poured Jn 39 man of the hou^e. Into the reception room,’ ’ Deadline lor Saturday and Monday !■ 4 :80 p.m. Friday HARRUMP.'what HP. BUMBLE.', vice. Blue CrossT CMS, Major fice, 644-0938 or Don Kitchin, Oak. 7 1 2 .876 282 188 morning but none is as fa SEYMOUR points. ’The prize lists consists of 26 said Blass upon being In WELLo'ER- medical, uniforms, bonus and 644-1858 for application and job K. C. 7 2 1 .778 217 136 mous as the Norris entry MOTORSPORTS ARE you RUNNING But the Lakers had some awards to the first 28 finishers, formed of his award. "I was outstanding profit sharing and description. S. Diego 4 6 0 .400 293 230 from BVockton, Mass., Fred PLEASE READ YOUR AD 681 Main St. HERE'" A HIPPIE V'SEE" thing going fpr them, too—Wilt plus the first three schoolboy going to the dinner anyway. pension plon^. Call 663-0131 for Denver 2 7 1 .222 146 106 and Ed. PAPf Chamberlain’s rebounding and and over 60 men. Money for the I had the date reserved. Clwined OT "Want Ads" are taken over the phone u a Manchester, 643-0214 appointment. An equal oppor- MALE or female to work In NATIONAL CONFERENCE ’Thursday’s 38th edition over a searing fast break led by Gall prizes, plus the light refresh "It makes you feel very advertiser should read his ad the FIRST Sales and Service our specialty. MAMOCEI! / tunlty employer. small shop. Previous experi Eastern Division Manchester’s paved streets Goodrich and Jerry West. And ments served the contestants, proud to be honored In your e r r o r s in time ence on surface grinders and W L T Pet. PTS OP starts at 10:30 with the start next Insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE in- WANTED first class lathe hand when the running ended in Sun Is i^alized through a souvenir own state. An honor close to small machine tools desired. Dallas 7 3 0 .700 253 166 ing and finishing point on the ST-««>y advertisement and then SEARS 60cc, motorbike, good and general machinist. Must have car and license. day’s night’s National Basket program distributed to all on home Is the one I appreciate Wash. 8 3 1 .607 182 120 lower end of Main Street, op o* a "m ake good" Insertion. Errors which condition, $100. 647-1263. Metronics, Inc., Route 6 and Some pick-up and delivery ball Association game, the La race day. Any money that is most. When anything like do not lessen the value ol the advertisement will not bn N. Y. Qnts* 6 0 .400 232 posite School Street. Race head 44A, Bolton. work. Good starting rate and kers owned a 112-105 victory quarters will be at the nearby left Is turned over to the Mhs- this happens, I’m doubly corrected by "m ake good’’ Insertion. *»® Phila. 3 6 1 .338 126 227 over the Bucks. all company paid benefits. No East Side Rec Centers. culnr Dystrophy Fund, national proud.’’ Bminets Services 13 MECHANIC — experienced, to S. Louis 3 7 0 .300 172 206 In other NBA games, Boston work on fleet of trucks, no ble & Westbrook, 20 Westbrook Central Division Fred Norris is a carpenter objective of the Tall Cedars. St., East Hartford, Phone 289- belted Cleveland 128-105,. Hous who came to the United States STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, helpers needed. Call 643-2373. Minn. 8 2 0 .800 181 82 Last year more, than |1,000 was John MeVay is in his seventh 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 2717. An equal opportunity em ton overhauled Golden State from England on a track schol realized. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Detroit 6 3 1 .067 262 182 year os Dayton football coach. ELBX7TRICIAN —Journeyman, ployer. 116-90 and Seattle turned back arship. Norris was a coal miner All concrete repairs, both In- Chicago 6 4 0 all benefits. Call 644-1429 after .600 169 178 Philadelphia 127-117. In the only before he had an opportunity to . side and outeide railings, land- G. 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Sales experience is not neces Atlanta 4 4 1 .600 188 176 Uon, New York beat Baltimore only once in their next five con night as the top college cross Ed Norris, who as a 1^-year- ’Thursday brings to a close BOX LE H E R S Burning barrels delivered, $4. sary. If you desire extra In Sunday’s Games 126-114, Detroit topped Buffalo tests. Sunoco Station, Main St. Man country runner in the United old was the second schoolboy to the final football games for chester. 644-1776. RICHARD P. RITA come, willing to work and ac Cincinnati 28, Houston -13 105-96, Atlanta whipped Phoenix States. finish in the 1963 Five Mller both Manchester High (3-6) East was defeated by Glas For Your cept training, call 876-6901 for Dallas 13 Washington 0 PERSONNEL SERVICES 115-109, Chicao downed Boston Now 60, Norris was good here, went on to new heights at and East Catholic High (6-4). tonbury High in its last game, Information 1969 VOLVO, 144S, standard, ra TIMBERLAND Tree Service- more Information. Cleveland 27, New England 7 123-106, Seattle edged Portland enough to represent England in Kent State University in Ohio ’The Tribe will host CXJIL rival 22-18. dio, new tires, winterized. Tree removal, pruning, lots JM STORE MGRS: 48 hr. work Detroit 28, Chicago 3 104-100 and Golden State .,pur- the 1956 Olympic Ganies in the where he reigned as ^at area’s Windham High at Memorial ’THE HERALD will not Beautiful condition. $2,160 or cleared. No job too big or I V./. wk., exp. In retail fabrics a LICENSED real estate sales Kansas City 28, Denver lo prised Milwaukee 107-100 and, 10,000 meter run. Following his leading cross country and long Field at 10:30. At Northwest disclose the Identity of best offer. Call 646-6614, 649- small. Fifteen years experi must, Conn, area, company man or saleswoman, excellent Los Angeles 17, San Fran in the ABA, Pittsburgh beat college career, the Norris fam- distance runner. • Catholic High’s field in West Keene Hooters Win- any advertiser using box 4866. ence. Bonded, Insured. 742- paid benefits. Raises VIA opportunity in an aggressive cisco 6 Memphis 113-103, Kentucky ily settled in Brockton. For Last ’Turkey Day in Manches- Hartford, the Eagles will op letters. Readers answer 9605. Performance. $150-170 wk. company. Call for confidential ing blind box ads who I^ilding Confraefinq 14 Pointing - Papering 21 Help Wonted-Female 35 Miami 17, Baltimore 14 topped Carolina 120-107, Utah more than a decade he’s been ter, Ed Norris, who had driven pose Hartford County Confer W r L L I M A N T I C (AP) — 1965 (CHEVROLET Impolh, MFC. ENGINEER: Degree interview, Lou Arruda, 644- Minnesota 23, New Orleans 10 Dallas 103-99 and Den Keene, N.H., State will rep desire to protect their four-door sedan. Autopahtlc, 1539. (AP photo) one of the famed Boston A.A.’s nearly one full day from the ence member South Catholic ^ - identity can follow this NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS— J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom PART-TIME cashibr needed w/4.6 yrs. In high volume ’ ver beat the Floridians 117-97. resent New England In the SNOW Plowing — commercial New York Jets 20, Buffalo 7 HANGING IN THERE— Celts’ center Dave Cowens best runners in all forms of NCAA cross country run in Vir so at 10:30. procedure: power steering, power brakes, Remodeling, repairing, addi decorating, interior and ex nights, for Christmas holiday small electro-mech. prod Los Angeles kept running NAIA soccer timmament Dec. or residential. 646-1534. Oakland- 34, San Diego 33 hangs onto rim after sinking first period goal. compeutlon. ginia and arrived just in time Manchester High, with a spot radio, heater. Good condition. tions, rec rooms, porches and terior, paperhanging, fully In season. Apply weekdays 10-6, ucts. Must have line M.T.M. away from Milwaukee—but the 1-4 at Dunn N.C. Enclose your reply to Phone 228-3893 aftfer 4:30 p.m. Situations Wanted - Philadelphia 37, St. Louis 20 ------to get on his running togs tind ty, won-lost mark, dropped its SNOW plowing, commercial roofing. No job too small. Call sured. For free estimates, call W.T. Grant Co., Manchester exp. 14K DOE. Bucks kept charging back and Keene won the' regional the box in an envelope — Pittsburgh 17, New York Gi compete, placed eighth. first four games of the season, and residential. Reasonable 649-3144. 649-9658. If no answer 643-6362. Parkade. FOREMAN: Common car Female 38 ants 13 trailed by only 94-92 midway in It’s doubtful if the senior championship and a berth in address to the Classified 1968 FORD, 'Torino, excellent riers exp. w/local and long but then wen three out of its condition, 84,000 miles. 646-0211 rates. Contracts accepted. Call Monday’s Game the final quarter. Norris can match strides with the national tournament by edg- Manager, Manchester REMODELING done — rec INSIDE —outside painting. Spe- HOUSEWIVES, need extra line dispatching. Inbound BOOKKEEPER — Pull chaise, next four outings. ’The Red and Evening. Herald, together after 6 p.m. 646-3467. Then the Lakers pulled away Laver and Rosewall Finalists rooms, breezeways, garages, cial rates for people over 66. money? Immediate profitable Dock. $176-200 wk. 12 years experience, seeking Green Bay at AUanta the likes of pre-race favorites m Tte'Tn^te 7;:sT corner lur^'ed Saturday, with a memo listli^ the for gcod with West and Jim kitchens. Call anytime, 843- Call my competitors, then call earnings offering Vanda Beau full or part-time position In John Vitale and Amby Burfoot beick companies you do NOT 1967 RAMBLER Rebel, 770- "rREE SERVICE (Soucier) — DISPATCHERS: Inbound McMIlliEm canning a pair of u , 1. u * X, Bristol Eastern, 47-20. 7996. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. ty Counselors neighborhood Rockville, Vernon or Manches P ro H ockey but it should be an interesting Windham, meanwhile, tripped The St. Louis Cardinals have want to see your letter. 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic Trees cut, building lots clear and outbound local for 2nd National Hockey League baskets apiece to open a 104-96 personal cosmetic service. No ter area. 872-8138. In Showdown for Rich Prize duel to see how he can do „p ,ast game, 22- five Puerto Rican natives on Your letter will be de transmission, power steering, ed, trees topped. Got a tree GENERAL Contracting — Car- CEIUNG specialist — expert shift. Min. 3 yr. exp. $226 -f East Divtsion bulge. G c^ iich had 27 points, against Little Johtmy Kelley, the stroyed if the advertiser problem ! Well worth phone experience necessary, we Mdll wk. 0 . their 1972 roster. Tliey are In- clean, loe^ mileage. $695, 649- pentry, roofing, siding, gut workmanship. One ceiling or MATURE Christian woman, W L T Pts OF GA McMllllan 25 and West 22 for HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)— train. Average earnings $3 per all-time champ here with six East Catholic has played ex fielder Milt Ramirez and out is one you’ve mentioned. 6290. call, 742-8262. ters, masonry, additions. No all your ceilings repaired and PROJECT COST ACCOUNT would like to live In, care for New York; 13 2 4 30 90 43 Los Angeles while Bob Jan- Australians Rod Laver and wins under his belt. Norris and If not it will be handled hour. Call 875-7367 for Inter actly opposite cf Manchester. fielders Cirilo Cruz, Jose Cruz, job too small. Free estimate. painted. Also interior painting ANT: Construction line, N. elderly woman, light duties. Montreal 12 2 6 29 76 41 drldge added 21 for Milwaukee. Ken Rosewall, two of the Kelley have been involved in in the usual manner. 1969 PEUGEOT 4-door, black, SNOW Plowing, commercial, view. The once high-flying Eagles Luis Melendez and Jorge 649-0773. and wallpapering. Call 289- England area not within Write Occupant, Box 773, Man Boston 13 6 1 27 76 40 The Celtics held a slim five- old-timers on the pro ten many personal duels over the standard shift, very eco residential. Prompt, courteous commuting distance. 5 days jumped off to a perfect 40 early Roque...... 0773 HAIRDRESSER wanted, ex chester, Coim. Toronto 7 6 7 21 66 69 point halftime edge, then broke nis tour, meet at high noon years. nomical. $1,460. Call 646-3107. service. 646-7770. CARPENTRY — Repairs, re- '______^______. away. Expenses paid plus Detroit 6 11 perienced for replacement, $180 wk. DOE. 4 14 62 72 it open by outscoring the Cav- in Dallas Friday in a show- s h a r p e n i n g Service — Saws, modeUng, additions, roofing. RICHARD E. MAR’HN. Full Vanevr. 5 13 Lost and Found 1966 FORD Fairlane, four-speed good hours and working condi 4 13 60 74 alters 40-22 in the third period down for the richest prize 1 knives, axes, - shears, skates, Call David Patria, South Wind- professional painting service, MNGMNT. TRAINEES: Dogs - Birds - PeH 41 Buffalo 4 11 transmission, bucket seats, tions. Call 643-7906 or 233-8318. Several positions In sales, 6 13 67 77 with John Havllcek scoring 11 in pro tennis history $50 - POUND — 'The best place to rotary blades. Quick service. sor, 644-1796. Interior -exterior. Free estl- West Division of his game-high 36 points and QOO. ' good condition. Call 646.-6076 af foods, clothing and industry. SHIH-TZU -puppies, AKC, per chobse home decorations and Capitol Equipment Co., 38 ____------;— mates, fully insured. 649-4411. RITA GIRL Chicago 15 5 0 30 64 33 Dave Cowens eight of his 19 in .A „„„„ ^ ter 5 p.m. NEW construction and repairs, ______•'______manent innoculations, 3 " And even the loser will be gifts is Your Gift Gallery at Main St., Manchester. Hours Minn. 3 29 61 34 the big Boston frame. Butch tile, kitchens, baths, additions, ------BOOKKEEPER — Pull Fees paid. months. Car, leash and paper Watkins, 986 Main St. Your CHEVELLE Malibu, 1968, pow dally 7:30-6, Thurssday, 7:30-9 Pitts. 2 18 69 66 Beard led Cleveland with 21. able to leave town in style. painting, paneling. Call Wilcox FloOf Finishiliq 24 charge to work on corporate broken. Champion sired.. $160 He’ll get a check for $20,000. home town friendly world of er steering, low mileage. Saturday, 7 :30-4. 643-7958. 63 Blast Center Street Phil. 3 18 44 58 Houston rookie Mike Newlln 643-7367 after 6. books. Sal. $116. and up. Call 872-4967. Cailf. Laver, who has earned more gifts. Telephone, 643-6171. Clean car. Must sell. 249-6909. FLOOR SANDING, and refln- CLERK-TYPIST—80 w.p.m. Manchester, Conn. 3 16 67 98 led all scorers in the Rockets’ ire slo n e JUNK CARS removed, $10 646-4040 St. Louis N.J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter ishlng (specializing in older with accuracy. Sal. $86. AKC Registered Odlie pups, 6 11 3 13 49 61 victory with 31 points but it a* LOST — Box of 46 rpm records 1964 FORD Country Squire, each, any condition. Call 872- LosAngls contractor. Additions, remod floors). Inside painting, paper COST CLERK—Posting ac tri’s and mahogany sables, 4 16 1 9 42 86 was little Jolumy Egan wim P™ Ame^^^^^^ and album of 78s Sunday morn power steering, power brakes. 9433. eling and repairs. Call any hanging. Nd job too small. counts with phone wofk. rugged with full and shawl col Sunday’s Results ing on Westwood St. Sentimen Good condition. $360 or best of DISHWASHER Friday and Sat New York 12, California 1 ^ Sunday and Rosewall do^ed TWO YOUNG married men will time for free estimate. 876- John Verfaille, 649-6760. 872- Sal. $96. lars, beauty and perfection. the fir ^ ^ 1^ , thaJ taocked Qkker of the Netherlands tal value. Reward. 643-2500, fer. 872-8006. urday nights. Call 643-1416. Toronto 4, B ^falo 3 do small repair jobs and paint 1642. 2222. RECEPTIONIST — Secy. Now taking deposits, will hold down the Warriors led by Caz- straight sets, 6-3. 6-3, 6gl to 649-6606. Boston 6, St. Louis 2 GTO, 1066, automatic, console, ing, also cellar cleaning and Working for 4 men. 2 yrs. FULL-TIME bookkeeper. Apply for Christmas. 638-6600. 2nd Tire H------JACQUES of all trades, c a r p e n ------Detroit 2, Vancouver 2, tie . earn the finals berths in the bucket seats. Excellent condi light trucking. Call 646-2692, secy. exp. Good benefits. in person, Flano’s Motor Inn, Philadelphia trimmed a world Championship of Teiuiis LGST — Brown suede girl's try, additions, paneling, re- Bouds — AKC Registered German Shep CSiicago 7, Pittsburgh 3 pocketbook, vicinity Assump tion. $760. 643-6096. 646-2047. S/H 100, type 60 w.p.m. Sal. 100 E. Center St.,> 646-2300. 15-polnt deficit to one with 2:62 pjayoffs. m^eling general repairs. No S tO C k s - Mortgages 27 herd male puppy, 3% months Minnesota 1, Philadeli^a tion School, eyeglasses inside. $126. tie to go, then SuperSonics center Laver, 33, and Rosewall, 37, 1963 FORD Fairiane, rebuilt CARPENTER—Available eve job too big or small. Reason-______- ^ ^______SEX3RETARY: To Chairman BULLDOZER operators need- old. Very Intelligent, excellent Don Smith pumped in 10 of his couldn’t help but remember Reward, 643-8491. able, free estimates, 742-6512. MORTGAGES -• 1st, and 2nd. ed. See Schools and Classes, disposition. Had all ^ots. $100. Only games scheduled transmission, new brakes, new nings ' and weekends. No job of ther'Board. Lt. dictation team-high 26 points to seal how times have changed in pro LOST — Two-year old yellow fuel pump, good tires, needs too big or too small. Call Ste ------mortgages—Interim financing and good typing. Must be Classification 33. Phone 289 3679. Seattle’s victory. Billy (Running- tennis. muffler. $200 cash. Call after phen Martin, at 646-7296 after — expedient and confidential Pro Basketball female cat with white flea col able to handle difficult sit LABORER with wallpapering WOULD LIKE good home for ham had 32 for the 76ers. *'i can look back on the game 4 p.m. weekdays, anytime Sat 2 p.m. S p ^ io l Services 15 service. J. D. Real Estate As NBA lar, last seen Mt. Sumner uations. Sal. to $126. experience, woodworking, car male dog, part terrier, all ’The Floridians, trailing early, with satlsfacUon now,’’ Rose- urday, 643-0416. soc., 643-5129. EASTERN CONFERENCE area, Bolton. Please call 646- PIANO Tuning by graduate of SECRETARIES—You are in pentry, “ Jack of all trades’’ shots, where there are chil Atlantic Division broke a 19-19 tie at the start of wall said. "I was happy when I demand. We have several 4472. . 1970 FORD Mustang, vinyl top',- Hartt College of Music. Instru MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec etc., part-time, 643-2465, eve dren. Phone 643-0040. W. L. Pet. GB the second period and never turned pro and I hoped I would ments sold and repaired, Sheet top paying and exciting low mileage. $1895. The Sav Household Senfle«(s 13-A ond, third. All kinds. Realty nings. ' Bos. 12 7 .632 — looked back as rookie Willie do well. LOST — Black, male kitten music and accessories. Ward openings for applicants who ings Bank of Manchester, 646- statewide. Credit rating unnec- Phila. 9 8 .500 2 Long led them past Memphis "i never thought at that time wearing blue collar with bells, TREES removed, lots cleared, Krause, 643-6336. possess the skill of short ELECTRICIAN — Good wages, 1700. ______essary. Reasonable. Conflden- Articles For Sole ^ 4S N. York 9 9 .600 2 with 22 points. Larry Cannon that the pro game would vicinity Irving St. Call 643- attics and cellars cleaned^ hand. all benefits, year 'round work. V ’' ------tlal, quick arrangements. Al- SCREENED loam, sand, Buff. 7 11 .389 4 had 16 for the Pros. amount to much more than it 6946. 1964 GTO, excellent condition, Light trucking, also painting. We will be open Friday, No Licensed men only need ap vln Lundy Agency. 627-7971. gravel, processed gravel, Central Division did then. But years later we 389 built, crane cam, 12-1 pis Free estimates. 646-5489 after Roofing - Siding 16 vember 26, for your con ply. An equal opportunity em Balti. 8 10 .444 — felt there might be some 4:30 p.m. ------100 Construction Plaza, Hart- venience. ployer. Sol Cantor Electric stone, fill. Also bulldozer and tons, headers, new front and BIDWELL Home Improvement ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Cinci. 6 9 .400 M iam i Rolls chance for the open game be Personals rear end, Muncie 4-speed, Inc., 19 Grove St., Rockville, backhoe service and drain REWBAVING of bums, moth- Co. Expert installation of alu- ______^__ RITA GIRL A tl^ ta 5 11 .312 2 cause amateurs were getting brakes and drums, paint job, 876-0765. fields. George H. Grifflng, An WANTED — Ride to PAWA holes, zippers repaired. Win minum siding, gutters and ------99 B. Center St., WESTERN CONFERENCE more and more under the table Ansen mags, and more. Must dover, 742-7886. ALL-OUT EFFORT — Rod Laver reaches for ball East Hartford plant, second dow shades made to measure, trims. Roofing installation and Private Instructions 32 Manchester, 846-3441 Midwest Division As Threesome payments. sell. $1,000 firm. 643-8600. I’M LOOKING for a man who shift, from vicinity Andover all size Venetian blinds. Keys repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. Milw. 17 3 .860 ■‘I’m just happy to be able to before making retrieve in winning match against EXPERI^CED professional WOMAN, part-time Christmas, works well with attractive Lake. 742-7406. made while you wait. Tape re ANTIQUE button collection for Chicago 12 5 .706 4% still play good tennis.’’ Arthur Ashe in Houston World Championship. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? AL LAPLANT — Siding, roofing, singer, college graduate, wish- alore work, nigdits 7-11. Gelco, women who wishes a high po Scores H igh Ro^wall and Laver certainly Bankrupt, repossession? Hon corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 tential income from commis sale. Call 649-2600. Detroit 9 9 .600 8 ' RIDE wanted from South Main storm windows, awnings. Qual es voice students. Call 646-4993. ^ West Middle Tpke., Mr. won’t be strangers when Jhey est Douglas accepts lowest Main St., 649-6221. sions. Modest investment for Phoenix 7 11 .389 10 MEMPHIS, Temi. (AP) — won’t be strangers wnen jney 1 . • TT 1 1 T 1 • Tt St. area to Connecticut Mutual, D ity workmanship, free esti Vicinity Charter Oak Park. Markham. HANNAH'S husbanq Hector Rookie Willie Long, Ron Franz estimated Uie pair t n g i i l . n a f : down, smallest payment, any Inventory. Call for Interview, Pacific Division Hartford, hours 8 to 4 p.m. 646- LIGHT trucking, cellars and at mates. Fully insui4d. 649-3417, hates hard work, so he cleans L Ang. 17 3 .860 — and Warren Jabail combS have met more than 100 times rt U 111 where. Not small loan finance YOGA — Exercise, relaxation, BABY-SITTER w w ted 8-4:30 In Mr. Miller, 232-3880. (16) 8244 after 6 p.m. tics cleaned, odd jobs. Rubbish 372-9187. the rugs with Blue Lustre. company plan. Douglas Motors nutrition. Group or private les- my "home. Call after 5, 646- Gold. St. 14 7 .687 3% lor 61 points Sunday as the competltlfan. “ We played BOSTON (AP) — The Boston ’The Celtics were without removed, domestic and com Rent electric shampooer $1. 345 Main. GU’TTBRS and roofs, all types sons. Call Shirley Banks, 649- 2683. Seattle 13 7 .660 4 Floridians rolled over the Mem- °‘her about 26 times the Celtics salvaged a weekend their startlna backcourt tandem'' REDUCE aate and fast with Go- mercial, 644-8962. Olcott Variety Store. Port. 3 14 .176 12% phis Pros 103-86 in the night’s ^ turned pro, ’ Laver which almost was, and still aro,rx / - n . " x.,..,x Bese Tablets and E-Vap “wa repaired and replaced. Rea 6531. 1971 OPEL Rallye, yellow with SALESGIRL— 12-6 daily, Mon Help Wanted - Hous. 4 17 .190 13 only American Basketball Asso- leading the pack in the Atlantic Chaney and Jo Jo White ter pills’’. Liggett Rexall. WASHING machine repairs, sonable prices. Free esti SAVE16V 27" black vinyl top, four - speed. day - Friday. Apply In person Molie or Female 37 Sunday’s Resu'is elation contest. Laver, who has won $272,717 Division of the National Basket- ‘ he loss to the Bulls at Chl- mates. 646-1399. RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, only, Westown Pharmacy, 455 Boston 128, Clevtland 105 Lon led the scoring with 22 the tour this year, recovered ball Association. cago. Chaney was sidelined Excellent condition. $2,100 or Schools and Classes 33 Maytag, Reasonable rates. Hartford Rd. OFT'ICE Manager—full charge Los Angeles 112, Milwaukee points, followed by Franz with trom a second set lapse to de- After blowing a big lead In with a twisted ankle wKile PER PAIR ON OUR Automobiles For Sole 4 best offer. Phone 628-6287. Owner of Pike Coin Wash and Roofing and b u l l d o z e r o p e r a t o r s bookkeeping experience neces WANTED! 106 20 and Jabali with 19, Top f®at Ashe for the 12th stmight losing to Cincinnati at home X e had to rem ain b S 10«. AUS'nN Healy 3,000, ex- 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, yel- Dry Cleaning, 276 West Middle NEEDED DOES YOUR present job have sary, ability to perform admin Seattle 127, Philadelphia 117 point-maker for the Pros was ‘ r"®' Ashe played well at Friday night and Uien dropping for U.S. Marine Corps reserve FINEBT WINTER TIRES cellent condition. 647-0844 after low, automatic, sunroof, 28,000 Turnpike, next to Stop and Chimneys 16-A BIG MONEY CAREER a future? This one does for re istrative and supervisory du Houston 116, Golden State 96 Larry Cannpn, who managed breaking Laver’s service a 123-106 decision in Chicago 24 dutv ^ reserve miles, original owner, excel BE READY FOR SPRING sponsible, ambitious, attrac ties. Send resume to Robert J. LATHE AND MILL ABA 16. twice in winning the second set. houre inter the r-eitiee r i ’ 6 p.m., anytime weekends. Shop. 643-4913, 647-1719. ROOFING — Specializing re lent condition, 644-2174. pairing roofs of all kinds, new Nearby resident school special- tive woman. Managerial...... post- Pue & Co., CPA, 9 Elm St., MACHINIST East Division The Floridians trailed only in . Bosewa.i^ b^^^^ 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, bug, 40,- Rockville, Conn. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, l**ng In complete field training Hon with opportunity for ad Second Shift, W. L. Pet. OB the first period as Memphis 000 miles, excellent condition. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, blue, re- vancement and good income., victory over the hapless Wiite caught a plane from Bos cleaned and repaired. 30 on backhoes, loaders, scrapers -- ' * Ky. 13 5 .722 — , raced to a 3-4 lead. That lead AsnnmuoAL AUrPosmoN bullt engine, sunroof, trailer Household Services 13-A Cavaliers at Cleveland. ton and rejoined the Celtics. $1,806. Ovmer, 643-0622. years experience. Free esti and graders. Limited full and Hours flexible. Small invest Va. 11 7 .622 2 was steadily whittled away. hitch, good tires, good shape, LIQUOR CLERK TO O L A N D WINTER TIRES LIGHT trucking, cellar and mates. Call Howley, 643-6361. part-time classes. ment for prime job. Call for In N York 9 9 .500 4 and after one period of play it lown * Country nayronwiricat UrM 1962 CHEVROLET, Impala, $695. 646-7236. terview. Mr. Miller, 232-3880. , Pathmark Package Store Is 10 10 .500 4 will |Mdl you Uiru winter** wont WMilwr. Tlwy attics cleaned, odd jobs, DIE M AKER Pitts. was 19-19. hdvo thro* tlifterml Mttema acroM iha tr*«tl: hardtop, $126. Inquire at 127 Call the "HOTLINE’’ to con (7) coming to Manchester. B\ill Flordna 8 11 .421 5% ai opm traeUon palUm on on* Bitl* lu dl* In 1966 FORD <3alaxle converti lawns, trees cut and removed. First and Second Shifts Ira Harge opened the second «nd tmll throiuh mow; (2) otebl* Irtetlon |w1- Main St, Apt.K, Manchester, Heating and Plumbing 17 struction now! Our Connecticut and part-time, positions Carol. 6 11 .363 6% tern on oih«r ■Id* provmte faofginf down In d**ri ble, V-8, automatic transmis Call 643-6000. quarter with a layup and Blori- •nw, and (3) emter "/, bar* alv* much grtattr 643-8033. number Is 1-443-6686. Cal) any- WANT TO do something extra available. Opportunity for W<-8t Division da was never behind after that, puUkif pow*rinl^anow. ^ sion, new tires, radio, heater, special this Christmas? Be an TWO handymen want a variety GRANTS Plpmblng Service — time. advancement. Must be over INSPECTOR Utah 12 7 .632 r - leading 60-41 at the half. good condition, 648-5606. of jobs by day or hour. We BYee .estimates, plus quality ALLIED CONSTRUCTION Avon Representative. Your 21. Interviews Monday, Nov First SlUft Ind." 9 9 .600 2% The' Pros made a run at Flor HM«E$T TIME Town * Country Town* Country r>47si. earnings go a long way to S ize B liekw alli W hitow alli LEGAL clean yards, attics and cellars work. 643-6341. 1214 Main St. ember 22, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Memph. 8 11 .444 4 ida In the third period, closing •IM'N lot lira Reasonably. Call 643-6306. ' Springfield, Mass. make Christmas merrier for- 236 Spencer St., Manchester, Class A, familiar with Dallas 7 10 .412 4 the gap to five at one point. But E78-I4 (73S-14) • 32M Traekt - Tractors 5 SAM WATSON Plumbing and • 3 7 " . 8221 NOTICE your entire family. Call now Conn. (Behind Pathmark aircraft work. Job shop Denver 7 10 .412 4 they fell back again and the F78-14 (7.76-14) 3 4 » o Heating. Bathroom remodel fer Interview In your own SALE I 7 « 3 B « i f * ^ 2.38 Notice is hereby given that a 1966 FORD pick-up, F-lOO, 8’ , 6- Gas Station). Sunday’s Results Floridians led 77-84 after three 078-14 (8.28-14) ing and repairs. Free esti Help Wonted-Female 35 home: 289-4922. experience. Overtime. 71 TORONADO 71 OLDSMOBILE 3 8 “ ID” 4 3 “ D l“ ' 3.88 public hearing will be hold In oyllnder standard, $700. 643- Floridians 103, Memphis 86. quarters, then coasted through tluilding Contracting 14 mates. Call 649-3808. An equal opportunity employer. Full power, Eiir, W JH fE 98 Luxury Sedan. W A IIC H78-14 (8.86-14) 4 1 “ 8 0 » Room 066-A, State Office Build 2862. HOSTESS ' and waitress for the final period. 4 7 “ S 3 ” 2.74 Only game scheduled VmY SHARP. wHf E Full power. Air. 9HWE B78-16 (7.38-16) ing, 166 Capitol Avenue, Hart LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — M & M Plumbing and Heating, APPLY IN PERSON. 3 3 “ IB" 3 8 “ “ID” 2.22 1938 FORD Tractor with front days, experience preferred. REAL estate sales, excellent- F78-18 (7.78-18) — f f i i ford, on Wednesday, December new homes custom built^ re no job too small. BYee esti Call 646-1096. Help W onted-M ole 36 70 OLDSMOBILE 70 P O N T IA C 3 5 “ 4 0 “ BO" 2.43 end loader, $1,860. Call after 6 opportunity with growing com Cutlass Siqireme 2-Dr. Hard 1, 1971 at 10:00 a.m. upon Appli modeling, additions, reo mates -gladly given. Bathroom J. T. S L O C O M B C O . Bonnevltle (Jonv. M A A C 078-18 (8.36-18) ‘ 3 8 " ID” 4 4 * » 3.04 p.m. 640-0889. pany, potential foi”' unusual Amby Burfoot’s Final Kick top. Bucket seats, PS, PB, cation B-8880 of The Austin A. rooms, garages, kitchen re remodeling, heating systems TWO line-gauge Inspectors, one MATSON HILL ROAD Auto., PS, PB, Air. 9 4 9 9 9 H78-16 (8.68-18) “ 4 3 “ earnings on commission basis. Standard Trans. MAttJC B l " 4 8 “ 2.80 Chamber's Company, Route 44- modeled, bath Ule, cement worked on, water pump work, RN SUPERVISORS first shift, one second shift. SO. GLAS'TONBURY J78-18 (8.86-16) ~ i f n r ALL SHIFTS Experience preferred but will MINT CONDITION. 0 * 0 4 9 69 OLDSMOBILE 4 7 “ DD” 6 4 “ 3.081 Aulo Aeeestorles-Tires 6 work. Steps, dormers. Resi faucet packings. 649-2871. Experience In line inspection, TVips Vitale at Finish Line — A, Bolton for common carrier Modem facility has openings train. For Information call 6SS-9486 88 Oonv. Auto, tnuis., PS, 1,7818 (8.18-18) — 6 6 ^ ‘ 3.19 1 checking process material nec 69 FORD authority to transfer truck head GOODYEAR Suburbanite Poly- dential or commercial. Cell for mature, responsible peo Starkweather Realtors, MLS, One one hundreths of a second 4.5 run. John Odell placed 103rd Galaxlo 600 2-Dr. Hardtop. PB, LOW MILE- AdAAK AI(priceflPT,«UStax«t. essary. Company benefits. Ap- quarters from Bolton to Mah- gluN snow tires, F78-16. One 649-4291. ple looking for challen^ng 646-6353, Mr. Starkweather. separated the first two runners with Bill Krause 131st and Paul PS, PB, Auto, trans., Air, AGE. 9 1 9 9 9 Miilinery, • ply in person, Iona Mfg, Co., 7 chester. winter old, $40. Phone 646-6919. and rewarding )Mrk. Excel yesterday in Middletown lor the Phinney 148th. Vinyl top. SHARP. WES ROBBINS Carpwitry re Regent St., Manchester. We 69 OLDSMOBILE Public Utilities Commission Drettmm ing 19 lent working Yondltions, 13th annual J. Fred Martin In the Master’s Division, ages , A nJlwhwk wUl U IommcI iMirint Uter doUvo ty at th* tdvtilliMi ptlM. modeling specialist. Additions, are an equal opportunity em Cutlass Supreme Conv, Auto, George J. Griffin, TWO SNOW tires with wheels, plus: Cross Country Race at Wesle 39-49, John Kelley of Groton rec rooms, dormers, porches, LADIBIS’ dresses, suits, wedding ployer. 70 FORD trans, PS, PB, mtuukjf Executive Secretory H.30-14. Used one season, $40. • Eight paid holidays topped the field over the 4.25 cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, gowns and veils, all custom yan University. Ranch Wagon. C 4 4 A C SHARP. 9*499 FIGHT POLLUTION . . . Swlth t . Suwr P „ „ , ™ I’hone after 6 p.m,, 040-0678. • Overtime after 40 hours Amby Burfoot, former Wes mile course in 21.14. And Bill Auto., PS, PB. 9 4 4 9 9 bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. made. Some alterations. Rea 68 OLDSMOBILE Owd Fi m Amow Oai. sonable prices. 640-1133. • Fully paid insurance pro INVITATION leyan great, and John Vitale, Tribou was the victor in the 69 OLDSMOBILE MASONRY work all types stone gram Grand Masters Run. 98 Luxury Sedan. Full power. Trailtn > ox-UOonn star battled head-to- 98 4-Door. PS, JPB, Air, EXTRA MAAC and concrete, no job too small, • Paid vacations WANTED The state’s , No. 1 schoolboy T O BID head until the final eight feet Auto, trans., A'lr. $2695 SHARP. 9*499 Temporary Help Mobile Hornet 6 age. Call 643-1949. Plaza. ( • PAGE THIRTY-POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 MANCHe S'I'^R e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHES'TER, c o n n ., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1971 PAGE THlRTY-FlVa Apartnwntt - Rqtt - Houses For Sole 72 Houses Sole , 72 Investment 72 Lota Per Sole 73 Coventry Tenements 63 Per Sale '"TV/ NEW LISTINO — Two - family and police assumed ho had BRICK centrally located, good Im I^ROE custom IS-room Raised GLASTOKb u r y - One acre gone there for help but no one CLASSIFIED EAST HARTFORD — Two-lam- Offered bv the and frame six-room Cape. Oa come. For details, Mr, zins- near golf course. Lois LaCroix State Accidents Kill 8 was home. TWO-BEDROOM apartment, In 6 bedrooms or "In-law Willnaiier ListH lly, freshly painted, new cell- rage. m baths, fireplace, beau ser, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. Agency, 568-0454. T\vo men. a sailor and a ci new two-family house. Secu BERRrS WORLD By THE ASSOCIATED PRFjSS cf Waterbury and Dennis coop rity. Call ^3-8268 days. Ings, good Income. Owner. B8B- tifully flplshed recreation room. large dinette, formal dining Jobs Requiring vilian, died Saturday night In a Meatown Pa r k Ranch, BUILDING, Lots —■ A and B Accidents in the state er, 20 of Monroe yvere rushed 0836. Trees galore. Call now. rwm, living room, family thrce-car crash In Groton that ADVERTISING PHILBRICK park-llke setting, m baths, eoned. Phllbrick Agency, Real Building Permits claimed eight lives over the to Griffin Hospital in the neigh also left six people Injured. 1216^1 Silvtr Lan* POUR lovely, heated, spacious ^uble garage, 2 fireplaces, |w m with fireplace, den, hob- tors, 646-4200. boring town of Derby but Miss The two victims, John M. rooms, conveniently located. oy room, sundeck, patio and weekend. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Heusos For'Salt 72 PASEK fully appllonoed kitchen, wall- To clear up "some confusion Glllotto died before reaching 'nppet, 18, of Toledo, Ohio and East Harifoird 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Available December 1st. Call AGENCY to-wall carpeting, large^crea- lUO*** **®rntt Agency, 648- BOLTON—One mile from South Frank G. Miller, 70, of Rock- the hospital. Michael Percy, 63, of Groton, 649-9000. REALTORS-MIR Open 0-9 Monchnater. Beautifully wood in the minds of townspeople as 131,900 — 7-room older home, tlon room, $88,600. 643-0664 to when a building permit Is fall was killed Saturday morn A 27-year-old New Jersey were In a car that collided “When Quality living room with Franklin PORTER ST. area overslsed 8- 289-7475 646-4678 743-8348 ed building lot. Acre plus. THREE rooms, restored Colo room Cape with central air- MANCHESTER — Vicinity — required,” Building Inspector ing when a rifle accidentally man perished early Sunday head-on with another vehicle COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADYT. stove, family room, lot 100x120, MANCHEI6TBR — 7-room Colo Prestige area, $6,600 M. H. that had swerved Into the Alwaya 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFOKE PUBUOATION nial. first floor, appliances, ------, condltlonlna larae llvlna room. We need a 8-bedroom Ranch. If nial, m baths, first-floor fam- W0.9OT buys this 6H-room Cape, Palmer, Realtor, 648-5831, 649- John Wlllnauer has listed some went off ■, as he placed the gun morning when fire gutted the fireplace, full basement, treed guldllnes as to when they might Bridgeport apartment of a wrong lane on the old Military Exceeds the Price!” Dpsdiino lor Saturday and Monday la 4 :30 p.m. Friday heat, hot water, professional E 'U m . V h . . ; Uy room, oversized garage, 0588. In the back seat of his car, po woman, references. 643-2171 Robertson. Realtor. 643- bullt-lns, first tl^ r family CALL US FOR A I W E ^ O N - fot, lake privileges. Hurry I need these documents. lice sold. friend. Highway, police said. large yard, aluminum aiding, 'Tippett's 16-ycar-oId wife was before 6 p.m. room. 2 fireplaces, 2 full baths, AL APPROACH $27,000. Hayes Agency, 646- Heritage House, 646-2482. CORNER building lot, Hilliard An application for a building A Windsor woman, Mrs. Pcilce said firemen found the YOUB COOPERATION WILL QUAUTY built aluminum sId- Kafatfe. many of the rooms have ^BEDS. (NO oiai and Duval St. 150x50' lot of permit must be filed at Will- Dorothy R, Rubin, 69, died Sat body of Anthony Rest when among the Injured. She was Holiday Store Hours BE APPRECIATED DIAL M FOUR rooms, completely re SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 4 bed record, sewer, water. Terms nauer’s office and a permit listed In critical condition In (This Week Only) ^2711 ed Ranch In one of Manches- '^all-to-wall carpeting. BeautI- OBLIGATION), rooms, 2-car garage. Large urday from Injuries received In they arrived at the burning modeled, stove and refrlgera- ter'a bettor locations. One look shrubbed and treed yard. We are members of the Na- MANCHESTER —■ 8-room over- arranged. Call 872-6569. must be Issued before any struc a Friday night auto accident. apartment tn the Heritage Lawrence-Memorial Hospital In TUES. and WED. , ter furnished. Lease and se lot. Mid 20's. Mr. Funder ture Is built, enlarged, altered, House complex shortly after New Ivondon. 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. wlll convince you this Is a RANCH-7 rooms, I 'i baths, H—al Aswclatlon ^ Real Es- slied expanded Cape. Two burke, Belfiore' Agency, 647- Mrs. Gloria J. Carstensen, 48 Continued From Preceding Page curity deposit. 649-2353 after 6 baths, four bedrooms, family or changed in use of occu cf Wethersfield, was killed Fri 3:30 a.m. Police said the oncoming car, (Closed Thanksgiving) p.m. truly outstanding value at $32,- large lot, $32,000. nni 1418. Resort Property pancy requiring an Increase in which contained five persons, PRI. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. BOO. Call today Wolverton ‘he Manchester, Hartford, and room, lovely suburban lot. Oa day night In a head-on crash A 13-year-old Kensington boy SAT. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Agency RealmrV 64^2813 MOUNTAIN - Contem- Vernon MULTIPLE USTING rage. $39,900. Hayes Agency. For Sole 74 strength, required exits, or ad cn the Berlin Turnpike In Weth collided with a third car, also Articles Pop Sole 4.5 Fuei and Feed 4S-A NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, wall- PITKEN — Porter St. area, 5- was fatally Injured Saturday carrying five persons. None of Closed All Day Mon. to-wall carpet, all modem ap ______I______' ____ porary Ranch. 8 rooms, 2',4 SBRVICJB. 646-0181. year old aluminum sided cus ditional sanitary facilities. ersfield. when he rode Into a chain while $30,800 — SIX-ROOM Colonial baths. Lot 152x215', wooded. THREE summer cottages, $17,- Permits are also required for the other persons was seriously pliances, Iti baths, full private tom built, 8-room Garrison. 900 completely furnished, one A car crashed through a operating a small motor-pow Injured. 'ICE copier, unused, fully P*°**‘“P In excellent condition that Twenty-“mile view. $44,500. MANCHESTER — 4-bedroomSj $26,900 — OFF EAST CENTER all structures including houses, guard rail on Connecticut 8 in ered bicycle. free delivery. Call 643- basement with washer and St., 5 spacious rooms and Family room with beamed winterized and rented year Tippett was stationed at the automatic, roll fed, $650., new. 7995 dryer hook-up, close to schools must .be sold now, due to relo- e-ROOM OLDER HOME in good ! ^ '^ ,a r M e “"laii°eTo? celling and bullt-ln bar, dream barns, garoges.-'tool sheds, dor Seymour and plummeted 40 Police said Michael Pasklew- sacrifice $200. or best offer. ____\ bath on first floor; aluminum ’round. Phllbrick Agency Real mers, carports, swimming pools, U.S. Submarine School pcilce and shopping, 2-famlly priva cation. A convenient Manches- condition 2-car c*araffe cen- ***”‘”8^ room, garage, large lot, , kitchen with barbecue, etc. tors. 646-4300. feet to a roadway below, killing Icz apparently did not see the said. TUES. and Paper, chemicals for older ter location. Call Warren E. tra “ tlon ®,^^^^ s«=hools. bus and shop- siding, basement garage plus loading ramps, garages, radio a young woman passenger and cy. Will accept 3 children. $260 ping, $31,600. Char Bon Agen -etc. Call Now, Hayes Agency, chain as he drove along a dirt machines, 643-2465. per month. Paul W. Dougan, Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. 8 additional rooms and bath 646-0181. and TV towers, decks, porches seriously Injuring the driver road near his home. Household Goods 51 ------BOULDER RD. — Privacy on cy, 643-0683. secoijd floor, 270’ lot. Hutchins and breezeways. early Sunday morning. Accidents In the state WED. TEAC 4010S, 7” reel to reel 649-4536 or 646-1021. Out of Town TTie boy was found close to claimed five Ilvts over the over 1>4 acres. Treed. Custom Agency, 640-5834. MANCHESTER & Permits are also required for Police said Laura Glllotto, 20, death outside a nearby home tape deck complete. Kenwood SOWING MACHINE CENTRAL LOCATION Colonial, rec room, special In MANCHESTER — Colonial, For Solo 75 new installation, Increase or re weekend. ONLY! 170 watt AM-FM stereo mT -claimed layawfy!\*S: four bedrooms, dining room, $37,900 •— Cocy 7-room home. VICINI'TY 6-room Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 terior, 2-car garage, $45,500, TOLLAND — South River Rd., location of any portion of the celvor. Teac A20 Cassette tape - c e $41.85. Singer aig zag. ment or home J D Real^^^^^^ ( ' fireplace, recreation - room, Baseboard heat, two-car ga- SPLIT LEVEL, 4 bedrooms, 2V4 plumbing, heating or electrical \ u p and 2 down, full base- ROOMING HOUSE—Beautifully two-zone heating. Good sized baths, family room, large kitch secluded country setting, only Fresh Killed, Plump deck. All equipment complete originally over $300, now only (ate Associates Inc 643 5129 (C 147) NIA. Ik . rage, Nice barn, horse stalls, system of any structure. and 6 months old. 646 5879 WB.85. Singer Touch and Sew, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. ment with hatchway, alu decorated and fully furnished. lot. Prestige area. Off Keeney one acre. Hutchins Agency, en, park-llke grounds’ with In- one mile from 1-84, is offered minum storms and screens, $152 weekly income. We invite with new Raised Ranches and Wlllnauer emphasizes that between 5-8. $48.60. All guaranteed, easy MANCHESTER — Newer one- "Now, when we refer to the ‘kill ratio' we're talking St., $34,600. Jesdor Realty, Realtors, 649-6324. ground pool. All offers consid permits are not required for terms. 522-0931, dealer. wall-to-wall carpeting, close your Inspection. Realtors, 633-1411. ered. Colonials. Priced from $81,900 NATIVE bedroom duplex includes heat, about time killed on routine military duties as compared to schools, bus and shop landscaping, residing, paving ALUMINUM sheets used as appliances, carpets, air-condi LARGE RANCH—First floor MANCHESTER to $84,900. Houses all aluminum BROAD STREET printing plates. .009 thick, 23x TRADER “P ” — Antiques, with killing time off-duty until we can pull out of ping. Recently listed at $24,- MANCHESTER — Large Im (XJLONIAL, just listed. 8V4 sided with sun decks. Models driveways and sidewalks, out 36”, 25 cents each or 6 for $1. 'Jsed furniture and appliances, tioning. Full basement. $195 900. family room, 2 beautiful fire PLENTY OP BEDROOMS rooms with 2 fireplaces, 2% side fireplaces, painting, some MANCHESTER TURKEYS per month. Paul W. Dougan. South Vietnam!" places, 2 full baths, 2-car ga maculate older two-family. Here is an unusual offering available. T.J. Crockett Real 643-2711. 50 Pearl St., Manchester. Open Two-car garage, desirable lo baths, carpeting, double garage. tor. 876-6279. repairs, reroofing, plaster, sheet- • OPEN 10 to 10! Realtor, 649-4535. rage, 2 years old. tn today's market. All brick Huge lot. Hurry! Mid 40s. rock, paneling, replacing doors ^ ;----V— ‘‘“hy “"‘1 evenings. We buv cation with lovely landscaped stately Colonial In a well • FREE FiABKINa! 350 OC bike luggage__ rack with and OV.SS.sell. wio'uim)643-6946. MANCHESTER —- On6 bed UNIQUE Ranch Style 2-famlly, private lot. Merritt Agency. COLUMBIA LAKE atea — Fed and windows If the sizes and • Master Oiatge Card* KEITH established area, featuring CAPE with 6% rooms, first- eral Colonial, beautifully re locations remain the same, cab kSRLF.SCRVICC DEPT STO R E^ 250x500’ lot, 2-car garage, mod- 646-1180. 5 bedrooms for only $86,900. floor laundry, fireplace, large Accepted! JOHN b u » „ d ,ell. u e d lu r.' S ! 3 4 ” m “ l e '‘" S r a lJ S ' REAL ESTATE modeled by present owner. inet work, trim and finish work, 55 649-1922 646-4126 kitchens, includes appli No this is not a misprint. treed lot with lake privileges, ceilings and floorings. ances. Immaculate condition. $20,900. Formal dining room with fire to 350CC, $15. Call after 4 p.m. Tpke. east. Open afternoons. Come and see for yourself. place, all rooms soundproofed, A permit is required also be $166. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, ------^ ONE-BEDROOM house BOWERS School area — excel- $34,500. BEST BUYS Call Mr. Gordon for appt., Fashion, Comfort and Quality at Savings!I weekdays, anytime Saturday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 649-45m" RAISED RANCH, 7 gorgeous 2 baths, large glassed family fore any portion of a subsur lb 643-0416. until 9 p.m., 646-5823, 646-7679. worklng"mi;ri;d c 7 u p ° le . d m ISal, f l« T lL T e "m^lXg COMMERCIAL BUILDING ap- Nine-n)om SplU, 2 648-5306. rooms with one full and two room steps from 20x40 cement face sewage disposal system MANCHESTER Deluxe two-- apartment in modem 2-family tral location. Call 643-5879. dining room eat-iii proximately 6,000 sq. ft. of floor Swedish fireplace, family room, half baths, 2-car garage, car pool, large sauna, 2',000 sq. (septic tank and leaching field) house, recently dedecorated formal “ ’ ---- ■ . - . . - —. - o.nnir- cpai-oo.,, Fotmal dinlug • • • • Non.“ pS£ "ST l™, ind-m.,. F.r -I., bS B& . W peted, appliances, draperies. feet living area. Gracious is altered, repaired or Increased In size. Storm y Heather BARROWS AND WALLACE OO. OOI/INIAL, custom built brick warm interior. For details call Manchester Parkade Lange Agency, 228-9349, 228- An application for a permit 18*22 lbs. and Up home. Three fireplaces, 3 baths, for a new structure or enlarge YOU SAVED and slaved for DEEP freeze (Victor), heavy ,month. Paul“w .Tougan. R^al- Call 649-9764 !.r or 649-2038. iXschools. o o T s Owner '^ 'd ^ e f649-5948. o r s U ' completely redecorated first ^om Funderburke. Manchester 646-5806 fully carpeted, an unusual of 8296. wall-to-wall carpet. Keep It duty commercial type, 3 com- fering! ment of an existing structure Z MANCHESTER Area — 8-room 2-\-. : e MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 19tl Avtifege Daily Net Praia Run iManrhwtw lEorning For The Week lOnded November M, IMI TheW eathw The Klwanls Club of Manches Manchester WATES will meet The Adult Bell Choir of Hillstown Orange will sponsor swimming lessons. In lOH, Clear, cold tenigfit, clouding ter will observe Clargy Day at tomorrow at the Itallan-Amer- Emanuel Lutheran Church will a public Monte Carlo whist par lOH Raises $703 about 88 young people teach R IE L O IL up toward morning, the low to its meeting tomorrow noon at Ican Club, Mrs. William Krar rehearse tomorrow at 10 a.n7 In ty tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the mentally and physically handi 1 5 ,5 9 0 the upper teen*. Cloudy, cold the Manchester Country Club. and Harvey Ward Jr. will dem Luther Hall of the church. Orange Hall, 617 Hills St. Prises From Bake Sale capped people to enjoy ths 17.» Wedneaday, chance of mow. - onstrate Christmas decorations will be awarded, and refresh water and to swim. •M CM. Min. MancheUer—^A City of Village Charm The. VFW Auxiliary will meet and gift wrapping. Manchester Chapter, Parents ments will be served. Instructors of the Handicap Nino vehicles, Bach with four 1 Dtur Notloe For D ^ ory Without Partners, will have a ped raised $703 Saturday from a . M Hour Humor ■orvkie VOL. LXXXXI, NO. 46 tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the or five lO H , members, brought (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1971 (Olaaelfled Adveittelng on Page IS) Post Home. Mrs. WUllam Camp The Drop-In Center for Ben- prospective members meeting Chairmen of the Center Con Mobile Bake Sale, over $100 homo-baked goods to different m an c h u tir PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS net Junior High School students tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Com The Goepel Dancen of Center bell of Watertown, president of gregational Church Fair com sections of town where they will be open tomorrow from munity Baptist Church on E. more than they earned last year OIL HIAT, INC. Ccnsregatlonal Church will re- the State VFW Auxiliary, will mittee will report on the fair sold the food. The sale organi 2:16 to 4 p.m. at the South Unlt- Center St. All single parents are from a similar sale. hearae tonight at 6:40 in the make her official visit. Officers tonight at 7:30 In the Federa zers were Usa Perreault and Methodlst Church youth lounge. Invited to attend this meeting. church narthex. are reminded to wear uniforms. tion Room of the church. Profits will buy equipment for Oraco Belflore. Henderson Police Find North United Methodist Oirl Scout Troop 626 of Wad-> Church School teachers will dell School will meet tomorrow Testifies In Hostage In Unit Okays meet tonight at 7:30 at the at 1 :S0 p.m. at the home of Mrs. church. Alice Brown, 28 Turnbull Rd. Scouts are reminded to bring My Lai Trial Robbery Oirl Scout Troop M2 will sewing equlpmmt for Christmas meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at projects. By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL ENFIELD (A P ) _ A tell- Community Baptist CSturch. er taken as a hostage during High Court MEAD^), Md. (A P ) The Sacred Dance Group ot' a bank robbery in C^ringfleld, Tlie Cherub and Pilgrim Choirs Center Congregational Church Henderson, Mass., today was found uncon- of Center Congregational Church will rehearse tomorrow at 1 p.m. defending himself against sclous behind a store a little will not rehearse this week. in Woodruff Hall of the church. STORES OF FASHION covering up the more than an hour after the My Lai massacre, testified holdup. Police said David Chemock, Celebration Three, a neighbor today that two days after Nominees Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. the atteck “ I was. satisfied 23, was found behind a store on Sweet of Long Beach, Calif., for hood event sponsored by the South Road In this town south merly of Manchester, are visit liturgical committee of St. tiiere had been no wronsr- WASHINGTON (A P )— The Senate Judiciary Com doing." “ of Springfield. ing their daughters and other Mary’s Episcopal Church will be all D&L stores open every nite till Christmas i:'v I' 4, ■ 4