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Soviets Dublin Bombers Pound Arming Recalls Cubans Enemy Buildup WASHmOTON (AP) — The Envoy Soviets have started sending SAIGON (AP) — More waves moreland, the U.S. Army chief The South Vietnamese Com­ Cuba bigger, more heavily BELFAST, Northern Ireland of U.S. B62 bombers pounded of staff, told a Saigon news c(m- mand reported that its air force North Vietnamese troop and ference that North Vietnam is aiimed mlssile^rlng patrol' (AP) — The Irish repubUc Is destroyed three North Vietnam­ calling home Its ambassador to supply buildups today along a preparing for a multiphase of­ ese tanks Sunday just inside boats, Pentagon sources report. ‘Britain because of the shooting 2(X>-mlle stretch o f South Viet­ fensive next month in South the border, about 32 miles west- The first two OSA-class boats of 18 civilians in a batUe with nam’s western border, from the Vietnam Just below the demill-' northwest of K(mtum. reached Havana In mid- British troops In Londonderry demilitarized zone to the cen­ On the DMZ front. North January after being towed on Sunday. tral highlands. They were the Vietnamese forces bombarded across the Atlantic by a pair of The decision of the southern ' heaviest raids there in four South Vietnamese bases along Soviet tugs. Red Troops Irish was announced today aft­ months. the zone with m ore than 200 IJiey arrived nearly a numth er an extraordinary Cabinet Alxxit 20 of America’s biggest rockets and mortar shells, and after Cuban gunboat attacks on Inside DMZ meeting in Dublin. bombers unleashed more than four g;round clashes were re­ two unarmed Panamanlantreg- The m eeting follow ed a 16- 600 tons c f explosives on North ported. istered freli^ters In the Carib­ Vietnamese positicms inside the mlnute telephone conversaUon tarized zone and in the central The South Vietnamese com­ bean brought U.S. warnings of southern half of the demili­ between Prime Minister Jack highlands. mand claimed 54 North Viet­ possible air and naval counter­ tarized zcne, at the northern Lynch of the Irish repubUc and Westmoreland, who com­ namese troops were killed and action. entrance to the A Shau valley Prime Minister Sklward Heath manded U.S. forces in Vietnam said government losses were The 86-knot OSAs mount four and west and northwest of Kon- of Britain. in 1965-68, said file Communists nine killed and 22 wounded. It Styx mlssUes with high-ex­ tum, in the central hl^dilands, Earlier in the day, the Irish may ’ "have some temporary was the heaviest action . al(mg plosive waiheads and a range wdiich U.S. advisers say may RepuWcan Army blew up a success.” But he said, he and the DMZ since last fall. o f about 16 m iles. be (me target of the anticipated store,' a bar and an electrical top U.S. and South Vietnamese U.S. military sources said The UJS. N avy has been offensive. shop In downtown Belfast. Se­ officers are confident Saigon’s thousands of fresh North Viet- concerned about the Styx since The heavy air attacks came curity spokesmen expressed the forces can handle any enemy the Egyptians sank an Israeli as Gen. WUUam C . West­ beli^ the bombings were in re­ offensive. (See Page Two) destroyer with one of them In 1967. taliation for the killing of the 13 IBore recently, the Indian civilians In Londonderry. Northern Ireland is a British navy reportedly sank a Paki­ stani destroyer with a Soviet- province, officially known as supplied Styx. U lster. The Irish repuMic’s ambassa­ The new soo-ton OSA craft Backers Surprise have a greater operating range dor to London is Dr. Donald and carry twice as many mls- O’ftiUlvan. IBs withdrawal of sUe launchers as the 18 older an ambassador does not mean Komaivclaas patrol boats fur­ a break In relations. in Arizona Test nished to Cuba by the Hussians An Irish Ehnbassy spokesman in the 1960s. said in Lmdon "this is the By THE ASSOCIATED PRE^ Last October, Russia made stnmgest protest we can make” for farm votes, Lindsay said Mayor John V. Lindsay of deUverles of MI021 Jet fighters without a rupture in relaUona. Sunday the Arizona delegate (Herald photo by Pinto) New York won strong support to Cuba for the first time in Allies Emilio Daddario, rififht, and Arthur Barbieri of New Haven, talk things Lynch expressed "shock and election demonstrates “an un­ from newly enfranchised youth­ more than four years. The pro­ reivulslon” to the killing of ci­ derdog like myself who is start­ over before Daddario’s att^k on party leadership last night. Barbieri is New ful votero to surprise analysts vision of newer and more-pow- vilians in, Londonderry’s Ro­ ing lade can win” the party’s Haven party chairman and reported political cohort of Mim. and culture the runner-up posi- eiftil missile boats is viewed by man CiathcUc Bogside. presidential nomination. tl(xi in Arizona’s state delegate some Pentagon officials as an­ ’Ihe British Home Stores was election, the first ballot-box test “We seem to have surprised other indication that the Soviet blown up by two gelignite of contenders for the Democrat­ a lot of people,” he added, re­ Union is embarked on a pro­ bombs in a window cleaners’ ic presidentiEil nomination. ferring to pre-election repants gram of strengthening Cuba’s van that was parked Just out­ (M ily Lindsay ran sec(Hid to ac­ that he would get a tiaind- armed forces. ‘Mim’ Shakes Party side the store in a busy shop­ ful of delegates. knowledged fixxit-runner Ed­ ping arcade. Intelligence officials told a mund S. Muskle of Maine in the When the complicated count ’Fen .persons were injured, House Foreign Affairs subcom­ state’s election of 600 delegates was completed Sunday, Muskie (me seriously, and dosens of mittee last September that to the Arizona Democratic con­ / had 189 delegates, Lindsay 118, neighboring shops and offices most of Oiba’s weapons pre­ vention next month. The 600 / M cGovern 102, with 86 uncom ­ date the 1962 m issile crisis, and were damaged. will choose 26 deleg;ates to rep- mitted. Sens. Henry M. Jackson that Soviet shipments In recent With Bailey Blast L o n ^ r r y of Washington aind Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota re­ (See Page Five) cratlc National Conventi(m in By SOL R. COHEN w ard his estim ated $100,000 “For more than a year now,” sons killed In the ^ttoUc-Pn> ^ 1^ , j „ , y ceived two each, although they (HergU' Reporter) debt. sdld Daddario, reading from a testant warfare that h^ ra^d 86,000 voting Dem(X!rats had urged their supporters to Moire than 900 t ^ DenuKrats Ending a public silence of hl- prepared text) “I have been try- in NcHinem Ireland since Au- g^ve the Maine sen&dor 88 per back the uncommitte(^ sUte. sat in stunned disbelief last inoi^, |5. m p n ^ qai$ ,(ng~to..g6.t-SUi^oct from the of­ gH8t.X969. ITfty-nlne have dled_caat--of the-delegates, Lindsay Sen. Vamce Haotke of Indiana night as their candidate for'gov­ ficial leaders of my party, iw this year. 24 per cent and Sen. George and Rep. Shirley Chisholm of Bangladesh ernor In 1970 blasted h is party’s that the legltlmato debts of our The IRA charged that McGovern of South (Dakota 20 New York got point with Britain and other Com­ plaining the plan, contrasts jected,” the Hanoi analysis officials suggested ,, China is rioters in the crowd hurled with Hanoi’s portrayal broad­ said. monwealth countries.” mainly trying to show support rocks and nail bombs at the cast over the weekend. The Viet Cong was quoted (gee Page Five) “The so-called ’generous of­ Monday as saying the peace of­ (See Page Xfieven) (See Page Three)

Zephyrs Befuddle Old Man Winter Errant Jet Stream Warms East

By FRANK OARBY of time, mostly in the Midwes­ temperatures so far in these happening since October, meteo­ AP Science Writer tern states. E xam ples are a 72- areais. rologist James Wagner of the degiee drop in temperature to At the some time, the stream weather service said that in an .WASHINGTON (AP) — Un­ 20 below zero in the In­ has been s(»th of its normal ordinary winter the Jet stream usual antics of the Jet stream, dianapolis cuea during 72 hours course as It moves over the passes relatively close to the a meandering, 300-mlle-an-hour and a 33-degree drop to 13 be­ western United States. Gulf and Atlantic Coasts. river of air coursing miles low zero in the Duluth, Minn., Another weather factor, inter- The warm air it sucks north­ above the earth, are primarily area during 18 hours. playing with the off-course Jet ward from the Gulf travels a responsible for the nation’s er­ Resulting oddities during the stream, has ' been extremely relatively short distance before ratic weather fids winter, ac­ toll and winter have ranged ‘ cold surface air over Canada it hits larger amoimts of cold cording to govemmoit mete­ from circus elephants suffering and Alaska these past few air sucked down from the' orologists. frostbitten ears and feet in a m(>nthB. north. This situation results in They say the Jet stream, major October snowstorm in ’Die frigid air, 16 degrees snowy or c(^d weather over the which hasn’t behaved in its cur­ midwestem and northeastern rent m aim er fo r 20 years, a c­ colder than normal, at times has been sucked southward United States. counts for such unlikely winter ’This winter, however, the jet weather as: more quickly than usual by Why We’re weather processes linked with stream has passed farther __BVequent unseasonably north over the Gulf and Atlan­ warm weather in the eastern the jet stream. Tills largely ac­ Basking?? counts for the rather sudden tic Cktasts. The warm Gulf air third of the nation; unusually has been pulled much farther cold weather in the western drops in temperature in some areas. northward into midwestem and third; erratic changes in weath­ eastern areas before coUldlrg er in the remaining third. Wyoming to the sudden bloom­ Meteorologists describe the with the cold air. —What might be. called re­ ing of Japanese cherry trees Jet stream as a 100-mlle mass “So,” Wagner said, “this win­ versed vertical weather, a during the Christm as seas(Mi in of rapidly moving air that ter, storms originating along frequent (xjcurrence this sea­ 'Washington. whirls west to east around the the Gulf Coast have been al­ son. The dividing line for cold Scientists at the National Northern Hemisphere at an al­ most completely absent. More­ and warm weather often has Weather ^rvlce say the Jet titude of four to seven miles. over, storms originating in or run in a roughly vertical pat­ stream, a major factor in de­ Characterized by huge dips near the Rockies have been de-. tern, more or /less along the term ine weather at earth’s emd rises, it con trols the pat­ fleeted farther north than usual |s(n«iaaipri River. In other win­ surface,' has upset usual winter tern and direction of the earth’s because of the unusual con­ Meet at Benefit ters, the Hne usually runs hori- patterns because it is north of storm tracks, intermittent figuration of the Jet stream. President Nixon stops to sreet civil rights leader Jesse Jackson Sunday as zontifily, separating north and its normal poidtion as it passes areas of low pressure that tend “’These latter storm tracks south. high above the eastern and to produce rainy or snowy have tended to move more to- Jackson stands on stage of a Washington hotel during dinner to honor black —Relatively rapid changes in southern parts of the nation. weather. presidential adviser Robert Brown and to aid fund to fight sickle cell anemia, a temperature for short periods ’The result is unusually warm Giving details on what’s been (See Page Eleven) disease that attacks blacks. « (AP Photo)

.-V MANCHESTEft EVENING HERALD, M ANto^TER'. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1972 PA G E T H R E E PAGE TWO MANC^STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 19TO Lmdsay Vote JMTSTAR. eAXER:'*^V> Manchester Local 4H Rider Sheinwold on Bridge Shocks Aiialyists ■Bjr CLAY R. POLLAN' ARin LIIRA Hospital Notes Choicest Meoh In Town! MAR. 2t M , Your Dai/x Activity Guidt To Demonstrate HUMAN PLAYERS BID (Omitinind tnnn Page One) tf According to tho Start. VISITINO HOURS POOR SLAM NORTH made appearances In Phoenix h 9-14-23-3S To develop message for Tuesday, Intermediate Care Semi- At Horse Clinic read words corresponding to numbers 11-17-25-33^ By ALFRED SHEINWOU) 4 AKJ743 2 . and Tucson. • TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! ■j55-3A«tS5 51-76-81-88^ private, noon • 2 p.m., and 4 Lori Negro, 16, daughter of > TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. (? Q74 McGovern used a radio com­ 1 A 31 Trips 61 Your SCOREIO p.m. - 8 p.m.; private rooms, Mr. and Mrs. Qeorgo Negro of In 1941 most bridge players AM. 20 OCT. 22 0 74 mercial In which the late Sen. O MBPOD 04JB. CAN 8UOED, AMEmnATT 2 An 32 Makes 62 Chonce 10 a.m,. • 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 776 Vernon St., will - demon­ belonged to the human race, so ♦ 9 Robert F. Kennedy praised his I W MAT 20 3 Your 33 Excited 63 Could Nolf. 21 p.m. strate barrel racing at the sixth that when today’s hand was | i\ 6-19-23-2G 4 Good 34 Or 64 Immediote WEST EAST courage as one of the early op- { HAH $iS» CHEESE lb. lit |J>7-^-86-90 5 D o y 35 Contacts 65 An 24-34-39-41 Pediatrics: Parents allowed aimutU Horse Clinic Saturday in dealt in the 1041 national mas­ ponents of the Vietnam war. 6 Dull 36 Stiff 66 Stimulating 43^70-74 ter padr championship there ♦ Q9 6 ♦ 10 GIMINI. any time except noon—2 p.m .; the 'Ri|tcllffe Hicks Arena at the 9 6 0? 8 5 3 2 ■In another poUtlcal develop­ 7 Impressive 37 People 67 Strive SAGITTARIUS was a tug of war between North MUCKE’S SLICED YOUR OHOWB 8 Don't 38 Loter 68 Put others, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. University of Connecticut. In 0 9 5 0 Q8632 ment Suntoy, the «ongre8Sional 9 Accent's 39 Moil 69 To barrel racing, horses are timed and South. North usually bid up ■'c'VjUNf 20 Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; *185432 *Q10 7 ■- Black Caucus announced pi-na BOLOGNA or SALAMI O. 98e 10 Importonf 40 Personol 70 Beneficial DEC. 21 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. as they go around a certain pat­ to seven spades, but South usu­ 11 You 41 Should 71 Attention to bold the flrat national black f>12-J7-29-52 6-18-21-38^ tern of barrels. The one vdio ally won the struggle by bid­ SOUTH ' ' 1A2.69.82.87 12 Give 42 Hours 72 UnexpMted Intensive Care and Coronary political convention in ;Gary. 13 For 43 Be 73 Attention 42-50-66 completes the course in the ding seven notrump. Whoever 4 8 5 CANCER Care: Immediate family only, Ind., March 1042. ^ M O n 44 You 74 Encouraging CAPRICORN shortest time is the 'winner. played the hand usually went A K J 10 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET tJUNE 21 15 Person ^ 45 Opposition 75 You OfC. 22 ^ any time, limited ito five min OAKJIO Rep. O iarles C. Diggs, D- 16 Short 46 C^omes 76 Some utes. Lori is a member of the Ver­ down, and this led to some very MUtV 22 JAN. 19 ‘ * A K 6 . Mloh., caucus chairman, said 317 Highland St., Manchester—^Phone 646-4277 17 Could 47 Poy 77 To Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m . - non Valley 4-H Riders and a interesting conversations. 2.10-15.20 18 Morning 48 Quiet 78 Quarter 3- 7-26-32(0 Manchester High School junior. North dealer. North East South West ■ the convention wlU seek to ;§y44.60.83.8i< 19 Arouse 49 Or 79 In 37-47-71 v£- 12:45 p,m^ and 0:.'i0 p.m. - 8 "crystollse strategies for max­ 20 Expects Last fall she won several rib­ Neither side vulnerable. 1 * Pass ' 3 O Pass 50 Are 80 Fulfill AQUARIUS p.m.; others, 3 p.m. . 4 p.m., LEO 21 But 51 About 81 New bons at the New England 4-H Opening lead — Four of 3 * Pass 4 0 Pass imum practical unity in the na­ -2 JULY 22 i 22 Needless JAN. 20 and 6:80 p.m. - 8 p.m. 52 Friend 82 Sove Horse Show at the Eastern Clubs. 4 Pass 5 * Pass ‘ tional participation of blacks in ^AUG. 22 t 23 Social 53 Motter 83 Contact EE8. It Ago Lim its: 16 in maternity, I 24 News 54 Needs 84 Him/Her States Exposition in West At either seven spades or sev­ 5 * Pass 6 NT Pass ’ the Democratic and Republican , 4. 5-13.16 f 25 Get 55 They 85 Desires 1-48-58^3(0 12 in other areas, no limit in Springfield. She has been riding en notrump the contract de­ 7 C7 All Pass conventions and in local, state WE W ia FILL 31-49-57 26 Mognetism 56 Could 58-75-79-89'^ S 86 Improve self-service. since she was three and com­ pended on gfuessing the correct and national elections this VIRGO 27 A 57 Visits 87 Foce• PISCES All emergency patients and year.” i 28 Envy 58 Conference 88 Gadget peting since she was five. way of playing tho spades. De­ Teen Center YOUR RAS TANK c 29 Close 59 From 89 Right FEt. 19 outpatients are request^ to use The Horse Clinic is designed clarer would usually take the and therefore surely had stall­ "Diggs, wdio was elected tem­ SEff. 22 P 3 0 A 6 0 To W Relations MAR. 20 the new emergency room ed 'With nine black cards. Since 2/1 to educate youths on the man­ first spade ■with the ace and porary co-chairman wf the con­ 't- Gets Count in Atlanta, Ga., President Nlx- orite team on in mind. could find abodt it, and got in use for several centuries, and Connelly, 91 Bolton Rd. cy was filed for the Dry C^ch Moyse won the first trick ^Are assets. Area creditors diamonds and ruffed a diamond here at home.” a former Army Nike Site off in dummy. Declarer proceeded MADE be seen and heard “live” before bussy didn’t stop there. He got Fulton, 437 Spring St.; Deborah are: Savings Ba2ik of Manches­ Colling himself a spokesman Garden Grove Dr. WEUFH0I.STERIMB with four rounds of trumps and BURNSIDE you can begin to grasp it; even listening to bells, and gongs, A. Gendreau, Danielson; 'John ter, $8,494.70; Atty. Sanford J . for the Democratic party’s The Board of Directors has ap­ then you may be baffled. I had and such things. Did you ever Grants, Wapplng Wood Rd., Plepler, Manchester, $696; the king of clubs. J)ow ds Wed 50 Years After these plays, South had “progjPeaalvG center,” Jackson propriated a total of $72,600 to the good fortune to hear Mary listen carefully to a big bell? Rockville. George Kanehl, • Manchester, B^d he is stressing some ot the develop the site. About $11,000 Garden in the first two perfbmL- a spade and a diamond in his You may think you hear only Also, Mrs. EUzabeth H. Hall, $760; Salvatore Avarista, Jr ., • ssfne themes as Gov. George was spent in renovating the ances of this work that I en­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dowd Latham, N.Y., and Mrs. Joseph own hand, ■with the K-J of one note but actually there are Center Rd., Andover; Paul E. Vernon, $436. ',CT, Wallace of .Alabama “but In Teen Center building, according countered. She had created the oi 12 Diirlsion St. were feted (Patricia) Maishbum of Atlan­ spades in the dummy. South seven. If you listen carefully Lantleri, 123 Keeney St.; Mrs. Other creditors are: Constitu­ • an entirely different way.” to John Harkins, assistant town role in Paris, studying it under you’ll notice a “hum” note that Saturday nlgflit at a 60tl^ wed­ ta, Ga.; and three grandchil­ had no doubt about the right Julia Leonard, 37 Chestnut St.; tional National' Bank, Hartford, WALLACE—The governor ac- manager who coordinated the WALL-TO-WALL Debussy himself, and while she peraists even after the bell is ding anniversary celebration at dren. play in spades. Mrs. Susan E. Martindale, South $1,788.17; West Hartford Credit ^ cused President Nixon of project. had only a little voice left when seemingly quiet. It is an octave St., Coventry; Freem an F. My- the American Legion Home. Mr. Dowd was employed for West had shown up with only Union, $3,500 and Internal Rev­ i breaking campaign promises to CARFETINO I heard her, she certainly had below the original “strike”, note. shrall. East Hartford. The couple was married Feb. 30 years at the Connecticut two hearts and two diamonds enue Service, $3,616.17. ---- CUP AND SAVE! — great artistry and understanding Then there are a minor triad Also, Mrs, Cecelia A. North, 1, 1922 in Manchester. They State Correctional Institute in balance the budget, stop school of the part. based on the “strike” note and 96 Davis Ave., Rockville; Eliza­ have two daughters, Mrs. Stew­ Somers before he retired in busing, lower taxes and ccntln- To begin with, Maeterlinck’s a major triad an octave higher. beth L. Oleski, 20 Birch Rd., art (DoYothy) Prentice of 1986. (Herald i^oto by Pinto) I ue U.S. refusal to recognize PAINTER play is a dilly, either in French These are difficult to distin­ South Windsor; Robert G. Emanuel Marks SINGLES ^ nudnland China., m a Miami NEEDS W O R K or English. It falls to be dramat­ guish but they are there, and Payne, 31 Homestead St.; Rd., South Windsor; John H. [ television interview, Wallace Call Blau's and we will send an expert to ic since his characters have al­ the Important thing is that ma­ George M. Reagan, Marl­ Bachiochl, Stafford Springs; Youth Sunday (Ages M'SS) ; predicted he would win the Wis- DISTANCE NO OBJECT most no 'Wills of their own. In ! oonsln and Peimayl'vanla pri- PROMPT, COURTEOUS jor harmony and minor har­ borough; Joseph B. Sandler, Theresa Noel, 27 Brainard Yesterday, "Youth Sunday 'was your home with samples. Choose from hun­ some respects this follows the Do you enjoy meeting new I maries but wouldn’t speculate SERVICE mony eicist simultaneously from Woodbridge Rd., Coventry; Rob­ Place. IFOR PARENTS APiO observed at Emanuel Lutheran idea of the ancient Greek drama dreds of new patterns, colors and fabrics. No the bell’s overtones. 'Debussy ert D .' Simmers, 106 Plymouth Also, Mrs. Marianne NoveUo, Church with the young, people people and doing such ac­ I on his chances in the March 14 where it was a foregone cotuslu- Y P m i P H l P I E E. D A VIS thought nothing of emplojrlng Lane; Michael S. Souza, RFD East Hartford; Jeffrey D. Lan­ participating in all phases of tivities as skiing, theatre, i Florida contest. Sion that the hero would not Tie e# iiiilwpe * CUNT obligation to you . . . major and minor harmonies 3, Coventry. caster, 66 Dudley St.; Jam es B. the,worship services. Music was dining out, bowling, etc.? ; McGo v e r n —The South Da- Phone 6494M95 escape the Tate predicted for simultaneously. He was par­ Also, John B. Tamulewlcz, McGrath, 443 Rye St., South provided at the first service by i ki^ senator told a news con- him at the opening by some If you do, why not call EASIWOOP ticularly fond of the C-major Norwich; Owen K. Warren, 86 liWndsor; Kran R. Kilpatrick, the Chapel Choir, and at the • fdrence In New Yoric he hadn’t CALL 643-4159 Rpnicle ORsybU. chord low, and the A-minor Hillside Ave., Vernon; Todd E . Kranlyn Acres, TalcottvUle. I Ml Mn AOMimO second service, the Junior Choirt 688-9667 for more informal . discussed it with Rep. Chi- iBut in Greek drama the char­ chord high, or the same har­ Warweg, 211 Homestead St.; I 6mmI AuMmcn sang. tton? Please call between AT; ; aholm, but a MoGovem-Chi- acters to escape their fate; mony in other keys. Also, Mrs. Eva M. little , En­ HRIY P U B . OH. Mrs. Marg;uerlte C. Wood, 19 field; Susan E. Fahey, 68 Bar­ Alan Hokanson, Miss Chnole 7-11 P.M. irio l ) shelm presidential ticket would OPEN MON. 4^ “PelfeM'^’ Gnd for that mAt- Between Masterlinck’s odd Flagg Dr.; Mrs. Jane T. Zikus, m Irish Catholic member of the ry Rd.; J« *n M. MlcLuskle, Ml Mit MMITm Stratton, Bradford HuUgren and 9:20 ; l»s' “very strong.” He added his ter in t)w only other iMaeter- drama and Debussy’s odd har­ British House of Commons, Latest Poll 1 7 . » 46 Birch St. 240A Main St.; Wayne E. Keith, Miss Karen Frost preached the - endorsement Saturday by the linck play I know (La Mort de monies, “'PeUeas” is a hard nut BIRTHS SATURDAY: A said the shooting was “mass 269 G *L Mill. THRU SAT. Ne'wington; Michael Ryan, 64 sermons; Perry Dodson, Gary New Democratic Coalition, an Irish Republic 1 Notice F or DeUveay Hntaglles) nobody makes any for most people to crack. On top daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ murder by the British Army.” Gives Nixon Bunce D r.; Mrs. (Sertrude Rauchle, Bruce Bensen and . organization of liberal and re- 24 Hear Rumor Service etfort to do anything on his own. of this, the scenic art is usually ert A. Waterman, 142 Diane D r.; Other Catholic leaders spoke of THURS. A FRI. Levesque, 122 Deepwood D r.; Phll^ Hulgren led the liturgy; I form Democrats in New York, I should think he would be very impressionistic instead of rep­ a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. M im cm JANUARY Londonderry’s “Bloody Sun­ A Slim Lead MANCHESTM Harold G. Brazolovlch, East Undir IlneuliM lecMtHMl , WUUam Reuter, SBss Debbie \ gave his campaign new mo- ^ r m e r l y popular with the young s e t for resentational, and the lighting Alatthew B. Valinsky, 87 Birch 7MM«rA*rit«Mt4lM toy,” a reference to the 1921 Hartford. Rltzen, Miss Steihanle Fuss, mentum. OIL H^T, INC. NITES till 9 KEITH'S his characters depict the aim­ la very subdued almost through­ St; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Sunday in Dublin when British NEW YORK (AP) — The lat­ Also, Isabel M. Brodersen, Miss Kristin Ahlness, William \ YORTY—Mayor Sam Yorty Calls Envoy Home ST.. ^ ^ 6 4 ^ 5 ^ less drifting of the young today. out. sei^ Nowak, 41 Coolidge St.; a ' MacLeen and Paul Johnson read BREAKFAST SPECIAL t of (Los .Angeles, campaigning troops returned 'IRA fire at a est Gallup Poll gives President They should really “dig;” this Brewster St., (Joventry; Mrs. Yet the ^ole thing has a co­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy , M Mf IMOa 17 MNHT» the scripture lessons; Miss ' tor the New Hampshire Demo­ (Continued from Page One) footbsill field and killed a play­ Nixon a one per cent margin sort of thing. Jeanie A. Koch, 36.Concord Rd.; (Afi IM t m yM ry herence that makes it a truly N. George, Springfield, Mass. Laurie Rauchle, Miss Norma • 2 EGGS WITH TOAST cratic primary, drew a stand- er and 12 spectators. ever Sen. Edmund S. Muskle in The opera is the only case on Howard L." Fish, 77 Chestnut S t.; Id MrlM M«M) p:rts. Ford said, however, that great work of art. It may not be BIRTHS YESTERD A Y: A aon Horton, Chuck Reuter, Larry p a n c a k e s [ Ing ovation when he told a treops and snipers opened fire But Prime Minister Brian record where a composer took Norman W. Narkon, 140 Dart­ • 3 all the dead may not have been a three-way presidential race a work of art that you enjoy, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Wlrta, Miss Clare Ann Naylor, • French-American club In Man- a.t the soldiers. Faulkner of Northern Ireland a play and set it word for word, mouth Rd.; Mrs. Ruth S. Olesen, • 3 SLICES FRENCH TOAST killed by the troops. that includes Gov. George C. but a work'of art it most cer­ Nashwinter, Storrs; a son to Mr. Dairld Varsell, and Christopher blamed the organizers of the with no librettist and no chang­ Glastonbury. p orua. ] Chester that state governments Maj. Gen. Robert Ford, the tainly is. I’d like to see this and Mrs. Gary Mosher, 67 Coop­ Naylor were ushers. Serving as All the dead were men be­ march, saying they “bear a Wallace. es in text to enhance musical Also, Mrs. Helen L. Jarrie, ' often promise things to get vot- British army in commander in work given to an audience of er St; a son to Mr. and Mrs. greeters were Miss Diane HeU- TOP HAT RESTAURANT , era to approve sales end In­ tween the ages of 16 and 41, terrible responsibility tor hav­ Nixon would receive 43'- per values. There are no arias; in teen-agers and note their reac­ Philip Curtis, 76 Walnut St East Hartford; Mrs. Maura M. Northern Ireland, insisted that strom. Miss Cynthia Karch, Miss 267 BROAD STREET come taxes, then don’t deliver and the toll was the highest in ing urged lawlessness and tor cent of the vote to Sen. Mus- fact the vocal line follows the tions. Of course many of them DISCHARGED SATURDAY; Lucius, 47 Judith Dr.; .Tchn J. Linda Nelson and Miss Carol on the promises. New Hamp- his men did' not go in shooting a single outbreak of violence halving provided the IRA with spoken line’s inflection, even are even more reactlosiary than Mrs. Edith C. Blssell, High St., Libansky, Meadows Convales­ Rd., Tolland; Roger L. Carrier, kle’s 42 per cent to Gov. Wal­ M a n c h e s ter Hokanson; Douglas Kendler, "shlre has neither a state in­ as the liRA charged. “Tliey did since British troops took over the opportunity of p.galn bring-, though it is actually sung. This their parents and dem’t know it. Coventry; Robert F. Brown, 84 cent Home. 867 Woodbridge St.; Thomas R. lace's 12 per cent if an election Karl Wederstrom, Martin John­ come tax nor a state sales tax. not fire until they were fired security operations in Northern ing death to our streets.” lead to what is now known Anybody who can go for “coun­ Oak St., ^ t h Windsor; William Also, Mrs. Kenneth M. Ray Rhodes, 9C McGuire Lane; Mrs. son and John Small. were upon,” he said. Ireland In Aug^ust 1969. The British Government were held this month, the Gal­ amongst the modem expression­ G. Marto, New Britain; Mrs. Sr., Ridgewood Trail, Coventry; Pearl E. Daley, 1 Sunset Lane, try” music is llidng about 12S aedytea. ’There were rumors that some At least 16 men and one planned to make a statement in lup Poll reported Sunday. ists as “sprechsUmme,” and if years back. But some of these Marie D. Parr, 98 Chestnut S t; Mrs. Fred J . Sauer and son, Andover; Mrs. Marion R. Mal- SAVINGS Paul A. Holmer, intern at p. Old Ax Found of the irictims may have been woman were injured by the the House of Commons today The survey of 1,091 registered you didn’t like the sound in young people, vdio really “dig” Mrs. R ita N. Heffron, 94 E . BBd- 230 Oak St. boeuf, 2S6 W. Center St. THEATRE EAST Emanuel, coordinated the serv­ - MOSCOW (AP) — Some Mos­ slain earlier and their bodies gunfire, tour of them seriously. on the shooting. Prem ier Ja ck voters in early January showed “Pelleas” you ■will like it less the Beatles, for example, dle Tpke.; Joseph H. Vallee, 81 -DISCHARGED "YESTERDAY: Also, Esther Koehler, R FD 8, ice. Steven Lowry was organist, cow residents uncovered an axe brought out Suntoy to inflate Two soldiers also were hurt. Lynch of the Irish Republic Muskie maintaining the seven- in music of today. should find this opera really Charter Oak St. Mrs. Olive M. Hiltgen, East Coventry; William Howley, 26 and Miss Daryl Bagley directed Utb BnOOBD BREAKINO W E I» tiiat archeologists said was a the toll. The army said it was More than 60 persons were ar­ telephoned Prim e Minister Ed­ point increase that showed up A LOAN “Pelleas” was premiered in gripping. True, it’s long, and Also, Mrs. Dorothy A. Brin­ Hartford; Kathleen R. Doering, Portland St.”; Mrs. Unto L. Pat­ the music. ^llc of tribes that lived in the investigating this but had no rested. ward Heath to say he was ap­ between early October and late Paris in 1902, seventy years their attention span may not- be disi, 101 Tudor Lane; Mrs. Mil­ East Itertford; Janet H. Pan- rick, 32 Cobum Rd.; Jack San­ G ENE H A C K M A N In ;a ^ a 4,000 years ago. evidence to confirm these re- Bernadette Devlin, the young palled at the civilian death toll. November^ ago, and the average opera goer up to it, but at least for a while dred E. Howak, Hublard Dr., clera, East H2.rtford; Paul Col- son, 200 Oak St., South Wind­ Association hasn’t caught up with it yet. He they should be “shook.” Vernon; Mrs. Marylou G. letti, 278 Kennedy Rd.; Bernard sor; Mrs. Hilda Root, Jton TH E FRENOH CONNECTIOH” can now accept it, but darned I see I’ve rambled on so Franklin, 92 Ridge St.; Mrs. J . McMullen, R FD 2, Rockville. Hand'Dr., Coventry. . Bombers Pound Mon. - F ri. Shown at 7 :00 - 9:00 if he can understand it. At its much about one work of Debus­ Irene L. Jaqulth, 87 Park West, Also, Roger E . Hurlburt, 18 . Also, Jam es McBrierty, SO Sot 4-««-10 — Sunday 4-5:45-7ri0-9O6 first performance even the sup­ sy’s that I haven’t gotten Rockville. Bonner Rd.; Edward A. Pecor, Coolidge St.; Gregory P. Griv- Enemy Buildup posedly cognoscenti couldn’t ac­ SATURDAY ft SUNDAY MATINEES around to the man or his music - Also, Mrs. Jeanlce K. Stari- East Hartford; Mrs. Catherine ois. East Hartford; Mrs. Mar- (Continued from Page One) cept it, and it got some beau­ in general. So that will have to Imok, Enfield; Mrs. Donna M. D. Mackas,' 23 Sanford Rd.; 'cia Keough, North Windham; tiful roasts. 2 TW IN BEDS ^ 2 ECLIPSE* M A H R E SSE S go over until next week. See Flynn, 169 Main St.; Stanley David S. Phillips, Larchmont, Darcy S. Comelluson, Rose­ namese tro c^ . Including a divi- ‘SHINBONE AU Er«.™ o«™ o«i In addition to the lack of — 2 BOX SPRINGS AT $20.90 SAVINGS! you then. Davis, 338 Oakland Rd., Wap­ N.Y.; Glen A. M^Liachlan, 66 wood Lane, Bolton; Jam es D. sitm usually held in reserve in AU Seats Matinee Only 8S0 plng; Mrs. Alberta )N. Denton, Strickland St. Aldrich, 33 Butler Rd. North Vietnam, are on the SboHttme SdW 34 Oakwood R d .; John T. Hayes Also, William G. Dowd, 26 Also, M rs.' John Zavaski and move across the DMZ into Choose your style! French Provincial, Colonial or Mod­ Jr ., 24 Laurel St.; AnUuxiy Py- Glenview Terrace, Rockville; son. Stage Harbor Rd.> Marl­ northern Quang Tri province as em. You get both twin beds, the 2 mattresses and 2 box ka, 72 Doane St. Christine L. Suver, 92 E. Mid­ borough; Mrcj. Gerardo Michelle well as down the Ho Chi Mlnh springs . . . everything! 8 piece Set $99.96 . . . buy the Y ou’re Also, Mrs. Gerlinde CoUetti, dle ’Tpke.; Jennifer L. Hors- and son, 120 Summer St. trail toward the central high­ 6 piece set and save $20.90! •iiii' 15 Proctor Rd.; Carole A. De­ fleld, 260 Oak St., South Wind­ lands. WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES lude, 22 Cubles Dr., .Vernon; sor. Supply buildups have been Ronald F. Burnham, 141 Troy ^ NIWINOTON . _ Also, Mrs. Edith Putz, Rhodes observed below the DMZ in ”3«^ruC#ir»xii D u I DW NC4NNC3N FOR ALL Day In . . . Day Out... THEATER TIME such famllar staging areas as UBIIN TUftNPIKI ■JENNIFER a N B U SCHEDULE the A Shau valley and khe Sang. SeanConneiy GOOD , * 1 7 9 6 PIECES 11 Despite the expectation of big Burnside: — “ Diamonds Are enemy attacks, U.S. troop cut­ 'Jam es Bond 007^ on PRESCRIPTIONS Forever” 7:16, 9:20. backs continued, and Defense . D ia m o n d s ^ ^ F P JE N D S Cinema I: — “Diamonds Are Secretary Melvin R. Laird said Forever” 7:00, 9:40. Are Forever E V E . 7:00 - 9:00i " . . . resulting in meaningful in Washington that the U.S. SAT. ft SUN. 1:00 • 8:00 -' invited Cinema II: — “Such Good government would not send EVE. 7:00 -.9:40 6:00 - 7:00 - 0:00 savings to you every day! Friends” 7:00, 9:00. American troops back to Viet­ State: — “Dirty Harry” 7:80, nam in case of a new, unfor- Reserve Friday evening from 7 to 9:30 or No ups and downs in your Prescription 9:20. seen emergency. I N - C A R O-IE A T E R S costs — no “discounts” today, “Regular MEADOWS Saturday from I i a.m. to 4 p.m. for the re­ UA Theatre: — “The French The U.S. Command reported INI OINOBIHof )Ct oil 84 HT prices” tomorrow! !A K |I AST - W iS I SIR V If I BO I » Connection” 7:00, 9:00. that American strength In Viet­ opening of Manchester Savings &. Loan's newly No “reduced specials”—no “temporary Manchester Drive-In: — Re­ nam dropped last week to 186,- Open Every Night (2) Machine Gun McCaine 9:15' COLONIAL remodeled and redecorated Main Street office. reductions” on PrescriptlonB to lure opens Friday. 500 men, 2,600 less than the Everything has been planned for your conven­ customers! East Hartford Drive-In: — Re­ ceiling of 139,000 President Nix­ At the same .time, there is never any opens Friday. on had set for Feb. 1. Nixon ience and comfort. compromise in service or quality! E ast Windsor Drive-In:—^Re­ now has ordered U.S. strength serving Connecticut homemakers since 1 9 0 9 opens Friday. cut to 69,000 l)y May 1. See the warm, friendly 18th Century atmos­ YOU GET OUB LOWEST CASH & CARRY Meadows Drlve-ln: — “Cisco lAird said success of Nixon’s Pike” 7:07; “Machine Gun Mc­ Vietnamlzatlcm progp:tim made phere that makes this different from any other PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE We Deliver BOLTON LAKE HOTEL Y EA R . . . AND YOU SAVE LARGEST AGENCY FOR Cain” 8:56. any return of American troops O PEN M O N . Budget Terms financial institution in town. JOHN LEAVITT RUG CLEANING CO. to Vietnam unnceessary. MORE THROUGHOUT THE Everyw here and RESTAURANT YEA R . . ON ALL YOUR F a st ROUTE 44A, BOLTON THRU SAT. Cash Light refreshments will be served and there'll PBESCRiniON NEEDS. SUITS A High Success blau be souvenirs for grown-ups. TRY US AND SEE NEW YORK (AP) — The THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL furniture stores New York City Ballet, with its Charge 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. THURS. A N D Old Snybrook Mnnehester ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ DRESSES EA. 17th annual holiday engage­ Middletown Published Dally Except Sundays ment of “The Nutcracker,” 3 4 6 - 6 6 0 6 3 8 8 - 5 3 0 0 6 4 3 - 4 1 5 9 ^ Holidays at 18 Blwell Street, MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION UanchdJter, Conn. played 88 performances, to 10,- FRI. NIGHTS UpTo3 008 persons and took in Tw/n J Telephone 648-3711 1007 M AIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 S e c ^ ClMs Postage Paid at $639,410.07. Uanchester, Conn. (06610) Both attendance and receipts TILL Formerly Keith’s of Manchester Years To Pay COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 SDBSinUPTlOM RATES were higher than last season. Lobster FISHER Payable In Advance ' ’"nio Nutcracker” wiU open Ill5 Main Street the company’s month-long en­ On Reservarion Only Phone 648-4169 AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. gagement at Its summer home, I Three Months ...... One Month ...... 3.35 the Saratoga N.Y., Performing C A LL 643-9731 olnrio Copy ...... I60 Arts Center, on July 6.

\ . PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES^R, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1972 MANCHES[TER, EVENING HERALD, MAN<5HESTEK, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1972 PAGE FIVE Vernon Soviets i/ness Is------r 1'.' : . ' '’ ■'■'■'A' Tolland Hikes Otayed A flCALLY GLEAM LAUNDROHAT ArmVng Stoetzner Chairs Scouts’ In Rentals TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SI^ECIAt.,, Cubans Highland District Drive 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING — $ 1 .5 0 ^ (Oeattniied fniin Page One) For Elderly First Selectman Ehwln Stoetz­ Cub Scout Pack 15 will hold Quality Speed Queen Equipment years have consisted largely of ner win serve as sustaining Its annual Blue and (Sold Ban­ spare parts and' replacements. ~ The Vernon Housing Author­ membership chairman for toe quet Peb. 27 at 5 p.m. at the 'MeaAwMle, a Russian guided- Italian American Friendship ity has approved rent increases Hig^and District, Charter Oak for Vernon’s state-financed BELGON LAUNDROMAT - 309 Green Rd. missile frigate and a * diesel- Oub. powered submarine left Chiba Council of Boy Scouts. housing projects for the elderly, The district includes the Bake Sale ' . ■nie increases will not go into last week after nearly three The Mcadowbrook School PTO m ^tlw during which Uiey en- towns of Tolland, Vernon, Ell­ effect until approved by the ington, Somers, East Windsor will hold a bake sale Sunday State Department of Commu­ 8Wed in antisubmarine- ex- morning from 9 a.m. until 1 nreises with the Cubans, i. and Enfield, and has a total nity Affairs (DCA.) membership of 8,636 boys in 76 p.m. at Shurway Market on Rt. 196. The proposed increases will be l4W s was the longest such vls- Cub packs, Boy Scout troops presented to DCA along with the Soviet fighting ships since and Explorer posts. .Deeds Filed authority’s yearly budget. How­ the Russian navy began send- A campaign goal of $14,000 Two warranty deeds and one ever, F ^^cis Htkat, executive fleet unite to Cuba In July has been set, with the funds ear­ quit claim deed were filed with director said he will give Mayor V ' ,' ft;' marked for organizing unite; the town clerk during the past, Frank McCoy an opportunity to .fecon^ssance has kept serving exisitng unite; training week. attempt to reduce the budget (^xisteiit watch on the port of leaders; maintaining camps and Warranty deeds filed were before it is submitted. Oenfuqgoe, on Cuba’s south service center records and for ClaJr M. and Clara C. Nutting ’Die mayor has expressed con­ where the Russians have informational and professional to Paul F. and Patricia S. Pea­ cern about the need to increase the meet l ^ r e d barges and built bar­ staff supervision. body, property on Mt. Spring the rents. He said he intends to racks and other facilities that The fund-raising campaign Rd. ' ask the Town Council, at its famous toys be used to support sub­ will be de'vided Into two cate­ Also, John A. and Judith A. meeting scheduled for next marine operations. gories, according to Stoetzner, Sauer to Jack E. and Joyce M. week, to consider waiving the in all a leadership gifts campaign and Hutchison, property on Torry $1,800 fee paid to the l;own, VThe Russians have been re­ the Scout family gifts. The first Rd. by the authority, in lieu of ported conducting research in the worldl selectman is setting up the de­ The quit claim deed trans­ t^ es. He also said he intends top Caribbean and Oulf of Mex- tails of the campaign fund-rais­ ferred property on Baxter Rd. to contact DCA to see if a sim­ lij^ on such itoenomena as sea ing operation for the district. from Harriett D. Barron to Bert ilar amount paid to the state, currents, water temperatures The leadership drive officially Robinson, George Vakalis and in service charges, could be re­ An Original composition. Experts say Harland Shapiro. duced. we have a tWs kind of information would begins Peb. 29 with the family divlsiiHi campaign slated to Bulletin Board The present rates are ^ for important to the Soviets for start March 13. The Welcome Wagon New­ efficiency units and $49 tar one- wonderful y submarine operations F ta Night Winners comers Club needlework group bedroom units. ’The proposed there. asdirtment, Capturing top hcrnors in Cub will meet tonight at 8 at the increase wlil depend upon the Scout Pack 16’s recent Fun Relber home on Valleyview Rd. amount of the budget submitted priced, from Night activities were Marc Lob- The Board of Selectmen will to DCA. Increased costs in util­ dell and his father, who gar­ meet tomorrow night at 7:30 in ities such as electricity, fuel and Bangladesh nered 926 points to win the par­ the Administration Building. water, were cited as the reason The Tolland Junior Women’s for the proposed increases. ent-son team contest. Runners up in the parent-son (Jlub executive board -will meet ’The town’s federally-financed Looks For tomorrow night at 8 at the home units are not presently involved activities were Mike Guegel and his father with 900 points, and of Mrs. Judith Dean, Shenlpslc in the increase. ’The authority Lake Rd. is limited in its action as far as : New Allies Stuart Fegely and his father the federal project is concerned. with 884 points. WE'RE MOVING! '(OoBtonied from Page One) Each Cub den In Pack 15 Manchester Eveidng Herald ’The Brooke amendment pre­ Tolland correqiondent Bette Manchester Town Counsel David Barry, second evening. Barpr, former state senator from the TO thought up an Interesting game vents any increase which would lifoday Bhutto flew to Peking Quatrale, telephone 876-2845. M im Stuns from right, sat with three of the four Democratic Fourth District, indicated he is “ 95 per cent cer­ to play as part of the fun night go higher than one-quarter of 9 MAPLE ST.. MANCHESTER with an entourage of about 60 the tenant’s yearly income. members of the State Gaming Commission. They tain” he will seek the Democratic nomination for a military, political and economic activities. The games included Party W ith wondered if their table number — ,22 — was a return to the Senate. Gloria Schaffer, sporting a JUST ABOUND THE (30RNEB aides for his first visit to Red an obstacle course bowling winner. From left are: Michael Seri of Danbury, new hairdo, took time out during dinner to discuss CMna’s leaders since he re- South Windsor . (Herald photo by Pinto) alley, a shooting grallery, an COMPLETE FROM OUR PRESENT LOCATION Close harmony with an international flavor draws laughs from the participants, electnmic nerve tester, a bean R ock ville Mrs. Gloria Morris of Willimantic, and Francis Hen­ a problem with .Harry Hammer, her deputy secre­ ON OR ABOUT FEB. 7th. p^ced Gen. Agha Mohammed Bailey Blast nessey of Windsor. The fourth Democrat, James tary of state. The new hairdo makes her a brunette. Tftoya Khan as president. As AFS exchange students who spent the weekend as guests of South Windsor bag toss, a fish pond and a ring PRESCRIPTION Hospital Notes Fitzgerald of East Hartford, arrived later in the 0 ^ foreign minister \riio re­ Snowball Fight Proves families. Here, they are at the Clinton Dr. home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Eisen- pitch. (Continued from Page One) (Herald photo by Pinto) a m ed Pakistan’s anti-Oommu-. berg for a luncheon Saturday. Strumming the guitar is Christos Hatzis of Winners from each den w ere: Mike Guegel, den one, 474 SERVICE Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 alBt foreign policy In 1903, he Greece. Others, from left, are Nora Domingo, Philippines; Ximena Palma, Chile; cratic chief Arthur T. Barbleri, 20 to 60% O ff Entire points; Mark Chambers, dien p.m. in all ar^as except ma­ assured a warm welcome ^Ice Breaker^ for Guests Marijana Riel, Yugoslavia (she is spending the year in South W indsor); who assumed the task of the two, 461 points; Peter Bernier, ternity where Uiey are 2 to 4 In toe Chinese capltaL Carol Densley, England; and Clive Straker, South Africa. Pine Pharmacy trlbirte after Bailey had turned den three, 442 points; Chuck and 6:80 to 8 p.m. STOCK IN STORE* Pakistan’s departure from with a little help from the During the weekend, the stu­ it down. (GOOD UNTIL WE MOVE) the Commonwealth removes a weatherman, students from six dents were guests of Mr. and ■White, den four, 429 points; Center & Adams Sts. Mrs. George Llnko of 49 Ash Windsor’s APS weekend and prise and her embarrassment, Dennis Judd, den five, 389 Admitted Friday: Alice Kadel- Barbleri is challenging Bailey p)$jar obstacle to membership foreign countries 'who partici­ Mrs. ' Jbably assures continued eco- that a “ snowball fight Is lots teachers and students about had a coincidental tale to teU. nle Brown, West Shore Dr., Reports circulating among ‘livin g WorikT Gampiala tiomic assistance for his gov- of fun” and the most unusual their own countries. At a basketball game between Rockville; Christine Bcldiardt, H a r t f o rd County Democratic enunent. activity they have - participated On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. his American home town of Highland Ave., Rockville; Anna leaders is that Daddario is In- AQUARIUM S£T UP! ‘ IA break with Britain would In since coming to the United Marvin Eisenbetg of Clinton Dr. Newington and South TiTndsor Kreyssig, Wlndsorville Rd., terested in regaining his seat •tcand hundreds of thousands of States under the student ex­ held a lupcheon for the students B ig b Schools, he singled out one C b im A , S K I S H O P Broad Brook; Louise Knlttel, in Congress. 'The reports are 10 gallons, reg. $89.96 ...... NOW $29.96 Pllkistahls living there and also change program. and the adult chapter of AFS. girl from the large number of 16 gallons, reg. $49.96 ...... NOW $87.48* endanger trade proa- The Eisenberg’s daughter, studwite who had attended the Hany Lane, Rockville; Anna that Daddario may force a For Nora Domingo, from the 20 gal. (high), reg. $60.96 ...... NOIW $4tJ» cte. Trade with the entire Debbie, Is the president of toe game from South Windsor tlu^ ANNUAL Pelletier, Ellington Rd., South primary with incumbent First tropical islands of the Itolllp- Windsor; Evelyn Setsky En- District Rep. William R. Cotter, ♦with Dynaflow Bllter tmonwealto accounts for junior chapter of toe program in evening. lit sh per cent of Pakistan’s pines. It was the first time she town. field. For more than four hours last had "ever done anything like He said he introduced himself Discharged Friday: Mary night, the atsomphere in the ♦with the exception of fair trade items, goods already 0^ and imports, which to- Nora Domingo is staying with anfl asked Is toe girl knew toe SKI CLEARANCE IS ON! nk>re than $1 billion a year, it.” Ellen Brodeur, Spring St., Hilton Ballroom was one at on sale,, dog or cat food. The ' students were w eek^d a host family in Windham and president of the junior chapter Rockville; Deborah Hawley, unity—of conviviality and polltl- he Pakistani president said was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. of the programs as he was plan- | ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ atioM ' 'With otiier countries guests of South Windsor fami­ Reed St., Rockville; Lawrence cal platitudes. Daddario had lies and are In toe United Richsurd Cologne of 190 Laurel nlng to peurtietpate in South Nfleewlcz, Grandview St., Tol- been praised by a succession of UNADVERTISEG FISH SFEGIALSI ttch recognize Bangladesh St., From Chile, Ximena' Pal­ aid not be broken off auto- States ' from (toile, Greece, land; Kim Pamass, Pinevlew speakers, including Barbleri, South Africa, England and ma of' West Hartford visited SKIS • PARKAS • WARMUPS • BOOTS Dr., Vernon; Anna Lemek, Bailey, Sen. Abraham Ribicoff Icglly, but each case would with toe family of Mr., and Mrs. f.detddad on its merits, Yugoslavia as well as toe Phil­ Goose Lane, ’Tolland; Arthur and former governor John MANCHESTER PET CENTER ippines. Richard Myers of 101 Hillside Hohs, HUlslde Ave., Vernon; Dempsey. htkto aevered relatimis with Dr.; Carol Densley of England ON SALE WITH They are amtmg 4,000 teen­ Josei^ MlacVarish, Ellington; For about an hour, the dinner er Soviet bloc countries rec- and 'Farmington, stayed with agers attending high schools in Patricia Homed, ICibbe Rd., El- guests had been enteralned by and CONN. COIN & STAMP |iUdng Bangladesh but took Mr. and Mrs. David Evans of ICE SKATES REDUCTIONS this country as of the AFS llngton; Mrs. Mary Ellen V ^ te political impressionist David 995 MAIN .ST., MANCHESTER — 649-4278 ' isuch action when toe Soviet Main St.; and South Africa’s |i«i did so. pregram. It was founded to and son, Hartford ’Tpke., Rock- Frye. Then, it was Daddarlo’s Clive Straker was hosted by PROFESSIQNAUY TO create good will and imder- ville; Mrs. Marti la Kelley and turn and many persons were Clip This Ad For Future Reference Luatralia and New Zealand Mr. and Mrs. Alan Snelgrove of standing among all countries GROUND son, PlUabury Hill, RocfevUle. heard to say, "That’s a tough S lic e d recognition of Bang- Valley View Dr. through insight into the meth­ Admitted Saturday: Anna act to follow.’’ But, Daddario and I remain dismayed at the chance at victory—in the state slip, but not a fall. Never in Ms cratic candidates, despite our ^ a fefw hours after Pakl- Christopher Deephouse, an While You Wait! ods of education and family Brenick, SomersviUe; Fred topped it. deteriorating economy of our and in the nation.” entire days will he have a fall.” differences of opinion.” wllhdrew from toe Com­ American student who has re­ life. Davis, White Rd., Ellington; An- “ A xwlitical party,’’ said great state, and I despair for Offer of Peace Dempsey, who received an ’Ibere was no applause meter monwealth. Britain was ex­ turned from England, was able CAPITOL nette Diamond, Enfield; Chris- Daddario, “ cannot be owned by its future.” Bailey offered the olive branch obviously warm ovadon, paid in use when the personages at pected- to follow suit soon. The United States, in turn, to spent part of the weekend tine Rayrao, Vernon ’Tower any individual or a small group Worthy Effort of Barbleri when he said, "You tribute to Daddario as “ a great the head table were Introduced, , In separate announcements, has some $,200 students in over­ in town with Mr. and Mrs. Equipment Co. Australia and New Zealand ex­ seas countries as goodwill am­ Charles Lyons; and South Wind­ Apts., Vernon; Russell Squires, intent on playing musical He said, “ I have not retreated are my favorite town chairman, American ’and. even more, a and none was needed. ’The as­ 38 MAIN ST. 648-7968 Corky Fowler 25 OAk St,, Rockville; Naomi chairs with patronage. 'When from public service. Far from as I have told you on many great human being.” He sembled Democrats were care­ pressed a desire for ccmtlnued bassadors learning foreign cus­ sor’s Marijana 'Rid of Yugo­ ■ V V A w ■ ■ ■ ■ Rogers, 25 Main St., Talcott- this happens—when it becomes it. Because I believe in this occasions.” Barbleri, resplend­ thanked Daddario for “ the vi­ ful to give everyone a rousing m mm good relations with Pakistan toms and methods of education. slavia was hosted by Mr. and ville. more important to perpetuate state, because I believe in the ent in a blue-velvet dinner jack­ sion you give to people all over welcome. pnd regret a t PakWoh’s quit­ AND MORE! Birth Saturday: A son to tor. personal power than to bring DemocraUc Party, because I be­ et, gleamed. the world.” And, what was Bailey’s reac­ ting toe Commonwealth. India and Mrs. ’Thomas Davis, Staf- about good government — an lieve that the Democratic proc­ “ We can kid back and forth, “ My challenge to you Demo­ tion to'Daddario’s remarks? “It- le a welcome y/SM toe first Commonwealth ford Springs- abdlcaticn of the Democratic ess is worthy of any effort and because we are united in elect­ crats,” said Dempsey in ringing was an excellent dinner,” com­ pictoter to recognize Bangla­ Discharged Saturday: Bonnie process sets in, and the party— every sacrifice, I stand ready to ing Democratic candidates,” tones, “ is to unite together in mented Bailey. desh, during the India-Paklstan All Name Brands Brown, 99 W. Shore Dr., Billing- any political party—must nec- continue, not piossively, but ac­ Bailey continued, “We have a the coming days and send back a d ^ o m N o t a n war that freed toe new nation, ton; Js are treal jewelry store for 40 years, And that takes planning. Bangladesh and offer toe Infant Guarantees Rd., BSUngton; Mary Jamiescxi, party organization in the state thousand mUes begins with but ’There’s no doubt in my mind down,, we in the Democratic recently celebrated her • 100th state technical assistance and RBD 1, Rockville;'Julia Dolan, was in poor health.’ ’ a step. ’This dinner is that step!” we will Eigaln carry Connecticut Party can unite to elect Demo­ birthday. predlts;;to buy American goods. AND 38 Country Lane, Rockville; He said that when he travel- In sharp contrast to Dad- for the Democratic candidate Which is what we’re - “It does no good to pretend Lillian Hanson, 122 Orchard St., ed the state during the cam- dario’s bitter remarks were the for president.” toe eighth largest natlcm in toe SAVE O N RockvtUe; Joseph Obremski,.palgn, he "dIscovered a sugar-coated comments of the Ribicoff praised Daddario as all about. world does not exist,” he said C b rm JO L 1238 Hartford l^ke., Vernon; strange thing,’’ that “ many other speakers. “ a man of dignity, a man of ^ e r a 'week’s visit to India Mary Embleiton, Willlmantic; people would tell us that this Barbleri had set the theme of ability—one of the most knowl­ and Bangladesh. Richard Phrehllch, 2 Rau St., was the first time in a decade unity when he said, “ Tonight edgeable men in our universe.” -He called for a Senate in­ SKIS - BOOTS - CLOTHING RockviUe; Mary EUen Wick, they had seen state party lead- we are ail loyal Democrats. He said, ‘"The true test of a quiry Into the Nixon adminis- Grahaiber Rd., ElUngton; James ers >> We’re closing our ranks to give man is how he conducts himself teation’s reasons for supporting REG. NOW Dzladul, Middle Rd., Ellington; He claimed that the commu- our candidates an excellent in defeat. Mim Daddario had a Pakistan in last mmith’s two- Rotoert King, 86 Vernon Ave., nlcations he established during week war with India and East COME SEE OUR NEW ADULT SKI PACKAGE REBEL KOFLER All Glass $185 S 9 5 Rockville. the campaign “ played a slgnlf- Pakistani secessionists, Admitted Sunday: John Al- i^ant part in e le c t ^ a Demo- “ What happened In East Ben- STYLES AND SHADES IN By NORTHLAND FISCHER ALU-STEEL $160.. S119 bert, 47 Mountain St., Rock- cratic General Assembly.” igal and the decision of Presi­ ville; Antoinette Bell, 29 School He continued, “ All my life I TUNE-UP dent Nixon to back Yahya SKIS - FULL SAFETY FISCHER SUPERGLAS $185 $ 1 2 9 St., Rockville; Curt Ford, Sum- have been a team player, per­ Khan must go dowm in history WIGS — FALLS mit Dr., Tolland; Connie Ga- haps an old-fashioned trait. I as a despicable act,” he de-. STEP-IN BINDINGS BLIZZARD FORMAL TOTAL $190 $ 1 2 5 laska, 76 Union St., RockviUe; have sat on Ore bench: I have dared. “It wras never toe sup­ ENCHANTMENT and CASCADES Fitted and Installed Jean Garrell, 26 Spring St., been a captain: I have led men SPECIAL port for the Yahya Khans of DESIGN I The lUuslon of Enchant­ SPALDING TF GLASS $145 $ 9 0 RxjckvUle; Hilda Hamlyn, 26 war, where their lives de- ;the world that made the United ment Is revealed in a glorious halo Featured in the AH New Maxwell Dr., Vernon; Eliza- pended on my decisions, (WITH THIS AD) EollliqiNika Damifge ClosQOit States a great power.” of molded waves and curia, fash­ $ 5 0 . 9 5 NORTHLAND PRO-GLAS $170 $ 1 1 4 beth Hennessy, Newton, Mass; Expected Unity ioned from 6 to 9 inches of Elura E L U R A ^ Ann laUeen, Mt. Vernon Apts., <

.»i MANCHESim EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1972 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING IffiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1972 Man Arrested iEanrlywtpr eigy, seem to be disputed by observa­ 1 ■■ I ' , ,v/i . ' J . u-i-!■: tions a t wdiat really' appears to be go­ After Incident ing on way out in spcuse. There are Open Foru] Euptiing things out there which seem to be mov­ In Gun Shop PXJBLISHBD b y tU E ing faster than light, which used to be (Conthmed fMm Rage •) laws they feel are for the good N B W BRITAIN (A P ) MANCHESTER PCBLI8HINO CO. 18 Bissau Street considered impossible. Some objects out of all the people. — A 28-year-oId Hartford man Mancbeiter, Conn; for Its own 26% to 30% soles RecentlyxvBcenuy iI navehave nearoheard s4*y AcMipvl/ABffoctors, A I arealize, CCfcl IsiPi butMU« UlIOthis sephs In the thigh « and that aft. FraiUC U. LAtpi6n ______,______Ar thft nurriAr Aarn.nAd w ith hii The Manchester Publishing Company as­ is one area where something ®r the owner escaped with his sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ can be dcsie. four-year-old son, Derrick holed graphical errors appearing in advenls- F o r Doliig Let us ho^ that when our ig «P In the shop. He was finally ments and other reading matter in . The To the Editor, Manchester Evening Herald.______The Shadow Of Limited Wars year 'old young people Involve talked out by police whom he Much thanks to all who help- Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- ' L(xid(Hi — F or a generation .and m ore Arf nHfh ih .. . . . I — themselves In politics, their had held off at gunpoint tor al- ton Post News Service. honor and Integrity will remain most two hours. Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. peoples and governments have bven ac­ Publishers Representatives — Mathews, customed to take a stand cn the basis of Chester Javceea Bow Semt ssntnst the pressures from Police said Derrick had gone Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency special Interest groups which tb the shop demanding a gun —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. beliefs — antl-Fasclst, anti-Oommunist, anti-imperialist, and so Iay advertising closing hours For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday ical trappings. brought it to the landfill area. Ms. Friedan at Trinity For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. Without any doubt this tendency away . I am fo r r y to r the traffic jams For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. UofH Speaker For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday. from the simi^icltles of the CMd War that some of you were caught Friedan, "IBgh Priest- For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday. ("my Ideology right or wnaig’’) has Classified deadline 4;30_p.m. day in and I promise to make an An English diplomat who aft- ess" of the Women’s Liberation before publication 4:30 Friday for been given enormous impetus by the effort to do something to cor- ed key British possessions to es- Movement and best-seUlng au- Saturday and Monday publication. changed relationship between China and rect the traffic pattern before tablish their independence, af- thor, will headline a week-limg' the rest of the world, and by China and the next collection. We collectod ter World War n, will be series of lectures, films, discus- Monday, January 31 the United States in particular. There $679.00 to raise the Case M t guest of the University of Hart- sions and theatre performances are those 'vdio feel, a little diszlly, as If Fund to $5112.85. This la a won- ford 'vriien he delivers a free dealing with women in society after years at the ordinary game they derful figure that werycne who pubUc lecture Monday evening, from Feb. 7 to 16 at ’Trinity C.m., irtien Temple Beth Dr. Frederick Buclunan, who ^ meeting at the Conservation Commission session with a warning that the future pose us to exemNlflcations of stance, if a soap opera fades on ' teria. so Icn g^ it does not impinge on the Chi­ Sludom. conducts Sabbath Eve is serving his second year as Blrtiard Martin School. Boat Launch Recycling Chairman I CU PPIN G nese part. But now that China Is seated sex in our society. a scene of gore, a commercial Families with last names be­ facing his continent is dark indeed un­ By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Services.' Manchester UJA chairman, Ken Marshall received the P.S. Next coUection late Mtorch in the U.N.,>preparing to act as host to Perhaps we should be just as mlg^t plug in with a cereal that The Town of South "Windsor ginning with the letters A IBs appearance was arranged has called on all Manchester bobcat badge and I^Ulam Neg- hsis been given two acres of or early April. • BATHING less somebody does something to avoid an American ^*resldent, ^ e at last faces concerned about the more In­ builds red blood cells. iN e a frustrated MusMe at the and la being sponsored by the Jews to give this year as they received the wolf badge. land adjacent to the OonnecUcut ^ a ro to come o« the racial conflict being built up by a prospect of umlmpeded unity and inde­ WASHINCmiN—Rising pres­ landing rights at Kotor to give sidious kind of thing that is hap­ And commercials don’t pre­ 'Ifuewtay and Uiose with K Traffic Fatalltiea P U p s Carlyle, Manchester UJA. (United Je'wish have never given before, Geoffrey Michaud received a River to be used in the de- • STYLING pendence. In Itself, liowever, this may sure from Moscow on Yugo- its growing Mediterranean fleet pening to us by 'Virtue of mess sent us only wrlth inanimate ’ nam es, UP- presented by Ben Cartese of the been 482 traffic deaths. This is prepared to make things awkward in B lack Sea. more trouble than it was worth. Nothing Is beyond image-mak- ' ' boat launching faculty for emer- Call on our experts. We’re speak­ America’s European allies, par- ucts that are supposed to en­ gency and recreational pur- Windsor Karate School. 34 more than the 1970 death toU, last few years, for guarding the peace other parts of the world for those she tlculariy Italy. In anger, one of MusMe’s closest hance our lives, but we are, at ing so long €is one can pay for' ' for^l ^xpoganto, the Lm tI^ Ing taxed almoat beyond endur- ing for Roz, Donna, Mariann, Lucy, Mnside's Governor grad trials, and the right of ^ Wednesday, a demenstra- and only three short of Oonnecti- in Indochina or in Bengal. disapproves of — aiul she distqiproves of advisors told us: "How did this having it dime. ^ ‘ ance by her defense efforts and poses. It wUl be named for the The latest signal reaching By the time Qov. MUton Sha^ the same time,, sold on the need Jews to iplgrate to VLbeirt famUv whlch hM'rerid” .jujitsu will he presented cut’s worst year, 1935, when 485 Ida and Me too! a gx^ many people. here that the Soviet Union is of Pennsylvania finally g o t gfuy ever get elected governor for these products in a way that Isn’t our psyche being mazu;^.,...' her j acceptance., of . any and Rev. Fournier We are, once again, in an era when a In an unideologlcal age great prwers pressing Tito anew to give the around to endorsing Sen. Ed­ of Pennsylvania?’’ It was at makes us feel guilty if we do ulated? Aren’t we setting otiF*'* . .. . . ^ every Jeyr ■who wants to em l- Breeding Service Available for Toys S1847 to and been active In com- ^ Of to South Windsor, Matthew ;r - c l^ .’’ ^ “• are Judged^above all by their ability to Soviet fleet water and supply mund MusMe for President last this point that Shapp surprised not buy them. values to the tune of the money Th* historic. sit-in. so. startled grate there. The least we can do & Miniature Poodles — All (Jolors. world organization some people had to the MusMe camp with his sud­ T o Lead Panel munlty affairs Borrelli. One glance at State PoUce or act as patrons; they will expected to rights at Kotor was a confident­ Tuesday, his evasive tactics and Oonrtder some of the com­ and power behind clever advei^'''' Soviet' authorUles that, the 40 jg to share in the cost.” , hope would be able to impose a civiliz­ den endorsement. In 1890, Joseph W. Vibert was Chalnnan of the dinner is Motor Vridcle «Ports w ^d MMOurage and protect the sm aller na­ ial diplomatic report that dur­ demands for super-secrecy had mercials that appear dally on Using commercials? ' persoiui who pfirtldpated were . ______Rev. Ronald Fournier, co-pas­ A footnote; If MusMe had South Windsor’s representative WWte. ^ve s ^ our that Suds and Scissors ed peace on the nations of the world, has tions, and If they are not good at this ing 'nto’s polite hut formal very nearly alienated the Mus- television: There Is the toy com­ We can chooae or not to buy^> glyeh exit visas, after a second been irritated with Shapp, Sen. tor of the Emanuel Lutheran work others will be sought xrtio can do it meeting with Soviet Communist kle camp—including the Soiator mercial which excites children a book ; we 'Can chooae o r not to ‘ ’ slt;^ln. The fa c t that the clam or ^ to .. . to the state legtalaturo, followed ------POODLE SHOPPE lost the respect and compUance of its Hubert Humiriu'ey is enraged by for ^ t visas centinues in Rus­ AL Unit Holds Church, wUl lead a panel discus- by Horace H? Vibert In 1926. Manihester Evemlng Hwald on Friday, Saturday and Sunday better. Thus the Indo-Paklstan w&r has party leader Leonid Brezhnev him self. to hysterical desire and parents pay admisskm to a movie. But " POST ROAD PLAZA • ROUTE, 30 own members. the Governor’s unique style. sia Is hlstocy. sloti cn "Responding to Life and Horace C. Vibert was a local South Windsor correspondent, ^ , been busily analyzed in terms of victory last September, Brerimev came Indeed, Muskle was so irrit­ to assuBslve buying; there is by choosing not to choose, we' ' —t"— legislative session Humphrey privately believes Frelden. bad survived an In­ Essay Contest VERNON, PONN. 06066 or defeat for America, Russia and China down hard on his host. ated by Shapp’s evasions that he the toothpaste ad which makes may be paying a very high Death The Christian Ap- ju dge to the late 1980s and B arbara Varrtek. T e l. 644-8374. Worse still, ordinary people every­ Shapp’s endorsement of Mus­ terrogation involving his knowl­ drinking hours were Increased OPEN MON. thru SAT. 10 A.M . - 6 P.M . in exactly the same way as Balkan wars ’The Soviet Communist party thought twice about returning teeth tongue-UcMng good, the price for that which comes td '' The American Legion Auxlll- prooch," ^ the mroting of the Me is a direct betrayed of a edge of the attempted hijacking said the Depart. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday PHONE 876-7624 where, who have no channel for hope at were assessed by the achievements in chief also strongly urged Tito a teleidione caU from the Gover­ deodorant that allows us to be us, presumably, free of chaiga^ ' ary wUl sponsor an American- Emanuel Church Women tomor- flat promise to stay uncommit­ o f a . S o n ^ plane In 1970. nights wl^h has resulted in all if they cannot retain the ability to them of Austria, Russia and Prussia. to reverse the process of decen­ nor last Monday. He did, how­ humanly close, the soap that through a I’ll ole box In our own^' 50 Solved Cases ted made by Shapp during a He' also was one of the sign­ just what should have been ex- Charter Member Professional Dog Groomers Association So it is that Asia today has become a tralizing his government, a ever, and learned, to his pleas- lathers enticingly through our living rooms! STATE LICENSED hope for progress thtoug^ the United private luncheon with Hum­ ers cf the. Famous Letters of In Grade 5 through 8. « .t h ® c ^ h ...... l e COMTE, pected, more drinking, more field for jockeying between big powers move Tito has been embarked sint surprise, that Shapp would hands, the toilet-paper that is Lee Ann GuHdersen'. ' Mrs. Chester Kuznicki wUl developing the JTONTENAY ^ dnni-hfl mmI inliirles phrey In Philadelphia last De­ the 89, vhen the. group dared "Why Honor the Flag?" will Nations, have been drifting into a dull, which have less interest In establishing upon for several years in an ef­ endorse him for President the squeezab’y soft, the cream that led the devotionn Refrenb- He expressed hls appre- Prance (AP) — Joseph Bar- deaths and Injuries, cem ber. to put its nanies to an open let- *’® toe subject for Grades 6 and led .oie ® devotions. Refresh „ elation as well as that .. . .of . the.. ^teau, 22, said ...he -----wanted... to be- would have been a good despairing sense of futility, as if the themselves physically anywhere diey fort to relieve nationalistic pas­ makes skin more touchable, the "Day of Decision’’ next day. ter publishcri m the Moscow and ® “ i** "Your Responsibilities as Mi,o.bop and -vr™ ^irfnnd members of the Town Cuncll come a policeman and offered bill for our Governor to veto. are not than in preventing ahybcdy else sion centered on Tito’s own birth­ Actually, as we reported ear- shampoo that makes him want To the Editor, ' great game for collective peace and . Weatern press. from acquiring a solid territorial advan- place cf Croatia. These passions Uer, S h a jv heul long Intended to to wadi her hair. Hie desperate drive for a* riid*8 SSiid S r tor V^rt^ "^nerous, gift to help det^vw w orl^on a ^th such clear evidence of what security, for a degree of world law ~tage in the area. carry the gravest threat to the put his patronage-fueled state All these one-minute com­ state income tax by the Cham­ The , .letters demand^ the fo r G rades 7 and 8. Mbitib«rj« and mentn-wiii be Will be used and enjoyed series of about 60 unsolved bur- to expect. - H erald right to present the point of Page one the *topaper must^ ^ kcwusu ^ uv ^ur and toe townspeople for many glories. They questioned him I understand our elected rep- BtrtHig enough to forbid war, had already Balkan wars were dangerous because future unity of Yugoslavia when organization behind Muskle. But mercials are conceived and de­ bers of Commerce, several big'.' . _ ...... _to greeted by Miss Inez Olson ana ^ come." and ended up charging him resentaUves want to hear from they were easy to start, bard to stop, the 79-year-old Tito, vdiose pol­ In an effort to first mobilize his vised with more care and cun­ business enterprises, mayors, ‘ view ed, Jews wanting to migrate ^ Mabel Olson. been lost, leaving nothing for anybody to Yesterdays to Israel, , t o encounter a press j>ome address, grade, school, ______The town has also acquired with the crimes. their constituents concerning and offered glittering prizes for those itical skills have kept his coun­ troopa, Shapp stalled the Sen­ ning than the two-hour special and some legislators continued^ ccinfotence staged by the gov- town and auxiliary unit name do but to stop thinking, because to think taking part in them. No more {dltterii^ try together, retires from the ator with a series of comic-opera that surrounds them. All have unabated. Eadi of these groups eimhent and purporting to show Wiworth OorneU is to take unpleasant recognition of ap­ prize has been won in a short modem scene. msmeuvers which left Muskle’s 25 Years Ago the express purpose of convinc­ has its own axe to grind In spite', Extended Forecast war than that \riilch fell to India last According to the well-doc­ staff bewildered. ing us that we must buy their thi$t most Soviet Jews wanted Quay Unit 102. The essay should proaching, unavoidable disaster. Drive fo r $10,000 fo r com m u­ of how severely this tax wUl| to rOmain Ih Russia, were able not contain more than 300 words. Wednesday . . . mostly cloudy month — the humiliation and dismem­ umented reports reaching here, T o r Instance, Shaj^ insisted products or we haven'’! done hurt Uie rank and file wage|^ nity improvements begins. to pfactlce their Judaism, and The 'winning essay wlU be with a chance of snow In the HNE STjMES OF FASHlOH* There was something of a mood and berment cf her powerful neighbor. The Brezhnev’s aim in seeking to re­ on cloak-and-dagger secrecy what we could do in order to be earner. only parallel is Isreal’s defeat of the verse T^o’s decentralization when he conferred In New York accepted, admired, loved, or that many held positions cf im- sent to the American Legion interior sections and rain or attitude like this back in July of the 10 Years Ago Generally, those public offlol-,, portail(!e and authority. Auxiliary Department of Con- snow along the coast. Mostly .Arabs In 1967. These jw o w ars have ex­ policy is to keep a strong cen­ with MusMe Jan. 5. MusMe was sexed by each other. ^ ala who clamor for the income tralized government intact in listed on Oiapp’s private sched­ Freidln lliies In Israel with his necticut for entry In a state cloudy with chance of showers year 1936, when, before a session at ploded cme o i the assumptions on vdiich General Manager' Richard The tricks or devices of the tax are counting on the MUIs„ the precaricus balance of the post-19i5 Belgrade, thus making it easier ule as "Sam Moecovitz.’’ Al­ wife, a native Israeli who writes contest. 'The Department ■will Thursday and Friday. ’Tern- Oeneva of an organization called the Martin reiterates opposition to advertising-commercial trade federal revenue sharing plan a%j intematlmial system was based. This for Soviet agents to undermine though MusMe was staying at appointment of assistant general are many, especially through for the neweroper. Kid Ylsroel, award $15.00 for tiie best entry peratures will average above League of Nattons, this same Halle was that wars between well-armed na­ Tito’s successors and forcibly the Plaza in Manhattan, the the secret weapon to turp the,, and hls mother, who migrated and the local unit will also normal. Cold Wednesday, mod- RNE STOWES OF FASHIOH’ INVENTORY m anager. the medium of television. There trick. The Mills plan definitely, Selassie, then Emperor of an Ethiopia tions were impossible, because either move nonaligned Yugdavia. in­ meeting was held in a room at wltii him to Israel In 1971. She award a prize. erating Thursday and Friday. Albert T. Dewey, warden are the accelerated action-pic­ discriminates against those, / they would spread (and World War HI tact back into the Soviet hand. the Carlyle hotel to stave off emeritus of St. Mary’s Episcopal Is a 'brofehsor of blo-chimlstry. The contest closes April 14, Daytime highs averaging 40 to which was being occupied by the troops tures that thoroughly arrest us states which do not have state thus start), or because world opinion Tito flatly rejected both onlookers. Fearful of offending Church, Is prosented silver bowl 'With sight and sound, the think- The United Jewish Appeal is 1972 and entries should be sent 45. Overnight lows ranging women’s famous brands of one of the great powers of the time, Brezhnev’s counsel and the So­ income taxes. Such a blackmail i the American Jewish commu- to Mrs. Milton Boyle of 19-B from low 20s in the interior to SALE and U.N. action would see to it that the Shapp, MusMe aides followed by church, marking his 45 years flip pictures that allow us pause feature is a new low In coercive implored the members of that world or­ victor was not allowed to remain in pos­ viet bid for naval faculties at the Governor’s demands for sec­ of service. to recover and reflect, and then nity’B major channel of funds Knox St., Manchester. low 80s along the coast. Federal tactics. The mayors, session of his qioils. Kotor. But the mere fact that recy so' religiously that they the concluding scenes of sereni­ ganization to j

ing to -Hartford two jrear9 ago! Slate Seated Insurance Group Official Mauled Grand Jury To Investigate She recently was employed at H ebron State Moves to Dry Up the University of Hartford. Predicts Savings M anchester By Miss Devlin Survivors are a son, Gordon By Rainbow '^8 and Croton Elks John McOooe M, Jensen of Hartford; a daugh­ Volunteers Under No-Fault In C om m ons ter, Mrs. Joyce J. Griffiths of Hearing Is Postponed John M cCooe, 86, o f 279 C N. M iss B arbara Seavey, daujgh- H A R T F O R D (AP) — should- have been taken against ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sea­ Mory’s, the fabled Tale club, tile Groton Elks Lodge because HARTFORD (AP) — The February Calendar LONDON (AP) — Bernadette Main St. died JT..yesterday01.C O.J, at Man- Saanum ’ of Sherbrook, Meeting On Chester Memorial Hospital. He vey of 77 Oxford St., was install­ discriminates against women commission does not have cost of automobile Insurance Devlin assaulted Home Secre­ Que., Canada, and George was the husband *of the late ed as worthy advisor of Man­ and the Ellu Club of “'® " ‘Olorlty to r«v<*e licenses '»« f®R«ced and more 6 “Sleeping Beauty” presented by the Connecticut tary Reginald Maulding in the In Hughes $ Mystery Saanum of Ottawa, Ont., Can- ,Md the Elks Club of iGroton g„ ^^g dls- P®®Pl® would be eligible for Mrs, Jane Keegan McOooe. Town Plan chester Assembly, Order of grounOa ot Valley Regional Ballet Company — sponsored by House of Commons today —- .. ada; three sisters, Mrs. Mar- discriminates against non- crtmlnatim. In toe case of PanoIR®. according to ,a study ptmchlng him and scratching NEW YORK (AP) — aifford Irving and his lawyer, Mau­ Mr M ^ was born May 11 ^ ^ Mansfield Cen- Rainbow for Girls, in ceremon­ the Lutz Jr. Museum — Bailey Auditorium — him and pulling his hair. rice Nessen, said Mrs. Irving ,1885 in Ireland, son of Patrick t niio nic»r< nt onahen The------first------meeting® of residents ies at toe Masonic Temple Sat­ whites, the state Uquor Gbntrol Mory’s. Montano favorpd a 60- Pfcpa^d by the insurwee Ae- MBS — 1:80-2:45. Irving’s appearance before a MaudlillT was making a and Catherine Tallon McOooe, w Y ^d^ra^J^dlth J o^ ot who have accepted the Planning urday night. Oommisaion said today as it Rny suspension cf its liquor 11- ®®claticn of Connecticut, Manhattan grand jury was later 'withdrew the money at moved to take away the two ll- cense because “It did not oper- 'H*® Association’s study, pre- 9 Tea for New and Prospective Members — Man­ statement on the killing of 13 the request of Hughes and re­ and had lived in Manchester Montreal Canada- and six Zoning Commission's Invita- Miss ffliaron .Smith, junior postponed today without a new slnce 1912. He was employed as ’ “on to work with the planner past worthy advisor, was toe quor licenses. ate as a club.” pared for a special legislative chester Jr. Women’s Club — Home of Mrs, Ray­ civilians On -Sunday during a deposited the sum intact in a time being set for questioning a_ statlmmry-'.-.I ------engineer1------n—.» at Prattgranocnuaren. the new town plan will be installing officer. She was as­ . In precedkit-setting decl- “Discrimination in any form ®ti>Ry committee, suggests that mond Vitelli, 27 Concord Rd. — 8 p,m. battle with British soldiers in second Swiss bank. the author, whose unpublished and Whitney Division of United „ . . „ „ ______held tomorrow evening at 8 at sisted by past worthy advisors slons, the commission hdd that *® Godless and most regret- ®®rtngs for individual auto In- 14 “Gardens of England, Scotland, & Ireland” by Northern Ireland. But CBS and Time magazine Miss Devlin, a Roman Catho­ book on Howard Hughes has Aircraft Oorp., East Hartford, Miss Jane Mather, installing -the state’s Ucenslng and. regu- table,” Montano said, “but as It ®«rance poUcy h regardless of to coordinate Manchester’s many activities to avoid scheduling reqpest of Irving’s la'wyer, printout. grandchildren. years before he retired 'last Ingness to serve to date: Ever- gavel by her father. Miss Smith ment, . arrangement or plan Elks was broui^t by a black who was at fault In an auto ac- •too many events for the same date. Time said it had learned of The funeral will be tomorrow year. He was an Army vet- ett Graham: Mrs. John Sibun, This is the car in which Robert Hanmer, 87, oi EMt which has the effect of sanc­ Maurice M. Nessen. It had was presented with a past the existence of a computerized at 8:15 a.m. from the John F. eran of World War II and was a a regional board of edUcaUon Hartford was fatally injured, Sunday in South tioning discriminatory man, Louis Oornefius of Led- ®iR®nt. A claimant could still There is no fee or obligation to belong to the committee. been reported that Nessen, an South Windsor Crash Fatal worthy advisor's jewel by her prac- yard, who was turned down su® for pain and suffering when SeSe Dean’s List expert in criminal law, wanted document that “contains vir­ Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. communicant ot St. Paul’s member: Warren McGuennass; Windsor. (E.J.P. Photo) successor. Miss Seavey was Also . tlce s.” Just call Mrs. Joseph SahateUa 81 MMmtaln Dr, South Wind­ 'When he applied for member- niedlcal expenses, exoppl X- more time to be briefed by his tually everything that has ever Center St., with a Mass of the Church, Glastonbury. Duane Totten, board of finance; The law also says that each sor, for details. The deadline to submit dotes for the Mardi presented with toe traditional ship in the lodge. rays, exceed $10,(XX> or when Has 41 from Area client. been published about Hughes, Resurrection at St. James Survivors, besides his wife, Donald Robinson; Frank Nicolo, For East Hartford Driver state SxTency “ shaU take -such (Calendar Is Feb 14. She urg®6> however, that she be con­ red gavel necklace by Miss The bylaws of the club stats the general damage exceeds Thegrand juiy is in­ as well as thousands of memo- Church at 9. Burial will be in St. ®*'® brothers, Raymond American Legion; Gerald Cross, ^roprUto action In thq ex­ tacted to check on the avallahUlty of the date, as soon as your Forty-one Manchester and Robert R. I^mmer, 87, of coIo Rd. He collided with a car Smith. 'Harold Livingston pre­ that “ ai>pUcatlons for member- I2,(XX). vestlgating what became of the randa dictated for and by Beaupre of Hartford and Wll- real estate agents’ represents-______ercise of Its licensing or regu­ grouq) Is planning a project. This Is only to assure a greater area-town students attending James Cemetery. East Hartford was pronoimced driven by Franklin Handel, 26, Jarvis Asks Court sented a white Rainbow Blbl» ship diaU be received only $660,(XX) McGraw-Hill Publish- Hughes—material enough f®r a Ham Beaupre of No^eastem, five: and George Alden and Sal dead on arrival at Hartford of Governor's Highway, South latory power as wUl assure attendance to the many worthwhllo evente taking place in town. Southern Connecticut State Col­ Friends may call at toe funer­ to toe newly Installed worthy from white mate citizens of the Ing Co. gave Irving to transmit dozen ’authentic’ books.” Mass.; and three sisters, Mrs. Mastandrea from the commls- Hospital Sunday morning after Windsor. Handel was treated at equal treatment of all persons lege have been named to the al home tonight from 7 to 9. advisor as a g ift from the 1072 United States,” the commission to Hughes as i>ayment for the "The likelieet scenario Is that Harriet Botnbardier and Mrs. an automobile accident. Han- Hartford Hospital for head and advisory board. and eUmlnate discrimination.” King of Nepal dean’s list for the fall semester. Dorothy Bombardier, both of noted. book. It was reported that Irv- Irving somehow obtained some Joseph Tashlik Beglonallcatton mer was toe driver of a car chest injuries and was dls- To Rule On M Zone Associate officers Installed Mory’s, long a bastlMi of Manchester students a re Manchester, and Mrs. Anna The case against Mory’s, Dies at Age 51, ing would ask for a delay in his or all of the material In the COLUMBIA — Joseph TaShlik, FV>r Hebron residents interest- which collided with another car charged, w or- male prlvUege at the Tale which is not officially con­ Mary and Katiiryn Boehner, 129 grand jury appearance so Ive printout,” Time said. "It has Schnopp of Lake Worth,, Fla. eu xn ax«..u..H 5, ____ _ -x ...... ^x. . ...x. ....x-...... x ______. Thc towu's M Zonc foT apartments, unpimously W. Center St.; Sarah Elsesser, 80, o f Rt. 66, died pYlday at ed In attending, the Andover at toe intersection of Rt. 5 and Police Chief John Kerrigan M lss campus, has softened its rules nected to Yale, was brought by Son Now King Assembly Troubled could brief his new attorney on been rumored, for example, South Shore I^spltal, Miami ^ tomonmv Le^g^^ Women Voters Is Mascolo Rd. in South Windsor, said toe accident was South adopted by the Planning and Zoning Commission Jan. o, Pearl, charity; Miss somesdiat since the/advent ot women students and faculty 96 Baldwin R d .; M argaret the case. that an angry former employe Beach, Fla. at 9.45 a.m., from me Rose South Windsor police said toe Windsor’s first fatal this year, is being challenged by Alexander JarviS. !.»«.>. -ui... coeducation at Yal«. But the Haugh, 71 Garden St.; Ellen holding an informational meot- Kathy Finnegan, hope; Miss members at Yale with the sup­ KATMANDU, Nepal) (AP) — The latest speculation re- from the Hughes operation Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., traveling The accident is still under in- The suit, filed by Jarvis’ at- commission noted that Mory’s Donahue, 224 Spring St.; Susan He was b om July 17, 1891 in Rnokv Hiir‘ x!lrtto“ a M Ls‘of toe ‘"K *“ 8 evening at 8 at toe An- Hanmer car was Robin Murdock, faith; Miss port of several male members King Mahendra of Nepal, etored some of the uncertainty brou*^ the material to Irving.” still does not allow women to Hubbard, 17 Castle Rd.; Nancy Russia and came to toe U.S. 60 Resuirection at St James rrfea- Alao, Catherine Egan, 24 Hen- deposited three checks totaling sation with reporters that he Ife was one of toe members who pMends may call at toe fu- rcglonaltzattan and will have as A ndover and an abuse of its discretion.” Subject O f zie, drill leader; Miss Lori of a bona fide club because of $650,(XX) in a S'wlss. bank ac- had never met with Irving smd Jarvis is also seeking a tem­ its loosely run operation, the ^ ‘”®^ *" “ ?^-®»R». court n t ^ S ^ sSIS^e jSS^Lrt^X- ^ ^ helped to build toe Congregation home tonight from 7 to 9. guest speakers Dr. Herbert Secrist, love; Miss Louisa Mar­ it altowed males ^ e r t ^ pur after a heart attack suf- nomlc recovery, no-fault auto ecutors by requiring themto ^®"®y JuH-a®. 172 count under the name “Helga denounced the autobiography of Agudas Achim-Chestnut Hill porary injunction to. nullify toe commission said. members and guests to "••v .T3r_ «x ...... -i -d Slieatoelm of toe Department of P ublic Quiz ti, religion; Miss Carol Fergu­ tay fered Sunday. He was 6L insurance, profeeslanal booting, give up their private law prac- HtlUard St.; Susan MacLean, 34 R. Hughes.” as a hoax. Synagogue in Columbia. Patriefc T. McAllister Education, University of Con­ G>nservatioii Measure M Zone pending the outcome of son, nature; Miss Debbie Bruce, H offm an S t.; Dianne M ella, 166 the suit. Ihe PZC must “riiow b e ^ S f S ^ T o c*S**^ ®*® ®***®®* "®"’ ^®® "«>«turnable bottles, taxes tlces, improve the puUic de- Survivors are his wife, Mrs. COVENTRY — Patrick Tim. necticut; Howard Kelly, suoer- immortality; Miss Karen Sulll- ^ “ *®“®^ provide voting rights Birendra, 26, succeeded to the and the budget ... Cushman Dr.; Gail Peters, 39 Sima Beery Takhlik of Rt. 68: cause why a temporary injunc- «n er^ n X ^ ^ d van, fldelitV; Miss Brenda Ven- would prevent the commission to its members in tiro selection throne of. the landlocked •!%« imiM whioh f^der system, and broaden the Both Parties otoy McAllister, infant svlng the treatment of al- ESUngton: mittee; Mrs. Anne Johnson Prayer services will be to­ bers are urged to attend. the Connecticut Farm Bureau, Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., worn- ucatlon goals and asks reclpl- ®®u® I Miss Carolyn Hill, Raln- his town committees to form was in toe Congregation Agudas morrow ' at 9 a.m. at the special exception. ents to check those they con- flag bearer; kfiss Laurie white only rules. until someone challenges each power relations in this mid-20th courage, legislative business. cohoUcs ’ and drug kddlcts, “ ^® “ •: ^ ^R.'chairman, 24A Sycamore “ ® bc^it^Tto'grt th^ 1^0 Closing Set and Jehn Elliott, County en’s study grroup, Blrst Congre- (1) Everyone has his own training prison and jaU Inmates SnipMc Lak® HR-> Valerie L^ie; Mrs. Helen Agnew Ctole, Achim-Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Holmes Funeral Hom e, 400 The two votes meant that elder most Important. It also Roser, Rainbow standard bear- Montano said no actlcn one. century 'world, preserve ita In­ 20 year-olds to sign up • as mm • 0mA mm . . p . _ 1The nc ClOSulx closing Oil on ulcthe Vjrrwsw" Gross- AKncuiiuicU Agricultural akciil Agent,, ol speak^ cUv on on etiuiuuu gational \.«iiurvu, Church; x.ou 1:80 u.iii., p.m • • • • ■ ... * mm •_ Mansfield. Memorial week will dependence and sovereignty In llflt,” Gov. ^Runnas flor productive lives outside the Glenwood Rd. 2®1 W. St.; Herbert P. Democrats. And Bailey said Dressman pi^rty, which toe toe bill at a hearing scheduled Young-at-Heart at toe church; piv>vides space for expository er and Miss Cmdy Yoo, keeper J. MeskiU wants action on the walls, possibly adding more Hebron; James Horton, custer. Woodland Rd., Ooven- be observed at toe home of his pastor jd St. town recently voted to purchase, for Feb. 7. at 8 p.m. In toe An- 8 p.m.. Junior Girl Scout Troop “l *® ^ Zut young people the United Nations, established crnmendatloos to streamline rior Court bendies, giving state (aieaa iw. The family suggests that mem- ^11 officiate. Burial be In p^w morning at 9-30 at the Town Bill 490, In an effort to con- Thursday: 7 to 9 p.m. Board ® ti^ c^ of apartment housing out delay. Results are expected ^ ss Leah Ferpisw^ M to I L o .'fi! Evelyn Loney Put- th®‘>^ ®ubcommittees. orlal contri^tions may be made St. James Cemetery, Manches- b u I ^ In toe presence serve open space and natural of Tax Review at the Town Of- “ d to re q i^ a mixture of to be published in July. fa Merger, Beverly m -. diplomatic relations with a «tate government. HOuse officials, leglslatbrs and judges South Windsor: Joan Dawson, number of countries and for the Speaker WTUiam Ratchford pay raises. 176 Pine Tree Lane; and Donald nam, 80 Simmons Rd., East Bailey’s RepubUcan counter- to a charity of toe donors ter. - of tol aele^en town coun^l, land areas, seeks not to flee Building. moderate-cost private homes. ^ a statement accompany-accom pany- ter. Miss Debbie Sandberg, Economic Excess of 60s Hartford; Mrs. Esther Noren part, J. Brian Gaffney, had choice. There are no calling hours. bank officials and attorneys for penalize toe landowner for non- Friday: 8 p.m.. Board Fire Hie zone was designed to be ing each questionnaire. State SUillvan and Miss first time participated In inter- wants no-fautt auto Insurance Giving 18-year-olds the rights Yacovone, M7 Clinton Dr. national otfalrs. ®®R ® preeldMiUal primary. Ev- enjoyed by persons over 21, In- Tolland: Sharon (Treagan, Johnson, 1 Hackmatack St.; earlier appMnted a former The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Gross and Dressman. development of his land. There Commissioners at the fire- a “floating” zone; that is, It is Education Commissioner Wll- Tracy ^lUvan. At home the iHng instituted ®*'y committee chairman eluding drinking, holding elec- HoUy Rd. Mrs. Leona Palmer Darling, 9 MesklU campaign coordinator, Farmington Ave., Hartford was Bulletin Board 1® no minimum amount of land house; 7:80 p.m. duplicate not preassigned to any given 11am J. Sanders says that toe Greeting and best wlwies to Haunting Us in the 70s Ridge Rd., Wapping; and Mrs. James D. Whitten of Suffield, in charge of arrangements. The following meetings and necessary to apply for Bill 490. bridge game at First Congrega- area. A developer wantii^ to board is trying "to recast our the new officers were exteimed land r^orm, aboUshed the lUn- (toey’re aU Dennocrats) has a Uve office, signing contracts Vernon; Helmi Pucino, 9 to get out the young voters for Alton Munsie , By JOHN dJNNBPT’ die, and it is no mystery vdiy du caste system, ended pMyga- hlU or three or four, or maybe and getting married without the Webster St.; Deborah ’Trahan, LUllan Sweeney (fooley , 68 activities are scheduled for this Under this bill, land falls into tional Church. build' apartments must first ob- educational gt«ls so as to de- by Mre^Hemry RM.^gran^dep- Forbes St., East Hartford. the GOP. Gaffney said Whit­ Staidey Gbiemba ■(r'-NdtW< 'YORK ■ (AP):.— If the- when you realize It Is none pth- my and encouraged generous niore, that he is going to insist consent of parents (as reewn- Rosewood Dr.; Terry Allard, 42 ^eek: various categories, such as Saturday: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., tain a zone .chS'nge from the sign worthy and practical uty oi Rainbow; R<*ert Sttgu- Any class member who, ten’s job would be to sign up VERNON—Stanley Golemba, country has learned anj/ting er than great expectotiona,. tiro foreign aid that brought Nepal ®" bringing out for action. And mended by anrther commlsslan (fold Springs Dr.; Larry Andei> Prayer Cell Monday: Andover League of pastureland, woodland, marsh- Board of Tax Review at the commission for his property. school programs which meet son, w orshli^ master qf Man- through oversight, has not been the young, the unregistered and 87, of 49 Franklin St., died Sat­ 'from the economic excesses of old American dream of eveiy- airports, hii^ways, hostels, ** appears that the Democrats appMnted by the governor). son, Tolland Ave.; Catherine Women Voters open meeting on land, etc., and toe assessment Town Office Building; 8 p.m., special clrcum- toe real needs of all Connect- Chester Lodge o« Maaqps; Wll- contacted, is asked' to call a the independent voters. urday at toe Rockville Memor­ r the late 1960s, It is that they’re thing getting bigger and better, schools, industry and aocom- gMng to resurrect (fonsumer legislation. In- WeUea, Forest View Dr.; Ml- reglonalizatlon, 8 p.m., Andover of toe property is based on Western Square Dance at the stances—basically where a icut citizens, young and old bur Chadwick, w orsiiii^ maa- committee member. ial Nursing Home. easy to commit but 10 times Bigger and better may be a modaUons tor thousands of many of the 176 Mila vetoed eluding sale of drugs by their cbael Farris, 16 Bancroft Rd. Coordinator Elementary School; Hebron these classifications. The bill old town hall, RL 8. alike.” ter of Friendship Lodge at Ma^ The next committee meeting He w as b om Jan. 30, 1864 In tract is too small to develop .^harder to correct. legitimate expectetlon, the na- tourists to the land of Mt. Ever- year )>y the governor. Just generic names instead of brand Also, Joann Foley, RFD 1; Alton Munsie has been named Congrega^onal Church Junior also states toe value per acre ------sons; Mrs. James VonDeck, will be held Feb. 19 at 2 p.m. Poland and lived most of his properly with a mixture of worthy matron. Temple Chap­ Hils Is Indicated tacitly In the tlon’s leaders seem to be say- est. negotiating over the vetoed names, dating milk, and allow- Marcia McE^adden, 116 Hany Vietnam Farms coordinator for toe 1972 prayer choir rehearsal, 3 p.m.; Hebron of each of toe categories, housing— apartments ate allow­ at Foley’s home. life In RockviUe. He was for- cell schedule which Is sponsored Elementary School. For example, a man ’ who ter, OES; Mrs. Clarissa Mil­ ‘ President’s economic report to vou have to wrrk for ’Hie king suffered a heart at- *>UIs •will be a lot of •work. jng ccasumers to file “class ac- Lane; Layne Allison, 16 W l- Deadline Here ed on a maximum of one-third omtu ler, royal matron. Chapman '■/ Congress and the annual report ® something bestowed; tack in 1968 and last year went (2) This is an election year tion” law suits, shire Rd.; Patricia Halloran. 22 Being Returned by the Church of toe Nazarene. Tuesday: Planning and Zoning owns five acres of open or of the tract area. About T The women’s Home League Court, Order A n ^ th ; Nor- ■’of the (founcU of Economic Ad- It Is a reward earned, to London for medical treat- and legislatore of both i»rties ______Hammond St.; Michael Kdioe, t M m Co ^ Prayer ceU Is “two or more c o m m 1 s s I o n organizatlcmal weeded land on which- he has The other two-toirds can be j^x^xj xxxx...x^x» xx.,,..,, xxx.x.«.x.. .Roiph hirfx Delta HARTFORD (A P ) — by M. 1. Elevens MO BO . persons gathered together for meeting on town plan, 8 p.m., his home, would not be assess- On Town Taxes ...... visers. The statements are opti- 17>® expectation that has tok- ment. He returned to Nepal two want to buUd a positive record Montauk Dr.; and Janet Nett, constructed .with all sidgle ^ tl>® Salvation Army will ’r a M’ M arshall '^ mlsUc, as they must be. But ®» h®*d of the economy In the months ago, and at the sugges- to "take home” to their con- heeith-care costa 139 O rchard St." Stock Market A “Bust a Pusher” campaign ^Dh^^ur^^S'ltockvllle and fellowship, Bible read- Town Office Building; Hebron ed for a num^r cf potential Tomorrow will be toe last day homerorvdto'OT^ tolrTdupiei" at"l^*30 “pm" in toe ' they are also restrained, baaed P®®t decade or more Is tion of hls physician •went tyro^ stituents. It Is even more Im- NEW YORK (AP) —Prices was scheduled to begin in the St. Joseirfi’s Society, St. Mi- wi Volunteer Fire Department buUdlngs lot^but rather m toe paying town taxes without a es (two families) and one third Juniorj u i u o r Hall r u u i at tu. toe UXXJ Citadel. x.^xxtxxxcx. Host- xxxxax- ®^®> - . , __ ®® _ ,, T A A ^ m r . ■ on recognition of past defeats t**®! prices and wages will al- weeks ago to rest at Bharatpur, portent to do something con- Environmental protection leg- turned mixed in today’s stock Hartford area today. cLei-r^iW Md toe Polish f-., . *"o«»*ly » P’"®” ^own actual use being made of toe according to Er- singles. esses are "Mrs. --Elizabeth------Dowds- ^ ^ don l^ Council, R * ^ ; Joseph Gallant representing 4 and a future unknown. ways be hl^r. Since a race in southern Nepal. structive because It appears islatlon. Including some system It’s Much Better market after opening ® ®®“® have in- Church Wo^n^s Fell^shlp, 8 ^wl>«the guest speakers there tomorrow. ^ ' t e S ^ed^^Ttol®*^Ja^ "®“ "'®®“"& ^ one year an economy the size capital gains tax of solid wastes. Bridgeport cwple is mar- as mother advisor by FBI Arrests 16 (fontroUlng health care costs, rfed and stlU up In the air Advances were ahead of de­ swered by volunteers speaking These ers<>.t>! e-nxy-tations clines on the New York Stock both Efoglish and Spanish. Golemba’, Joseph’ Golemba and Hartford, Bolton, Rock- tional Cb“f®b Senior (Jhtrfr re- session. ^^y ghouw bring with jf friends. Members are reminded j" no promises on employment "T ------7 remapping the congressional about It, according to the bride. now must be replaced by real­ (8) Thera are certain "house- districts, possibly retuniing to Lucy Moutinho and Mark Exchange, saccnange, butoui byny a narrower The^he information will be the advisory board installed ^ and Infiatloa. For Gambling Stanley Golemba, all of Enfield: viU^e, Vernon and Wapping. hea^l, 7:16 p^. OlMconm them their payment cards If dence Zones A B^MdCasweU to bring special prizes and gifts istic goals. This the adminis­ two daughters, Mrs. Marian Za- The prayer cell schedule for Thursday: HE^, 8 p.m., Mrs. PhylUs Jones, super- „,gy ^^y denw A, B C m are: Harold Livingston, chair­ J Those two viruses seem to keeping” Mils which simply the old system of automatically Reddy were married Saturday margin than the 2-to-l ratio turned over to police. ’Ihe num- tration knows, because last jac of Emngton and Mrs. Henry the 1972 year is: Sundays at Town Office Se^or toe Municipal Building, 41 He daSftoe igSkti“ man; Mrs. Marshall Hodge, ' be immune to everything N B W HAVEN (AP) — ^ ®*ted on. ProWems suspending the Ucenses of con- afternoon in a plane clroUng earlier in the session. ,,gr for the campaign is 649- year It coRUnitted the Mggest, tjyjg BntimmoAH today it cropped up with the new victed tq>eedere (which MeskUl over the city, their home town. '^he firmness at the opening GraczykofltockvlUe; a brother, a.m., for men and women, atizens. 1 p.m., Gilead C o^ e- .todover Public Health N ure^ center St. Persons who want a nf secretary; James NlchoSs, trea­ ” tired—and Just about every- _ oTotimifli Ghiimh Suudav School: Afirencv. has announced that t h e ___ i_x ___«_____»__ pnve the plaintiff (Jarvis) of his most damaging error of expec- ^as arrested 16 persons in «*«*« lottery — such as whether wants to do), pceslMy going The bridegroom said he got appeared to be a continuation ------Frank Golemba of Rockville, 13 the sanctuary of toe church, gational ^urch Simday Sch<»l: «®®tpt should bring their bills pr^rty ^v^out due piwess United Methodist Church will surer; and Miss Diane Bernard, ^ thing has been tried. And so, girandchildren______J-X.„J ______andJ. 5 ______great-grandX ______J Mra Mrs. ranrAixno Clarence iTno-o-loxoToi- Fogg leader, H cbrou Congregational Church Cmmectlcut Society fo r toe P re- ,with „ , . h them. -rxt.„ The wnbill and ®“ ® process . _____ x ______x Mr. and Mrs. Rushid Dldan, ^ where the rhetoric mig^t have tatlan of aU. Fairfield Cfounty on federal t**® ^® rtght to enter once more through that battle the Idea for an aerial ceremony the strong gains of last No grand throat, it is now re- uambUng riiarges and *“to an agreement to pay banks of the lobbyists over whether ,^ g serving a recent hitch In Thursday and Friday, traders children, " been . termed “confident” a VI____B m ___1 ___ JS ~ ® ® _ ^ toAm r% act mA . . am as A coUectlonm31 a aAAaM MSWAM agencies,aIaB sa'vlngs ------«------m.bcuiks _ _1__ should__.1 .A W bem *■' Asaid. A 4 #4 nvc« Then AM A along 1 AM A* A came A M profit Dog Is Hero Ihe funeral will be tomorrow men, the Navy. year ago It seems now to be g^^^^S Jce'S l The E& 'sald It 'had worked There is some question whether allowed to otter checking ac- The bride, a ______medical secre- taking, which had been below : merely “reaUatlc.” from toe White-GIbson-Small Williams, ------n t m a-3n n m on the arrests with state poUce, *® capital gains tax can be counts, possibly making It eas- "We’re down on th® surface In Friday’s hectic In House Fire Funeral Home, 66 Elm St., Tuesdays at 11 a.m., for worn- ®‘“®®> ft. 86, 8:30 pjn. xiuimx. should include the pay- OAveral other alleBod viola- eram Wayne Secreist, Mrs. Albion That is, the administration a New Haven Gtounty task force coUected on a base of 100 per ler for towns and cities to ggrth but we’re stUl on cloud business. Rockville with a Mass of toe en, at the home of Mr. and* ° ^“t®® glaucoma is ment card with their money, x,^ ^ x^g united States and ^ Severance and Paul Taylor. , now seeks to get the jobless DANBURY (A P ) — A Ronald Erickson sang and on organized eaker Ratchford has de- Enerito, his -wife and six chll- Em t, T el^ h on e 228-3971. located at the Uncas-on-Thames Podrove Appeals Denial minded to bring small corrugat- wick and Miss Karen Ferguson space Is being used up 76 per more and doing $2,000 or more ta t«^ “ ?*”*ii*®® ®lared intention to keep the dren time to escaoe from their ------and Mr. and Mrs. Albert La- ed cardboard boxes, T-bar pins, year, but this obviously^ is just Mn. Lela McDonald Forest of 33 Hilton Dr., East Hoepltal in Norwich and the were in charge of the guest a g(^, based on the adminis­ cent faster than It was before business a day, an FBI spikes- IhevitaMy, the (fongi^ss wlU do number of Mils considered by ®rty Means Committee, ii»®t inS hurolMr house Tl^ fire rotted and cord. A baby-sitter is avail­ bans were imposed on open man explained. He would not ®«ne things this year t ^ ^g legislature down to 600. But veyance ^$80.25. employment was not a realistic Mrs. Lela McDonaldx 64, of Hartford. Glaucom a Center on 689 Jordan books. tration’s statement that con-. Of Spencer St. Zone Change able. Hostesses are Mrs. Doug­ poseu open ------over ^ Mils have already ®*P®®‘^«®" for flsc^_. 1973. He ^® ^‘^®® ^®-^ Lantana, Fla., sister of Mrs. Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m., for Hull Predicts ' Lane in Wethersfield. Tests wUl Mrs. Livingston, chairman of . irols will remain indefinitely. burnlng of rubbish, the regional elaborate on the charges Or ^«if® “*® be conducted monthly at Nor­ las Henderson and Mrs. Floyd the awards committee, assisted administrator of the U.S. Bnvl- how the arreste were related. ® t^ leglriatere. been raised by committees, and Llnnea 8. UcceUo, prop- gpoke on President Nixon’s re- reported, said firemen. Elma Olshewski of Manchester, women, at toe Davis Memorial Atty. Leblock Saturday in Lake Worth, Fla. vis Memorial Youth Building, Lt. Gov. T. Clark Hull thinks testing schedules. charging that toe Manchester unlounded. New Rec Classes It does not, for example, rely minor Mils, the horse-trading during toe past term. get municipal officials con- 16 persons, the FBI said. slon’s report alone involves 186 bills, and those which may be Laura R. BoutiUer, property at transaction of 107,700 shares of She is also survived by three ___ Mrs._ Walter______Miller,, _____ leader; 7 R’® P®®^ *R® R™® when Bulletin Board Planning and Zoning Commis ' heavUy on a boom in consumer 270 Autumn St., conveyance tax pg^ American World 'Airways nieces and two nephews. p.m., for women. In toe chapel women should hold positions in Monday: 7 p.m., Sixth grade slon (PZC) acted Illegally, ar- Start Thursday 'The, R ev. W inthrop N elson o f *■«« ^en oonied enough to do something Those arrested were Identi- i>osalMe actions by the leglsla- j^g^g trouMe (him they’re COLOR of toe church, Mrs. Albert Har- state government. Junior Glri Scout Troop 6288 at bltrarily, and contrary to law Center OongregaticHial Church forecast. about the problem. The ban on fled as: tore. •worth is going to take consider- $20.70. . _ _ was at 14%, off %. Norwalk—Joseph Ml- Gov. MeskUl is stiU hinting gj^jg discipline. (One committee MstrUn DeU and Frances Oar- prices on the Big Board In- William J. McAuUffe risen, leader. ^® ®xpl®R*®R Saturday that the home of leader Mrs. Marge when it denied an application Two new classes will start S^aYe toe benediction. Lost year, if you remember, open burning was enforced to From Lawrence Soama, 32; he wants the legislature to de- chairman’s minor bill ia a ma- ole Blank to Richard B. and gjtyig^ pgn American/' World WUUam J. McAuUffe, 76, of Fridays at 10 a.m., for worn- Gov. Thomas J. Meskill is mov- Campbell, Rt. 87; 6 to 7:80 p.m., for a zone change in Deceml>er. Ihursday at toe West Side H®*«®»“ne»t8 were served by the administration overstated cut down on air poUuticm. . lici, 36; ANTENNA Christiano, 66; Liouls vel a new method of getting jor piece of legislation in the Janet Decker, prope^ ^ » Airways, down % to 14%; East Hartford, father Donald G. en, at __ the_ home of Mr. and ing toward “picking out w ^ - town clerk at toe town office ___ pzC members voted unant- Recreation Center, Melvin Sle- P®*’®"‘® friends of the as- ,the ONP by $18 bUUon, based When it comes to fighting air WUUam 46; Daniel Letizla, 34; state aid to parochial schools eyes cf another.) Kane Rd., conveyance tax 6S1.M. Goodyear, off % to 30%; Amer- McAuUffe of Manchester, died Mrs. StUlman Bond of 88 Oak en and eventually nominating buUdlng; 7 to 9 p.m., tax coUec- _____ mously^ ____ Dec. 27 to deny bold, recreation director, an- partly on that expected resur­ poUution, big Industry and bust- Utlzia, L and M H ^es Inc. to R l^ j g g „ Telephone, down % t o 46; yesterday at St. Francis Hos- gt. Apt. 4. them for our higher courts.” ‘tor----- at‘ *•-toe Town----- _ Office . Building; Podrove’s application dealing nounced decorated in red, white and blue gence of consumer spending. ness have cooperated more Michael Ferro, 62. - within cMisUtotional guidelines, SPECIAL than cities and towns, he said. From Stamford-Dlno Saj*- (And the legislature may be ard and Jean Sturgeon, pnq>erty Qgngrgi poods, up % to 31%; pital, Hartford. HuU said the Democrats for 7;80 p.m.. Board of Selectmen with a 31-acre site off Spencer Mrs. bonna Sm£glls, a pro- ™®“ Since the result was hardly a will be given to the "The only industrial poUuters erson, 41; Peter Kaikimas, 28; asked to pass a bUl "forgiving” on Sunny Brook Dr., oohveyanoe Greyhound, up % to, 22%. He is also survived by his 20 years had appointed women at the Town Office BuUdlng; 8 gt podrove had asked that toe fesslonal dancer, volunteered to surge, tax revenues feU shorter Changes Made Shrlnere Children's Hospital, you hear about are those who Francis Romanello, 63; PhUlp the parochial schoolB from re- tax $86.M. A—u* O*' toe American Stock Ex- wife, 8 other sons, 11 grand- Jaycee Wives to Juvenile Court but never to p.m., Reglanallzatian hearing parggi bg rezoned Business in. teach a weekly physical fitness than forecast; INSTALLEB Springfield, Mass. end up in court,” McGlennon PagUaro, 40; Anthony Favano, turning the money they accept- Quitclaim Deed change, the more active issues chUdren and 7 great-grandchU- toe. higher state courts. He pro- sponsored by the League of The land Is on toe north side cl'ass for women in modern There is restraint also in the By Seminary The new o ffice rs w ill h<4d said. "No one but ounMlves 41; James Paacalo, 66, and ed uner the 1971 program which ^® M Included Technicolor, up % to dren. Plan Dinner dieted a “revolution under way" Women Voters at toe Andover spencer St near the East dance techniques and creative administration's expectaUras of their first meeting Feb, 14 at Wendell B. P*'*P®rty “•^ 19'%; Oiampion Home BuUders, WITH IIOTOR The funeral wUl be tomorrow The Manchester Jaycees Wives which would change poUtlcs Elementary School. Hartford town line, bounded on exercises. .The classes meet hears about the majority of in- Charles PugUesl, 49. was nullified.by the U.S. Su- toe Masonic Temple. business spending. Bi fact) the HARTFORD (AP) - Ckx^er HIU St. c5nv;yailce tax at 8:16 a.m. from the Callahan will have a dinner - meeting from being solely a man’s Tuesday: 8 p.m., Brownie y,g west by toe prmoeed ex- from 10:80 to 11:80 a.m. «,ow •m/.ar dustTles whlch are doing their Also Walter SabeUo, 43, and preme Court.) A Hartford institution «««-over « a up i%, syntex, up % to 83%, council lists as a $12.10. Sterling Electric, up % to 4%; B\mei^ Home, 1602 Main St., Wednesday at Willie’s Steak game. Troops 6008 and 6129 at toe ele- tension of Interstate 84 and on Mrs. Linda Rose will be the S S Z . ^ . to U „ ------century old Is changing. The talnty the chance that business, „ Federal Tax^ lien and McCulloch OU, up % to East Hartford, with a Mass of House. The event will open with the east by a town cemetery. volunteer Instructor for a tube also fearing that consumers CHme-Fighting Hartord Seminary Foundation U.S. Government against Rob- jju the Resurrection at St. Mary’s ggcMaUa at 7 p.m. painting class for men and McGlennon was interviewed^ of Milford. has announced It 'wlU switch its The frontage of toe tract is MeskUl Approves aren’t ready to sjUurge, won’t They were to appear before a ert Chausae, Manchester PubUc .00 Caiurch, Bast Hartford, at 9. dinner, a nominating V ern o n zoned Residence AA and the women from 10 to 11:80 a.m. spend heavily to build In- Sunday. educaticnal em phasis ^ aw ay M arket at 809 Main St., $4,917.80 federal magistrate In Bridge­ The state’s economy Is far Burial will be in St. Mary’s cg„unittee wlU be selected dur- rear portion is RurAl Resi­ Pre-registration by phone is re­ New Courttouse vent<»JeB. from those studying tor the Trade Name Wig fo r the Road port, the EBI said. from healthy, and the legisla- ministry Oemetory, Earn Hartford. j ^ business session. dence, quired for this class. HARTFORD (AP> __ In short, the eluslveneas of to those already or- Pamela and Thomas I. Gener- NEW YORK (AP) — Wig de­ VFW Winner ture wUI be asked to consider dalned. Friends may call at toe fu- Reservations may be made Wehrli Heads Building Unit The PZC stated that Podrove A pre-school program will be It appoarn that money is the staMIity, the experience of hav­ ls doing business as Generis signer Richard Hartwich says MesklU’s proposal lor a re­ Includes AU P arts neral hom e tonight from 7 to 9. ^eg M cCray, 280 E. had not presented adequate evl- open to children whose mothers ®nly thing remaining between ing overstated ita expectations McKinley Winston Jr., a sen­ .’Ihe beard of trustees Satur­ Restaurant at 660 E . M iddle there are thousands of men and Labor SpDts in H d f search and development corpo­ ■„ , * Middle Tpke. Those wishing RepubUcan Robert WehrU of proposed expansion of toe high dence showing a traffic prob- attend toe classes. New London county and a new a year ago, and doubts about ior at New London High School, day approved a program that Tpke. \riio wear hairpieces without Mrs. Esther S. Jensen ^ ration, the recommendations of iTx^txxxr aoKTxiim T0txRsn transportation may contact Mrs. Tracy Dr. has been elected school. lem would not occur. The front- Mrs. Bea Sheftel, coordinator courthouse, the^ ability of any policy to pro- *® toe Btote wlnnw M the 26th PORT JEFFERSON, N.Y. would phase out its master of James R. Lamb doing busi- their wives’ knowledge. He a qp^ecial legislative subcem - ar Tvto^of J^M Walter Kupchunos, 266 Graham chairman of the Permanent The possible conflict of inter- age of toe property U owned by of toe women’s department, 'Gtov. Thomas J. nwnAiHii duce quick changes, temper the Annual Voice M DemoerMy (AP) — A $12 mllUon nine- arta in religion degree and sev- ness aa Yankee Trader Auction says many businessmen who V n HR- SouUi Windsor. Municipal Building Committee, est question arose due to toe toe state, and access to toe site said six people have volun- Saturday “When funds are outlook. Program sponsored by the De- month-old 84,000 ton oil tanker. mlttee which studied the com- eral of its speclaliaed doctorate House at .489 Main St., apart- travel a lot wear the wigs on c ^ ^ e s c e n t ------replacing Henry Abuza vriio re- fact that William McHugh of is by a 60-foot right-of-way teered to teach classes. She is available for the courthouse, it This year’s goals are a Wt partmont of (fonnectlout, Veter- ^{artha R. Ingram, split In half petltlve position of Con- areas. m ent 10. the road. w est aaru. SmOHldiere CaiU^t sl^ed as chairman but who McHugh Associates, toe archl- roughly opposite a traffic light looking for someone to teach ®hould be built on the slto Jus- less definite In time and sub- “ “ Foreign Wars and Its and began sinking as she pulled neotlout’s business cUmate, and Concentratlcn wUl be put on Marriage licenses ' v m p i k e Funeral’ services were this AJAOClSIcorslca (AP) - wlU remain on the committee, tect for the high school project at toe 1-84 exit ramp to Spencer painting on metal. tice John Cotter recommends.” stance. "Will” appears to bo Ladles AuxlUary. away ttom the dock here alter the governor’s "Strike Force the Institution's continuing Robert Bowditch Taylor of nLivnioN B APfUAiica afternoon at the Pfatt Funeral All 10 persons aboard a small In a statement issued several also has designed seve^ St. ___ m so saying, Meeklll gave his Kq>laced "determined.” Spo- Winston, Who Is president of unloading a cargo of g^oltne for Full Employment,” whose education program and its Is- 66 Strickland St. and Ruth Ann uM En iRua 71 Farnitbgton Ave., Greek freighter were jailed aft- days ago, Abuza asked to be re- apartment complexes for PodroVe, represented by Atty._ nAttem is nsrt of the A ton K-x. T . approval for a go-ahead on nifin figures on Inflation are the senior class at New London and No. 2 fuel oil. report wlU be coming In around lamlc studies program. Before Kristof of East Hartfoid, Feb. PARKAM TT RnriBivflMs in Mans- er customs insnectors said they lleved of his duties as chairman Abuza. Abuza denied any con- William OoUins, claims the PZC imin- *^‘**®" ----- r— plane *>~ -ixxi.xMxuuiouse,for the courthouse, vo oe to be ' hedged by "In the nelghlxwhood High School, will represent Oon- Only 200 gallons of gasoUnp the middle of February. Saturday’s meeting, there had 6, South United Methodist Next to SUq> * Shop **” **'o^ r found 1,289 ^Ses of American noting he did not want any pos- filet and at toe same time VOl- denial was “Hlogal, arbitrary, Herald’s quoUty printing control bou*hTbv*^h^Y?« *1^ state-owned cf” and "reasonable price sta- necticut hrthe National finals of spllled into the harbor and It (Mme-fighting la another are- been speculation the seminary (foureh. OMN hiuty.” toe Voice of Democracy Pro- quickly ovtqporated. There were na, and the Judicl^ Com- would attlUato with another or- Thomas James HnrtBw-v ©f 126 ’ed. . in . the cigarettes w orth...... $140,(XX)...... gjjjjg ggnfljct of interest to in- unteered to relinquish his posl- and unreasonable;’’ that it program to give you the nation’s ^ *n Preston, a town near :00 A.M. to 10 PJKl. This is the demon gram in Washington, D.C., no Injuries among the 14 crew- mlttee has already rrased bllla ganliatlon or move Out cf Ha- Pond Lane and Eileen Ann Hal- before go- cealed in the hold. terfere with progress on toe tion as chairman. denies Podove the most appro- Wn«it newspaner. is t^-^e "ow Norwich. Cotter had suggested X the site last summer, that Is being fought refuses to March 8-8, 1972. man. to set up a Division of CWmlnal rUord. enar of 267 Oak St., Fob, 12.’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONTlAY, JANUARY 81,, 1972 J L i TEN. at Portland Friday at.the same BUGS B U N N Y OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Vernon Correction ' ". Bolton tim es, Errant Jet Stream Boys’ hockey practice will be The "Other Mothers For held tomorrow afternoon at 4 at WE'RE HERE FOR ALW AYS A .ER, YOU TOO, TANGLEFOOT') WE SCIENTISTB REALIZE RESEARCH Peace" will meet Friday at ANOTHER BALLROOM F*LEA6UREr Aurm to Fr«tl»«» Postal System Dispatch School Officials To Attend Herrick Memorial Park. Warming East Coast ------7,------’ f , gPIFFICULT WR.TME LAYMAN 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. R A N C IN S S E E Y A / TP UNPER5TAN0/ m jT HERE'S ■ LESSON/ Film Stars Rite Leskl of 4 Battista Rd., Manchester Evening Herald (Continued from Page One) !5 SOMETHING F(OR EVERYPNE— Qianged for Town Area winters of this exact type In-, BUSS! / 600P! FREE PRINKS FPR THE LAST not 4 p.m. as was reported Career Planning Institute Belton Correspondent, Jlidltii PART P F THE EXPERIMENT/ < ACB08S aChataau- in Saturday’s edition of 'The Denohue, te l. 649-8409. ward the northern Great Lakes d|cate that Sbmetimes a change Kffeotlve Feb. B, there will be and 26 at the BNBT building, ■W EN V/PPPy CPN1FEBPU5 briandhero H erald. George Patros, principal of has been proposed for this as centrasted with their usual cemes in February, sometimes 1— Oar^ a change In 4he d^iatch o< mall 1 Court St.,: RoekvUle, also 10 WILL PHECK PUR eSophte----- SCompaaa the Bolton Elementary School year’s Lenten program which wlntdr pattern of moving in March, sometimes In April.” CPNPITION! raading wlttdn the Vemoii postal sys- a.m. to noon, through the lower Great Lakes Also, he said,, there’s no way UPlMWOf complex, will participate in will begin F e b . 23 a n d end » axartlon 4Tomahrad tem. The changfe is betag made Hcoley urged residents to M arch 26. Manchester VFW and out through the St. Law- of predicting wdiether things 5 State in India to provide for more efficient make their views known to him three-day Career Orientation In­ UPompoui Peace Agents The Rev. Mr. Campbell hopes fence Valley.-" will be different next fall and d U lw BRoman service, Foetmaster WUton Usk on various Issues such as no- stitute this week to be held at Visits New Post bouaebold to enll"t »ix fr>mHle«i In the p af’ Wag;ner said the last time the winter, UltHMofMlef said. fault Insurance, court reform god Grcle Globe the Lord Cromwell Motor Inn, Ish, which covers Boltcn, And­ nation had a similarly erratic What accounts for riiifts in MMvmoI Outgoing and lncomlng malls measures and such, In South Windsor astTCoomy T Source of B erlin . over, Coventry and parts cf w in ter w as in 1931-62. The -win- M stream ? 37Etixabeth will be processed at the Rock- Kitchen Social (Continued from Page One) UIWnaladMap wiadom exptcasion Programs to be c^ered are Manchester, to offer the use cf u n t i l UJS. BFraggonua aSRaiion viUe station instead of iat the auxiliary of American designed to help school admin- Members cf the Manchester 40 literary genre for her North Vietnamese ally. their homes for dl'cusclcns cn _ , . . the same odd pattern, and large area of very warm water praaMant BBluapeneil d*---- Vernon office. The parc^ poet Legion Poet 14 will have a kitch- VFW Pest and Auxiliary and prior to those, thi winter of la the central Pacific through- UiWiaa 10 Educational 25 Canadian 41 Soviet river religious and soeltd questions. MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD 42 Unite of operaiUcn and the nine rural on social tomorrow at 7:46 at CClcr Guard participated In the 1882-83. out all of last fall and so far UDottadwitii giDiqi (ab.) province (ab.) the poet home, West Rd. fro m th . ^ Mothers for Peace atiura(liar.) llConavmed aenocipitetion energy routes will work out of the Ver­ high first cfficial meeting cf the new He said this year’s so-called Hils winter. PPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIlllilimiftg; LINDA— YOU 43 Spread to dry \ Sacred Heart BqUon women interested In BUT IT'S ONLY FAIR TO TELL YOU ^ W HAT'S WMadndindya food 27 Watering non office. Therb will be no school levels. Scuth Windsor VFW Poet10261 -vertical weather—warm east, "According to the theory of HAVE NO IDEA THAT I'LL HAVE VERY LITTLE BOTHERING nNaarBaat 44 Additional changes In pickup of parcels, The Ladles of Sacred H^art when the Nixon offer was pre learn in g a-bcut the crgranizatlcn, YES, CHOPPY—I REALLY DO HOW MUCH THIS ► MONEY LEFT! UPIaco placea Participants will _ _ __ _ yesterday aftemcon at the cold west—was highly unusual. Lh-- Jerome Namias, retired dl- YOU, U N C L E , . VIP(Tar.) 17— >LunM aaWingUkepart 4SChamical holds and other will-cell mall, Church wlU meet Wednesday at seteed at Paite Thursday observe Another Mother For Peace, are FEEL SOME LIFE IN M Y RIGHT MEANS TO ME/ VOl------" - ...... - PHIL? Scuth Windsor Community Hall. The tendency during the past 10 rector of our extended forecast M R o y -^ U Multitude 31 P^b drink suffix U s k said. 8 p.m. at the Parish Center, The State Department cable ^hniques, examine Invited to attend a meeting Frl- LEG-FOR THE FIRST TIME MAR I 33Uttle(Scot) 46 To (Soot) Edward Dupre, commander years, Wagner said, has been sectlcm, this could result In the SINCE THE ACCIDENT/ M A N ! NOTHING TO M EJ U ---- aOSpanof ycera Rt. 80. Following a buslnes puUa together In^edlents from ‘fom all media which home of Mrs. Rita Hayworth ai Provide with 34Patiiaof 47 Point The last dispatch on weekdays last week's statemente by Nix- ^ available for Instra^o^ V^aki, 4 BaUsta Rd., Mr?nches- of the Manchester Post, and Just the opposite—abnormally kind of jet stream pattern we UtartofStaart weapons TripoU 48Makeaknot will be 6 p.m., from the Rock­ meeting, a card party will be , RUMW ELL held. on and presidential adviser Specifics are available by Mrs. William Marceau, preSl- cold in the east and almormally are seeing at present, monardia aaPaetel 36 Beta so Explosive ville station and 6 pjn. from A Increasing school ando., -...-.w...,commu- Laskl. THRPW5 A BOBraxiUan tree Square Dance dent of the Auxiliary, spoke warm in the west "According to this theoiy, _ PARTy-. e the Vernon office and the Tal- during the event. Mrs. Mary Le- T7>e majority of winters dur- this very warm water heats the naaadV.) 1 r r r r 7“ r r~ 16 The Vernon Square Dance rtghhpotat uS^lan. saytag developing Bulletin Board cottvUle statloD. On Saturdays 4^ Sm T- ^ __ fiK. * an awareness of ctueer oppor- oppor­ Due, a national council member Ing the 1960s were of the latter lower atmosphere to a higher ULatii Club will meet Saturday at the the offer is flexible and nego­ The sa'iary study committee MCloekfaea rr It the last dlqMtch will be 4 p.m. tunities. and past president of the Man- t.vpe, he said, and again Uie Jet temperature than normal over tiable and "a serious effort to w ill meet tonight at 8 in the se­ »P a u l----- from Rockville and 8 p.m. ftoni Vemm Elementary School. Rt Other participants from Bol­ Chester Auxiliary, represented streahi was the cause. that part of the Pacific—result- IS 14 30, at 8 p.m . bring peace to Indochina. lectmen’s office. X tlm o t the other two stations. ton who wUl attend wc'rksh-'jps the national auxiliary president. In such cases, its changes ing In a northerly deflection of URoughlam Art Bow will be at the mike ‘Tt is not a 'gimmick' In­ OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN i r 1 HI Sunday dl^iatchea will remain In their specialised fields, are The Board of Selectmen will Refreshments were served by from normal have been Just the the Jet stream as It courses (HawaU) for .the square dances. tended to show up the In­ as th ^ are. Customers should John Petrus, assistant princi­ meet tomerrow night at 7 in the members of the Manchester opposite of those occurring dur- that area of the ocean. MWeridWarn S ervicem an transigence of the North Viet­ check the time cards cn the col­ pal; Jefirey Helnts, guidance eelectmen’s office. Auxiliary. Mia. Eugene Free- ing the past few months: the "■Finally, the theory goes, V^tMT-UR TIM, AMP TLL GOTO 1 SA IP YOU F>R£IMIGEP zf Navy Seaman Apprentice namese or to make points in THE RINK WITH TtXJ ' M YOLP VOU'P GO GHOPPIKIG WITH II t r w s r n lection boxea, before deposlUng ccuneePr; and Ralph Banks, The Boltcn Bulldogs, the high man was chairman. She was as- Jet has looped north of normal this would result in the kinds of 41 Chair aiqpport Claude Laurent, son of M r s. GICWES AUJSr BE LB» IN THE AT­ ME THIS MORKIIKIG— IT m ail. the public debate on Vietnam elementary school teacher. schcol beteketball team, will sisted by Mrs. Muriel Grover, over the west, ^and south of nor- deflections occurring now in the PRISCILLA’S POP TIC 50MEWHERE-1 A W T BEEN r e m e m b e r T a n p 4SBxtNBM H~ Alice P. Laurent of 3 Stone St.; I^Hcy," U.S. diplomats are Le^„ Pregmm BY AL VERMEER Dooley Hours • meet Howell Cheney Tech to- Mrs, Jerfm Vince, Mrs. Vyteu mal over the east. Jet stream as it passes over the ON'EM FOR yBAIZSiTHOUaH, SO I'M ABOUT READY eonaarvativ* Rockville, has completed a VOU MIGHT HAVE TO GIVE AAE TO LEANS... 44Kneotmtarad B~ State Rep. Thomas Dooley, ^ 'The Rev. David OampbeU, merrew night at Cheney Tech. Caiemerka, Mrs. Thomas Hene- Hew long will the present sit- United States." seven-day visit to Hong Kcmg r M O W C A N 1 Y o u . . T H E W A Y V l P ^ ! YO U 'VE GOT’’ A LITTLE GUPFDRT/ VtXJ AlW Tj 47CyliiitixicaI w D, has announced a scheduling Kissinger pictured as main p.,etor of United Methodist The Junior varsity will play at ghan, Mrs. Elizabeth Lewie, uatlon last? , < 3 E T C A R L Y E T O K N O W TO A BOY'S T O ^ A SUR®EON, GONKJA GTAY LONG, 4tiatyoa of offloe hours In RockvUle-Ver- aboard the guided missile light new elements In Nixon’s plan catunih. V n o TICE M E t S T H E O L D M E A R T I S YET/. ARE TOUT has indicated that .a 6:30 p.m. and the varsity at 8 Mrs. Stella Bowers, and Mrs. "It’s hard to say, Wagner Yaks in Tibet graze as high tiwBba SB non for the 1972 sessian of the cruiser USS Oklahoma City. the offers to pull U.S. and al­ S A T I N ® , T W R O U S M n — Bargman series of six "cottage meetings" p.m. Bolton will meet Portland Edward Dupre. said. "Our records ot the fe w as 20,000 fe e t. J E N N Y M l^ a 48 General Assembly. The Oklahoma Oty Is the lied forces out of South Viet­ LU... WHAT VUASTHAO; AYAR/J J BMaiflya----- II nam within six months pro­ STOMACW G SSOuhnbtiati The sdiedule for February will flagship of the Commahder U.S. U Sewlat W" e b e F eb . S and 19, 10 a.m . to Seventh Fleet and its home vided there is a cease-fire and cooparativa Bi BS noon at the ProfesSlcnal BuUd- port Is near Tokyo at Yokosh- prisoner release, and to hold ing, Venun C ^ le, and Feb. 12 ka, Japan. new South Ifietnamese elections DOWN BS Bi Ifaeraaaad SI with Presldmt Nguyen Van in alia Thleu stepping down a mohtfa (HIWSPAng INTUMIK ASSN.) before the vote. Area High School Seniors Both points were attacked In FOOD PRODUCTS the Hanoi and Peking state­ 1-31 ments. As the North Vietnam­ ^ l4^SU0fYZ>. Among State Art Winners ese put it: Biwi>,Mm.h..Tx.t»m.mew. 1-31 CARNIVAL BY mCK TURNER —Despite their call for an un- TOMATO A Manchester High School a silver and emimel pendant, cmidltional U.S. withdrawal. senior is the winner of one of Green's blue ribbon entry was Nixon "still insists 1 f o r THE FLYIN(5 C A R P E T S . Two photograptas were also Mary Lou Tragls, Nancy Hunt, SWEET e TENDER ______Applicatlims for the Miss INDIAN , Judged separately, and Frank Fax, Joaime Sadloekl, RATHROOM Connecticut T een a ger wlBI be AIR fORCSl won a gold -achlevemeiti Key! J ohh Sitillvt^ and TISSUE accepted until Feb. 16. The Two MHS students were Copeland, New England Regional Teen­ among 39 state blue ribbon win- Beth LaFrancls of BHS also ager Pageant will choose win­ ners. They are (Peter AlbCe, a received a place award, M U S ■ ners from Connecticut, Massa­ sophomore; and Raymond In Junior high Judging, Ben- iI f r u i t chusetts, Vermont and New It Green, a Junior. Their crea- net key winners are Steven Coi­ Hampehlre. Applications may tions, along 'wltii Miss Moffat's bath and Jayne Crealey. iKSi.0IL T K >1.89 "M y wife>s still process­ be obtained from Official CJer- and Jensen’s works, will be Place awards, went to Bennet "Could you dome back ing the data you gave tlficatlon Headquarters, 126 DRINKS eligible for Judging In ixEdlonal students Blair Anthony, Heath- tomorrow, Mrs. Cilpin?" her this morning!" Bunn Dr., Rockten., m. 61072. li^FRi^H NNER 39* Pisisspis/ftisefisll sr competition. er Oole, Busan Easterly, Incy KVEHOHIEN • RUMAL SACHET • MINQ FLOWER Contestants must be IS to 17 Mrs. Elizabeth Budd, MHS Handley, Mlclteel Hoyt, Marie years old. Judging -will be bas­ MARMAUDE art department chairman, said Nasslff, June Fapineou, Bema- BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIIN^WAY ed on scholastic achievements, that she assumes Albee won his dine Rankin, and Linda Wag- civic contributions, poise, per­ ribbon for a pewter pitdier with ner; and to Kathleen Gruver of GRAPE JAM 4 ^--*^ f W i H . n b \ T/U-HAVETO A THINK JfLL A S K HMA B * . sonality and appesirance. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU enamel handle. He also entered East Catholic High School. KAIWE [ 6ETIIM& R U SH R ie H T A RAISE SOVIE 01H E R EPiV Each state winner will have MT-T-FINE PUDDINGS C L A S S . \ i A r B ! J OWER.Tt)TWE her expenses paid to the foui^ CHOCOUn lu M OFFICE day national finails in Atlanta, VANIUA 1 f| C FRflWVMEPE G a. startin g A u g. 26. Each sr lIMON PK nURW I V Armed Masked Man Robs state winner, and first and sec­ ond runner-up will receive a PfitSRHRT NHINRT J A « ... Cumberland Farms Store scholarship. MASNED POTATOES :~ 4 9 ^Fruit Cocktoil a Mwitn Aec A. 1 oz. A masked man wielding a St. and Center tit- showed that POPPING CORN....^... 2 5 * CANS 3 c 4 9 < i f pistol held up the Cumberland a man fitting the description E^ums dairy store at 161 W. had been at both places without FANTASTIC FROZEN FOODS U( Middle T’pke. last night and Incident. A M O D » N Whole Peeled or Stewet made off with an undetermined According to police, a witness MORTON BUZZ SAWYER amount of cash. saw- the itian leave the W. Mid- PHARMACY BY ROY CRANE The store’s clerk, 'Richard r...... 69V PRODUCE DEPT. SPECIALS! THE MAUMEE SNOW . OF THE CAMPUSCON SELVES THATIHEVV£ PU T -U P TURN Sf. LOWS help. . . . Among SO pa­ Cracker Barrel Sharp DNfcNqaR Rdmn ...... 69V BALL WITH A POX-FOX ) A 0 R E E D ? OUT OF W A Y S TO DOWN W O M A N A N D ■ ALLMIP iat. NAMED 10PDY / IDENTIFY THEIR tients, for example, were SUNKIST NAVEL'” i A OLSON AN D SERVICE, 14 with TB of both lungs. 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MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN Jh iL disUvcJd, OnqisL Baseball’s Hall of Fame Doors Tilts EARL YOST Sports Editor Open to Gomez, Youngs, Harridge

NEW YORK (AP) — trio unanimously selected by decisions during his golden out of games during his 14-year scored 100 or more runs for Slated ahead to Wednesday night. No ticket sale C Ve, CCIL Gold Key Dinner Tonight the 10-man oldtlmers’ com­ three straight season and twice is expected. Manchester Community Col­ Lefty Gomez used to watch years, 1931-8. career, all but one of the sea­ Pair of 79-year^olds will be spotlighted mittee of the Baseball Writers was in the 200-hlt circle. He By DEAN YOST seven-game winning streak on too Tllbo won four games in a the Central Valley Conference lege’s scheduled hoop game with Tunxls His obvicus talents, which sons with New York. Before he tonlglit at the annual Gold Key Dinner of airplanes and throw jet-, Association of America. finished up with the Wlishlngtcn stole 153 bases in his cariser. the line against PlainvUle High with a 3-9 mark, meets South­ C.C. on Wednesday has been moved back fashioned a fancy 189-102 life­ row and then dropped three cf the Connecticut Sports Writers* Alliance Youngs was reckless runner Harridge served as a major Once again this will be ington High, 1-11, the loop cellar to Tuesday. Admission is free and there propelled strikes. Ross time mark, were sometimes Senators in 1943, Gomez had Tuesday^night. PlainvUle, holds its next four outings. at the Sheraton in Norwich. One of the in the Ty Cobb mold and a league president longer than a very important week in dweUers. < are plenty of seats. The charges of Youngs flew around the overwhelmed by legend. led the AL in winning per­ down third place in toe CVC Biconsistent floor game, com­ three recipients of the coveted Gold Key switch-hitting stylist with the Gomez was most remem­ centage two years, in earned any man. The American schoolboy basketball, espe­ The. only conference victory Coach Pat Mistretta will be cut to snap with an 8-4 record. Friday night will be iSumner Dole, long-time Univer­ bases. Will Harridge guided old New York Giants. Harridge bered for his airplane-watching run average twice, in strikeouts League Leader from 1931 to cially in two cdnferences, bined with a weak defense, has b y toe Blue D evils w as a 90-78 a six-game losing streak. in South Windsor, Bloomfield sity of Connecticut athletic coach, and the American League was president of the American penchants while at work. The cnce and one time in shutouts. 1959, Harridge died last year. the Central Valley anti the been toe Indians big downfall. creaming over Rockville in toe * • « High (No. 2) clashes with toe now in full retirement. A1 Schacht, League fo r a record 28 years. colorful pitcher used to stop Youngs com piled a .322 life­ Harridge’s greater contribu­ CCIL, wherrthe front-run­ Center Rick Kiernan, averaging third game of toe season for through a fast-paced era. once-beaten Bobcats for toe 12.2 points a game, lUayed most baseball’s well-known Clown Prince, '^11 Here ’n There The veterans committee, games and gaze at aircraft un­ time batting average and his tion to the chan^ng scene in­ ning clubs will batUe toe second toe Rams. Since then toe Rams The three are the newest league leadership. The War- of last Friday’s game against be the principal speaker. Both men will Tip Department: If you are planning meeting in conjunction with the til they left the Yankee Sta­ reckless imnnlng game threw volved the All-Star Game. The and third-ranked quintets. turned back Glastonbury and hawks are toe cnly club to beat Platt High, didn’t score a field observe their 80th birthdays this year. to attend the baseball Hall of Fame cere­ members of basebairs Hall of annual dinner of the New York dium vicinity. scares illfo opposing inflelders idea for the Dream Game was staged an upset win over Windham, Maloney and Hall South Windsor in two years as goal and was 0-1 from toe foul More on Schacht another day, a friend of monies at Cocperstown, N.Y, on Aug. 7 Fame. It took cnly a vote by chapter of the BBWA, vote on He was also known for his before .his untimely death at conceived by the Chicago Trib­ PlainvUle. are deadlocked at 7-3 for toe they posted an earlier victory, line. The mighty South Windsor nearly 30 years and now a Connecticut make your reservations new. The game, the Veterans Committee Sim- players and officials - who have dry wit, spoken with deadpan the age o f 30. une, but it never would have CCIL lead with Manchester and 80-67. s John' Herdic continues to hit HigR Bobcats, playing below par resident with a mailing address at Heri­ featuring the Los Angeles Dodgers and - day to place their names been out of the game for 20 delivery. Once asked the secret He ^e0 of Bright's Disease in become a reality without the Penney Ued for fourth place, In another big contest, toe his season average, but his po­ toe last two weeks, got a good tage Hills. . .Besides Dole, Undy Remlg- New York Yankees, will be a complete among the sport’s immortals. years. of his success, Gomez replied 1927, a year after he com pleted dignified, soft-spoken AL presi­ just one game back. ino, former United States Olympic Games sellout, and hctel space within miles of Gomez, the pitching pride of once-beaten Weaver High Bea­ tent scoring usually comes when game from Greg Burger and Gomez, whose given name without cracking a smile: his 10th season with a .306 dent. ' The big claUies find Manches­ Gold Medal winner, and Steve Blass, the tiny upstate New York community the New York Yankees during vers trek to East Catholic Wed­ toe club is either way ahead or Phil Levesque despite a slow­ was Vernon long carried the “Clean living, a fast outfield m ark. He sold the idea to Owners ter playing front-running Hall Pittsburgh Pirate pitching hero in the is at a premium. The three Inductees the 1930s who did his best when nesday night in a non-league bat­ behind. down -attempt by Windsor leust "Lefty” appellation for his and Johnny Murjrfiy.” Youngs, nicknamed "Pep” and then the National League in toe CCIL in an away game 1971 World Series, will step front and the chips were down; was the tle. .Weaver sports a 10-1 overall Then toe rugged Manchester FWday. named to the shrine several weeks ago southpaw-slanted bluers, never Gomez referred to tbe relief for his liquid motion on the agreed to go along with the Tuesday night and toe tribe re­ center fcr Gold Key presentations. . . all have appeal here. Yogi Berra, Sandy most glamorous name of the mark whUe East’s record is defense that stopped Windham Before, toe Bobcats lost to lost a World Series game in six pitcher who often bailed him basepaths and in the outfield. proposal. turns home Friday night to host 10-8. In four previous meetings This will be the firirt time ever the an­ Koufax and Early Wynn, and yesterday cold, buried Penney High and BloomUeld, PlainvUle was toe Windham HlgR, another front­ between the two schools toe rec­ nual dinner will be staged in Norwich L efty Gom ez was nam ed as \dio waited too late California. . .Fire destroyed all four to order tickets — on the outside looking snow-making compressors at the Ski in. Nearly 60 Manchester men will be on Sundown area in New Hartford early Goals Scored Said Unfair hand lead by Earle Clifford who hasn’t Saturday afternoon but skiing was al-. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Schoolboy missed a Gold Key Dinner in the last 25 lowed on the weekend. . .Roman Gabriel, These probably are easier By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS years. . .Mandhester has only had two Los Angeles Rams’ quarterback, took 21- tasks for a 27-year-old accoun- The coach of the American Standings Gold Key winners, former Olympic track yetu*-old Tedra Lynn Bidwell as his bride tsmt than counting the goals he Hockey League’s slumping Bos­ g^eat Joe McCluskey and Pete Wigren, * last Saturday in Los Angeles. The bride gives up in his N^ional Hockey ton Braves has accused the surg­ OOOL retired Manchester High track and cross is an air freight company secretary. . .* League debut. ing Nova Scotia Voyageurs League O’aU country coach who turned out many fine Porter - Blinn, of South Windsor, chief The figures dancing in front and its parent club, the Mon-' NOW PITCHING FOR THE LAKERS — Wilt length of the court to teammate for easy basket M oloney 7-8 runners and gpreat team s. M cCluskey area scout of the Vjincinnati Reds, signed of Wayne Stephenson’s eyes treal Canadiens, of an unfair 9-8 Chamberlain winds up to throw basketball the against Portland Trail Blazers. (AP Photo) Windham 7-3 7-4 was one of his boys while a schoolboy. West Hartford’s Greg Sinatro to a base­ Sunday w ere 1-2-3-4-5. That was shuffling of players. HaU 7-8 7-4 • 4> * ball contract o n the weekend, . .Four­ the number the Boston Bruins ■Bep Buidolln accused the Na­ Penney 6 4 8-4 teen Texas Rangers signed their base­ popped' past the rookie in his tional Hockey League Cana­ O ff the Cuff diens of "packing' their Ameri­ M anchester 6-4 6-5 Bill Fortin, president the Manches­ ball contracts on the weekend Including NHL debut. Unfortunately, can League ’dub to win the P latt 6-6 e-6 ter Chapter of the State Board of Ap­ Denny McLain. Stephenson’s teammates, the Cenard • 4> » St. Louis Blues, only managed championship and sell hockey Bill Russell’s Rebound Mark 6-6 6-5 proved Baseball Umpires, has lined up to score 1-2. In H alifax.” Central 3-7 4-8 an attractive meeting schedule for the Wethersfield End of the Line Elsewhere, Gllles Meloche, Guidolin was referring to the 3-7 3-9 1972 season. Once again prior to the start You have to go back a good many return of three players Sunday Eastern 1-9 1-10 of play in early April the chapter will who posted his first big league years to find a closer CCIL basketball shutout earlier in the season from the Canadiens to Nova conduct a clinic for all prospective mem­ o v o race than what’s going on at the mo­ against the Bruins, notched his Scotia. The Voyageurs won die bers with Alton Cowles in charge. The ment. Manchester High, tied for fourth Shattered by Chamberlain South Windsor 11-1 second straight whitewashing gam e 3-1. ^ 1 4 latter has handled this Important part B loom field place, is just one game behind the lead­ as California turned back Van­ In other games, Cleveland de­ 4»-2 10-2 of umpiring for nearly a decade. Area PlainvUle ers. Maloney, Windham and Hall all couver 2-0. Meloche also feated Hershey 6-4, Providence LOS ANGELES (AP) — It didn’t end the controversy counting ; overtim e, fo r the Celts with 33 and 27 points, re­ 8-4 8-4 men interested in umpiring and who Sim sbury boast 7-3 loop marks with Manchester blanked Toronto on Friday defeated RichmPnd 6-3, Roches­ Wilt Chamberlain is still over vriio was the better {Uayer same season, and the honors he spectively, utolle PhUadelpMa’s 7-5 8-5 would like to take part in the classes, Windsor Locks and Penney at 6-4. The Tribe plays at night. ter fell to Springfield 8-6, and getting revenge on Bill Rus-> wiU receive soon for becoming BUly Cunningham took game 7-8 8-6 which are free, may signify their inten­ but Chamberlain aaid It 'tsaa a. Hall Tuesday night and will be seeking The New York Rangers were Cincinnati beat Tidewater 3-1. sell. toe first NBA jUayer to score honors with 41. Newington 6-0 e-e tions in w riting to Cowles at 284 Green mark he would cfaerlah. W indsor revenge against the Warriors. . .Steve ■ held to a 1-1 Ue b y Minnesota Nova Scotia’s victory moved When Chamberlain broke into, 80,000 points. C hicago outscored D etroit 24- 6-7 6-7 Rd.-. .Wally Fortin reports he has not RockvUIe Blass will be the featured guest at the and fell six points behind Bos­ it within three points of the toe National Basketball Associ- “I’m proud because it shows 6 over a nine-minute stretch of 3-9 3-9 decided yet whether to return next sum­ The Lakers reached another Glastonbury Hartford World Series Club’s meeting ton in the East Division, Chi­ Braves in the league’s East D1-' aUmt in 1969, he w as recognized consistency and durabUity,” the third quarter and handed 2-10 2-10 mer as coach of Manchester’s American record Sunday by breaking toe Southington Wednesday night at the Hedges in New cago downed Detroit 4-2, Phila­ AIRBRONE SCORE — Chicago winger Darryl Maggs flies through the air vision. Randy Rota and Larry as toe greatest scorer the said toe Lakers’ 7-foot-l center toe -Pistons their fifth con­ 1-11 2-11 Legion baseball team. Currently he’s the team mark for field goals with Britain. The ^ blic is In^ted. . .Bernie delphia zeroed Pittsburgh 4-0 after scoring against Detroit. Wing defenseman Serge La Jeunesse and goalie Pleau scored power play goals league had ever seen but wae and captain. “It means as 67. QaU Ooodrlrti and Jerry secutive setback and lith loss director of the Senior Clhzens Center in O’Rourke, the promotion-minded recre­ for the Voyageurs and Murray HOC and Los Angeles tied Buffalo 2- Al Smith look on during second period action yesterday in Chicago. (AP Photo) regularly slighted In com­ much to me as my scoring West led wlto 29 and 28 points, this month, a team -record. Manchester and looked upon throughout ation director in Middletown, will stage Anderson scored the final tally X avier 2-0 10-3 alL parison with RusseU, the beU- record s.” and West aUed 14 assists. Re­ Chet Walker led Ihe Bulls with the state as the tcp man in this profes­ a maraUuHi run — the first ever in the in the third period. Steve Stir­ Bouto 4-1 11-2 Saturday’s scores: Boston 4, wetoer of Boston’s N ^ dynas­ He broke the record in his serves Stan McKenzie and Lar­ 28 points and Detroit’s Bob La­ sion. . .Two reminders: East Catholic state — on Sunday, March 6. There will ling scored on a breakaway for Northwest 3-2 7-6 Philadelphia 2; M innesota 4, ty. - 932nd gam e—it took R\isseU ry Steele led toe Blazers with nier had 24. High’s basketball game against Weaver be four divisions, including one for wom­ the Braves. E ast 2-3 10-3 New York 2; Chicago 4, Pitts­ Russell was haUed as toe 968—and went on to coU ect 24 U2 and 21 paints. ITioenix blew most of a 21- High, originally scheduled to be played en. The marathon distance is 26 miles, burgh 2; Montreal 4, St. Louis Five different Providence St. Bernard 0-6 1-12 master shot-blocker, rebounder, rebounds, 27 paints and praise MUwaukee wiped out a Ik- point lead before holding off At­ Tuesday night here, has been moved 365 yards. 0; Vancouver 6, Toronto 2 and Young NHL Goalie pSayers scored In the first peri­ and team leader, while WUt from both coaches. od as the Reds put the Robins point halftime r deUclt and lanta as Comiie Hawkins, dem NOOO Los Angeles 4, Detroit 4. pointed to his superior statlsUcs through their 10th gam e with­ “Wit was awesmne,” said turned back BalUmore on Ka- Haskins and Neal Walk ail ^ast Windsor 8-0 11-1 California’s Meloche got ^e in valni out a victory. toe TroU Blazers’ Roland Todd. reem ' ^bdul-Jabbar’s uncon­ scored 21 points. -Walt BeUamy BUlington 7-1 11-1 only goal he needed from Stan Sunday night Chamberlain, Terry (Jaffery and ^rry "Wien he plays Uke this no­ tested layup in toe final minute of the Hawks had 27 and Lou Bktst Granby a-2 8-3 Gilbertson at 2:08 of the first now aR elder statesman in the body can beat the Lakers.” Hudsui added 23. period. Gllbertscn then set up Hdbrook scored two goals each followin,'! a ceurt-lengto pass Som ers 4-4 8-4 NBA ^ ..33, 'broke R ussell’s ca­ "I jugt. don’t think any center Walt McKechnie’s insurance No Match for Bruins in leading the Barons to their from Toby IQmbaU. Jon - Buffalo overtook develand on Tolland 3-5 6-6 Ex-Ranger Goalies reer rebounding 'i^ord o t 12,- fourth straight victory. in^ro iiasketbaU can play bet­ McGlocklln’s two free throws in Walt Hazzard’s 15-foot shot Granby 2-6 6 4 tally with 2:12 left in the game. 721 whUe the L os Angeles La­ Phil Hoan netted three sec­ ter^ than WUt Is right now,” toe filial second sewed it up. wlto five seconds left. The win­ Suffleld 2 4 4-8 Desjdteat their . streak, the BOSTON (A P )— ^Wayne y°ur best. The Bruins are a Stephenson, who had 26 kers were, pounding' toe Port­ ond period goals to lead said Lakers Cbach BIH S h u ­ Jabber paced toe Bucks with ao* ning basket gave Hazzard a Stafford 0-8 3-9 dropped ii points Stephenson is a 27-year-old real good rficoUng club. You saves, said he was most Im- Springfield to an 8-6 win over land TYall B lazers 158-131. man, a CelUc teammate of points WhUe A rchie d a r k had gam e high 28 points. Austin Americans in Rochester. Elsewdtere, MUwaukee jedged R ussell. 2i for Baltimore. Carr to{q>ed the Cavaliers wlto COO Baltim ore. 116-112, Boston ~'vriiip- (MB.. Stop New York Cold Rick Dudley scored a goal They gave Chamberlain an Dave Oowens and John HavU- 23. CromweU 104 12-1 ped Philadelphia 180-114, Chi­ H ^tlalS toe“ m^'^ S S tionJ^Hockey League goal- Stephenson, stui officlaUy an 'Tliey re^ m ove fast and and an assist within a two min­ inscribed backboard and hoc^ cek combined tor 26 of Bostcsi’s Saturday’s scores: Boston Coventry 9-1 124 cago doom ed D etroit 109-99, over Detroit ie with the St. Louis Blues. receives Uving ex- get their ^ away quick. ute span of the third period to to add to his trophy case, along 41 points in toe third period as 124, Detroit 112; New Y ork 110, Portland 6-3 9-4 MID-AIR COLLISION — Philadelphia’s Bill Bridges and Boston’s Don Nelson NEW YORK (AP) — New York had taken the lead Philadelphia goalie Bruce He ma e his debut Sunday P®”®«® *>ut no salary from the They’re really good around the lead Cincinnati to a 3-1 victory H ioenlx shaded AUanto 105-103' with mementos of a 60.4 scor­ toe Celtics broke en a tight Seattle 106; Golden State 111, East Hampton 6-4 9 4 (xillide in battle for rebound wonliy former at Boston Garden. (AP Photo) At.. t.t_ t.___ » RIiiim Ha urnfl htvHio^ im Tavi net. too.*' he miiH. "The main and Buffalo nipped Cleveland on a goal by ^bby Rousseau Gamble posted his second shut- against the high-scoring ®lues. He w m brought up Jan. net, too,” he said. over Tidewater in Cincinnati. ing average in 1661-4^, a 48.3 game and routed PhUadelphia. Phoenix 100; d n ein n a ti 120, R ock y ra il 5-5 6-6 Cesare Maniago awoke to a ve got to 99-98. career mlnutes-played average. HavUcek and Cowens led toe develand 118. v Bacon Academy 4-6 6 4 breakfast of orange juice Boston 8 76 ‘ four-game losing atrenV Vtrainpf picious. Tne Bruins beat him 5- FMtjruis unermeoiaie « « time.” RHAM 3-6 4 4 8 70 Glacomln had raced to Pittsburgh Je^ . hookey in Manitoba and before Stephenson held his own dur- Gelts Tough To Beat and coffee Sunday, compli- New York 2 Ifinal Tech 1-9 1-10 Quick Sellout ments of the waiter, Gump Mmitreai 8 82 bluellne to beat Mlnnescta’s and B^bv Clarke "I thought he played pretty “»at had played on the Cana- ing a scoreless first period, Major College Brnkethall Roundup Bolton 0-10 1-11 8 60 defenseman Ted Harris to the winners to a 2-0 fl^^wri^ St. Louis ^ National team. m ^g 10 saves. The swond COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Worsley. 0 60 puck and prevent a breakawav coach Al Arbour. “You couldn’t Arbour said he wUl decide ^ SPORTS Even Without Coaeh — Next summer’s Hall of Fame game at Donbleday Maniago and Worsley share Vanevr. 5 33 Ironically ^oth scorera ™rd-period goals by B ill ” BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Celtics are a tough the goedtending job for the Na- Buffalo 2 32 thought their goals caught ^^suk and Juha Wldlng enabled Stephenson was phUoeoirfUcal wUl keep him. “ games, «^ e up R ec Sw im m era Field between the New York tional Hockey League’s Min­ South Carolina’s Gamecocks team to beat this year, with or without their coach. Yankees and toe Los Ange­ WSst Division Giat^ and Maniago ^f Los Angeles to deadfock Buf- ^ SSrt-Sed'^lils ^ The Celtics did it the hard ------nesota North Stars and they’ve Chicago 34 10 5 7S miard start against the first-place picked Boston for Stephenson’s ^iies witmn so Win at H a m d en les Dodgers is sold out. done it so well that their com- mjnn s 62 "T Oiinir T oaiio tf kv ______Bnilns, rather than against Initiation. seconds, as they moved six RESULTS way Sunday, defeating the of the Celtics, came down from Howard Talbot Jr., treas­ 27 16 4 blned 2.16 goals against aver- calif OK lA ^ ^ ^ Eddie by some of the softer touches "That’s how vou find out Points ahead of the New York Phlladelidila 76ers 130-114 as the stands and sat on the bench urer of the National Base­ 17 ^ 10 ^ surprise" said Oliver, whose Bobby Winkles, who produced toe wh^^’s A rW ^d^ I Rangers In the East Division. Manchester’s Rec swimming they played toe last 26 minutes to offer any advice if it was age is second best in the St. Louis 17 Basketball Paced by Tommy Gun Riker team fared well Sunday after­ ball HaU of Fame and Mu­ league. ^ I ^ ^ three NCAA championship "You’ve gotta start some- was Impressed He handled Bucyk broke a 1-1 tie minus coach Tommy JHelns<*n. needed. It wasn’t. The Celtics, Phila. 14 NBA noon at Hamden High Scho(d’s seum, announced that no Worsley, at 42 one of the old- H einsohn, not particularly being run by Nelson and Tom more appUcatlons for tick­ 12 M 9 88 c^m^tafu^r ”’ Arizona where,” he^d. “There’s no himself very n4ll. I had con- midway through th^ period EASTERN CONFERENCE pool during toe AAU age group State, will coach with the Call- sense being nervous about it. fi^ence in the g;uy or I wouldn’t when he scored from 10 feet on NEW YORK (AP) — Uto-ranked basketball team the second half and I think MERCANTILE —^Tcny Vann known for his patience with of- Sanders with Heinschn gone, ets to toe Aug. 7 game at est players in any prcrfesslonal x, AnMien 13 33 6 32 Roussecui’ s goal cam e Atlantic Division m eet. sport, worked Saturday night ‘ mo- fornla Angels this year. You just go out there and do have thrown him hi.” a power play after St. Louis Here come South Carolina’s clouted No. 19 Northern BUneda we’re starting to find ourselves. 163-366, Gene Phaneuf 139-368, flcials, was given the old had things well under control, Doubleday Eleld here would Sunday’s Results ments aRer a Ranger pewer W. L. Pet. O.B. 83-72 Saturday night behind In the 10-year-cdd and under and so that meant that his part­ ------;______was penalized for too many Boston Gamecocks, loaded as usual. Everyone thinks that we should H enry M ichaud 136-361. R ohle heave-ho by referee Jack Mad- Boston led 68-63 at the half be accepted. The announce­ Mirniesota 1, New York 1, tie play failed. After Giacomin 37 18 .673 — class, Ann Manning was pec end ner would work in Sunday’s men on the ice. And the big shot is a tom­ Tcm Rlker’s 34-point blast. win by 26 or 30 points, but It’s GuiUotte 156, E d Rali^i 147-462- den with 2:37 remaining in the and pushed the lead to 99-86 m ent cam e less than 36 Boston 5, St. Louis 2 thwarted Harris, the New Y ork 30 21 .688 6 in toe 50-yard backstroke with televised matinee against the ‘Bobby Orr, who assisted field goal attempts Clarke 850, G eorge B arber 364, Sherri Hooperstead was second fcUowed that by shouting at the Cowens had 27 and Jo Jo White classic was Inaugurated In ~ l^CiiuiGSoto. Cleveland 16 36 .308 8% Louisville also dealt with a Bruins were still a man riio^t. Sports Slate |against Northern Illinois. John Aceto 366; In toe 50-yard freestyle at 28.6 referee: "Why don’t you call a 19. BUly Cunningham had 41 1940. _ football wlUi a quarterback. It’s Those biro talUes were all the Sanderson picked up the puck ■WESTERN CONFERENCE slowed-down game, although The biasing shot-making and Clair Manning was fifth in technical on (PhiladelfUiia points for the 76ers. more like in baseball with a scoring the toug^i checking at his blue line and beat Steph­ Midwest Division MONDAY net as exaggerate^ to beat ALLIED, MIXED—PhU Chak To Appeal Disqualification M ilwaukee 43 11 • _ gives him 34 of 43 in toe last toe same event, posting a 33.7 coach Jack) Ramsey some- The victory, Boston’s third in Joe Healey, New York Un- stiidTlT n. pitching staff that takes turns.” game produced. Minnesota had enson on a breakaway. .796 'W resttlng Missouri Valley Omference col­ 202. Gump is It Cesare’s turn Sunday most of the early opportunlUes tw o /jasaoB , a little better than tim e. time.” Goodbye Heinsohn, hello three days, extended its Atlan- versity track coach since 1957, ’ * betd ti^ubls crcftiiur C hicago 38 16 .717 4% East CatooUc a t Blast Hart­ league Bradley. > is tall the Rangers threw every and New York came on late but Phoenix 31 24 .664 12^4 80 per cent from the field. In toe 400-yard free relay for general manager Red Auer- tic Division lead to five games was elected track coach of 1971 and gangly. Gump is a wise- SAPPORO (AP) — Aus- “I can’t believe it,” said Dr. Olympics should be a contest of Boston coach Tom ford "We feel a team can’t stay FRIENDSHIP MIXED —BiU thing they had at D etroit 18 36 .340 24V4 WhUe McGuire boosted his g irls 11-12, M iss T ucker, M iss *>Ach. over the idle New York Knick- by the United States Track •him Giacomin and Maniago did the trian ski officials were pre- Narl Heinz Klee, president of all sportsmen with no regard "They were checking with'us physically,” said Louis­ A very 231-661, D ick W oodbury Auerbach, the former coach erbockers. cracker. Cesare approaches his especially after Murray. Oil- job. Pacific Division TUESDAY top gun hs-also awarded team Hopperstead,'Morlna Moyer and Coaches Association. business more seriously. One ^ to appeal the Federation, for color, race or wealth. pretty ^^,1. those goals ville forward R o a Tlunnas. 560, Bea M oquin 181-206-661, period goal tjed the "What were there, maybe 60 disoualification 'ryf^'K Los Angeles 44 7 .863 — BasketoaU superlatives. Miss Manning placed third with thino. .1_i vers third period goal tjed the What were there, may'be 60 Hiamia1i'fi.>ai'inn n f V a k I after the 33-year-old Schranz “if Mr. Brundage (IOC Presl- by Orr and Sanderson just ‘"niey. try to run with us, A lice M cCrea 186, D oris A very , thlng_ they share is that both sodllt* an otherwise shots in the game?”'^ said T Golden St. Manchester at Hall “This is toe second tre­ a time of 4:88.2. 33 20 .623 12 they’re going to get beat and if 477-486, Ruth W oodbury 196-466, ra 'r?" id^d? Eess“?^i^ce\y b“ ^‘Ssea^. "Sell, on^lwo ,^nt Austria’s former SmJKe ^f'toem ^ Seattle Bolton .at Cheney mendous .victory on the road 31 23 .674 14V4 they try to stall, they’re going Jean B artolom eo 181-60S, Tunxis C.C. vs. Manchester Houston 19 34 .368 26 trip,” exulted McGuire- "The to get beat.” M yrtle Whipple 462, Shirley Portland C.C. at Blast Catholic Fordham win was great, but beat them 4-2 Saturday night 12 43 .218 34 ’ Robert McAdoo scored 20 Pointer 461, Jean W oodbury 469, ------Olympic games. We’U launch any appeals 84-year-old Brundage had 0 lend when Larry Hornung Baiington at Somers this one was better. and Maniago was the difference to take action sccred his first goal cf the sea- Sunday’s Results points to lead fast-breaking C heryl T urcotte 468. ’ M ary More Sports that are possible against fhio this, -> tnreatened South Windsor at PlainvUle in Sunday’s tie. ogalnst any Olympic com- son early In the second period. B uffalo 99, Cleveland 98 ‘‘Northern Illinois is a tre­ North Carolina over Maryland’s Whipple 464, P egge Shelsky 464. You c a ll. We com e. added Klee. "Tbere’s no No. 1 here,” said peUtors, primarily skiers, who Fred Stanfield tied the score Phoenix 106, Atlanta 102 Rockville at Southington mendous basketball club. They tough Terrapins. On Next Page French ski officials also were Ixjs Angeles 163, Portland is i Bacon Academy at Ooyentry used every defense in toe book HAPPY HOLIDAYS Inez Maniago. "It’s not like in had broken Olympic regulations for the Bruins less than four "Maryland is a very dan­ That’s what the service business is all upset at the shocking ruling. Milwaukee lie, BalUmore 112 lUiam- at Portland Bablneau 127. M aurice Martel i>realdent of receiving paymente from minutes later. Don Marcotte and hurt us with their press in gerous team," said North Caro­ about. And that's the business we’re in R ifle the second half. They also had - commercial firms. tallied the Bruins’ final goal Boston 180, Philadelphia 114 lina Coach Dean iSmlto. “I the French Ski Federation, C hicago 109, Detroit 99 Middletown at Manchester toe home crowd advantage.” We’re on call 24 hours a day. Every day. called the decision “very deplor­ feared that Maryland would TOMORROW— 8 P.M. New Haven Quits Only games scheduled. W restling South Carolina earned its vic­ Of course it helps if the serviceman able" and demanded a meeting cut-rebound us, and they dld.< ABA Hell at Manchester tory before a noisy crowd of knows what to do when he gets there. Our of his group to discuss the They had a lot more poeses- Second G roup Boston and New York Home East Division WEDNESDAY 16,000 at C hicago Stadium in sltuaUon. slons but stitl we were able to servicemen do. They’re heating experts, W. L. Pet. O.B. Basketball the first game of a double- w in.” WEST HAVEN (A P ) — "I proposed^in St. Moritz to Kentucky 40 12 .789 Weaver at Blast CatooUc trained to take care of any heating emer­ header. Marquette, the natitm's Henry Wilmore scored 26 •LIVE! IN PERSON — The University o t New Ha­ both toe Austrians and toe Ger­ In American Loop Openers V irginia 31 22 .586 9% Swimming gency or problem. second-ranked club, defeated points, including eight straight mans that we should withdraw BOSTON (AP) — Detroit is sas City and Texas at Oakland, New Y ork 26 28 .481 16 Windham at Manchester wHhCHAMJI Non-emergency services? We offer ven has withdrawn from the Loyola o f C hicago 60-67 in the in a crucial second-half drive, O'CONNIU F loridians 21 32 .396 19^4 CHIEFS National Association of Inter­ Boston, BalUmore is at New all on April 11, and the Rangers THURSDAY second g;ame. to help Michigan stun Ohio those too. Winter Games if only one of .f at California April 14. Pittsburgh 20 32 .386 20 collegiate Athletics in hopes of our skiers is disqualified,’’ said Oakland is at Chicago games R ifle Top-ranked UCLA clobbered State, udilch was playing with­ Like automatic metered deliveries that’' Carolina 19 33 .366 21 Manchester at New London outmanned Notre Dame 67-32; VS. eliminating some tournament Mortel. “But they merely said and California Is at Minnesota, gcheduled, 19 fewer than last West Division out Injured Luke Witte and save you time and trouble. Burner service conflicts. FRID AY fourth-rated Louisville tripped Mark Wagar. EAGLES / and tune-up. And we have a budget pay­ It was a good idea and very April 6; but for toe first time In year, and 66 doubleheaders, In- Utah 86 18 .660 — Bradley 62-46; No. 6 North Athletic Director Donald Orm- Basketball Mike Stewart, toe No. 4 field laudable, but no declsioh was memory no one is at Washing- eluding 14 twi-lights, for toe Indiana 31 22 .586 4 Carolina smashed No. is Mary­ EASTERN STATES COUSEUM ment plan that spreads your fuel costs evenly over the months. rod said Saturday the univer­ reached.” ton for the opening day of the season. Dallas 26 82 .489 12 East CatooUc at St. Bernard’s goal percentage shooter in the ^972 land 92-72; M ichigan trim m ed WEST SP^GFTBLD, MASS. We can do more for you than just sell you clean, de- mm sity's dual membership for six D enver 21 29 .420 % Windham at Manchester country, scored 18 points to There have been reports that American League baseball sea- Each team will face toe five 12 No. 6 Ohio State 88-78; seventh- years with the NAIA and the St. Thomas Seminary at lead Santa Clara over Southern 3.00 • 4.00 • 4.60 • 6.00 — All Seats Reserved pendable, economical Mobil Heating Oil. Emergency or Schranz, who was preparing to goa. other clubs in Its division 18 M em phis 22 81 .416 18 ranked Southern Cal loet to Natiqnal Collegiate Athletic As­ Cheney OaJ. no. Give us a call. Any time. compete in his fourth Olympics, The old Weushington Senators Umes, nine at home and nine Sunday’s Results Santa Clara S3-7S; No. 9 Penn TICKETS NOW ON SALE sociation (NCAA) has caused No games scheduled Ellington at Blast Granby Corky Calhoun scored 24 was earning $40,000-380,000 a are the new Texas R angers and away, and w ill play a total of crushed Princeton 82-69; No. 10 h e ^ n g o i l "ccmflicts” In postseason play Bloomfield at South Windsor points as Penn moved into a tie year from his ski connections, they will host Kansas City 12 games with each clilb in toe Florida State clouted Florida COUSEUM BOX OFFICE and "It Is our attempt to alle­ RockvUIe at Atindsor Locks with Princeton for the ivy ’The Austrian did not deny opening day as toe league be- other division, Southern 84-63 and No. 16 10 A.M. to 5:80 P.M. — TUBS, thru SAT. viate this in the future." toem, but he contended he was gjna jts 162-game schedule. The The divisions have changed Squash ’Winner East Hampton at Coventry League lead and Ron King and n-HOUR SERVIGEI • PHONE 643-5135 Bolton at Portland Hawaii trounced Redlands 84-60 Otto Petty combined for 89 A source close to the athletic being punl^ed for a crime of move ends a tradlUon of having for this season, with Milwaukee in other top gam es. PLEN’TY OF GOOD SEA’TS S'HLL department said the NAIA has NEW HA E N (AP) _ Vinal Tech at Rham points to pace Florida State. ^ athletes are guilty. presidential (^ner In the na- shifting to toe East to make Marquette put on a full-court 11 tendency to arrange its tour­ The MetropoUtan New York ^ Swimming In other games No. 13 Brig­ AVAILABLE EVEN AS LATE AS “-^e Russians are subsidized tlon’s capital. room for Texas In the West. press to erase a seven-p<^t Moriarty Brothers nament competition before the Squash .(Association won toe a BrisM Central at Mancheater ham Young walloped Wyoming oil league schedule an- Atlanta wUl host the annual halftime disadvantage and toe 101-74; No. 14 M arshall de-. GAME TIME. NCAA. As a result, members all international athletes get nounced Saturday, Cleveland All-Star game July 26. The division of toe Howe Cup worn- SATURDAY Warriors had to scrap all the feated M orris H arvey 78-68; must either commit themselves help P*)e source or anoth- vrlll play at Milwaukee Ajurll 7. Yankees and Dodgers will meet en’s compeUUon this weekend B a s k e tb a ll FO R INFORMATION CALL 733-1118 WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! ^ U)e New Haven Lawn Club M attock C.C. vs. Manches­ way to beat Loyola’s upstarts. No. 16 Minnesota scored a 61-60. to NAIA competition or decline (AP photo) er, ne said. Other home openers will have In toe annual Hall of Fame WATCH ROIXBR DERBY IN COLOR ter C.C, at Bast CatooUc “We were fortunate to win,” victory over Iowa.; and No. 20 and take a chance of qualifying CHEER UP — Karl Schranz of Austria tries to cheer up fellow countrywoman "It’s an emphasis on toe Boston at Cleveland, New York game at Cooperstown, N.Y., ^ualh Women^; Oiaiuiel 40 — SAT. ft SUN. I B festUng said Mhrquette Coach Al Missouri turned back Oolcrado 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER for the NCAA events. Annemarie Proell after Schranz was disqualified from the Winter Olympics. wrong principle. I think toe at Detroit, CaUfornia at Kan- Aug. T. AssoclaUon finished second. Manoheoter at Windham McGuire. “We played well in 79-67. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., MONDAY^ JANUARY 81, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1972 Harney Has No Thoughs get the job done Of Rejoining Golf 1 Household Sorvfeos 13-A of it when they finished nine Help Wonted-Mole 36 Situations Wanted - Harney, vdio blrdled the final ' Irw in, 26, appeared to have of last week’s ’Tucson Open, Ca­ CLASSIFIED ADVER'TISING DEPT. HOURS SAN DIEGO (AP) — TWO handymen want a variety HORIZONTAL boring mill op­ Female 38 the tournament in his pocket nadian George Knudson, Dave holes. 8 A.M. to 4:30 PJd. Will sudden success lure hole for a one.strbke victory But Irwin bogeyed two of the of jobs. We also do. paper erator, sheet metal mechanic, when he inade the turn three Eichelberger and Bert YMcey WILL WATCH one or two chil­ appy over struggling young Hale Ir­ next three holes and dropped hanging, painting and ceiUng BERRY’S H Abs Paul Harney back to a full strokes in front. But he played followed at 279. first class only. Apply Tabco back into a tie with Harney COPY CLOSING t IME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV’T. w ork. 643-5305. dren while mother works. win, is a club pro in Sutton, the back nine in SO—including a Jack Nicklaus, who had won Mfg. Co., ’Tunnel Rd., Vernon. shot at the rich pro golf when he three-putted from 10 Have a license. Call 649-8024. Mass., and now plays mly disastrous three-putt bogey on five of six starts going into this 4:80 P.M. DAT BEFORE PinUOATION tour and its $7.5 million in feet on the 18th, m issing the GOVE’ S, F ix lt Service — appU- CONSTRUCTION Laborers. Ap- about 10 tcumaments a year. the 16th—and slipped to a par one, was w ell back at 288, tied Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4 :80 p.m. Friday ance repairs, saws sharpened, ply Alco Development Corp., purses up for grabs this He was on the tour on a fuU- 72 and 276. He won $17,100. with Takashi Murakami, the second from 18 inches. R.N. DESIRES position, 8:30 to "It was a shock,’ ’said Irwin, lawn mowers sharpened and 1 Court St., Rockville. year? time basis for almost a decade "He deserved to win it more crewcut little Japanese golfer repaired, e tc. Call 646-6020. 3, no weekends. Call 649-8952. who stared at the ball in frus­ "No,” said Uie smiUng g n y - before taking the Job at. Pleas­ than I did," Irwin said of Har­ who had a share of the lead at PLEASE READ YOUR AD RESPONSIBLE woman, will haired 42-yearK>ld veteran' who ant 'Valley Qolf Club. ney. the end of 86 holes. Lee Trevino tration and dismay for a mo­ MAINTENANCE ®*ff**®*® w “Want Ada" are taken over the phone as a give excellent care to your collected $80,000 for his victory Harney, vdio hadn’t w T raete n 5 m ates. C all after 3 p.m . 643- 6 p.m . A ll benefits. E ast Hart- after 6 p.m ., 644-1317. In otoer events toe Pa­ In toe nightcap. Assumption In toe usiml m anner. 1642. HoIS(daw trailers. 643-2363. HOT W ATER furnace, 77,000 Vermont, 68-52. the closing minutes for its five- each for their second-place tie. 2804. ford location, 2852736. triots’ Bud EIw^ placed nipped St. Francis is toe closest 1969 FORD, half ton, 4-speed, JANITORS — Part-time, morn­ Btu, com plete, $60. convec­ W esleyan won a 68-59 squeak­ point victory margin after third In toe hl$^ Jump. The posl-tractlon, custom cab. Ex­ MASONRY, low out of season ALUMINUM sheets used as tors. Built-in bath tubs, lava­ gam e o f toe season, 66-84. Jerry J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom WOMAN wanted to manage ings and evenings. Manches­ er against Amherst, Fairfield being ahead only 74-78. winning height reached was cellent condition. Camper cap. prices, all types o i stone, and printing plates. .009 thick, 23x tories, cabinet sinks, alumi­ Suntava and Pete Brazdlonis decorating. Interior and ex­ home, living quarters avail­ ter, East Hartford area. 645 jolted Boston University 71-56, Hartford’s Peter Egan led all 0’6^ by Skip Bigelow of Crusaders Injured Lost and Found $1,800. 876-0800. concrete work. Replaster and 36 ", 26 cents each or 5 fo r $1. num com b in a tl(« doom . 643- p aced Assum ption wrlto 17 and terior, papertianglng, fully in­ able. Call 6458890. 5691 3 to 6 p.m. only. and New Haven trounced host scorers with 22 points sind Leu New .London. WORCEJSfTER, M ass. (A P ) — Improve your cellar now. Call 643-2711. 2466 evenings, 643-1442. 13 points. ’The losers’ Dan Gil- sured. For free estimates, call Jersey City State 85-69. 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TO ENROLLED MEIABERS OF weighs 160 pounds, he is an 2. Ed Bujaucius, Art Johnson, ’The second game saw Wap­ NOTICE BU’s apparent scoring blocking of senior co-captaln ji^ ®n'y two naUve Samoans in to^ Qualifying rounds in the ping ‘A ’ defeat Emanuel, 88-31. HARLEY DAVIDSON Business Service 26 THE DEMOCRATIC PARTTf during toe last nine minutes to Akin, successfully opened its Derby League on their Army veteran who signed his Defending champions seeded Fred McCurry and Dom De- Announcements 2 45-40 Park St., N ear Main, Roofing - Siding 16 SEWING machine operators, OF THE TOWN OF TOLLAND, TG ENROLLED MEMBERS OF annutd Manchester Town into head-to-head rolling are Rich Westbrook netted 17 points first pro derby contract in Jan- Hartford, Coi S’TEPS, sldewsilks, stcnie walls, apply Cobar Co.. 77 milard CONNECTICUT: THE DEMOCRATTC PARTY pull away to victory. ’The ^o defense of the Little Three UUe, ^ Men’s and Women’s Duck- George Pelletier and Joan Ur- Dominicls, all veterans of tour­ followed closely by Bob Spllka RESERVE NOW! New banquet AL LAPLANT—Siding, roofing, 5, 6454523. were tied at 54-54 when toe Plo- edging Amherst 63-59 The 6-6 ^ handful uary 1970. 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Position re­ pressive 142-116 victory over nel’s Dan Issel. scored 20 points, while New five weeks of toe regular sea­ w ork. 643-6341. able business investment prop­ Auto Wash. For interview caU torow it when he’s behind toe yer in training at West Palm automatic, power brakes, pow­ quires working with figures toe West Division squad In toe Issel, a farmer University of York’s Barry led the squad in son because of a virus around I ITiUST you, so why not trust erty, terms. We have buy­ 6456464, 289-0266. batter on toe 2-0 and 3-1 counts. Beach this spring he will see an er steering, radio, air-condi­ and calculator, all fringe bene­ American Basketball Associ- Kentucky star; made It a game rebounds with 12 and in assists his heart and military dqty. He Lee’s Maintenance Service to ers for profitable business, "Late last season I saw Improved pitcher. “He has ar- tioner, OTie owner. $900. Call fits. Apply in person. W. G. atlcm’s AU-Star game Saturday dominated by Kentuckians. He with eight. hit w tiy .200 over toe last half keep those carpets, floors and Millinery. investment, and manufactur­ REAL ESTATE Career — Join Moret in Boston vtoen I was rived,” says Lopat, a special 647-1260. a progressive, active MLS Glenny, C o., 336 North Main scouting toe Red Sox and in assignment scout for toe night. of the season. windows samtary clean. Of­ Dressm ^ing 19 ing properties. Call Acme 649- Good paying "He’s been just great since Realtor. Members Manches­ St. one game he relieved he struck Expos. Hebner’s bat, however, come fices re'ascnable rates. Call 2860 in strict confidence. we finished a tough' stretch of LADIES’ dresses, suits, wed­ ter, Vernon and Hartford out 10 men in seven, innings. "Strohmayer pitched about to life ’In toe National) League 1964 R IVE RIA fo r parts. Call .anytim e 1-7456782. EARN $1.85 hourly, plus bonus three consecutive games ding gowns and veils, all cus­ Boards. B\>r a confidential in­ Just before I returned from San HO innings this winter which is playoffs against toe San Fran­ servicing ^ ller Brush custom­ af^ainst Virginia and one 646-6476. tom made. Some alterations. Private Instructions 32 terview, call Ralph Pasek, 285 opportunities at Juan, Moret had a 13-1 record about as much as he pitched all cisco Giants, when he stroked ers. No experience or invest­ against Kentucky In four nights Grid Trade Shock SNOW Plowing,' residential and Reasonable prices. 6451183. 7476, 742-8243. and led toe league with a 1.68 last season In toe majors. Ife’ll a home run to give toe Bucs a ment required. Call between 6- at toe end of December,”, com m ercial. 646-1684. Y(X tA exercises for firming earned run average. He’s a be ready to go in toe early ex- 2-1 win and a 2-1 lead in the 1964 RAiMBLER, fa ir condition, 7 p.m . 643-0472. added Meschery. "IBs shooting and toning your body, diet WE KNOW what we are looking Dunkin’ Donuts best-of-flve series. In toe World $126. 742-6004. SNOW PLQWING, commercial real fine prospect, only 22 hlbltlon games beginning In and his rebounding have been Moving ~ and hutrition. Instructions by for. Do you? Will interview un­ years old.” March. He’s a husky six-footer Series, he clouted a three-run and residential. Reasonable til we find the right ambitious, AIANAGEIR TYainees — $75 sensational.” 7o70 VOLKSWAGEN, 2-door Trucking - Storage 20 Korean teacher. Day and eve­ To Deacon Jones hom er In toe Bucs 11-3 loss In rates. Also available as a weekly salary plus bonuses. No Immediate opportunities. Here's a chance for Lopat worked with Strohma- and Mily 26. Boto were In full evidence In sedan, four-speed, radio, white­ ning classes. Phone Tlie Work­ career-minded person. Attrac­ toe second game and scored the back-up rig. Call 646-3467 or MANCHESTTIR — Delivery - tive, respimslble. Hours flexi­ experience or investment re­ toe ABA’ s fifth All-Star game, wall tires. Low mileage. Excel­ shop, 646-8828. you to become a member of the Dunkin’ tying run In toe crucial fourth 647-9304. quired. Car necessary. BYller played before a record crowd LOS ANGELES (AP) — To quarterbacks facing: the lent. $1,600. 649-8848.______light trucking and package de­ ble, fringe benefits. Small in­ Dpnuts family . . . the largest and best known Series game, as the Pirates livery. Refrigerators, washers vestment for big income. Call Brush. C'Etil between 5-7 p.m. c f 16,788 and -watched by a na­ Los Angeles Rams, the departure of David “ Deacon” tied toe Series two - games coffee and donuts chain in the world. Interest­ Virginia Wade Scores Upset AUSTTN-HEALY Sprite, 1962 LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also and stove moving, specialty. Help Wanfed-Fenrale 35 M r. M iller, 232-3880. 643-0472. tional televisitm audience. Jones will be a relief. To Jones it’s a shock. apiece and went on to win It all. convertible. Good running con­ moving large appliances. Folding chairs for rent.- 645 ing work. Pleasant people. Good salaries and Overshadowing the gahie’s "That hurt me. I’m in ------;— Hebner, a Norwood, Mass., COMPTOMH5TBR operator — dition. $226. Phone 640-2618. Burning barrels delivered. $4. 0762. benefits. By Defeating F rancoise Durr more heralded centers such as shock,’’- toe veteran defensive The coach, who helped nego- native, and Blass both were 644-1776. East of the river, experienced, 7-foot-2 rookie Artis Gilmore of end said Saturday after learn- tlate toe trade, praised Jones honored by the Boston Baseball good benefits, free parking. HINGHAM, Mass. (AP) - set at 2-3, but cam e back by Kentucky and veterems Zelmo Ing of toe trade that sent him as "a legend In his own time,’’ Writers’ Assn, last week. Never a fee. Salary to $116. breaking Miss Durr’s service in to the San Diego Chargers but also lauded Staggs and Virginia Wade o i England has Beaty of Utah and Mel Daniels Helmer is not the only “big H««rtcldS.rvlcwl3.A » R ita G irl, 99 East O n te r St., Right now, we need Hostesses. toe sixth game and then run­ of Indiana, toe towering along with two other players added, "If we are as fortunate CEILING specialist — expert M anchester, Conn. 646-3441. ( RNs AND LPNs ) scored her second major tennis name” added to the head-table WASHING machine repaira, n in g off four games in succes­ McDanleM hit 11 of 16 field goal for linebacker Jeff Staggs and in drafting as we were lost list for too dinner, already a OPEL GT, 1969, and snowmo- workmanship. One ceiling or Apply between the hours of 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.,' victory in four weeks. RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, sion. attempts and grabbed 11 three draft choices. year, this trade not only helps seUout. -Alliance , President bUe, Boto in excellent condi- all yj)ur ceilings repaired and ’TYPIST — L ocal opening, 60 Maytag. Reasonable rates. ( ALL SHIFTS ) Monday, January 31. Miss Wade defeated M iss Durr, who won $2,300 rebounds In only 20 minutes. His reaction matched that of us immediately but assures us tlubJlo High 0778 . tions. Never a fee. Saisiry $96. THirnplke, next to Stop and paid insurance program, sick pay, 2 weeks paid 000 V irginia Slims W omen’s In­ ning four of toe next five close game. With 8:13 remain­ veteran and seven-time All-Pro, The Chargers figured that track coach Llndy Remlgtoo 1967 CHEVY, good running con­ Rita Girl, 99 East Center St., Shop. 648-4913, 647-1719. RICHARD E. MARTTN. FuU DUNKIN' door Championship. Earlier games and taking a 6-4 lead ing, the East was clinging tena­ a$ still a peerless defensive they had the better of the trade and former University of Con­ dition, $860. Inquire 6452628 M anchester, Conn. 646-3441. vacation, 8 paid holidays and overtime. professional painting service, this month she won toe Austral­ Miss Wade came back and wor ciously to a 106-102 lead. Then player despite Injuries which for toe present. Besides Jones, necticut coach, Sumner Dole; after 6 p.m. ______REWEAtriNO of burns, moth- interior-exterior. Free esti­ WINTER vacations are fun. ian Open toe next three games, however McDaniels scored cn two spec­ slowed him last season. they got reserve running back plus Patriots’ Houston Antwlne DONUTS 19t0 FORD Squire station holes, zippers repaired. Win­ m ates, fully Insured. 649-4411. ’Take (me this winter. Avon Meadows Convalescent Center Miss Wade, deeded fourth in capturing toe title. tacular stuff shots and Pitts­ But the trade was in line with L«e White, and backup tackle a defensive tackle, and defen­ wagon,, radio, automatic trans- dow shades made to measure, 383 BIDWELL ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. j ‘HI THERE, SHORTIE’ — Fred Wilcox, a seven- burgh’s George Thompson toe ycuUi movement that ac- Greg Wojclk, in exchange for earnings can take your family toe tournament, combined an In toe doubles cempetition. sive back Darryl Johnson, Holy misalon, power steering, power all size Venetian blinds. -Keys INSIDE ^-outside painting. Spe­ to fun in the sun or snow. Be 646-2321 ^ 335 CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER foot one and one-half inch photographer from Colo­ stuffed In another basket, trig­ companied Tommy Protbro Staggs, their second-round pick Cross basketball coach Jack effective ground game and a Miss Wade and Rosie Casals of brakes, al^condltioned. A made while you wait. Tape cial rates for people over 65. an AvSan Francisco defeated Miss lumnry car. $2,196. A fter 6 racorders for rent, Marlow’s Call my competitors, then call in your spare time. It’s fun, m itt^, gets acquainted with Hiroko Kamioka, his cf toe way. as head cbach of the Rams a second and third picks next the New York Yankees’ admin­ 800 first prise. Durr and Judy Dalton of Aus­ p,m., 6451861. 867 M ain St., 649-6221. me. Estimates given. 6457863. too. Call 2854992. That's the difference! She trailed early in toe first tralia, 3-6, 6-2, 7-6. Japanese interpreter, at Sapporo, Japan. AP photo McDaniels, who led Western year ago. year. istrative staff. PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,.'MA^ICHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 81,1972 MANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN 72 Houses For Sale 72 Apartments - Fkits - THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Houses For Sole How l >0, Sol* 72 Hornet For Soh 72 Hoont For M o 72 Houtot For Soto 72 Out of Town Tenements A3 FEROUSON r d . — 2 new Gar- MANCHESTER — West side, 4- MANCHESTER — Choice loca For 5ole 75 Offered by the risen OBonlals yn.room, nioHf*rustic ADVERTISING TO STAS AFTER SCHOOL ] MV mother cah 60M E O H E I DIO IT time by iq;>pointment. Call ond floor, 270’ lot. Hutchins child - B artleit R ealtors, 742- - 5:i <8) Bis VaUey (C) DELUXS one-bedroom apart­ MANCHESTER - Vernon line. a g e n c y family room . with old brick IT ’S TIME ( S r i firIream of Jeaanle (C) Burnett’s Confidets ^ TO HELP ME WrTH«« Pic k ME UP PLEASE TARE LAST, Starkweather ocmatruotion, Agency, 649-6824. To choose the color tor this 0786, 669-1744, 048-7887. (80) H o s a a ’a H e ro e i (C) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ment, wall-to-waU carpeting 'Eight-room, Garrison Colonial, fireplace wall. Beautifully land­ Vanilla Extract Super l a t e r ? O U TTH E NIGHT,' HORSE LOVERS — 7-room 646-6888. lovely 7-room Cape, now (M) 1 Love Lacy 8 AJU. to 4:30 P.M. throughout, complete appli­ 2V6 baths, family room, 4 bed­ *26,000 — LARGE 8 - bedroom scaped wooded lot. Owner, BOLTON - COVENTRY Line. 6 :8* (8) Orasnet (C) GARBAGE! Raised Ranch. 8 years old with 048-9270. under construction in South ( f t ) H o c a n ’a H e ro e a 40count ances, vanity bath. Centrally rooms, double garage. Only AIANCHBSTBIR — 4 bedrooms, Ranch, fireplace, aluminum Immaculate 6H-room Rahch. (88) OUllgan’a lalaad_____ (C) 2 07 cathedral ceilings In Uvlng room Farms. Three twin-size bed­ (44) News, Weather A Sports bottle PkR. located. )175. mmithly. R. D. *87,600. Hayes Agency, 646- central location, quiet' strekt swing, large wc^ed n b W 6-room Colonial, eat-ln Oarage, fireplace, acre lot. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. and dining room, 2-car garage, rooms, formal dining room, 6:6A O f What’s Happening (C) 4 3 »l-39 Murdock, 648-^2. 0131. near school, newer kitchen, Realtors, wtehen, range and refrigera­ F71A no money down. Pasek 6:S0 O-S-n) News — Weather and 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PimUCATION family room, two-stall horse good condition, nice yard. On­ family room off kitchen with R ealtors, MLS, 289-7476, 742- Sports (C) Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.m. Friday ' MANCHESTER — M ain Streiat MANCHESTER bam and corral on well treed tor, formal dining room, large fireplace and patio. \M (18) WOd Wild West ly *28,900. H ayes A gency, 646- 8243. (SC) To TeU the Truth 43* seats recently upholstered Hilliard St. Three rooms, fully M anchester 649-6806 schools. Itigh 80s. bath, aluminum storms, cellar, *84,900. H ayes A gency, 646- E. Robertson, Realtor, 648- (18) Movie it,” say users of Blue Lustre avocado - gold naugahyde carpeted,_ complete appll- ness. Ten rooms, 2V4 baths, garage, covered patio .Trees, 6968. (8) Here’s Lacy (C> 0181. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor (8-14) Movie for cleaning carpet. Rent elec- tweed. Ideal for kitchen as ances, s’hadesT gen ets "cl^- mrs.jahet mmiUBz MANCHESTER — Modem 3- modem kitchen with bullt-lns. bus. Hutchins Agency, Real­ (C) 4^ ... *4 frOaA CVlA«>- «• m . * O (32-34) Movie (C > trie shampooer, $1. The Sher well as form al area. 644-8406. Ce*J-KAL bedroom Colonial, new vinyl Two large enclosed porches, 2- tors, 649 6324. ' MANCHESTER — Immaculate VERNON — Five-room Ranch (3) Doris Day Show (C) Nabisco ets, heat, hot water, parking, ______I.OH.~AHrt|hl5n___ (18) Candid Camera Mo(jess wln-Williams Co. basqment storage. Near shop­ . • 1973 bf UnUid FaHw* iyndlMtt. It>c. siding, storms, fireplace, car garage. KEITH 8-rooin Raised Ranch with 3 Lots For 5a1e 73 with screened porch, country POUR CHROME chairs with (3) Sonny A Cher Comedy Super Mint Sandwich ping and churches *175 per large treed lot, convenient lo­ MANCHESTER — Garrison Co­ Mg hedromns, 2M baths, for- a n d o v e r kitchen, with beamed ceiling Hoar (C) table, golf bag and clubs, roll- CAPE—7 rooms, first floor fam­ REAL ESTATE Overlooking lake, (8-44) ABO News Special (C) month. Call Peterman Real- cation. Bel Air Real Eistate, lonial with front-to-back living mal dining room and sunny and brick wall, large living 11'•07 Fuel and Feed 49-A a-way bed, 20" fan. All In gcod ily room, modem kitchen with 646-4126 649-1922 *2,600. B olton — beach rights (18) Bariford Talk-In (C). 24 count Apartments - Flats - Business Locations Out of Town 643-9332. room, country kitchen, dining living room, large kitchen with room, two or three bedrooms, (3-923-30-44) News — Weath­ pkg 'to r, 649-9404. Owner m anaged. dishwasher, dining room cen­ *2,100. C oventry, IM acres, *6,- pkg SEASONED Firewood, *3.96 ______condition.______643-0196. room, firaplaced-famlly room, built • Ins, fireplaced - family electric heat, beeich privileges. er And Sports (C) 89* 58' Tenements 63 For Rent 64 For Rent 66 tral location, *24,500. MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- 000. Tolland, a cre, *4,000. (18) Connecticat Beport (C) MANCHESTER — Combination 8 bedrooms, one full and two room, 2-car, garage. Excellent T reed lot. *22,600. 876-8167, (8) Man From U.N.C.L.E. residential and business block, room Ranch, on a hlgrb and Hayes A gency, 646-0181. “ The Apple-A-Day Affair” ton ^ms. hX'Sot wa^ THREE room heated apart- FOR LEASE — approximately ROCKVILIaE — Three - rx>om TEN ROOM contemporary half baths, 2 beautifully finish­ buy. Wolverton Agency, Real­ ______872-2022. R ow e Sc Rowe. '______cabinet, like new, hems, but- r^nge, refrigerator, parking, nient, t—second ------floor.- Stove, re- 1,800 square feet. Ideal for pro- apartment with wim nnai, heat, «ui hot wa- 8-room single family home, wooded lot, country-slse kitch­ ed basement rooms, 2-car ga­ (32-34) Tonizht Show J o h n » Ranch with 3-room studio apart; tors, 649-2818. Carson (C) store and apartment. Excel­ en, formal dining room, den e a s t HARTFORD —Wonder- (8-44) Dick Cavett Show (C) Sunshine SEASONED firewood, cut and Adults, no pets. Available Feb- frigerator. Near bus line, no fessional offlees, comblnaUon ter, stove and refrigerator, llv- ment or in-law suite, over 1% rage. Wolverton Agency, Real­ cludlng one waterfront, total- Squibb split to length, dump-truck ruary 1st., desirable locatimi. Security. Available office and warehouse space, Ing room paneled and carpet­ lent investm ent, *36,900. Hayes and 2 bedrooms, fireplace in tors, 649-2818. MANCHESTER — Spacious 6 6 room s, IM 12:25 (3) StartIme (C) acres of land with a view, red­ Ing over 6 a cres. Only *11,600. 1:84 (8) Local Naavs Headlines Mallo puffs load, *25, half a load, *16. Call 643-0973, 643-7796. F ebruary 1st, after 6 p .m .. 646- e tc., general business zone, ed. *136. S ecurity deposit re- A gency, 646-0131. living room, att^hed garage. room home. Bowers School, baths, full cellar, conveniently (84) News A HIzn Off 1C) Mineral Oil wood construction. Large ther­ *82,600. Wolverton Agency, Re- MANCHESTER —Many featur- Northeast R ealty, 668-7907. (44) Prayer A Slfn Off (C) ifte r 6. 643-9504. ______™<>«« tor expansion, ample qulred. adulte only, ^ pets. rec room, new furnace, ga­ located. Owner selling, *23,900. 16 oz and dem onstrate. Call 622-0476 FTVE-ROOM, 3-bedroom apart- *29,000 SPOTLESS Raised mopane windows. altors, 649-2813. 1:23 O ) • News — Prayer A Sian • .1 1 « I. .1 parking, located in Bolton be- parking for Playinz Onitar with Fred er range with double oven, like Dougan, Realtor, 640-4535 o r Main St. Phone 643-4846. and 2M upstairs, den, kitchen ^one lot In Manchester. *6,600. Noad B (C) Kitchen range, heat, adults 646-1021. KR jLINGTON, Vermont, chalet Immaculate condition. Beau­ with pride, flreidace, inter­ I Free-For-AU (C 84 07 new, 643-6303. Immaculate 6^ room Ranch. tifully landscaped grounds. andUvtagwm with fireplace. ^ H arm on A gency. 648-7900. only. No pets. Excellent condi­ FIRST - FLOOR office space, sleeps 8, fleldstone fireplace, Garage, large breezeway. Built- garage and a deep treed lot, com, ovenAed 2-car ga­ The Way of the Cross Church pkg Garden - Farm - MANCHESTER — Royal Arms centrally located, parking, *60 fully carpeted, kitchen with rage. Many desirable ex­ of Christ of Hartford holds ’»s 36* tion. *160 p er month. 643-7166. In kitchen, carpetihig. Acre lot. CAPE—8 room s and enclosed Same-Look *27,000. W olverton A gen cy, R e­ MANCHESTER — AA zme, gospel service In CPTV studio. *1.39 two - bedroom Townhouse monthly. 643-1111. dishwasher and bar. Weekly tras. Lavishly landscaped 7:84 OeaemI Assembly Preview Daily Products SO Wearing Appoiwl - Raised hearth fireplace. Only porch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, Soft Cape altors, 649-2818. 120’ frontage, city w ater, sew­ 636 CENTER ST. 4H -room du­ apartmento. Fully equipped ------or week end rates. 875-1667. lot with trees and view! 8:44 Special ofthe Week (C) *26,000. VA assum able m ort­ er and gas, prestige location. "Burveillance and Privacy"— BUY your potatoes direct from Furs 57 plexes, IH baths, all appll- kitchen, 1% baths, wall-to-wall OFFICES or stores. Home Im- *23,900. Asking *28,760. Plan to see Is tentative title of public af­ gage. FHA no money down. MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom Call Peterm an R ealtor, 648- Cheer the---- potator ------warehouse,------comer------I AT-vrii’Cl Hroaci onnl hrnum hoii fUlly Carpeted, tWO air- throughout. uuvugnuui. «zio.*216. sinueErnie v»a-Ga- provement showrooms, truck- _ Ranch, large backyard, excel­ it today! fairs report examining Amer­ Cascade BOUIDER RD. — Privacy on 9404. icans' right to privacy and Buckland Rd. and Tolland cmditioners, heat, hot water, briele, 644-2525, D.J. Henry Co. Ing. tractor constructifm equip- HOUSOS F o r 72 over 1% acres. Custom Co­ lent condition, only *22,900.______growing practice of surveil­ Dishwashing Powder Laundry Detergent Tpke. As low as 60 lb. for *1. ™ ® ^ sound prooflng, storage and ------ment, mobile homes. Bolton C. B. GOVANG lance by law enforcement lonial, rec room, special in­ Call John Schultz, 1-677-1916. BOLTON LAKE — Attractive 646-8248, 644-1464. parking. On bus line. Near CHURCH ST. — 4 room s, first- Notch, 1-84 at dobr. V isual lo-. QUALITY -PLUS HERE PASEK R ealtors, agencies, the government and terior, 2-car garage. Wolcott Real Estate, 568-8200. treed waterfront lot, approxi­ rlvate organizations. 20 oz c 49 oz 7220 after 6 p.m . s h o p i ^ . Starting a t *200. flo o r old er 2 - fa m ily house, cation, 1-228-4480. Owner designed and built this 648-9674, 872-4166, 876-9620 9:84 gtokowski in Rehearsal pkg 289-7476 R ealtors MLS 742-8243 mately 60x190’, second lake, *7- (C) pkg 85* 4-bedroom, 3% bath home. So WEiST side — McKinley Street, Part n 43 ------— ------AvaUable March 1st. Phone near Center and churches, ~ - - — - ^ . MANCHESTER — Investment 000. B y owner, 648-9224. COUNTRY setting, 6 - room 14:44 TBA Household Goods 51 Warned - To Buy 58 Charles PonUcelU, 64»-0644. heat included, adults pre- FIVE-ROOM Aprtment .offices m ^ extras tt Is Imposriblq to NEW LISTING — Henry St. property, grossing over *8,000 custom flve-rcxxn Ranch n ea r ______14:84 Book Beat (C) npusenwra a i wwniwn iw n o ______terred, no pets. References combination, heat, hot watbr, Ust them. 8,200 square feet of Ranch, view of surrounding "The Game of Faces” — By Area. Immaciilate Cape, 7 yearly. Asking *49,500. completion, maintenance free TOLLAND Large wooded hills, 3 bedrooms, dead end Ladislas Farago. CLEAN, used refrigerators, HOUSEHOLD lets — Antiques, WE HAVE customers waiting and security required. *140 a private bath, alricondltioning, Uvlng space, brick and rooms, wall-to-waU. Fireplace. exterior. Anderson thermo lots, off Old Stafford Rd. Start­ street. Only *23,900. H ayes ranges, automatic washers. bric-a-brac, locks, frames, ^°r the rental of your apart- month. Call 8-6 dally, 649-4522. carpeting, ground floor loca^ aluminum exterior, large rear Dash Hudson Iticely treed yard. Walk to all W e NEED LISTINGS windows, two-zone hot water ing at *2,600. Builders’ close­ A gency, 646-0181. with guarantees. See them at glassware. We buy estates, "lent or home. J. D. Real Es------tion, parking. Apply Marlow’s, porch, 8-car garage. Listed In schools. Mid 20s, worth it. NOW! “Thinking of. Sell­ g a s heat, \M batiu, fireplace, out. Meyer Agency, Realtors, Laundry Detergent ASSORTED TOILET TISSUE roll'of 50053 ' B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Village Peddler, Auctioneer, ^te Associates, Inc., 648-6129. ______| ------867 M ain 8 t„ 649-5221. low fifties and well vmrth It. Baptists Laud B elflore A gency, 647-1418. ing your property?” Call alldtag glass doors from kitch­ 648-0609. IBABT H artford — *28,900. Six- ASSORTED NAPKINS ’“ {J®"* 2 lor 3 1 ' Main St. Call 643-2171. 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. d b s i r a b LE 4 rooms, second Minutes to the parkway. T. J. en to sun deck. Walking dis­ room Colonial. Alumbium sid­ 49 oz TODAY! Marcus Welby ASSORIED POLY NAPKINS 37 c Crockett, R ealtor, 648-1677. WARANOKE Rd. —Custom tance to bus, store, church. _ — ------ing, new furnace, large lot. p kg 30” GAS stove, Glenwood, top WANTED — antique furniture, floor, heated, electric stove. Houses For Ront 65 73* built Cape in Ideal location. U pper X’». Builder, Itobert OlIF Of TOIfll Hutchins Agency, Realtors, stove, griddle, deluxe, *98. Call glass, pewter, oil paintings or monthly. Security, 649- THREE - ROOM furnished vwnvnui------Z------7~ MANCHESrriiR Drive by, our sign is on the The Radio and Television Samuelaon, 6490466. For Sale 75 6496824. after 4, 649-6996. other antique items. Any quan- IW® between 6-7 p.m. apartment, utilities. Employed i____ « W H ITE & BRITE property. T. J. Crockett, Real­ PHILBRICK Commission of the Southern *26,900 buys this four-bed­ ------tlty. The Harrisons, 648-8709, i Ttfoi; person. «® children or pits, i®“ *’ tor, 643-1677. MANCHESTER area — Atten­ NORTH COVENTRY — 6%- VERNON Baptist Convention have named Gain Ivory SEWING MACHINE - 1971 zlg- les Oakland Street. parking. 272 Main St. room Cape with two-car ga­ tion gratlemen farmers, 8- zag^, unclaimed layaway, bal- —————— Deluxe one^bedroom apart- ... references. $260 monthly. room Cape. Garage, fireplace. ABC and the producer of ‘‘Mar­ Detergent rage. New roof, all alum­ MANCHESTER — Large 8H- AGENCY room custom built Oolonlal- DEERFIELD DR, AREA Liquid Detergent ance *41.85.' Singer . zig-zag,------Including appliances, IMMEDIA’TELY available, 8- Hayes Agency. 646-0131. inum siding, gutters and room C olonial, 2Vi baths, two White aluminum siding. Wood­ cus Welby, IM.D.’’ recipient of Cape, 2 baths, 2 acres, out- ed 2 acres with a brook. Pos­ 32 oz originally over *300, now only D h a ih c W l t h n i i t IIm m m I RO alr-condlUonlng, carpets, *167. room furnished apartment, cen- ■ awnings. Quiet side street, fireplaces, double garage, alu­ bulldtaga. H ^ e s A gen cy, 646- $29,900. the "Distinguished Communica­ 84 oz *46.86. Singer Touch and Sew, ROQ"** WlHlOUf BoarO 59 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, tral, parking, rental *166. close to evaiything. Call J. minum siding, huge lot. Exec­ sibilities of an extra lot. Large tions .Award" for the show’s pkg bottle REALTORS 0181. One-owner bM room L- *1.39 79* *48.60. All guaranteed, easy THE THOMPSON House — Cot- R ealtor, 648-4636. •- m onthly includes heat and elec- * , McLaughlin for appMnt- utive area. Heritage House, country kitchen. Only *28,600. high entertainment quality, ta- shaped Ranch, wall-to-wall term s. 622-0931, dealer. af nanti-piiv i/v>at«ii r r n r z — :::------:------: tricltv. C all 643-1111. M r. Lind- fl??* W- Dougan, ment. 846-2482. Y T iirlf’ ORIGINAL owner etters this FHA, no money down. Pasek tegrity, honesty, and "Us com­ tage St.. centrauy located q u i e t three-room apartment ^ carpeting in large fire- well built and well maintained R ealtors, MLS, 289.7476, 742- mitment to a poeitive recog­ large, pleasantly /u fj^ ed first floor of twcwfamlly • • • • placed living room and din­ JOHN buys and sells used fur- r«Qii aao.9Rrb — — "* ------” ------■' ------NEW LISTING 646-4200 S-bedroom Ranch home, 2 full ______8248. nition of the highest potential in Gerber Downy nlture, appliances. 479 Middle “ home. Two blocks from bus TWO-ROOM furnished apart- B&iW s m a l l ing room, most efficient fireplace, ca ip e^ , noupE 6 area — North Coven- m an ." Fabric Softener Tpke. east. Open afternoons. ^egt°ratM^^ permanent shopping center, *110 ment, stove, refrigerator. 0|it of Town BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. M anchester 7-room Ranch, MEDIUM kitchen (buUt-tas), 8 bed­ Mixed Cereal Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, m onthly, no pets. Call 649-1463. heat, hot w ater. A pply M ar- Manchester F'arkade dpacioua Uvlng room, 8 good »c» ZONE comer lot property LARGE S^**R l£rmml A^mv^’e^ “®'^ 3-bedroom, Split rooms, one bath plus second For Rent 66 sized h^drooms, separate family i large rooms, r^ t. R. Harmon Agency, 646- ^eygi^ baOiz, fireplace, ga- unfinished. Central alr-con- Another gome show 33 oz untll 9 p.m ., 646-5823, 646-7679. LADIES only— Furnished room d e l t b c E 2 - bedroom— awut- ______M anchester 649-6806 bottle room, dining room and kitchen, Good for office space. Call 649- ______rage, treed lot, *20,900. Hayes dttiontag, set well back on “ Split Second,” an exciting 2 pkgs s J 77* COLONIAL wing back sofa, 84” ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, ------HEBRON — Wall St., 4-room ^------r heated c^artment including ANCITOSTOR 7 - car ga- attached garage, fireplace, car- 9^15 A gency, 646-0181, large well landscaped plot fast-paced question-and-answer long, rust color. Excellent con- complete appUances, 2 air- FUIWISHED 6 - room apart- % _ conveniently located near bus peting, appliances, screened ■______STABTBR HOME ______amidst higher priced homes. game show hosted by Tom Ken­ conditioners, full basement, ment, adults mily, no pets, ref. hot water, carpeting, appU- * Une and stores, call after 4:30, ances, storage, laundry, park- ftt\®nlaJ, nice ^ e d lot, cen- porch. Convenient location, city Older six-room Colonial C a U Suzanne Shorts, 646- nedy, will premiere Monday, washer-dryer hook-up, vanity erences. CaU <649-9366. uUUties. *81,900. Ivory Snow Joy 644-0383. Ing. *180 m onthly. 649-2871, 646- A*Uy Hutchins Agen- with new furnace, oak floor­ Legal Notices 8288, o r H m M oynlhan 669 March 20, at 12:80 p.m. on ABC. typo both, glass sliding doors, ^ ------ZT 0^ cy, Re.altors, 649-6324. 0678. COU^RTOP mfri^tor, ^ onto patio. *220. per month. TWO-ROOM furnished apart- { 7 ^ ing and solid construction. Soap Powder Liquid Detergent U&R REALTY CO. INC. EXCELLENT Two-oar garage with treed used only 3 weeks. Console Robeit D. Murdock, Realtor. single ample Court of Probate Youth fUm contest man preferred, shower, park­ EAST HARTFORD — Adult I^^IN-POHJER ST. area. — lot. Priced In the 20s. District of Manchester J. WATSON BEACH 32 oz 12 oz TV. Call 646 6475. ing, very reasonable. Csdl any­ 0 ^ 2 6 9 2 paridng. Available January couple, no children, no pets. * bedroom Ca^, fire- 648-2692 NOTICS TO CREDITORS Connecticut Public 'Television LOCATION BSTATB OF JAMBS L. WAIAH REAL ESTATE CO. pkg 85* bottle ______;______30th. Call 849-1287. four rooms, heat, hot w^er, Pta«d-Uvlng room with wall- A sew-simple style that HERITAGE HOUSE Is accepting entries for its sec­ 34* time after 10 a.m ., 649-9167. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor looks equally pretty on Crocheted daisies trim Pursuant to an older of Hon. John J. LOVELY 2 - bedroom Apart- stove, refrigerator. Near to-waU c a ^ ^ . large kltch- Wallett, Judge, all claims must be MLS, H artford O ffice 647-1660 ond aimual Young People’s mother or daughter! No. this soft shoulder-throw R ealtors 646-2482 presented to the fiduciary named NICE room In private home, ment, with refrigerator, range, stores ~Md*~bu^~st^* Can* 628- ®“ bullt-ln dishwasher, MANCHBaTER —Ihve - room Film Festival,, a contest in TOWN OF MANCHESTER FOR RENT 8864 with proto^juide is in easy-crochet. No. 6638 below on or before Anrll 38, 1972 or ------complete house privUeges. dl^wsal, heat, ato-conmti«itog s e c S . ’*126. 646- 0696, Monday throTgh Friday, new ceramic tiled bath with Cape, fireplace, garage, *23,- in Sizes 10 to 18 (bust has crochet directions for For The Finer Homes be barred ANDOVER — Just Hated. . three age categories; 911, Oxydol Thrill LEGAL Phone 643-6279. ^ d lu rk in g. Handy to ^ b to 9 p.m., weekend 10 a.m. - l««ement. 900. Cali owner, 643-9629. For wholesale or retail dis­ S2Vi-40). Size 10, 92M Small, Medium and Large UArdmiire Road ''Overalzed six-room Ranch 12-16, and 1918. E ntries m ay be ------St., *186 m onthly. CaU 644-2427. ^9 p.m . ^*®® ‘ *'eed lot. N o agents. Call tributor. Just off Main St., bust. . . 2% yards of 4IS- Sizes inclusive. SPACIOUS 6-room Oolonlal with Manchester, Conn. 06040 with storage shed cm ZM acras. any film made in the last two Detergent Liquid Detergent 7.600 square feet on 2 inch. No. 8866 with SIHO M ( Is e ilst f ir sash pattara garage, good sized lot on quiet CSiolce setting, raal private, years in any format. Deadline NOTICE ATTRACTIVE room for refined SIX-ROOM Duplex available _____■ ______ROCKVHXE — Three rooms, ^ ------r — :------PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes 8 -ladaStt ptitatt aaS kaasllai. 22 oz gentleman. 643-6331. February 1st., stove, refriger- l.OCaFlon» COMMERCIAL floors, offices on both. Gas street, *8,600 down to qualified Oourt of Probate nils home Is sensibly priced is Feb. 25; information Is avail­ 49 oz The Planning and Zoning furnished, utiUtiea Included, MANCHESTER ^Duplex, 6-6, to 8 years. Size 4 . District of Manchester pkg bottle heat, 3 loading docks, buyer. Call Hohenthal Oo. Re­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS to sell at *27,600. T . J. able from Jerry Eaton at 57* Commission will hold a public ator, and dishwaaher. Central- For Roilt 64 Large yard, quiet neighbor- modem kitchen, bullt-ln stove. PLOT yards, tw o separate p a t ­ 85* conveyer between floors. altors, 646-1166. EOTATB OF WILUAM H. MUNSIE C rockett, R ealtor, 648-1677. CPTV. 24 Summit St., Hartford. hearing on February 7, 1972 at ®*®“ ly located. Security and refer- ^untERCIAL place for 1 ^ W7 ’weekly. 872-0869! refrigerator, excellent condl- t e r n s. N ^ f m fs : Pursuant to an order of Hon. John J. C-Zene lot, comer B. Center 1.600 square foot garage, 7:30- .,n p.m . In the M unicipal w ell heated room fo r a work- encea. *180. 646-1684. COMMERCIAL place fo r lease, „tion. „ „ tsw*88,800. ono Hutchins Agency, Pattmu available otdy Wallett, Judge, all claims must be or eale 461. Main St., next to 7:80 - 9:80 p.m. and Goodwin St., approved i s n u t t w r " MANCHESTER — Large 9 presented to the fiduciary named ing man. Call 649-8142. R ealtors, 640-6324. ample parking and loading in eitee ehawn. iBuUding to hear and consider for building. Plans available, The Fall and Winter *71 room Colonial, double garage, below______on or before April 36, .1972 or Wanlocl - Real Estate 77 everything ready to go. area. Adjoins town park­ SIND 7S* Iz csiM ftr uek paltm treed lot. P riced fo r Imm e- »>« »»«Ted % taw. «a “ ciary to: Tide Mrs. Filbert’s toe following petition; r. S f r b o l i o k a™ . A p^«.t. 40-page ALBUM is 664. Tonight at 8 over ABC (Chan­ ^OODm ^VssrilTES INC. ^ l^^atlm with huUdlng. Call 646- Priced to.SeU! ' ing lot. -lastaSM pwliEt wS ksaSlln. SEUJNO your prx^rty? We ed, stove, refrigerator, and private home. Call after 5:80 2426, 9-6, HSsehwtot 12 Spaolal Oillt iM k i-tSf tseh. diate sale at *26,000. H eritage 88 ~ Adelaide-Road - ' ' “ nel 8) George Plimpton goes on Detergent Margarine take IVdland Rd. to High Baseboard heat, two-car ga- Manchester, Conn. 06040 need listings, call John H. Lap- — ZONE CHANGE — SPEN­ linen provided. 806 M ain St., p 647-1101 - m s AVB. •10 1 n n r t r - 01S2 OrasSiMtlisr's House, 6492482. a camera safari in search of Meadow to Sunset Rd., one- Nice bam, horse stalls, T. J. CROCKEn CALL 643-6396 , NBW YOBK, •101 M l Yaar-0104 CrlO cavart pen Inc., Realtors, 6495261. 20 oz Golden Quarters O “1 (t CER STREET 649-8302. ’ ’------160 NORTH MAIN. . .Manches­ N.x. iswe. •IDS eawraS Wana-OlOO SIkla Ahmed the Elephant. The spe­ To have toe zoning changed ter’s newest and most pres- bedroom luxury ai>artment acre. Hutchins Agency, RBALTOik MS-un MANCHESTER — Large, plush Oourt of Probate pkg I lb pkg O / MANOHESER — Six room s In Mat ESM, ASSrwt sHh IIP •107 u e •alttar^lO O Caataaalal District of M an^ester cial is called “Plimpton.! Ad­ 38* R ealtors, 640-5324. . O M I, ttrts MsBSsr S tn . brick and stone executive SELLING your home or acre­ from Residence AA to Busi- duplex house. Central location. tigous office building. Approx, featuring carpeting, color key- tat •100 Earh Matrieaa-0110 Star NOTICE TO CREDITORS venture In Africa.” Sen(l Sl.OO fo r the NEW •111 RtaaiUnWarM-^mi-PItea Ranch, 2M baths, 2-car garage, ______age? For prompt friendly ser­ ness III for a single reslder- ApartHICIItS — FkltS •“ Inunedlate occupancy, 646- 16,000 square feet of office appliances, beamed ceiling, MJO-^114 Favarita Af(kaa*-oo«. ESTATE OP *71 Fi^ and Winter Ba­ large fhreplaced family room, a -k -a vice, call Louis Dimock Real­ tial lot at 238 Spencer Street. Tenements 63 2971. space ready to go. Plenty of paneling, large rooms, alr-con- Sim TS MMIE-44 PMti-*L00. Return with tts now parking, elevator, T. J. Crock- dltlonlng optional, private full sic FASHION filled with built - Ins, finest quality pursuant to an order of Hon. John J. ty, 6499828. A copy of this application has lo v e ly ^designs and a Three Diamonds been filed in toe Town Clerk’s FIVE ROOMS, second-floor SPRUCE ST. — 4 rooms, heat- ett. R ealtor, 648-1677. basem ent, convenient to cen- throughout. R. Harmon Agen- a LL CASH for your property The charactera and story of FREE Pattern Coupon. cy, 6497600. office and may be inspected apartment, central locatlcm. ed, stove and refrigerator. 648------tors, *166. Individual electric below on or before April 3*, 1972 or within 24 hours. Avedd red "Peyton Place” — the best-sell­ Solid Light Tuna PANELED comer office, car- heathy. Built by Archambault be barred by law. The fiduciary to: ing novel by Grace Metalious during normal office hours. No children o r pets, m iddle- 0543. Send a Roy B. Collins tape, instant sendee. Hayes Planning alta aged couple preferred. Refer peted, TalcottviUe location. Builders, 648-1440, 647-1862. Apartment 1 which was the basis for a long- 300 Jordan. Lane ^ Agency, 6490181; Zoning Commission ences and security deposit re- MANCHESTER — first-floor 4- Convenient to Routes 86 and 16. _ _ running prime-time series and 41* room apartm ent, with garage, *60 i>er month. 646-4486. ROCKVILLB 8Mi*room apart­ Wethersfield, Conn. 06109 Clarence W. Welti, quired. Call 649-0694. mappy WE HAVE clients who are pre­ two movies — will be the sub­ does not include heat or appll------ment, stove, refrigerator and pared to buy commercisd prop­ ject of an all-new daytime seri­ Chairman FOUR ROOMS. first floor. ances, *136. 649-2813. SMAIXi STORE, Wx24’ , 246 heat. Adult couple. N o pets. court of Probate Alfred Sieffert, Dtotrlct of Manchester erty, apartment houses, shop­ al: "Return to Peytwi Place,” Range, heat, hot water fur­ Spruce, comer of Eldridge St., Security. *120. monthly. 649- NOTICE TO CREDITORS ping centers, or other invest­ starting on NBC in April. Secretary to that ESTATE OF HAZEL RINOROSE Three Diamonds nished. Basement storage, 27 ______. lights and heat not furnished. 4824. Mail In Your ment property. All cash. Write The new soap opera replaces Dated this 3lst day of Janu­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. John J. Solid White Tuna Main St, TalcottviUe. *146. FOUR-ROOM ^ duplex, Rent *86 mcnthly. Suitable for Wallett, Judze, all claims must be cr call, reverse charges. Pat "Bright Promise.” ary 1972, monthly. Peterman Realtor, enclosed yard. Phone 646-7744. barber, sm all store o r o ffice . ROCKVILLE — Rockland TOr- Someone Special presented to the fiduciary named 648-8474. ''u se Apartm ents — L arge and below on or before April 27, 1972 or Kenyon, Stoddard Realty Oo.. NBC is searching for an ac­ 649-9404. be barred by law. The fiduciary to; 740 North Mata St., West Kart- tress to play the role of Allison MANCHBSTER CENTER beautiful 3 and 4-room apart- Frank W.-Rlngrose IS 49* Adults, 6 rooms, 1% baths, *160. MANCHESTER— Office space, ments. Includes heat, hot wa- ior 14 Cornell Street fo iti. Conn., 232-4857. MacKenzie — a role once play­ 629-0618. new building. E lectric heat, ter, all appliances, \rith dlah- Classified Ads! Manchester, Conn. 0604 ed by Mia Farrow. The network PLANNING AND ZONING air - conditioning included, washer, disposal, carpeting, says they are tiying to cast the WOODLAND COMMISSION MANCHESTER — Newer two- Ideal for professional. Conve- pool and your own private ter- Court of Probate Heariiig Tonight new show with the same actors HEBRON. CONNEX:?nCUT bedroom first-floor apartment. District of Manchester Schuler’s nient Manchester, Vernon, race in a coimtry setting. Fill in the Ad Form and Mali with only $1.89, cash or check, to: NO'nCE TO CREDITORS as the old series, which ran Includes heat, appUances, car­ MANOR South W indsor, R oute 86. 646- F rom *160. S o n y , no pets. 872- ESTATE OP O n Q ea n A ir from Septem ber 1664 to June Potato Chips * Potato Frills NOTICE pets. *190 p er month. Paul W. ELIZABETH ROBINSON 1969. 7820. 4046, 629-6686. Pursuant to an order of Hon. John J. 6 o z The Hebron Planning and Dougan, R ealtor, 640-4686. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Wallett. Judze, all claims must be HARTFORD (A P ) — 12 oz pkg APARTMENTO Zoning Commission voted on resented to the fiduciajT named The third auid final hearing on pkg January 26, 1972 foUowing a 1-OOKING for anything in real 13 Bisseli St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 Eelow on or before April 27. 1973 or 69* 39* HOMESTEAD ST. be barred by law. Th6' fiduciary to; the state’s proposed clean air Public Hearing to approve a re- estate rental — apartments, Dorto B. Roble Phone Campaign LEGAL NOTICE regulatitsis is scheduled for OFF W. Mmni.lR t p k e . quest from Elizabeth Bochain, homes multiple dwellings, no 7 Olcott Drive aj's 01 caii 2f0r39' TOWN OF MANCHESTER Manchester, Conn. 06040 Monday nlg^t In the Capitol. Kal Kan Tuna & Chicken Cat Food M ANCnSSTEB Carol Laklng and Murray ^®®®- Uall J. D. Real Estate Seeks Pushers 6 02 can 2 for 39' So far, the proposals have Kal Kan Meat Time Cat Food Ostrager fo r perm ission to re- A ssociates, In c., 648-5129. The Planning and Zoning Commission at a meeting on Type or print Ad on following lines — 1, 2 and 8-bedroom luxury Oourt of Probate met with approval from con­ Kal Kan Beef Chunk Dog Food ?J 02 can 4 3 ' January 24, 1972 made the following decisions: Dtotrlct of Manchester HARTFORD (A P ) — cqiMirtments. F eatores w all-to- subdiride one parcel of iMd in t WO-BEDROOM apartment, 4- ^ J S ^ t E d J servationists but have gotten no wall carpeting, vanity tile Effective February 14, 1972 a Business 6 Zoning NOTICE TO CREDITORS At least some South Vietnam­ ***® Acres Subdlriaion (gmlly house, children accept- Regulation as propos^ at a public hearing on ESTATE OF JOHN T. BUCK encouraging remarks from In­ Chun King Mushroom Chow Mein 4302 can 9 7 c bitihs, built-in oven, range, on Wall Street, Route 316, ad- j Estate, 648- Pursuant to an order of Hon. John J. ese natives are getting parts of dishwasher, refrigerator and January 8, 1972 am ended a s foU ow t:. Wallett, Judze, all claims must be dustry spokesmen vdio have Colgate Family Size Toothpaste 6.7Sot tube 7 9 c jolning the Kenneth Prentiss 5^2^^ presented to the fiduciary named testified. their land back, according to Colgate Regular or Lime Instant Shave ot aero&olcan 3 9 c disposal, electric heat. 2 alr- property. ‘______20.04.02 changed to "Auto repair, service garage below on or before April 37, 1973 or 7 roll pack ol 500 7 plys 3 1 c condltioners, glass sliding or shop.’ ’ 'be barred by law. The fiduciary to; Cfomplatats concern the cost University of Hartford Presi­ Corohet Floral Print Toilet Tissue Dated at Hebron, Cmmecticilt, THREE - ROOM apartment, Corohei Floral Print Napkins M count pkg 3 7 c doors, all large rooms. FuU Eleanor M. Buck dent Archibald M. Woodruff. this 27th day o f January 1972. stove,------refrigerator,------. *116 Effective February 14, 1072 ^;>ecial Exception Gas- 137 SpriUto Street of air pollution control and Cutcher Regular Shrimp 02 can 6 5 c basement storagO area, am­ oUne Service Stations In Business Zones 2, 8 and Mancdiester, Conn, 06040 monitoring machinery, requitsd 1402pkg 5 3 c p le paridng. Starting at *176. Charles Eaton, monthly. Heat not Included. Woodruff recently returned Dutch Maid Short N' Sweet Cookies CBD, \ by the regulations, and that the Dutch Maid Hawaiian Holiday Cookies 1702pkg 5 3 c Handy to shopping, schoola, Secretary 649-2271. Oourt of Probate from a trip there to study the ADOPTBID: Amendm ent . t o Business Zemes 2, 8 and CBD by Dutch Maid Raspberry Parlait Cookies 1702pkg * 5 3 c bus and religious facilities.' District of Manchester pnqiosals "appear calculated to land reform program which be­ ftddlngf: Name ...... NOTICE TO CREDITORS stifle economic giw th in Con­ Fillipo Berio Olive OIL ' 7702 can f l . 5 7 Model apartment open tor ESTATE OP gan seriously in 1669. He also 702 bll 2 8 c A Gasoline Service Station legally developed or ap­ I necticut,” according to David Gravymaster—for making gravy inspeotian 12-6 Saturday and ALEXANDER J. BAL(»UNAS serves as vice president of an Tidy Home Household Bags 50 countpkg 5 7 c Sunday, other times by ap­ proved p rior to F ebruary 16, 1972 shall b e a l e ^ A-K-A S. Clarke, president of the Nau­ Arizona foundation specializing t602 pkg 5 4 c VILLAG ER • Address ...... ALEXANDER J. BALCHUNAS, JR. Keebler Grammy's pointment. PRESIDENTIAL and conforming use. Pursuant to an order of Hon. John J. gatuck Valley Industrial Ccun- In land reform and acting as 'Kleenex Botique Paisly Towels roll of t757plvs 3 9 c Boot by APARTMENTS ADOPTEID: A sene change from R.R. to Ree. AA for 141 acres Wallett, Judze. all claims must be cU. Clarke made his comments pkg ol 50 7 plys 2 for 5 9 c VILLAGE A ^ . oresented to the fiduciare named consultant to the United States Kleenex Napkins on west side of Keeney St. as described In the Sol C i t y ...... Phone Kleenex Botique Bathroom Tissue 7 roll pack ol 500 7 plys 3 3 c Immediate Occupancy below on or before April 37, 1973 or In a letter to Environmental and South Vietnamese govern­ U it R Housing Corp. Lavitt and James A. McCarthy petition of January be barred by law. The fiduciary to; River Brand White Rice 1602 pkg I 9 c ^8-Room Townhouses, 1 ^ 4 MANCHESTER OrdiCT Y ours T od a y! Protection Commissioner Dan ments. 8, 1972. Linda M. Parla Lufkin. Carolina Long Grain Rice . ,5lbpkg 9 9 c tiled baths, com p lete Day to Start ...... 63 Essex Street Woodruff said Saturday about 102 pkg 7 9 c One and two bedrooms. APPROVED; A revised 4 lot subdivision submitted by O. Mroeek Manchester, Conn. 08040 Sweet N' Low—50s pkg 39 ' Rentals .by kitchen, heat, air-condi- At a Bridgeport hearing Sat­ 60 ner cent of the land in the 4 9 c Inunedlate occDpan^. —Alton Street and Middle Turnpike West. Vanity Fair Regal Print Bathroom TissiJ S 6 roll of 500 7 plys R (A «rt O . >tloning, waU-to-waU car-^ Oourt of Probate . urday night, Theodore S. Turn­ fertile Mekong Delta has been pkg of |741plys 2 for 5 7 c Near soboeds, otanrobes A copy of these decisions has been filed in the Town Cleric’s Vanity Fair Regal Print Facial Tissue Murdock peting, private basement, and atao|iping center, on CaU 643-2711 District of Manchester er o( the Bridgeport Manufac­ parceled out to peasant Victor Cleaneii Medium Shrimp 6>. 02can 1 1 .1 7 washer-dryer hookup. O ffice. NOTICE TO CREDITORS bne Une. OaU anytime 16 WORDS FOR 8 CONSECUTIVE DAYS — ONLY $1.89 ESTATE OF turers Association, said that farmers . at no cost and that VO 5 Hairdressing .502 tube 8 9 < R ealtor 648-2692 PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION 802 bll 1 1 .2 7 643-B6&1 ROBERT N. JACKMAN many of the plants in Con­ they are growing rice and rais­ Get Set Hard to Hold Lotion Charles Lesperance Clarence W. Welti, Chairman Send this form in together with your check — your classified ad Pursuant to an order of Hon. John J. Sucrets Family Size 55 countpkg 9 9 * 6484926 646-2623 Wallett, Judze, all claims must be necticut are old and inefficient, ing pigs in relative peace. ^ 649-7620 Alfred. Sieffert, Secretary will be placed the very next day. presented to the fiduciary named "This will make adherence to But Woodrpff said production below on or before April 36. 1973 or Pricas Effccflve in M a n c h e ste r Dated this aist day of January, 1972 PAST — ACTION PACKED — A D S ! be barred t o law. The fiduciary to; the proposed air-quality stand­ could be Increased by three Bernice D. Jackman ards e^clally expensive,’’ he times if modern farming tech­ 263 W. Middle Juniglte_^ 119 r.akewood Circle So. Manchester, Conn. 06040 said. niques were used.

V ’. MONDAY, JANUARY 81,1972 PAGE EIGHTEEN lianrlf^Hter lEtiwing IfwalJi Avorag® Dally Net Press Run For The Week Ended The Weather Jaim ary 29,1072 Cloudy tonight; low in low to The Sacred Dance Group of Manchester LiOdge of Masons AboutTow n Center Ccmgregatlonal Church Comment Session will-meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.mi MHS Has Applications mid 20s. Tomorrow cloudy with will rehearse tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. The 15,630 snow developing; high 30 to 36. The council on ministries of in Woodruff Hall of the church. The Board of Directors Master Mason degree will be Thursday’s outlook . . . rain/ South United Methodist Church will conduct a public session exemplified. Robert W. 'Fergu­ For Various Scholarships Manchester— A City o f Village Charm snow likely. will meet tonight at 7:30 at the The Drop-In Center for Bennet tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 11 son, worshipful master, will Susannah Wesley House of- the Junior High School students a.m. In the Board of Direc­ preside.'* 'Refreshments will be Applications may be obtain­ The Creative School of Hair­ MID-WINTER SPECIAL VOL. XCI, NO. 103 dressing (Hartford) Scholar­ (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY , 1972 (ClasalBed Advertising on Page 18) church. will be open tomorrow from tors’ Office in the Municipal served after the degree work. ed In the Manchester High 1 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Building to hear comments ship; full or partAl tuition; 2:15 to 4 p.m. in the youth School guidance office for a Hie executive committee of lounge of South United Metho­ and suggestions from the The Senior Adult Fellowship March 15. Ypur Choice of 2 Nationally the Women’s Society of CSiris- dist CSiurch. public. of the Church of the Nazarene number of scholarship awards. Hartford Chapter of 'National tlan Service of North United win meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. The following is the list of do­ Secretaries Association Scholar­ Methodist Church will meet to­ nors, special requirements, ship, to a senior, interested in Known COLD WAVES night at 8 at the church. Marcia Neubert Circle of Members of the ’Town Fire a secretarial career, who has Community Baptist Church will Department will meet tonight at ” u amounts, and deadlines for re­ P&WA ‘Can’t Pay’ Frank Collazo will speak. Re­ maintained a high scholastic Steele meet tomorrow at 12:80 p.m. in 7 at the McKee St. firehouse turning forms. The Gospel Dancers of Cen­ freshments will be served. average and plans to attend an Fellowship Hall of the church, and proceed to the John F. Laurel Club of Hartford Jour­ CLAIROL ter Congregational Church will nalism Schclarship, for a stu­ accredited college awarding an ----- Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. rehearse tonlg^it at 6:45 at the ______The cast of the Little The- dent planning a college course associate degree; $500; March Calm Sought in Ulster ’The Cherub Choir of Center Center St., to pay respects to the Clean Air Cost church narthex. of study leading to work in 22 . Cites C c ;.^ e g a « ;;:i late" John M cC oo;r*'7 a ¥ erT f American Legion Auxiliary CHROMA Arsenic and Old Lace” will .lournalism; $500; Jan. 31. Friendship Circle of the Sal­ hearse tomorrow at 3:15 p.m. o.^pt. Joseph McCooe of the de- Past Department Presldents- COLD W AVS rehearse today and Wednesday Elks National Foundation vation Army will have a work in Memorial Hall of the church, partment. Parlez Vous Special Scholar­ For all typos of soml-par- at 8 p.m. and Thursday at 8:30 ” M o 8 t Valuable' Student” program at its meeting tomor­ Scholarship, bsised on scholar­ ship, to a handicapped student monont color and tlntad State is Warned Job Cut Cornell Circle of Scsith United Buckley School Library Work- p.m. at its studio, 22 Oak St. row at 7:45 p.m. at the church. ship, citizenship, personality, \riio is the child of a veteran hair. Partact (or the Hostesses are Mrs. Carl Peter- Methodist Church will meet to- meet tomorrow at 9 :30 and requires home instruction modam woman. MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Catholic morrow at 9:15 a.m. at Susan- ^ tj,e school library. Jcrfm Winchester of Torring- leadership, perseverance, re­ HARTFORD (AP)—^Pratt and Whitney, objecting to stm and Mrs. Thomas McCann. sourcefulness, patriotism, and or idacement in a special class U.S. Rep. Robert Steele, R— nah Wesley House of the church. ___ ton , assistant director of the or school; $200; March 24. proposed state clean air standards, said Monday night it financial need; $600 to $2,500; The POPULAR Conn., said today that Oon- The Rev. Carl Saunders wlU Bridget Home-School As- 0»necU cut State lottery will American Le^on Auxiliary cAraot successfully compete from Connecticut if the Feb. 10. hecticut has lost 123,000 jobs sP®®''- soclaUon will sponsor a prize guestg speaker at the Special Scholarship for a Handi­ Ethel Fosbrink Memorial TS unreasonably higher than that' in states from Revenge RANGE AND social tonight at 7 :30 at St. Klwanls Club of Manchester capped Person; same qualifica­ which its competition operates. and $900 milUon to annual pay­ tomorrow noon at .the Man­ Scholarship, awarded through ouvEon. FUEL OIL Manchester Chapter, Bridget School cafeteria. tions as above; $176; April 24. flhe arguments were sched­ rolls since 1904. SPEBSQ3A, will rehearse to- ___ chester Country Club. He will the Greater Hartford Panhel- American Legion Auxiliary GASOLINE lenic Association, to a girl In uled to continue today when the In a press conference here, night at 8 at the Army and Members of the Manchester lotterV' Past Presidents’ Parley Schol­ COLD WAVE Growing the upper third of her class, in Department of Environmental Navy Club. The rehearsal is Qjyj, meet to- arship, to a child of an ek-serv- Steele attributed the loss to genuine need of ■ financial help, 'Protection resumes Its public open to all men Interested in nt 7 at the John P Tlemev Miss Janet Ouellette, daugh- ice woman; $400; March 24. firms moving out of the state B ANTLY OIL and who will attend a four-year cold waves include: hearings at the Capitol on the By COLIN FROST s h ^ barbershoi^style har- t^r of Mr. and Mrs. Chester American Legion Auxiliary both No-Fault and to reductions in the work­ college In Connecticut; $300; test curls, halrstylg, jrtam- proposed regulations. COMPANY, INC. mony. gj-^ to pay respects to the late Ouelette of 25 Willard Rd., Memorial Scholarship, to a child Feb. 15. our spray EUtid halrcttta | The rules would surpass force In firms remaining In BELFAST, Northern Ireland John McCooe father of James was inducted into Kappa Delta of a veteran; $300; March 24. (AP) — The British govern­ Business a n d I^rofesalonal federsU regulations, and impose Connecticut. 331 Main Street The Manchester Gilbert and McOcce who is a member of the honorary society In educa- American Legion Auxiliary ment sought to calm the Irish Women’s d u b of Hartford a disadvantage on Connecticut Sulllvan Workshop will rehearse tlon. In ceremonies yesterday National President’s Scholar­ Foe Said The congressman cited Catholics today by settlng*up a Tel. 649-4595 Scholarship; $500 to a girl who ihdustries In 'competition with tonight and Wednesday at from ___ at Hurley Hall of Eastern Con- ship, to daugditers of veterans, figures from a number of court of inquiry into the killings will attend a four-year college, YOUR $1145 thoee in other states, according Rockville 875-3274 based on charteter, American­ of 13 ci-vlUans in a battle with 8 to 10 p.m. at the South United Qld Guard of Emanuel necOcut State College, Wll- to industry spokesmen. federal, state and private ^ and $200 to a girl who ■will at­ ism, leadership, scholarship, British paratroopers in Londresldent of the have gone to neighboring spokesmen for Northern Ire­ American Bar Association. She Controls •states. land’s Catholic minority threat­ asked the ABA to measure “The biggest beneficiaries of ened not to cooperate with any whether the trial lawyers’ tac­ Stiff our job loss were our imme­ commission set up by a govern­ tics violate ethics of the legal NNMMEWWamsaNMMMES diate neighbers. New Tork Bernadette Devlin, member of Parliament, talks to Secretary Reginald Maudling in fiery outburst fol­ ment which they believe is out state has taken 185 firms and newsmen in London Monday after attacking Home to bolster Protestant rule in the ^ . , haust fumes,” adding that un- lowing tragedy in Ireland Sunday night. (AP photo) province. b 'What we are doing is telling the proposed regulations more than 5,000 jobs. Mas- No action was expected sachuMtts has taken 100 firms **** Marvin E. certain improvements mad$ In against Bernadette Devlin for L«wla, p ru d en t o t the trial the past "would not have been aqd 4,700,” he said. lawyMS. “ We will not be In- permitted.” her assault on Home Secretary He added that 74 cf the firms Reginald Maudling in the tUnldated."' Gwinn noted that the aircraft leaving Connecticut have gone Heuse cf Commons Monday, al­ At iosue are proposals to pay field has become “fiercely com- to New Jersey, 47 to Pennsylva­ though normally she would accident victims under most petitive.” Bombs Rattle Along DMZ nia and 81 to Rhode Island. have to apologize or face sus­ clrcumstahoes without resort- " p a w a caimot successfuUy Steele said meet of the firms pension. Infuriated because Ing to legal action to fix Uabil- compete from Oxmecticut If leaving the state were manu­ SAIGON (AP) — U.S. planes missiles and a barrage of an­ lands triggered the enemy air­ pass, 16 miles north of the Speadeer Selwyn Lloyd would Ity or neMlgence. the cost cf doing business in facturing firms and added, made ttiejr heaviest attack eration of aircraft more today against surface-to- their bases safely, and that the ing somehow to stop it.” hair and clawed him. 416.000 to 408,000 while non- the total of protective reaction been eteolared imconstitutional engines be exempt .from state air missile—SAM—sites, ^ an­ results of the retaliatory at­ Dragged out of the Commons manufacturing jobs rose from Much of the actlcn occurred strikes in January, also a tiaircraft artUIeiy batteries and tacks were not known. around two heavily defended chamber, she told newsmen, ((Bee Page Eight) (See Page Five) 444.000 to 772,000. record for one month, the com­ I radar defenses from the nerth- Other U.S. mlUtsuy sources mountain passes that lead from mand said. em edge of the demilitarized said the American air cam ­ North Vietnam into the Ho (3il In the attack on North Viet­ Cookware aone to a point 60 miles to the paign to blunt the North Viet­ Minh trail, Hanoi’s supply line nam Dec. 26-30, more than 1,000 north. namese offensive expected this southward. These are the Ben strikes and hundreds of support Streets I Hie command said the North month along the DMZ and in Kara! pass, 35 miles north of missions were flown. But the Vietnamese fired three SAM South Vietnam’s central high­ the DMZ, and the Ban Raving U.S. Conun and put them In a Ablaze different category called “ limit­ ed duriition protective reac­ “ I’m sorry I didn’t get at his tion.” , throat.” She added: "Both the In other air action, the com­ provisional and official 'wings of mand reported that U.S. fight­ the IRA have said they will er-bombers flew 19 combat each kill 13 paratroops in Ven­ Hanoi Claims U.S. Balked strikes In South Vietnam on geance for those >riio died on WASHINGTON (AP) — North tite Paris peace talks Jan. 25. namese agreed to meet and Monday, the highest number In Sunday. That is 26 coffins com­ Vietnamese documents indicate Nixon used the address to tm- suggested Nov. 20. On Nov, 17, the south since Oct. 27 when 27 ing home to England—and I • Hanoi offered to send Minister yell an eight-point peace offer just three days before the were flown. won’t shed a tear for any one Xuan Timy to a secret Paris made to Hanoi in October, and scheduled meeting, they said The raids were concentrated oi. them.” meeting with Henry A. Kissin­ to disclose that Kissinghi'i bis Le Due Tho was ill. We offered against the North Vietnamese Miss Devlin was in the crowd 2 Qt. FONDUE POT ger last Nov. 20, but the United foreign-affairs adviser, had met to meet as soon as Le Due Tho bulldqp in the northern quarter at Londonderry when the firing States declined, heading out for In secret 12 times to Paris with recovered, with him, or imme­ of the country and the central broke out. retail value $25 a higher-ranking Communist Thuy or Tho, or both, in an at­ diately with any other author­ highlands. The army Insisted the para­ representative. tempt to breathe some life into ized leader who could come 'The South Vietnamese com­ troopers opened fire only eifter “ No point would be served by the Vietnam war talks. from Hanoi. mand acknowledged for the snipers fired o n them. But only ^ 1 4 « 9 5 . when a meeting,” Washington is said first time that Its bombers have Catholic leaders accused them Nixon said- "Two months have passed been flying strikes in Laos of 'Wilful murder by firing in­ you open a Savings Account for to have replied after a sched­ , “ On Oct. 11, I sent a private since they called off that meet­ $50 or more, or add $50 to your since Dec. 1. This had been re­ discriminately at the crowd uled session between Kisringer communication to the North ing. The only reply to our plan existing savings account. and Hanoi’s special adviser, Le ported by U.S. and South Viet­ protesting the internment of Vietnamese that contained new has been an Increase in troop Due Tho, fell through because namese officials, but the Saigon IRA suspects -without trial. elements that could move-^nego-. infiltration from North Vietnam Tho was taken ill. command said It withheld an Prime Minister Jack Lynch tiatiems forward, and urged a and Communist military offen­ The North Vietnamese ac­ official announcement “ for se­ of the Irish Republic charged meeting for only $29.95. This retail cost. For example . . . with 5 QT COVERED DUTCH OVEN $9.45 WASHINGTON (AP) — Su­ the average family’s food bill. sibility of a consumer ravolt RfOUUUI 90 DAY GUARANTEED OUARANTEEDi is a saving of $25 over the strong and see little likelihood a $50 deposJt, you m$y buy the retail value $14. permarket beef prices, already Doubts over the cost of meat over soaring prices In ah elec­ NOTICE 1 to 2 Year 2 to 5 Yoor regular retail price of $55 and of middleman markets shrink­ CartificalM 5 quart covered Outen oven tion year. AcewunH Accounts Cortificaln a saving of $10 over Individually at record highs, may be cn the production were raised Monday royr. Earn Earn for Just $9.45 . . . that’s a saving ing much. Earn Earn 8" COVERED SKILLET $6.95 priced pieces. verge of a full-fledged stam­ by the Pood and Drug Adminis­ There are plenty of •cattle, of almost four dollars. Haven't rStail value $9. The set includes a IV i quart pede, according to new govern­ the experts say, although beef This, they say, is Jrue even we cooked up some big savings tration which served notice it covered saucepan, 10* covered ment smoke signals. production last year rose only i though more cattle are now Compounded DAILY • Paid MONTHLY for you? skillet, 5 qt. covered Dutch The Agriculture Department ■will curb the use of antibiotics per cent. A l0-pei>cent boost In being fed for slaughter later. See the enftre' set on display iif m Q T c o v e r e d s a u c e p a n $6.95 oven, 8* covered skilled aad 2 said Monday that January beef- in livestock feed unless the pork output, however, riased to­ As of Jan. 1, there were 8 per retail value $9. ^ our eight offices. quart covered saucepan. Consider cattle prices broke a 21-year medicines are proved safe for tal 1971 meat production 4 per cent more in fattening pens From Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal this elegant cookware for yourseU record set during the Korean meat eaters. cent. than a year earlier, and cattle­ . . . or as a wonderful War, reaching an average of I Feed containing low-level an­ Yet consumer demand has men say herds are expanding $31.40 per hundredweight for tibiotics has been used by grown so much that beef Is ac­ gradually to take care of future live animals. stockmen for years to prevent tually on the short side, and needs. tftRMil IMItt rMMiH He II MM. Meanwhile, the department or control a variety of parasites thus more expensive. One immediate solution, fa­ says, retail prices of choice- and diseases in meat animals. In 1961, when the previous vored by many consumer grade beef in December—be­ Some agricultural spokesmen record of $30.30 per hun­ groups, is expansiem of meat fore the full effect cf the record say that, if feed antibiotics are dredweight was set for cattle, imports. But those, mostly low- *aubject to regulAttona cattle market was felt—rose to banned, costs of livestock pro­ retail beef prices averaged 88 grade meat used fOr ham­ Savings Manchester a record all-cut average of duction would soar and con­ cents per pound, fully 20 cents burger and processing, are $1.08 per pound. sumers would end up paying Iqss than today. tightly supervised under a Raw farm products are not much more. But government Cattleman costs for shipping, quota system. ■ Included In federal price con­ experts say the economic ef­ processing emd marketing beef The administration raised the Member F.D.I.C. trols, and retailers may pass on fects of an antibiotic ban are have risen much more sharply, quota slightly last year to a to­ (Herald photo by Bucatvioliu) added costs to customers. EI|M CDWipIfRl UlflCM NfVlll| imposalble to tell at this time. so farmers are not the primary tal of U 6 billion pounds, con­ Also, consumers appear will­ Rising cattle prices are pro­ recipients of higher prices. trasted with 21.7 billion pounds Hello February ing to buy beef almost at any IMNCHE$TER • ERST HMTTORD • SO. WINDSOR « BOLTON NOTCH viding a mixed blessing for the Little consumer relief Is seen produced by U.S. catUemen, After an unusually mild January, today’s debut of Febi'uary proved wintry with price. It Is the favorite, by far, i N'lxon administration, which for the near future. Agriculture but so far has not announced the mercury in the teens anti sent Greta Grant home for her gloves. and, -with second-ranked pork. Main Ofliee a Mitade • No. iiW «MI ■eHoa NoWh • Open ta t M NoM ■wants to see farm Incomes Im­ Depeutment officials predict what will be allowed to 1972,