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■ " WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IB, 1971 M OE FORTY-POUR HlanrlrfBtrr lEvi^ttfng 1|?ralb Avsrag# Dally Nst Ptsm Ran For The Week Ended November to, 1971 The Weather St. Bridget Pariah will .sponsor The Rhythmic Choir of South The Senior Choir of Center Olrl Sootit Troop 10 of At. Public Kecords - A midweek Bible meditation Fair and cooler tonight; low a Christmas party for children United Methodist Church will re Mary's Episcopal Church will ■‘■'J Lodge Elects About Town and prayer meeting will be con Ccngregntlonnj Church will re- In SOe, Tomorrow partly cloudy; on Sunday at 3 p.m. in the hearse tonight nt 6:30 in the Warranty l>ewl ducted tonight nt Calvary hoarse tonight at 7:30 in Memor have its annual Christmas par 15,590 high near 60. Saturday’e out cafeteria of St. Bridget School. church sanctuary for the Christ Irene E. t’arlson to Donald Ferguson As The F m a n u e 1 Lutheran Church. ial Hall of the church. After the ty tomorrow nt 7 p.m. In the look . . , fair and colder. Church will rehearse tonight at Wait Disney movies and car mas program. rehearsal, there will be a social J. and Joyce M. Nellson, prop Manehe$ter-^A City of Village Charm 7:30 at the church. toons will be shown. Refresh An Advent Service will be in the Robbins Room. parish hall of the church. In erty on Croft Dr., conveyance Next Master ments will be served and Santa Friendship Lodge of Masons held tonight at 7 nt Trinity lieu of a grab bug gift, each tax $30.80. VO L. L X XXXI, NO. 66 An Advent Communion Ser Claus will pay a visit. Tickets member la reminded to bring Marriage IJcense (THIRTY.'TWO PAGB8-TW0 SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 will have a business meeting nt Covenant Church. The church The Senior Choir of Commun (Olaeelfied Advertising on Page 39) PRICE FIFTEEN CBNtS Robert W. Ferguson . ot 40 vice will be held tonight at 7:30 may be purchased at the door 7:30 tomorrow hight at the choir will rehearse at 7:40 nt ity Baptist Church will rehearse a pair cf mittens for a mitten Patrick H. Tost and Deborah Brent Dr., Vernon, last night at Zion Evangelical LiUthernn or after the Masses on Sunday. Masonic Temple. Officer dress the church. ■ tonight nt 7:30 at the church. tree, which will bo given to the A. Johnson of 197 Center St., was elected worshipful master Church. Is business suits. The lodge's Manchester Welfare Depart Doc. 24. of Masons. He succeeds Amo . The Junior and Handbell Children's Christmas party will The commission on edueatlon The Junior Choir of Trinity ment. Wooden chain holders will Stcrud. Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet Choirs of South United Methodist be Sunday afternoon from 2 to of South United Methodist Covenant Church will rehearse be completed at this meeting, Other elected officers are Nor tonight at 6:45 nt Community Church will rehearse tomorrow 5. Ronald Mottram, marshal, is Church win meet tonight at 7 ;S0 tomorrow nt -1 p.m. nt the and calendar money will bo ac Read Herald Ads man F. Pierce, senior warden; Baptist Church. nt 4:16 p.m. at the church. chairman. in the. churph reception hall. church. cepted. Roger S. Ather, Junior warden; Surrender in East Malcolm Robertson, past mas ter, secretary, and WlHiam R. Hewitt, treasurer. Sterud was elected to a five-year term as a trustee for the Masonic Temple Coro. Ends India Fighting MSS
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS marched victoriously Into Dac "fight on until Bangla Desh la ■ b ca and Prime Minister Indira liberated.” The announcement The Indian army triumphed Gandhi told her people; "Dacca on its eastern front today with Indicated she felt that her con is now the free capital of a free ditions for a cease-flre had the, unconditional surrender of country." been fulfUled. SE Pakistan's army in Bast Paki It has been the provincial stan. Then the Indian govem Announcement of the eastern- capital of the East wing of Pak front victory brought cheers In ment ordered its troops on the istan, the New Delhi Parliament. western front to stop fighting Mrs. Gandhi declared refu It was the 12th day of fight V. 4 N D Friday night in a unilateral gees who had fled from East ing there. The prime minister vIvAvXv^* / \ cease-fire. 4 Pakistan Jo India were already said the surrender was signed The Iitdlan Cabinet’s decision returning to the area, which In in Dacca at 4:81 p.m. by Lt. t ! to can a pause in the Kashmir dia calls Bangla Desh, or Ben Gen. A.A.K. Niasi, commander J I J area was made In the face of a gali nation. _ of the eaUmated 80,000 Paki LittI* Boys' declaration by Pakistan's presi The Pakistan president, Agha stani troops in the province. Little G irls' dent that he would carry on the Mohammed Yajha Khan, ap- The surrender was received, by faihion war with India until the "occu Lt. Gen. J.S. Aurora, com dr«ssM and pied areas are taken back." slacks pant d ram s mander of India’s eastern com t m Ready for Holiday Tour In announcing the Indian gov Peace mand, who flew to Dacca. * 3 ,8 8 .1 ; ernment’s decision, an official Nlazi surrendered nearly 24 6.44 spokesman said: "We have re hours after India, giving him Scrub denim flare B m a X o S farewell at Van Nuys Air Force dancer Jan Daley and next to Hope is Renee Woods. Jim Nabors peatedly declared that India Draws leg (lacki. Con Adorable styles to an ultimatum to quit, sus trasting pockets has no territorial ambition. pended bombing of the East choose from. Beauti th .h oiid .y ..ii.n csridT'S.n lysSTS'irs:?.^ivrur'TAE.-'pKr "Now that Pakistani armed Near Robert W. Ferguson and waistband. ful holiday colors. AM Pakistani ciqiltal. Half on hour Variety of colors. forces have surrendered in over lace. Sizes 3-6x. m before the ultimatum expired, Sizes 4 to 7. Bangla Desh, and Bongla Desh t h e Pakietanl commander A semi-public Installation of now is free, it is pctntless in parently refusing to write ott asked for an extension and for officers will be held In the m our view to continue the Bast Pakistan, broadcast his an Indian staff officer to go to Masonic Temple Saturday at 8 6 X Long Probe Ends present conflict. Intention to put out, two weeks Dacca to discuss the surrender. p.m. Two GIs Killed "Therefore In order to stop hence, a new constituticn that The Indians dispatched MaJ. Appointed officers are Earl • bloodshed and unnecessary loss he Insisted would apply to Gen. J.F.R. Jacob, with In M. Robertson, senior deacon; .V.V.W.V/A of life, we have ordered' our "both the wings” ot Pakistan. structions to give Nlazi until 6 John O. Nelson, Junior de€ic(m; armed forces to cease-fire ev Before New Delhi’s an p.m: to give up. Aurora follow At erywhere on the western front, T. Dye Hooper, senior steward; :e’s Robe nouncement of Its Intention to ed a few hours later. In Viet Action; with effect from 2000 hours In cease-fire In the west, an In George R. OuSlette, Junior Indian troops had entered QHICAGO (AP) -L The in- dian standard time on Friday, dian spokesman had reported steward; Joseph M. Hyland, Nelstein was accused of fall Dacca at 10:48 a.m., Mrs. Osn- Dec. 17, 1971.” the biggest tank battle of the marshal. diotment o( Federal Judge Otto ing to disclose his ownership of dhl tedd Parliament, and ifa j. mm “ It is ’ our earnest hope that war as having taken place In Also, William R. Sandberg, Kerner, a former •' governor, racing shares held in his wife's Gen. Mohammed Jamshed of past master, chaplain; Lyle T. Bteme from a lengthy investiga maiden name. Bomber Crashes there will be a corresponding that sector within the past 24 immediate response from the hours. the 36th PaUatani Division sur Neddow, past master, historian; tion into alleged stock mle- Peters did not disclose his rendered to them. govemment of Pakistan,” The Cabinet’s decision for the James E. Nichols, assistant deaiings between race track op ownership of stock In several SAIGON (AP) — The U.S. cause of the crash was not "The Indian armed forces The time given is 8 p.m. local western cease-fire was imme hlstoricm; William C. Bray, tiler SAVM erators and a number of one racing groups, court papers Command announced today known yet. A spokesman, Capt. will not remain in Bangla Desh time state offlclala, time,’ equivalent to 9:30 a.m. diately conveyed to Foreign for the 42nd year In a row; and claim. hat two Americans were killed James D'Entremont, said the longer than they are needed,” EST. Minister Swaran Singh, now at James W. MCKay, organist. 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m fA X S tl TWO BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.,’ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 PAGE fHRBB Shcinwold on Bridge / ! MQVIEIIAnNOB i RmmRENIBANO LUCKV BRIDGE PLAYER •Mm PICKS FOE CARKFllU-Y ; YOUNQ P E O P IE A743 By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD 7642 KQS ^^wWwwW 9 f If you want to be a/ lucky KH bridge player don’t expect more M.L MU UMIIIIO WEST EAST no m ore cluttered glove com partm entsi OtMnl AMlMti than your share of toe high 4 K6 cards. They tend to even out <0♦ QJ” 10 5 , C) 983 M.L MU MNiniD over a very short period of 0 10 6 2 0 AJ73 MINUTE A 107 43 PmMil OuMmm IiiwiiW time. Just choose the kind of A A962 THE AUTO ORCANIZER SOUTH opponent who plays automati 4 QJ 10 9 8 RUTMCnO cally instead of throughtfully. ^ AK IMir i; ra^uim iccmnny* Then you may have the kind of 0 984 Pmnt w AAilt B4i«4lin luck that South did not experi A Q J3 ence In today’s hand. West Norih East South dealer. Pail 3 4 Pus M Ml UMIR II ROMIITB Both sides vulnerable. (A|i nmt awy vary Opening lead — Queen of All Pass M Mllilll ir«w) Hearts. South won the first trick with choose weaker players as their the king of hearts and led toe opponents. queen of spades for a finesse. South had toe chance to put East won with toe king of his game on Ice If he had play spades and counted the ed the right black suit at the probable tricks. secend trick. Instead of trying THEATER TIME The situaticn seemed hope a trump finesse. South should less unless his partner had the lead clubs to knock out the ace. SCHEDULE ace of clubs. But then should When West gets In with toe he rely on one trick in each ace of clubs, It will do him no Burnside: "Charly" 7:30; suit, or should he try for two good to shift to diamonds. De "Lovers and Other Strangfers” diamonds instead of one heart clarer Is In poafUon to. discard 0:15. and one diamond? East thought a diamond from dummy on toe Cinema I : — "French Oon- a heart trick was a pcor bet, so third club in his own hgiid. On nectlon” 7:15, 9:18. he returned toe three of dia ly then can he afford to lead Cinema II: — "Born to win” monds. trumps. 7:30, 9:30. West’s ten forced out dum Dally Question my's queen of diamonds, and As dealer, you hold: Spades, , State: - "Jenny” 7:40; A-7-4-S; Hearts, T-6-4-2i Dla- Other Strangers” declarer drew trumps and led “Lovers and clubs. West got in with toe ace monds, K-Q-5; Clubs, K-8. 9:15. of clubs and led another dia What do you say? Manchester D.-lve-In: — Re mond. East thereupon took two Answer; Pass; You have 12 FROM opens Friday. diamond tricks, defeating the points in high cards and 1 point East Hartford Drlve-In: —Re contract. for the doubleton enough for an opens Friday. Poor Choice cptional opening bid, but you East Windsor Drive-In: —Re We can see immediately that shcu'.d restst toe temptation to opens Friday. Scuth made a pcor chcice when bid. You have nine very low he got In a game with an oppo cards, no long suit and a diffi Meadows Drive-In: — "Be cult hand to describe if you do yond the Valley of the Dolls” nent like East. South played b y fiiA rtlti lt choose to open toe bidding. 4 his cai^s badly, and East made 7:07; “Valley of the Dolls” 9:18. toe best of toe underdog’s posi Copyright 1971 tion. Flayers like' South should General Featuores Oorp. m et/ 's and young m en V a p p a r e l
MANCHESTER i £ u ? n i n r j PARKADE BERLIN WEBSTER SQUARE “marketplace” on Christmas Eve. The gypsy players, members Published Daily Except Bundayii of the First Congregational Church of Andover, are from left: Lucas Moe (Mel- and Holidays at 13 BIssell Street, Looking For Something chior); Martha Roberts (Columba); William Austin (Bruno); Martha Ander Christmas Eve Manchester, Conn. Telephone 643-2711 son (Maria) and David Munson (Joey.) The play, “Christmas in the Market- Second Class Postage Paid at Special For A Gift For place, will be presented Sunday at 7:30 at the church. (Herald photo by Pinto) Manchester, Conn. (UWMO) * - 5 ^ SUBSCRIPTION RATES COMPLETE WITH; Of the Gypsies Payable in Advance That Special Person? V em on One Year ...... tSS.OO 1. Motor Inn Guide. 4. Holder tor aun- A very long time ago, in a far though there are not enough of Six Months ...... 19.M 7. BaU Point Pen Three Months ...... 9.7S Your atlas to all giaaaea and m a p and Notepad. Han a u n iq u e away land, there was a band of them that they will each take One Month ...... 3.25 motor Inna In the compartment. dy, snug and secure roving gypsy players who would two or three roles, and recreate Single Copy ...... 15c U.BJk. g i f t the Nativity for the audience. By Carrier ...... weekiy 7Bc 5. Flrat Aid T ^ for 8. Regional Road tQ of 200 Prompts Thought travel to the marketplaces and The Little Theatre of Manchester, Inc. 2. Winter Dilving the Family. Easen- This is the story of "Christ Map. Full coverage gather groups of people around Tips: Helpful point- tial traveler'a read of toe area you’ll be mas in the Marketplace,” which suggests a era tor traveUng toy ing. traveling. them. They would put on per will be presented Sunday at 7:39 STATE roada. formances for toe peonle’s p.m. at toe First Congregational MAMCHtSTIB CfMTIt 6. Speed Limits on 9. Coin Changer. No Of School Program for Gifted IR II FARK BfAR Of THIATVI :■ ■ amusement, for which toe Church of Andover. Henri Gheon Subscription for 1972 8. Credtt Card Com Open IRghwaya. Ap more fumbtog in An excepOonally gifted child such a program. be good for such a handicapped people would indicate their is directing the production, partment. laolatee propriate guide for pockets at toll gates. BRUSH pleasure by tossing coins to the your gaaoUne credit toe driver. nan been identified in the Vemon On the recommendation of child and agreed to table the which is open to the public free card for easy trena- Put odor and fun Into his School system w d the system Kerkin* the board agreed to matter until further consulting gypsies. ’This is toe way toe cf charge. He will be assisted by aotton. foahion mood and hi. does not have a.priigram to ac- have him invesUgate the poe- toe pau'enta. band of gypsies supported them Lesiic Caine, stage manager. 915.00 dressing room! He'll adore commodate such children. sibility of developing such a ‘- -'>^6 hiring of an aide to trav^el selves. Music for .'toe performance has this novel grooming aid Albert Kerkin, assistant super- program in Vemon. If a pro- wito a group of children who at- One Christmas Eve, the gypsy Here is the handiest idea, yet, for keeping road essentials that's a clothes onieh been recorded by Kathy Kelle- for wMh nyton brisUea, re- Intcndent of sohools told the gram, acceptable to the state, tend toe American School for players wondered about their her of Coventry on a recorder. and odds and ends completely on hand in your car. Auto next meal, for the soup pot held marknhly simulating Board of Elduc^on,, toe .nhUd, is developed toe cost would be the Deaf, in Hartford, was also 2 TICKETS TO EACH OF THE 3 Organizer, in snappy color combos of black with red trim, bird's plumage, m snappy has an IQ of 2
• HALLMARK CARDS • CANDLES Black ft Decker • GIFTS • DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES TV. " circular saw Outstanding value. 1 HP burn-out Black ft Decker protected motor Sander aasorlment and 7'/)" blade BARRICIIHI 12 pieces include #7410 to handle big To Buy a Special Gifi for a Special Person Try The finishing sender, U-1045 cutting jobs with O f MIW TOilK; dustless sanding attach ease. Quick bevel ment and 10 sheets of and depth adjust CHIU8TMA8 MNIATURn assorted grit abrasive ments. Was Harvard and Radcliffe libraries is up Tolland County Superior Court by 38 and 35 per cent over the level of Connecticut Yankee Fire Calls Long Probe Ends two years ago. il^ ra ld By A.H.O. Sentence Suspended This almost excessive cracking of Town BIremen responded to an alarm from Box 318 (at the PUBLISHED BY THE books is occurring on the same site abortion, racing iuid laoome We slice your heating bills MANCHESTER PUBLISHINC. CO. The trouble Is that there lan’t In Armed Holdup Case Keeney St, School) this mom- 13 Blsiell Street which, only two years ago, co^d wit taxes. At Judge’s Robe Mancheater, Conn. very much balance In the- way A suspended aentni,r« . i...... **** 11:08, but found the call BURL LYONS ness police cracking undeigraduate liie answer to him Is that the «ari*u 0-. IroublB, that after suffering a unnacoiBary ADoarantlv an Publisher the tides of public crltloUm with psyohlatric treatment was loss of faith in the system electrician worklM on the (C®"**""®** **“ « * O "*) spiracy. A $10,000 recognizance into even payments. Founded October 1. 1881 heads. swing to and fro. Take the caee provision for secret ballotlnf la Published Every Evening Except Sundays The explanation? There is really no Indeed a kind of epeolol protoc- ordered for Johnnie Walker yes- »>e had worked eo school’s wiring accidentally „er and Isaacs to obtain 28,000 m „ p and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at of the lawyer* In the General tion for the'lawyer membere cf Manchester. Conn., as Second Cla.ss Mail explanation, merely an occasional »“ R.C ,«T”n £ Matter. Assembly. the General Assembly, but that «... Hi. .zr .'s r. And that's what we’re offering with our description of what is happening as, for the reason for this Is not eo fiiA A 1 t coun. ne ordered and aus- heating oil budget plan that spreads your SUBSCRIPTION RATES Tho lawyers of the General one unexnlainfihiA P®*'**®^ 18 month to 8 year Payable In Advance instance, a professor of political science much to serve the lawyers m U NYC Firm Hired payments evenly over the months. One Year ...... 339.00 Assembly are currently being Is to ssrva the sUte by guaran a baokxmnd rrf m *"* prison aentenae with probation — o s profit allegedly waa used to re- Six Months ...... 19.60 expressed It the other day. put under the spotlight for ex What you pay in June, you pay in Jan Three Months ...... 9.75 teeing that they shall ba free h o ^ w S ^ a ? the condition r or Im pact study p®y mi*. Memturf. One Month ...... 3.35 "They have the bisarre notion," said amination and criUolam of their to express their opinion o f Judi homo and^^lty[ ^ ^ obtoln any necessary psychl- Inside Report uary. . . Blngle Copy ...... I5c use of their legislative position atrlc treatment. r k f ¥ O O l *^®nd Jury said Kem er By Carrier ...... weekly 75c Prof. Stanley H. Hoffman, "that a uni cial records without being ex The crime was the armed i v C W A' a VI. and Isaacs later sold their rac You get heating efficiency all year round for the advantage of their par (Continued from Page 6) MEMBER OF versity is for studying.” posed to possible future retalia holdup of the Howard John- ing shares for $300,000, which with clean, dependable Mobil Heating Oil, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ticular profesalon, or for their tion, from the bench, in their ■on’s Restaurant on Rt. 80 in The Associated Preas Is exclusively en And there, we guess, goes the fine, effort to bring the etate’e attor- Younff M an Dies , « ^ ^ ° (AP> - they divided. Kerner and higher level of enemy in- and convenient monthly payments you can titled to the use of republication of all own practice. Vomon In July, 1070 when a X U U l l ^ IT X U Il XXU7H Volmer Associates of New York Isaacs were charged with evacl- filtration ,„tratlon down the Ho Chi Minh count on. news dispatches credited to it or not other flitting hope we of older generations ueys of the state closer to po man dressed as a woman i « wise credited in this paper and also the tential pdltical control. How else could one guaran In One-Car Crash y as been hired to make an taxable income of $147 400 ^I*call next year. For without Call us now. We’re home heating specialists. And local news published here. once thought we had — the hope that forced the night manager and tee, among lawyer legislatora of environmental Impact study of Budget Organizers, to make your winters more comfortable. All rights of rcpubticatlon of special dLs- there had at last cmne along one young There is no need for this sit two men working there Into a patchea herein are also reserved. only normal courage, a free and N E W HAVEN (A P ) - the proposed Interstate 261 K e m f r ^ a T n l m e r 17 " T * ; T V m ™ er generation which was going to uation, however, to be a signal freezer and left with about wiiiintn RiiiHvnn Tr 00 nf vau, u, « . . Kcm cr was named in 17 and food, the pacification pro- The Manchester Publishing Company as conscientious appraisal of tba heating oil for a progressive attack on $1,800. sumes no financial responsibility for typo refuse to sober down and grow up, ad actual suture of a proepaettve ^ .A A s V. Itoven WM kined e“ lv tedav *" «>e indictment, in- gram will slowly suffocate the graphical errors appearing in advertis- every angle of the status of law ^ ^ r e had been a trial and when his aOtomobiin want out Hartford, the state De- eluding one of perjury, one of war of subverslcn. In Hanoi's menta and other reading matter in The Judge or the actual record of a mitting, In the_ end, that It could do no yers in the General Assembly. i**™**** ^Ihough he control and Oniric a ^ partment of Transportation an- tax evasion, one of filing a own words: "W e cannot be optl- Manchester Evening Herald. Judge up for another UrniT better with this poor old world than And there la one angle of their dldn t admit guilt.guilt, Walker,W alkar 88,M .. “ sirucK a tree, po- nounced Wednesday. false income-tax return and one mistic nor belittle the enemy 21-HOUR SERVICE! • PHONE 643-S1IS Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washlng- Operating under the -protec- lice said. relationship, as legislators, to of Bloomfield, changed his plea, until the study Is made, feder- of making false statements to (u.8.) schemes." lon Post News Service. we have done. Some generatlpn, some tion of the secret ballet, the V\dl service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. the Judicial branch, which taking advantage of some plea al funds for the $110 million Internal Revenue Service ______Publishers Representatives — Mathews, time, has to do better. General Assembly has, on ax- makes sense, and ought Co be bajgalnlng offered before the Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency treme occasion, taken off the 22-Mile Monorail ______UniqueM.mnnd M oriarty Brothers —New York. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. defended. trial.-rHe decided to plead Isaacs was charged with tax bench a Judge who was doomed guilty to the charge of theft Planned for Tokyo division engineer for the Fedeis evasion and fiUng a false re* The West African potto is MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- Blissful Second-Guessing to be disgracing it. It baa, on unique among mammals In that TIONS. The particular criticism from person Instead of taking____TOKYO—TlVB Japan Monorail Highway Administration re- turn As an example of how American lib other occasions, by various it has its backbone partly out- W E GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! Display advertising closing hours against which the lawyers need the chance, which he said didn’t Association has a plan for a 22.2- leased $250,000 for the preltml- All the defendants FV)r Monday — 1 p.m. Friday erals think on foreign policies, consider gradations of negative voting, to be defended* Is that which mile'irop Une a r o 't lT d t^^^ nary desIps Md ^ chal^ed*“^th''mall fr'Iud'^^d tTshS!'’bS’*«lS^whlch I For Tuesday — 1 p m. Saturday^ signaled this or that dagroe of For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. a range of reactions to the India-Pakls- comes from Rep. Victor Tudan, 315 CENTER STREET For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday. tan tragedy: a Windsor Democrat, who seems warning to some Inoumbent Sllh S o t e ^ " * fi! ‘" ‘ estate facilities to the animal uses to slash'an ene- MANCHESTER ^ For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday. wim violence. the terminal of tho Tokyo Mono- Tho state DOT announced promote bribery and con- my. Classified deadline 4:30 p.m. dav Senator Harris arises to deplim Pres to have a sort of talent for pro Judge who had been developlnt Walker had worked at the rail, as ttvs starting point. The Dec. 1 that It was going ahead betore publication 4:30 Friday for ident Nixon and "the tragic setback for posals which have a chance of some objectionable pattern of Saturday and Monday publication. restaurant as a chef a few line would carry 420,000 possen- with Its original route which our nation and world peace which his getting under the akin of law conduct. We would not be toUlng months before the robbery and gers a day and have 87 stations, causedso much controversy, Thursday. December 16 administration’s neglect of the India- yer-legislators. the whole truth If we did not was fired. — — ----- j — ------Paklstani crisis has brought about." He confess that there was aloo one It was a look back at Walk offers a letter also signed by Senators Tudan’s latest proposal Is one instance, quite a few yeara ago, er’s life style yesterday which TTie Layman And Devaluation Mondale, Packwood, Bayh, etc., etc., for abolishing the secret ballot when a plot of unworthy- poUtt- aiqiarently saved him from Tolland County Superior Court f V ; f giving historical perspective: “TTie root The ordinary layntan trying to under ing which ttae General Assembly cal vengeance neaily succeeded, having to serve a prison sen cause of the conflict between India and employs, by law, for its voting behind the screen of secret bsd- stand devaluation ot the dollar might tence. His attorney, Milton Pakistan is the continued suppression of on ttae confirmation of the ap loting, in dumping a Judge who Sorokin, said he came into the do wel'. enough by telling himself It popular will in Blast Pal^tan.” Their pointment of Judges to the vari was moot virtuous and worthy. case In the middle of the trial LaPoint Imprisoned means abandonment of an artificial ef solution to what Mr. Nixon has "brought ous state courts. But that was back in the days when Walker changed his plea about” : Take it all to the UN. before the electronic roll call and although "reluctant to take fort to pretend the doUar is worth more His argument is that the pro The editws of The Washington Poet machine was installed in the the case" has been "profound vision for secret balloting con In terms of gold metal or in terms of tell us that India is indeed trying to use House, and an actual bcUlot- ly affected by this involve For Beating of Girl the refugee crisis for the "dismember fers a special hiding privilege other currencies than it is in terms of stiiff- waa part of the wicked ment." He aald that in his 20 ment cf Pakistan, but after all India is for the lawyer membei* Of the Robert LaPoint was sentenced In a statement and» Caldwell be- plot, which waa not led by a years of practice he has never the market place. Devalue the dollar, the larger and more impm-tant of the General Assembly and that yesterday to 4 to 7 years at the Heved, also in courts LAPolnt lawyer, either. been so affected by a client’s two, and the President should put aside there Is no reason why ttae pub and the number of dollars you get for a situation. state prison for the severe beat- "largely sentimental considerations’ ’ in lic should not be entitled to The privilege of the secret „ ting his hands on tho vlotlm's given weight of gold, or a given amount He said there was no way to Ing of 16-year-old Susan Leach favor of "cold calculaUotui of power pol know where they stand on the ballot « i Judicial nomlnatlan la of a foreign currency, will go up. understand this act of Walker’s, of RockvlUe last spring. She referred to a itics.’ ’ appointment of various Judges, one privilege the lawyers o f the that, perhaps It was some affect was found unconscious and In by LaPoint years ago. All the experts tell us laymen that Columnist Joseph Kraft writes that with a public record of their General Assembly ebould be of his father’s death which had serious condition off a country when he was 18 that he this is something almost purely tech the administration mishandled the vote such as U available on permitted to retain, for ttae good “ Indo-Pak crisis" because it failed to such controversial issues as of the sUte. Just occurred or part of some road In Ellington early on a Sat- geveroly injured a younger girl nical, and that, so far as our own Ameri pressure Pakistan into negotiating with "tenacious struggle for viable urday morning. ^ jhe head with a rock, can living among ourselves is concern Bangla Desh leader Sheikh Mujlbur life." LaPoint. 10, of Vomon. had LaPoint’s attorney, Walter There were many staunch be- first pleaded Innocent to tho sullivan described the recent ed, it has almost no importance at all. Rahman “ even after Prime Minister In dira Gandhi of India visited Washington llevera In Walker’s character, charge of assault with intent to ^ggault as being triggered by an In the same breath, however, the ex and named that as a price for peace." Herald Current Quotes the attorney said who wore will- murder but later withdrew It to e„„otlonai rage, and that to this perts also say that devaluation of the Senator Church cautions us that “ if Ing to come as witnesses. Walk plead guilty to assault with In- jg unexplained, and that didlar is going to be good for the United India has intervened in the civil war of Yesterdays "W e've heard no voice of dis er was under psychiatric treat tent to kill which carrlqs a 16- LaPojnt has "overflowed with her neighbor, let’s remember that we ment by Dr. Louis H. Gold, year maximum sentence. He remorse ’ ’ States economy as a whole, because, as sent.’'—Hugh Scott, the Senate did the same in Vietnam with far less 2S Years Ago Republican leader, reporUi^ who didn’t believe extenive was arrested on a bench war- „ mere was a per- a practical and realistic adjustment to provocation." Senators Kennedy and tiiat President Nixon’s recom treatment was required. The as rant four months after the as- solution It wouldn’t be to actual conditkms in the world currency MusUe charge that the administration Over 700 attend annual Christ mendations to devalue the dol slstant state's attorney, Abbot sault when the girl recognized yp jjjg jjojy but rather was too slow in cutting off military aid mas party of Local 68, TWUA, Schwebel, earlier had referred him among a g;roup of young ^ unlock his mind and find situation, it wUl prevent further informal lar probably would receive to P akistan, and too quick to brand In at the State Armory. prompt bipartisan supiXNt in to Dr. Gold’s finding of some people. She had not known 1 ^ out whati triggers such a thing, Photographed by Willism Coe actual cheapening of the dollar and dia as the aggressor and to cut off its Ootigress. mental aberration. name when she accepted a ride There Is a possibility that La- stabilize our buying and selling relation economic aid, and therefore its policy is CENTER PARK SQUIRREL 10 Years Ago The defense attorney asked on his motorcycle the night of point could be transferred for not neutral but pnvPaldstan. the court to allow Walker to the assault. extended psycnli “The deck is covered with extended psychiatric treatment ship with the rest of the worid on a~ The Rev. Alexander H. Elses- State’s Atty. Donald Caldwell into a maximum security con- Hiese are the same people, remember blood. I am dying, Chico."— continue the best kind of re basis more favorable to American prod (as if they will let you forget), who con . ser assumes pastorate of Oom- habilitation, that of commitment said the beating had been so ter at the 6onnecticut Valley munlty Baptist Church. Jose Villa, in a radio moesage demn t h e United States for jdaylng to his wife and children by con vicious they were lucky this Hospital to ascertain the source ucts both at home and abroad. Patrxriman l^ lla m J. Cotdte to his Miami headquarters, re- “worid policeman," who elevate non-in tinuing his hard work. wasn’t a homocide case and of his problems, Judge Naruk If all this makes devaluation of the ^>orting that his Cubcm exUe- tervention to the highest inrinctide in the is promoted to sergeant effective Judge llenry J. Naruk observ that the girl will hear the soars said but it is not available to Dec. 24. ---’'Wned freighter was being at- dollar seem logical and desirable— if, case of Vietnam, who think we should I n s i d e ed that this was Walker’s first of the experience tor life. He him now. He specified that La- \ tacked by a CUbcui gunboat as most comment seems to think, the lay aside power poliUcs in favor of mor admission of involvement in the said LaPoint had told the pro- Point should be transferred al Judgment in relations with Greece or batlon officer he couldn’t re- there as soon as possible after President’s agreement with Pmnpidou Nixon^s ^*^Crafty CUque^^ crime and told him he was one Rhodesia, who are at the same time the "Studies indicate that peoide step away from "fantastic member anything about It, but commitment to the prison. is going to mean nothing but good for most enthusiastic about closer relations A Thought for Today would rather work than contin everybody — why hasn't it been done with the People’s Republic of China. Sponsored by the Manchester ue on welfare, yet the myth In this view, it’s horrible for the o r t continues.’’—Edward Weaver, before? Council of Churches United States to intervene in Vietnam director of tile Illinois Depart 'Miy, if this is such a good thing to do, ment of Public. Aid, on the new but quite fine, thank ycu, fm: India to do By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak " I beseech you therefore, has President Nixon Iiimself so frequent so in Blast Pakistan. The United States "must work” welfare reform should not play world poUceman in brethren, by the mercies of God, bill approved by Oongress. ly vowed that it was one thing be would WASHINGTON — With a cwi- a severe crisis in the once-fer- Southeast Asia but should settle things and Saigon’s army and militia that ye present your bodies a dor that surprises experts here, tile hunting grounds of the never do? between East Pakistan and West Pakis far more effective, main force living sacrifice, H ter of Fred and Jane Rogfera CAC Meets Beat, and had lived here all of Connally her life. She was a member of Nixon Hopes Indians Doctors Can Go Up 2.5% Center Ccngregatlonal Church On Monday and Temple Cliapter, OBS. She Stiffens For was employed at the Phoenix Pull Out of Kashmir A meetlngr of the CttUen'i Ad- Mutual Insurance Co., Hart- D ollar W ar KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) withdraw from foreign territo- And Hospitals Can Go 6% vlsory Committee ' has been ford. — President Nixon still seeks a »y.” called for Monday at 7:80 p.m. She is survived by a brother, (Continued from Page One) total Indian withdrawal from Ziegler declined to discuss In the Highland Park School to Fred Best of North Haven; and mental source alter the Rome conquered East Pakistan, the the reported movement of an By MARGARET GENTRY cosU to rise twice as fast as clearance from the IRS w d other costs special state-designated boards. elect new CAC officers and to a niece. Miss Carole J. Best of meeting. Florida White House said to American naval task force to Associated Press Writer Chairman C. Jackson Gray- The commission said doctors review and compare recom- New London, A second European source— day. ward East Pakistan—a force mendations of the CAC task Private funeral services will aill insisted they not be quoted Press Secretary Ronald L. that presumably could be used WASHINGTON (AP) — If ,on Jr. said the ccmm'sslon and hospitals must post llsU of forces with those of the CDAP be Friday at the Watkins by name—expressed dislike for Ziegler said Nixon, spending to help evacuate Pakistanis your doctor new charges $15 for hopes to have the 12.9-per cent their base prices and Inform agency. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center Connally's style, but com the morning In his office here, from that part of their country. an office call, he can tack on inflation In medical patients the lists are available Among the officers to be 9t. Burial will be in Bast Cem- mended "his capabilities as a was keeping in close touch with As for ship movement, how ancther 87V& cents, but not a ecsts, while Its goal for (he for Inspection, elected Is a new chairman, etery. negotiator, and his art In creat developments In the south ever, he acknowledged that, penny more unless the govern- econemy as a whole Is to keep For policing, the commission Eugene Montany of 280 Fer- The family suggests that me- ing surprise.” Aslan war through telephone "Obviously there is presidential ment approves It. p^iee increases to a maximum will rely on IRS spot checks guaon Rd, was chairman, but mortal donations be made to "If Connally hadn’t acted like calls to Henry A. IfClssinger, his Involvement fn such decisions.” A hospital which charges $60 2.6-per cent average. and patient complaints, was not reappointed to the com- the American Cancel" Society, a Texas steamroller in Rome,” security affairs advisor. In Ziegler acknowledged Nixon tf day fer a rocm can add $3, ^^^0 concerned with net On another economic front, mlttee. Chairmen of some task 237 E. Center St. said a third, "the Europeans Washington. had received a letter from In but no more unless the govern- reducing the quality of health the Federal Reserve Board re- forces must be replaced due to 'H ie r e arc no calling hours. probably wouldn't have formed Ziegler said that If India and dian Prime Minister Indira ment says It’s ckay. gare In the country," Grayson ported that Industrial produo- resignations and reshuffling of ------a common front as quickly as Pakistan agree to a ceasefire in Ohandl suggesting the Presi The Price Commission hand- MXhat was very Important tion gained in November and the CAC membership when lou ls Olendlnnlng they did.” the west, to accompany one al dent bore some of the responsi ed the medical prcfesslon those us." said the figures Indicated the many Democrats were apptdnt- COVENTRY — Louis Olen- A e t h e r the Europeans have ready negotiated In East T r i bility for the Indla-Paklstan guidelines Wednesday In what q,},e guidelines split the medU nation’s sluggish economy may ed to replace Republicans on dinning, 80, of Babcock Hill, Indeed formed a common front stan, “ that of course Is an en- war. He said; is believed to be government’s cal field intc two dlvlslcns. In- po coming out of hibernation, first attempt to regulate medi the committee. husband of Mrs. Violet Archard before U.S. monetary moves ccuraging turn.” "The way you avoid war Is stitutlonal and non-lnstltutlonal The board’s industrial pro- The seven task forces of the Olendlnnlng, died Tuesday at may become known Friday, Asked if the United States net starting up tanks and put cal costs across the board in providers, and set up different duction Index, which tends to the United States. CAC are those which have been his heme. when the finance ministers and continues to hope for an Indian ting bullets Into rifles.” regulations for them.. reflect early economic trends. considering and recommending Mr. Olendlnnlng was bom In central bankers from the Group withdrawal from East Paki He declined to say whether The American Medical Asso- In the first category, which showed that Industrial output plans for 12 areas of community England and had lived in Cov- of Ten, the world’s richest stan, Ziegler said, ” We still Nixon would reply to Mrs. elation, which has consistently includes hospitals and their advanced eight-tenths of one llfe under the Manchester ODAP entry for the past 36 years, non-Communlst Industrial na would like for foreign forces to Ghandl’s letter. feught government regulation, clinics and dispensaries, mental per cent In November after an program. Survivors, besides his wife. tions, assemble here to tackle had no Immediate comment and tuberculosis hospitals, October standstill. __ Recommendations for all 12 of af® two sons, Ronald Olendln- again the knotty problems of pending a review of the guide- skilled-nursing homes, and / PAOBTEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 PAGE ELBVl&l m * ' * STAR GAXER!'*V 83 By CLAY R. POLLAN- Stores Probers Scatter ^ A lin LIMA y **A». II Vour Dai// Activity Guida tin . Across According fp Sfort. 'f 5 ^ AM. I» To develop message for Friday, oci BROAD STREET the BROAD STREET 2- 9-n-13| reod words corresponding to numbers 14-18-24-29/? Open 54-55-66 ^ MANCHESTER of your Zodioc birth sign. MANCHISTIR Nation Platter Pirates TAUIUI SCORPIO IT o d o /s 31 ChortQe 61 Irwficoted • AM. >0 ocr. 21^ OPEN 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. By LINDA DKII'TWH Young rock stars—moat popu IChoncP 32 Believe 62 T o ll 9 am to 11 pm • OPIN f A.M.I«11 P.M. 8 t '5 ^ MAr 20 3 A void 3 3 A tkI 63 W here NOV. 21^*^ GS lar with pirates—lose most, [>.12-15-17-401 4 Today's 3 4 D o y OF8N HOLLYWOOD (AP) They 64 Person 31 ^59-65J • AMPLE PRIl PARKING I AMPLE FREE PARKING says Donahue. Bootleggers- 5^52-75-79-87 5 Any 35 Evi^hino 65 Your til Christmas KINGS don’t wear eye pntchea or 9 A.M. to don't pay royalties, and a 6 Your 36 New 66 Doydreom 76-77-84^1 SELr-SERVICE DEPT STORES brandish swords, but the pl- M M IN I 7 Events 37 For 67 Stror>Qeiy m i 'BHHfT^prTTT^TPTrTTT TT7TT youngster with a first hit may SAGITTARIUS 11 P.M. I'ntes who steal songs are as MA7 >1 8 IndMduol 3 8 A 68 Toles need the money. 9 T o 3 9 M o y 69 O ut ■/ ‘ threatening to recording artists 20 O K . 21 Perhaps because ' of counter 10 Should 40 Scorpio 70 Inituitive as the real thing was to KJV3- 5- 8-23 U Find 41 M ortey 71 According attacks by artists such as 16-22-28-45^ seagoing traders. .e^-52-58 12G et 42 Be 72 S tir 51-67-70 B . Make King’s Your Christmas Store! Save on Famous Brand Hayes, pirates lately have la O u t 43 T urn 73 You Big record companies have CANCII 14 Workir>0 44 Romonce 74 Deliberately CAPRICORN turned to counterfeiting the filed suits and requested raids j„ \ J U N l 21 ISToetthor 45 Sogittorions 75Arxf OfC. 22 work of dead performeris. 18 Morvf 46 A nd 76 Thinkif^ on bootleg record plants. A re ^-^.JULr 22 I f “ People like Janis Joplin and 17 W ith 47 Reserve 77 P ottem JAN. PRICES ARE IN cent raid by TI.S ''^39-42-49 18 Aiont 48 Y our 78 To 4- 6-34-37^ Hendrix have been heavily closed down the huge Hotly, ..W78-81-86 19 D on 't 49 C olled 79 Solve 44-46-57 EFFECT THRU SAT. bootlegged since their deaths,” •20 New 50Heodstrong SOStond ■■ wcod operation of a chap who UO 21 k e t 51 Are 81 Run AQUARIUS DECEMBER l8th. says one spokesman. "Their gleefully called himself “ 'The JULY 22 22 O f 52 lr>dividuols 82 lr>dicated JAN. 20 ^Sft Toiletries * records have become collec 23 W ho 53 Decisions 83 To. Hubber Dubber.’’ i^ A U S . 22 fit. It tors' items. And the bootleggers 24 Should 54 Results 84 W ill Record companies say they r ^ 2 6 ^ - 35-47 25 Frienids 55 D on 't 85 Up 19-21-38-50^/ know there will be noTtiore of 26 D on't 56 Prosperity 86 ErroTKfs Prices Are lose about $150 million annually [heir 1^^58-74- 64-72-85-88 music to pirate ever 27 T e lls 57 Affection 87 Problems to pirates. Those are record VIIM 28 You 58 A c t 88 T rouble NSCIS In Effect again.” AI/6. 2J .39 Show 59Scertes 89 Benefit « l . I f ^ producers who copy major 30 You 60 Upon 9 0 P lo n Gillette’s Thru Sate. UfT. 22 MAH. 70 Hai Karate hits—by stealing a master copy 1 2/1 7 oi’ t.iping thorn from radio 25-33-36 JGood H ) Adverse Neutral 1- 7-10-43A DECalSth. 11-56-61 Fl9V € 69-71-83-901 broadcasts- and sell the Discord Sounds m After records at cut rates. IVuts & Bolts “ The consumer finds out lat In Beauty Spat er that it doesn’t scund right," Business Mirror Shave says Isaac Hayes, whose record IXINDON (A P ) — Bratlllan After Shave M ake Y ou r Selections IVow Charge or Layawo’ album “ Shaft" Is a top seller. beauty Lucia Petterle Is almost “ some will go out and buy an certain to be frozen out of her Mystery of the Values Lotion Nationally Advertised at 3.50 A Sm.ll Depo.it Hold. other record, but many of them role as Miss World, according Hai Karate can’t afford that,’’ to the contest organizer. Hayes, 28, gets triple royal Julia Morley, director of Barely Moves the Public Mecca, the Miss World organ Mistletoe Set IVhile Assortments are Complete! '^«"s.i«:,io„ ties as composer-muslclon-slng- er of "Shaft.” Jle says he’s lost ization, accused the tawny-halr- By JOHN OUNNlfT they demanded that the United SAVE 2.501 $ about $5 million to pirates, and cd medical student Wednesday NBW TORK (AP) -- It is States stop running deficits in 3 P c 1 8 8 he ha-s taken the most drastic mght of “ wild outbursts" dur said to be so Important, and International trade. How? By a Unique novelty gift pack MENS action of any recording artist. ing her one-month reign.- yet, the immediate impact on contrived domestic recession. age ... fresh fragrance. Set M . BOYS BELL SLEEVE 4 0 2 Regular He's hired ex-FBI agents to Miss Petterle, 22, has refused moat Am ericans is nil. 'And still Once the keystone had been i m fight the pirates. to sign the usual one-year con it is Importanlt, so much so that removed there was still another Regular, spice and lime after shave. The agents sealed off a Mem tract with Mecca, worth at it may have helped avert a col reason for the trading nations Ban-Lon^ PERMANENT PRESS phis, Tenn., sound studio where least $76, (XX) in personal ap- lapse ot trade and a woridwlde to reach a new agreement on -Y Hayes’ new album. Black PCftrances and endorsements. recession. currency raUos. Otherwise, It Moses,” was being recorded. Mrs. Merely said the girl still What is this, an enigma, a was feared that chaos might Knit They put an armed guard on had a 26-week contract with mystery dirouded in a para have resulted In international Sport the master copy around the Mecca, but was not expected to dox? Does the understanding to trade. % devalue the dollar in relation to clock, and the production point work under it. And she The worst poesibility was that was kept secret. “ I don’t even It was unlikely a new con- gold matter or does it not? Is it the trading nations, unable to Shirts important? O r not? know where It was pressed.” 1*'®ct would be signed, determine the values of cur I Shirts says Hayes. Mrs. Morley added that Miss The answer involves no mys rencies, would be discouraged tery. The trouble comes In at Since the pirate’s success Petterle could keep the title but from trading with each other counts on getting a copy out be- **°t use it commercially. tempting to view the matter and accepting each other's cur fore the original hits the stores, ------from a set position. It has rencies. 99 the agents rode shotgun with many faces, many angles, and The U.S.jFrench under >99 delivery tnicks to the retail >rou have to view Uiem one by standing to devalue the dollar- Cosmetically Yours outlets. Two mil'llon copies School Menus one. Perspective is Important. may have helped resolve a Desert Flower were shipped before pirates True, to the ordinary Ameri stalemate in reaching a new could attack. can there will be almost no im monetary agreement, and that, Dusting Powder Crew neck and The cafeteria menu for Man Lotion & Cologne "Now the bootleggers are mediate effect. There will be no it can be argued, might be the placket collar chester public schools Dec. 20- High style solids, getting the crumbs from the sudden change in prices, wages dlRerence between eccnomic models of 100% 2 4 ; table,” says Hayes, noting that or buying power. If he is pre health and worldwide recession. Gift Set Textralized ny fancy wallpaper Monday: Sloppy Joe on a roll, occupied with making his pay- prints! Long counterfeits are being dis It m eans little. It means ev lon. Smart stri tossed salad, bread, butter, check cover the bills he will be erything. 4 9 *^ IVzoz Cologne 58 .point collars, 2- tributed belatedly. pes and fashion It's difficult for a consumer milk, jello with topping. Just as preoccupied after deval and 2 oz Lotion button cuffs, bell Tuesday: FYankfurt on a roll, uation—no more nor less so. With Genuine Lambswool Puff solids. S-M-L-XL. sleeves. 8 to 18. to spot the fake before he gets For the extraordinary Ameri it home “ unless he knows what milk, t . . . . M Ice cream. can, the persem who freely Lengthy Salute (/I-. he’s looking for,” says one spokesman. copy won’t bear Wednesday: Oven fried chick travels abroad, eats imported en, cranberry sauce, mashed foods and wines and drives for For BemBtein the company trademark in Old Spice BOYS potato, whole keriiol com, bread, eign cars there will be an Im Skinny Faberge most cases. The customer has NEW YORK (AlP) — Leonard Schick butter, milk, Christmas cake. pact. But, perhaps adding to to know which company pro Bernstein recrived a nine-min REGULAR SCENT Thursday; Half-day session. the confusion, not really very FULL FASHIONED duced' the record. ute standing ovation after cen- Dip No lunch. much. Brut 33 Under an amendment to the ductlng his 1,000th ccncert of Friday: Christmas vacation. There is a simile explanation Hot Lather federal copyright laws, com the New Yotic PhUharmonic. for this. The dollar used to be After Shave SPLASH-ON Im ported panies will be able to take At a party after Wednesday Spray Knit pegged to gold at 885 an ounce. stronger legal action against pi night’s concert featuring Mah- Other currencies determined rates starting Feb. 16. "But we I e r ’ s “Resurrection Sym their relative value in relation « Lotion Shave Kit felt we had to act now,” says phony,” Bernstein vras shower Cologne to the (k^ar. Gold at $85 an Col4^ne from Italy! Hayes, “ By February they ed with praise from music Shirts ounce w as the keirstone of the could rip us off for millions.’ ’ RENT structure. world notables. Under previous laws, only a “It Is a very special occa 199 On Aug. 16 the United States LONG SLEEVE SKINNY RIB musical composition could be ELECTRIC removed the keystone, leaving sion,” Bernstein said. "H ie or copyright, and swiping it was a no fixed, unchanging value on chestra was gorgeous. It was so 67 99 civil violation, not criminal. SHAMPOOER sensitive.’’ which to base currency ratios. Under the new statute, an en Bernstein, now 63, became an Plug-In Hot Lather Machine Cleans Carpets Instead, said the united States, gives you piping hot lather at tire record can be copyright, let market conditions determine assistant conductor at the Phil and pirating is a misdemeanor EASIER! FASTER! how really valuable each cur harmonic at 26 and resigned as 4.75 oz Bottle the touch of a button. 2 refill punishable by up to one year In 2 oz Bottle 7 OZ Bottle IN ATTRACTIVE rency is. music director at 60 to devote cartridges. prison and up to $1,000 In fines. more time to composing. GIFT BOX Immediately the prices of One Size Permanent press A spokesman at Capitol major foreign currencies began acrylic knits, full Records says its legal depart moving up in relation to the A uto Show Draws Fits All! • fashioned for ment has sued many pirates dollar. They ha South Windsor bonding or borrowing by the Main St., Rockville, charged St, and at 86 E, Middle Tpko. Bolton Cold War — - West town and Roland M. Aublii of 800 .Drug Center with operating a motor vehicle were taken sometime recently. Ploasant 'Valley Rd., was tho Nixon Flies to Florida The Drug Advisory Center, with defective muffler; arrest architect. ed early this’ morning at Main A garage door window at 118 Town Seeks Oimiibui Om Tho building provides for- a 38 Park St., is open Monday The Baby Has Post Rd. Plaza • Route M • Vernon ■ 878-87 New Town Structure through Saturday from noon and Blssell Sts. Court date Doc. Hollister St, was broken some To Plan Third Summit dispatcher’s office, 40 storage 27. time Tuesday. Powers Agree to Agree to 10 p.m, By FRANK CORMIER Washington. Ziegler suggested, bays for town vehicular equip Trainee For GIFTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY . j 1 T 1. ^ Associated Press Writer however, that the President ment, on additional four beys A telephone backup service A car owned by Joseph Oor- (Oonttniied from Page One) long ago ns 1964 to recognize differences—remain In the pol- CRAFTS SUPPUBS FOR ACCIDENTS ^ probably would return to the Ready for Occupancy for mechanical work, three Is available when tho center relra of East Hartford was ran Peking, at a time when such a Icies of the two friends. But in m a k in g g i f t s a dboorations storage areas, and administra Is closed. Cars driven by Ursula E, Loak KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) capital prior to hi. meetings Road Work high priority, even though Pom- Hacked last night while it was _ President Nixon, flying here wirh^HeatlT'next Monday “and Been Named move was highly unpopular general,, the relationship has A report on the new Public ployes dealgnatod to Bupervlae tive and employes areas *wlth For drug advisory informa- of Storrs and Dorothy M. Hayes pidou mndo clear ho would hew with official Washington, i been progressing steadily back Large Asiortinent of CANDLB8 A BINGS of 23 Parker St. wore In col iriiked at Spree top store on on short notice, was reported to Tuesday The town is seeking appli Worka building by tho director Uie project, ah air-conditioned lounge, Uon, call 646-2015. to much of the Do Gaulle line The French and Americans to point where the abra- OHMSTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS lision yesterday at 7;30 p.m. in TJ—Broad a mSt. Several stereo tapes, preparing today for his Ber. cants for a road maintenance of public worka, EmU Lucek Lucek aald ropreaontatlvcB of Tho Public Works Department a tool box, and tools valued at muda summit meeting next The Heath summit will be the trainee with funding made with regard to France's Inde- ‘•eo moie or less eye to eye on slveness of the De QauIIe era .r a u B B . A FBI. 10 to 8 a parking lot off Center St. OPEN DAILY 10 to 8 - aald the Building Department Town of Vernon and Farm- staff plans to occupy the build nearly $180 were taken. week with British Prime Minis third in a series Nixon Is hav available thrcugh the Federal Mumford, Jeffrey Michael^ son of Joseph and Pauline®#»®endenco . from U S oollcv lend tlm prcblems of divided Germa- seems to have been greatly dl- ing soon. ter Edward Healjh, ing with major allies. Canadian Emergency Employment Act, Portler Mumford, 210 Regan Rd., Rockville. He was bom Dec. '^ ^ h l p and its sideling m s IUot ’’y- NATO, the French niinlshod. (; I I I .S 8/ CARDS haa completed Ita Inapoctlon present at tho Paula K. Blcknell of South A 45 caliber pistol was taken Only two top aldes-chlef of Prime Minister Pierre Elliot according tc First Selectman 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar Police Log St., Rockville, was Issued a in the NATO picture, «*‘o ^ troops and haa certified that the bulid- T thrir 1tomUoolI‘L r S - ' Manchester Evening Herald In a house burglary at 161 Blue- staff H. R. Haldeman and conferred with the Richard Mcrra, ents are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fortier, Bloomfield. His pater The fact that Nixon put Pom- *" ^ est Europe, f e e l ------written warning for following ing meets all etato and local eat In the procedure used by South Windsor Oorrespohdent field Dr. lost night between 8 Press ^Secretary Ronald L. President at the White House Preference will be given to nal grandfather is Stephen Mumford, Bloomfield. ARRESTS too closely, after her car struck last week and. In a session ***.«.* pldcu at the top of tho list of building and health codes and South Windsor. He said he felt Barbara Varrick Tel. 644-8874. and 9. Police said the thief en Ziegler—accompanied the Pres- j m. ’ 1 V ^ . Vietnam veterans who are resi Eutapenn leaders he chose to develcpment of a secure a car driven by William J . ia ready for occupancy. it will most likely conUnue to Edward P. Tash, 18, of 67 tered via a broken door window, identment here Wednesday after- dents of Boltcn presently unem Budnick, Danny, son of Ronald and Nancl Metzler Bud- Preston of 362 Oak St. yester ores, Nixon and French Presl- mee7at 'the'summirin''^vMce Accoralng to the report the exlat as an example to other Foley St., charged with sale of all rooms were searched, but ap nocn. ployed or employed part time nick, 87 Warren Ave., Vernon. He was bom Dec. 4 at Man day at 8:40 p.m. at Main and dent Georges Pompidou hla prospective Peking and town will aave $51,000 on the fa- communltiea in the state as a marijuana and possession of parently nothing else was taken The President's full canine and seeking full-time emplcju- chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mcsccw visits suggested that Some differences—oven sharp County Bars Blssell Sts. reached agreement on a for Mr. and Mrs. William Metzler, New Britain. His paternal clllty because town officials means of acquiring public controlled drugs; arrested this except for a email amount of contingent was on hand, how- ment. tile United States thought high acted BB general contractor, buildings at substantiSiy lower morning on a Circuit Court 12 mula aimed at solving inter- Further details may be ob grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Budnick, New Britain. cash. ever. Poodle 'Vicki and Terrier ly of French friendship. In turn One concern was tho quality of costa, with more efficient use Divorce Work warrant when he came to the Stanley V, Osoldrietch, 45, of tained at the selectman's office. He has two brothers, David, 3, and Billy, l ; and a sister, Beth, Pasha made the flight from problems it probably heightened tho Nix tho drinking water in the build- of town personnel. police station. Released on Hartford, was charged with fail Chancellor Willy Brandt of This is the second town posi B. TULSA, Okla. (AP) — For Washington aboard the "Spirit on standing in France. NOTICE OF ing. The report confirmed that rrho ___ . . . . . $1,C00 non-surety bond, court ure to renew registration. He More Than 350 Dams tion estaUished thrcugh the act. the 10th straight year, Tulsa of ’76." King -nmahoe, an Irish Germany will be here The Azores agreement, at a chemical analysis was taken fh» „ ^ "5. ^ under date Jan. 3. was involved In an accident at A civil engineer was hired last Phelps, Brian Scott, son of Robert and Marcia Andrel- SALE LT.WOOD County courts have declared a In U.S. Have failed setter, had flown down earlier Christmas and Nixon least on the surface, seemed to 11:60 a.m. yesterday on Center month to assist with read sur- ski Phelps, RFD 3, Hublard Dr., Vernon. He was bom Dec. S and the drinking water Is "pure Bulldlnv"“° n ** f ' i with the President’s valet, Ma- '"®®‘ Japm ese Prime Min- clear away much of the nega- The fallowing items of sur- moratorium on divorces during Archie W. Butler, 16, of 22 St. with a car driven by Lau LOS ANGELES — There have \eying. He is being shared with at Manchester Memorial Hospital. 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THURSDAY, DECEMBER/16, 1971 / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Ma Mc^HESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, DECEM6ER 16, 1971 PAGE FIFTEEN practicing on Saturdays, Don employes; and snatched lunch "it Is our duty to help all who at the Mansfield State Training Vernon aid Berger, director of recres' NEW! — BXOITINO Andover Tolland breaks, which are nonexistent seek our assistance — even if School, tion, said. Bookies Form Gunfire Continues in Belfast on Safurdays. they’re atheists.” NATURAL MIALTH Munson said the group plans Chapman says that gambling to deliver the items on Satur Snow Scene according to age groups, Meadovibrook School Offers Trade Union Is such a specialized industry day, and anyone wishing to follows; 10 and 11-year-olds, «On Qoud 9' POODSHOPPI ZBA Grants Permit As Peace Talks Planned that a new union seems the best contribute either new or used from 1 to 3:30 p.m.; and 12 and In meterology, cloud forma BELFAST, Northern Ireland Ladies — ^ Chosen Best way of organising the employes. AT THE merchandise In good condition, ed for a military end to the vio is-year-olda from 3:80 to 4 p.m. Sixth Annual Yule Concert In England tions are numbered from one to lence. He sees nothing Incompatible can leave it at the church, or (AP) — Guerrilla snipers Berger said three coaches are The Meadcwbrcck School will nine, the latter being thp high Book Delayed (O) 1971, ’THE In churchmen helping to organ PARKADI can contact Fellowship mem struck again in Norihern Ire British Home Secretary Regi O il of Month still nejeded to assist with the present its sixth annual Christ est storm cloud. If you are on For Auto Junkyard nald Maiidling, who holds Cabi TOe book, "Tolland, an Old MANCHESTER GUARDIAN ise it. bers Sally Richards or Linda land today amid forecasts of We at Tres Chic wish you ^ program. Anyone Interested is mas concert tonight and tomor Pest Road Town,” written by top of "Cloud 9," you are in the Last night's public hearing net responsibility for Northern LONDON—A Trade Union for "On the contrary,” he said, MacDonald sold he will check Hess, both of Lake Rd. An oil p a 1 n t i n gf. "Snow asked to call the recreation of row night at 7:30 at the Harold Weigold, will not be de sunlight. political talks to try to end the Ireland, shocked Protestants Bookmakerr employes has been concerning a reappllcatlon for a with Andover Elementary CXib Scout Party Scene" by Mrs. Mildred Lisk, fice any afternoon after 1 p.m. school. livered before Dec, 32, because bloodshed. Wednesday when he told news formed with the help of the motor vehicle junkyard permit, School principal Donald Libby 'The Cub Scouts In Andover all a Very Happy and ^ Seaman Training The choir, ccnsistlng of lOO of a delay at the bindery. Gunmen opened rifle and sub- men It was likely the terrorists iiM been chosen as the picture Church of England. to sea whether it would bo pos will hold their annual Christ Navy Seaman James L. Van, first and second graders, is expected to draw considerable machine-gun fire at three Brit "would not be defeated, not of the month by the Tdlland Bulletin Board Church officials have been sible to obtain use of the school mas party combined with the son of Mrs. Jeanette M. Van of directed by Mrs. Janet Belden numbers of people, proved in ish miiltary patrols on Belfast's eomr’.etely eliminated, but Glamorous Holiday Season The Conservation Committee acting as advisers in an attempt for the series of dance classes monthly pack meeting, tonight CkMinty Art Association. It will 50 Prospect St., Rockville, is in and Mrs. Dorothy Shackway. stead to be of little Intorout. strcnghold of the underground have their violence reduced to will meet today at 8 p.m. at the to organize the 50,000 men and and whether there would be at the elementary school at 7 be on display at the Rockville training at tlve Naval Communi Mrs. Kathleen Hervath is ac SAVE Falls Road, a Roman Catholic nn acceptable level." Town Hall. women in Britain’s legal gam The Zoning Board of Appeals cations Training Center, Pensa companist. VEST any charges Involved. p.m. Irish Republican Army. Public Library. The Tcllanders Square Dance bling industry, granted the permit. Maudllng's statement, made cola, Fla. All Tolland residents are in- The possibility of initiating Expected to pay a visit to the Bullets ricocheted off the sol HaivMt Hill 'There were no persons present after two days of Intensive H ie artist of the month, Miss nlted to attend. Two pres Club will hold a beginners ball Tom Chapman, industrial a program of winter sports was Cubs is Santa Claus, who in diers’ armored cars and muzzle Emma Bats, has a display of Van will undergo 18-weeks of tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Hicks ILL at the hearing in which Leopold talks in Northern Ireland with The have it entations were planned be liaison, officer at Church House, also discussed, and MacDonald dicated that tonight’s meeting is flashes split the darkness as her pcUntings on exhibit in the basic and advanced training in School. Straight Boulton Whiskoy LIutermoze and Ralph fllrols army and provincial govern cause the scnccl hall is not agreed to help after a (Toup PACKAGE said ho will discuss with Ubby cn his schedule. the two sides traded fire. One main reading' room of the li electronic communication tech Cub Scout Pack 915 will meet made application for a permit ment chiefs, drew a swift retort large enough, for one perform of bookies’ men had listed their 8 YRS. OLD m m • STORE whether the school grounds can PZO Alternates soldier wps hit in the stomach. brary, and a collection of paint niques, including coding and de tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the to maintain the junkyard other from the Rev. Ian Paisley, a this season! Especially when ance, to accommodate those complaints about working con 86* QT. D e/*l be used or made available for Chairman of the Republican Two more bullets thudded into ings done by Mrs. Doreen Baab coding messages and teletype Meadewbrook -School. than the Zoning Board of Ap- hardliner who speaks for a wishing to attend. No admission ditions. These include falling these purposes. Town Committee John Storm the ambulance that sped him to of EUlngton is on display at the operation. MANCHISTM PARKAM peals members and the appli powerful body of Protestants. their natural beauty is enhanced fee will be charged. Cub Scout Pack 15 will meet real wages over the past five to said that three names wore sub a hospital. Chamber (rf Commerce office, Sieele Hours cants themselves, MacDonald also said that he He declared no level of vlo- Awarded Medals tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at St. six years: A basic six-day week Harvoft HIH mitted to the chairman of the by our individually applied LaPayette Square, Rockville. Congressman Robert Steele, is meeting today ■with a state The gun battles followed a lonco would be acceptable to Students attending the baton Matthews Parish Center. and a nine-hour day, for many The permit referred to was Planning and Zoning Commis R, Vernon, will hold public of official to discuss the possibil meeting in London by Prime the people of Northern Ireland. Other paintings on display in classes conducted by the rec B lo n M Whiskoy For The Man obtained by Kenneth Chadwick LASHES! fice hours tomomiw from l:30 ity of obtaining for Andover a sion, Raymond Houle, for con Minister Edward Heath, opposi They would be "even more area banks and libraries are: reation board have been many years ago when he first to 3:80 p.m. at the Vernon Ad grant for a rural music pro sideration as alternate to tho tion Labor party leader Harold frustrated by this public declar "Late Autumn Afternoon,” a presented medals as follows: Who Has Everything set up Ken’s Garage on Rt. 6. ministration Building. 5TH • 3 .9 9 GAL. • 9 .7 0 gram. PZC. Wilson and other poUtlcail lead ation that It is not the intention watercolor by Charles Knit of Caroline Jesanis, Danny El The junkyard lUelf is fenced The private conferences will I.And Use and Taxes The names submitted were ers. They agreed to plan talks of the British government to They are made to lyUst 4 to 8 weeks without removal! Wake up In Vernon at the First Federal mer, Linda Noch, Denise Bean, Announcement JIM ISAM TROPHY BOTTLES from the road by a high wooden Donald Dressel, Robert Uttle, First Selectman Robert B. in the new year with Northern absclutely win the battle Savings, Rockville; "Fishing Gina Vonick and Donald How Hanroft HIH Importod 86° Bourbon $12.49 fifth fence and is located some dist and George Guay. There is the morning looking as glamorous as you did the night before! Post said today that he has ap Ireland’s political parties to against the IRA,” he said. Boato" a pastel by Barbara Or- 1“’’ ard, firet place. 100 MO. • 110 MO. or 120 MO. OLD ance back from the road. presently a vacancy on the al lowskl of Ellington, at Tolland and nearby areas. pointed William Kralovlch as a ward a settlement of the Irish Flutter your lashes as merrily as you wish, and enjoy your holiday Kim Grant, Bette Foster, Blondod SMteh Whiskoy Contained in the junkyard are ternate group and also a va crisis. Library; “ At Bay" a watercol- junk cars, metal parts and other special delegate to attend a con Amanda Blais, Ann McKelvey, BEAM'S CHOICE cancy for a delegate to the A major point of discussion DCA Distributes or by Barbara Swenson of Ver- Wees r Holly Fletcher and Connie such materials. Town officials ference tonight at the Tolland festivities without fear of embarrassment. They will not fall off! PORTRAIT EOnLES Capitol Region Planning Agen wculd be Wilson’s plan to set non at the QonnecUcut Bank " * * * Iv e r m a n y Oaks, second place, | { h * 4.57 «r *5.60 have Indicated that the area has County Agricultural Center on cy. The vacancies arose from up a constitutional commission Nearly $l M illion W e also do eyebrow arches with tweezers, machine or wax, and and Trust, Rockville; "Still Bans Use of DDT Michelle Cavanagh, third 86° $6.32 fifth been checiqed periodically and the problems of land assess the resignation of Melvin Wil ment. and work for an eventual union HARTFORD (AP) — Life” an oil by Alma Lanz, „„ txt place. there is no pollution of the Hop liams, who served as the PZC HarvMt HHI cf Northern Ireland with the TTie state Department of Com remove facial hair with wax. Rockville, at the Savings Bank “ tlNN ^The West German Weekly revolving troi^y win "FIELD BIRDS" by J.W. DANT River, to which the junkyard Is 'The session, which is being secretary and CRPA represen neighboring Irish republic. munity Affairs has approved of Rockville. government has banned the ners were: Laurie Malchow, $10.13 fifth adjacent, and no effluents are put on by the. Tolland County tative. ( Distilled Laadoa Dry Din Northern Ireland’s one mil nearly $1 million In human re Remember to coll early for your appointment to ovoid the seasonal T Also: "Quiet Night” an oil by Jill Dennis and Donna Lake. 10 VRS. M* disposed of in the area. Farm Bureau and members of chase and use of DDT and DDT The Planning and Zoning Com lion Protestants—who out sources and day care grants. Carol Bushey of Eqst Wind Sand Mix Available 80* Because Andover’s zoning reg the Extension Institute and the rush! Please Phone 643-2483 ... ^ preparations. A number of prep mission appointed former al number Catholics 2 to 1—are Gov. Thomas J. Mesklll an sor, at the Savings Bank of Tol First Selectman Erwin Stoetz- 5TH • 4 . 6 2 ga\ • 9 . 1 2 GARNIER COLLECTOR ulations requirie that such a per- Soil Conservation Commissiem, ( arations will be exempted un ternate Valdis Vinkels to fill generally opposed to joining the nounced today. land; "Wildflower Bouquet," ner has announced that sand mlt is not transferable and ap will feature George Simpson, til the end of 1975 if needed to BOTTLES the spot on the zoning board, Catholic-dominated republic. Most of the money—$645,809— pastel by Jennife Bats of Ell mixed with salt is available at plication for the permit must be executive director of the Con sU^ the spread of some pest 60° Crem o do Menthe $16.18 leaving the alternate spot emp Tho IRA is fighting to drive the Is going to Bridgeport for a va ington, Hall Memorial Library, the town dump and, for emer made to the Zoning Board of necticut Farm Bureau Associ ( and if no adequate substitute is SAVE ty. north into the republic by force. riety of programs ranging from Ellington; "A Doe” by Helen gency purposes, in barrels ______and up Appeals, the new owners, LIut ation as guest speaker. available. along the roadsides. WILLARD P. GRANT TTie Irish strife has Udten 197 day care to senior citizens’ ac Tres Chic Beauty Salon Rice of Vernon, at People’s ^ ermoze and Slrols, had to make The subject of discussion at Manchester Evening Herald lives in 28 months. tivities. Bank, Rockville and "Bom the application, which auto ( HOLIDAY WRAPPED the meeting will be of Interest Andover correspondent, Anna Many Northern Irish Protest Programs In Middletown will Free,’ ” an oil by Patricia matically called for a public primarily to the farmer and the 303 EAST CENTER STREET Frislna, Tel. 742-9847. ants were reported upeet today receive $166,680 'While $73,668 is MANCHESTER Hoffman of Ellington at the hearing on the matter. We are pleased to announce that Willard (Bill) GIFT CERTIFICATES . . . GIFT WINE PACKS large landowner, and discuss by a British Cabinet minister’s going'to Ansonla, $52,292 to Wa- Mary Dunphy Dance Studio, Glementino Rumored Although the matter of the ( the various inequities in the admission that little hope exist terbury and $47,124 to Hartford. VemMi. P. Grant is now associated with us. W e are junkyard permit was the sub present system, proposals for Area Students Four large paintings hanging FULL LINE OF BEAM COLLECTOR BOHLES priced from $i2.40 ject of discussion among town correcting deficiencies and how in the Rock'vllle Library read Going to East Haven equipped with the latest diagnostic equipment. We Carry A Complete Line of Imported and Domestic Wines officials, and town groups such the landowner can protect him Given Grants ing room, were executed by as the Planning and Zoning self from unfair assessments. four "teams” of artists at the There are strong rumors in the Municipal Building Bill is specializing in diagnostic tuneups. Come in that Joseph Glementino, town controller, will resign Commission, the Conservation Post said that Kralovlch will Three Manchester residents' y assoclaticMi’s Christmas party. YOU’LL FIND TREMENDOUS SAVINGS POSSIBLE ON Commission, the Andover En make a report on Monday eve Each team member was al and let Bill show you what is wrong with your have been awarded a total of soon to take a position as director of finance in East HARVEST HILL DISCOVERY BRANDS. vironmental Action Council, ning to the Cohservatim Com lotted three minutes at a time Haven. ------21,(XS0 in scholarships from area CHARGE ACCOUNTS UPON REQUEST. there was evidently no oppos mission on the findings of the amlner in the State Department car when it is checked on our new diagnostic to add or change the painting No one in either the Municipal ition to the granting of the per meeting. civic organizations for study to their liking. of Finance and Control. Building or Bast Haven will machine. You will get a better running car for WE SELL PACKAGED ICE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE mit. Post said that Mrs. Carolyn this year at the University of Ubrniy Prognam A Hartford native, Clemen- Recreation Gommlsslon Meeting The Rockville Junior Library confirm the reports, but an tino attended Morse Business less. W e are also equipped to handle the general Graham, member of the Conser Connecticut. Fayva nie town’s Recreation Com will present a program “ Dino announcement 1s apparently College and the American In vation Clommisslon, attended In accepting the grants re mission met last night at the saurs,” Saturday at 10 a.m. It due soon. stitute of Banking. He is a reg needs of your car. SEVEN LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU i Tuesday night a meeting in cently, the board of trustees town office building, and plans is recommended for children in ClemenUno of 105 Amott Rd., istered public accountant and Rockville at the TAG building, thanked the donors for their got under way to begin a Grades 3 through 6. has been in the controller’s pos has held numerous offices in Bishop. Comer CorbiiiB Com er Slgoom ey St. which dealt with assessment on generpsity and pointed out how square dance program in town. A Christmas puppet show will ition since July 1963, working the Cotuiecticut Ehvision of the GORMAN BROTHERS, INC. We«t Hwttord West HMiford Hwtterd land use rather than on maiket important these scholarships be presented Dec. 29 with one before that for 80 years with Municipal Finance Officer's As sssons Sa>SS88 M7-aHU Recreational Director Gordon value. are to UofC students during a show scheduled for 10 a.m. and the Mate. He worked for the sociation. Clementine is now ■m MAIN STREET MANCHESTER MacDonald said that he spoke Mrs. Graham will also bo period of sharply escalating it’s hard to believe New London Waterbary Birtadal THE BRIGHT SPOT ON MAIN STREETT to a "caller" who Informed him A : . 1..;. PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 Section Two THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 iJlanrlffatPi; lEuwiug THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 Pages 17 to 32 i v ^ : ' that do not discriminate against Greater Role in PoKtics children in the things required for a good education, health Emotional Trial Lawyers Wanted by Lady Democrats and decent modem living." Town W ill Sell Signing the letters were Youths Will Spend Holiday Reps. Audrey Beck of Mans 85 East Center St. Old Fire Truck HARTFORD (AP) — Heuse Speaker William Ratch- field, caalre Begg of Water- At Summit St. campaign to give women a ford and Democratic State bury, Mary Griswold and Say No-Need for No-Fault It'z big, It’s red, and It would At Orphanage in Jamaica more prominent role In Demo C3iairman John M. Bailey spell Theresa T ^ esilo of . New By DON MBIKI.E ion, Lambert held the no-fault panics tend to sottie iawsuits WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL make a fine Christmas gift. ing out their requests. Haven, Mary HUl of New Lon Five young people from Trini Mrs. Robert Donnelly, 7 Lydall cratic politlca and the state leg In their letter to Bailey, they Associated Press Writer commission spellbound for over out of court. It's a 1942 vintage fire engine, islature was launched Wednes don, Mary Martin of Groton, an hour. Lambert' stressed that the ty Covenant Church will spend St., and an Fast Catholic High said: “ Hre number of women Agnews Simons cf Bridgeport seldom used by the town now, School freshman; and Karon in the state legislature has se HARTFORD (AP) — When he got through, com "fauit system” of requiring the most of the holiday period In a day b y the eight Democratic and Muriel Yacavone of East but stUl In prety good condition, Gcda, daughter of Mr. and Mfe. riously declined since reappor No-fault auto insurance, which mission member L^u Follls, an person at fault to pay for the Holly $1.79 Box women members of the House. Haitfiord, according to William C. Mason, volunteer work project at an Stanley Geda, 141 Birch Hill Rd., tionment in 1966. In order to had been represented by insur Insurance agent diyly summed consequences of his negligence Tliey asked that Rep. Agnes orphanage In Jamaica. They will South Windsor, and a South maintain and strengthen the The Republican women In the up Lambert's arguments In less should be retained—with per town fire chief. O. Simons, D-Brldgeport, be ap ance spokesmen as a cheaper OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY leave Dec. 27 and Return Jan. 5. Windsor High School' junior. role of women as leaders, we House adready have an assis than one minute. haps some modifications. Bids for tho old engine No. pointed an assistant majority tant leader In the person of and fairer way to compensate The project is sponsored by Their advisor, who will ac must encourage more women ' Lambert's main point was "Reformation yes, annihila 4 will be opened Deo. 29 at 11 leader. accident victims, underwent a World Vision International and company them, is Wendell Hit to run for state legislative of Rep. Ruth Truex of Wethers that if the legislature felt it had tion no,” he said, "We've had a.m. in the Municipal Build field. vigorous effort by lawyers to Is coordinated by the Rev. her of Bolton Center Rd., Bol And they asked that more fice and fer positions such as to do something about Improv this system for a thousand ing. debunk it at the State Capitol Richard Hamilton, Fast Coast ton. women be encouraged to run delegates." ing the system by which auto years.” Wednesday. Also to be opened that day director of World Vision. Miss Norling and Mise Hutt' for state offices and the Gener The Democratic women en accident victims are cem- In no event, said Lambert, al Assembly and that more "Beware and be wary cf sta will be bids for one Remington Tho high school volunteers participated in a similar effort dorsed the following legislation Rocky To Head tistics,” said Thomas Lambert pensated, then It should change should the General Assembly Rond Dexlgraph photostat ma women be put on the Con fer t<-.e 1972 session: the "contributory negligence” do away with the present sys arc Wesley and Wendy Nordlng, last December at an orphanage necticut delegation to the of the American Trial Lawyers chine and one electric simplex children of Mr. and Mrs. Paul in Mexico. —A state income tax. Nixon Campaign Association. • “ What they reveal principle to a "comparative tem of awarding damages for ideal print dryer. This equip Democratic National Con —Adequate funding of local negligence” system. "pain and suffering." Norling, 32 Santina Dr., and a The students will be part of a vention next year. is striking. What they conceal ment was formerly used by the Manchester High School sopho group that will spend 10 days at drug rehabilitation programs. ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov. is vital.” Under the contVibutory negli Melvin 8. Katz, a Hartford MANCHESTER DRUG town clerk's office in record more and junior, respectively; the orphanage, painting, repair “ The special problems of —Around-the-clock staffing of Nelson A. Rockefeller says he Lambert, a former professor gence doctrine, a person who Is lawyer, said there is no big ing public records, but the rec Nancy Hutt, daughter of Mr. ing the roof and ceilings, and in women must be recognized and the child abuse reporting sys has agreed to head President of law at Boston University, 717 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER only partly at fault can not col public demand for no-fault in ords are now microfilmed. and Mrs. Fred Hutt, 123 Vernon stalling plumbing. They will also dealt with at all levels," said tem. Nixon's re-election campaign in said his auto Insurance pre lect damages from the person surance, and he cited several The fire apparatus Is a 760- St., and a MHS junior; Sarah distribute gifts at a party given the Democratic women, "rang —A $10 million Increase in New York next year. mium In Massachusetts was mostly to blame for an acci polls to demonstrate his point. Donnelly, daughter of Mr. and ing from equal opportunities for state scholarships for needy Rockefeller told a news con higher this year under no-fault CHRISTTKAS STORE! HOURS gallcn American LaFrance for the 70 orphans. dent. Instead of applying the old pumping engine. employment and education to college students. ference Wednesday "that the than it was last year before no Under comparative negli adage of "where there's smoke, Beginning Monday, December 20Hi The engine was originally or concern with the health of chil —More money for low-income President stands better with fault. gence, the percentage of blame there's fire,” the no-fault issue dered by the old Board of Fire dren and the state's welfare hduslng. the voters of New York State Dramatically raising and low is determined and the damages is more a case of "where OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. fo 9 P.M. and housing policies.” Commissioners in 1941 before MHA Learns Contractor —C3ontrol of hospital rates. right now than he has at any ering his voice and gesticulat assessed on that basis. This, in there's smoke, there may well CHRISTMAS EVE 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. The group sent letters to —And "Welfare progrrams time.” ing in classic courtroom fash fact. Is the way insurance com- be a smoke-making machine,” the Japanese attack on Pearl said Katz. Harbor, Mason says, and cost Finishing Mayfair Work When both Hartford dally about $8,800 then. The Board of newspapers published lead edi Fire Commissioners used to A letter demanding comple- 43 House Dr. was completed, torials in favor of no-fault In Holiday Greetings fo All! govern the South Manchester tlon of work at the Mayfair Residents had expressed con- surance on the same day for Fire District. Gardens Elderly Housing pro- cem about the lack of illumlna- the second time this yeeu*, "It When World War II began, ject, sent Nov. 29 to the Rocky tlon In the area. THE had to be more than coinci various priorities on war mater Marciano Co. and to the Mary- The town has begun construct- dence,” Katz said. ials delayed the engine’s de land Casualty Co., which provld- jng a firm pad of amesite, or livery until July 8, 1942. The He quoted with approval an ed the performance bond on the concrete that will serve as a then new engine replaced an edltorlEil in the Farmington project, seems to have done the bus stop on sldewalk-lesa Hart- HE'LL old engine which had been trick. Valley Herald, a suburban ford Rd., across from Cose Dr, ever bought in 1914, and wao the first At its meeting last night, the weekly, which called no-fault a Party Saturday Mancivester Housing Authority "ridiculous hoax” and a "bo open tonight fill 9! engine bought by the ^ t h Saturday evening at 0, the nanza for the Insurance .com Manchester district after 1920. - reported the contractor hM done Eighth District Firemen will panies.” The engine was first used to most of the work, vdthin the ten- ^oid a Christmas dinner for tho ond every night fight a fire at the edd Case day 1 mlt granted by the lette^ residents of the Mayfair Another Hartford lawyer with Bottling Plant. Hie engine it thus toklng a ^ant step toward project. The turkey and considerable experience in auto replaced was also first used at resolving the long-standing dls- trimmings, donated by Top accident liability suits, William till ehristmos! tWHH REGJLS a fire at Case Mills. pute over the proj(Bct. T'totch Foods, will be prepared R. Voller, said the Insurance The engine is now stored In companies should offer plans we pride ourselves on the most The MHA ha* wlUiheld $87,(KI0 gj tbe fire station by firemen the School St. firehouse. In payment, even though the melr wives, providing automatic payment, plete selection of holiday decorating regardless of fault to their pol aoppUes in the' state I our many Qirt at housing unlU were occupied a ^h^ gu^gts of honor will in- icy holders if they want to see town ^stom ers are so pleased to find year ago, claiming failure of the Robert Kirby, manager of whether the system would this complete assortment under one Groups Donate contractor to complete certain ^op Notch Foods; State Sen. work. roof — come, take a lodk-aoel "punch list items.” David Odegard, State Rep. Don- Bates Holiday Fund» The contractor and M I^ g jj cenovesl, Mayor John Police and town officials from the Manchester area towns gather around a com agreed finaUy last m ^th, that Thompgo„, p.,re cSilef GranvUle Extended Foreeast Two groupe holding holiday puter terminal, recently installed at tha Manchester police headquarters for the MHA would monetize, or In L ing„d, and William Hankln- Floaters' other words, do themselves, lUI president of the Eighth Lrtwrte h*thkntr aboQt uim l ti dl_. fesUvlUes at Willie’s Steak the purpose of providing motor vehicle information. Standing, from left, are: Fair most of Sunday then a New MV Terminal Capt. John Solarz of the Glastonbury Police Department, Officer Richard Sar but top largest of these District. chance cf a few showers or House Tuesday night made ' a tor of the Manchester police; Manchester Police Chief James Reardon, Vernon Ing items. It was reported that ______Marciano workmen have repair flurries late Sunday night or M r w A f cash donation to the Hartford Police Chief Edmund Dwyer; Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy, and Officer Lyn early Monday followed by Regional Center, Office of Men ed toe blacktop, and have fin Salesmen's Pay 9YS m )n str^M . Wilmot of the Coventry Police Department. Sitting is Chief John Kerrigan of ished the brickwork, the largest clearing later Monday.- Season tal Retardation, State Depart Will Serve Area Rises 30 Pet. able temperatures over the the South Windsor police. The terminal will be available for use by all the de of the tasks left to them to com- ment of Health. CHICAGO — Hie average an- weekend turriing milder Mon By GENE DUS8EAU partments. (Herald photo by Pinto) plete. day. Highs in the upper 30s to downtdPBfneicnOnOr Members of the Connecticut Police officials from Vernon, Glastonbury, South Atty. Vincent Diana, chairman nual earnings for experienced Landscape Contractors (OLC) of the MHA, said tivs contractor salesmen covered in a 1971 sur- low 40s and overnight lows in Windsor and Coventry gathered at the Manchester Po streamlining of the dispatching terminal might. In the future, TV A Power Cost» the 20s to near 30s. re»4»r«*aji4(« i and employes of the Savings system may be In order. provide a linkup with national must still repair the heaters in vey was $14,606, a 80 per cent lice Headquarters yesterday, at Chief James Reardon’s the community hall at the N. increase over the $11,180 aver- Tlw lertn Fkafisr Knodi*A-0oot Bank of Mianchester collected request, to see a new motor vehicle computer terminal Officer Richard Sartor, who criminal files in Washington 57 Pet. of Average $116.' It was presented to Dr. A. Main St. project, but said when age reported in 1908. m Spanish Moss, Block, London Brown, C oe hit Shag. Siaat ^ wrote most of the grant applica D. C., providing across-the- KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Resi Z. SofOrenko, superintendent of that will serve the Manchester area. formal agreements are reached Since 1068 the earalngs of tions for this and other sys board criminal history Informa dential customers served by L^I4 in fnoditim, wido, »wido widths. the Hartford Regional Center In The terminal, provides a dl------'------on garnishments agatost Marci- salaried salesmen have Increos- tems, explained the computer tion. TVA power distributors paid on NIewington, who was a guest of rect line to the Department of ®tate as a pilot project. Due to is only as effective as the in ano by certain subcontractors, ed from $10,900 to $18,000, or the OLC. t r . u. , . ,r j man-powcr shortage, the service average of 1.22 cents a kilowatt- the MHA wUl be able to begin 20 per cent; earning* of corn- Motor vehicle's Hartford com- will operate only on week days. formation that Is fed Into It. hour for electricity during fiscal It can correct spelling to a cer Lots of Trees releasing funds. The MHA will mlasion salesmen have gone John Hlldltch of 68 Summer puter, and will g;lve quick re- from 8 a.m. until midnight, al- When the Pilgrims landed, 1671, or 67 per cent of the na tain extent, but still depends retain a portion of toe $87,000 from $18,260 to $16,040, or Z1 SL, a CLC director, was chair sponse to officers requesting though future, plan* suggest Its there were 937 million acres of tion's average residential rate. still fo handed out, in order per cent, vrtiUe eamtaipi of . man of lUj C h ti^ lu s party. He upon accurate information. superb virgin forests in tlvs The TVA area's average was up license and reglstratlbn Ihfor- expansion to a full-time; basis. Manchester Is also expecting to have any small remaining salesm.en paid by combination is owner the I&u-Hil Land matlon, and wjll replace the Uqited States, inelpding all terri- from 1.03 cents the previous Vernon, Glastonbury, South ^installation ofc'i a regional ^fre items finished. arrangemanU'bave grown from scaping in Springfield, .older,' Blowen toistype system. t i ^ except U^' Great Plains ‘year as' a result of Increased Mass. Windsor and Coventry police quency radio system to replace In other business, the installa- $10,078 to $14,790, or 10.0 per ' Hie terminal was Installed will be able to use the system, and some western desert areas. rates. tion of flpodUghts on the unit at cent. CLC's share of the gift was last week and represents part completely its present system. by calling on a regular telephone :,The new radios will allow In Its eecond contribution this year of a modemlzatioh of comnvuhi- to the Manchester dispatcher, to the \Newlngton center, m cations in Manchester paid for stant contact with the Hartford who will relay the desired In Police Department. It also will June, members landscaped the by a series of federal grants re formation. Reardoh did not com grounds. All labor, materials, cently awarded to the town. be a pilot project to detem. ne ment on possible over-burden-^ the effectiveness of regia J and use of equipment were do- The terminal costs $2,600, and ing effects on the Manchester cooperation in police operatiens. noh^d. is one of 22 placed around tho for the nan in your life/ Just to personnel, but indicated some Sartor explained the computer JANTZBrS JANTZm'S COUNTRY SQUIRI COUNTRY SQUIRt CobU crow nock... 100% Wontod Cobio cardigan. . . 100% Wortlod be on the Wool. Always tmort looking. Dork C A Wool.Thowoorovorywhorotwootor. A A brown, olivo, gold...... ,S-M*L-XL ------w lO * o Oiiyo, dork brown . . S-M-L-XLAU o Come See, Come Save! JANTW I't TUMRU SPUN CRIW NICK MACHMI WASHARU and DRYARUI Our clearance sale is on! Time to save safe side money and get fantastic* values on your Blond tbo propor amount of wool for ologonco. Da cron polyoitor for durability, and mohair for teftnon family's shoes. 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The resignation was ac northern Vermont, sold his there wasn’t a cloud in the In Hawaii, Not Her Dreams trip to relax, renew old friend- cepted by the board, although home In Coventry, and left, sky,” Payne said. "But by 2:80 Old Onyx Rail Court Cases snips, and see places that we Another Study Delays Martucci decided to withdrew it Yesterday’s dismissal, which, He Produces Rainstorm p.m. It was pouring. Can you enjoyed before." nt the last mlnuto. according to Town Attorney imagine that?” On Sale Block Libraries Below Standard^ John Shea, had no bearing on CIRCUIT COURT l » In addition to anticipated fam More than 300 parents. In a Guarding his gods cIoMly, Release of L291 Funds Court Dismisses the merits of the case since When They Predict Sun JACKaONVnLB, Fla. (AP) East Hartford SoMlon She’ll Be Home ily luaui, she went on, "We will series of highly emotional Payne keeps them indoors until officials. No date has yet been these were n o t dismissed, — John L, Sullivan one* put his be on every singl«e beach on MORE MORE meetings, asked the board to By SCOTT MOORE ready for use. The entire pro Board of Education Told announced for the hearing. would appear to lay to rest the The gods will not bo fooled, foot on the onyx rail. 8o ifM^. PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 MANCftEjStER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-ON* liawilfllfWfWtWWMWfWtWfU WtWWtl Bank, City National Bank of Oil May Bring Economic Windfall Huge Note Sale Connecticut, Marino Midland Municipals, Inc., and Discount DOT TYLER'S Pilot Unhurt Henderson Jurors Warned Floats Big Part Cerp. of New York. H O LLY SH O P Congress May Ask Of State Deficit As Plane Falls ^ As Deliberations Begin Ecuador Optimistic 51 GOODWIN STREET And Explodes HARTFORD (API — Fast Delivers MANCHESTER, CONN. By HARRY V. ROHKNTIIAL tlon of reports that civilians Devalued Dollar, 8IMSBURY (APj — A light FT. MEADE, Md, (AP) — were killed In the attack on By GEORGE GEDDA The state sold $125 million in Q e S T h o l i d a y 200-mile maritime limit. About the Elducatlon Ministry pro Pakistan Fund CesMia 182 airplane oraohed The seven officers trying Col. March 16, 1968. He also Is Awoclatf>d PratM Writor notes Wednesday at a not aver OPEN 1 DAY ONLY 60 American fishlp,'' vessels posed to tax gross corporate in and exploded atop Avon Moun Oran K. Henderson were In charged with not reporting a s e ' interest rate of about 3 per BRIDGEWATER, Va. (AP) 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. have been seized in tuna wa come 1 per cent for use in pub tain Wednesday, but the pilot structed by the judge today to war crime to his division com Especially when you make it ROYAL ICE CREAMl QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — In — A day-long fast at Bridgewa SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th walked ters. Ecuador claims sover lic education. Delighted - with cent to float most of the $244 away, apparently un- "scrupulously avoid allowing mander and with making a Ita 149 years of independence eignty over them but the State ter College raised $220 for aid End of Surcharge injured, officials said. the idea. President Jose Marla BE ^URE TO SERVE A ROYAL Ecuador has never had an eco million state deficit. to refugees in East Pakistan. DECORATIONS— ALL HAND MADE R v m w ____ . any emotional reaction" about false statement under oath Department regards them as Velasco Ibarra signed the plan State Treasurer Robert I. By B IIX NEIKIRK "We've heard no voice of dls- pilot, Ralph Boehm of My Lai to Influence their deci when questioned about My I.,al nomic wlndfali quite like the international territory. The college food supplier do one which is expected to double into law. Afterward Finance Berdon said it was the largest nated the money that otherwise Writer sent,” said Senate Republican Simsbury, helped searchers sion on whether Henderson cov at a Pentagon inquiry. ICE CREAM CAKE Ministry officials told Velasco W^mNOfTON (AP) — with Leader Hugh Scott wreckage. The plane exports by 1973, increase the Thus far the voices protesting sale of notes In Connecticut his would have been spent on ered up the massacre. Under military law, a vote by Two To Choose From there was no way they could «oy issues still to be resolved, But Sen m iu .ii nh.i.. P'»". national budget by 60 per cent the $300-mllllon U.S. oil in tory. meals ’Tuesday. resolved, But Sen. m .« ell P’*«. two thirds of the panel mem Single layer of delicious ftxnen administer It. ’They raised such the United States expects to of t L S<'"»‘>“ry. near the town’s Col. Peter B. Wondolowskl, cake, made with rich creamy van and add 10 per cent to the vestment have been relatively Berdon has said he will an Taking part were the 369 full bers is requlfbd for conviction a fuss that Velasco rescinded FOR ALL YOUR SKIINB NEEDS! To^^vm^rtlc* to the military judge, began read illa, chocolate or strawberry Ice gross national product. Isolated. With this nation’s in nounce in January his plana for time students, plus faculty, forge a new International mone- gald he Is with Avon and on each charge; a not guilty the decree. tary setUement by the time the J Bloomfield, ing his 33 pages of instructions cream — decorated with heavy Tliese prospects are antici tractable economic problems, financing the rest of the deficit. staff and day students. vote by three of the seven Velasco, a gaunt 78-year old to the jury at 10:26 a.m. Delib cream . . Two layers—one of pated as a joint Texaco-Gulf Oil many Ecuadoreans seem to Interest on today’s note sole OPEN EVERY DAY sand Congress reconvene? Jan " t Ts not to •'» « « would acquit Henderson. magician elected president five incrlrth^ “at aircraft, official, odd. erations were to begin imme vemilla, one of frozen pudding. venture to deveic',, oil reserves feel that the lure of an extra will amount to $6,666,358, Bor diately .afterward. On the first charge, the fail Rum Ravored, pink ice cream, times, has ruled by decree O d . If things work out as planned pfane was headed for located under the Jungles of $100 million in the national den said. rST 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. ure to investigate, the jury had chock full of fruits and nuts, deco since June 1970. At that time, SHOPPING DAYS the International Airport The length of the instructions eastern Ecuador. treasury outweighs the negative The net average interest on OIL t I J t C.O.D. e settlement would Include ^ T t may ^ n e c e w iT t o d*o rntomatlon-i Aimort a choice of four verdicts: will rated with heavy cream. Both with the full backing of the mil SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. agreement on a new pattern of ao In Windsor Liocks, officials of reflected nearly four months of connotations of turning over a 7 TILL CHRISTMAS the $62.5 million In "Scries A" ful dereliction of duty, neg cakes will serve sixteen . . , Revenues are expected to itary, he dissolved Congress, money-exchange rates, elimlna- the Federal Aviation Adminis trial In which the court heard valuable natural resource to notes maturing in January 1973 Jake THE ligently falling, culpable In start pouring in late next year suspended the 1967 constitution tion of some trade barriers to Long -said he favors the ear- tration reported. \ 106 witnesses. Yankee businessmen. is 2.96 per cent. On the $62.5 efficiency or acquittal. following completion of a pipe and began to take emergency K E U E Y I SONS U.S. goods, and some sharing proposal to let world Boehm said he got out of the Henderson’s wife, Lawson, At present Ecuador is barely million in "Series B ” notes ma ______^ eill*l*An^lA$i fin/f fltAli* /\«sm I avvaI On the other two charges, the line to the port city of Ksme- measures to bail the country of defense costs by U.S. allies currencies find their own level, plane just before it exploded, and the older of his two daugh able to make a dent in its my Wrestling 'Very Old turing in June 1974, it’s 3.16 per M-HR. BURNER SCRVIiOB panel has only the choices of raldas. The initial production out of a financial crisis. „ <5LLPINE TTie l^ixon administration Japanese Finance Minister then walked to a nearby house ters, 16-year-old Ann, were In riad social problems. ’The $200- CAIRO — Wrestling was a cent. guilt or innocence. Per Cake target is 250,000 barrels a day. His present term is due to then woiild be ready to In Mlklo Mlzuta, arriving for the to call FAA officials at Brad- the courtroom as the case million federal budget is small popular sport in ancient times. Among the successful bidders Henderson faces a maximum Company officials are eyeing oil- end next August, and he has as 647-9732 troduce in Congress its bill to Intemational meeting told ley. neared deliberation stage. Hen er than the yearly outlay of the Egyptian slabs, dating perhaps on the notes were FTrst Nation sentence of 38 months In prison Available On Special Order short Peru and Chile as well as serted he will not serve one day < «AUS devalue the dollar, which it newsmen he sees a 80-60 The FAA said the engine of derson’s son, Randolph, 22, and Only Washington, D.C., public school to 3000 B. C., picture wrestling al City Bank, Connecticut Bank Serving Greater llanoheater, upon conviction' of all charges, the United States ns inviting beyond his elected tenure. No 'TEL. 872-6547 agreed______to do in__ principle____ earlier asreement will be the single-engine plane had his other daughter, Nancy, 11, markets. system. The treasury is so scenes with almost all the & ’Trust, Continental Illinois, the term, set by the jury In lat OHRUnMAS STBNCnU) one seems sure what will hap Vennn, Coventry, ToUand, ROU’FE SO POST ROAD PUAZA VERNON this week. It might also be the weekend. stopped on Its approach to were not there. short of cash that many teach "holds" known today. First Boston Corp., ’The Mellon er deliberations. Both a guilty Ecuador’s rakeoff under a pen afterward. Free elections EUlngton and Sootti WIndaor time for the death of the import **^® Nixon administration has Bradley. Boehm had called the It was the sixth time a mili ers haven’t received a pay- verdict and sentence go auto See this Ice Cream Cake displayed at your nearest Royal Ice Cream dealer’s store. Please complicated tax plan should under a return to constitutional aurcharge. given no percentage figure on Bradley tower while over Hart- tary panel was asked to tackle reach $100 million by 1973. check for months. matically to a lengthy review place your order by Tuesday, December 21st. A HAPPY HOLIDAY TV) YOU AIX.! rule are one possibility. A Ve U.S. officials have empha- devaluation, although 8 per cent 'ford requesting landing eflear- the Issue of My Lai and In Various interests are lining up process. More than a fourth of Ecua lasco-picked successor is anoth slzod that any monetary settle- “ *** by one top-level offi- ance. volves the last such charges on (Please Note: Dry Ice Is Available At’Our Plant) for a share cf the spoils. ITie dor’s six million people live er. And there are suggestions ment must be a package deal ^**® highest discussed. TTie plane's wreckage was file. military, for example, has as outside the money economy. A that Velasco may be prevailed The dollar technically could found about 3 p.m. in trees on a While other Itlals involved re surances of an $11 - million In which elimination of third are illiterate. At $270 a upon to remain "in the inter trade barriers, notably by~tho **® devalued in a number of mountainous area off Route sponsibility for the slayings, the Jewish Museum Open annual allocation, part of which year, the nation’s per capita in ests of the fatherland." Common Market, and sharing ways. But the most con- 185. Fog and rain had ham- HendersOn court-martial dealt TOLEDO, Spain—A aephardic will be earmarked for jet come Is among the lowest in Any president serves at the of defense costs are Included. ventional method would be by pered searchers. with the break In the chain of museum, the only one of Its ICE CREAM CO. planes to replace Korean War-, South America. Foreign ex sufferance of the military. No But the next month will be *’“*®*"F the official price of gold On Sunday, another light command that kept word of the kind In Spain, has opened here. vintage fighters and bombers. Manufactured In Manchester Since 1924! change reserves are at a dan cne knows that better than Ve crucial. First, finance ministers ^ present |S6 an ounce, plane qrashed in Woodstock, deaths at My Lai from. reach The museum houses memorials American, British and French gerously low $20 million and lasco, thrice ousted by military and central bankers of the ^10 would be a job for Con- killing three Ellington residents ing Army headquarters for a and relics from Toledo’s ancient V jet salesmen have been active annual exports are a mere $200 coup. richest non-Communlst nations S^ess. aboard, year. Jewish community as well as Manufacturers of Crfitelli's "BANQUET SPUMCNI" in the bidding. million. gather here this week Henderson is charged with other mementos of Spanish- Company officials concede Oil will add to government . to dis cuss how much their cuirencles dereliction of duty In falling to Jewish culture from otlier cities 27 WARREN ST., MANCHESTER Phone 649-5358 there is a risk in making an in revenues, but even hlg^i govern Women 34.6 Pet. should be worth in relation to conduct an adequate investlga' in Spain. vestment in Ecuadorean oil at ment officials are skeptical how Rham District each other. At the same time, a time when American busi the money will be used. ’Ibere Of Mart-Area Labor U.S, officials plan bilateral nessmen elsewhere in Latin are 1,400 autonomous agencies BONN — In the six Common talks with trade representatives America are feeling the sting of which drain off about half the Market countries, 34.6 per cent Band, Chorus To Give rising economic nationalism. on stripping away barriers to national budget. Efforts by the of the labor force is composed U.S. exports. 942 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER Over the past three years, U.S. executive leadership to bring of women, but figures for the _ your home with LUCITE Winter Concert Sunday firms have been taken over in them imder central government Then President Nixon has 643-1505 643-1505 ^ Indlviducd countries vary con key meetings scheduled with Chile, Peru and Bolivia. control have for the most part siderably. France has the most leaders of West Germany, Ja^ The Rham gymnasium will be the Harwich, Massachusetts The peace of mind of com been unavailing. female woricers, 37 per cent. _ _ __ the scene this Sunday of the an- Junior-Senior High School stu- pany officials has not been pan and Britain. Trade Officials also admit that lack Following are West Germany, OPEN DAILY 9 :3 0 to 11 PM ‘burden-riiarlng of defense' costs Winter Concert performed dent body. helped by anti-Americanism cf coordination among minis 94 per cent; Belgium, 28 per are expected to be among top by the Rham Symphonic Band, The Honor Society members here resulting from U.S. refusal tries is a grave problem. ’Ihis SAT. 9:00 AM to 11 PM cent; Italy, 27 per cent, and ics of discussion. Principal J . Colin Pushee said also are planning to organize to accept Ecuador’s claim to a was illustrated last May vdien the Netherlands, 23 per cent. *tb w 6 nato** Nixon broke a logjam and en that each year the Symphonic a student tutorial, service at the hanced a currency-trade-de- Band has grown largger than the Rham High School. ' fense-coet settlement when he year before, and this year is no Annual Field Trip ^ A r t h u r 's agreed to devalue the dollar_ as exception. The band numbers Pushee said that 76 seventh YOUR CHRISTIVIAS GIFT STORES part of a new International ™ musicians with over a grade science students from mwietary settlement. He did so membership coming Rham recently portlclpeted In SALE pmees eppeenve Tuesday In a meeting in the **'® Ire*hman the annual field trip to Boston lU C IT E Azores with French President ^ ^ sponsored by the school’s scl- we RBSERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUAMITIES I NOW thru SUNDAY Georges Pompidou chorus also has grown ence department. The United States wants re- PhenomenaUy, according to The students visited the Bos- valuaUon of several major cur- ““I** ® T The perfect gift fo r her... rencles to go along vrith the "^mbership of approximately 26 England Aquarium and the ship, donor devaluatlonTprinclpally y®"’ the organlatlon is US.S. OiwUtutlon at the an Increase In the viUue o fto e “ ®^® “P “v®*- ^avy Yard. STEAM HAIR styHng ’’DELUXE" at home Japanese yen end the West “ d «««“«. » large percent^e The trip was organized by Ed of these are members of the ward Sbeele, member of the picture German mark. freshman class. The aim of all this is to eliml- school’s science department, WITH THE NEW t U C I T E nate the nation’s long-standing who, along with science instruc Modt! KC77B o i tor Miss Jan e Owozdz, and a oencudeficit min itsita balance of pay-nav-pay ^ Sunday addition afternoon^ to the Sym- will LADY REMINGTON’ ments and, just as Important, number of parents, accompanied all of this ^ on ic Band and Chorus, two STEAM ROLLERS”" to make the United States more the students on the trip. DIGITAL smaller groups, the Rham Stage tnterior Enamel competitive In world trade. HAIR CURLER Band and also the newly formed Celebrate Our 6th Anniversary Lg^GlOSS ones IN AN NOUN - WATtRCLI/^ A dollar devaluation and re Chamber Singers. valuations of other currencies Reports Condors CLOCK RADIO The Winter Concert is imdei And Our would make foreign imports for ooly * ” the direction of Robert Clowes FM/AM by HITACHI more e^qpensive and U.S. ex Will Shift Club 12 and Bernard Hartshorn of the ports to foreign markets cheap school’s music department. To New Haven PERFECT GIFT FOR HIM I er. Th)e program is open to the rilS X F INSTANT 10ADIN6 ^pects that the fln^ce HARTFORD (AP) — The Beautifully Stylsd I ministers and central bankers nations being accepted ’ at the Hartford ’limes reports that Automatic Alarm I the Pittsburgh Condors of the g n F CAM8IA OUTFIT will sketch the broad„ outlines . of . door. Pushee said the afternoon Automatic Fins Tuning I new currency reallgnmenU at performance is scheduled to give American ... . Basketball.... Asso- this week’s meeting appear {amllies an opportunity to at- exacted to move to promising, at least in the mind tend together,tnarnthni- -nso nhlldninchlldipn anda n d N«W Haven by Jan. 1. OHLY $ of the ’Treasury Department. relatives are welcome at the No one will confirm the move WITH THIS "Utere is still a substantial officially but it heis been amotml of hope that progress National Honor Society Offloem members can be made this weekend," a At a recent meeting of the to lock up Mon hair-Mtting Amazing Comfort Chair spokesman said. Rham chapter of the National ?®**' business in Ohio conwnitnet than Put holiday dazzle in your home ’The finance ministers and Honor Society, members elect- 1^®®-“®® *1*® *®®t 8®n»e was set I W 8 T tht ver imagiiiidl If Warms!. . . If Rocks ... If Vibratos!. . . It Racllnosl.. central bankers, known as the ed the following officers: Kevin *°L t ®®’ ‘**® P®P®'' ®®*‘*- 6 ONLY AT BEDDING BARN STORES Group of 10, began arriving to- Lyman, president; Charlene . ™® *"®^® “ POrtedly is tied WAY TO PLEASE day for the key meetings. ’Their Donahue, vice president; Lynn ^ television contract with • PUTS MOISTURE IN HAIR with these LUCITE dazzlers! deputies got together to work Boucher, treasurer; Betty Greg- WTNH-’TV, channel 8. The pa- YOUR MAN AT cn an agenda for the sessions, ory, secretary; Lynn Verona, P®*" ***® want a • STEAM HEATED ROLLERS DRAWER-FED Hope that a settlement is parliamentarian. ' “o^tTact signed before they ONE AT A TIME near was expressed also by Also elected were Debra Dev- nothing has been AviiUbI* In 6r««rr, leaders of Congress after a Ins, administration lialeon; Lois ®‘^®<* • TOP STAYS CLOSED ,.. RETAINS THE STEAM Cold, Burgundy ond Du Pont Lucite " Interior Latex Du Pont Lucite Interior Enamel meeting with President Nixon Dewey and Steve Derby, fa- Negotiations with the ABA Wlednesday. culty liaison; Donna Williams, *'®'^® **®®” officials In • ROLLERS STAY HOT. ALWAYS READY Bt«ek Naugahydo Senate Democratic Leader program coordinator; Lester ^Hford and Springfield, Mass. Medium gloss finish when Mike Mansfield said he looks Jamieson, induction coordina- *'®®®*'tly- Goes on fast and smooth, • NEW SURE-GRIPTM CLIPS dry. Applies easily, dries forward to the Group of 10 ses- tor; Mae Rychlovsky, director dries quickly. Easy soap- Sion. of fine arts; Joan Saglio,' pub- Toko Advonfae# of Our quickly. Colors to match Simed Charter • READY INDICATOR DOT Chritfmoi L«y-«-Way I an’d-water clean up. Wide Most of the leaders said they lie relations coordinator, ’The Atlantic Charter was Han Now Availablo choice of colors. Reg. 7.49 L u c ite w a ll paint. Reg. 3.29 believed Nixon’s recommends- The organization voted to ac signed on Aug. 1 4 ,1941, by Pres ONLY • Uneonditlohally guaranteed for 1 Full Year • HIDDEN ON/OFF SWITCH Gal. tions to devalue the dollar cept Lois Dewey os an Honor ident Franklin D. Roosevelt and q 6 Takas the new eura-flash Msgloubee . .I would receive bipartisan sup- Society trw sfer. She was pre 5.39 Prime Minister Winston Cimreh- 2 47 port and prompt ccmgresslonal vlously elected to the Society • Easy to use . . . no setting or focusing 111 at a meeting in Argentia Bay, $ 1 4 « 5 Pc. Nylon Paint Brush Package 2” or 3” Nylon Paint Brushes action. in June, 1971, as a member of off Newfoundland. • Magicubo rotstss after each shot ^ \ • Double exposure prevention and uaad cube warning signal PLASTIC COATED! 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PRICE TAG! i Camral Horn# Vaetsum lywoiai 14 Karat Gold setting. Includaa all maiarUla ud aawaioftti ------T •niargad to show datall. OPEN TILL 9 TILL CHRISTMAS MAMGli p LITTJ^ SPORTS BY ROU80N OHN OAILY TO 9 P.M. — SAT, TO K30 P.M. Ul tot O# p l S t e T " s V - T - T - WE W IU ARRANGE YOUR * . P w i' /d \\ BUDGET 36 MONTHS m . " JwSSttf a p p l ia k o g i lU WITH ^ TBLIVIUON U p APPU i i i i PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVE]^ING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 ______M A N C IIE S 'im ^ ^ V ^ HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0|NN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER Ifi, PAGE TWENTY--SEVEN ___...... Groman’s in Upset Hathaway’s Shooting The DRY Side Dolphins Leading AFC on Offense o f Sports Against Moriarty’s Helps Sink Cougars * Substantial Raise* increased It to lead 63-52 with Griese To'p Passer, Groman’s Sport Shop fense rolled along while Its de The deadly shooting by Ellie Grant and Dale Ostrout Whiting canned 26 markers with By DEAN R. YOST pulled off the first upset or only the final quarter remain fense held the outclassed Allied Braezel, Jackson and Claralll Middlesex Community Col did the bulk of MCC scoring. !i!;; the year in the Senior ing. team to one field goal for the popping In 18, 21, and 11 polntz K'ii\ lege’s Ted Hathaway help 'However, Middlesex' superior liliiiiiiliiiiiliiiji Leasrue I last nigfht as they Despite the loss of Dave Mc first 7:30 of the game. Taking respectively. "-idiliaaidoli'iiiiniii-iliii'iiailhiHini! Will Be Given Blue ed propel them to a 108-89 height advantage became evi Kicker Paces Scorers handed Moriarty Bros, Kenna, via personal fouls, a 27-11 lead into the second peri dent and they began to control Manchester was paced by So until It gets a lot colder , or old victory last night over Diirlnsf the coui'ho o f ii IxiHkcUiall h,.„. OAKF/AND (A P)— I’itcher Vida Blue, the American their second defeat in as Moriarty's managed to out- od, Langan continued to the boards offensively and de Ostrout'a 21 points followed m..n Vvintcr comes back from his vaca NEW YORK (AI*)— lendin>f puHser in the Na son I witness many strnnRa and InlPiost Leafiiue C.y Younjf and Most Valuable Player awards win- many weeks by Uie score of score the winners, 37-31 in the dominate play and the lead Manchester C.C. at Wood- fensively. In the final going they closely by Perry’s 20 markers. tion In Florida, the snow reports will tional Football League’s American Conference is Bob Ing liapponlngH, Altiimigh tlic Hoason In nei- Win Jet a “substantial raise’’ over last year’s $14,750 84-79. The night's second game final stansa. However, when swelled to 53-26 at the half. row Wilson High in Middletown. outscored the Cougars 20-12 to Grant netted 19 and Jim McGee probably be the same for some lime. (ii’ie.se of the Mittmi Dolphins. And the leading scorer Buss Keeney also fouled out The well-balanced Langan With the victory, Middlesex hooped in 13. still young a few choice comnu-ntH liavc I’ookie contract, says Oakland Athletics owner Charles saw Langan Volkswagen trounce secure the win. been heard ulromly. in the AFC is Caro Yepremian of the same Miami Dol- AlUed Building, 114-50. leaving only three Moriarty five completely annihilated their upped Its record to 6-0 overall Middlesex (199) . O. Finley. ------foe outscorlng them 82-6 in the and 6-0 In the conference. Man The locals attempted 106 shots, B F PU. During the Holton Migh t'hency Tech Kaciiig News l)hins. So is it any wonder that Miami is one of the teams "And Pm not talking about ' ^ I’ve never had Qroman's, playing deliberate players on the court, Groman's netted only 37 for a mere 34 per 16 1 38 third quarter to take an In chester presently sports a 1-1 Hathaway 0 0 0 huskolball game one official blew the in the NF’L’s post-sea.son playoffs? peanuts," Finley said Wedpes- anyone ask me for $100,000.’’ ball at times and fast breaking semi-freeze worked and the well- cent from the floor. MOC made Warren Auto racing Isn't too popular now with Statistics released by the ------surmountable 86-32 lead into the league mark and is 1-2 overall. Braezel 7 4 18 whistle for a backcourt violation After day In a telephone Interview, Marvin Miller, executive (M- when the opportunity arose, car earned victory was theirs. 16 of 25 attempts from the foul 13 1 35 the snow on the ground and the weather league today show Grlesc with fourth period. Hathaway, a former Middle- Whilinx 10 1 31 the ball was brought Inboimds the ref said Flnley said he Is awaiting ried a 19-13 lead into the second Purtill, one of the league’s line for 61 per cent. On the other Jockeon too chilly for the spectators so the action II M.S per cent average on 132 A fine last period effort by town High scoring sensation and Clarclll 6 1 11 to a player, "Boy did I blow that. HiV period behind Jim P^irtlll’s scor top playprs, finished a fine hand, Middlesex tossed up 99 0 0 0 moves Inside. L:ist weekend at the Staf completions of 242 attempts In Former Ring word from Basebaa Commls ..n Allied's Ron Girourd was to no All-State selection, scored 13 Amato what can I do now." This goes to sheJ ing. night's work with 31 points. Hie shots and was successful on ford Springs Motor Speedway victory cluding 19 touchdowns this sea slcnor Bowie Kuhn on contract mnttnr^nf ^lnpr»n« nth* avail as the larger and more consecutive points as the hosts Totale W "s idi they do make mistakes. . J ’ guidelines. Increases for ath- ICoiiarty's fought back to out- same total was accumulated by 60 of them to end the evening banquet, track awards went to Carl son. Yepremian has scored 108 talented winners outscored Al enjoyed a comfortable 67-42 half- Moncheeler (89) " letes and entertainers. score Oroman's, 9-3, for the first the hard-working Rea. Dave F Pts. Bugs' Stevens as the modified truck points Including 26 of 37 at Champ Tiger Blue himself is on the way to Miller pointed out that It may lied 31-16 to win handily. time lead. Manchester cut the shooUng 61 per cent from the '0 3 30 At the South Windsor Illgh-Ulaston- 3:58 of the second period to White netted 14 markers while Perry champion; Frank Edwards was the six- tempted field goals. Vietnam with Bob Hope and t>e .some time before the federal Paul Rusillo, with 26 p ,\ PAGE TWENTY-EiGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 PAGE TV#.NTY-NINE Park Learned Fast^ Goalies Rate Let Others Scrap Point Assists get the job done NEW YORK (AP)— National Hockey League goalies utes late in the second period. that. I was talking all the went on the offense Wednesday night. m NEW YORK (AP) — Brad Park has learned his They knocked out goaUe Doug time," said Sacher, one of the Three of them—Tony Espo------Favell—the eighth time this quickest mouths in the NHL,. slto of Chicago, Gllles Vllle- falo’s Chris Evans, lesson. No more fights for mure of New York and Ken The goal that Vlllemure set THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW the rough and ready New high-scoring season they’ve That's part of my defense. I’d Houiohold Servicos 13-A BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wonted-Mole 36 Situations Wanted - driven a goalie out of the nets. call the fight a draw." Dryden of Montreal—all picked up for Raltelle capped a four- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS York Ranger defenseman. up assists In their team’s vie- goal Ranger assault in less __ Female 38 The teams were skating four That’s better than what the 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. WASHING machine repairs, He prefers scoring goals. Flyers got on the scoreboard. tories. than eight minutes and knocked RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, V o u V e ALWAVS WANTED ID BE A B u t , vou'd better ha/ e ■iHE''wnENCE Park was a bystander to the men each when New York’s PLUMBER Journeyman, Call New York outshot Philadelphia Esposito Belt up Bobby Hull’s PhlladelphU goalie Doug Maytag. Reasonable rates. "G(X)D SAMARlTAM" - RIGHT— ? fisticuffs Wednesday nigdit as Pete Stemkowski and Barry COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV’T. OF JOB" TO GO WITH IT — after 6 p.m., 644-1317. 51-16—the most one-side shot second goal of the game as the I^ivell with Owner of Pike Coin Wash and BABYSITTING In my Bolton New York's Qlen Sather and Ashbee of the Flyers started advantage the Rangers have Black Hawks held their four- the second i»riod. By 4130 P.M. DAY BEFORB PUBLIOA'nON Dry aeaning, 276 West Middle ■5 Pierce blank home, days. Phone 646-7386. PhUadel[diia’s Rick Foley re swapping punches. Sather and BUkST IT.' (aOfWA COST ME NOT DIE MAKER enjoyed all year. The victory point lead over Minnesota in time, Favell already had been Turnpike, next to Stop and sumed hostilities in a war that Foley were both on the Ice and Deadline lor Saturday and Monday 1a 4 tSO p.ni. Friday O 25“-? JUST BECAUSE YOU C\/EM A and some cold forming, job r x -SECRETARY, will do typ- wasted no time finding each was the ninth straight at home the West Division, edging Buf- bombarded wlU> 86 sh («. Shop. 648-4913, 647-1710. shop experience. Apply In per ^Included Park when it started falo 2-1. Defenseman Brad Park led SUCH RorrCM ROADS] yTUANK • Ing in my home on I.B.M. other. for New York, which is unbeat son. J. T. Slocomb Co. Matson last Ihursday night. Villemure, the netminder the Rangers with two goals, PLEASE READ YOUR AD REWBAVINO of bums, moth- io u \ Selectrlc typewriter. Reason "I was thinking about a en in 14 straight games at holes, zippers repaired.' Win Hill Rd., South Olastonbury, able. Call 646-7660. Instead of fighting, Park has home. with the lowest goals against giving him five in two g ^ e s . been spending his recent time couple of games ago, more OlaMified or «WMt Ada” are taken over the phone aa a dow shades made to measure, 633-0485. average in the league, assisted New York extended its home 'TEEN-AGER will babysit week scoring. He had two more goals than anything," said Foley, on Jean Ratelle’s 17th goal of *ce unbeaten streak to 14 convenience. The advertlier ihould read hU cid the FIR8T all size Venetian blinds. Keys D ^ IT » d REPORT ERRORS In time for tte TWO seml-retlrod men wanted nights and weekends. Phone in New York’s 6-2 romp over who had his temple tapped by the season as the East Division games. made while you wait. Tape for janitorial services, part- Sather’s stick when he chal next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE In- recorders for rent, Marlow’s, 644-8146. the Flyers Wednesday—and Voyageurs Hot, leading Rangers trounced Montreal’s victory gave the correct or oimtted Insertion lor any advertisement and then time mornings. Call 643-6010. that's five goals in two games lenged the Ranger bench in Philadelphia 6-2. Canadlens undisputed posses- only to tto extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which 867 Main St., 649-5221. HEART patient’s wife desper since Brad became a pacifist. PhUadelphi alast Thursday. Just Like Braves And Dryden got his point on "Ich of second place in the do not jMMn the value of the advertisement will not be PART-TIME mechanic needed, ately needs work between 1 for evenings. Some mechanic "if I’d been fighUng, I "I knew he was after me," Frank Mahovlich’s ITith goal as East, three points behind N w corrected by “ make good” Insertion. Building Contracting 14 p.m. a n d midnight, except couldn’t have lifted my arms,” said Sather. “ He ran across the By THE iUSOOIAlHD PRESS ROLLING PUCK— Pat Stapleton of Chicago and Gil Perreault of Buffalo battle experience and knowledge nec /for loose, rolling puck during action last night in Chicago. (AP Photofax) the Canadiens defeated Los An- Ycrk and two ahead of Ime Tuesday and Friday. 742-00^. laughed Park, who now has a ice. I think he was trying to The fledgling Boston Braves geles 8-1. Boston. Jacques Lemalre, also MASONRY work all types stone essary. Apply In person to Manager, Parkade Bowling career-high 12 goals for the setUe a score. When Stemmer are setting a' torr(d pace in the Elsewhere In Uie NHL, Min- with an aMlst “ 643-2711 and concrete, no job too small, season. and Ashbee started fighting, I Lanes, Manchester Parkade. WILL care for elderly person. American Hockey League’s nesoU broke a fo u r-g ^ e los- ‘" h 'J.* over 20 years experience, Free Park credits his offensive didn’t take my eyes off him.” Bruins in *^Must W in’ Game Mdth Rangers Phone 528-2064. East Division, but the Nova ing streak. beaUng St. I ^ l s 4- Pf 1° ? ’ estimates. <3all after 6, 643-1870 spurt to defense-mate Dale Referee Ron Wicks, who in the second period. or 644-2975. Scotia Voyageurs aren’t con BOSTON (AP) — The Boston 1070-71 pace, when they set an game." 1, and Toronto shaded Pltts- Automobiles For Sole 4 SPREADERS & Rolfe, his angular partner who whisUed a total of 86 penalty ceding a thing. Bruins face a "must win" situ NHL record by piling up 121 The Bruins have been battl burgh 8-2. Murray Oliver’s two goals, CUTTERS has proven a big boost to the minutes—one more than the NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS— With the Braves idle, the ation with the season not even points. But the Rsm.'xers are ing to overtake New York vir Hull opened Chicago’s scoring his 12th and 13th of the season, 1969 OPEL Cadette LS, low (Day shift—7 a.m.-4:30 p.m.) Dogs - Birds - Peh 41 Rangers this year. Flyers and Rangers accumu Remodeling, repairing, addi Voyageurs ■ extended their un at the halfway mark in a Na way ahead of the pace while tually the enUre way so far. at 4:07 of the first period Mdth a helped Minnesota beat St. Louis HERALD mileage, radio, snow tires. Must have experience In "If (Bobby) Orr played with lated in their last go-round— tions, rec rooms, porches and JET BLACK Toy poodles for beaten string to seven games tional Hockey League meeUng rolling along with a 20-4-5 The Rangers won the season 10-foot shot past Buffalo goalie and keep pace with cnUcago In Asking $1,060 firm. Phone 643- ladles’ sportswear or dress Rclfe," chortled Park, "he’d tagged both with fighting ma and closed to within 10 points a t roofing. No job too small. Call sale, purebred, 2 months old with the high-riding New York. record. opener in Boston 4-J, but the Dave Dryden, then took tL pass the West. The North Stan fired BOX LEHERS 5875. 649-3144. line. score 200 points a year." jors and when they continued Boston with a 5-2 victory ever from Esposito and skated the 21 shots at Blues’ goalie Pete have papers. $76. Call 742-6703 Rangers tonight at the Garden. "Every game we play with Bruins came back to win 6-1 in SPREADERS — $3.26 per after 6, The only scoring Sather and the brawl, he added game mis the Reds at Providence The Rangers added to the New York and Montreal has to New York. length of the ice for a pow- MoDuffe in the flnt period and F o r Y o u r LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — Foley did was with their fists. hour and up depending on conducts as well. Wednesday night. Boston pressure by whipping be a big one," Boston Coach Tile Bruins had a 12-game un erplay goal—his 19th of the sea- took a 2-0 lead on goals by Information Trucks - Tractors new homes custom built, re experience. NOT too big, not too small, AKC The Rangers had busted the Asked if he had gotten the In other games, the Balti Philadelphia Wednesday, mov Tom Jedmson said. “ We now beaten streak stopped in a 4-2 son—at 15:36 of the second pe- Dean PrenUce and Lou Nanne. modeling, additions, rec CUTTESRS—$3.60 per hour silver mini-toy poodle pups. game wide open with a flurry THE HERALD will not 1967 DODGE CAMPER SPE fight out of his system, Foley more Clippers edged the Tide ing five full points ahead of the play each team only six times loss to the California Golden riod. Paul Hendenon's 18th goal of rooms, garages, kitchens re and up depending on exper Both parents excellent temper cf four goals by P»ark, Ted Ir snapped a decisive, “ n c ^ .” disclose tho identity of CIAL—Excellent condition. 742- water Red Wings 2-1, and the Brtiins in the East Division in a season, compared with 14 Seals in Oakland Sunday night, Esposito lost his shutout at the season, at 13:60 of the final modeled, bath tile, cement ience. ament. Perfect diristmas gift. vine, BiU Fklrbaim and Jean any advertiser using box 7566 after 5 p.m. “ I touched the puck twice, Richmond Robins whipped the race. before expansion, and that but are well rested after a 18:27 cf the second period on a period, broke a 2-2 tie and lift- work. Steps, dormers. Resi Apply Personnel Office be $100 each. 647-1075. ' RateUe in less then e i^ t min but I touched him more Uuin Cleveland Banms 8-3. letters. Readers answer The Bruins are ahead of their means a premium on each three-game West Coast trip. 70-foot power-play goal by Buf- ed Toronto past Pittsburgh. ing blind box ads who HAVE 9’ snow plow, will trade dential or commercial. Call Pointing - Papering 21 Private Instructions 32 Help Wonted-Female 35 tween 8:30 a.m.-O p.m., dealre to protect their for smaller plow, 6>/i’ or T Call 649-4201. Monday-Friday. HAPPINESS IS an adorable 646-5020. GEORGE N. CONVERSE — In YOGA — Exercise, relaxation, HOUSEWIVES, Inflation hurts. Beagle-plus puppy for Christ Identity cun follow this terior, exterior, painting, pa procedure: DORMERS, garages, porches, nutrition. Group or private les stop complainging about bills, JOHN MEYER OF mas. Free, 12 weeks old. 646- 1964 HOUG'H pay loader, low rec rooms, room additions, per hanging. Free estimates. sons. Call Shirley Banks, 646- supplement husband’s Income NORWICH 6622. Enclose your reply to boy trailer, back hoe, truck Call after 3 p.m. 643-2804. without neglecting family. Open evecy night until Chrastnus kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, 6531. 1 Connecticut Ave. the box in an envelope — mounted. Phone 649-6020. Earn approximately $26 to $50 MALE Siamese kitten, seal- siding, general repairs. (Qual CEILING specialist — expert Norwich, Conn. address to the ClasBlfled ity workmanship. Financing weekly. Complete training pro point, 7 weeks old, $20. Call Manager, Manchester 1671 CMEVY half-ton Fleetside workmanship. One celling or 1-880-9801 ext. 213 872-6781 or 648-1712. available. Economy Builders, all your ceilings repaired and Help Wontod-Femole 35 Call 646-4746 between lO equIuTpportu^ty ‘employer. Evening Herald, together pick-up, excellent condition, ~~ * P»|T1a with a memo listing the Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647, eve PEKINOESE, AKC champion one owner, 10,000 miles. Must nings. parted. Also Interior panting KEYPUNCH operator to work Sears companies you do NOT sell, buying another truck. 644- and wallpapering. Call 280- „,^hts. experience necessary. HOUSEKEEPER Aid, 6-7 A MAN 'with no current service blood line, ready for Christ want to see your letter. mas. 64T-1137. 2611 anytime. MASONRY work, all tjipes. No 0773. ______Excellent opportunity to asso days per week, care of elderly UabUitles wanted to r packing Your letter will be de gentleman in Manchester, stroyed If the advertiser — job too small. Excellent work INSIDE —outside palntihg. Spe ciate with an established firm. ^ plastic bags In cartons. sleep-in, light housekeeping, is one you've mentioned. manship, many years expert- cial rates for people over 65. Excellent benefits, good start Hours 4:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m., 6 FREE German fihepberd, fe own room, recent checkable If not it will be handled Motoreyeles-Bieycles 11 ence. Free estimates. Call al- Call my competitors, then call ing pay. Apply Coca Ck>la, 461 days per week. G ood mechani male. Phone 640-1528. references' required. Salary In the usual manner. ------1------! ______ter 6 p.m., 742-6488. me. Estimates given. 640-7883. Main St., East Hartford. cal aptitude helpful and must YAMAHA FOR ’72 commensurate with experi have own transportation. ------See them at N.J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter r ic h ARD E. MARTIN. Full PATIENT, reliable woman ence, skills and temperament. Small modern plant located in A rt-lrlas Bjtr CmIa SAVE contractor. Additions, remod professional painting service, needed to watch active 17- Write Box W, Manchester East Hartford near the MAn- r w a a ie 45 SEYMOUR eling and repairs. Call any menth old bey, 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. Lost and Found 1 MOTORSPORTS interior -exterior. Free esti Herald. Chester line. Crill 628-0471 be HOT WATER furnace, 77,000 time for free estimate. 875- dally. Call 643-0636 after 6 p.m. tween 1-3 p.m. and ask for 681 Main St. mates,______fully Insured. 640-4411. DOES YOUR present job have Btu, complete, $60. convec FOUND — Gold and white kit 1642. Mrs. Perry. ten, vicinity YWCA. Call. 643- Manchester, 648-0214 J. P. LEWIS & SON custom WOMAN wanted to babysit In a future? This one does for re- tors. Built-In bath tubs, lava JAC7QUES of all trades, carpen tories, cabinet sinks, alumi 1412. Sales and Service our specialty. decorating. Interior 'ajjj ex- gjj- "ly home for handicapped sponsible,------— ambitious, attrac try, additions, paneling, re hours 1-4:46. Call after tive woman. Mana<'erial posi SPREADERS & num combination doors. 648- tenor, paperhanging, fuUy In- 2466 evenings, 648-1442. LOST — Sable colored ShelUe modeling, general repairs. No sured. ^ r free ^ im ates, call tion with opportunity for ad CUTTERS (miniature Collie), vicinity ' job too big or small. Reason vancement and good income. SKIS 6’ — Aspen Nordic, Uke Business Services 13 able, free estimates, 742-6512. 640-0658. If no answer 643-6362. ORAL surgical assistant, full- (Night shift—4 p.m.-12 mid Manchester Hospital. 640-6471. Hours flexible. Small Invest new, complete pcuikage, cable ______time, experienced preferred. ment for prime job. Call for In night). Must have exper TTMBERLAND Tree Service— REMODELING done, rec bindings, tie boots, $60. 648- FOUND — Part German shep Send resume to Box NN, Man terview, Mr. Miller, 232-3880. ience In ladles’ sportswear 10.00 herd, yellow male, wearing Tree removal, pruning, lots rooms, breezeways, garages, FlOOr Finithing 24 chester Herald. or dress line. 8666. (7) light brown leather collar. Call cleared. No job too big or kitchens. Call anytime. 643' CUTTERS—43.60 per hour small. Fifteen years experi FLOOR SANDING, and refln- WAITRESS — experienced full CLEAN carpets th« save and Andover Dog Warden, 742- 7006 or 228-0267. FULL-TIME and up depending on ex safe way with Blue Lustre. 7104. ence. Bonded, insured. 742- ishing (specializing In older or part-time. Apply Raffa’s perience. CARPENTRY — Repairs, re BAKERY CLERK Rent electric shampooer $1, 0606. floors). Inside painting, paper Restaurant, 2816 Main St., SPREADESIS — $3.26 per modeling, additions, roofing. E. A. Johnson Paint Oo., 728 LOST: I*ass Book No. 26 008314 hanging. No job too small. Glastonbury. 633-1601. Excellent starting rate, com hour and up depending on 1, Savings Department of the TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — Call David Patria, South Wind John Verfallle, 646-6760. 872- Main St., Manchester, 640-4601. TYPIST for temporary part- plete program of fringe experience. Oxmectlcut Bank & Trust Trees cut, building lots clear sor. 644-1706. 2222. time work. Reply to Box T, benefits. Apply Apply Personnel Office be DARK RICSI stone free loam, Company. Application made ed, trees topped. Got a tree ----- ^------Manchester Herald. tween 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m., 6 yards $20. Sand, gravel, for payment. problem! Well worth phone IVES ROBBINS carpentry re MOTT’S call, 742-8262. modeling specialist. Additions, Monday-Friday. stone,, manure, pool, and patio m a t u r e person for general of SHOP-RITE I/JST — Passbooks No. 20------rec rooms, dormers, porches, Bonds - sand. 643-0604. a P air fice work. Full-time, days. 687 East Middle Tpke. JOHN MEYER OF 000200-2, No. 20-006160-6, Sav cabinets, formica, built-lns, Stocks - Mortgages 27 MR. ED Snow plowing, Hebron- Pleasant office area. Excellent Manchester NORWICH CARPETS a fright? Make them ings Department of the Con barrooms, kitchens, 640-3446. 1 Connecticut Ave. a beautiful sight with Blue Lus Amston area. Call 228-0067. MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec benefits. Typing required and An equal opportunity employer necticut Bank & Trust Com Norwich, Ootm. tre. Rent electric shampooer ond, third. All kinds. Realty must possess gcod figure aptl- pany. Application made for 1-880-3801 ext. 213 $1. Olcott Variety Store. SNOW plowing, commercial Special Services 15 state'wide. Credit rating unnec tude. Previous experience de on payment. and residential. Reasonable sirable but not essential. C!on- Help Wonted-Male 36 An equal opportunity employer. essary. Reasonable. Confiden rates. Also available as a back PIANO Tuning by graduate of OFFICE COPIERS, roll fed, POUND — On Oak St., man’s tial, quick arrangements. Al tact Mr. Josei^ Toczydlowskl, ™.ovrA/-.To-P »..n ------automatic, were $660 now up rig. Call 646-3487 or 647-8304. Hartt College of Music. Instru Office Manager, Nelson GUARDS wanted, fuU and part- wedding ring. Owner may call vin Lundy Agency. 827-7071. manent position, pleasant and $100.60. Dealers’ Marlows, 867 ments sold and repaired. Sheet Frelghtways, Inc., 47 East St., time, all idiifts. Uniforms fur 648-1742. DICK’S Snow Plowing — Spe 100 Construction Plaza, Hart busy store in Rockville. Con Main St. 640-6221. Legal Photo music arid accessories. Ward Rockville, 872-0121. nished. Fringe benefits after cializing in servicing Rock- ford. Evenings, 233-6878. tact J. Mastrtnl, mornings, Service, 643-1442. Dynaglass KrAuse, 643-6336. probationary period. Must be High Voltage Batteries ledge and surrounding area. 627-1164. Personals ------MORTGAGES 1st and 2nd, LEGAL secretary, full time, able to pass background exom- YAMAHA Lots, driveways, sidewalks, new Manchester law office. Sale sanding. Call 643-0002. Roofing - Siding 16 mortgages—Interim financing inaUon by State Police. Apply SNOWMOBILE FOR '72 RIDE required daily from Man — expedient and confidential Experience desired but not FRANKLIN COMPANIES 1007 Farmington Avenue, West Guaranteed 36 Months Ends chester to Bradley Field to ar SNOW PLOWING. Dissatisfied BIDWELL Home Improvement service. J.D. real Estate As necessary. Send resume to ANNOUNCE Hartford. 233-2164. SEYMOUR rive 7 a.m. Call after 6, 646- Box C, Manchester Herald. wdth late, sloppy work? Don’t Co. Expert installation of alu soc., 643-6120. Part-time or Full-time MOTORSPORTS Saturday 3311. minum sidli^, gutters and DRIVERS for school buses for wait, call now for immediate NEVER SETTLE lor second 681 Main St. 1^0 T r a d e -in trims. Roofing Installation and CAREER Manchester schools. Approxi “ XSTs” RIDE wanted to Travelers Data response, clean, dependable best. Become associated with Manchester, 648-0214 OPPORTUNITIES work. 646-4643. repairs. 640-6405, 876-0100. BusIbc^s Opportunity 28 mate hours, 7:15 to 8:46 a.m., Sales and Service our specialty. Price *24.95 W ith Processing building, working Avon as an Avon Representa- ^2:16 to 3:46 p.m. We will train hours 8-to 4:16. Vicinity Math Uve. Avon, the world’s largest I" lUe sales and sales manage- 643-2414 1 9 T“ ra d e -In . . _A.« _ ivkAnt AKAifA AOimIncrQ •' ’ VVONDA-C3IAIR, converts to er St. CAll 640-4067 after 6 p.m. ^ n l^^^d*^\eekM da% o*J^^ ^stonrf wdndw a^a^ Qu^- value, smAU res- ^nd most respected cosmetic ™ !"n„j^*^comnlete*^^ high chair, carriage and stroll BELTED SNOW TIRES toot™, bigWo-nr or tnotoo small.Hmnll. CallGall Ste-Ste Ity workmanship, free estl- taurant, MMchester area, rea- company. Call now! 280-4022. potenUal. Complete tra ln ^ In i M LOOKING for a man who er, $36. Royal office typewrit The “ extra power” battery for cars equipped with large engines, air sonable. Call 243-0801. all aspects of life and health phen Martin, at 646-7206 after mates. Fully Insured. 640-3417, works well with attractive er, $36. or best offer. 647-1782. conditioners and or power accessories. Equivalent to many other Automobnes For Sole 4 DRIVERS for school buses, for insurance. Call Mrs. Bousfield women who wishes a high po Tubeless Blarkwall Regular SAVE SALE Plus Federal 2 p.m. 872-8187. Ruggedly constructed with two Manchester schools. Approxi- to arrange for Interview, 646- tential income from commis MAPLE coffee and end tables, brands' premium batteries . . . an ideal replacement battery for any car XST Snow Tires Price on Each Tire PRICE Excise Tax NEED CAR? Credit very bad? LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also ------FACTORY NEEDS mate hours 7:16 to 8:45 a.m. 4606 between 8:30-4 p.m. An sions. Modest Investment (or excellent condition, $86; mod on the road. tough nylon cord plies plus two Bankrupt, repossession? Hon 2:16 to 3:48 p.m. We will train equal opportunity employer, D78xl4 or 6.9.5x14 est Douglas accepts lowest moving large appliances. ROOfing OnCl Inventory. Call for Interview, em chair, $46, like new; 4 tires fiber glass belts. Deep-cleated tread $24.99 *5 19** •2.26 EXCLUSIVE you. 643-2414. ______j _ 24-Month Ouaranteed Battery Prilrtto.l" 15’? , . down, smallest payment, any Burning barrels delivered. $4. C h im n oy S 16-A Mr. Miller, 232-3880. (16) with rims, never used 600x16,- design for excellent stopping and E78xl4 or 7.3.5x14 $26.99 where. Not small loan finance 644-1776. $10 each. Girl’s clothing sizes "5 2 1 ” *2.37 ROOFING — Specializing re DISTRIBU'TOR LOVABLE woman to PART-TIME janUorial work, starting power. Available with steel company plan. Douglas Motors 7, 0. 4 winter coats, two 7, one pairing roofs of all kinds, new 2-year old boy, my home, light ’ days or nights. Must be over F78xl4 or 7.7.5x14 $28.99 *5 23»» *2.54 346 Main. SNOW cleaning. 647-0613, after 6 p.m. 1 Court St., Rockville. 14, one 16. Call 640-0061. Free Battery Installation studs for a small additional charge. PLOWING roofs, gutter work, chimneys, Be In business for yourself, 21. Call 640-6334. cleaned and repaired. 30 part-time or full-time. Auto KEEP CARPET cleaning prob No trade-in required. G78xI4 or 8.2.5x14 $31.99 *5 26** *2.69 1868 PONTIAC, Custom convert 643-0851 ELECTRICIAN —Journeyman, ible $600. The Savings Bank of years experience. Free estl- parts manufacturer needs an lems small — use Blue Lustre NOTICE all benefits. Cajl 644-1428 after wall to wall. Rent electric DC-Powered Timing Light 2 1 .. Manchester, 646-1700. or mates. Call Howley, 648-6361. exclusive distributor. Service FREE Tire Mounling 5.60x1.5 $26.99 •5 *1.60 6 p.m. shampooer $1. Plnewood Fur-, 648-4669 ------our dealers In the Manchester TOWN OF BOI/TON, CONNEC?n(3UT and Rotation F78x15 or 7.75x 15 $29.99 "5 *2.62 m i STUDEBAKBr ] running area. No selling. Profit poten niture Shop. S.4VE *10.11 condition. $100. Phone after 4 Manchester-Bolton-Rockvllle Heating and Plumbing 17 uai is unlimited but $126 for n o t ic e o f a d o p t io n o f o r d in a n c e 'po 0 1 88 G78xl5 or 8.2.5x15 $.32.99 p.m., 644-0031. ------each dav vou snend weekly Is MOTORCY(3LB, AUTOMOBILE OR SNOWMOBILE RACING Salesmen Wanted 36-A Regular $31.99 Use Sears •5 2 7 ” *2.80 Ch a n t s Plumbing Servdee^^^ ^ verv '^coMerC^vt 'Estimate* AND/OR RALLIES PASSED AT A SPECIAL TOWN MEETING MUST SELL—1060 Volvo—1866 SNOW Plowing, residential ahd Free esUmates, plus quality ^ conservaUve HELD NOVEMBER 29, 1071. LIGHTING showroom seeks H78xl5 or 8..5.5xl5 $35.99 work. 643-6341. ' A $2 780 Investment that Is se- FREE Easy Payment Plan •5 3 0 ” *3.01 Mercury wagon, low mileage, commercial. 643-1534. ______cured - and -refundable starts salesman with decorating-de SECTION 1. PERMIT REqUIRED: sign background (or retail an-d Polarized and focused for pin-point accuracy. excellent condjtlon. Reason SNOW Plowing — Commercial SAM WATSON Plumbing and your Income Immediately. This BERMUDA WhitewBlIs and other sizes also reduced $10.00 a pair able offers welcomed. 640-4403. No person or persons shall permit, hold, conduct, manage, contractor sales. Six days, Fully transistorized, trigger switch. and residential. Call now! 843- Heating. Bathroom remodel- Includes training In Manches- maintain, organize, promote, sponsor or participate In any motor varied duties. Excellent bene 6676 or 640-3449. Ing and repairs. Free estl- ter by factory personnel at WEEKEND CADILLAC 1868, 2-door hard cycle, automobile, snowmobile or similar motorized vehicle race, fits. Call Mr. Claman, 646- Simply register with us. If top, clean. Call between 8-6, ------mates. Call 640-3808. factory ex^nse. Unbelievable sport or competition or any combination thereof 3-.\mp Auto Battery Charger MILLAR TREE Service—prun------— but true 2830. you qualify as one of our tom- 644-2611. r - — ------— -----—------— - — uui nuo. Make us prove it oy ,hAroinnftnr pniind "event") in the Town of Bolton unless a permit porarles needed to (111 Great ing, cabling, topping removdl, M & M Plumbing and Heating, calling collect-M r. Ward at gald^^vent' shall have first been obtained from the first er Hartford’s bettor tempo Economical Nylon Cord Tires feeding. Free estimates. Fully no job too small. Free estl- unity Industries, Dallas, Texas, SAVEM.ll O l t f t MUST SELL ’ seVsetman. rary assignments, you will be Insured. 633-8348 or 668-4718. mates gladly given. Bathroom ^rea 214-043-4781. Help Wantod - eligible for a fun packed freis Regular $9.99 6 .!i0 x l.3 Tllhl*lf*P4H lllui'liHHil SrsrB Low Plus PcillTsI BEST OFFER remodeling, heating systems SECTION 2. APPUOATION: as i e i An application for said permit must be filed with the first M a le OP r e m o le 37 Bermuda weekend — rfCglster SnoK C!riiMiiil$*r Pricr F.^cUr Ts* SHARPENING Service —Saws, worked on, water pump work, Tubeless Blaekwall 1966 Chevy sedan, V8, auto selectman at least twenty-(20) days before the date on which the ------now at either office. knives, axes, shears, skates, faucet packings. 849.2871. matic, power steering, air- event is to be held. Said application shall set forth tho nam/es and DESK CLERK wanted part- Features automatic-reset circuit breaker. Snow Crusader 6.9.5x14 *1.94 conditioning, snow tires, rotary blades. Quick service. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 ™ addresses of the person or persons sponsoring said event, the time, 8-12. Apply in person, 100 RITA Runs cool and silent. Charging cables. good condition. 648-0377 after nature of tho event, the date, tlmp and locatlon(s) whore said East Center St. 7.3.5x14 1ft** *2.04 6 p.m. Main St., Manchester. Hours M illin oryi SUNOCO dally 7:'30-8, Thursday, 7:30-0 D to tS m o k ln g 19 event shall bo held and written permission of any property owner p^j^^-TIME bookkeeper - ae 7.7.5x14 2 0 ” *2.17 CHEVROLET 1067 Coprico, ex Saturday. 7:30-4. 6 4 3 - 7 0 6 8 . ------Modem 3-bay Colonial build on whose property said event will take place. ccuntant to assist busy uc- W m p o r a r ie s P liis tl.7 8 cellent condition, four...... - ..... door...... LADIES’ dresses, suits, wod- ing In Vernon area, avail SEOTION 8. ADMINISTRA'nON: countunt. Familiarity with in 622-7227 60 Washington St. F.K.T. 8.2.5x14 2 2 ” *2.33 hardtOD. Power steering, pow- TWO YOUNG married men will and veils, oil cus able now. Th(B first selectman shall Issue said permit, or In the event dividual Income tax returns Hartford er brakes. $1,206. 280-7476, 742- do snuill repair jobs and p)ilnt- made. Some alterations. said permit is not Issued, shall notify the appllcant(s) In writing would be helpful. Reply to Box 646-4043 63 East Center St. 7.7.5x15 2 0 ” *2.19 S24S. Ing, also collar clennlng and nmumnnhle prices. 640-1133. SUN offers: by certified mall setting forth hts reasons (or not Issuing the same EE, Manchester Herald, stat Manchester Ruggedly ronslnieled with four . light trucking. Call 646-2892, ------e JFInonclng at least five (6) days before the date on which tho event Is to bo ing qualifications. full plies of lough nylon cord! 8.1.5x15 OPEL CADET, 1066 sport 646-3720. f t 3 ” ' *2.36 Moving - held. Thp first selectman shall have the right to require additional Iteep-liiiing tread design has a coupe, four-speed shift, excel e Paid Training protections for the health, safety and welfare of the residents of stabiliser for belter control. Whitewalls only $3.00 more per tire lent. $600. Phone 648-6601. Tracking - Storage 20 e Professional Counseling the Town of Bolton before issuing said permit and may revoke the Rides quiet on dry roads. Gives 1968 FAIXION convertible, stan HouMhold ServlcM 13>A MANCHESTER — Delivery- same after Issuance, (or Cause, after duo notice. ■ good traction )n snow. No dard, bucket seats, radio and light trucking and package de For details call days, Mr. SECTION 4. SANCTIONS; l ig h t trucking, cellar and Cox, 668-8400, evenings and Any person or persona who violates Section 1. of this ordi trade-in required. heater, excellent condition, attics cleaned, odd Jobs, livery, Refrigerators, washers New and Used •>- All Gauges weekends, Mr. Hague, 413- nance shall bo deemed to be engaging In an act of public nuisance Windshield Wtfsher Sears Gas-I.ine 1176. Call 628-4680. lawns, trees out and removed. and stove moving, specialty. Sears 8-Foot 684-1366 collect. which net shall bo Immediately abated and shall bo subject to a BUY — SELL — TRADE Anti-F'reeze Call 648-eOOO. ______Folding chairs for rent. 649- Anti-Freeze B ooster C ables flno of not more than twenty-five ($26.00) dollars for each offense. 1066 CHEVROLET Impala, ex- 0762. S4VF.28* SWF 18' "Shop Your Nearest Sears Store" UGHTTrucking, cellars and at MANCHESTER — TlUrty years SECTION 6. Rea. 29- cellent condition. Cull 649-2900. tics cleaned, odd jobs. Rubbish For the purpose of this ordinance "person" or "persons’ shall THE TRAIN EXCHANGE RrguI.rW* „ ...5 ,.,9 7 -= "''’-Reaolarll.W BKIIMIKPOKT HyviUliN ORANGE In the same locaticn, estab 77- HPRINGEIELD WEST HARTFORD WEST SPRINGFIELD WATERRURV removed, domestic and oom- Painting - Paparing 21 lished eating place all newly mean any individual, partnership, corporation, firm, company, 830 GREEN ROAD MANdOBSTBR It’s pre-mixed. Clears and Keeps gas line; gas lank, fuel Could be a iaifayelte Plaza ■m\ Dixwell Ave. 80 Hoston Post Rd. 1686 Boston Rd. 1066 DODGE Dart, 0 cylinder, problem solver Corbin'i Comer 136 Mtmorial Ava. Naugatuck Vallay Mall refurnished and air ■ condl- association, society or grbup. pump and carburetor free of 4-door, power steering, firm morclul, 844-8962. t“ j ,~f l a n a o a n a son s -T (Intersection of Parker,Kad Woodbridge) vleans in.one squirt, summer, NORWALK MIDDLETOWN DANBURY HOLYOKE Recommended MANCHESTER $800. M7-9660. Painting and papering. Fully tloned, Doing very well — rea- SECTION 6. Hoursi Thure., Friday'dtSO - 8iM P.M. or in the dead of winter. i.ce. JWsI add to gas. 12-ozs. 12-voll SEAIIH, ROEBUCK ANIt CO. 90 Wall Sl, 222 Main 8t. 129 Main St. I City Hall Coun NORTHAMPTON TWO handymen wont a variety Saturday and Simday 1 - S P.M. systems only. 348 Middle Tpka.W. 44 Main 8t. 60 Main 8t. , Insured, workmen's compensa son (or selling, retirement. The effective date of this ordinance shall be fifteen (16) days 1069 TOYOTA Crown, 4-door au of jobs by day or hour. Wo tion, liability, property dam Call Acme Realty, 640-2660. We after publication In a. newspaper having a general circulation In tomatic, 1«,000 miles, $1,600, clean yards, attics and cellars age. Call 643-1040. buy and sell all businesses, the Town of Bolton. Call 646-8046. . Reasonably. Cull 648-6800. PAGE THIRTy IVfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCMEST^R, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 PAGE THIRTY GNE Wanted - To Aiy 58 lutinou LocaHoni Houtos For Solo 72 H ousm For Salt 72 Hamm For Sab 72 Hauiat For Sab 72 Homm For Sab 72 Out off Town Out of Town Ont of Town WANTED — antique tumiture, For Rant 64 AitrAcUvG fivo - For Sob 75 For Sab 75 For Sab 75 $26,900 Large a-bedroom Ranch, glaas, pewter, oil palntlnga or Gape. 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'J YE8TESRDAY: WASHINGTON (AP) — The level required to do business. Famous Triple General Hospital for medical that opened the way for ad Mrs. Anna M. VonDeck, 11 House completed action on a It takes a quorum of 61 sena- checkups, journment. Group o f Ten Jacks(Mi St.; Patricia H. Smith, Action — It Beats tempoiary foreign aid appro- “ So far their general picture M Sen. J. W. Fulbrlght, D-Ark., East Hartford; Mrs. Anna C. priatidk bill today and adjoum- WASHINGTON (AP) — ’Sec BROADLOOM Rose, 26 Hany Lane, RFD 3, " as it Sweeps Is good," said MaJ. Allen S. Ya- guided the aid setUemcint p, at 12:59 p.m. EST until Jan- through the Senate even though retary o f the Treasury John B. Rockville; Daniel J. Rice, 30 noff, their attending physician. Smiling Mary Ann Harbert tells newsmen she’ll be home for Christmas thjs-^ uary la. Capitol Hill as it Cleans. "I would hope they could be he said he wasn’t satisfied with Connally opened the crucial Trout Stiream Dr., Vernon; year after long term in Chinese captivity on mainland. (AP Photo) The Mnate was ready to fol WALL TO WALL CARPET home by Christmas.” It. conference of the Group of Ten Henry J. Plante, Stafford low -suit shortly and wind up Goes Home Miss Harbert, of Palo Alto, He said It was the best the richest nations seeking solutton Springs. the lengthy first session of the Calif., Mrill be 26 two days after Senate could do. of the wortd’s monetary dls- CONTINUOUS FILAMENT 100% NYLON Also, Laura A. ParlimLon, 180 92nd Congress. l Check our Christmas. UnUl her release "I still have grave reaerva- rupUon after telling newsmen: Scott Dr.; Mrs. Mary Lou The last legislative act of the tors for the Senate to transact her family thought she had tlons about much M the pro •T am very hopeful we can OueUette, Bast Hartford; Mrs. House was acceptance of Sen any business. drowned. gram ," he sold. " . . .1 do think wind it up here." WITH 48-OZ. PADDING Nora M. O’Connor, East (Hart low r low ate amendments to the foreign OUR REG. 49.95 No. 848 Miss Harbert said - she was Federal Paychecks Leaner After the first foreign aid much o f It Is against the nation Oonnally, chairman of the as TAKE ADVANTAOB OF THIS B1TY ford; Mrs. Arleen Munroe, Glas aid bill which the Senate had captured while sailing from vote drew 64 senators. Demo al interest. sembled finance ministers, BUBBOB BACK tonbury. f passed earlier In the day, 46 to SCULPTURED Itong Kong to Manila with Ger cratic Leader Mike Mansfield " I think this program has spoke briefly with reportera as Also, Mrs. Mary P. Frattal- Prices $ 9. The Mil keeps the foireign aid ald Ross McLaughlin, formerly cf Montana uiged everybody to gradually been distorted Into a he entered the "old red castle” program, In operation until Feb N o. 1149 34.95 of 'Palo Alto. The Chinese said stay close by the chamber. machine for the preservation of of the Smithsonian Institution COMMERCIAL On Stopgap Financing Plan ruary 22 at a rate equal to $2.8 TWEEDS McLaughlin committed suicide "In view of the outstanding the status quo, no matter how for the start of the two-day con billion annually. In 1969 while in detention. attendance In the Senate today, unsatisfactory that status quo ference seeking realignment of KITCHEN By JERRY BROWN Earlier, the Senate had ap "W e had no Intention of tres but have not yet said pay- the proposal "In all likelihood" I would hope that no senator may be,” Fulbrlght said/ the non-Oonununlst curreiwies. checks will be cut. violates Phase 2 guidelines. proved 33 to 21 a bill author- would leave, if not the cham- Omnally did not predict a fa CARPET NEW HOOVER z passing Into Chinese waters," WASHINGTON (AP) — Em The aid money resolution While the Defense Depart- —The Pay Board announced vorable outcome despite his . ex Miss Harbert said. "We thought ployes of at least one federal would authorize spending at a 4 Ckdors Only In Stock. 12' WUHtas m e n t ’ 8 appropriation has it has established certain ex pressed hope of a weekend so STEAM/DRY IRON FRY PAN W it t BROHJER we were sailing a legal course. agency face the prospect of rate equal to $2.87 billion a 160% Conthmoua niam ent Nylon cleared Congress, It has not yet ceptions to the rule that wages lution. Whether there will be a UD A WARM IN XBAY The Chinese 7/ho captured us paycheck reductions before year, through Feb. 22. been signed. Pentagon spokes may not rise more than 6.6 per settlement "Is not for me to TOP BBOILB — Minnr.ia irmaw said we had intruded. We were Christmas because of a con When House and Senate have Reg. men said, however, they antici cent a year, but will not an say," he told questioners. outnumbered, so we agreed it gressional snarl over appro settled on the money measure, pate no difficulty in meeting nounce details of the new ruling "It is for other nations to de S7.0S yd. priations. Battles Raging the 92nd Congress will be ready the huge Defense payroll. until today. The board also to adjourn imtil Jan. 18 cide—I don’t want to be too op Officials indicated Thursday yd. In other economic develop planned to announce today de The House, Its legislative timistic,” OonnaUy. said. some 1,300 employes of Action, m w ments; tails of a ruling covering execu "W e are ready to push It to a Open Ping Pong the new agency combining the work completed, awaited Sen —The American Medical As tive pay and said it has agreed ate action on the foreign-aid conclusion, but I am not too op Peace Corps, VISTA and small 11 sociation criticized a Price to review at a later date the funding measure but decided to timistic that we will." And Chess er volunteer programs, will re In Vietnam Push every night subject of merit pay. put eff a vote on the author Although hopes for an agree ceive paychecks next Tuesday — Secretary of Housing By GEORGE ESPER The push is part of a ization measure until January. ment have been bolstered by KITCHEN LINOLEDM minus two days’ pay. They said was possible we were In.' It was George Romney said new hous SAIGON (AP) — Two South 25,000 man campaign begun The qiiestlon of foreign-aid President Nixon’s aiuiounead tilMi!- the shortage probably will not also possible we were n»t. We At Least ing starts in November equal Vietnamese offensives trig Nov. 22 to keep North Vietnam funds had' threatened to tie up readiness to devalue the wa^ reva- mas. (Cemenfed to Fleer) sowtng Miss Harbert said she and One Agency lion, indicating It will top the Vietnam Thursday, Including and disrupting their suj^ly McLaughlin were held In the The problem is that stopgap 1.9 million new starts In 1970; the first major battle of the lines. (See Page Ten) (See Page Four) Up To 9x^2 Installed bOXM some house—she upstairs and financing of the agency expired Romney said the housing starts drive Into the Chup rubber Two hundred miles to the PBBPARATION EXTRA Our he downstairs — for the first Dec. 8 and the House and Sen Commission requirement that are "a powerful indication of plantation in eastern Cambodia. south, Infantrymen battled Reg. .96 nine months. She said she nev ate have been unable so far to physicians secure advance ap the strength of our nation’s A total of 61 North Vietnamese North Vietnamese and Viet 612.96 er saw him after that. agree on continuing legislation. proval before increasing fees economy.” In the past five and Viet Cong and 11 South Cong In the U Mlnh forest of Mirror finish stainless She also said she was never Pay for the two-week period by more than 2.6 per cent. The years, he said, the industry had Vietnamese were reported South Vietnam’s Mekong delta. steel Ironing surface charged with a crime or ending Dec. 10 is due Tuesday, AMA said such guidelines "ap a high point In 1968 of just over killed. They reported killing 14 of the won’t scratch, can’t brought to trial and denied spy but there Is no legal authority pear to single out health care 1.5 million units. Paratroopers and rangers enemy and said four of their Our LoyoF^oy snog, resists marring. to pay for the last two days of pushing along the southern Floor you got ccmoting ftMTi •7 9 .9 5 ing for the United States. providers for some regulatory —The Price Commission ap own men were killed and 10 OUdes etforUeesly over the period. edge ol the 76-square-miIe plan 1s now In offeet. Once, she said, she was controls that are not applied to proved an S per cent increase were wounded. not only luxurioiK ond praetM hot alto fabrics. _____ The Agency for International tation killed 47 North Vietnam ASK ABOUT IT threatened with Jail unless she other providers of services.” for sheet steel products made The 25,000-man operation In [o«onoMy prkod! This ologant eorpot LIMITED Development, which adminis ese with the help of U.S. air TUB MU made antl-Amerloan state —A federal judge in Wilming by National Steel CJorp., a 4.8 the U Mlnh forest Is aimed at ters foreign aid, and the Office strikes, the South Vietnamese holds up boautifully in riio hooviost ttoflie •9.95 QUANTITY 35.95 ments. ton, Del., Issued a temporary b ^ t for Kaiser Steel Corp. tin- eliminating the last major SI of Economic Development, command reported. oro« resisting soil, stains and footprints. "I refused,” Miss Harbert restraining order against a rent mill products and a 2.74 per Communist stronghold in the YD. UP BICYCLES said. "I said 1 was not going to. which administers antipoverty increase planned by a Wilming South Vietnamese losses were Its tightly'wovon with double jute bock delta. CUMIIC ITiLE They Anally accepted this." programs, are in a similar bind ton apartment complex, saying (See Page Six) seven men killed and 17 for yeors of wear. Decorator colon. Largest Selection of wounded, spokesmen said. In other developments; New Bloycles in the HOOVER COFFEE POT HOOVER The drive into (Jhup is the — A Vietnamese student Vernon Area FUN-TA-STIK PORTABLE SPHUIRY deepest penetration South Viet hurled a firebomb at a U.S. Professionally N o. 8881 namese forces have made Into military vehicle In downtown Saigon. The vehicle was heavily Assembled eastern Cambodia since heavy SHAG WASHER A DRYER fighting erupted In the plan damaged but there were no in Accessories & Gifts 4-12 CUP tation at the height of the dry juries. Police arrested the stu Sg. FT. Toys & Novelties season last February. Chup Is dent. TILES Beg. 68c In Stock STAINLESS SNOW SHOVELS 36 miles from the border and , —The U.S. Command an nounced a search has been 12” x l2 ” Steel & Aluininiun STEEL 110 miles northwest of Saigon. About 6,000 troops and more called off for a U21 courier plane that crashed off South 4x19 Inside f t Out than 100 armored vehicles are HETl MOMt DAD! KIDSI sweeping through the plantation Vietnam’s northern coast last CH AIR PADS A New Kind of Snow Fnnl in an operation launched Mon Tuesday with five Americans 8JPVS — ANO-BOBS Immersible BRAIDED RUGS day to destroy North Vietnam and two Vietnamese aboard. T b t v > n Herol All are presumed dead. FITS SBB THEM NOW! ese staging areas. $■ •29.95 IN STOCK ANY Our Reg. CHAIR WITH 2 MATCHERS WITH 2 PIECE FIXTURES 929.95 9x12 DO-IT-YOURSELF SPECIAL NOW U.N. Council ^eeks C N o . 0517 ;NIo. 0910 PLASTIC 4>/2x 4V2 NYLON ChBck our RUGS .95 Successor to Thant II W A L L T IL E low, low UNITED NATTONfi, N.Y. U.N. special representative for ALL ENDS FINISHED (AP) — The U.N. Security the Middle East. Post Boad MMiining Plasa BUILT-IN BUBBEB BACK Pricos Council scheduled' a closed Informants said the dis root, ftooto le meeting this afternoon to try to 12 COLORS Vomoa, Conn. tn -iiM cussion and voting would not be IN STOCK choose a new secretary-general Itnilted to the five. Tlioy ex to succeed U Thant on Dec. SI. pected that one or another $ C A 9 5 Toes., Wed. * Sat. DIplomaUc sources said the council member would propose etie to dtie pun. Buy 1 or 1,000 — Return Unused Tllea for Cash Refund . five permanent members of the Argentina's U.N. ambassador, • Oolom tiHifs. di n L iis e • t pun. TOOLS AVAILABLE FOB RENTAL council listed five nominees; Carlos Ortiz de Rozas; Jormer Max Jakobson, Finland's Foreign Minister Gabriel Val ixmifTOBaDer — SHARFINING — delegate to the United Nations; des of Chile, who Is director of CA RPET AND Kurt Waldheim, Austria’s U.N. WZ HONOM le« SkotMi KrIvm, B. D. PEARL t $M the U.N, Development Pro ’1^'- E ambassador; Felipe Herrera of gram ’s Latin American bu SelMon, Ife. (llurahl photo by BuucIvIctuH) Chile, former president of ehe 4 i FLOOR COVERMO 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHB8TBR, CONN. reau; and perhaps S.S. Ramp- TEMPLE’S We Honev O lM ^ Oaide Caroling at the Parkade Inter-American Bank; Prince hal of Guyana. Sadruddin Aga Khan, U.N. high AUBtoy^and These sources said there SOS MAIN STREET. MANCHB8TBB— S4S4MS2 Out of Town Call CoUect Bepalie Onereatoed John R. Crowley, center, social science department MCC carolers at the MancheHter Shopping Parkade commissioner for refugees;^ and When Shopping, DohH ,, , PHONB 648-2171 might be votes also for two an- TnMI#*CM AooGDiod chairman at Manchester Community Collojfe, solos last night. Robert [Vnter, left, assistant professor Uurmar Jarring, the Owfidlsh . . . leave your pocketbook unwitchgd whlie you in a German rendition of " 0 Tannenbaum” by the of music, directs. (Other picture on I’agc 17.) ambassador to Moscow and (Hee Page Ten) I .select a gift. (Herald photo by (pfiara)