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.' ■ ; "'v ' ‘ ^ ' PAGE FORTY WEDNESDAY, NOVEM BER 8, 1971 l®attrl|f0tw Ittjttittfl Moat Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O^Cloek The conservation committee A midweek service of Bible About Town of the . Manchester Junior Wom study and prayer will be held Rosary Society 19 Begirt Work for TmuM en’s Club will meet tonight' at tonight at 7;30 at Calvary FLETIIHEH BUSS 00. Average DeUy Net Pre« Run 8:15 at the home of Mrs. Roger Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke.‘ Harvest Bazaar Tlie Entered Apprentice de lyÂNCHESTER V Per TKe Weak |Bnded gree wlU be conTered at a meet Steele, 83F Rachel Rd. Under Federal Job Platt^ Over Sn of ICxporlon*'*' The Weather • Ootober N , lim ing ot ITriendahtp Lodge of ,Ma- - The High School Choir of Sec Next Saturday ' y*- : Ciear, FROST TONIOHT; law ond Congregational Church will in icw 80a: Tomorrow aunnyi ■ona tomorrow at 7;S0 p.m. North Manchester AI-Anon A Harvest Bazaar, sponsored N in e t y people have begun, Education) — Raymond Ra:y- Auto Plate - Window Glasa • MIrrore • . rehearse tonight at 7 and the high near 65. Outlook for Satur Worebipful Master Ame family group will meet tonight by St. Bridget Rosary Society, work for^tte town under the mond, 29 JPalm St, Senlcr Choir rehearse at Furniture Tops • Picture Framing • * ^ *fR *^ A 15,581 day . . . increaaing cloudiheaa, Sterud and his officers of Man-» at 8 at the Second Congrega will be hold Saturday from 10 federal emoWency employment Parking lot attendant (Board 7 ;4B at the churclT Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work milder. Chester Lodge of Masons will tional Church parish house. The a.m. to 3 p.m. at " St. Bridget program, ot Education)—Reginald Bauld, Mancheater-Â City of Village Charm fill the chairs for their annual Thursday group will meet to School cafe'teria. The event Is The town hc^ received ap 77 Hemlock St, The Senior Choir of Commu open to the public. ('ollector's Items exchange visit to Friendship morrow at 8:30 p.m. at the proval for »i39,22lM» under the Library aide (Board of Edu nity Baptist Church will re Danish Plates VOL. LXXXXI, NO. 80 Lodge. Pathfinders Club, 102 Nbrman A coffee shop will servo cof emergency omployniant act for cation) —Mrs, Elizabeth Clark, Presidential t w e n t y -t w o p a g e s (Claaalfled Advei hearse tonight at 7:30 at the Manchooter., S49-4S21 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 on Page U ) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTB St. Both groups - meet weekly fee and doughnuts from 10 to 22 temporary town Jobs. Under 286 Ooopor'Hlll St, Decanters ------. church. Trinity Covenant Church and are open to friends and 11:30 a.m. and luncheon from a different section of the act, ’Two Clerks I — Mrs, Patricia NuUne nocn to 2:30 p.m. Choir wrlli rehearse tonight at relatives living with a drinking anothey 197,426,75 has been ear Kranmus, 227 Center St, . EsUmates Gladly Given I Reproductions 7:S0 at the church. problem. - Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet Chairmen cf the various marked for an additional 12 (Public Works); Mrs. Agnes Open Thurs. A FrI. till 9 P.M. booths are Mrs. Clarence Peter tonight at 6:45 at Community .town jolw. The funding of the Agnew, 40 Tower Rd. (Collector ■ Sat. Ull S P.M. PlasUcs In Stock / Baptist Church. son, aprons; Mrs. Howard Ban- A midweek service of prayer Manchester Ski Club will 34 jobs will continue until na cf Revenue). !4» . 8/16” • W” and Bible study will be held to ___9 ■ dcrburgh, hand knit articles; tional unemployment dips below' 54 McKeo St.. Manchostor meet -tonight at 7 :30 at Flanos' Mrs. Raymond Bldwell, Ye ’Two Clerks ‘TT*— Mrs. Jac St4ick Sheets or Cut SIse# Alaska Blast night at 7:30 at the Church of The Sunset Club will ha\’e an 4^4 per cfent for three consecu (Off Oentfr St.) Impartiality Restaurant. A fashion show will Olde Country Store; Mrs. John queline Kennedy, 206 Home the Nasarene. be presented by various area Important meeting Friday at tive months,, , stead St. (Will work in various l:3(L>p.m. at the Senior ^Citi Curtin, arts and crafts; Mrs. Those starting work are; ski shops. Associate club mem Frank Spileckl, homo baked departments); Mrs. Marillyn C. . B&G DANISH BLUE PLATES First Church of Christ, Scien berships are still available. zens Center. Asseuthent aides —’ Herve Eiicson, IBB Olcott St. (Building tist, will have its regular mid food; Mrs. Wilbrod LaFlamme, Jean, 187 Charter Oak St,; and 1971 MOTHER'S DAY PLATES 7; fresh made candy. Dcpartnlent). ___ _ 1971 XMAS DAY PLATES — $14.50 week testimony meeting tonight The Senior Choir of Center Michael. Nimlrowski, 23 Tower Planning technical assistoitf^ Plan Scored Also, Ml'S. Prlmo Amadeo, at 8 at the church, 447 N, Main Emanuel Lutheran Church Congregational Church will re Rd, . Pledged By plants; Mrs. Hai'ry Norton, Old Charles Brunson, 29 Dover Rd. St. Hie meeting is open to'the Choir will rehearse tonight at 8 hearse tonight at 7:30 in the Mechanic (Police Depart^ and new jewelry; Mrs. Jchn public. in Luther Hall of the church. church sanctuary. ment) — Robert Bagge, 99 Fer McNamar, holiday candles; guson Rd, Miss Jean Gallo, used toys; Assistant building inspector — Mrs. Edward McKcever, white William Zinsser, 66 Constance By Mansfield elephant; Mrs. John Duffy and Dr, Ptnehursf Famous For Better Meats R ehnquist Mrs. Jo h n Franzosa, special Personnel supervisor — Wll'^ CONN. TAE KWON-DO ASSOCIATION booths and decorations; Miss A t Pinehurst A t Pinehurst By MIKE SHANAHAN , Frances Gallo and the CYC, 11am J, Wilson II, 67 Milford A t Pinehurst By .lOHN CHADWICK Rd, WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Democratic Leader (KABATE AT ITS BEST) movie cartoons fcr children. ' CHICKEN OF THE SEA lYl BU. SIZE HEAVY WASHINGTON (AP), — William H. Rehnquist dis- Mrs. Frank Kos will super- Engineering assistant—Lothar SOLID ALBACORE Mike Mansfield today 'denounced as "dangerous and an 484 Keeney St„ Manchester L,enhardt, 23 Candlewood Dr, POTATOES outrage” Saturday’s planned underground nuclear blast agreed today with a description of him as “an extreme vire children’s games and LEAF BAOS conservative” and pledged that he Would try to put prizes. Engineering aide — John 4 TUNA 10 Ib. at Amchitka Island, o ff the Alaskan coast, and said he Salcius,' 35 North St, oz. A Q 0 (7 in aside his personal views if confirmed as a Supreme Mrs. James Slriannl'and Mrs. 121/2 bag 49» . hopes the Supreme Court stops It. Herbert ’ Nixon head the gour Carpenter handyman — Wal ca n O # •'That’a Uie laat hope,” the ------Court justice. pkg.) # T ^ Appearing before the Senate met committee and will be as ter Baldyga, 463 Birch Mt, Rd,; ly by iFong, who was one o f . ^ntana Demoentt told report- exploeion la likely to set off Judicary Committee the nomi sisted by Mrs. Stanley Lucas, Bruce Doughty, 14 Arch St, four senators who voted against ...a ... earOiquakes and Udal waves, nee disputed the opinion of Mrs.' William Gallo and Mrs. (both with the Building Depart the 1968 crime control law be spring radloacUve waate Into John P. Frank, a leading con Prlmo Amadeo. ment) ; Richard Barms, 13 Rus cause he had reservations Pinehurst Tender stitutional lawyer In Phoenix about its wlreta)q>ing provi- Mrs. Robert Ryan,*' Mrs. Wil sell St, (Board of Education), oppcfienU pot fl- the northern Paclflc Ocean. who had called Rehnquist “on gioM, liam Dalton and Mrs. Alfred Custodian (Board of Educa ^ government intellectual .force for reaction” Fcng, after questioniqg Rehn Barbero will. act as treasurers. tion) . — Richard Lynne, 88 evidence about en- and said he was "backward” Mrs. Daniel Newcomb is in Wedgewood Dr, • r a ^ for the blast went vlronmental dangera by keep- on civil rights and “ a supporter quist about Frank’s letter, charge of publicity. Painter’s Helper (Board ot of police methods in the ex dangerous. ’The Justice Depart FRESH PORK '^thholdlng govenuhSit con- treme. ment lawyer replied that he considers "promiscuous wire JUST ARRIVED FROM INTERNATIONAL The price of really fresh Pinehurst - State of Iowa Gov't Inspected FrMh Pork ’’This is not a fair character- ______„ .. .. TAE KWON-DO FEDERATION Hi'fv Appeals, a^d required by law «»i poten- izaUon, e.ven ^ my phUoeophlc- tapping a dangerous practice." SEOUL, KOREA iiSwioiifelRxujItt;.. "W lw tevor The is low enough so that it won’t strain your Budget. With a 89c pkg. of ^ u t n they BtUl hope to prove U»at the uai haaards al views,” ReSnqulst tes^d. conrider any sort of surveillance that In- Mr. Hwang Kwang Sung Occasion— Flowers Boast ^you will find a whole new way to cook a roast pork dinner or Pork Chops ® P "*- **■*■ Among the evidence cited by Frank’s assessment was teirfered with a defendant’s Sth Degree Black Belt Polynesian . . . just follow directions on box. . the environmentalists was a se- made in a letter to a news Say It Best!" relationship with his lawyer written by Presl- paper in Phoenix, 'where Rehn- MR. HWANG HAS INSTRUCfTED A T: ' “ very disturbing.” 8HCRFINE FROZEN urged ^ e r Ukely dent Nixon’s chief envlronmen- ' quist pracUced l a w before • 1961-63 Kwang Moo Training Qsnter, Seoul, Korea. ^ d a tM for the Democrat tal adviser In December 1970, Joining the Nbcon adminis Rehnquist’s views on wlretcq>- • 1964^ 36th infantry, Republic of Korea, Army In- MR. FORAND HAS JNStRUCTED AT PENTLAND the Florist PO RK R O A ST p re a l^ U a l nwnlnarion to Join ^ c h said tho Amchitka ex- tration as an assistant attorney ping and civU rights have Inter tenuktional Tae Kwoil-Do Federation. 1968- 69 U.S, Marines I Coips 34 BIRCH ST: 648-4444 648-6247, BROCCOLI SPEARS e I****** P>«»1«* trigger a chain general. The letter was read by ested several coihmlttee mem • 1968-69 Assistant Commander I Corps Training, 1969- 71 Conn. Tae Kwon-Do Assoc. iij Open Monday throug|h Saturday 8:30 AJ)C. to 5:80 P.M. bers. He has told them he ^^tnam . 5-rib cut Ainnh*^ reacUen cf earthquakes all Sen. Hiram L. Fong, R-Hawall. 1971 Pratt A Whitney Aircraft 3 for 85* I.sugpstw e Join têther in acrcos the Pacific Ocean. changed his mind since 1964 •1970-71 mtemational Tae Kwon-Do Federatian. 1971 Manchester Co man. College . Iji Why Not U ve A UtUeT Pnowera PBNTLAND’S portion President Nixon points to the' welcoming ceremony for Indira Ghandi from a The committee began'-the sec IMU Brlghtoi Up Your World So Much — DeUvery RusoeU E. Train, chairman of ond day of its hearing with an when he opposed a Phoenix or- HOURS: MON. thru FRI. 7-9 P.M. SAT. 10-12 No«» CLASSES START NIGHTLY CaU 646-1003 Anywhere In Hie World! FRESH - SMALL - CffilNUINE ? ? A m o h l^ t ^ or at leuat^ the President’s Oouiudl on En- balcony of the White House this morning. Mrs. Nixon looks on. (AP Photo) U.S. Attack IntrpducUon of Lewte F. PoweU ^ »»*««•« 49 d ^ tt untU further InyesUg^ vlronmental Quality, said In the Jr. of Richmond, Va., the otter accommodaUons. fllnce tJoo c m a s s ^ us^that Uwre la „ p o r t that tests sinaUer than SPARE RIBS nominee fcr the court. Both of then, he said,, he had become no risk at ^ to the w ld and the five-megaton oxiSoslon W ipes Out Virginia’s senators,' Harry F. aware of “the strong concern lb. 69* PO R K C H O P S P*^Vl®*» l*e said In a tele- pjjumed Saturday set off Byrd Jr., an Independent, and minorities . .. . have „ for recognition ... f!?” otter Democrat. ofl^lntepsity than White House Welcomes WilUam B. Spong Jr., a Demo- “ tneir^righte. who are Ukely 1972 rivals. biagts. crat, heaped praise on the nom- ®'ong, aftes queriloning Reh- COUNTRY STYLE lean center rib G>ngêpot J*®?** R- gnt gjjj there was no as- inee who sat quieUy between nquist about Frank's letter, chpps •urance that the Amchitka SAIGON (AP j — U.S. hell- them at the witness table. w ld he Was “ satisfied” that HOUSE APPLY NOW FOR HALES RIBS to toe WWto Houjie Witt peti- test - code-named Cannikin - copter gunshlps wiped out a Powell was Introduced early Rehnquist will follow through ^ would follow that pattern. Re- Prime Minister of India North Vietnamese truck depot so Byrd and Spong could attend o** his promise to “divorce” his lb. 59* E u ^ Ort.. urging that the ^^nt •clenUflc findings, he said, In the northern quarter of South the funeral of former Sen. A . personal views. Cook like a Spare'Rib. TTHby' Home Style Pinehurst blast be Mopprt. ^ have riiown a large earthquake ' WASHINGTONTX7 A / AOX (AP) — tlVAAn tween 200 mllllnn million AvMA«4/>aMSi Americans accompanied V«A«eher and gave Mnw Vietnam, destroying all 10 ve- Willis Robertson. Also present in the crowded Have More Meat.) Use ROAST SAUSAGE MEAT lb. 7fM MeanwhUe, to dramatise hla uig^y composed of a series of President, Nixon met to- ““ ‘t the 500 milllcn Indians.” them all souvenir pens used for hides and killing 11 enemy sol- Seveh former presidents of hearing room were Mrs. Rehn- 'N BOAST Recipe. faltt In tta safety amaUer ones, each causing an- Atomio Energy Oommission ^ther. day with India’s Prime referring to the sunny but signing new laws. diers, the U.S. Command an- the American Bar Association quist And (Mrs. Powell and two MinisterIndira Gandhi weather, Nixon said "W e Secretary of State and Mrs. ncunced today. and the current prerident', Leon of too Powell children, Cholrmarr James R. BcUesln- "xhe underground, explosion LARGE FAMILY OR FREEZER SPECIAL and waa AxnAptod ****“ Indian WilUam P. Rogers and U.S. The attack on the truck depot Jaworskl of Houshxi, attended Byrd said Powell Is recog- i We Have Our Own n r platfeed to fly to Alaska .erve sa the first domino BLA.LE on a WHOLE 11 to 12 lb. LOIN OF PORK he expressed Army chief cf staff. WlUlam C. was toe biggest action reported to back PoweU, one-time ABA nixed ttreughout the nation as today to ^ luwseiit for tlm ^ of a row of dominoes leading to r 7 " ^ ^ Medium Hot gives you 2 ROASTS and 8 to 10 n e r w jo m in a muDuai pull- hepe that this would be a good Westmoreland and Mrs. West- as Defense Secretary Melvin R. president. They shook hands ^ lawyer who stands at toe ^ anttbaUlsUc- ^ earttquahe,” the re- oaCK 01 tFQOps massed omen and that the sun would moreland were on hand for the Laird conferred with AmtMssa- with Powell before the bearing O fZ yO L rL A O ITALIAN SAUSAGE , CENTER CHOPS all for 6 8 « lb. mlasUe warhead. wild. very top , of his profession. He aloilK the boraers of East shine on the relatlonttlps be- cfflcial welcome. doir Ellsworth Bunker ,and Gen. resumed. said the entire Virginia con- Seven oonaervaUaniat groups. The JusUce Department had and West Pakistan. tween the two countries and The meeting between the Creighton W. Abrams on fur- The committee resumed the headed by the Oomm^tee for questioning of Rehnquist, chief- (See Page EigM) Nuclear ReqxmsibUlty, say the (See Page Eight) Mrs. Gandhi, \riio arrived “toro peoples de'voted to peace, American and Indian toadera ther American troop cutbacks, More Pinehurst Budget Meat Values Wednesday night for a two-day progress of the ^veloping comes at a time of deepening economic aid to South Vietnam (EARLY SHOPPER'S ACCOUNT) Chuck continues to be one of the best r ed meat values, with Boneless Chuck Pot magnlflcenUy repre- Istan at the rate of 30,(K)0 to 40,- Command Maj Richard Garo- the United atates “ In search o< sent.’ ’ 000 per day. * ner, said ’ American ' pilots Lets You Christmas Shop Choice Chuck Ground at 7 5 « lb- Lending Rale some wise Impulse that some Mrs. Gandhi, wearing a flow- Gandhi was reported spotted the truck depot between Election Recounts Row StaUs times works to save humanity Ing camel’s hair cape over a ready to urge, Nlxcn to use his thft Laotian-border and. the A PINEHURST SMALL, SHORT SHANKED from desiMdr.” koshmlri silk sari arrived about utmest infiueiice on Pakistan Shau valley, a key trans- Thru November 30 TENDER LEAN Reduced By Synod Of In the formal ceremonies on five minutes late to a fanfare of President Agha , Mohammed sHipment point for supplies RIEGEL SMOKED the South Lawn, rite said India trunipets at the south entrance Yahya Khan Including a cutoff coming off the Ho Chi Minh Set in Bridgeport, CUBE STEAKS la b elea^ red and tta t she la to the White House. .President cf all economic aid until a polit trail. . , PORK SHOULDERS Major Banks Bishops haunted by "a nlan-made and Mrs. Nixon met her as she ical settlement is reached. And Pay Next Year with laSP The P^lstani president has Gardner sfiid the, 2V4 ton ib. 1.39 (GALLED PIONIOB) tragedy of massive pn^r- stepped from her limousine trucks were spotte<^ off the by CAROLE MARTIN By PATRICK O’KEEFE - tl(M .” with smiles and cordial hand offered to pull back his army Other Communities which faces nine Indian divi roa|d, but the action reports did VATICAN CITY (AP) — A In this fashion she referred shakes. Fresh Oysters . . . Haddock and Flounder Filleta NSW YORK (AP) — MAJor sions on West Pakistan’s bor- not indicate whether they were BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Elec- years ttat Bridgeport wlU No Car^fying or Seryice Charge raw over wording of a docu directly to the fligiit of some 9.5 The two leaders stood stiffly commercial bonks, citing the d4rs, and seVen Indian , dlvl- loaded. There were no reports Uon officials today begin' going have a RepOblican mayor, Perch Fillets and Tiny Tender Bay Scalieps mUUon refugees from East side by side during the playing recent slide In money market ment on married priests stalled the frontiers cf East of secondary explosions, which Pakistan Into India as the re of the national anthems of the over the returns bf W rates, today trimmed their the World Synod of Btshops to Pakistan. Mrs. Gandhi refused would indicate hits on ammuni . , , be on hand to watch the re sult of civil war. ' two countries and a 19-gun sa prime lending rate point to day. and ordered a mobilization of tion or fuel, he added. day s election here to see If count which was scheduled to Nixon welcomed Mrs. Gandhi lute rolled over the 'White Pinehurst per cent, toe lowest level The dispute broke out when Indian reserves and state ml- ’The att'ack was made by gun- State Rep. Nicholas Panuzio'a begin at 9 a.m.. The re-count Good News for Dieters ... synod officials presented the re warmly as the leader of the House grounds. They tten re aince June. liUa. ships of the 101st Airborne Divi three-vote margin holds up in 'wlU. involve checks of the 96 -» world’s largest democracy. He viewed an honor guard. Everyday Oiaae Manhattan Bank, the vised text of one of 19 proposi White House officials consid sion, the only American .divi the mayoral contest. votinc^ machines, absentee' bal- said ttat “whenever there is This week in addition to saving you S 9 d cO natlon’a third largest, touched tions on the general subject ot Before starting their talks the er the situation highly In- sion still in' South Vietnam. By neen, nine voting machln- lots and the arithmetic on the tragedy in India'the hearts of Low Prices off tta-prime rate cut, and olao the priesthood that were - voted Presldent and Mrs G a ^ sat Hummable, and the main U.S. There ' were no U.S. casualties, ea had been rechecked, and tally sheets, Yi gallons of Sealtest Ice Cream, we "knock” millions of Americans go out to announced across the board re on Wednesday. in gold choirs, posing for pho- ,g expected to fcscus on Gardner reported.. there was no change from the Recount procedures wlU also you.” He said he knew ttat her SEALTESTMILK 2 0 d off 1/2 gallons of LIGHT 'N LIVELY ICE ductions in interest rates for Bishops both for and against tegraitters. She looked some steps to cool things down. ’Ihe U.S. Command also is electicn night count. get under way in Bristol where new installment loans up to heart was heavy m she airived what nervous and Nixon gave Gai. (contents) 95c MILK bringing them down to 7 9 d V i gallon. the present bon on ordaining In addition to the crisis in sued a weekly casualty______summa- The official count Tuesday Democratic challenger Frank 4 ♦BpOte. married men denounced the re- here, and ifiost particularly by her a running commentary on South Asia, an intensive dis ry listing two Americana killed "*Kbt/showed Republican Pan- Ix>ngo toppled incumbent OOP Vz'Gailon Milk - SEALTEST ICE CREAM all 1.09 flavors 8 9 ^ Prime rate cuts, effective to 'viaed text as confusing and the recent floods ttat had the ritual pBblography, first cussion of U.S.-Indlan relations In combat last week, the lowest with 20,533 and Incumbent Mayor J. Harwood Norton by day, . aiw» ware announced by caused many fatalities In south by tha stills and tten the tele- no deposit 59c V2 gallon and 2 0 d off V i gallon of BREYERS practically meaningless. is likely between Nixon and total since the United States Pbmocrat Hugh Curran with an unofficial 84 votes Mamifaotures Hanover Trust, . A commission of the 209- India. y /- I vision cameras. Mrs.. Gandhi. took up a combat role in March 20,630. Another recount scheduled . J r This Is How You PURE ICE CREAM and all premium SEAL- toe naffon’a fourth largest member synod had been en The PresldentXspoke ot the He. greeted about six mem- If Panuzlo’s victory stands up for tonight will determine If Co- ^ State or L of L bank; Morgan Guaranty Trust, “very special relationttlp -be- bers of the Indian press' triio (See Page Eight) TEST flavors. trusted with rewriting the pora- (See Page TMrtesn) it will t>e the first time in 44 lumbla’s DemocraUc'incumbent Pay Next Year' Oh BUHER Ib. 79c fifth largeat; Chemlool Bank of gntph on toe basis of 91 amend ______;______•' ' ______First Selectman Joseph Sseg- New York, seventh largest; and ments presented wltK toe vote. da’B defeat will stand. The elec STRICKLAND FARMS Bankers Trust, eighth largest, GRADE AA LARGE The original wording hod tion night count shovfed him a More Pinehurst Bonus Buys all of New York. fcdled to get the required ma loser to Republican Howai^ E. E. A. FRESH EG G S In Cailcogo, another major jority of votes. It said: "The Bates by, 18 votes, 669 to 841. money center, First Nation- SHURPINE 802 CANS 4 Cons. posatbUity cf Ordaining married British Troops Seize SI Guerrilla SuspS^s Democrats easily captured (Bee Page Thirleaa) men is not adniltted,. not 'even the, majorl clUes of Hartfbrd, (EARLY SHOPKR'S ACCOUNT) doz. 49* CUT GREEN BEANS in particular cases, unless, at New ' Haven, Waterbury ahd ^ '.n (NO LIMIT) tentive to toe, universal good of New Britain, while the Republi WHAT A BREEZE! FRESH MEDIUM SIZE SLICED BEETS the Church the Holy, F atter in cans took Stamford and appar his prudence would judge that In Woke of Fierce Gun Battle in Belfast ently Bridgeport. V9 in January DOZ. 3 9 ^ ' CREAM CORN Prices Show the matter should bf). subjected The statewide, results showed tp examination.” B E L F ^ T (AP) — More than the GOP holding top elective of . ( changes present in the GIFT SHOP NOW SHAKE 'N BAKE WHOLE KERNEL CORN MIX OR MATCH *010 1,400 British troops stormed Ro fice or control in 84 of the text subn\lttod today included P a y M in February S ? . for Pork 27c Decline For man Catholic strongholds In towns and the Democrats in 72 deletion of the words "the pos Belfastând Londonderry today The Democrats picked up a net sibility” and the shifting of THRU NOV. 30 ROAST *N BOAST HERE'S A NICE SPECIAL TO SERVE and'hounded up 51 guerrilla of 10 towns in the election. ’’universal’’ to modify WITH YOUR PORK ROAST ^£ast Month ■uapecta after a, fierce gun y3 in March for Perk 39c "Church” itistead of "good.” BRIDGEPORT (AP) _ Ah battle here. SHURFINE WASHmOTON (AP) - Pres Liberals had hoped for a leged IrregulariUea In Tues PAY NEXT YEAR! Arnold's 59c ident Nixon’s price fraese more drastic revision leaving a The tr|x>ps also captured an day’s unresolved mayoral DELI ROLLS 49c dropped wholasola prices an wider opening toward married arsenal of weapons, Including election were furthSr com APPLE SAUCE 37* averiofs of 0.1 per cent In Octo priests. Leo Cardinal Suenens submachine guns, pistols, plicated. iWedneaday by the ar- Isle of Geld -X— ber for toe second monthly de- of Belgium, a leader of the lib rifles, ammunition and bomb resU of a pronvinent real-estote 1. WHAT IS EsSsAs? making linaterials In Belfast. operator and his son. M ARGARINE Ib. 29c SHURFINE CHILLED cUnailn a row, the government erals at the synod, called the said today. text “ implicitly contradictory.” It was the biggest army oper Abraham A. Katx of fTrum- A special plan sffeciivs from October 23 to / Nopember 30, designed' to help your budget Wholesale prices for con But even conservative Car ation In the feuding British bull was clferged with inter ever Ihs difficult, buying period. BONUS BUY! Orange Juice 79* sumer finished-^ goods went dinal Periole Felloi, the Vati provlnoe since scores of sus fering with a police officer ReaUy Large 72 Sice Juicy against tte'^nd, rising 0.2 per can’s leading Latin authority, pected members of the out while he was taking a third cant, but tMa waa attributed expressed "doubts and anx lawed Irish Republican Army man into custody. 2s HOW DOES IT WORK? . 4. NO FINANCE CHARGE! 5 . OTHER L S o A s BENEFITS CALIFORNIA AGAIN WE OFFER NABISCO largely to a 2.1 per cent in ieties” about the wordlnoL were rounded up under the con Police said the change increase tor food Items, most of troversial Intemment-wlthout- volved the arrest early Wednes How about that? No Finance chorgo. All you have The result was that ttK y ote All your purchases made from the date of Do wo hove to monlien thsm? Bettor soloctlens,' no ORANGES wMoh or# not subject to toe on the paragraph was put off triol regulations in August. Bel day of Leonello Cortina, 30, I.S.A. approval through the entire month of to do is pay 1/3 oach month starting January 10th. Christmas rush, a coro-fros Docombor with five full OREOS Ib. 394 frteie. Excluding foods, con until a furthsr revision pan bs fast and Londonderry are Vho police claim was seen try Navember will btr' billed on your EARLY NO FINANCE CHARGE IF YOU PAY ON THIS months to pay for your purchases. . SCHEDULE. If thoro is on unpaid balonco in your sumer goods ware down 0.8 per made. And the dispute tk up Northern Ireland's major cities. ing to vote for k second Ume SHOPPERS ACCOUNT. 10 fo r i r under a phony name. V n. E.S.A. account on March 31st, it will bo transforrod »rc Sonuory, 1972. Then you pay by tho 35th of ment's Bureau of Labor Btatla- aftsr the synod Wedntsday "It would appear we have un against COrUna could not be Ih* month. 1/3 In January, i/3 in Fobruory, Uos aald tha Index roee on a. overwhelmingly upheld Pope covered a terrorist quarter Immediately determined from police. 1/3 In JMreh. • Come In And Moke Out An Application „ ' ■aaacnally adjustad baale by o.l Paul's rule that p^sts of the master's store,” a senior army par cant. Western Catholic Rite dannot officer reported. "There was a The two Katies wqre arrsstsd at the Kats Really company, Pinehurst Grocery Inc. H iere ware aharp deoUiMS In marry. lot of good stuff in thers and its 945 MAIN STREET - DOWNTOWN wholaaala prices tor lumbar Meanwhile, the bishops hsnd- loss is bound to hit them.” which JUiejLJturi, and rsiaaaad COR. MAIN AND T U R N P IK E ^ later on 21.000 b

I t . .V, ■ 1 li ■■' 'T PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERA1J5. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 MANCHlîS’ii.'iiik e V e NTNO H E R a LD. MANChESTisK. jJONN . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 PAGE niRBB C oventry Vico president; Jane Welles, secretary, and Betty Messier, Hebron THEATER TIME R h am D h trie t / treasurer. ‘Funny Girl’ MOWIEIMnNaB Sheinwold on Bndge Benefit Game SCHEDULE Continuing as directors are niRmilENIBANO BPPEROUT U8BFUI. Class âped’ Roâd Aronson, Pat Becker, P Z C Gives STA R GAZ3BIC«V Set Tomorrow Burnside — "The Organlaa- Final LT M VOUNQ PEOPLE IN TWO PASTIMBS South dealer By CLAY H POLLAN- Eunice Bell, Arthur Blondln, la. sWw*. rt as iwNn e a ww Both ildei vulnerable For Workshop ARin URRA A KAnAfif _> 1971 Fare ’5 : ; . r A au « %. _a ^ t. % ^ and Nancy Wofiran. Two new Ing,” 7:20, 9:20, . If you are a student U Pêtte Zelanskl. Me," 7:20, 9:20. Theatre cf Manchester's iw i sociation as an examplortbr its SCORPIO State — "Odhe With The season will be "PSmny Olrl," ^ dally to the'polnt/« the Jaw. 4> AK7 0 ^ Afit. le 1 Buy 31 May 61 Protiuce acwrdlng td girls’ NoUces will be ported soon tor Approximately 70 divisions of workshop session. f 2 Don't 32 Surface 62 CoTKept, odr, II willWill ivMvurefeature theme i\uueru*uiiRobertson « oir.--, Wrv.«« »n Vn ,.«nn,;r.n..r. ,i i... — ------— (R maVio which opens tomorrow and Sat- Mi. MM MWim The Idea is to put the oppo WEST EAST The ctoM, /taught by Frank 3 Gving 33 ftoullne 63 Whol'i Hol'. 11 School faculty and the Coventry the Junior WWomen’s om enT^nh aub, fwt Z *“ "* approved during the UA Theatre - "The Stew urday at East Catholic High nent’s head liydrUt, or at any ♦ Q82- ^ K9 rMr-22-3i-44-- ^ 40ppoilti 34 Perionol 64 Credit P FwmW SuMmwIsnmM DIStefano, was vldlo-taped by 5 ConcRrn 33 It 65Whkh 9-20-31U: Wllliamettes. ..hiMMn o.~>o f~._ . . . . . u _ 1970-71 fiscal year, according to ardesses," 7:00, 8:46, 10:20. School with an 8:30 6 rate to dlspdurage him from 0? 62 0? 10 5 4 _ . . , . children ages four to seveii, on p.m. cur-, the association. The video tape 6 0|k>oûnity 36 Not 66 Hat S j t e i The latter team is composed Saturday afternoons annual report submitted by East Hartford Drive-In Re- tain. ’The musical will also play I continuing the battle. A play of 0 10842 0 AQ 3 was then used In a workshop GEMINI 37 Be 67 Or MAJf It 5A0ITTARIUS of N^fnen who formerly attend- U,e Planning and Zoning cmh- oP«n.Friday. the foUcwlng Friday and Satur-1 the same name In brld^ has 4 965 2 A Q3843 conducted by the group last Fri Sir 38 IndependerKeSS Unreipomlve WOK. Minicm A * JUHl M 9 Wdl- 39 Rewli, 69 More P'ayed »>as- tonight will be Boys’ and mission. Bast Windsor Drive-In Be- day at the same' location. ‘ Wr very much the some effect. SOITTH day at the Sheehan High School 10 Accent', 40 Home 700b|ectlvc DEC, kotball for the girls team there. Qj^g. night at the Ajnerlcan .. ... open Friday. rinMwMilltMMlai South dealer. In Wallingford. 11 Break 41 Beirtg 71 Method, cG/wey/G MANCHESTER A A n o 3 4 l2Sotne 42 Give ■l-lg-30'rt^ Also Included will be a fwd £;;ôn pMt. irith‘^ e n t r 'Iir d are "build- Meadows Drive-In - "Oettlng ’’^5S^“ a ir r ““ u S S h ^ ^ B ^ Both sides vulnerable. The workshop, entitled Multi- 72 Moke C? AQ983 CANCIR l3Show . 43 Irvllcollon, 73 Happening sale, and all proceeds f r ^ the sponsors of delegateTespeclally i Z p ! Straight." 7:80; "See No Evil," Streisand on her Illustrious ca- O pting load — ’Two of Dia 0 17 Media Approaches In Business 14 In 44 Today 74 Been CAFRICdRN ISSex 45 Item event’ will go to \he third and invited ^ either underway, completed or 9:45; *'Ambu8hers," 11:20. reor. *nie play concenu the M MK wma i; m w itm monds. * 10 Bducatlon, Is dlracted by the 75 Withheld. DEC. 11 Wi. I Mt My wry ^ iHR-'wV 11 16 YourMlf 46A4oy 761, fourth grade activity fund at Tomorrow nl^t, the poit wHl y®a>-- Blue-HlUs’ Drtve-In — Reopen early life of Fanny Brice be Put ypurself In the Elart seat, Wert North East following business educators: I70t • 47 Accomplldi 77 Gronted JAH. If th® »®hool. hold InstallaUon at 8:30^ con- tween...... 1910 and 1920. A funny defendl^ against four spades. Pati 2 NT Pen George Puglial of the Stratford ^ 3-14-25-36 ISBeyond 48 ReH»n,lve 78 Promidng 1-13-23-344 Playing on the faculty team junction with Veterans night. ‘ ‘ business .ones, bust- Your partner leads the deuce of 5/47-59-70 Independent 49 Original 79Vour 45-67-80<64 looking, but very talented girl, Pau 3 4 Pais Public Schools, David Werblow, yithen 50L""Look, 80 Home will be Gloria Gamache. Mar- The ;v®nl^ w,„start^^^ T ” “ “ ^heneed Fanny’s career took a meteor diamonds, and you win the first assistant department hekd of LIO AQUARIUS All PaM I ju irii 51 Environ, 81 Pleoiont ian Kelsev Nancy Morton. L a ® for a new town plan became a ic rise from obscurity to star- trick with the queen when dum business education at Middlesex 22 From 52 Arrogant 82 Adveru JAH.M T i n ““ P- major conslderaUon. TTie i-Aui. 11 23 Neceuoiy 53 You 83 And Gaye Friedman, Helen CurUn. per and aucUon cons.aerauom The com- Pola Negri dom In the famed Zlegfeld Fol- my plays low. What next7^ Community College and Paul 24 0fl 54 Percieve 84 Repolre Hi. IE Edlth BIssell, Mary -Drew, l^ceT'piayoff lies In association with Impre- Perhaps you shift to ' the Scholl of the University of Con O j 4-15-26-37 23 Will 55 DlKord 85 Chonge, 2-13-24-35/ sive ploy South could have necticut. ’ -&I48-56-79-87 26 Will 66 To 86 Brightener, <»61-82-90^ Carolyn Stolgitls, Oscar hWler, Rrays Jewelers soccer team pf a ntH t o ^ ^ l w sario Florenx Zeigfeld. are spending untold hours ere- queen of clube, hoping to deyel- .i,. • ■ ^ . _a.u 27 With 57 Or 87Sug^tion, Picture Is DIStefano was also asked to VIRGO PISCIS 1^' ^sehh Trinn ^ Prindpal ,g .êduled for a playoff game ^ c o m p le te revisit the ’Ihe story also Includes her atlng thp<' smashing costumes op a trick'In that suit. If so, de- 2*'"2' t**** ** tnimps with AU9.11 28 Obtaining 58A 88 SurpriM Joseph Tripp. m Windsor Locks Sunday, with business remintions snH » pcignant marriage to the so- necessary for the Ziegfleld girls clarer takes both top clubs, dls- “ *® attend the workshop and dem 29 Greater 59 Your 89 Methods phlsUcated g;ambler Nicky Am- and Chorus boys of "Funny carding a dlamcnd, and he uauy tfuesaon onstrate classroom, .use of the \ uri'. 11 30 Without 60 Outmoded 90 Reaction Representing the William- the bus to leave the high school yie^ of all exlstlnir and noten Costly One irO-21-29-38 Mirw v n a v , at, ateln. The demanding score. Girt." There are over 100 cos- eventually takes 11 tricks. Not As dealer, you holdt Spudes, overhead projector to the group. JGood JAdvene ^^Ne'utnl 6-17-2M9/C Larnot'ÂnMttfÛe^bm^^ ^ tlal business ^ ^ I s a n U ^ t- '49-62-8369 IF 5069-78 Lamot, Annette Uebman SUlU- weekend games with Manches- ed by the town planners. A ^ 17-plece orchestra tome changes In the first act a distinguished defense. K-9; Hearts. 10-8-4; DUmooda, Newspaper Study ^ ® P»«u-- under the dlrecUon of Mhurlce alone. Go bock to the second trick A-q-S; aubs, q-g-S-i-l, The reading department Mon N M cy*^ B lM d l^ l*^ , **The^ ^ tk T *m s?*’*th d ^ DurU«During theUie ^year, a r theUie co..u.u»-commls- maceuUcal company v.oiaieaviolated siemoerg,Steinberg, includesIncludes such memo- Light.Llsht. sound and makeup ««<* lead the ace cf diamonds What do you sayf day Initiated a two-week news heads were also placed In the Schwinger Buskey, Elisabeth âmes y X w e m L me T x c a ^ Z ^ne cf L m ^t fa ^ r L on crews are all busily preparing to make sure of that trick be- Answer: Bid one club. If part- paper unit for sevento' grade children's wards. Rockville Schwwer Zahansky, Carol cheater over the w e e k 3 govem l^ the excaimti^ and one cf the most fameus of si- my Parade,’’ "Henry Street” tor the producUon. fore the mice get at It. What ner responds In a new suit, you students. The students will be, Driver Education BUldgân Mursyn, Anita Dl- re m o ^ of e^th and the con- “ P®opIe." The producUon The show’s boWnd the scenes next? Not another fuUle switch can comfortable rebld 1-NT. receiving a copy of the Hart Pushee said tiiat nearly 60 Hospital Notes ford Courant ^ l y . ette *Oamache, I b e r i a Vance Manchester Evening Herald adv^ruL ^ ‘‘PoUles’’ numbers w - credits include: to clubs. ’Try leading your last You would prefer to have an- Rham 'students have enrolled In Vlslttag hours a n MiSB to 8 „ plete with lavish coetumes__ ooi uunairucuo) At the end of the unit, prizes Rood-Rood and êrrieSBierrie DemliurDeming La- novontrvCoventry ocorrespondent o m a n ^ n t HoiivHrtly “ '** ‘ê®® w®re adc^ted. Pl®‘® Îth lavish costumes fi* Set construcUon: Frank Jdin- diamond Instead. other point or two, but the hand the fall driver education class. p.m. In all an n o en op t ma The commission undertook . MJss Negri, now 71 and living the showjrirls and the tradition. ..hh.. r.™ « . u - ^ . ™_____—_____ is worth a bM as It will be awards for the best Blanc. Oantner, tel. 742-8796. ^ I living the showgirls and the tradlUon- uUllo Don S ch o fie ld Dave ’Trumn Finesse The course Includes 80 hours of ternity w hen Omy a n 8 to 4 the assignment of street num- *" ®an Antcnlo, Tex., saw the al white Uo and tails for the J®n„ ’ ai~.« Copyright 1911 N and most original scrapbook classroom instruction and six William McArthur of the fac- bers by a subcommittee. This *" a magazine while men. , Since declarer can to and BlM to 8 p.m. General Features Omrp, ‘ kept by the students in accord hours of behind-the-wheel train ulty at Robertson will be ref committee hopes to complete visiting here and made a feder- Director for this musical - Chessarl. Iom, only one trump trick, he for the entire family • during our eree. A m 1. ** Set decoration: Ann Miller, must try the double finesse. He ance to the guidelines set down ing. B m i^sls in the course Is Classes Offered Its work during this present fls- ®ase cut of It. by, the teacher, Admitted Monday: Mary Nio- library Otfleera •. ■, „„ a Judse FradftHrk Vnn t»au ~Fred 'V T. 777"BUsh —III whose"7— —"V”name onarongharon Kay, Bob Bletchman, wins methe oiamonadiamond continuation placed on development of sound onfT «4AVUifotl/4i*t awia Camillas* l*» _ _ _- ’ ^..eaesseMs, . Another reading department winskl, Stafford Springs; WU- Officers and directors of the E x D e C t a i l t M o i ^ their assigned str^l n ^ b ers Bryan nUed in U.S. DIrtrict Stuart; June In dummy and leads a trump tof Penny Decides habits of safety, courtesy and Booth-Dlmock library have ^ Court that the S c h e ^ Q>ro ^ theater clr- Papineau,. L e e Burton and Anease with the ten. Wert wins project is a poetry ■ unit for good citizenship behind the liaip Loch, V ernon Center been elected at a recent annual Mancheiter Public Health gonlnB- CnrmniaMnn Bloomfield N J was liable «i®*’ **®***.®® d lre c ^ and actor. Charles Kelly. with the queen of spades and eight grade studehta. A team Wheel, Pushee said. Heights, Vernon; îobln Brown, Council Seat teaching approach Is being util meeting,---- -— President r-resioem Is la Arnold A m oiu Nursing------«» AssociaUpn (MPHNA) v..»x ular Qpetumes: Jean Jenkins, Am- leads his last diamond. , Michael Sadlon of the math Village St., Tracoy Gilman, ohhiho ized for this unit, according to enem cruBnAmn Carlson, with Norma Coughlin, sponsoring a series of class- , department and Edward Steele N . ^ - . principal J. Colin Pushee, and Prospect St., Ruth Gunther, es for exnectant mnUiAra'"®*^'®r» onnn IJIf^tln^"Md*i^“a, v'■ e "“i ra r ^ ^.i ^ toVtirt.“ The''Lhrir'to“‘drter^ Ted l^ S t S X i ^ a Clowns’■ c S ' 1present-, i i r Con^r!”^DS^''’’a ^ h ^ ud th r^ '^ r^ ^ yeV 'T w £? *^2:“ !^ (AP*f^ pulled'îli of the science depculment are the culminating activity will be the Instructors. Dart Hill Rd., and SamiMl tav- • Vi* 3'ways at fantastic savings (Boots ftt, Old Town Rd., all Rock and slippers too!) a booklet containing original Pushee also expressed gratifi "n^rcei;! S S C -E 'iH a-'crîrw l^L"*” “~ -® a n n e Ojala ^ ^ ^ r c u ? ville; David Hagg, Emerald ter St. Classes are scheduled for S T ^ T a ^ U from "Bella fa n ^ u rl^ his high schcol days j ^ X i p : Adrienne sSitch. declarer to with the the d l ^ ^ c l l . work by the students. cation on behalf of the school to Art Display Dr., Vernon; Kevin Camay,‘Oak ^ v . 10, Nov. 17, Dec. 1 and ^^nna’’ released In 1922, d ^ a S “ln E ® U n U ®“**® 0»>«'J«ln«W “ d aoe. The ^ of spades Is a He and Sam Dibble each col- S ft. S Buick of Manchester, • flumSiJ oY'erIng the best combination of 'Pushes said that a display of St., South Windsor', Arthur quality, style, and economy lEuTninQ IferaHi • - a.. u The ZZoning ^ ^ Board of Appeals MlssMiss Negri and her leading Versity v ^ t v In Beckwith. punch h e ^ ^ upward, and It lected 1,288 votes In ’Tuesday’s Gem Chevrolet of WUUmantic, mummer’s heads done In who have supplied cars for the Gaskell, Somera; Henry Fortin, P®*^; voted>ted In executive session last ">“ • Cenway Tearle.T®®ne. whem^he m T e W ^ ^ m T ^ Schofield, Dusty forces the ace out. election and decided to seme papier-mache has been hung in Rockland Terr,, Rockville. • Large selection of styles for men, women, and children W««k fniinuri^ a ~.K®!fK»o> __ Bryan said it-was a "ieccg- Behrens, Joy Stuart and PhU S'ûth’s remaining trumos the issue “by a orawlng. ’The course. Fubllsbed Dony Blzcept Bundayv ' »« a week frtlowing a nublip hnnrinp-4 Bryan said it-waswas a "ioceg-"receg- arama. the pediatrics corridor of the and Holidays at 18 BIsmU Street, care of the baby, and prcblems loiiowmg a puouc nearing iikeneBs nlthmiirh ho Hultgren. are the J-6-4, and Wert has the first man to pull the Indian- Discharged M onday: Paul • Children’s shoes fitted by trained personnel a Kanches^ Ooim. rriilch may develop within a ‘ o grant a variance to Mrs. 7®“ ® *“®"®“’ *»® Windham Memorial Communi Dickens, Irene Dr., Vernon; Jo f^ ^ nJte^tht Mo^r^thbuT'^ Baêtî^ admitted Miss Negri Iws^Lice *â ha^^rtsT^dertm^ Assistant sta ge managers; 8-2. The upnercut he# estab- head from the cup containing Telephone 84M711MIW7U famUy before and after the Mabel Rathbun of Baakatsht^ r,hAnop In the______basement__ cf her ' ChorediKTartiers for *‘B\iniiy ween. Kangaroos were first de Russell SquLM, Oak St, all • Shoes for men, sizes 6-13 SIJMCMPTnoN RATES „ ah toWoo A..oin f ® ^ ® * ^ ‘ r ig h t s ^ - aance t e a m . ^ v e ^ ^ d were done by eighth grade stu by Capt. James Cook In 1773 St., Manchester; Bertha Boo- • Famous brand hosiery and handbags SU J*iKS5t..'...... •’••••• ^ Those'Interested In the aeries ^ Ute board that she planned iL L if ^® Burton, who also super- «»®y. “ »d Don Schofield. dents in the art classes under after seeing the animals In Au worth, Tunnel Rd., Vernon; .■ 0«e Honth ...... 3.26 may refflater at the MPHNA of- ^ approximately half of a^ralnst the unauthori^ vised rthe intricate dance rou- • ? ajraction of its original price — many sioneypoiTiBR the direction of Instructor Kevin stralia, according to Encyclo Ethel Lamonde, RFD 2, Rook-'* Thurs. -S a t...... flee. Ik® basement for the shop. She 1“® **®*' “ ®”*f ,®'‘ P*®‘ tines for LTM^s recent presen- Donnelly, Other examples of the paedia Brttannlca. vUle. items below wholesale cost! . ^ ...... 76c c . also stated that the shop would ‘yf, . . i * " ; , ®°n»«®«:lul ®x- faUon of "Carousel.” Wig Selection N ov. 4-6 • Free gift with every purchase of $3.99 and upl ■ ~ ------^ ^ ® Ploturo advertised a , ^ “ ®^® Speaker’s Topic nainoim w m the fact that her gj,A juds» Rrvnn 8® Hudaon St. Tickets m ay be , „ „ „ ^ AGADElilC READING CENTER lia “ “ ^ In ^ d e c S i^ “ m S purchased at Kofsky’s Shoe A W ig Fashion Show wlU be Fred L. Kaprove, Director ^ e ^ eW Negri’s picture was far from In- Store or^ the door on perfonn- presented Monday at a meeting e u W ts, now A T,rr In granting^the variance, the te the most ex- ^*^®® * Elementary o Jr. .& Sr. High • College Students board made It a u b i^ to’ five "»®"‘ was^trylng to sell . . .. the , “ “ ® ®*- p.m. Inin tthe St. James School i t Diagnostic Tests & College Board Prep sUmilationa' That then^ iihaii h« todlaputa6ie fact la that the pic- l^vagM t play LTM has ever cafeteria. BURNSIDE CIIAF-TAWN PATHMARK SHOPPINe CENTER IlilllAllrOTrB no^talde isplay or storage S showed PoJn. Negri recom- aHempted — Its problenis ^ Mrs. Shirley Anderson, own- • ' : f :i i t Remedial Reading & Study Skills merchandh?tokt the burtneaa "“®“^ Polaramlne Repetab.” to! 1:?!?® ®?®"- coiohI n v:j » - K vllvC lUwlR" SPENCER ST. 6-HIUSTOWN ROAD * IvlANvIlLSTcR hind the scenes are meeting the ty ûjp, will taGc about select- be conducted In the basement i 2nd FALL SESSION portion pf the main residence. challenge. ixig a wig or hairpiece. Mrs. Also, that there shall ■ be Jim Pendergast, producUon Rita Kalos of the VlUage Lan- Ye Olde Fayre manager, heads the large pro- tern will be commentator aa BEGINS NOV. th no on-street paridng; that there S9% OFF Sachetdothes 8 ducUon crew needed for such a memben , of the organisation shall be only one sign, no larger Set at Citadel complex musical. Set designer model their own wigs. Classes now forming than four square feet; and.that TWO OBUnSAL IGCAXIONB the variance Is not transferable. Y « CHde Christmas Fayre While dessert and coffee are Hangers! Church Meettng the annual Christmas a a le ^ m ^ m ^ L ^ ®®*’ved, members of the group WEST HARTFORD MANCHESTER The annual meeting of the the Manchester SalvaUon Army {11® „ prestyled wigs and “ Hot BabieMaiHi's UmohMos Served OailyP' GUead CongregaUonal Church Ckwps, wlU be held Nov. 13 from I>aln>leces provided by the im- 846 No. Main St. 68 E . Center St. MS MAIN Str. MANGRESTEB (Comer M Peeri) Bishop’s Comer Next to “Cavey’s” wu h.w ™a«, C A L L 288-8888 C A L L 648-9947 with supper at 6:80 and the del on Main St. tj, ____ . nmrs., Fri. and Sat. Only! From StM to 19tH PJd. meeting to foUow. Coffee will, be available at RFrffi SKI'S mum Included In the call of the 9:30, and lunch wUl be served ™*™®° meeting' is a change in the by- from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Res Mary Bllsh and Ruth Rowley ★ ROAST $IRUHN OF BEEF OJt Shoe-Shine laws for the -fiscal year to run ervations are not needed, m ANCHESTi with Fotatoeo, Vegetable and Baiart from January 1st to December Chairman of the various O /»’ / W'/. • 31rt. . booths aro Mrs. Ethel McOil- STATE HII •. b HA * HOI I'lN H i,I M Kits! Members cf the church are lum and 'Miss Edith Jackson, |riiYTrtr] MANCMISirU CtMTfi; ★ BROAEOBUIEFISH $2i0 being asked to either bring food aprons and fancy work; Mrs. • nil PARK RIAR OI tHIAf;.* F R L - S A T . - S U N . with Potatoes, Vegelablo iCSl Salad YOU DON’T NAVE TO SKI TO LOVE THEM! SHQP 3 B IG H IT S for the dinner or to make a Col. Dora Spatig and Mrs. Brig, NOW SHOWING Warm and windirful dticribai th iti A n n SKI'S tt a ‘T ’. -THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUALITY donation to the Church. Tliomas Seaver, attic treas- Fir lidiat, Ir iRnuins tuidi, ar eembliutiint af iinulRi tuidi Testimonlal . ures; Mr. sind Mrs. Bussell bDCwserecaspIcador.. and ifflitition till skin ill bitleilly brawn. All flatet llaid, AnimaiPoiis Hebron residents who are in- Clough, Christmas decorations ______GENCiRAL CINEMA CORPORATION ovir htavy mildtd tain, and SHOE-TOWN prietd at. Just S IN G E 1 0 O O Tbe most BuiîlBMiit SEE terested in attending the terti- Mrs. Maynard Clough and Mrs. pidneeierl IN-CAR HEATERS $10.99 ts $14.99. Brinf in thi ciuptn abtyi bafirt tht monial dinner for &e Revs. Harry JenklHff, Old Country 1 ^ 0 E X/ I JL^ MEADOWS tnd If tbit walk and tnjiy an ixtri 20% alfl for Chiidren! ON I-91 NORIHn» ir I mM-B4 HTIO Hugh Murphy and Lawrence Store; .Mrs. Frank Duncan, ELUOTT CANDICE TAnHASt-WISI SIBViaflO I ___ ^ LaPotate, boto of whom were baked goods'; the OrfiteUl fam- Jl L. 2 recently transferred fttmi St. lly, Ice cream; and Miss Gladys GONE WITH GOULD-BERGEN P N O 1E: A/ I T ^ Columba’s Church in Columbia, White, Christmas cards, THE WIND" BND« may contact Mrs. Thomas Me- Mrs. Francis McCarthy Is In Ê H SSr ■ELLIOTT Animai Banks Hugh, Mrs. Ernest Merbler, charge of a ‘‘surprise,’’ table for ClARKGABLL .s r a ip w GOULD G E m tO B Mrs. H. E. Armrtrong, Mro. the youth department, and CANDICE O T tM r tl^ C o u w Jqhn Malecky or Mrs. Robert "Uttle Miss Muffett,’’ with VMENLEIGir ICOUM fdrChiidreni t A Caffazo. grrab bag gifts In her pockets. LESUE HOWARD BmuiiinffiM I Tickets may be purchased w ill circulate through the OUVlAdeHAVUlAND is the time to plan from any of the above for the rooms. ■ O.MATTHEIM. MrmOCOLOR • *An MOM W»-rl0M0 SAsoanmATonni dinner which Is being held this Mrs. MaJ. Lawrence Beadle I'EBPfHriKB: CUNT Sunday evening at the Elks Is general chairman for the your Christmas shopping All Seats 99c lASTIIfOODi t o y Home In Willlmahtlc. There wiU sale. Assisting in the food de- at 8 t M N M M M N H tt be a social hour from 6 to partment will bo Mrs. Thomas C a r h v o n ‘PUYMISTY 7 p.m. prior to the dinner. Blevins, Mrs. Doris Howard, $ Mini Trucks LAYAWAY'Shop now while our selections a n d Mrs, Thomas McCann, CAMMNO KM ME' 13.99 are the greatest. A small deposit holds your purchase Manchester Evening Herald sandwiches; Mrs. WUUam Hall BI bCOLOA EveidiigB technicoloa-[ until December. Then pick it up and charge the bal Hebron correspondent, Anne and Mrs. James Munsie, hot Eve. TtM - SiM 'irto * 9rto Emt, Telephone 228-8971. ance to your account, or use our Easy Payment Plan. dogs; Mrs. Tony Slmaid and fAiriQuis"i h o w I i nd 's a l e I Sat. ft Son. 6a*. ft Bun. liMkStaOStM Mrs. Margaret Russell, des ■ COVENTRY HIS'TORICAL SOCIETY, mnsor " 2tHL4tlSiSaS.S»UHS»lS lilM M O What is Shoe-Town? sert; and Col. Florence Tur- FltL, NOV. 5 11 a.in. to 10 p.m. Shoe-^Town is biggest . jkingten and Mrs. John Krlnjak, I ■ ...... SAT., NOV. 6 11 a.m. to 8 p.in. M saait^ 6ms srt issssMeeiN (OF) rlstimi Nr.ililMna. MODERNIZE► your e'hgagement diamond NEW USED I beverages. Mrs. UUlan Atkins AmBricS’s largest family brand-ditcounl chain. for Christmas. Choose from our beautiful new set will serve as waitress and Mrs. 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY ANTIQUES I IB OF MUSEUM QUALITY Abova and lift— Lsditt lini 9-10, tings startingiat $35. No charge for remounting your [Mary Thrall as cashier. M widths. Shoe-Town buyers are tfie wisest diam ond! ! I Held at Coventry Community House they scour the continents for the beet buys, and pass the aavinge Route 44A - Coventry, Conn. on to you. . ' LARQEST SELECTION OF * Roller Skating I Donald J. Barrows, show dii^ctor NEW BICYCLES IN THE. A Towns T ENBRAVED 6IFTSare m ore m eaning VERNON AREA Opens Tonight l ^ d m . ?1,50, o r with this Herald ad 1 or 2 at $1.25 1 Shoe-Town buys more . . . ful. We'\^ a wide variety of gold and sterling silver Professkmally Assembled House Our tremendous buying volume allowa us, and you, to enjoy the gifts suitable for engraving and our engraving is beau The Manchester Recreation ' lowest prices on each and every Item. tifully and carefully hahd-done. Choose now thougli! Department’s roller .skating. lilaw-Childran'i ilzit 9-3, Good engraving takes time! program starts tonight at Kee Pizza LM wldtht. Shoe-Town buys .for cash . . . ney School, with skating for ele Fiataradi Chacalata brawn P*rhapa an unusual habit Ihsie days, but 'it’s another way wa mentary age, 6 to 7:30 p.m.; 314 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER " tuada daminia, af oaiirta), Shoe-Town . . . Where you always find junior and senior high age, 7 ;46 save, and another reason you save. the pin or ring for Mother. Our Mother's THE LOUNGE CAFE with Imitatlan "pany" great buys on fdmous brands. to 9 p.m.; and adults and their trim.- Flaaea llnad. Jewelry is set with the birthstones of her children, and own children, 9 to 9:30-p.m.-' SnIUvsn Avsnns Colonial Shops Plass I Kwiw 646^648 for DaHeioHt • Shoe-Town’'s discounts are the greatest on over 60 famous launey rubbar aalaa.lalat. I each piece Is tailored to her special needs. Early plan From now through next brandsi ning im portant here! March, skating will be hold I PIZZA-HOT OVEN GRINDERS I pthar atylaatylaa priead I Monday nights at Waddbll SPAGHETnl DINNERS (ram $8.991.98 ta $11.99.1 School, Wednesday nights at JOAN JOYCE lOAO FLAZA Buckley School, Thursday Houtat Mon. and Tuea. m o A J«. to St99 VM. $ 7 . 9 9 WE’LL DESIfiNnew jewelry from your MAIN STREET, ROUTE jp nights at Keeney St, School, 4Md nw JSK ‘nuo WML thru Sat. UiM AJMU to 9il9 PMI. JIPI Famous BrandsBra at Gigantic Savings family heirlooms. Bring thern in and we'll suggest 3^RNON, CONN. d^2-31B0 Friday nights at Verplanck many beautiful ways for you to give great-grandmoth School. FRI. R SAT. NIGHTS from ftSO H i ItSO er's gems to the younger generation. EXPERT REPAIRS J ’Cwm 4Md liiio y Y o w M ir' SPICIALI NOW thru NOV. ISHi Take our professional advice and Guard Missing asmli Irat parMai. Ohs wttkiiliWi. avoid disappointment. Our special services, 9’JO A Jd . to sm i P 3 L Spaghetti and OHOIM W i V outlined above, require time and care. doped Ihsvsday tUl 1:30 In Store Break ^ ^ Fiisw Iwsai si ftaisUi lirimi It'slo your advantage to plan early. Open BM. SS*^ tm 9 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (APJ FRIDAY AFTERNOON IS THl >^ÂRPENlNiL*5F Memphis police answered a Meat Bolls * 1.15 b Sh o b ^ A Division of The Feisway Corp. * Ldwn Mower Bladea lUSINiSSMIN'S RUFFIT a DMilM af TIM Falwiy Carp. Orasa SiMars burglar alarm early Wednesday from 12i00 Ngog Hi 2i00 FJH. Aloo Knivao, Sriosoro, Dtc at Peter’s- Penny Grocery and PATHMARK SHOPPING CENTER found a window prleil open, but We honor Chtigi Cards Fish 'n Chips MANCHESTER SPiNCBR St. & HILLSTOWN ROAD MANCHESTER nothing seemed to be missing. ' Rg sc kig Hg iis liGiGf I g Im G'Iig w Ygf PATHMART SHOPPING CENTER ______jmySltS-5ILVCR8MITH8 SINCE 1900 ALJL BICYCLES ft REPAIRS 'Officers said they discovered SPENCER STREET' ft HILLSTOWN RCAD WITN|RSFIILD« dUARANTSEO the cnly thing taken was a Ger HOUDAY FARTIIS 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. — MONDAY - SATURDAY D ow inaw n BCANQHBOnKl at 90S MAIN I man shepherdthat bad been DELICIOUS HOT DOGS, I b e iu u n t u r n p ik e TRADE-INS ^ E R T E Q CGiNGwM44N1l AMPLE FREE PARKING AT ALL LOCATIONS. ’ OPM T t o ^ v Nli^ ttU 9:00 left aa a guard .against bur HAMBURG^ FRIED»'z*z«i/ CLAMS mA rtusnvHFRENCH Fmaj^jj|FRIES " , X . AVON J. glars. g. ■' r .. BAdT MAINN BT. (Next to Howard JotuuKHi’a) 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 PAGE EIVE PAGE POUR MAN^JHljaimK ^-E N T N O ItERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971

Vem on 83 Broad Street. Manchester Stores St. Mary’s Consecratecl Lawrence Small The Baby Has ALSO ■ ■ I By JOHN JOHNSTON Across PROSPECT AVE. AND KANE ST., WEST HARTFORD Canon Douglas W. Kennedy, re The bishop's blessing, “Peace ___ , (Herald Reporter) ',V Ured rector of St. James' be to this house, and to all adio New Owner Of the In a service that blend^ Church, West Hartford; the Ven. enter here, in the name of the Nation Charles W. Wilding, Archdeacon FaUter, and of the Son and of trial and tradition, St. . Funeral Home Been Namfsd 9 OPEN BAILY19 AM. TO 10 P.M. Mary’s Episcopal Church, of Hartford; and the Rev. the Holy Spirit, Amen," was George F. Nostrand, rector of followed by the responsive read Lawrence Bmall of Gehring Open njfiawiF— ... was consecrated last night. St. Mary's. The Rt. Rev. J. Warren ing of Psalm 24, "The earth is Rd., Tolland, is the new owner d i . Uie Lord's and all Uiat Uiereln 10 to 10 ^ T S T O R E S USE YOUR C.A.P. OR The bishop, struck the door and director of Uie former SELF-SERVICE DE Hutchens, tenth bishop of three Umes with his pastoral is ." Bahnlto, Batâide Kresitn, daughter of Diuilal and Nancy the diocese of Connecticut, Whlte-Oli>eon S^lnerml Aervlce, Caron Bohulti, /mdoyar Qardan, Apt. 8D, Andover, She waa MASTER CHARGE CARD staff as he commanded, “Open Rite Historic bom Oct. 38 ManbHeeter MemmialJloBpltal. Her matonial was consecrator and cele me the gate of righteousness The. opening rite traces its 85 Elm St., Rockville. grandparenÂ a re M r. and M rs. L a ftoy R>-Cburan, M BuU er R d „ brant of the Festal Eucha that I may go into them, and beginning back in English his Small, who has been associat rist. give thanks unto the Lord." tory w hen U«e lord o f the m an ed with White-Olbson alnoe I960, Manoheetat'. Her patehial grandmother^ le Mrs. Mary B. To mark Uie solemnity of Frederick H. Burr Jr. and Clar or, as the wealthy patron of the announced today that the new SohultvU Bldrtdge Bt. Manohester. preparation, the church was ence Maron, church wardens, ./ » *1 Ml « W Buy ]\o^for Christmas! village or region, buiU Uie house nanie of the corporation wUl be dimly lit as the bishop took his admitted him as they answered, of worship and conveyed it to White - Oiheon • Small Funeral BlonliaU, Darin Alan, son of Stephen and Gall Bohlatter fMMiUon at the door between the “This is the gate of the Lord; the bishop. Services Inc. MkrshaU, 697 Dart Hill Rd., 'Vemon. He waa bom Oot, 30 at narthex and the nave. There he the righteous shall enter into Manoknoter Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandpi&renta are As the procession moved up The service was established in was joined by his chaplain, it ." ■ Mr. and Mre. Albert Bohlatter, 74 Sunnyvlew Dr., Vemon. Hie the center ^sle, the congrega IMO by the late Luther .White paternal grandmother ic Mrs. Florence Marshall, Shlriey, tion joined in the singing of who was joined in busineas by Mass. He baa a brother. Dean, 4; and a eteter, Diane, 3. "Only-begotten, Word of God his son-in-law, Ralph Glboon in » e eternal" and "Christ is made 1951. W hite d ied in 19M. 0 | . the sure foundaUon." OoUlna, Sean Patrlok, son of Kerin and Lana Herter Col- Small has lived in the Vemon line, 80 Jan Dr., Hebron. He was bom Oct. 21 at Manchester The' bishcm was preceded by area sin ce 1945.. H e Is a g ra d Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandpiMnts are Mr. and the senior,' junior, and newly' uate of RockviUe High School Mrs. L.E. Herter, Boynton Beach,. Fla. His’Eternal grandpar formed chUdren’s choir; visit and the American AcadMny of ents are Mr. and Mrs. William ColUnB, 64 Coleman Rd., Man ing clefgy; represeAtaQyes of Funeral Service, New Torli chester. He has a brother, Daniel, 8; and two sisters, Chexyl, St. Mary's organhiatioas; x; City. - , . 7, and Erin, 6. ^ * '• 1 8 /; O e B n . Mayor James Farr; and St. Toy Sale X He is Involved in tho Jay- , * Ml *. 1*1 Mary's clergy. During the cees,. Is chairman and treas McDonald; Melissa Anne, daughter of Dr. Peter and processional, church lights went urer Of the! Tolland Cemetery Jane Klncheloe McDonald, 87 Philip Rd., Manchester. She ivas up by stages untU the interior '(Committee; trustee of the Rock bom Oct. 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal was completely iUuminated. Make Your Selections I\6w ville Fish arid Game Club; grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. John W. Klhchelos Jr., Rich Standing at the foot of the treasu rer o f St.^ J o h n 's E p isco mond, Va. Her maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Rob sanctuary. Bishop Hutchens ac pal Church and a ptember of ert L. McDonald Sr., TholnasviUe, N.O, She has a eistor, Mere- cepted the record of the the NCO Chib of the' Rockville «| While Assortments are Complete! himlshlngs, including the Ust of Small and his wife, the ioe^ Deeautell, Courtney Lynne, daughter of James and Ju- ali contributors, from Gordon mer ponna Davis of Rockville' ‘dlth PetUngell Deeautell, 122 Loomis St., Manchester. She waa (Herald photo by Pinto) O. Fogg and John H. I^de, rep and their two sons, David, 4 and bom Oot. 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal resentatives of the building The Rt. Rev. J. Warren Hutchens knocks three ice 6f consecration.'From left, the Rev, Ronald E. Jason, six months, will move times on the door between the narthex and nave grandmother is M ra Margaret PetUngell, Westerly, R.I. Her committee. After this, the Halderman and. the Rev. Russell H. Allen, assistant from their Tolland home to 66 paternal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Howard, Green- bishop moved to the altar, with the foot of his pastoral staff to open the serv- Clerg^ymen at St. Mary’s Church. Elm St., Rockville. 'vUle, R .I. She has a slater, Suzanne, SV&. where he rededicated it and ' * * » * M, everything that is part of the had worshiped and worked In dren'? choir sang “The Church George's, Bolton; the Rev. church, now used for church Minor, Raymond Motk, son of Henry and DoiWa Mar- church. St.. M ary's, those still living and in which I Worship." Thom.as Fletcher, St. Mark’s, school and other acUvlUea, .was ‘ Vandali^ Smash stoQ Minor, 14 Croza St., Manchester. He was bom Oct. 21 at The actual consecraUon ’’be those who have passed on. The service concluded with New Britain; the Rev. George erected on Church St. The first Manchester Memorial Hoopltal. His maternal grandparents are gan with the reading Of the in .Saints are more than those the processional hymn, “COme E. Hall, St. Luke's, South Glas service was held there on East Whiton Windrows Mr. and Mra. Raymond Marston, 216 Oak St., iiCanchCater. His struments of donaUon and en portrayed in stained glass win labor on," and the organ post- tonbury: the Rev. John P. Duff, er Sunday, 1883. p&temal' grandmother la Mra. Margaret Minor, 94 Hlg^ S(., dowment by Winslow Manches dows,- he added; "We are the lude, "Toccata and Fugue in D St. Jelm's, East Hartford; and The first five, rectors were Police have expteosed con- Manchester. HU materaal great-grandparents are Mr. and ter, and their presentaUon to saints. A holy person Is God- Minor" by Johatm Sebastian the ‘Rev. Douglas Theumer, St. appointed by bishops. They cera about the growing num Mrs. John Schena, Qlaatonbury. Ifis peitemal £;reat-grand- the bisbcp by Mrs. adude possessed. This is a holy place, B ach. ' Paul's! WllUmantlc. were the Rev. William 0>rbyn, ber of vandalism acts in the mether la Mra. Emil Johriaon, 94 High St., Mancheeter. He has Porter and Mrs. Alan Hotchkiss sanctified," the bishop declared. A reception was held In NeUl The building program for the 1844-1846; Pres. Jackson of Trin a brother, Henry, 2. v ' on behalf of St Mary's Guild. He cctfcluded by dwelling up H all. North End near the redevo^Md present church began In 1923 ity C ollege, 1866-1866; the R ev. a r e ji., « Bishop Hutchens read the Botdc on the significance of the VlslUngjciergy during the rectorship of the Shone, Ohfletopher Edward, son of John and Susan WelU Enoch Huntington, the Rev. J. Dart nlghC, 22 panes of glott of Common Prayer service of church's name in the lives of The following vlsiUng clergy Rev. ^James Stuart NeUl. (Fi Shane, 837 Benedict Dr., South Windsor. He was bom Oct. 22 H. Betts, and the.Rev. H. R. were broken at Whiton Memo^ consecraUcm, concluding with those present. 'When the angel attended or were invited: Prom nancing was slowed by the De at Manchester Memorial Hospital. 'His maternal grandparents W hitlock, 1866-1876. lal library by rock-throwing the prayers of intercession for proclaimed that she would be Manchester, Magr.. Edward J. pression and other problems imore Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wells, K w y Rd., Veriuni, Hia paternal Since then, rectors have been vandals. Police Copt. Jampb -those who may receive the min the mother cf êsus, the blslwp Reardon, the Rev. Eugene J. tll the program was revitalized elected by the ..parish. They grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dwlnell Shane, 270 West Rd., Fisher-Price pointed out, was the simple and Sartor says windows In the li istration of the sacraments in Charman, and the Rev. James In 1956 b y the re cto r, the R ev . were the Rev. Beverly Warner, Vemon. He has a brother, Scott, 8. / humble re]dy of obedience, “ Be brary have beei) broken almost * * ' * * Zippity St. Mary's. Archdeacon WUdlng M. Boyle, all of St, James; Ma Alfred Lock’ Williams. Ground 1876-1884; the Rev, Jsunes La read the sentence of consecra- held the handmaiden of the nightly the last few weeks. He Record Player jor Beadle, Salvation Army; the was broken July 10, 1966; Bish roche, 1884-1889; the Rev. Ed Anderson, Erik Carl, son of '*~Jd an d P a tricia K in g - Uon. •L ord." said police will intensify patrols Rev. J. Manley Shaw, South op Walter H. Gray laid the cor- w ard H untington C oley, 1889- man Anderson, 66 Timrod Rd., ester, He was bom Oct. BeU T olled the area, because of reported Music bo>[-record player Trial Service Used United Methodist Church; the nersteme Oct. 23 of the same 1893; the Rev. Jacob Albert Rid 22 a t M an ch ester M em orial Htospll His maternal grandpar- At the conclusion of this por- Twer-drinkIng parties am ong ents are Mr. and Mrs. W. works like a real phono, Speedway The first service for trial use, Rev. Wlnthrop Nelson, <3enter year; and the church was ded dle, 1893-1903; the Rev. Man Kingman, 16 Hemlock St, T==p Uon of the service, Wllilam Stp- youths congregating near ttw Manchester. HU paternal grandL needs no needle or bat authorized by the General Ck»- Congregational Church; the ica te d Sept. 5, 1966. ning B. Bennett, 1903-1911; the rents are the Rev. and (Mrs. venson tolled Uie bell, whose Community T. C. Henry Anderson, 167 Pitkin Manchester. He has a sister, teries. 5 records, storage venUon of the E p 1 s c o p a 1 Rev. Earl Custer, North United Starting in .1844, St. M ary’s Rev. Mr. NeiU, 1914-1943; and Race fun for the youngest! Cars sound was first heard IS years Church, was used in the cele- Methodist Church; the Rev. eongregatlons * worshiped in Other bulkUngs in the ana, Pamela, 2H. case with large hah'dfd:' ride on a cushion of air . . . . the R ev . M r. WUUams, 1948- eepecially new ones under con 99 ago; a SalvaUon Army trumpet bratten of Holy Ck>mmunion. Waiter H. Loomis, Community schools and churches in Union 1961. fast, continuous action. Num struction, have also been sub trio of Major Lawrence J. Gon-celebrants w ere B ishop Baptist Church. Village at the North Ehid and Ouay, Kevin Jacques,/ran' of Jacques and Irene Poulin bers glow in the dark. 2 The Rev. Mr. Nostrand was Beadle and Geoffrey and Gary Hutchens, Mr. Nostrand, and the Center. In 1882, the former jected to variixui vandalism Quay, 184 E. Main St., Rockville. He was bom Oct. 23 at Rock- Also, from Hartford, the Rev. called to St. Mary’s in 1961. acts. PerrettDay«d a festal fanfare; the Rev. Russell Allen, assist James. Demetriades, St. 'viUe General Hospital. Hi^maternal grandparents are Mr. and the choirs and congregaUon, ac ant. David Sutcliffe read the George's Greek Orthodox Mrs. Lecnel J. Poulin, Iw tford. HU paternal grandparents are companied by the trio and El eplsUe froraiRthe Revelation of Mr. and Mrs. Rosario A. Quay, Hartford. Church; Canon Chnton R. / « « *1 I* Generai Electric don B. Coykendall Jr., organist St. John; and the Rev. Ronald Jones, Christ Church Chthedral; and choir master, sang “Old Bqms, Carle Am , daug^r of Patrick and Kay Uzlemblo E. Haldeman, assistant, read the Rev. Cyril C. Burke, St s a v e Hundredth"; and the sanctuary Bums, 61 DaveweU/Rd., South Windsor. She was bom Oct. 20 $ 2 ! from the Gospel of St.' Joim. As Monica's; the Rev. Nelson R. ♦ b a o i d s n u B B r CONSOLETTE caês were Ut for the first sisting in the eucharist were O. Chiowenhlll, retired, Grace; the MdWOHBiisrsTft at RockviUe General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are tlnie; symbolic of the church's Stuart Lyime and Manchester, Rev. Edward P. Townsend and Mr. and Mrs. EdWard V. Uzlemblo, 84 Northvlew Dr., South new status. • O | ie n l0 to 10 Windsor. Her p^ m h l grandmother Is Mrs. Walter M. Burns, Bishop Hutchens officiates at the foot of the lay readers licensed to adminis the Rev. William C. Harvey, q g k ie e J iariMwy M attel’s 61 DaveweU 'Rdi, South Windsor. sanctuary during rededication of the altar and The bishop's homUy consisted ter the chalice. Trinity; Chnon Ralph D. Read, Chord of thanksgiving for what had consecration of the church. Also shown, from left, The offertory anthem was diocesan house; the Rgy. Klngs- / transpired and an explanation “Thy Church, O God, Her Heart land, retired. Trinity. are Canon D ougl^ W. Kennedy, the bishop’s chap of it, of '.‘What God has done," lain; the Rev. George F. Nostrand, and the Rev. to Thee Upraiseth" by the Ju Also, the Rev. Robert H. Well- scL r-sn vio d « > t s t o s i s Organ he said. He asked the congre nior and SMiior ohoirs. During ner, St. John’s, 'Vemon; the The C ^ w n tiy Bookstore is dosing Its Doors Russell H. Allen. (Herald photo by Pinto) gation to think upon those who OfQiflbfois the rite of rededicaUon the chil Rev. Robert Ihloff, St. Feiever at This Location on November 18th* ' Mattel S u per R a c e rs Warmth and Comfort All Winter Long! IGANTIC FICTION SALE Laguna Ovail Originally Nationally Advertised Brand 2.88 37 melody keys, Each three full octaves. 45,000 NOVELS Race Ea 12 major and minor Electric Heaters r chord keys. UL ap Famous GranToros \ Hot Wheels “ racers with proved on-and-off AH sheived alphabetically by author switch. Padded Race round the big oval, recharge precision moving parts! Collect 'em, race 'em on. 9 9 6 bench, music book. at King’s Discount Savings! go on c at the juice machine . 16 ft track, GranToros hi-spe ^ track. Big choice of rhodels. — SALE------2 trestles, Sizzlers car. MONDAY, NOVEMBEII 1 ® % % through WITH 1972 ^ THimSirAY, NOVEMBER 18 10:00 AJN. - 5:00 P.M. CHRISTMAS CLUBS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS

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■ L A ) , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 PAGE SEVBM on the Eoard, I will centinuo to PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING H ERAli). MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 serve the M rds of the people of R o g ers Orders Manchester to the best oif my ^Surprise Visit’ Group /■. Open Forum ahlllty. Passj>ort Oath JamerF. Farr liliiliiiiilli HlaitrlifpBtpr legalisation for other regional alliances, Vows to Defy Meskill WASHINGTON (AP) Sec retary of State William P. Ro Uke NATO, SBATO and, for the Com- ’’Team Victory” enth, from flye to nine In toe ” An Individual Stand” To me Editor, 85 East Center St. muniats, the W anaw Paot, which ha.ve evening Ed/aiid I hope to wel To the Editor, WATERBURY (AP) ' — A Fairfield HlUs Hospital .for the gers had ordered that all pass Election Day has come and port applicants be required to €ttpttitt0 IfpraUt come any of you who care to I have attempted all along to Democratic state oenator says mentally HI In Newtown and At Summit St. provided recurrent challenge to the gone. In reflactii^ on me cam take an isath of allegiance to TBX come to our homo at 128 Bald communicate the fact that my the Cheshire reformatory, he paign over the last monm, I ho will continue to lead his leg the United States. •II!:! h d r a u d ! CO.. INC. United Natkns concept and repeated ex win Rd. BO that Wo may express stand against pornography and said. islative committee on surprise WEEKEND cJa SH 'and CARRY SPECIAL cuses- for escape from the principles of know that 1 and my fellow In person our very deep appre the pornographic outlet on Meskill's protest latter appar A federal district court had DenuKratlo ; candidates worked ciation and share with you our Manchester's Main St. is an in visits of state institutions des ently was sparked when Cutlllo ruled In July that the depart the United NaUcns. long and hard. Nonetheless our ment must decide by Oct, .31 to Icill b«ra very resJ Joy in toe qportunUy dividual stand and in no way pite Gov. Thomas J. Mesklll's and ether legislators visited the ibar 1. IK l Tdealty ^leaking, there should have efforts might have been fruit you have m ê possible fortme. speaks for the Manchester disapproval. Connecticut School for Boys In make the oath mandatory or CARNATIONS $L59 been. In the Ihilted Nations Charter, less if it had not been for the Sincerely yours, Chamber of Commerce. In or Sen. Lculs I. Cutlllo, p-Wa- Meriden on Friday. drop It altogether. bunch Publlahfd BTwy Sreolnc. Bzomt taidara fantastic behind the scenes ef 1 «>d Bmn«d ktuis PmV Onto* m Eleanor D. Coltman der for the Chamber to take a terbury, said Wednesday the The senator delayed the In'; The American Civil Liberties legalisation for only one kind of alliance forts by the Town OommUtoo, Hanohuter, Caan., •• S«oond OUm Hall (Mrs. Edward P. Coltman) position on any issue, such u'nanncunced inspections were specticn after becoming .Im Union, whlQh sought to remove OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY nd FRIDAY Matter______— the one universal alliance of the our friends and relatives. In must be passed by the Cham conducted to protect the wel volved tn‘ an argument with the the oath from ptissport appli deed It has certainly been a ~ SUBSCRIPTION R A T ^ United INatlcns Itself. ”To The Children 1 Apoiogtze” ber’s Board of Dlrectwak fare ,of patients. superintendent over a request cations, said Wednesday It Is I^rable In Adranoa team, victory and I extend my considering an appeal. Ona faar ...... ;.tW.OO Similarly, the Ideal ’ ’Common Mar To the Editor, J. Grant Swank, Jr. The Republican governor by the legislator that a nonsu- iiiiiiiiillllliii Six Montlu ...... U.60 heartfelt thanks to these people wrote a letter to <3uUUo, chair I would Hke to express my pervlsory employe accompany Thraa HooUu 9Jm ket” would not be an organisation which plus all of mose who supported man cf the Senate Finance Ona H«nth ...... S.16 appreciation to the people of them. me on Nov. 2, 1971. ,(]:ommltteo, saying such visits included six Western European nations, Manchester who worked dili MeskiU wrote, "The demand Jon L. Norris HUD Inspector cOpld . cause "m ajor dis ______JUXFFRB88 I'JUUDO plus Britain, or even, for that matter, gently In behalf of me need for that a superintendent remove Tta la ezcluatrely Democratic Director ruptions” which In turn could individuals from the appointed Mtlad epabUoatlon ot all the nations of Europe, inriudlng Rus schools In' Manchester. Par Checks Mayfair to It or not o'itb^ m have'a "very serious effect” on positions so that they may ac ticular thanks are due to toe wla? cradiM In ttala pa^r aM alioI the sia. - V “ SlgnUlcant?” mentally retarded children and ’Concerned Citizens for Better company you could conceivably local nawa poMlahad here. To meEditor, An Inspector from the Depart C'lher types of patients In state result I n ' serious danger to .All rlchta of repuWeatlan ot apaclal dla- ’Ihe ideal ’’Oommon Market” would be f ■ . ■ Education, the PTA Council, and patchea'lea nereln are aiao Naerved.------As ^long time fan of toe ment of Housing and Urban Institutions..' those living in the institution.” the Instructors of the Handi one which Included all me nations of me Philadelphia Orchestra, I have Development will go to the Cutlllo retorted of Mesklll H ie Herald . Inc., aa- ! - A Cutilto replied that he always Til iilK. SHOW capped. I would also like to tumea' no financial iiuty tor typo-. world. had to bite my tongue ’Institutions as are ... I want to avoid the ALPINE HAUS dubnrlber to Loa Anteles Hmea-Waablm- ness to shoulder the burden of ton Poat Newa Serrlee. to enter the Oommon Market does not that he has been over critical much as his austerity and cuts 'Cock’s Tour’ by the adminis providing adequate faclUUes tor The Manchester Housing fu ll aervlce dient of N. H. A. Service, Inc. of this world famous organiza have done.” tration,” _PublWler8 Repreaentativea — Matnewa. mean more economic peace and com the education of the children of Authority has withheld over Shannon and CuUen too., ftiaelal AgtaioT . tion, but he Is certainly en $100,000 from Rocky Marciano "The purpose of these visits Mesklll noted in the letter STQP IN NOW — New Yoric. ChlcalM. Detroit and Boitoji. mon sense In the world, or more healthy ^ Manchester. Mx titled to his opinion. Is because we are- concerned that legislators "are most cer ^ »■ To the children of our town Construction Co., the, main con iraHBNR AUDIT BDBBAU OF dltCnLA- economic competltlan. What It means, about the patients,” he added. tainly welcome to tour any I must, however, voice my ob-' I would like to apologize for the tractor, pending completion of FOR YOUR FREE BUMPER STICKERiS noNS. “We have found glaring, ob state agency. However, It is ab- unfortunately. Is additional crystallisa Jectlon to Mr. Gruber’s view of extra period of overcrowding the small Items. A long dispute HOURS: OPEN DAILY 10 - 9 — SAT. 9:30-6 Display advertlataiK oioatoc hours . Monday night's performance of which is still complicated by a vious shortages of help and sctutely necessary that you fo r Monday — f p.mi'JHday. tion ^ of what seems to be me world’s which they will now have to en services” In such institutions as gor ^ e ^ a y — i p.m. Saturday. the New Philharmonla Orches series of garnishments against give prior notice to the agency ROUTE .SO POST ROAD PLAZA dure and to assure them that the training school for the men- J w WwliHMday — l p.m. Monday, presenKmtentlon-to have Itself an old- tra.. Not only did he admit mat the contractor, was supposedly cf your desires sc that major THE ALPINE HAUS VERNON, CONN. 872-6647 gor thuraday — x p.m. Hieaday 0^ ■ we will continue to seek a sol ' tally retarded In Southbgry, _ J V)r j Tridj^r — I p.m. Wednesday. faiahicned 'trade war, to buUd Itself he didn't feel it necessary to ution. resolved when the MHA was disruptions will not occur.” Classified deadline 4:80 p.m. day oe- hear me lost piece in me pro fora ra b llo a to .4:a o p.m. VHday for strongerand higher barriers between Finally, I would express my told the Work would be done. Saturday and Monday pubileatlon. gram, but he Incorrectly listed appreciation for the support of nations and groups of nations. It means Joseph Rossetto told toe auth »Uie second piece in the pro those voters who sajr fit to re ority last night that no addi ’ W . gram. Bartok’s "Music for Hiursday, November 4 the wortd is gdiig tent on flamboyant adver few scholarB and îbclaUsts. I have been his regular Democratic organi Over five months, however, Otto Kemer. these dull lives. opening of off track bettiiig of tising In favor of the school In District 2, the vote was 1,687 in exposed for the lam day or two to some zation by endorsing an outsid PLAZA DEPT. STORE IMPORTED the attitude in the organization Thus, Daley hopes to get the Governor Thomas Mesklll, me fices. referendum questions. I am of t BONDED KNIT JERSEY favor, and 706 against of these problem and the most provoca er for governor, thereby avoid has been transformed. The best of lx>th worlds In me Si chief executive whose advance Suppose we get, by process the opinion that this was exces (We Have A Notion To Please) tive, possibly ^ e most fundamental, . la ing a bloody . confrontation same Daley stalwarts now say sive advertising and for that The most fantastic color ranges. They make U s d v s d s s y L HIGH-PILE ■ ..In District 8, the vote was 1,469 mon endorsement. Although llo approval outflanked whatever of referendum, town by town, a E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Mfct.) the ixroposal^tonl dwellers on planet which Daley’s enemies .have Simon is the strongest possible ^reason did not help the school stunning dresses, wrap around skirts, dress In favor, and 877 against. Kemer, Simon clearly would lingering legislative opporition revelation that me people of OPEN WED., THUBdl., FRI. tUl 9 Beautiful, Velvet-like quality in a 100% cotton. Fan Hiarth should; strive toward a No-Orowm eaverly awaited. choice for governor wim far mere might have been to legal- Connecticut never did really questions. T would hope that up. In the three voting districts Inside the not enter me governor’s office tastic color range for fall. The perfect fabric for holi Society. / Aimough a last-minute ch^g^<. more popular support man For- ’ ized gambling in Connecticut, want what the Legislature and this type of extravag;ance wim We have a new group cf Utopians, hostile to me mayor. Besides, the taxpayer money does not 100% Acrylic bonded to Acetate Tricot. Water Company service area, the com in plans is conceivable, the Regr- • never descended totoe argu me Governor seemed to as- day parties & dances. faeading/ln the polar opposite direction ular party slate to be selected a Daley lieutenant, Ctook Coun happen again. bined vote was 4,848 in favor, and 1,881 What has happened Is a typi ment mat he was out to bright siune, by me priority mey mom- from |l>ost Utians of me last several ty (Chicago) board member ( Robert B. Price PLAZA HAS by Daley and his lieutenants in cal adjustment to reality by the en me lives of me poor. He selves gave to the gambling against centones. They chaUenge the Idea of John Touhy, Is likely to be Si early November will likely list Daley organiza.tion. Prominent seemed attracted by me poten programAiyas me most popular as being synonymous with mon’s running-mate as lieuten You And Invitation Reg. $2.98 yd. 36" wide Regular $3.69 yd. ’ ^Such voting was heavy, and H was Lt. Gov. Paul Simon, a highly organization figures had been tial revenue; he seemed to set Issue, and melr oWn number., li. Is growm so great after all, Uiey ant-governor. Tqi the Editor, WHAT YOU NEED decisive. respected downstate weekly edi implicated in a race track stock tle me moral issue, one day, by one accomplishment, of me new y 58”/60” Wide Machine Wash and Tumble Dry Why not balance things out end live Most important, however, for X very profound thank you Is tor wim a long record as a re scandal, and this was no time saying that any readtvatiims he day in CmnecUcut? V yd. The significance o f such voting, In the ith what we have, recycling natural re- the organization Is what me extended to all the wonderful LAMP CHIMNEYS - APOTHECARY JARS yd. former, for gcvemor. to risk confrontation Simon’s might have' along that line could Peihaps we are prejudiced by whole town, arid especially inside the ' cources and materials, improving me embrace between Simon and people whose votes and eifforts That is me worst news for Da unimpeachably clean record be cured, eaaily enough, by our own personal experience. It COLORFUL COOKIE TINS-GIFT BOXES quality o f Ufe, enhancing cultural values ley’s enemies. For fully a year, the Daley organization does to helped me to be elected to serve J Eighth District, is surely not lost on and non-political image would passing a law which would just happens that we have never ‘ and excellence, but spuming growm as mey had been hoping that Daley reform efforts to oust Daley’s on'toe Board of Education . WIRE WREATH FORMS be an immense advantage amid make me gambling legal; it had met, outside of certain encoun euiyone who, on either aide ot the issue, / a Good ’Ihing. — machine hacks from the state Much of the help of friends would succumb to temptation public hostility towai^ profes to be presumed that he mought ters inside me Capitol at Hart GYM BAGS (Just The Right Size) has been concerned with Manchester’s' The proponents cf a ’’'NoGrowm S6- legislature. Simon has little ahd well-wishers was done in end pick a party stalwart to sional politicians. ford, anybody who wanted this . clety" also support the crusade for Zero- choice but to give his blessing he was favoring sixnething me such a quiet, self-effacing man ALL KINDS OF HANGERS long alow movement toward the eventual trigger a bitter, confusing Dem Moreover, the organization kind of Connecticut. Population Growth. The two zeros go to to even the most unsavory can people of Connecticut mem- ner, that any listing of names âbrics ocratic primary fight next now takes slightly more seri SPRAY PAINT - CORD FOR MACRAME unification of vital town services. gether: population and ONP . And, wim didates on the- organization selves were ready to favor and would certainly fail to recognize March. ’Die beneficiaries of toe ously me campaign for gover This was voting by the Water/Omn- great force, mey point out that if rimer slate ^ in me primary. Indeed, accept as a part of future state the kindness of all. Only In this THERMOS BOTTLES AND REPLACEMENTS Armageddon would be Republi nor by Daniel Walker, who re life. Herald 100% actate - 44” /45" wide - washable ''population growm or economic growm can Gov. Richard Ogilvie, fight- Simon enhances the entire public way can I begin to ex 100% nylon - 45” wide Great new colors for fall. panyts own customers. signed as general counsel of continues at th e recent exponential _ing an uphill struggle for re- Democratic ticket in the gener Bom Legislature and <3over- press, my gratitude tq each of Moreover, It was voting in which they ^ Montgomery Ward to crusade Yesterdays______j EVERYBODY IS PLEASED AT PLAZA !1 SCARF & TIE PRINTS rates, we will come before long to an ab^ election, and me anti-Daley al election. Including me poli nor assumed mey were doing a you. against the Daley machine. Al QUILTED They always hold their shape! had been fully alerted to the fact that, if solutely interoleraUe result. . Democratic reformers. tically vital post of state’s at popular thing. \ On Sunday, November sev- though no serious politician 2iSf Years Ago Machine Washable! they voted for me purchase of the Water We cannot continue mese rates indef But the avoidance of self-dam- torney for Cook County. This may still be me trum, as celanese acetate - 44”/45” wide gives Walker anv chance to ac SHEER PRINTS y d .5 2 2 ’ initely, it should be quite obvious. So, aglhIroning! mary,, his well-publicized walk statmt, vote ^'hava the Eighth District not attain zero growth and stabilize the prospers while other hi? city ey tactic. 'Whereas regulars in nity, me omer day, demonstrat Heritage of Eldrldge St.; it 1s across the state might make the sewer system ftdlow the water syrtem dear old planet, making total peace wim organizations are in disairay. New York. Cleveland and else ed that it was not me case In a 260-pound eight pofnt buck 100% acetate - 44”/45” wide 100% acetate - 45” wide Just perfect for dresses, pant suits, outcome relatively close 'if his nature. Daley tries to co-opt local re where have Impaled memselves particular, not when It got felled wim one shot in Washing Into the respcnslbUlty of the wlarie town. opponent were an organizatiem and that great holiday look. Facing this seductive .meory and these form politicians into me organ by charging Hie reformers down to me real questlPn ot ton County, Maine. The result speaks for itself, and pointa SLINKY KNIT PRINTS undenlaMe dangers, a group of scholars' ization. When Adlai Stevenson product. head-on, Daley, confounds mem whemer mey really wanted me QUILTED the way toward a^roprlate tutuie ac are about to dig Into the Implications of rn considered leading an anfi- Fintly by co-opting reform leaders. right to gamble desperately 10 Years Ago 100% acrylic - 44” /45" wide i Compare at $6.98 yd. - zero growm. They expect to ask a num $298 tion, taken in g (^ spirit, on the part of Daley reform movement, Diiley pressured the organization. The CSdcago Democratic organ enough to adjust toelr own town JERSEY PRINTS yd. ber cf questions: For exanqple, it there (against me wishes of many or While not openly challenging ization may be an anachronism life enough to help make It pos A fifm collection route will SCREEN PRINTS the District itself. is zero growth, if toe GNP doesn’t go .up, Daley’s endorsing process, Si that will not long survive a sible. soon be established' as a Step ' LT.WOOD ganizational lieutenants) award then anybody who wants more than he toward toe beginning of cone- ed him me Senate nomination mon told friends that if he were Dick Daley’s eventual depar The voters of Cromwell de has now will have to deprive somebody blned rubbish and garbage col LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET rayon/polyester/metal - 45” to 54” wide a ll combed cotton - 45” wide $ ° j . 7 7 to shunt him off to Washington. not endorsed he would enter me ture. But it cannot be interred rided, 1,189 to 791,. that mey rise. Think of the tensions that would lecting, officials announce. ' Daley pre-empted the reformers primary agpinst the organiza as long as it rebuffs its own didn’t wani any horse racing The Iêal “ Common Market” produce in society. METALLIC A NOVELTY by pushing for direct election tion - candidate and Walker products and selects a Paul taking place in mrir town, evert QUILTED How .would m e poor like zero growm? yd* If it ycould ever be assumed that of 1972 national convention dele Woliid he really run? TTie reg Simon for governor. though mere has to be horse The poor Inside an affluent society or the LEAN-CORN FED BROCADES *2*4 - *5** gates In accord wim McGovern uiars c6uld not be certain. racing somewhere in Ckinnecti- Current Quotes . regton^liam in world economic and se poor nations in me world? Obviously, and up SCREEN PRINTS 56"758" wide Commission guidelines (while With Simon as the designat cqt to bring me state truly .Into mey would reject it altogether. Already On This Date •’Today the rivers of .th is curity policies couM lead toward some- quietly insuring mat Presiden ed organization candidate. Itis full gambling future. they kxA wim suspicion upon most antl- ' country serve os little more t h l^ called unlversoUsm, it mighty be tial honefuls would not chal Walker’s anti-Daley crusade . In 1776, Ui6 Continental Con-, ’The action of me voters of poUutkm crusades as conspiracies to than sewers to me seas.” —Sen. lenge his uncommitted dele loses its thrust. ’The state’s gress directed that each Ameri Cromwell opens me door to all pMsihle to give clear hurrahs for. news rob mem rf the things others have al Edmund S. Musltie, D-Katne, gates). prominent independent Demo can soldiier should receive a' ra klnds\> of nostalgic speculation Furr-ocious FAKES ready achieved. For mem a No-Growm outlining proviBlana of a bill me Ijxe the British decision to Join toe > The imminent endorsement of cratic politicians will line up tion cf one pint of milk and one about what might still be possi Society would be no Utopia—but the op- Senate passed unanimously'set Common Market. Simon for. irovemor is particu for Simon on grounds that, even quart of beer or cider each ble in mis lEuid of erstwhile poislte. ting 1986 as me goal for ending larly instructive of the Daley if he is not quite the Independ day. steady habits. LOW OF PORK If one could look forward to that kind Humanity in many societies, mough pollution of the notion’s waters. system. When we reported from APPROXIMATE CUTS Ifs A Fabric Safari! not all, has been conditioned to the idea - of future evduUon of the unity ccncept here last May, stalwarts of me of girawm as progress for a long time. and principle, then there would be no Daley organization viewed Si Certainly the concept has been dominant 15 10 20 CENTER PORK CHOPS Choose a sleek leopard, a slinky mon as a suspect outsider and THE LUXURY FABRICI doubt that the regional g n uptag ought since me birm of the. liûstrial Revolu 2 PORK ROASTS panther, a bold’ ocelot, a kooky to be welcomed as an advance over the tion,. {Uid perhaps since the beginning of lb 89” 100% rayon h zebra. \ me age of exploration. Indeed, me idea system in which every nation, tries to A Thought for Today WE WILL CUT. WRAP AND Is probably far ihore ancient than that, #1971 Chicago DaUyNei HIGH PILE VELVETS YD ^ .3 9 8 Our Fakes come in Calf and pony, ■ | archltMt its own prosperity and securi aimough In forms — and obviously wim Spoiuored by live Manchester BLAST FREEZE— NO EXTRA CHAROE ty by itself, behind Us own special walls. technrirgles —. are less arrogant and Council of Churches too. , ^ i If, on the omer hand, the regional ,:ul than in these latter days. , 39*/40” acetate pile - rayon back Most of lis believe in a rising standard The Promise |> BXTllA LBAN—FRESH GROUND Acetate or Rayon Iîce - Cotton • grouping proves, instead cf a stepping of living. That requires some, degree of TOBIN’S BUOED J NOT PKE-PAGKAOBD LUXURY VELVET YD back. 54” widq. stone toward greater and more inchislve growth. But it seems evident that we The church has been overt] busy wim its critical and perr-N / groupings, a stopping place and the in- need to redefine our. goals and stan 89” rayon “ Luxury” dards. The r A'p e of nature is not a ceptive Insight into the weak BACON 18.69° I Chuck Ground ,^.89° atrumetU of opposition to greater uni worthy goeU. Men once respected nature, ness and evil of mankind. Sin CRUSHED VELVETS YD. ties, men the regional grouping could apriogized to it when they did it harm. It always seems to get an audi ence — on6 that enjoys it' and prove to bad news, not good. would be 'far better to respect nature WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS cne that is. against it. And the The ideal holiday party fabrics in all the seasons most It has been a disastrous Idnd nega than to worship growth. Ehridently there are some built-in two groups contend for doml- FOR THANKSGIVING 5 > 'T nence. wanted colors. , tive effect which toe regional grouping curbs on exponential growto. Biiih rates And up The church’!'message for this ______■ ______' r ' has had, for instance, on the potenUaU-' are going down strikingly In some 21st century should be, not th ^ places, such as me United States. Peo FRESH GREYLEDGE ties of the United Nations; damnation of what la, but ^ ple are rebelling against the rape of na promise of what can be. Dmy The regional potaon, was Introduced ture, striving for better recycling tech aa me message — and^tt has Into the original Unitpd Nations Charter niques, re-examining me merely ônsum- FARM TURKEYS many roots — that n t o can eiist society.-.. at the Inaiatence cf meÛhlted States change, that sjpirlttîty has Us on O B R BARliY FOB GOOD SIZE 8BUOOTION Periiaps we will reach a zero popula which, even as It pretended to be willing basts In hurtiahess,''^will me un- tion growm situation in some nations. It convincedl even' listen. to give its cooperation and compliance has already virtually been attained here BRIGS ,The wo^ld..can be remade by to a new universal world order, was ~i;aad there. That will help keep economic an ideal'>rithin a person — not If You Like The Best Give Us A Test growth from striking' intolerable levels. determined not to let go of the regional by a cotiviction of its wrongdo S1BISSELL ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 643-8424 MANCHESTER) This may give us time to revalue the treaty otganUaUan which It Intended ing, contained in an encyclope-. FLINTY OP FREE PARKING SPACE terms of growm, emphasize quality in dla of crimes. CALDOR’S SHOPPINGG cIe NTER to maintain Us own priority of domi stead of quantity, and prevent the disas We all look for inner renewal, 1161 TOLLAND TPKE. — EXIt 93 1-86 ter that wonfaip of me Great God WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS nance in tMs bemisplMre. inner change -4 the transforma- Growm'might well bring. In mis, ts in PHQNE 646-7728 — OPEN ^:30-9:30‘ W tet we wrote Into the United Nations tiort of weakness Into greatness. so many other areas, =we need to know Here is the message — does the Cliartsr In order to protect our Own pan- more facta and think harder about them. church understand it? Amertoan alliance became, laler, «i, the —ERWIN D. CANHAM IN H ra CHRIS TIAN SCIENCE MONITOR. Kennem W. Steere ^yesAu to msALL

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Andover Drug Center Mrs. Gandhi Pair Caught Belfast Battle Tolland County O bituary The Drug Adviaory Cantor, O n R oo f O f FoU ow edBy SupeHor Court ‘Children’s Interests’ First n Park 8t , to open Monday Welcomed At M ANCHESm EVENING HERALD. MANOHESTER, CONN.. THyflSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 PAGE NINE WTtWi Bnuni through Saturday from noon to 10 p.m. H uria Brown, 53, of 8S Oak Rudolph C. Tompldna, 43, of White House ddy, ()sh platter, cole *tow, that the Am m isiion would be In Teacher Controversy A tolaphona baokup aoTvioa 'Bolton ^ H ebron Fabric Shop St. died Monday a t an area 51 Arrests Amaton waa aentenced yeater- ITrench fries, jsllo with topping. willing to meet wlA him at A y Committeewoman Denies convaleacent home. day to aerve two to eight yeara la dvallablo whan tha oaator (Oonliiiued from Page Oae) M ldAt Focdball time. Police caught two Manchea- Oraveaide aervicea wens held (OoattMied Prom Page Om ) in the atata prlaon at Somera. *nui Andover Board of Bduoa- mn, working half-time aaaiat- to oloaed. Midget Football The Bolton Tigers will defend Rules Studied B A k Fair tar youtha thia morning hiding morning at Old South Ceme- ^ ^ . H r h ^ n lJ d e d ^ l^ W to five “ « « Indicated that it la da- ed by a fuU-Uma aide, would ru r drug adviaory Informap After hsr meeting at the Toutha atoned aome troopera «• Jermined to go ahead with what provide an adequate raaource Aeir pertset seasA record Ate The pro will spAsbr a Book Rift Reason for Quitting BlUna 30 of *nd the paranto told that fr^m 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The board breach of pasM by assault, tohlght, and Friday Mrs. Oan- Refreshments, will be served The game^wlll start at 1 p.m, and streams. nity to browM Ad purchase,. r ie W ill Ifin iore rcmtloo under heavy guard defendant, I FoHoîtfig A e midget game, Parents will have the opportu '‘'strictly personal reasons,” aa*d. "But I wAld be de- captain wdutd cottect oveA a tifetime of ware achaduled to appear In.Clr- _ ^ _ f ? At tha aama time tha ai rina warn aantannad "*ha board Will contlnuo to approved an apfwoprlatian of last night on «l rearrest war dhi to achaduled to meet with and set-upe will be provided. At its meeting last ' week. nity all’ Aree days and a and thaf^*)Vhted.' ottU Court 1 aeaaton rant, held in Ueu of *000 surety Secretary of State William P. Further information Is avail ibrA PAy League team she ‘ denied reports tAavet, dott6 In exotic dAoM, wood lay the (JromwaU Pony Chairman JAii Hibbard read Thursday evening. probleme wiA Gov. ThomM J, Mrs. Harrower became the chaator thto aftomoon. bond. Court data Nov. 15. Rogers arid deliver a National able from Mrs. Anita Bogner, AcutptuAei, IntAlcatety caAved - Press Club address. general chairmA cf Ae dAc lague football team to com highlights from a copy of a tj,, p r o Is gdao sponsoring a'Moeklll sparked her decieiA, - national commltteewomA in Drawn to the atbre "WetlAde Ad W ^r Courxe. poster CAteet covering a book The news of her reeignatiA 1966 whenlMro. Ransohoff re boxc6, embAJoldeAed Augt, uam, or Mrs. AIIs a Bolsoineau, plete the dAbleheader sched alarm. Officer« John Richard B. Thorpe Jr., IT, of crdtAnce", adoptedO'* • by w ' Ae • jjjg broke Ale morning wlA a pub- signed. land and Robert Oullano et chrirmA. ’ ule. Several Bolton boys play Incen&e, bangles, beadt and - 133 Lydall St, ch i^ d with il WiA the H ebrA team. tcwTi of Redding. sciMols. liehed report Aat Ae WAld Mrs. narrower said she vaatigated the pramiaea, which a o « r ~ l^ r aoidu^'Dh^'an paranto and coooantmte on the was ■-budgeted last qirtng to legal useôf fireworks, yester baiketi, pteoije come to Park Commisateh * Oorrection Hibbard has obtained copies W lAsre at A e Gilead Hill Uave A e GOP committee in WAld give up Atlve politicking appeared to be aecure, police tha state government according aeries of gunftohts wlto*mer. »«""■' one •'***■ • • • We’re doing what we hire the reading tasAer. Da- day afternoon at his home. Alaska Blast Thb newly-appototed park .to-A to. ------r.™ sunflghta gM^ t«ô«.^ layclytd in breaks *• rlght.”^»hUe board »narnan also noted that ralm- Parka OommieslAer Roberta cf ordlnAcei from oAer towns School will receive help toward February because ot a "lack of at least Atll "very seriAs The Stone. HouSe, 3^6 South aaid. to what he thinks ia beat, with- rilla kirtpera around tha toarer- Court date Nov. 15. commissiA hel^ tte first meet th rA gh A t the state but he felt itigf family proUems’^’ centering Rd., Bolton, iôuth Rd. l& of Unity tnto the Friendly Spirit Shop »n«®h*r Rodney Mooney aaid huraamant to available from t ^ ing last TiiupOday to ouUine SimA was referred to m a tle- Ae purchase of A y broke and communlcatiA" between The owner, Archie D'Amato out regard to' protaata Ilka the hig apartment blccka Plan Scored publlcA In yesterday's Herald that Ae Redding a s W Ald be around Ae healA of her moA- Mo S iSla’riJSvitn tha lattar "conrtltut.a downright «"cur^ to AOOIDBNTS plans for paiic development, ac- at Ae HebrA Elementary and Gov. Mesklll. o ff 44A.We'Ae 6 hjou&e& of 119 Keeney St., waa notified recent welfare demonatrattaa. Ptola, a Roman Catholic houa- ~ ~ >«ttinr un > article CAcerntng appoint most Mitable tor Hebnm. SchMl A e winners will receive ‘ Tt le true that ____ I am____ resign-_ er and her hurtiand’s parents and an inalde lnq>ection reveal- "I will nst allow our pricr- development. One man waa nnd bualnaaaaa buaineaaaa In in Oolcheater Oelcheater a a ^**5*5*15**^ * 1.* hare P epait- A summons charging him cortUng to Park Co'mmlsslAer Copies of Ala ordinance will be fAjom Methqdlit chuAch] Rooerta itimon. ments to , Ae commloslA. Ac ribbons. ing, but it is for personal rea- resolved. ^ \ ed a broken aecond floor win- lUea to be bent cut of ahape by klUed “and “ d another wounded, yyear n " Mfo-ago. The atatestate recommend- - * Ubbv Ll|,|,y ^ Mra Nietoen with failure to drive a reason By M an sfield cording to Mrs. SimA, 'She is duplicated A d distributed to Open ThuU.S FaI. JO- pushing the two year death toll ®<* the long’Imprison term for «n^the board agreed to hire a y She said members of A e com- eons," she sold later in a tele-tele ^ " " resigning wlA deep dow. The two youtha were the vocal, active m ^ lU m puahlng the two year death toU «> »ha long^prtaoo term for hw t o a r e ^ able distance apart waa issued unafflllated wiA either party. members for furAer study. Herald P»««« interview. regret. I just Iwed lt...but Ae TVimpklnar^^ arid, be- *•«>»»« - they re- (Omttoued from Page One'- mlaslA will be cutting tirils Manchester Evenlnx 4, $at:S Sun.,JO-6 found hiding t. yesterday morning at 9:31 on sought unsuccessfully in two in A e n eA future, and that weeks of tanglA court fights to sAdboxea Ad swliiga will be Bolton Cooperative Nursery pare a map showing Ae a c a Ae governor stemmed from aaid, aa the atore waa apparent- speech before the Norwich Ounmen from the Irish Re- ^***i®K;^J* ten under way thto weak jCbw New State Rd., near W- Middle school visited Bolton Public LI- where acll conAtions described jockeying for the position of ly never entemd. Rotary Oub. publican Army took up poai- ^ Jf pton^ arâa^^ ^ ‘^ k e ., between his car and one keep the Train dAument and installed to Ae spring. brary last WMk wiA Aeir Hie hockey Ad skating pro in Ae ordtoAce are lAoted. GOP stale chairman. Ouliano said a jnybar waa “There are petê who need tlona in two churchea and a * chay of deapr^ by JUro DMiaijNn, who had a, chUdran and parents driven by Barbara B. Spada of cAers Mcret. teAher, Mrs. ectlA by Lufkin’s uepanîDepartment oiof aaivin>imew«Bnvironmentri charge^ of gelignite ^ blew ^ in the four years on one of the larceny viewed her. ---- They------then -reported slbUlty at^ all^1, '.^ tlm " ea 1 ^ reapon- 'file park cogim laslA tovlteB to A t A some of the other sug (OeaMsoed trom Page One) at a school board meeting that St. and Deborah Theriault of the'propoeed test." Staff, calls fA- a cease and des BROWN’S TIRE SHOP the town’s Boy ScAts, Girl gestions at thta time. Serving Greater Manchester, they felt she waa not qualified He said that the admlnlstra- Andover. ist order to halt all dredging gresslonri delegation waa on —implementation of plans for Aln^maring ri Brileel^ Complaining of A e limited Sc Ata and Mnior cltiseM to use $36,000 Stolen TTie A ture trail at A e He Varmn, Oeveirtqr, Toilaiid, 333 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER TEL M3-2819 a. ^ A. aXto ai Of ItAMT **^4^ 4aI1m SDUtfllillf A ^lOfOOO COU^CttOA CC to ^ in the area of "leamlng and filling being cAducted time avritoble to study hun the park building for Aeir bron ElemAtsuy SiAqol wA al- Offer Expires November 88, 1971 hand to mpport the nomination, ^ » ^ u e china that waa on dto- dtoabUiUM’ ’ and reqASted that { ? ' On HayM St. n eA Main St: dreds of pages of teAnlcri. wlAAt a permit. EUtogtoa and Bootti Wliidsor Marines Plan meefinga. In Fiery Ruse 80 dlscuased. rilils trail is a A e Among them waa Rep. RiA- of $150,000 tor P*»y* ^ another mesM of hetolng these r** “c**®*^ e o u n . would be to yerterday about noon, a crili- dAumenta, Ae three judges lifts. SlniA said today that WATERBURY (AP )— AbAt P«>Porty of neighbors agreeable ard H. Poff, R-Va., who aA A ^ education and $100,000 tor exchanged fire with tour A children A devised. would mere- slnn, involved cars driven by said, "We are to a poalAm to Birthday Ball The gmup agreed that the ««lmhilater the rewmree appototmente to Ae perk com- to having . Aeir tand used. that he not be considered for establishment of tmtment ®ve gunmwi ahootiiig across - au« ( tuui, ■•a<,v>a ,, „, Barbara R. Howard of Bolton ca'nulate Ae dangera from tha in cash waa stolen Center Rd. and Pramodinl Dave mlaiilA are not complete. from a m A ’s home while he It WA agreed that Hibbard nomination to the court after it center f a juvenile heroin ad- Cannikin teat." MefiMdlst Fund Drive ah A id check wlA 'achool of of 73B RuaseU St. They arid their decisiA to al WA helping firemen put At ■Hie steward BmphasU Pro a fire Aat destroyed hla hay ficials to me if the commisalA waa in line fA appointment. Meriden low the test to pcAeed waa R ep eat On W. Middle Tpke. neer gram, Ae aimual fund drive of could plan sA ie Improveitlenta Spong told the committee —Reduction o f the atateitate nay- S ou rce in m ig the •» a Birthday BaU whom the chUdren could visit based primarily a national se barn, police mid Wedneaday S atSJ B^^^rm ^STto 0 *P- at need, might be rt more help. ^ Oongreae St. yesterday after Ae United Methodist CSiurch night. Aero. C u l d o r that PoweU’s “ forceful and «>*1 by 1,000 persons curity Ad foreign-policy con wiir begin Sunday Ader Ae County Operation noon at 1:36, a coUlalon involv The fire w a attributed to ar- o f a modeiriing voice" h e ^ RiA- big jobs vacated by retiremeiit erlng creation of a new cabinet usj at s siderations. , direction of General OialrmA The commissiA also voted to Sensational Sale!!! moqdôola to h^d the and rerignationa to go unfUled. m l^ to take chay of se- really nAd to be done ed a pickup driven by JamM R. sen by Det. AnAony Lombardo, purity to b e emhattM pnW- P‘ “ - ^ be dancing hue, who had taught the ipe- t*«ch«r mioh m enrreottoa MarAam of TbUand and a car Herbert JotinoA - end CAvass chief Inspector of Ae force. have Hibbard initiate a Ua to lohs disruption that occurred M e a n d the so far ^ 1 to the m)iMc of the clri educatlA class, he placed ^ * teacher m A aa correcting schedule a meeting of all Tol- driven by BUmheth W. Bart- M anchetter Area ChalrmA Robert RlchardSA. Lombardo said Andrew la- elaewfaere to the South after the . t s j “ Tr" "TT T ” «■ « Ckatawavs to thl. pA ltlon^^ A . ha. aeg of 183 Mhuntoto Rd. The thepi®, of Ala year’s drive cAlno received A anAymoua County conmrvatlA c^- Supreme Court’s 1964 de««- DemOCratS Prod A t^ ^ ' ragatioa decision. . . a a .rv settlement between Northern At to o’clAk, a b l,^ cjke ^ wceeas with these chU- SSSto“ t^JSfS^dSSS la “Lover ten’t love until yA teiephAe call Sunday aftemoA " ‘I'ôos under the sponaorahlp be cut by CH>t. James Me- dren.” OOMFLAINTB Police Probe give it away.” Carivasmrs hope warning him that Ae barn, ' *®® Tolland Agricultural He credited PoweU with M e s k l l l O v C T ■ *y**?“ ® of US Mke arcle. Appropriate Acllon 2 SfuST- Tuesday night, a tar-like aub- to raim $28,860 to go toward which la several milea fromdils CouncU A d A e Soil C b i w ^ showing calm leadership, pA- -gs j - w\ . •! ****^ **" ^^^®****""* Fa further information and The board promised that it ® visual Shooting O f Aptive judgment and an open- D lia g 6 t U 6 i a i l § atance was thrown a the ride, local, national A d internatlA- house, WA A fire. tlon District. Pur^ o< this No su A AtUement ia going the nmtter, P of a Delmont St. hodae. al ohundi commltmento. lacoelno caUed A e fire de- n»«®tln» wiU be to discuss A.-A_ . of Cumberland St., com- “after whlA antanxniate ac- The ride atoo will he avall- Coventry Ma^ "?*?**^ H^*”***!. to^satiriv mT* mA * Cumberland SL, com- "after whlA approi«late an afcte to Acompany children a School M ew partmAt A d'w A t to the bam ®»o® goals and more meetings ^ rnaaikuA of the detachment; a tlA" wnuid be tS e n !^ field tripe, assist wlA dtllto, Monday, hot dog a roll, po wtU be held U necessary. hoard from 1963 to 1961. craUc legla^tive leaden i«od- ^ ^ ”5“^ PetA Gbcdem of 617 Vernon Some of the parmts accuaed w ^ ^ a i ^ to J ^ Z b^ c^ S m H erm A Grant, 61. of R t $1. "Tou tave before you today ded Oov. Tbomaa J. MeakiU “ xl the reunion, of North- „ nnmmsiutani ___ . . parans . help children review material tato . ctope, tossed salad, fruit Returning home at abAt 4:80 It wA agreed to fumlah John a man of courage, todepAdent Wedneaday fA a detrilA re- Irehmd with tbb IriA Re- “ ’ oommendant. attempt to grin entry to Floyd’S Coventry was U k A to Wtod- crisp; Tuesday, AmericA chop p.m., tfuuietoo found that some^ Cloleman, town planner hired by Judgment and i^ lle ctu r i hon- Pori on the atate govemment’a PubBc. And NortAdm Imland’a ^ tor Mkriiet A Broad St tost night bam . Memorlri Hbapitri, tost Aey, green beana, chilled apri one had bnAen to and taken a the Flanntog and Zoning Oom- esty," Spong said. ftocri rituaUen. P rotestan t jUvnilA, Brian The marfeet was the target of njght suffering from a gun riiot cots; Wednesday, roA t turkey, amall safe cAtalntog abAt mlaslA, wlA all infottnatlA of In Wednesday's bearing, lib- Senate President Pro Tern Farikner, against half- About^ 1 own ^ ^ a*® whipped potatoes, cnoiberry 190,000. Ae commission’s plana and erri Denmerats exprAsed cen- CSiaries T. AUUno and House ^vey met curtailing . the aaitoe; poA , pumpkin {de; Lombardo said the theft w a materild in cAnectlA wUh Ae TTie Mahehester Area Alum- Î!^'bigfa-banded. . .our chll- th *” ]^f*** cigarattea Were stotan. Coventry PoUce Chief Robert Am about RAnquilit’s con- %)cakA William Ratehtord re- P®wer of ^ govem- Kjrilquist, said today that poUoe Ihunriay, orange juice, meatr not dlaoloaed until -it w a oer- new town ptan being developed, avtog it wUh re- nae Oub of Pi Beta Phi wlU grm are not getttog Ae q>eclri m tain it WA linked wlA Ae fire. Oolemaii wUl also be Informed servattve philpeophy. minded the RepubBcen goveiN o®*®* hut meet Monday at 7:80 p.m. at aUentlA they require. . .are not JS?* ^ ^ theortoe the wound was k^-lar ball grtodara, white cake; FHr But no ebaUmige was raised u a tfari four months of the cur- Mxstsiblllly A e 'situation. K- K.» # ***• **"*“ ®* 3daigaret being ArvA by Ae Andover fUcted. Grant’s condition is not jess at a SH-hour hearing Wednes- rent flacri year have gone by "We r be better by far iguikem of llA AmbaandA iSwri. . smd we are recom- to M«^pUA Imr pryam . He G>mmiijtiities erttieri, police saUL The al I - day to the legal competence, to- and the Na . 15 deadline fA the to have >ct rule (frtxn La - pf Alter a bustoeaa mMttog, mending the hiring of a re- **>at porAto wto have leged incident took place at tegrlty a Judicial temperament tentative budget fa flacri 1973- don) and honertly rather there wlU be a pine cone w i ^ Grant’s home. Offlew lyndA I \ of Ae 47-year-old Justice De- 73 is near at hand, than aonie aort of face-Bgvtog demonstratlA ^ meeting is imeclri meeA* a Oct ^ school to arrange fA Set Recounts Wllmot ia to charge of the to- ^ R eady -I partment lawyA—a top ride to While MAkiil has annauneqd te told Ae provincial epen to ril area alumnae. a e j^ “ tUs Prin*3[iHU atoo pointed out (Oonttoned from Page One) veaUgetlA - L2i Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell. cuts to state agency budgets eOUTHWINDBOB / Sen. James O. Eastland, D- and rilotmenta of state aid to ’A, Breland (AP) — Bs- XI Gamma CSuqiter of Beta i^d reaigiied aa reading teacher ^ The meyceri race apparently A_____ Hartford______man to rqiorted______to , lOas., the committee chairman, the towns and ciUea, he has net by the Iitob navy and agma Phi recenUy apAspeed Aat boA the board and Ae teacher* who 2** ^ 5^ R^puNlcA NIA- ciiti^ condlfiA at ML, .> said Richmond, Va., attorney dAumented the need fA suA ceme. across temporary learn 50 ■ by troopa and police, a an evening of gamM fA GrsA admtoistnllA concurred wlA a olas Panurio by a three-vote Hartford, wharri he Lewis F. Powell Jr. would tske cuts to detsfl, the Democratle Uttle lb shl^ suspected as a Lodge CAvriescent Home reel- mcommendallA of Mtoe ing difficuItlM to their stu nô^rO em oArilc Mayor dents. Ae witness chair later today leadeia said. gun.j ler dAked to thto amaU denta. Winner* were Josephine trteto i of the Hu^ C. Oirran. toJurlA to An Mcident on RL after questioning of Rehnqidat "Full and public disclosure to *Athwe«t Ireland today SqtotkiewiA, flrrt; Grace Krier, aervlcee divtoiA of Manchester Evening Herald D ^ “ 6 to Sa A WtodsA, yerieiday is completed. a w o f all perttoent fiscal data inrompUy ran aground a a aecond; and^ Gertrude Cbam- RepubUcans, but Oottina’a po- .tternoon. Rehnquist and PoweU were is a prerequisite to public siq>- the state Department of Educa- An,-.,vor Arreapondent Anna Ibank. pigny, third. fieri that a “reaourca teacher i 43.ts47. Utieri preference was not „ „ ___ . namA by President NIx a to port and confidence to our state iatatm. _ Roes, 27, was traveling /‘Jig' i. ' 3 -J : he hired wlA a qpeclri empba- ______— _____ s a A'a Rt. 6 and George Oar- fiU the two vacanclM a A e government,” arid Ratcfafdcd ala A eiqperlence to reading.’’ C hoose high tribunal left by retirement and AUb a to a letter to the NOR'IH RAVEN (AP) — Re- * ^ ' TofHngton, waa atoo tmv- Booby Trapped Treats (Accompentog the letter recounts were sAeduled here ®^®S Police aaid Rosa at Justices John M. Hariw Ad goveniA. , celved by the board Tuesday OIUIIICBI Ae late Hugo L. Black. Their letter, the second de- and to nearby CSieahln Wednes- ^'I*®® * • Pant Coats Although PoweU, 64, also is a inand for fiscal data to two Pose Concern to Police Doc Says You’re day to verify tha outcome of ^ conservative, little oppAifiA months, was reminiscent at Tueaday’s munlolpri According to police, the GamiU • Long Coa6» ation has surfacA in and A t of Ca - proddings that Republican lead- More HalloweA candy bar* found to two of hi* children'* . . Of her letter g u re N ot A lon C In the firat-aeleqtmA contest ^ J**®*®* eas to hia mminatlon. era used to make during the and apriM, wlA pin* and nee- candy bar*, and Mr*. Harry here, affictato wlU recAvaos a ‘ L*®*® ® P®*®' ^ •®* Such otganteatlooa a* Ameri- Democratic admtototrafiA of jj,. m them have ^ ^ BOSTON (AP) — New Eng- Friday the leaulto of a race *■ ***“ “*“*•*■ l®v®i*l««- • Ski P a rk ^ l\ Dres rcan. for DemArrilc A cUa and Gov. John Dempeey, MeridU’a ^ I S S 't h ^ t tori, it tom «*««* that gave apparent vlctA y to “ ®"’ Ae Leadership CAferriice a predeceasA. RepubUcA Lester Gott wer IVo Sa A WlmlsA youttuT Fake Fur| roys Avll Rights are - oppoeed to various locations around town, the candy waa broken open. eveiythtog poariUe to must bear part of the blame fa DemArafic tocujnbent Richard charged yerieiday with Retoiquist's nomtoatioftr but poliA arid thto morning. Sartor said parents should ®i®®t the group’s requeris and a more tban-aeaaonri IncidenA Porrett by a 137-vote margin, rocktoes use of a highway by p A ey have announced they do Young Adults Monday morning, a 3-toch carefuUy examine any remain- pointed A t that libby has had ot colda and upper respiratory In CSleahire, officlato will pedestrlaiL ^ not intend to fight Senate c a - Mwtog needle waa dtocovered t],g treats Aeir childrA have aeverri meettog* wlA the par- infectlA, a atata public healA meet Tbunday to confirm the Joa^ F. TAavene, 18 xt is next to impoarible to ® grtxip, - The number wd severity of crie a 18-vote-pluraHty squeaker Mtonlck, 31 of 300 No* tod rememhered getttog the ap- trace thto candy, a c v a to Tlie board assured the par- runny noaea and hocking A d Ae other a 710-7d0 fie. The Dr., were, âccording to i P>® •wn®®*®'® on Woodland St. âke aaromptlw abAt who onto that tt would not take long coughs iqipears to be woree electiA-nlght dount left five of hUctibiMiig gn the travel Stock Market i**** beUeve adults îght place the pins. Th* best to hire a teacher, gIvA today’s than to recent years. Dr. Nlch: Ae town’s nine council Beats to tton of SulUvA Ave. T liey'_ provides a way to meet,,,,,^,,,1 other am re«pon*lbto tar thto,”uua, Capt uungthing- loto Ado IBto loto exanuxexamine Ae rituatlA to educafion. The par- oto* Flumara, dlieotor cf the NEW T<»UC (AP) gtock adulto, has been organto- Joseph Sartor arid. He arid it candy, or get rid of IL” onto reiterated the harida of RepubUcona, three scheduled to appear to Oroutt ■ " " '*■ “ onto reiterated A eir recom- dlvtoton of communicable dto- to the hands of DemArats, and Ctourt, East Hartford Nov 21. martlet prices held to a arild . to Imiiosslble to conclude exact- Sartor arid the^ Increasiiig______mendatiA_____ that ____Mr*.______Donohueui eases u w ...... to the Maaaacbuaetto...... De- gato^today, but Aeir upward the dangerous surprise. Amber of these tostoncee might bo placed to Ae poaifiA, while partment of Public HeriA, _____ v h b n o n ' momentum appeared checked. got into Ae candy. mean a end to Trick-A-'fteat- agroetog Ari the mori qualified «ad. STAMFORD (AP) ^ Votes f J ! r “J?Ls^2?f2ried**hv‘^ f iS S i Trading was brisk. Since Ae first instance police tog.- persA poeslble Aoidd teach “We have had a musually WlU be recAvassed to three cf ^ -Ph ® «»Mt of instancM to the country, ; im a confideiU A e c a - serve .all Ae NAember, Ad< the expected to- cA trol by 23-18. set from the home of HAty Eariier it w m more Ui a 4 to 1. talk program asking where sin- Richard Rhodes ofi ', 306 Center blades A d other items found children to Andover and listed crease in Ae -winter of BO- AthertA, Reservoir Rd., Ver^ Analysts said Ae market was gle' adults could go to meet oA- The lAAvaesee will b . — ,, . . ... v . . 'one o f sun A the upturn of Wednes- e r. w ito’ s to U lA 'ta te r^ ^ A d 8t- *atd a pin A d needle were to treats. ______her q i ^ ^ . ^'seld thri made to the WA dletrict, where *Jir*T* place Oct. 18. In CIroult Court, day. riiarp climb. IdcA. The original meettog to- ^ - « a D em A rri ousted a RepubU- ^ Ip Ae news background, aev- eluded FaAer Nadotoy and five A 1 ^ ^ « « A >“ <» ®®®® J»*®« *® “ ‘ ® CA IncumAnt by Area ^ a ; “ •®o»»®®‘*r. yesterday, Voght’e erai New Y^k. banka cut Aeir interested young adults. '-'T - A lC lT L illS tO C lia il A V C F tS tap 1 per cent of her category Uve-mlxlng Ad spread^ tto Ae 16A district, where a Re- ®"S*; OAtlnued to Nov. U. prime lendhjg rate )4 per cent Since thit meeting, Afivltles _ _ . . , wa eg a , publlcA Incumbent w a by 11 Edward Saundera, 87 of An- to 6% pcE cwit, and the govern- fee hour. Future pUne include gegf-kfil fig e g ig l ivigy IlfUnfllir^ recoinmended by all perMtw.peC’ple Wjan U nom ^y the votes, and the 30A a tradl- deisA Rd., TollAd, was 6r- ment reported a 0.1 per cent bowling, skltofr, ice skrilng, and -‘- r ^ U I U C i p f l l D l l U C U l l g M J a T K l a S C cA tacted. He said tha head- *‘* 1' * * * * * * ^ » 10 tlonaUy RepubllcA dtetrioL y®»terday by V ernA Po- Jean St s, decline in wholesale prices a have been a hay ride and cof- master *t Ae Rectory School to I^-. Flumara ■rid thia Ml* whore Ae GOP tocumbAt lost U5" warrent IsAsd by plaids or hip average W last monA. a trip to New York City tor a T®e quick a Ua of a night building and aooii the water Pomfret termed her “ one of colds appear more jpersiatAt by aix votes. Ctrcult OArt 13, chargtof h|m hugj or zfp StockaVere higher in virtual- Broadway Aow. Mhattog* are c®**®**!®® *® t®® Municipal w m turned off. the picet toteUlgAt ycung worn- A a to oAer yMi* iriA ccugh- , It all itfiTM rec Avoasea went WlA frA d u lA t hwua of a check. fron large ly all categories. generally held every other* Building Tuesday night pre- Town Manager Robert Weisa en I have knesm to $7 jrears >®g e«® nasal congestlA loating to favor cf the RepubllcA c a - as so 16. A blAk of 114,800 shares of weekend at dlffereid church- vented what might have beA has sent a letter to Melesko work to educatlA" and a.toaeh- tw® totour wMkM iwt dldatea, A e hoard of Ret$r«aen- Joseph PeMu Jr., 36 cf Dob- PotomA E lectric, traded at es Uiroughriut considerable damage to the thanking him for,his "consclen- er who had bMn involved to NavrrAeWes, he a ^ d , tatlvea would be evenly dlrided charghd 14%, off %: and a blAk of 166,- Thoee wishing more tolorma- hOHAng. tlcusness”. "Had you not made Mrs. Nlelcen's practice taachtog P®®umAia aM ûenxa have between Ae two parties. yestarday, wlA burglary to tha 400 share* of LeA-Megler uon about Ae group m«y c a - Loul* Melesko of 67B Oa - A e extra effort,and taken Ae experience said " I would tni»t not. Acroased above seBaonai Although giving A e Demo- “ j IlJ ^*«” ® ••W'ny ‘ ® the traded at 8%, off %. tact FaAer Nadotoy. Rooto 102, St. wa* leaving the build- time to InVeatlgpte, we woi/.d her to set up a program tor crate an apparent majority a .. No a price* a the Big Board 477 connecUcut Blvd., -iBaat A g after hia nlghUy diitle* have suffered n ^ y thousands my children w lA complete c a ------A e board. Stamford voters also *•*<* H»® tnôlv- also included International Hartford. when a noise'attracted hla at- of dollar* to damag* arid end- fldence bm to her competence ■tiiJ, re-elected Aa RepuUloA ®® ^••fwl unlawful Atry Nickel, off % to 26%: Botae '______' tent!a . Upon InverilgatiA he less nulsAce to operation*," and eapabUlty." lUgnWBy runat mayor, JuUue Wtoalsky. Into and A eft fiwm a a Casca4|, off % to 17%; Glen found watelt pouring from a Weisa arid, The mipertotnedent atao quot- WASHTNOTON (AP> Ca - M oupled building a JRt. 61. Alden, off % to 10%: TRW,*up Mkmed ftir'Plant ®*®®®* AF first floor, where Accordlnif to MArice P**s, qd Dr. taobel Uebermann. head necUcut will be getting $117 4 Artlcloa ownad by Joseph % to 81%; and Skaggs, off 8 to a pipe had broken. director hf wenerri services, Ae of Ae|speclri educatlA depart- mUliA to fedapai highway aid Tii«>Cluuiger Killed PriMi of VernA w«re atomi to 34. The broom plant gave ‘Ita Melesko went next door to Ae damage wsiji fnAlmri. Pa**, ment 4t Ae University of COn- during the 1373-7$ fiscal* year tHs HuildtoT, polios arid. Four American Stock Exchange name to a Englloh royal central fireiiouoe where he call-, whose office i* in A e basement, nectlcut a Mylng that Mr*. tl.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weloker roUTiniW 'rON (AP)— Rob- juvanU** ptoked up to qoit- ert B. Ordway, 46, ot Sm A- naotlA v.dA tti*' tovastifatlA, price* included Yonkers Race- house. The founder of the House ed the owner of Ae cleanln4 said that water did drip through Nielsen is "dedicated to the edu- Jr., R-Cc^,, aiwouiiced Wed togton died today when hla way, up 3% to 40%; Specialty of PUuitageMt w u given that Mrvice he works for who in to the basement apd soaked ca tlA of handicapned childrA naaday. wtr* turMd over to Juvenile ReatuFonta, off % to 38%; Im- Mrname because he liked to turn phAed ThomM MonohA, 'srme aerial engineering maps. . . . ho* shown harsstf to be a Tha ixilk of the m A *y — car tell A him whtl* he waa Court A d rstumsd to th* ousto- portal Oil, up % to 29%>: Syn- wear a branch of the brôin chief building toapector. Mona- Until they dry. It Is net known excellent teacher.” fl03;$ miiiiM. — will b* tor to- changing a fin Atelda hU dy of A eir parvnte. tex, up % to 68%; and| TWA (jânto de.genet to French) to Ha called a town matotenAce whit it A y damage was done DamarjlA Ad Principal Da - terstote highway# W eloker homo. Hte wtte dteoovsrod A * Saundors and P*r*U|, ar* wsrruite, off % to 33%. his A p. m A The two. men came to the to them. aid Libby said that Mr*. Niri- said. body 10 mtoutea later, polios boA sohaduled to appear to OU^ said. cult Court, RookvUle, Nov. 16. M8.ncheBter^4145 Tolland Tpke. (

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the duties of lecturer. Andover Tolland "night at 7 In the Tolland idgh Another honor bestowed on a Holiday Fair Scouts Entertain SchOol^gym, Any man not pres- local grari^ member was the enUy iâylng with Uie league h a m h a w Melvili Williams State Orange’s selection of Mrs. J. - Historical Unit At Crestfield Building Permits or on a tekm may attend the Margaret Teomans, past over Set Saturday Membera of Bolton Oirt Scout meeting. Reslaknta wUIing to Resigns CRPA, seer and newly elected chaplain u To Hear Attorney Troop 008 entertained the real- F o r October officiate for the leaD>e^ are also of the local group, ns "Oranger Center Congregational Church dents of Crestlleld'Oonvaleeoent asked to attend or to-Oall Au PZC Positions of the Year" In Andover. will have Its annual HoUday k a Atty. Thomas Oonnsll of Don. Hospital last SAturday at a Hal Total $103,075 gust Unk, Davis Ave. Rockville, Fair Saturday from »:80 a.m. to' k-' -><. nsl Rd., Vernon, post president In a MirprlM nunre Kelvin loween costume party. lîlletln Board . Manchester Evening Herald 4 p.m. at the church. I y of the . Vernon Hletorloal Moi Building permits Issued dur WlUiamii has reeigned from lUa Hie scouts performed a aktt The Tolland Junior Women’s Andover cormvondent, Anna F oe the first time, there will J ety, will be a panelist and poBMon'on the toem’e Planning and sang aeveral songs. There ing October totaled 8103,070 ac- Club ____ Conservation.______Committee Frtslna, ’Tel. T4I-M4T. be a Tag Sale at the fair. It wlU t speaker at the ninth annual also was a costume parade, cording to Building InspeSor will meet tonight at B in a ere and Sonfaig Oommiairion and aa be .held on the second floor at Jf.-’ • im OHEfROtETS confefonoe of New Bnglahd one of the toim’a two delegatee the church. and refreahments were aerved. AT Hlstoribal SoolaUes, to be held Charles Schuts, and Included a al*ve workshop to make dry Wlnnere for the best coo- •.. . . . flower arrangements. Meeting to the CRPA (Ci^>ltoI Region this weekend In Hartford. Planning Agenoy). Transportation Handmade articles which will tumes were Mrs. Addy Roeser, 1 RATES! 7-11 store, on Rt. 30, and two pjacq al the Hodkevlcs ttaeni 1971 Oonnetl's talk will deal with Citing “ atrlctiy peraonal” rea- be on sate include a large as "Mias Pink" and HUdred nouaes. home on Tory Rd. multi-color ’ wool hand-braided f V ' "Htetortpal Booletlee meeting eons for leaving both poets, Wll. Study Planned Orange, "Vintage ’71,’’ both Permits Isaued were Eldredge The United Congregational rug, a brown, green and rust the challenge of the present.” Uams, in hla letters addressed reaidenta at Crestfield; and Yoat, store on Rt. 30, 824.000; church Womens Fellowship will ’The 20-member Capitol Re color knit afghan, crewel pic ■, In port|t!ular h® will discuss to iPTO Chairman Raymond Scouts Denise DeMartln, as a Rae Peck, house, South River „ioet tonight at 8 at the church gion Council of Oovemmenta tures, and Various pillow cov "Hie W01k Into History,’’ spon Houle, expressed deep satiaho. 1990 boy and JoAnne Seoeblaroli Rd„ 824,000; Henry and George Religious Education Building to (OROOO), has announced the ers. The heirloom booth will sored lakt year by the Vernon tion at having worked on the as a I^Muilah girl. Krechko, house on Peter Green hear a talk on "Witchcraft, formation of a Capital Region feature an antique glass vase. Society and the Soclety’a exhi commission and the excellent Rd., 822,000. Rootwork (magic) and Psychla-. Transportation Task Fwce, with A coffee shop will be open - 8* bit on the art w ork’bf the late Miscellaneous permits Issued try," by Dr. Donald Wlntrob, relationships shared while CBCXX3 member William S. from »;S0 to 11:80; luncheon Ouetave Hoffman, a native of Included; David Webster, shop- The Middle and High Shod working in that ctâclty. Mayer Ha chairman. Public Records WlU be served ifrom ll;80 to Bart SohMtoB ' .. . Rockville. ping center sign, 81,000. Mai- Building Committee are ached- Williams has been appointed Mayer is ftrat aelectman In Warranty Deed Reception Guest 1;S0, and a tea room wtU be The Vernon Society was the colm Barlow, Rt. 74, garage uled to meet tonight at 8 in the by the P29C three times to act East Granby and wap a four- cpen from 12 ;80 to 2 :S0. Thomas J. Habkett et. al. to & OUn R. Gerioh, two parcels, one sole organisation In Connecticut Mrs. Charles Harvey of L/oehr 810,000 and another garage on Middle Behoof Library. aa ORPA representative, and term repreeentatlve. IBs 21-man Qhalrmen -of tê various on ’Tolland Tpke., one on Depot to receive an award of merit Rd., Tolland, grand chaplain of Rl- 74, 80,000; Stanley Ssesto- The fourth grade Open House has served as chairman of that task force la compoaed of a booths are Mrs. AUce Pitkin Johnstofi^ Schneider Call St., total conveyance tax 880. tor ite work during 1970-71. the Oirder of Eastern Star of wlckl. Goose Lane, barn, 8800; will be held tonight at 7 at the agency’s Transportation Com broad repreaentatton of cltlaen, and MTs. M ay L Principal Donald Parker, so year In their presidential cam- profeeslonal caUera dancing at Heidelberg Univer- Unlvenfity Art Gallery will be The PZC fills Ms own vacan Greater Barttord Proeesw too. house; Mrs. VlrglnU Oarh and Miss Patricia Smith, past that parwit-teacher conferences patgns. and teachMB In the country, has slty in ’lifOn. Ohio. visited. 26" 3-Speed Bike Speed Slicks cies wldi candidates of Its own Mrs. Bertha Balmer, home bak matron and secretary of Hope " “ V he sohneiulod. Salinger told a ^ t 75 persons ery; Mrs. Nona McCsim and AcconUng to Jim and BsteUe Sundi^ acUvlUes will Include chapter, is In charge of reser- '^®The 1^ P'*®’ p.m. <*ehool school closing Wednesday night at Phillips Ex- choice for the duration of the WSe Mice your heating biiis Big savings on this lightweight All hdavy duty steel frame con W^ted States a ^ ««®da, m Pe*,y. chairmen tor the annl- a series of "clinics” on tho for- vaHm.ii.’ »in tiaim*. uhii k « tlma was necessitated by budg- eter Academy that federal leg- unexplred term, m Williams’ Mrs. Rena MlUer, mitten tree. vatlons. No tickets will model from 'C. Itoh. Includes struction. Safe low center of as several countri0s in veraary program, the response lowing' topics et economies as a means of ialatlon Is needed to control this case, be bad until UTS in that $2.5 Million Also, MTs. Nancy Cone, Mra. Hlstorto Dis- available at the door, handbrakes front and rear. gravity for stability. Genuine tricts and How to Establish ______; ellmlnatiiig the need to hire outlay of money, most of which post At that time, the position Donna Oehler and Mra. Eleanor , has been exceUent, and the Black and white seat. ball bearing wheels. *rhem; Manuscripts and ottter substitute teachers to cover goes to television advertising, will again be filled by g^n^jal Profit Seen HOhenthal, sweet shotqie; Mrs. In 1970, he was honored by dance is expected to draw the into even payments. documents — how to preserve during the conferences and to Salinger, who was press sec- town electlan. Lucy Robertson and Mis. t^r- being named to the Square largest gathering over of square $717,000 Ready and use them; Publish or perish permU the holding of the con- retary to Presidents John F. In the case of a CRPA repre Fot Lottery glnla Kkilm, toy town; Mrs. Hel- Dance HaU of Flune in Los An- dancers in this area. $ O f i 6 6 ^ — niodernlzlng publications, ferences In the classroom set- Kennedy and Lyndon B. Jehn- sentative, the usual procedure And that’s what we’re offering with our For State Jobs HUGE SAVINGS HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. *** - Dolores preseri4ng local history through Ung. son, was stumping in New has been for the first selectman Thomas J. MeskUl said today SwaUow, coffee shop; MTs. H U a e SSELECTION E L E C ON ALL heating oii budget pian that spreads your hooka, and bulletins; Meaning HAR’TFORD (AP) — Gov. FlUa Vacancy Hampshire tor Sen. George 8. or others to submit the names ALL%-Lff.'AKESAND MODELSI REMCO! he expects the state lotteiy to Baxter and Mra. paym ent eveniy over the months. ful dlapAays — principles and ’Thomas J. MeskUl said Wednes- In one of his last aettons as McGovern, D-ft.D.,- who seeks of suitable candidates to the bring In Miough_mon^ to pay Ardys Chase, luncheon; MTs. Wfiat you pay in June, you pay in Jan technlques for amateurs, useful day CkmnecUcut has 8717,000 In first aelectman, Charioa Thl- his party’s presidential noml- ^>Zp which then af^noves ap- its operating costs and atlU Hebeccq. Frank, Mn. Mary HI-HO uary. materials and where to buy correcUons-lmprovements ftmds fault appointed Rudoliqi W. Ko- nation next year, ARGO ‘ at of the representative. pour 12.0 miiHnii into the state’s Mrs. Catherine ^1 them; EducaUon In 107^ Are and 460 state jobs coming. walskl to fiU a vacancy on * First Selectman Robrnt Post WEEKEND SPECrAL General EVud by next July 1 Jack, tea room. You get heating efficiency all year round we turning them off or fbrnlng The federal funds wiU be the Conservation Commission said he regretted Williams deci g a s h ft g a b b y Spring Horse "I feel we wUl do that well,’’ Esther BisseU, Mrs. with clean, dependable Mobil Heating Oil, them, on?; How to reach out used for the construction and caused by the reslgiôn of Corn Popper sion to reslgn7''dFtt Williams FOR said Uie governor at hU mom- ’Mhry Frederickson. Mra. Cher- and convenierit monthly payments you can across that notorious gap. renovation of correctional facU- Donald MeVay. had been a valuahla member of ing news conference. yl Mra. Nancy Spur- Wild western action for Indooi-s Thesee-it-happen. toy. No mess ’The.closing speaker wUl be iUes, he said. Emphasis also Mra. Bonnie Dombeck, sec- because It uses no oil. Corn, bags both groups. The Gaming ha, geon are general chairmen of counton. — ^ e h * or out. He has bullt-ln saddle, *1.79 doz. Dr. WfUiam Pierson Jr., Pro- will be placed on community- retary to the first ^selectmen, relniand handles. flavoring included. Orange Awnida Call us now. We’re home treating specialists. And | U | | ^ | | % | | been allocated 12,100,000 by the Mrs- Bemlce Maher fesscr cf Art at Williams Col- based correcUonal faculties, and has resigned effective imme- Cosmetics IITb. Ann Van Deusen of Late Flpance Advisory Committee to MTs. Lee HUl are treasur- Budget Organizers, to make your winters more comfortable. lege< programs. diately. Rd. of Andover was aingulaxiy payf the expenses of the state’s ***• Mra. Jane FrankUn is In 1*.79 d o i. Tile jobs, provided through Classes Canceled honored at Monday night’s hheating e o tin g d l ITS K now gambling enterprises-ln- K the Emergency Employment Tlie Rec Boerd-sixxisored bot- meeting of the Andover Orange eluding race tracks and off- J*®® Brimka heads the tele- • A L L HI-HO HUGE SAVINGS ALSO FULL LINE OF THE MOST LUXUR. N ile's Play Act of 1971, will be created In on classes scheduled for tonight at the old tosm hall in town. track betting—durliig the cur- P^'®*** committee, ON AL L ARGO! lOUS CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD — American Cousin,’’ a state installations for unem- have been canceled due to the AT BIO DISCOUNTSI Master pro tern Mrs. Doris Uggetts rent fiscal year. i three-BCt comedy by Tom Tay- ployed peramis from the state’s scheduling of the fourth grade Hutcblxiaon presented Mrs. Van FLORA-MIR CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. M-HOUR SERVIOE! • PHONE M M 1» lor, Starrliig (Laura Keene, was seven largest ciUes and 19 open house, At the PZrkade ID E A L T O Y Deusen with a cerUflcate of ID E A L T O Y being ^ r fo r m e d at FolM’s The- smaUer communlUes within Men’s VoUeytiall recognition from the State MANCHESTER the commission, vdiose ex- NEW YORK — ion«ig4» qu atre 'In, Washington the night commuting distance of majm* The first meeting of the Men’s Shaker Maker Orange for outstanding service penses are supposed to come and petroleum neoduetk to nro- M oriarty BrotherM Ibss Across' Ph I Buettner Florist; Ine. ^ ^ n std en t Lincoln was shot. state oCtices. VolleybaU League wiU he to- Children mix powder and water, in the duties of the office of from Uie gambUng operattnos, vide 70 mUUon cars wMh 20 gal- Indoor and outdoor fun for the lecturer. ' X ______'t - ______pour Into 2-plece mold, and In hut HeskUl said the budget estl- ions of gas each were soUled on 1122 BURNSIDE AYE., EAST HARTFORD minutes, It's a cute little figure. — whole family. Can be played with M i s . Van Deusen recently had teams or individual players. mate that the lotteiy would net the watms of the world lest ' TEL. 528-9686 « WE GIVE YALUAILE GREEN Creative.and fun. been presented with an award 82.0 million during this flscal year. This to o mU- X from the Nattonal Orange As- year took Into account the ex- Uon tone of die w o ^ s 1970 OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS m cnclatlon, also honoring her for penses necessary to get it go- ciude oU production of 2 biln^ 31S CENTER STRIET MANCHESfflR ^ 9 9 her oiisfandlng performance in HUGE tons. ALL IDEAL AT HUGE SAVINGS ON ALL BIG DISCOUNTSI IDEAL TOYSI

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fer he is planning a now drive bers, Michael Peace, Charles Lending Rate to destroy the North Vietnam Coventry Nyack and James Ladd. ese and Viet Cong bases rt- O liBnal OuIIaI • T I m ImwtiWiisil O h II w I a TV Tonight The other retiring member, mahUng in tha U Mlnh forest Hugo Thomas, was unable to PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVfiMBER 4, 1971 Reduced By. and at . the oouttern tip of ths Sas Batut^y’s TV Wash attend last night's meeting. Oa Mau penlpsula. Bradley tor Complsts Ustinga. As part of the proceedings, Manchester Point; a daughter to Mr. lind FIckett, East Hartford; Wilfrid Mujor Banks Truong said' ho will commit each member, old and new,, The Mrs. Donald Graves, 3 Pioneer Challfour, 39B B luefleld D r.; the 6th and 3lst Divlsians to the Bia (•> Bis vsiu r (C) To Chair made a comment about the Circle; a daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Gary Williams and daugh (Oantimiad trom Paga Ona) drive. He gkve no UmetoUe, <•» I. DrJrssm of fasasle h U sa Council fine working relationship of the Ave., RiKkvIlle; a son to Mr. phen Messier and daughter, ml Bank, Northam Truat ^ gins in the delta in Deoamter. StM (I) Drsfatl (0> first council, and that It would v is rriN o HOURS Merrow; Mrs. David H. Ed ^’We have the JnlUatlve," he (tl> Hm m ’i Htrasi (C) and Mrs. Donald Bums, 446 W. Karrla Truat out thalr prime (M> OUllsila’a Iilssf (0 ) be "a hard act to follow." Emotional gullet Intennedlnte ’ Caro Soiiil- Albert Bradley, the only In Middle Tpke. wards and son. East Hartford; declared. "We have the mo (46) Nawi — BpeHa sa6 Former chairman Lewis was ? private, noon ■ 3 p.iii., anil 4 fataa to 6H par oent today, WMlber (0 ) cumbent Dehiocrat to seek re- Mrs. Keith Kloter and daugh mentum and we want to main also cited for his leadership of AT p.ni, • 8 p.ni.; private rooina, DISCHARGED. YBSTjBRDAY: while Continental National of SiU V UppeslBs Operating on a purely proto trend In. money maricet rates (11) Dleh V ia Dyha both parties hod such a high- Caro: Iininodlnte family only, 224 Famham Rd., South Wind ^nte^Nawa — Sparta col agenda, ths “ old” council Mrs, Jules Goldstein of 218 over the paat two weeka makes aad calibre of candidates." Eight TRI cmr PLAZA any time, limited further reduotion in the Last Month (4S> Nawa tsi ran for the council, with seven iitea. St., Rockville; Stanley Majew- 7iM (t> All Abaat Faeai ( ) lIHma rate appropriate, to keep 0 elected. skl, 99 North St. speaker tomorrow at the Cos (It) Marla Ooma VERNON, CONN. .Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.ni. ^ in Une with short-term interest (Continued From Page One) ({11 I Drasm af Jaaiate ' In establishing its working - t Also, William F. Gleason, 60 mopolitan Club meeting at 2 COME ONE! 18:45 p.ni., and 6:.S0 p.m. ■ 8 nftea gsneraUy," Oiase said in (id) Slplas Naa procedures, . the new council Downey Dr.; George S. Nelson, and. wood products, gaaoUne, (4S) Dnwaat p.m.; others, .8 p.ni. ■ 4 p.m., p.m. In Memorial Hall of Cen announoing, the cut. liW (I) Baareatal agreed to continue m eeting on Long Hill Rd., Andover; Joy B. ST. BRIESET HARVEST BAZAAR; and 6:80 p.m. ■ 8 p.m. ter Congregational Church. ■nie priine rate, which is the residual fuel, electric power, (SMS) n ip WUaaw Shaw the first and third Mondays of Redman, East Hartford; Mrs. (S-4S) AUaa Smith aad J IS for women who love Age Limits: 16 In maternity, intereat commercial hmifc. textllea, rubber and plastic (111 Maria Uie mpnth. Elfrlede Ratajskl, East Hart Mrs. Goldstein will review the. 18 In other areas, no limit In charge their most credit-worthy SiM (I) Marla (0) Correction ford. book, "Future Shock" by Alvin SCHOOL CAPITERIA products, the bureau said. ( t i l t ) NIehala (C) self-service. corporate customers, was low- There was an error in yester Also, Mrs. Christine Redlng- Lceffer, which la a study that On a seasonally adjusted (S-IS) Laasatraal The enior||;eney entrance on 70 MADt STREET, MANOHBSITBR eiad two weeks ago to 6K per StM (II) Caadid Oomara day's announcement of winners bargains buf find time too er. Discovery Rd., RFD 4. Ver claims to show how the rapid IfiM CKMS) Dooa Martia Show Armory .St. Is the only hospital cent from 6 per cent where It basis, wholesale prices for hv .n <®> in the contest for Zoning Board non; Mrs. Eleanor A. MacNell, chang;e In our world is be (S4S) Owaa MonhaU, CaiB- enltrance open from 11 p.m, to SATURDAY. NOV. Sth — 10 A.M. - 3 f^.M. had atood since June. It had dustrlal commodities declined ■alar At Law (0) of Appeals alternates. Republi V Lakevlew Dr., Coventry; Clare coming t(x> much for us to cope Smith, a clarification made yes da Picard, 71 Hilton Dr., South her BS degree in education and (U ) Daabrldsad Booths — Country Store — Jewelry — Christmas Decoratloos The prime rate la considered ished goods w ere up 0.6 per 11 :U (I) Marlaa terday because of the minority We have a^great (election of dresses, pant coats, coats, Windsor. her MA. degree in prs(xmel ad — Baked Goods — Aprons — Charcoal Drawings — H andoê (o{ llnanoiaUy significant because cent. 11 tU (tiM ) Taalfht Show representoti(xi rule. Democrat Patients Today :/883 ■ Also, Sara M. Lewis, Swamp ministration and g;uldance from Artloles — Csndy Booth — New A Used Toys — White Caraaa other bhnx loan rates are Disk OaraM Shaw Richard Hawley wBi correctly and sport coats at happy surprise prices in a cozy corner •Rd., (Coventry: Mrs. Amelia New York University. She for. phant Booth — Antique Articies. — Candles — Toys — Arts Wholesale prices of Ameri 46 ADMITTE3D YESTERDAY: scaled upward from it. 111 (S46) Nawa ■■ —Pnwar A identified as a winner. Schofield, Stafford Springs; Mrs. merly taught social studies in and Orafls. can-made can increased 1.0 on Linda S. Boor, Stafford/Springs; Chase Manhattan’s new in of a friendly store. Ann D. Tanguay, 182 RaliA R d.; New York Junior high schools, per cent in October, the bureau Piaper A Slfa On Julie A. Cogswell, 1238 Hartford stallment loan rates, effective iiM Nawa — Prapar aad Mancteater Evening Herald Mrs. Shirley L. - Danahy, East and was a substitute teacher in CARTOONS and GAMES tor the OHILimEN sold. But it said this did not on Tpke., Vernon; Mrs. Rachel M. Friday, would apiriy to all per- ■i Coventry oorreepondeiit, HoEy Hartford; Mrs. borothy m ; Manchester for five years. Sponsored byj|l|e_Bpsary Society necessarily violate the freeze T V (N ) Giguere, 26 Croft Dr.; Ralph acnal, autom obile, sm all bust- Tharal Giuitner. te l. 748-8786. Quinn', Colchester; Clarence W. Mrs. Ralph E. EYank recently because September prices were Narambar 4 LATEST FASHIONS AT B. Hallwobd, 33 Trout Stream nsas and home improvement PM (Juster, 112 Aspinall Dr., An was elected club secretary to en tirely fo r 1971. m odel c a n (O) Dr., Vernon. ' loans iq> to 86 months. T h e re- AHwrt Bradley dover. replace Mrs. N. S. Kunselman. while October prices are for Also, Herbert J. /Hill, 99 duotlona would be slightly more ‘‘Maldns Money Stretcli from Also, Jacob Rosenshein, 166 Mrs. William O. Gray is ohair- 1672 models. . Payday to Payday" retired and the new ened Oct. 27, but prices South Windsor; Robert E. Nls- subject to the provisians of the 'the cafeteria menu for Man Steering Committee, and Rob were either above estimates or bet, 368 Windsor St.; Charles inflexible by some bankers, President’s stabilisation ac- chester-public sebpoU Nov. 8- nro weeks ago First National ert Keller as head ot the F i were not based on the system TRI CITY PLAZA A. Pelkle, RPD 3, Vernon; U on." 1 2 : City Bank; Irving trust Co. and nance Committee. Bralnard and described in the bid specifica- George E. Pratt, 410 Woodland- Jacquard Type ; The bureau said prlcea of : Shepherd’s pie with tions. several smaller banks dis Mrs. POwler will work with VERNON. CONN. St.; Mrs. Carol L'.' Olson, Glas raw agricultural prcxhicts and Ipped potato, celery sticks, carded the prime rate and Breault, while the remaining TTie specifications have been tonbury; Anthony J. Sylvester, imported Items rose. bread, butter, milk, chocolate HOURS: MON. THRU FRL 10-9 — SAT. 9:30-5:80 adopted a floating rote pegged two councllmen, Wesley Lewis revised slightly for this bidding. East Hartford; Francis J. Ye- Decorative Draw Drapes Raw agricultural products do pudding. to interest levels in the open and David Roach will work with ' A total of 14,600 is available 8onl9, 426 EJ Middle Tpke. not have price ceilings imposed Tu esday: Frankfurt on a (;oU, |a|$ne |Duei|0^ m a riu t K eller. for the system — $2,600 the ^9||o;|OUI| ei|X ••H "0 |Buo|ieMii •HA under the freeze, and prices of potato chips, cole slaw, milk, ' Last night’s meeting was call BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Wash,and Hang fiberglass C U iiftM x Initial base rate Board of Directors allocated imported items are legally apple crisp. ed to order by ouhfoing chair daughter tp Mr. and Mrs. Dav that’s shrinkproof, fire safe. 48" x 72" was 5% ipr cent, the same as Oct. 6, and $2,000 w U qh the SUk allcwed to rise by the exact 'Wednesday: Raked, meat loaf, id W. White, Warehouse Point; Solid colors, deep 3 finger OorRag. the j>rlme rate at the time. But man Lewis, uiio called for re City SoftbaU League haa agreed 9 P amount of extra Import duty parsUed ppleats. 3.99 - 4.49 last Monday it lowered the rate to contribute. Read Herald Advertisements (Herald photo by Bucelvicius) to 6H 'per cent because of flue- and currency exchange rate corn,, bread, butter, milk, E. Sacchi Jr., Blast Hartford; a 48" X 84", Rag. 4.99...... 3.97 tuatlcns in the commercial pa changes brought about, by the peaches. Antiques Show Opens Tomorrow daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leon President’a new econtxnic pol Thursday: Italian grinder, ard Pritchard, Glastonbury; a p er rate. Robert Boyce of Coventry examines a Nantucket basket, one of the items he B. Decorator icy. applesauce, milk, ice cream. son to Mr. and Mrs. William The decline in the wholesale Friday: Tomato soup, i>eanut will display at the Coventry Historical Society’s annual antiques show an^ sale Paine, 11 Irene Dr., Vernon; a scheduled for tomorrow and Saturday at the North"Coventry Community House index brings it to 114.4 per cent butter and Jelly sandwich, vege daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hen Tailored Curtains of the 1667 level, 8.1 per cent table sticks, milk, gingerbread ry McClintick, Warehouse on Rt. 44A. Participating dealers will come from aJi’>far away as Maryland. Dacron®polyester ninon,82'’ 4 3 " . 7 3 R^w Stalls above a year earlier. with topping. wide to the pair. Jumbo 5” Ungths bottom hems, double ourRsa stitched side hems. White, Sy nod Of pastels. 3.49-3*99 ’ Bishops ■ I DaeronÎVinon (Continued from Page One) ed in their 'ballots on a liberal “BIBA” BOOT Tier Curtains aoeial Justice document. Re Say It With Stereo! sults wei^ not immediately an- IILACK SUiDE • PURPLE SUEDE A littW push Timely savings on these 24"Ungrii "I J,7 wanted fashion colors - or Our Rag. ■ * • nouncM. Quality Components Make Any Occasion white. 1.79 ‘ "Ih is U not Just another IIROWN SUEDE^-— RUST SUEDE document,^’ aald one of the ^n - 36" LangHi rag 2.29... 1.87 Valanca, Rag. 1.19..,. 7 cid’s leading liberals. "There are specific suggestions in SfaMf SVa to 10 45-Watt Stereo Recehrer/Changer System g e ts t h e m there which, if carried out, can’t help but do a lot of good." Reg. Separate o a JWS • STA-36 AM/FM Stereo Reoelver.> Although copies of the social I Parte Price #31-2033 • LAB-24A 4-Speed Puff Quilte^To The Floor Justice pi4>er w ere not yet Complete JUST AutomaSc Changer. #42-2936 ^ Deluxe avallaUe to neww^n. It con • 2 Opttm'us-1 Speaker stituted som ething^ a liberal 30-W att AM/FM lOOW Systems. #40-1969 82-Watt AM/FM s t a r t e d . Decorative Bedspreads counter to the - conservative 'document on the priesthood m>- Stereo Music System 5tereo Music System proved this week by the biiA- Handsome never-press twinsua ope. That paper supported die -sprgad in solid tone with ac- q » ' 1 Q 7 4 ban against maniage for , cem^Jolecs. Expertly tai- i.ag' priests and another recammrad- lored. Machine washable. ed that they be prohibited from Dialing was never like this. T o get your number just push FutlSiza, ’ taking a leading port in politics \ the buttons. It’s faster, smoother ... with fewer mistakes. without permission from their Our Rag. 13.99.....11.74 Dropa, Our Rag. 6.99...S.74 biateps. Modern Touch-Tone® service is now available in this ' One synod source said the so area. You can convert all the phones in your home to cial Justice dixsument takes the Touch-Tone service for only $1.75 a month line, in' Church to-task for some of its CHARGE E . Reversible Winterweight own social injustices and insists addition to your current charges, plus a one-time charge of Y O U R . that the Church set .an ex $5. And with this service you get any colors you wisf; at ample, especially by catering no additional cost. That’s a little push to get you started. PURCHASES Corduroy Comforters to the poor. Another section reportedly Extra heavy polyester fill ■ impltxwB the rich, whether indi for warmth. Solid color cor- Ow 88 viduals, groups or notions, to Rag. Separate JUST JUST duroy reverses to print. Cut 9 a g . make aaoriflcea to aid the poor. Parte Price Reg. Separate size 72’ ’ X 84” . Very special! ' 3-99 oow Parte Price 2A9^ 1 9 9 i s B 3 9 9 ® “* U.S. Attack • Allied "426" AM/FM Stereo Receiver. #31- DUST COVER • STA-65C AM/FM Stereo Receiver with F- St. Marys Electric Blanket 5013 • Realistic LAB-12A Automatic Changer. with above lyaMmi. Flip-Lever Switches. #31-2032 • LAB-36 #42-21)35 • 2 Full-FldelltyMC-1000 Speakers. Prolecta changera Automatic Changer. #42-2937 • 2 Four- Wipes Out #40-1980 from dirt amt du*t. Element Optimus-5 Speakers. #40-2002 Neva-shed finish, machine Twin Siza #42-2568. Regularly washable. Deep nylon bind Singla Control prietd... 6.95. ' ing. 5 year replacement . Rag. 19.99 G>:^ Depot guarantee. 1 4 ” F. (Conttmiad from Page One) Synthesized 4-Channel 8-Track Changer Compact Full Size Single Control, Our Rag: 20.99...... 15.97 1966. But a spokasnuui for the Stereo Component System Stereo System ° Phil Size Dual Control, Our Rag. 24.99 ...... 19.97 command acknowledged that there were four more combat Reg. Separate deaths laat Saturday which ap Parte Price 4 8 9 5 * parently ’ ^didn’ t g e t Into the re (riTal \alii<’s 1 roiii Oiir l alH ic l)(’|iarliii<’iil! JS8^ porting eyetam" in time. No need to add an ex Another 68 Americans were pensive new receiver or Soft Blend of Acetate wounded in aotton, according to ampllllerl Includes: • 100% Acrylic the eummAry, and 16 died of Our QUATRAVOX- 4- occldenta or lUneee. Channel Synthesizer. and Nylon ! « The South Vlatnamesa com* #40-'2007 * 2 Solo-103 Fur Fabric Bookshelf speakers. Our Rag. 1.69 mand, aald 266 of Ita trobpa' Our Rag.! 3.99 were klUed in action last week •25“ #40-10tf Cuddle fleece, slinky, "1 4 ^ anil M3 were wounded. A total ^ iid coiors for outer- ^ reg. 185.00 Includes; Compact ClIAtS wrinkle proof. Solid 1 / of 1,066'NwJth VIetnameaa and Automatic Full-Size Reg. Separate '"CltMO fO CAt#ir wear or iinings. Soft, JF' V R colors, ,52 .54” wide. ^ Viet OMig were klUed, accord And You Can... Changer with Matched Parten« v'lfvwPrice ^ A A ■ washabie. 60” wide. ing to the two allied com 27”! Heavy Gauge Speakers. #13-1188 • Allied TR- - I' mands. 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‘ I 1- I ' 4 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 Vemon Young Folk MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., rHURSDAY, NOVE^TBER 4, 1971 PACE F IF T E E N CAR PARTS inc. MD Drive To Sponsor 01 ’TOLLAND TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER South Wind$or P H O N E 043>B168 Will Start ‘Superstar’ From Your Arts Committee A light show and pantomime- NpTfCE NEW STORE HOURS Lists Programs On Sunday dance Interpretation of the re Beginning October 25th. ^ cording, “ Jesus Christ, Super- The newly formed Cultural More than 300 volunteers will star,” will be presented tomor Mon. thru Frl.‘8:00 A.M, until 6:00 P.M. Neighbor’s Kitchen Arts Cornmitteo has drawn up take part in a house-to-house row at a p.m. at South United a tentative list of programs de canvass for funds for muscular Methodist Church, sponsored by several youth groups. Saturdays 8:00 A.M. until 1.00 P.M. signed to expand cultural oppor dystrophy, starting Sunday and By VIVIAN F. FBRGUHDN ’The Rev. Arnold Westwood of tunities for town students. continuing through to Nov. 14. FOR YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS — the Unitarian Universalist So The banana was once colled Story-telling for kindergar BJarl Beebe is chairman of the BUY WHERE THE PROS BUY! ciety, who made the arrange the "Apple of Paradise" and teners by Miss Owen Reed ahd- fund drive for the Rockville ments to have the Natick area. Members of the Vemon, someUmes "Adam ’s Fig.” A donce participation In the per (Moss.) Community Youth per “A Single Source Convenience” formances of the Trudy Kasch- Rockville, .Tolland and EUling- form the show, said it will be mythical story tells us that the ton fire departments have vol man troupe for first ami sec presented as though it wore ...One Call — That’s A ll!... serpent who tempted Eve in the ond graders are two possibili unteered to place some 240 coin happening now. Garden, of Eden, or Paradise,, ties. canisters In all retail outlets in ’The players will wear con the area. hid in*^ a bunch of bananas. ’ ’The committee Is also-consid temporary clothes of young peo ering Hartt Opera ’Theater per. Hie funds raised support a ple, such as blue Jeans, swedt-. Some say banana leaves were worldwide research pi-ogrum formonces for third and fourth shirts and leather jackets. The the flrsl articles of clothing and graders at the high school, and seeking a cause and cure for dance and its special lighting not fig leaves. the .muscular - disease, as well trips to the Bushnell In Hart effects were developed by the The banana is a naUve of the ford so that Orades 6-8 'may at as provide services and -equip- Natick group of Junior and sen E{Bist Indies. It requires a hot, meht for local victims of the tend the Hartford Symphony ior high school students. ADRIAN’S V damp climate 'ivith rich soil, Orchestra’s 'Young Pqpple disease. ’The 60-member interdenom and now is cultivated In all trop Harvest Dance Concerts, inational group was organized ic ^ countries. Only one stalk of The fifth grades may also be A Harvest Dance, with pro for the show. bananas grow on a plant. The afforded the opportunity to hear ceeds to go to St. John's ’The Rev. Mr. Westwood point HAIRDRESSERS smaU end of the fruit points up- Church, will be held tomorrow the Greater Hartford Youth ed. out that the rock opera was wiud when growing and not Chorale; sixth grades, a H artt. starting at 9 p.m. at the Italian- written for young people and down as we someUmea see American Friendship Club, ANNOUNCES Opera Theater presentation cf that the interpretation by Na- ' them hanging in the grocery "Rescue from the Pirates’;" a Kingsbury Ave., Tolland. tick young people has been store. Dancing will be to the “ Big children’s opera narrated In meaningful to audiences all Bananas are not allowed to Bond Sound of the 40's.” Tick E n gli^; seventh graders, a Q&nte U)IN over New England because It Qjof ripen on the plant. They are al ets may be obtained by calling youth ballet team, and the eight reflects the youth culture. ’The FREE.,.... most always picked green. In Roger .. Wilson or Norman graders Mlmika, a pantomime group played last week to a areas where the banana is com Bourque. 1trio performing the Lieutenant standing-room-only audience in for the month of November, a human hair mon, the natives use the fruit Drugs Program Kije Suite. It. Longmeadow, Mass., he said. wiglet (color of your choice) will be yours with much as we would potatoes. Grades 9-12 would see "Home •In connection with “ Drug A Coventry artist, Gary COr- Awareness” miwith, the Rock the purchase of a Perm, frosting, or complete ’They are fried, baked, boiled of the Brave” performed By the rlgan, designed a stencil for and are a staple In the diet of Hartford Stage Company at the ville Junior Library \W11 pre posters displayed In town. bleach. many poor people. high school. sent a program, SEiturday, en Sponsoring groups will sqrve Originally, the name banana This week the committee has titled “ Drugs, or like that.” a supper to -the Natick young PERM...... Reg. $25.00 The program will start at 10 wais hpplled to those varieties sent letters to parents explain (Herald photo by PIntb] people in South Church before ing the alms of the group, •i.m. and there will be a repeat the show. Sponsors include FROSTING ...... Reg. $35.00 which are consumed raw. Plan (îN 'tuo. at 11 a.m. it interest warrants tains were the cooking vari- which Is seeking financial sup youth groups from the Unltarl- port to put the proposed pro it. Dr. Daniel Woolwich, chair, The Hostess Didn^t Tell Them in Advance an-Unlversallst Society; Center VIRGIN BLEACH ...... ?.Reg. $35.00 eUes. Today, there is not as man of the 'Mayor’s Committee much differentiation. In India, gram into effect'. 'Voiii^ iôast (fioOvy How would you react to the unsuspecting announce licans elected to the Town Board of Directors. And Ccngregatlcnal, Second Conge- Co-chairman of the commit to Combat Drug Abuse,slice; school story hour for children These Wiglets make SENIOR CITIZENS place on top ot fruit. pa,tion In the program with the members of the yough groups not like a cllinate below 66 de- g, goQd case in point," he said. Balê 40-48 mlnu'tes or _ whose last names start with the „ until because his parenU and at the Drug {Advisory Cen- Shampoo ^ grees. The ideal temperature ham te-twider. T o serve: Cut sut^rted the commlt- letters H through N. Danbury Jaycees, P. 'O. 'Box a perfect gift for "Located at the front of the Cheryl Howe, Claire Brown, student frpm Ecuador; Meri ter. ’They will also be sold at the for rtpotthig is 60-70 degrees. ham Into indlvidlual portions Square Dance 805, Danbury, Conn. 06810. Talent Program & Set $3.00 store, there is a wide choice Janet Schsiffer, Lynne Snuffer, Mercer, folk singer, audience dcor. While commercial growers and spoon fruit over ‘top of ‘ The Vernon Square Dance every woman for requires constant re- Basketball League Anniversary Banquet playing music of the ’60’s; Mark partlclpaUon; Lee Aceto, ------cultivate the banana with great each. Serves 4-6. Club iÛ hold its regular dance At High School HolKut $2.50 An organlzotlc(naf meeting of fodUbiN t o o * The Pollsh-American Citizen’s Grames, folk singer; Dynamic gymnast; Laurie Burke, plan- Start frnm Srrntrli care, it does not. as a native the Holiday season. We have triqd to keep our FiUet of Sole Amandine the Stoneage Basketball League -Saturday' at 8 p.m. at the V er F i^ Club wili hold its 41st an- Dancing four, Sharon Cox, 1st; Marcle Gordon, Sue Krantz Tnea., Wed., Thun. Only food, require much care. ’There store' in the same manner in with Bananas (age 30 or older) will be held to non 'Klementary School, Rt. 30. nlversary banquet' Sunday at Due on Friday Florence Johnson, Judy Rhodes and Joanne Slossberg; Peter i , » are said to be more than 300 ___ _ . , which the first ôre was Iri- cup flour night In the public commission Jerry Benoit wili do the cali- the PAC Ciub $>n VUlage St., and Debra Thomas. „ Danyllw, original son| at the ^ The Annual Talent Show spon- on the ground. Chal tended-aa family \ spot.” The 1 teaf^xion salt rcom of the Town Hall at 8 p.m. Ing. Those attending are re- Rockville, . starting at 4 p.m. ^ ^ ^ Also, Beatnik Trio, Mary keyjioard: Folk Quartet, Mar- 34 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER sizds. If you Have traveled in lengers were allowed suitable first Highland Park Store was % teaspoBn pepjier All teams Interested In enter minded to wear soft-soled shoes, with a social hour. sored by the choirs and Round sioan, Nancy Pitkin and Eric cia Kellsey,~ Nancy Wilson, tropical climates, you may have starting points ahead of the built Before 1863. It was a % teaspoon paprika ing this league are asked to Junior Miss Theodcre B. Bampton, direc- Table Singers „ of Manchester' ___ Mann;______Xlmeua Valarezo, an Patrick Ryan and Forrest CoH 643-6266 seen the tiny lady finger ba scratch mark, hence he started General Store which doubled for 4 fillets of sole or 1-lb. pack have a representative present. Any Vernon girl who is a high tor of the Connecticut Board of High School will be presented International Youth Exchange Wilks. nanas. Have you ever tried a from scratch. many years as the Highland age frozen fillets League games will be played school senior, and Interested in Fisheries and Game and Cole at a r. n. at riaiiav red banana wMch I see once in Park Post Office. The old post % cup salad oil or shortening Thursday evening at the South entering the Connecticut Junior Wilde, chief of the Connect- ® P-"™- Bailey awhile in some of our Manches office boxes may. now be seen % cup dry sherry Windsor 'High School. Miss Pageant, may obtain en- icut Board of Fisheries; Theo- Audi tor lU-m. "Fam e and ter maricets? teaspoon ground ginger oH O Rb on the wall behind the frozen “ “ A Walk. Thru the Meadows" 'toeuops.® "'* try blanks from any Jaycee dore Wralght, former head Frame” will be the thenje of Banana buniches are cut into meat counter. 2 tablespcxHis' lemon Juice will take place Sunday at 2 p.m. Chapter in the state or by writ- game warden for eastern Con- the show Student art work wUl "hands" and packed into crates 2 tablespoons brown sugar ing to th^ Danbury Jaycees, necticut; Francis J. Prichard, I Jack bought the- original store Mrs. Louise Evans, chairman of be displayed. for reshipment to grocery and 4 bananas the South Windsor Comservatloii host club for this year’s p ^ e - former county commissioner: produce stores. A true “ hand" about 18 yearA ago, added on to cup sli'/ered toasted al ant ’The show will- feature Dave Commission said that members Frank Gregory, executive vice is made up from 10-16 bananas. it twice, finally, decided to build monds The purpose of the pageant is president .; Kolumber, Bob Badger and his new modem place. All of of the commission wlU 'be pres Since the general public seldom Coat fillets with mixture of ent and everyone Is invited to ■fetkeuflte n .yor to find the naUon’s ideai high and Joseph Gill, president of O’ReUly, singers; Tom buys that many at one time, his six children W v e worked In flour, salt, ptipper and paprika. school senior girls “ in order to the PAC Club, will be among Impersonator; Ellen the'store at some time. Twin ^ ‘ • , r T i ^ e “ T k i r ^ accompany the conservaUonlsto. they are broken up into small recognize the poslUve accranp- the honored guests attending, Platok, comedian, and Chuck brothers, Timothy and Thomas, group er quantities. bmthera. Tlmothv and Thomas. ^ ^h* ‘=‘» - llshmenU of today’s youth and the affair. Deltatto and Bob Levy, comedy are now Involved In the busl- ner of Main St. and Newberry Many say that the banana move to hot platter. In same to stress their admirable quail- Following the dinner prizes ' Since the boys became Rd. should not be eaten unUl it is PÛet combine wine, ginger, ties.” Judging wlU be based on will be awarded for the best fish Dave Larsson wUi direct the Involved, it’s really nice. I take This walk was canceled last deep yeUow, speckled with & iio iN ¥ fe r character, citizenship, • high catches of the past season. The pit band. Miss Martha 'White month because of inclement brown spots. Of course, it „ is Pee' bananaa, cut into halves school activities, personal ambi- champion fisherman will be will be the faculty sponsor, Zl^Z\%^ToZ"ZenTi weather. Those peutlcipating tions, poise and demeanor. presented a gold trophy and his Acts will include Kathy Dono- where mora earily dlgMted at this ful- ^ ^ , y „ „ C h llL “ In u tT 'P l^ ^ e ba“ are asked to wear warm cloth- U 8 P A C»0\CJ£> ^ Girls interested in entering name will be inscribed on the van, accompaning herself; the ly ripe stage. I am one, how- mas, Easter and Thanksiriviiw.Thanksgiving. 0^“ ®® ever, who likes a betnana best nanas beside fish spooning the contest may write to the club’s large .trophy. Hubcappets, Darryl Juran, There are four more Devan- sauce over both. Garnish with 'or hiking through the marshes, 4. - LOOK \riiUe the skin is only yellow and not spotted. slivered toasted almonds. Raymond Burgess, lives in Bos Serves four. Manchester Evening Herald Bananas can be dried in the ton; Mary is a secretaiy to Sooth Windsor Correipondent 9 same manner as f^s. In fact, Atty. Eugene Kelly; Peter is a Barbm Varrick, Tel. 644-8274. they are som etlm es'^ferred to student at Providence College Extended Forecast as banana figs when dried. The and Anne attends East CathoUc bananas are placed whole, usu- High School. (Jloudy Sunday with chance of edly on wooden trays,'and left IDENTIFICATION Jack started . In the . grocery showers. Fair and milder 'Mon QlibK# « Is. in the hot sun, covered with business after-scluxil. He had a day. Temperatures averaging' PASSPORT PHOTOS ' cheese cloth, fOr' about two wide background in the field, in- near normal with daily highs SALEM NASSIFF - f f “ four-year stint in gro- mostly 66 to 80 and nighttime nlght and turned from Ume^ to « « « Camera Shop & Sfudio eery advertising. He owned one lows- in the mid 30s In interior time. They turn a dark brown we Main SL, Manrhcnter ^ other store In Hartford before sections to the mid 40s along TocCfe and shrink to about a third of buying the Highland Park store, the coast. 643-7369 their normal size. They cah MRS-SMITHS -/J .. / Y T J During the past 3-4 weeks then be eaten as is or cut into business has increased consid pieces for puddings and cakes. erably perhaps due to the open Prom dried bamans, a flour ing of .1-84. Jack thinks many CbNNECnCUT SALVAGE CO., INC. U c u o y KtWrT /Y l can - be made. It Is easily di new customers find it conven gested and can be used in feed ient to take the highway from 440 HILLlAM) ST. (cer. Adimi) ing invalids and children. It East Hartford.' MANCHESTER, CONN. od although and golfing are Jack’s hobbles. y - ..it la pale g r«y In color. The He is an incorporator of IVfan- ■PRICE SALE flour can bo made into a break. chester Memorial Hospital and HI, NEIGHBOR! fast cereal by adding milk or yice president of the Connect- \ water, then serving with cream, iût Pood Stores Association. An after-dinner drink is made banana recipes are from Many years ago' from ripe bananas. Called chlqulta Bwana, a trademark when the world was *:fMpiAw E lU ie /) Creme de Banane, it Is a sweet of United Fruit Co. flat and no one eveyc NOVEMBER 5th yellow liqueur. heard of our Glori Fruited Ham Scallop Friday. Bananas . are In demand and 2 cups applesauce ous Eniporium, peo are available all year. At High JOHN ZO C C O % cup firmly packed brown ple went long dis X land- Park Market, they are sugar tances by ship to purchased by the hundreds of M teaspoon nutmeg shop and got pirat pounds.. 4 firm bananas ed in the process. "In recent years, we have' pound ham slice This is not neces- been carrying a greater va'ri- iPrehoat oven to 380. Combine sary in the present age, because our weird mei^ i . X cty o' specialty fruits and veg- applesauce, sugar and' nutmeg. , ch^dim maze peddles a wide assortment of go^s eftnoso (jo(oA etables," Jack Devanney, the pggi bananas and cut In half from railroads, truddog and insurance compmes, owner'said. "The puljllc'wants lengthwise. Arrange In casse- a selection — things like pome- alternate layers of apple- bah&uptcies, mail order houses and closeouts at 307 MIDDIE TURNPIKE WEST granates, persimmons and Bel- gauce mixture and banana prices below what dealers pay. .And since my w ife 8AUHI ■gtan endive. halves. Score edges of ham found out that it’s as much fun taking money as "A ll of our bananas come to spending it, she has pressed me to devote less time use prepacked In plastic bags." to golf and more time to business. So, taking an' kueuits ea»*o NMCNESTER, CONN. \ye went Into the back room extra fifteen minutes from the golf courae, I have which was quite cool.' The ba compiled the following list of items which will be nanas come In heavy-duty cardf offered this weekend: . . , ^ s j board containers. 'Clerks were 1. Insurance stock (slightly damp) of high grade 9AUMi ■ *• busy wrapping and marking Brentwood molded ware — canister sete, w M t^ prbduce. Colorful gourds for baskets, l|jathrdom wcessories, etc. at about hsilf decorative purposes were being store pneies. ' . , - , . jplaced In small sbontatners. 2. Boys’ (some men’s) rubber shoe packs at REG. $1.40 INDIVIDUAL DINNER I asked Jack whether he S8.99 pair. 3ÎECISÎIKKEN, POTATOES - 2 ROLLS AND COLE SUW thought the public was more 4)U ob«I fligSE' attuned to food varimy thait In 8. A large assortment df Glenoit Fake Fur B u ^ In several sizes and colors at $1.75, $2.80, $2.75 and $8.26. . , , . LIVE MAINE LKm Maliw 4. Wearever aluminum ware in single pieces and sets at about 40% o ff regular retail prices. 6. Office desks and secretary swivel chairs, snow Ghiekeii shovels and trailer Dtoves, carpet remnants and i LOBSTERS raattressea, toys, and games, records and (Apes, Lobstan stereo and children’s wear.jdoors and shutters, glass^vare and pottery, plus hundreds of items 1 ONLY can't even remember. , , So come visit this weekend and enjoy our free $ 1 . 4 9 : delicious coffee ahd ”no pressure” atmospheres Everything is sold with a real “no-hard-time’^ PRICE money back guarantee for your sîsfaction. My w ife says "D on’t fo rg e t your w allet.” 3 ■■ ■ UMmiD QUANtrrir a r b iv in o Thursday night REMEMBER OUR EX- H A U i ^ G HOURS: F R ID A Y S 10 to D and HIOHLAND PARK MARKET SATURDAYS 10 to 6. s* •17.HlghUuid.St„.MMiohMter — Phone. SAMSTT .WE REST A t^T.

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^ ^ I MANCHESTER EVENING HEJRALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 PAGE 8EVENTBHN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING H15RALT). MANCHESTER CON^, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4„ 1971 ‘Gojod Grooming One of Many Facets of Discipline THE Click of Camera Disturbing ^ Lloyd’s Roth Feet Herald Angle By Now in Piston Door Mustaches Go and Eagles Start Winning DETROIT (AP)—Earl Lloyd had h|s foot in the EARL YO ST But Trevino Charms Fan Sporte Editor door of the Detroit Piston’s coaching officie once, but PHILADELPHIA (AP) Khayat, who aucceeded He made no bonea about the The players were unhappy Uake said. "We were success- the Raiders it closed on him and he went on to b ^ m e a busiiiess-. as boss after reason fcr the victories—seven with the_Icss of their mus- jui preseascn playing the ■®“*®*' ** MEXICO CITY (AP) — terlng some imore, then got off he has a dead serious approach He has a history of such COUNTRY CLUB ------man. Bolton’ s Tigers Showing Their Terth —if your boss came in wmiama reetovered fumbles, three pass laches. «. .n . the shot. U to the' game and his responsl- Following are the starting Suddenly he has both feet In Minus the hair charitable gifts. Bolton is mighty proud of its midget football entry o ff your I'’® game, Interceptions, a blccked kick middle linebacker, was the j ' . k.. ./..i *^® Lee 'Trevino had addressed He went immediately to'the Mlities to It. times and pairings for Satur the. office—and he Clin even cn their lips the Eagles won the u,at became a touchdown, most vociferous objector. He's *>®®‘- “" ‘I'"’® '’® *>®®'' ■uccessful mustaches', came off were He donated 2,0uWering to himaelf and again Incident, but Just port of the back In It, to use some of too purse to set up a caddy schol vta "Big E'^Hayes was back In closed sum and replaces BUI A Mg thanks for helping get arship fund a couple of years 7:55-—Kennedy, Sembenotti, six Starts this season and have The Eagles had lost their he knew his playars didn’t run, the time of the order. "I think cur winning comes was the only team uniforms and has pool. The seasons change from vlouslyangry. Trevino, the top-heavy favor- tch*8:23—Homans, Teets. Dubois, . head coach .In Detroit sports Boston Pats toe lush green to toe brilliant “ Lady," he said to toe worn- Ite lor toe title iidion he set out ican Natlondl Orphanage. I Open, and immediately set Heines _ ^ , New York Knicks. * history and /fourth In toe Na aged 38 points per outing. So never turned us down when he $50,000 Awaits don’t knew toe father’s name aside %10,000 to set up an edu- 8:30—Oenovesl, Levltow, Flydal, great has the defense operated ig asked for flnanclal help," Landry Curt, Grim, fpliage In toe rolling Oreeii ®a ‘*'® camera, "I’ll pcse In toe first rotmd of toe Mexl- Hayes, who settled his griev tional Basketball Association. Nl^ntains of Vermont. At Jay *°r you all you Uke when I get can National Open today, cr Just where toe orphanage is, catlcn fund for toe children of *^'g?37_y-go- anything I win to too orphan- who had died In a surfing acci 8:51—Kristof, L. Olgllo, Rohan, Wednesday night, scored only appMntm they "*** Reserve Plav Tennis Event dent Just' a few months earlier. Dvorak Things were not always like sriity To Go With Staubach done, grading, seed planting, And he walked around mut- lucky attitude to the wortd. But age.” 8:68—Kteman, Berger, OIngras, four prints and had to leave toe were Just be- New Players Bonadlea this In BMton. Two years ago Bolton h ^ 40 boys Out for the NEW y O I « ( ^ ) - A WO - ^ ^ 3 0 ^ 0 , Mass.- T. Leone, aliment. The Knicks won easily quesUon never came up. I nev- tennis history—awaits toe win- patriots acquired two pass Hayes, D. EMwards the Tigers were Clawless, los- ™ '’® *»®®" ®® superior that He beat around toe bush talk------^------skier as toe seaaoiiâpproaches. 9:19—Bamlngham, R. Mocaione, U7-98, er even thought about It and Ed ner of a 20-week, $1 million catchers Wednesday in to* Moore stated Jay wc^d open Big M Starts Fast AbroUls, Zamaitls Winter said Hayes refused to never menUoned It.” Ing all seven games. t**"®® ê have used our Ing about injuries and toe kick- ahune" he had to make a . . . 9:36—heath, Fllloramo, O'Rielly, "Then we decided to reor- "*"® l0-yeajM>lds during the Ing game before he finally got choice because he considered tournament, part of which will h“P®* „ “* *„*"* for toe season Nov. 20 and op be substituted into a game Sun- Although when van Breda ganize," Boisoneau said. “ Last I°***"t*» quarters,’’ he added, erate on weekends until Dec. 11 9:33âcklei, A. Calamari, 8. day night and he missed a work- Kriff announced his resignation down to toe reason his weekly quarterbacks performing be naUonaUy televised, and will fl^dav’e Leone, J. Calamari year we won eight of nine Bolton High doesn t have foot- Wednesday press conference ^g,i Staubach iSed No. 2 culminate In DaUas on May 14 ^ I when dally operaUon would In NHL St^Moilartylconklln, Romayko, out Tuesday. But a meeting was Cell said ê would look for a games and gained the Charter tê moment, but toe was Jammed to the rafters with the National Football Confer- Kome here against Houston. commence. Point Race Manella held Wednesday and Winter said replacement from college 9:47—Zemke, J. Macalone, H. Oak Conference’s Southern Dl- could well become a flx- reporters. ence and Morton No 6 Acquired on waivers were Stowe, Glen Ekien and Big NEW YORK (AP) — The Big M is banging those Oardella Benoit he thought both he and Haês ranks, a doctor’s report on toe 9:54—Tarca. Wadas, Treschuk, had a better understanding of condition' of Pistons’ guard . vtsicn 'title.’’ ^® picture within "I will go with Staubach at ^he computer-minded Landry The TV aspect of too tourney Bromley afi are looking for Mg goals home like a million in the National Hockey Schaeffer ‘ * the next five years. If this day quarterback,” he said. will conUmie to call toe plays was announced Wednesday by vAnr man RnSrie seasons. Chatted with many Lgamie ______10:01—Qardella, Oliva, Flclardl, toe situaUon. Dave Bing prompted him not to D rfj comes, a band of youngsters, Roofer Staubach, the third- j- T>aJiiAa <ênae shuttling * a « j secwid-year man Tracey "I don’t want Elvin to feel he waste time appointing Lloyd, Vermont natives apd asked toe 3 ,* Mahovllch, tor NHL player to hold goal-scor- 10:68—Starter’s Time K evam p ea t v o g l t o l ^gn drilled in the fundamentals year man from Navy, was get- U g ^ e ^ s l ! ^ ’ we“ f x question as what they thought ^^rheij, 10:16—Provost, Butkus, Prindle, had to carry the load on toe Forward Terry Dlschlnger is ' . -Before moving to Bolton, of toe sport, and with game ex- Ung his long awaited shot at shuttled tou auarterbacks ox- Championship Tennis, Inc., and anU. the winter miirht h«v Some aald ------^® *®^ Norris of ing record* with three different Cooper shots taken and toe points interim coach for games Fri- toe winter might be? Soine s^d, o,e Chicago Black Hawks re- teams. He holds toe mark of 48 10:22—Willllson, Foster, Betko, Cor- Bolsaneau, a practicing dentist perience on a midget level. running toe Dallas ship whltto j fcr toe final six minutes In - P” ®*' Crabtree ^ “ “ because of toe warm October belt scored,” Winter said. "It’s a day night In Boston and Salur- . In Manchester, served In ' a should be a big asset, Is floundering much toe way it _ *. oucasio Ho left dent of NBC Sports. season In 1967 when4ie had 46 pqrtedly offered a million del- for Toronto, the team he was 10:29—Evelhoch Davls, Baker, D'Amato five-man game and I’m going to day in Milwaukee, with Lloyd number of Capacities In too lo- Boisoneau’s long-range iân- did last year before toe 6 dw- iforton In at toe MisL ‘**® t®'®®®**®- receptions for 716 yards and ‘’‘®"‘ ®‘’ ’’‘® wit** ®‘ t*« tim e « toe reported 10:3^Watson, Nash, W. Skinner, live or (He with that concept.” scheduled to make his debut cal Midget and Pony football ning now calls for a possible ^ i ^ e T L t a g a lot o goal of the season to help „m „c„ dollar Offer. He âres PesainI boys won seven consecutive It was the second demoUon Sundays w o ^ begin five touchdowns whUo jdaytog 10:43—Matava, Butler, Mloganow- Part of Hayes’ dispute with next Wednesday at . home program, ,from coach to preei- pony entry, for boys who are games In a drive to toe Super „ nmvbov in two dava Vet- *<>. at Toronto. for Denver. To make room for aconwacom s^d ®«“ nta^^bout"oto ,a ^ t D^lctpredict ^® ” “ ôulg '‘*’®®* 3 ,^^^ Wednes-t>eaX thectordle mark Howe.' of 49 for Detroit with skl, McLaughlin Winter involved Hayes taking against Portland. dent. He presided as prexy In loo old and too heavy for toe lowl. s i ^ h X f Each M toe 20 tourneys him ^ a hard winter. Very few said 10:60—Belimger, LIpInskI, At*' too many shots In games. Win- Dlachtager was going to day night. The Montreal club record is mlan. Eisner Sr. 1949 before going on to assume midgets, starting next fall, It meant an end to toe con- olark was i^legated to toe taxi ® ^ . ” ***''*« anything about snow, so take 10:67—(SnrtBteiuien, Bolin, Schardt. ter said he wanted Hayes to take handle toe team until Bing had toe same poet In Bolton. Iftpk of money looms as toe your pick. In other NHL games, toe 50 shared by Maurice Richard troversial two quarterback sys- gquad Tuesday for rookie Tony $10,000 to toe wteiwr. Ttoe Stolberg who ^ Black Hawks blanked toe and Bernle Geoffritm. "'u1Sii¥.‘'tfcNamara, R. Mamhall, *«^®>- ®*“ *» the high- ^**®‘;»tly "We have a wonderful organl- Mggest obstacle at toe momeht. tern and a demoUon for seven- ^ ts c h final wUl have a p u ^ of $100,- last week from too taxi squad. Bengston, J. Skinner * er percentage buckets. . serious eye surgery, performed Chatted ^ to President John Philadelphia Flyers 3-0, toe Mahovllch’s 18th goal came zation, cooperation from every- When Bolton undertook Its yearveteran Craig Morton. Landry also announced ^ $5^m to toe wlMer. Dunham at Hogback arid he said , lljU-Hllinskl, Schotta, Whalen, Hayes still was remaining recently at toe University of one. Our playing field and fa- midget football, a budget of $3,- who led Dallas to the Super Wednesday that Gloster Rich- There also wlU be doubles com- rfty. played for D aU ssI^ y w toe new cable will be UD this *5*""®®®^ North Stars shaded on a play he started. He U^ll^?Daley, Barris, Boll*. Frank silent on the dispute. IDs lawyer Michigan Hospital by a team cillties are excellent. Tiilrty 000 was proposed. Thanks to week and will have I a ^ a t e r ^® * ^ ® ‘* ^ “ ’® spoke for him at Wednesday’s headed by Dr. Morton Cooc. Bowl In m o despite a sore ardaon ^ 1 start at spUt end ^ uDhlU caoacltv this homev ski ‘*‘® ^®®^ dangers routed ate left of St. LouU goalie Br- women in the auxiliary have help from many quarters, this arm. for Bob Hayes Sunday against The a m ^ t of "® "L**® “ “ ■ 11:32—Atherton, Clough, Hunt, meeting with Winter and the "Dr. Oooc feels it would be a contributed greatly and our nine goal was realized and toe Landry said "We reached the St. Louis. Hayes Is suffering ®«®.other cut today to make room a r^ loolw^tetTi’flc. JJ*® "*® Wakely. The puck came out ‘Âltemate: Brown Rockets’ management. people on toe board of directors Tigers were able to purchase o miianif/niiii 8^^* . vcry Batiflfled. It for him. A new bubble chair will be i!®l® *® Jacques Lcmalre, who faked ■______^...... and Blow down his recovery pe- point where I must make a in readiness for toe winter sea- °y® ^ Pittsburgh Peng- a shot and passed to Mahovl- really work,’’ toe coach added, the best In equipment. choice at quarterback. The only , ^ ' Involves a substantial rights The Patriots will be without Orit said at the possible Two youngsters In particular Sunday won't be a tudlday In reason I will make a choice is figure.” NBC also has option starting wide receiver Ron Sell- son at Mt. 6 now and it wlU be rf', . ‘®“- '*’»® *>**f P®**®^ ** Pamelli Jo nes Trium phs cîiuTioia "We then felt It who have been outstanding to the hiUe of Bolton but should R-ain H a lts P la y renewals for three years. ers Sunday. Sellers, who In- known as toe Canyon Uft. This T off to ^ ® wide-open net. A would be betbetter__— to_____ have_____ Da've . (AP plioto) for only one reason . . . If any date have been quarterback the Tigers return home from part of our team Is concerned DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — The "This Is a significant breel|- Jured an eye against Dallas two will be toe forth enclosed lift ® ^® „ “ ®^ “ „ ®, „ , Lemalre later scored himself Done Ward and lineman Steve Cromwell \j{lto a victory there BOOTIN’ STEELER—^Roy Gerala has been griving at Snow. ond fastest stort M any player ^ In Recol*d Tim e in Mexico coach." right now possibly that wo first round of toe CaroUnas through for tennis on network weeta ago, was placed on the nic modem NHL history. Bobby Wltham. "Ward Is toe best bock Just might be a lltUe good-na- the Pittsburgh Steelers a consistent field goal don’t have an established num- POA SecUon campionship was telovtelMi," said Hunt and Und- move list, meaning he must Skipped over to Big Bronuey, . rn.i«««.ev Oanodleiw spoiled the coaching BNSE3NADA, Mexico (AP)— Wilson of Costa Mesa, Calif, in Lloyd, a part-time Pistons I’ve ever seen In midget tured bell ringing. weapon. A soccer-style kicker, Gerala leads i the ber one quarterback working postponed Wednesday because e m ^ . , miss- at least two-games. and a great treatat It was, for the ^ debut of BUI McOeary of toe Pamelli Jones, former 'winner a Volkswagen-powered dune scout and a crior commentator _ secondjunmiaJ^ National grass lo ttampB rf toe 1966 team in scoring. He had been rejected by^ Hou ston. for us If that upsets them at of rain. We think t e i ^ has ------Huble- - Bryant,------who---- replaced------to Mahov- Blues. of the Indianapolis 8(», won toe buggy. Jones and Stroppe led ^ all and I’m not sure It does. Jack Homer, estecuUvo secre- toe moet dramaUc Increase of SeUers last' week, has a puUed chamirionfihlp. Many ski fans I t a l i a The victory kept toe Cana Mexican 1,0(X) road race . In that race until they were de- *'■*toe last 'five years as personnel really but if it’s a posslblUty, I tary, of toe section, said toe all sports," added U i^ e i i^ . hamstring muscle and is doubt- and Just plain visitors enjoyed le «hA i-AfA hA Ip lAAiiiv -irA polnts Ijock cf first record time early Thursday. layed by a broken axle. relaticns manager - for the feel I must make a choice.’’ tournament would be shortened "It *®'^‘ tor “ “ Oilers ctmtest. this two-day spectacle. SWere hetue^ m^J^ Wome*1Se’ “ rri P*®.®® N®w York In toe East Di (AP photo) Jones, 36, of Palos Verdes, Race cfflctals attributed toe Dodge Dlvistcn of Cbryster Waterbury Cerp. in Detroit. Landry said it was a “ real to 18 holes el of public Interest.' on rollers encased In tigjit plas vision. OUT JUMPED—^Houston’s Rudy Tom Janovich has a Calif., driving a speclstlly built record to seittiona of tbe rood tic cases came zooming through The Ranarers had Uttle hand’s length over New York’s Walt Frazier in Ford Bronco, crossed toe finish that have been, newly paved The 1860 graduate of West Bowling toeuie siaioinslalom gates set in grass ■ trouble In stretching toelr un fight for rebound. Knicks’ Jerry Lucas got the ball. line at La Paz at two minutes and to a spell of warm weather VliglnU Stale began his play Tough Test for Tribe Franchisee ing career with the old Wasb- -1 r r f f T - BED LEE — Dolly Dawood and racing under winter niles. U l t V J. A K e S 9 I e D beaten strinar to nine by hand after midnight, 14 hours and 69 that has dried out muddy HOME ENGINEERS — Beth 189-481, Sandy Brown 188-488, TurfskifTV P and A a /* German-made i AWaWM e* M _ WM A *4 A nri ' J "D U ~ taging toe toe Kings toelrtheir seventh . _ „ . . minutes after leaving this sea- stretches of desert, tagton Capitals. He came to the Lahah 176, Midge Bergeron 176- To Canada Dottle Whitehead 182486, Betty RoUka were the types used. Ken 1 O W S r C l A l i r C l i a B e straight defeat on home Ice. A ftO thC T WttUCOUt fOT tiO'YCS side community Bob Ferro, >28, of Sherman Platons In 1968 from toe 8 ^ Against Wethersfield 479, Marlys -Dvorak 184-806, Hll- Rogers 199-186-667, Joyce Oor- Smith, was too pro winner and ^-v * •\r ■ wj- Ted Irvine’s two goals led the ------—-- Manipulating toe steering Oaks, Calif., “driving a single- acuse Nationals (now Phlla- ma McComb 184-497, Phyllis PHILADELPHIA (A:P) — riveau 226-194-670, Oln^r Your- $500 richer, vUth Kirk Dice from v F l A & H K e e A l O l t i e Ranger attack. wheel and gas and brake ped- seat VW dune buggy, was 42 delphla I#®™*- Honeymoon may be over for Manchester High’s foot- Heritage 480. The Waterbury, Conn., 1:eam of Tfir-' kas 176-182-629, Betty Richard Cheshire, toe amateur winner. Playing at home alter a sev- als while his navigator, BUI minutes behind Jones. Ferro two years with Detroit before ball team, which snapped a four-game losing streak and toe Class A Eastern Haseball son 462, Harriet Coons 46'r, Leah Charged over to Snow Valley NEW YORK (AP) — Hie city en-game road trip. Chicago Stroppe, 62, cf Lcng Beach, Ca- ■won another off-road race, the reUrtag In 1960 at toe age of 82 SPICE — Sue Malinoski 130, League has been switched to Whipple 491, Marie Delucco 485, and here again everyone was Planning Commission Wednes- goalie Gary Smith recorded his Knicks in Romp lif,, shifted gears, Jones aver- Baja 600, In June. and serving for three years as now ^ a t w o - ^ e win skein Sa^^ [arlene C" ^^7 Nancy Sherbmoke in toe province of an assistant under Coach Dick ^ important CCIL Bee Moqiiin 467. hard at work. Looking up from day unanimously took toe first {trat shutout of toe campaign in aged 66 m.p.h. over toe rocky. The motorcycle team of Mal- Joyce 340.' toe base of toe mountain, or step toward toe acquisition and turning back Philadelphia. Ib e hiUy 832-mlle ^course. colm Smith of San Bernardino, McGuire. meeUiw^ ag . ------Jackson announced NITE OWL — Joan Hunt 198- down from a chairlift, tram or renovation of Yankee Stadium victory kept toe flrst-nlace |Hie cld course record of 16 Calif, and Oiinnar Nilsson of Lloyd was considered one of Ing at 1:80. • aeason. East wlU take Its show kacBY — BUI August 206, Wednesday. gondola, these tralRi are lush to keep toe New York baseball Btack Hawks two ooints ahead hours, 7 mtautqs was set last Sweden was running third on a toe best defensive forwards In Meanwhile. Blast cn toe rood. Pulaski stands at Real Audet 200, Bob Audet 214- Jackson said 469, Ruth Johnston 231-864, Dot Against Houston ___ M W , 1-i.rrr MA-z- OCUU Ul&t B^FHEird Hills 186, Charlotte ' Brandish green against the foUage. Sn, Yankees as a home team. of Minnesota in toe West Divi- year by Drlno MUler and Vic Husqvama 126. the game. Which Malted o«R Uke a houee 3.4 and U coming off a one-point ,201-668, Cy Perkins. 208, Phil Durocher, president of toe Wa- 466, Irma Desimone 462, Mary I hope, they will be long white The seven-member oonunls- gion. ^ CathbUc, 19d8. DesJardins 200, Bill Perkins 214, terbury Pirates, would retain ■fit 'lOa' ribbons of snow. . »lon voted to amend the 1970-71 North Stars edged toe NEW YORK (A P )— Elvin Hayes, Hous'ton’s reluc- straight v lc t^ « . is now tryl^ Thue Its obvious, toe Generals Martin 200-667. Mario ownership of toe franchise and Lourie 461, Marion Smith 468, Lois JMinson 467, Now,______how_____ about you?_ __How__ are capital _ budget _ to provide_ $3.26 mjiaole o LeafsF~r — mion Leuui-u Nanne’s .tsnt Center, Staged another Walkout while the New Yopk ABA Eastern Race Resembling Year A go d ^ m to ly U êt ^ k on toe „® tough one® a g a ^ FrattaroU 206, Nick Cataldo will continue his working agree- ■__ « _ _ ^ A * « t* ______I. I ______x Z .^—1 SVlIlltAM C*Â«*^-iaM A A_ * toe tags?' Why not try and get mliurii In stkrt-up money to ac- ^ i y ‘ ta‘“ toe Knicks staged a walkaway victory over the Rockets, bua iM n n A T E o p r e ss the colonels tcok over theirun- Chartte Scott, toe league's taad- Z “ *® * ^ ® ’’® 668. ment with toe Plttsburgl*Plttsburgli PI "House met with defeat in their last be at 1:80. _____ PINNETTES — Lori Jones d“ som rbir'Xl p e U . this time it apparently had nothing to do with Coach The American Basketball As- nerup spot, downing toe Florid- - __ .added 26. Steve — rates through 1972. 476, Betty Plumlpy 177-1T8-182- êa^r Sl^rRuto s;*”* % ™Ltn?S^tiIif “ Îtnâ^rtoe^CS- *"K three outings _ An unassisted goal by Joey Tex Winter. ®ocla,tlcn^ Eastern Division for toelr sixth vie- K , t l ^ ^ c r J o n ” Saturday afternoon Coach Y LEAOtfE — Art Johnson This Is toe third Can.-ân 636, PhyUis UceUo 184, Sunny run, or Just a lot of walking. The propo^ next goes to too johnston at 14:26 of toe final Hayes, gdio had refused to go uje third period. Before depart- 148-140-136-424, Tony MarinelU city to enter toe EaMem race is beginning to resemble a . „ pcints louowoa oy meu Cliff Demers will send hla Si,.,:.', y v; Panclera 466, Marlon St Mar In the house put a two-tach boaid of estlmê, and then to penod broke a 8-8 tie and gave into a game as a substitute last usuallv hlirh-scortav rerun cf last season. tcry In 10 games. with 26. charges against Pulaski High in Uling’s Booters, 159-419, Hank Martyn 150-400, League, Quebec City and Trols tin 189-488, »Vlvlan Price 469, book on toe floor and place your the a ty ûncU. _ the Golden Seals toelr first Sunday, failed to show up for a netted only one field At toe end of toe 1970-71 cam- Ervtag. the lithe 6-foot-6 for- Kentucky’s Dan issel. last New Britain In a non-conference Gene TTrinzonle 378, Russ De- Rivieres having Joined in 11971. Lois Lajilne 468, Barbara Sei toes on It with heels on toe In all, toe project Is e ^ c t e d home victory In nine games, al- voluntary workout Monday and " ^ ,„ “‘each tolf L toe Knicks palm the Virginia Squires fin- ward from toe University of season’s scoring ebampien and Windham in Tie veau 135-367, Roy Deveau 137- The two Canadian cltleu led fert 464, Katy Spearin 472, Ruth meeting. floor and rise to Uptoe position to cMt ^ $2* mlUlon. In- though It was California's a mandatory practice session fromped ^ j ^ 117-96 vlcitory. l^____ fd ’ first___ a S theto Kentucky Massachusetts, paced Virginia toe current runner-up, poured Coach Dave Wiggln at Man 368, A1 Bujaucius 368, Rocco Lu- toe league in attendance tills Heneghim 181-616, Wanda Ibse- and repeat a dozen times. This c*u^°"'P®® ® viciory. isnea nrsi ana Colonels ming’s varsity soccer team pacchlno 360, Ken Seaton 187- past season. Elsewhere in the NBA, Phoe Colonels wound up second. And with 29 pcints against Dallas. in 33 points for toe chester hopes his club can con lauskas 461, Barb Algren 479, will stretch those calf muscles. ‘**“nl pillar^ to Improve toe games. Winter. He then begged out of nix edged Buffalo 100-98, Cin- that's Just the way they’re run- “ When he gains ccmsistency against toe Floridians. The ^ the Windham High fros'h 373^ pirkey 140-369, Andy "I expect that Sherbroolce Sophie Kravontka 460, Marie tinue on Its merry way. How Sits ups are good for toe waist- view, adding 8,(KX) box seats. In- ______Wednesday night's contest, cinhatl trcxinced Philadelphia now. cn defense, he wUl be one of Ocdonels went aheqd to stay " WetoCT^'eld can’t^)e*clas- t>Attled to a 2-2 tie..yesterdaiv Lamoureaux 146-366, Howie will be Just as big an asset to Bolls 488, Elma Amundsen 176. ever, Wethersfield can’t t - __ line and some knee bends will stallatlon of escalators, In- complaining of a stomach all- 124-100, and Chicago downed The Squire’s led by rookie toe super forwards In basket- 109-108 on two free throws by slfled• In toe same mold as Ma- ™ ® ^ Hampton 189-878, Ed Kovls 187- the League as the addition of strengtoen toe thigh muscles creased parking faclUUes,' and The 1978 U.8. Open golf ment. Julius Svtag,’ ralBed from a ball," said Chape’ Coach Tom ancy Powell with Just over a loney High of Meliden and Pen- Brian M o ^ scored first for 366, Don StmmcHis 360, Fred Quebec City and Trols Rivieres Atlanta 113-100. which you will need for some easier approaches from too Ma- championship will be play^ at He did not* return to toe Na- Earlier Wednesday, , Hayes 84-63 halfUme deficit Wednes- Nlssalke. "Feyr forwards can minute rematalng. Four fw l ny I ^ ^ of East Hertford, BUng but Windham came back McCurry 364, John Rleder 143- in 1971,” Jackson said, ‘"nils is Tom Seaver of those moguls i®*" Expressway and the Oakniont, Pa., Oountay tlcmal Baaketball Association day night and beat the Dallas move like he does.” shots by Artis Gilmore ta we s L ^ o lle c t e d by the Tribe to t^ y twice agalMt reseme 378, Charlie Whelan 137-186-390, a step tqward toe Eastern Talked recently with Billy ®ther highways. Club for toe fifth time. game anerafter leaving midwaymldwav inIn management ®In ân the effort Rock- to CtoaparralB 127-117, raising Nell Johnson contributed 28 Mnetag seconds cllnitoed toe , . . , . ogoalie'/’mIIo TYflVaDave VA.T*rA1"AltlYaworaki. f»UVGuy 'TalTal* Ed Burbank 140-363, Chet No- League goal of having four the last two weeks. Kidd, an Olympic medalist. resolve toelr differences. toelr record to 9-3. Meanwhile, pMnU for the Squires, vdille victory, Wethersfield_ Is _ sUll in uie ley’s goal knotted the count In 'wlckl 138. teams In Canada.’’ Disappointed ru ru ^ forTshareof toeOCIL toe fourth quarter. now a pro racer who will bo In "Elvin wanted and received Japan for toe Olympics with Gerry an opportunity to air his tlUe with a 6-22 record and trtdlstixuis Hal xwiwmieoRawlings «€«*had a.a chance to MERCANTILE — ^jerry u • u NBC as a color commentator. Platt, Conard and Hall, all with vrin It for BUng late in toe game dark 138, Ed Burbank 138-139, 1 5 m i n S 3 1 t l O m C , , Being No* 2 views," said Larry Kartlgner, Kidd is in good condition and MAJ$n BSSnx’S Hayes attorney. "HO wanted to 6-1 standards. Both Maloney but toe Windham goalie made a Harry Buckminster 136-382, c * * f ORBENWICM (AP) — “ I is going back to Colorado for MANCHESTER TIRE. INC. and Penney have yet to win thU sensatlwua bave. He.nry Wlsneskl 169 388, Tony S t H t l lS O l IrrOfeU ask some questions and he re have to feel disappointed,’’ said further trailing and getting fall. IlUng’s record Is now 7-2-2. Ya«cano 146-396, Gene Phaneuf o . •i| . • •• 1 pitcher Tom Seaver cf toe New ceived answers. Everybody is Just how far Manchester can ------143-372, Jehn Naretto 364, Rick o t l ll f ^ 1 1 0 8 t lO 1 1 3 l > lC ready lor uie pro circuit races. happy now. Everybody under PAELPHINNEY York Mets today after learning The pros will be chasing a come back from Its disastercus Jontllla won three races and Breem 364, BUI Faber 354, Sam. OHABUE DTBON CHABIJE he finished second In the Cy . F##TBALL FfRECAST stands each other and we’re go rainbow of $600,000 In. cash for start will be known late Satiir- earned 390,140 at the 1971 Mon- LlttliJ 366, Stan Mlruckl 367, BOSTON (AP) — The talk Young Award balloting, "thls'^ ing to try to win toe .^ball the 16 pro races, of toe year,, day afternoon. mouth Park toroughbred meet- Ken Montle 378, Bryce Hunt centerd arcund defensemen as was' toe best year I have ever' By MAJOR HOOPLE battle on Nov. 13 for their Ivy Georgia Tech 23, Navy 18 game.” . ■' For only tlje second Ume this tag. 371. the Boston Bruins prepared for five of which will be held In toe PIGSKIN GENIUS crown, «dll k e^ toelr records Georgia 29, Florida. IT 'The Rockets—and Hayes- FREE Robbins, Dyson, Phinney—^------pitched.” I - tonight’s game at the Gardeni Seaver, who won toe award East and one in Canada. unsullied as toe Big Red Harvartl 21, Princeton 16 tried, but they couldn’t avert against toe St. Louis Blues. in 1969 as toe National They have already over 200 Egad, friends, after, the whacks Brown 39-9, and Dart- Illinois 88, Indiana 26 toelr ninth loss. In 11 games. Ted Green, who has no't League’s top pitcher with a 26-7 pro races signed up for the tour,, rash of upsets that swept mouth rolls over ColumMa, 47- Colorado 86, Kansas 12 With Walt Frazier firing in .31 played a game all season, re Three Familiar Runners record, lost out to Feiguson and Kidd expects many of toe across the nation’s colle^- I'* ~ um-kumph. Kent State 28, Marshall 7 points, Jerry Lucas hitting his SAFETY CHECK Blackman Rights Illini Ship mained a questlcn mark after*' Qlympluis to turn pro after toe The Mg surprises of toe day 16, Alabama 10 first seven shots from toe field Jenkins of the Chicago Cubs. gridiron last Saturday Wednesday's workout. Green Olympics. Last year Kidd was doubt wonder- *vUl take place at Baton Rouge **oly Cross 18, Massachusetts 11 and finishing with 21 points and "I was more consistent than I _ t-la A^J 6*k a **WIa «SvI ^ I « t a l a *I .... _ a , m ^ a m ^ aa» . a. a U m SSA #A SS At 'mrASMS^lslA tA YTkilt nAA—JlxÂA -aaAJI aaam A A m a I maAm has been sidelined with pulled ever, was,” Seaver. said. ” I having a bit of trouble ■with his j urhat’a in atore fo r thn twice-defeated LBU whacks Houston 41, Memphis SL 14 Bill Bradley adding 20 points, otrmach xmuso’.es.- knew Jenkins was toe primary ankle, now It seems to be OK uômSIg weên± high-flying (8-0) Alabama. 18- Michigan 49. Iowa 17 toe Knicks were, in complete W e Check If Green ,1s not fit to return to Ready for, Holiday Race so back to Steamboat Springs tmm UAnniA a.Bali Game." "After Ohio State Scored BeatenBesten's * first Wdraft ehoirnchoice, last ihsf^thff" Sraditinnaltraditlpnal Five Mile “ ®.!®.'^ will be a’good day for toe chalk *"*®’ “ har-rumph! Okla. St. 22, .Kansas St. 20 onds left enabled Itooenlx to he leaped from the Ivy Ri^kmnn'wail victimized bv twlce in th'e first five minutes June amenv the over-ê tan- xi*" j r> ... ' . i. ^®'*1. ^ ® ^ ***® crowd'expected to number well ball Writers Association of bettors — kaff-kaffi Now go on with the forecast. Penn., State 64, Maryland 7 League Tower comforts as because cf our mistakes and ior^ the overage Jun m Manchester of too New Y w y ôneer CTub. thousands again, os It America fMled to pick aaavor Oregon 28, Air Firce IT break a 96-96 tie with the — FcMt. CourtttoiM Service •— Such major unbeatens as Ne Notre Dame 28, Pitts. 16 Braves. Then, with eight sec ! Dartmouth’sT Y n m 4 - 1 1 4-lt «y«>n. to®, can look has for the past quarter centu- on.toe first three spots on bal- Sports Slate braska (8-0), Oklahoma (7-0), Arizona St. 42, Brigham Young Arkansas °88, Rice 6 After six straight losses, he , eames of «/ h .i ^y*®, ®"°7*®*^ , u j * *u oc+u a triumjto In the local run. The „ lot, "Nobody knows how peojê 21 onds remaining. Van Arsdale football coach to the Uni .1 ^ u. victory tn c ur rum games or move Wednesday to strengthen be on hand for the 85th „ „„„„ Jlj,, wiiiimnntle mam y Georgia (8-0), Penn State (7-0), So. Cal. 38, Wash. St. 10 said, he received crank letters ,i,e season, 1' tocught“we were ih r d etaîrT qulrinr 87-year-old WlUlmantlc m ^ ' „^ v «d 'v o te and What they are thinking j THURSDAY Army 19, Rutgers 6 sealed the victory with t'wo free ★ SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ★ versity 0^ Illinois. Mlchlngan (8-0), Toledo (8-0), Stanford 18, UCI.A 14 throws. He topped all scorers His llllni lost their first six Soccer Auburn (7-0), and toe Ivy pow Auburn 88, Miss. State 22 Syracuse 27, Boston Col. 14 , setting and even anonymous „ „ „ Illlng vs. Sage Park at Wind with 31 points. Bob Kauffman games ' this season, being L man said. " Then Injury took ggles Ktags on'waivfers. "riLv- 'T'*'® ®“’®‘®‘" the hlil^dred' r"e7atlvis "iiid “ e i^d ers Cornell (6-0), and Dart Washington 28, California 22 Mlesleelppl 36, Tampa 12 „ phone calls at his home. sor was high for Buffalo with 24 blanked In toe first .three after three-fourthss— o— f our--- backfleld. iiA-upi,1 . 033 0 , iiauj,ad beenuccii ptayiiinplaylnir fcrh.»t He Dyson and Paul Phtaney. •ocend separtea will first and rmta toirt fe%v jj^gnds turnedv*#sssw« out. Last ^year } only •• 28 years old, he mouth (6-0), will rack 'up fairly 0*n®lnn*a N. Texas St. 11 Tennessee 17, So. Carolina 8 "We' had to gather en- . uo. g.ciyiiir. rtvami uriii enmn«t* for .. __ _aditad "maybe someday I SATURDAY easy trium]dis. Colgate 18, Bucknell 12 points. . GOODYEAR SNOW TIRBS Blackmqn had avoided shutouts besides a back-breaking toe Seattle Totems In toe West- Robbins, a pracUctag physician ua’s *^®*'® entries and an ^ ® 0 . SMU 26, Texas A&M 18 Van Arsdale’s brother, Tom, •at Dartmouth for 90 ' con- thuslasm," said Blackman, who g schedule against si,?, erq Hockey L-eague on lean at the Middletown State Hospl- H*® ' estimated 10,000 spectators. '®^!,,*^* another onaqip on toe Football- -A We see Nebraska spanking »«*mouth 41. Columbia 17 'Texas Tech 8, TOU 7 (Sure Grip IV Black): a $ 9 1 __ I__I M___V ____T*. 1______* t___ ^ ...... __ A._ aa-_ 1)6611 U9lKn6(l WO. Wall. ■ Manchester vs. Wethersfield pumped ta S2 points an(i 'secutlve...... games...... a. S .V n 'k ;r:i; .■hTT.uw; ;,Tv, urZvy.i:.-*. ^ ™. Big Eliiit rival Iowa State, 46- S®!!!**'.’-**™®*!?'!?? *• . u Texas SO, Baylor 8 grabbed 13* rebounds, helping' (600xl»- 700x18) Mb f o r ^ ■ e T V Fed. Ti^ , Then the 62-year-old coach loMball Wê an oldtime medl- top 20, we had a combination of the property of toe Bruins from 26th Ume, Dyson, like Robbins ^ East Catholic at Pulaski i 12. Also ta the Big Bljît, Okla- H**? Hilane 84, Ohio U. IS Hartford Public at Rockville homa will smotoer hapless Carolina |2, Oatidson H (Tlnctanatl break a six-game ;pulled toe rip cord and toe II- ®*"® J y"®"' during things tc overcome. Before the i98l tc 1983 after being jlraP.ed a former University of (JonnecU- .t hi.*^nfiiit IxOulevlUe 8, Tulea 0„ losing strqak with Us victory Being Stopped hy P oli^ Missouri, 88-12. -llnl upset Purdue and North- fP''*"*; practice that We weê ex- purjue game I really had a (rem Chicago. cut runner, will be In the field Y®®' Utah State 28, Wyoming IS over Philadelphia. Matt ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★********* western the last two Saturdays, ttemcly thin In spet? and had strong feeling that’, we were go- He spent most cf that time for ttie 17to Ume and Phtaney, ®"® ‘ ®*’ ® ■P®®*“ ® • In the Southeastern, Georgia Bowling Green 40, UTex. Quokas, making his first start Mon. - Tues. • Wed. 8 - 6i80 * Thun. - Frl. 8 • 8 Sat 8 • 1 ■ They will be favored to defeat roany deficiencies. We bad a jjjg (j g|| together and with Providence cf the Amerl- reUredi Manchester High teach- During World War II while Approve iSnmifer Nothing New to McCloskey will roll over Florida, 39-17, and Arl>ton21 fob the Royals ta backcourt, di Indiana,.thts weekend. young team,and. In seme re- win. And we did.” can Hockey' League and was er and cross country coach, wllL army In Europe, an PAOU, Pa. (AP) Dlirec- Auburn . will ^ take the measure Vanderbilt 18, Kentucky 10 rected the attack with 14 as 'tThat losing streak was one ®Po®is, some slow leairiers of a Blackman said there is nrt traded to the Black Hawks In also tie on hand for toe 17th 88mm shell badly shattered his THOMASVIU.E. N.C. (AP) — times he had promised hlmeelt torv ot the CUum AA Bostern Mlii. 8tat6» 88*23. VlUanova 24, Boston U. 12 sists and 14 points, while age of toe moet frustrating Umes In ®®'v 'v® wanted, to In- 'j, difference In coaching In 1931, He is expected to arrive c'inso'’utl” e h>'llday trrt over ôg, ''AmiMÛon was toe dec! It was nothing new to Wake he would dlrve more carefully. Virginia 86, Va.'Tech 8 Baseball League have approved Michigan will trounce Iowa, less Johnny Green added 28 my life," Blackman told toe ®.® ; And we had a team that j^y League and the Big in Besten either teday or Frl- Manqhvster’s paved streets. Sion but toe young OI held out Forest basketball coach Jack As he started out of the city ,, a transfer of owershlp of toe In a Big Ten meeting and Wake Forest 28, Wni. g Mary and a miracle happened. The MoCloskey when he was Wednesday there was that fa- points. : Associated Press. "But when I ‘ ‘“‘®“® winner.” Tg„ \ ■ j^y The - race starts at 10 ;80 bn XElmlra, N.Y., franchise to two Toledo will keep toe nation’s 12 ARCO 0 started at Dartmouth In 1955, Blackman revealed that there "Bverytotag fs rei'atlve,” h? Cfcuch Tom Jehnzon said Ger- leg was saved and Phtaney stopped Wednesday by Thomas-. miliar blue flashing light in his who plan to operate toe .longest win streak Intact as Wi'atani Mich. 22,. Miami, O. 10 ‘ *'® ^*®"® f Mi Mata Street, opposite School was able to return to running, vllle police. mirror, end a patM car pulled iwe lost our first five—then got was a star status disciplinary said. "The alumni want, to win ry Cheevers, bethered with Street. club- for too aovoland Indians, they make It 82 straight by iJicwta 8t. 16, Cota. 81. u 7 r*"*®: 'going. And that’s what we’re lactor that had to be overcorqe. just as much there''as here. knee problems, will be In gcal He came to Manchester 17 He was leaving . toe city, him over to the curb, Purdue 27, Wlscuiisln 21 Chet Walker scorOd 16 of his offloltUs of the league said Mon- turning back Northern Illinois 23 points ta too third quarter: UP TO 8 MONTHS TO PAY 'doing now." "We had to establish toe fact “Nowadays, coacheti attend tonight, making hib feurth start Sponsors will be Nutmeg For- years ago to replace the retlr- heading for Winston-Salem, The officer asked sdveral dev. . 44-14. Penn State, toe only un- Dayton 20, Xaytar 8 and Bob Love collected 11 of Blackmen’s aim at Illinois that rules are made for every- clinics all ever toe ccuntry and cf the aeosun. "qheevers has tc ®®*- ^^11 Cedars of Lebanon, Ing Pete WIgren as track and home of Wake Forest, after ad- questions, then wrote on a tlok- Roy JaLwpn, president of the beaten club among the major Yale 26, PeniisvIvmUu 14 y ^was rebuilding statewide en- body,’’- he said. "And when study movies of many teams. g;et seme work," Jehnson said, Robbins, who captured 11 Na, oroee country coach at Man- dresstag a Thomasvltle civic et: “Welcome to ThontasvlUe league, said* the Kansas City indenendsntIndependent teams,teams. shiMildshould have Oregon 81. 81, Arltoim 16 his IB as Chicago overcame a ; thuslasm for toe university some players leanied that we 'Diere Is ncthlng really new, "You have to keep beth goal- Uonal long dUtonce Utles, In, Chester High. Pliinhey had on club. In his talk, he had re- and return again soon,” little trouble with visiting Wesleyan 12, Williams 10 46-46 Atlanta halftime lead and MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. Royals agreed to"'sell the fran beat too Hawks. Bob Weiss was ^whlch was shaken first by a wouldn’t look toe other way If There Is no such thing as sec- tenders In top shape.” - ■ outstanding eluding two record natlcnal until marathons, his ferred to two _ previous . visits to About that Urns ssvsral msm- chise to Kenneth ttorsburgh Jr. Maryland, The Hoople System- Coasl Guard 17, Case.Wesleni 8 295 fliROAD ST. (OPPOSITE SEARS AUTOMOTIVE) TEL. 64S-1181 , slush fund scand^ then by a toey didn’t abide by toe lilcs, tlcnal type fcotfcall. The only Johnson said ho Is hoping for has been psiilgned No. 1 to wear early reUnment last spring. 'rhomasville when he wa# hers of the omo club drove up calls It 84.7 for toe Nlttahy Trinity 86', Amherst 20 ' ,g' high for the Bulls with 27- and Carl Fazio, who will oper . . AMPLE FREE PARKING Lecord of only five Big Ton vie- toe'tT'new respect was glveiT us. difference may be In the tlepto as good a performance as Sun- cn the frcpl. and back of his It’s old timers, Uks Robbins, stopped by traffic officers. Both and confessed, that University Lions. O' Oehtral 21, AIC 8 polnts. The Hawks’ Lou Hudson ate the club In 1973 under a ______ewA took game honors with 32 " lories in four years under Because cf rule vlolaUons.i we and toe physical size of day's 8-2 victory ever Min- running shirt. Twice he won Dyarn ani Phtaney who have times he was let off with a of North Carolina fans in the working agreement with the Cornell. and Dartmouth look- Pulaski 14, East Catoollc 18 The Old ley Himielf Wetherelleld 21, Manchester 20 Ck>ach Jim .yalek. left a fine linebacker home squads.’ ncsota. 'i toe Five Mller, beck in 1946 — played a big part In toe success worHlhg, he said, and both club had staged the prank. 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PAGE EIGHTEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTl'ni. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB 7 H M « h a n p B M z e g s HOW«ABOUTA Tvijs rrcHiN' MAYB£ NOW } ^NOBOpy APMITTSP 13 TlÊRE OUGHTA BE A LAW _A*B A SQOirriN' FLOWKKr POWPBK IS WONT BB \ \ THERE WAB A Buiinets SorvIcM ______BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wanted-Mde 36 Artietos Per Sole 4 8 ! LOrSA LAUBHSi «O O P PBItA Aiiiwfr to Ntoioui foulo ÂUBPICIOUS.l J PROBLEM WITH LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also ^S"*ORRy,6IRr' MARTHM HEREK tHE OLP ONE! , W e t Stuff WHAT 141MI9-. A C LIP J d iM T ? W BTLUER operator for large soft TWO kitchen sinks, 31x13", two ’ FUN! A BRANP-NEW BUT TALH^ moving large appliances. lAOO IT UP AGAIM* VOU CHARGED MV FIRST OW - drink bottling firm, full-time compartments^ good aa new, ! is CLASSIFIED Burning barrels dsUvered, $4. RAPIP ME lO< 100 M O C R ^ dUSTNERVdOS.J 8:80 — midnight. Immediate $16 each. Wooden atorm win-*^ COMPLITK ACROSS 3 Cascade ' 644-1778. I GUESS" opening, good opportunity for down and acreena, 66)i"x8SK", I WITH 1 Morning 4 Inclination f e r " ' experienced person to grow In 61"x81H", 61"x37t4”, 4tx- ' nMBERLAND Tree Service— 6UARANTEC moiiture 5 Ireland a position, with establlriied 28%". Excellent condition, $3^ 4 Bodiei of .jO Unwilling ADVERTISING Tree removal, pruning, lots firm. Good starting pay, excel- each, formica bar top 38x74", ' water 7 Coterie cloarej. No job tbo big or W m£M R' . lent benefits. Apply Coca (3olar*Hlg- 649-6048. ’ 8 ---- water 8 Frequent CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS small. Fifteen years experi 9 Too 461 Main St., Ejast Hartfiord. ------! 12 EucheriatIc 8 A.M. to 4i30 P.MT ence. Bonded, Insured, 742- 9 KWECZMIMKL wine cup 10 Peruse FlhIK HE'S BECH ------=:— ... - ...... DARK RICH stone free loiun, I 13 Have Hie 11 From himself 6606. ------8 yards $30. Sand, gravel, * 14.Niutical term (Latin) COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVX OVERCHARSED- Help Wonted - sbme, manure, pool, and patio | 15 Bridle part 17 Greeted SHARPENING Service —Saws, » flg,T OUT lU C 3 7 send. 648-9604. 16 Greek wood 10 Anatomical 28 Dlstributa problem 4tS0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLIOATION knives, axes, shears, skates. S A eW i lU M - M aw or Female H (pi.) networks 29 Fruit drinks 43 Far ofl rotary Uadea. Quick service. LUWD B OeedUne (or Betoidey end Monday la 4 iBO p.m. Friday ^ REAL Estate training course VERMONT Slate, Grade ‘,‘A " er 23 European 31 Finest (comb, form) Capitol Equipment Oo., 88 BY HANK LEONARD 20 Opposed to capital 33 Portable 44 Roman date sponsored by EvaVu A Clapp 8WiS*d, $7.60 per ^0 square foot MICKEY FINN cathode 24 Certain chair 46 Sleeveless Main St., Manchester. Hours Co. Starting November 13, o*Fton. Call (M9-4S86, 21 Rot flax European 38 Greeter garment PLEASE READ YOUR AD dally 7 ;80-B, ITiursday, 7 :s6-B NOW BEAT IT, LENNY! Y GRAB THE ■ H T THAT’S RON RAyKER.' complete tmlnlng for state EXCELLENT clean loam, f ' I'D IF YOU'RE SEEN WITH f FIRST BUS, 22 Skewer 25 Genus of 40 Adherent 47 Always Saturday, 7:80ri. 648-7968. Z IP P ER -U P^ 24 Clement of deism 48 Native of (Saaalfled or "Want Ada" are taken over the phone aa a ut salesman’s Itcenw. Successful yard truck load delivered, $30.^ IT LOOKS OKAY, KONl I DIDN'T . BETTER ME, YOU'LL BE I N y AND GO AS true olives oonvenlenoe. The advertlMr Bhonld read hlo « d the ITB8T B LET lIlM 26 Qenuine 26 Fortification 41 Clenched Copenhagen S’TBPS, sidewalks, stone walls, SILEHCE. applicants will be sponsored call 644-2437 ^ S£E VYEA7ALL HANOIN', AROUND I TAKE THIS TROUBLE! FAR AS IT'LL DAY IT APPBABS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the GET ADCUAR J0CE5* 27 Little (Scot.) 27 Flight of hands 50 Brazilian fireplaces, flagstone terraces. by, and guaranteed assocla. OUTSIDE.' THE NEAREST BUS BANDAGE TAKE you! F LA6T» next Inaertlon. The Herald la reaponalble (or only OB|E In- TOO MUCH iH STOP IS ON SIXTH STREET! OFF MV 30 “Lily maid steps 42 Industrial wallaba AH concrete repairs, both In tlon >yUh, this expanding firm SCREENED loom, sand,’ of Aatolat" eorreot or omitted Inaertlon tor any advertlaement and then HEAD.' side and outside railings, land tUANGE*»IIO«f of Realtors. Opening fifth loca- gravel, processed gravel, ‘ t l- f 32 Paused 1 2 1 4 t 8 7 t r ~ IT r r only to the extent of a "make good" Inaertlon. Errors wbleh 34 Laid anew, do not leaaen the valno of the advertisement will not be scaping. Reasonably priced. WHATDOTOU tlon In the spring. Intensive istone, fill. Also buHdoMr and^ as a rug li 12 14 oorreoted by "make good" Inaertlon. Call 648-0861. HEAR? follow-up training In all the backhoe service and droin“' 35 Fancy facets of successful real estate fields. George H. Orlfflng, An- ’ 36 Balance (ab.) 1$ It \i LIGHT hauling and moving. pracUce. All instructors - are dover, 742-78B& 37 Eccentric 1$ i r a r Clean shops, stores, etc. Rea- graduates of the Realtors In------wheels 643-2711 . sonable prices. 640-7782. Any- 39 Expiree stitute. Call Mr. Dwyer at ALUMINUM sheets used aa • OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 40 Low und hill 21 Ume. Always on hand! Evans ft Clapp, 647-1464. printing plotea. .009 thick, 3Sx'|; 86", 26 centa earii or 6 (or $1. • 41 Distant ST u 21 29 M ARTHA Ae TERU "Z l/A fp iE ^ IF IT 'S TOO IM^RKA IN H ER E a i n t h e a t i t s t h SC3HOOL bus drivers, Bolton, 648-3711. IT ' TH ' ' 42 Pigpe'ni Automobiles For Sole 4 e x c a v a t i n g , b u l l d o z i n g HAMMOND, IND. FOR yOO.COULPN'T VOU HAVE WEIGHT/ I’M JU ST LIVIN' 45 Made U ______— ______grading, septic tank and draln- hours 7:20-9 a.m., 2-8:60 p.m. ■ OPENED THE WINDOW IN h 33 WITHIN' M'/MEANS, IS ALL manifest PLTMOUTH 19M, runs good, age work. State licensed, fully Minimum age 23 years. We OFFICB copier, unused, fully - STEAD OF DUMPINOA/IOST --THIS IS ABOUT a l l I 49 Cogitates M, OF THE BEDPINO CAN SUPPORT 1 HERALD $160, or best offer. Phone 643- Insured. Residential and corn- will train. 649-8400. automi^c, roll fed, $660., new,“ 51 Hawaiian PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER ON THE FLOOR COM FORTABLV/ I / N It 2607. merclal. Latulippe Broe. Inc. sacrifice $300. or beat offer. 52B^ht z m BOX LEHERS 742-9477, 872-4866. Building Contracting 14 Bonds - Help Wonted-Female 35 c o n t r o l counter help needed, ps|)er, chemicau tm older: PRISCILLA, A F T E R A L L , W IT H A L L 41 1964 MERCURY Colony Park, D IO Y O U LIBRARIANS , ITHOSB BOOKS cheers Stocks — Mortgages 27 . —r—rrr-r:------® »'8l»t« a week, Tuesday, Frl- machines, 648-3466. block, a l l ’TYPES repairs, carpen- LEX3AL Secretary — East of day and Saturday, approoct- KNIOW H A V E TO TO R E A D ? .? 53 Nuisance 42 43 44- 48 47 M For Your 9-paasanger station wagon. MASONRY — Brick, LIBRARIANS EAT, TOO 54 Oriental coin Inforination Clean, good condlUon.' Phone stone, cement work and re- !ry, tile, kitchens, bcUfas, addl- m o RIOAOES -• 1st and 2nd river, typing and short- mately 16 hours, $1.86 per 80-OALLON aquarium, com-. G E T R A ID ? 55 Exploit 4$ so li 649-6802. pairs including fireplaces and tlcns, garages, painting, heat- mortgages—Interim ' financing hand. Two years experience In hour. Muet be over 18 yean of plete with stand, dynoflow fll*; 56 Crafts 57 Before 12 u U 'THE HERALD will not ______M3-7367 after 6. _ expedient and confidential «*tate expert- age. No phone calls, apply to ter, two beaten, hood light, disclose the IdenUty of LiuMBJT, 1966, 2-door hardtop, ■■______------— —".i:___ ~— 7"— r:------t:— t r> tj«oi *«. once a plus. Excellent bene- manager. Parkade Bowling and other accessories. $80,. DOWN H U ft? any adverUser using box automaUc. Call after 6, 649- SNOW PLOWING, com m ercial GENERAL Cwitractlng — Car- ***^ “^ e ' o' Estate As- FeeSalw WM L em ^” ^ Phone 649-0647. 4 and residential. Reaaonable pontry. roofing, siding, gut- «>c., 648-8129. Pald. S ^ $128. Lanes. 1 Flatfishes letters. Readers answer 2444. „ ______Rita Girl, 99 B. Center St., 2 Exude ing blind box ads who rates. Contracts accepted. CaU ten, maaonary, addlUons. No n q W! Mortgage money Manchester, 646-8441 DISHWASHER, part-time, 11 TAG SALE — AU types oi\ (NiwspAFiz iNTiaraisi associationi desire to protect their 646-8467. » job too amaU. Free estimate, available with no appraisal or ------^ ^ ------a.m.-8 .p.m. Apply . . . Acadia Res- handcraft, candles, atUc tress-' idenUty con follow <• this 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, complete 649-0778. service charges. MANCHESTER’S mori conve- taurant, ToUand Tpke., Man- uren, clothes, furnitun, etc. 8, procedure: ly rebuilt. $800. Call 640-6944. TWO YOUNG married men will ...... — IntervlewB. No' obligation, "lent food store, needs woman cheater. Oakland St, Manchester, No-^ do small repair Jobs and paint Enclose your reply to 5Qg. to work, evenings and week- vember 6th and 6th, 1041 p.m. the box in ah envelope — sp«i.is,.vK « ______« SS“ ««»«««w-.«i- QUALITY playpen, ccflonial uddress to the Classified AclAeiSjutsOjk 3 3 baby changer, old tooU, wood- TJA Mb U.t N». OW. U "4 Manager, Manchester . . ______en cape storms and screens. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Evening Herald, together 646-1700. with a meiiio listing the T ^ B SERVICE (S^cler) - menta sold and repaired, êet statewide.' Credit ratliix uiuiec BABYSITTING In my licensed 648-9628. [ companies you do NOT ---- ;;—IT Trees cut, building lots clear- music and accessories. Ward home. Vicinity Center and Me- vwj.— __ ' 1964 VOLKSWAGEN BeaUe *___ _ „ *— ir-.,.. a«. iw«a essary. Reaaonable. Conflden- GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN want to see your letter. ______>• '* tree® topped. OOt a tree Knuae, 643-6386. Ual. quick arrangementa. Al- WOMAN to woi* In rest home, Kee Streets. Telephone Your letter will be de problem) Wril a-orth phone size 14, mink collar, like now, new fuMit end, brakes and « ,.» vln Lundy Aêwy, 627-7971 1 9 p.m. Call 64941986. 9728. 649-8716. T H E W ORRV W A R T ll-H stroyed if the advertiser fl HM >f M4A IwL. TM t»e >1 N* OW. I Is one you’ve menUoned. muffler this year. Asking $896. ______100 COnaUtuUon Plaza, Hart- MATURE woman to woric all MOTHERS — TWII. ciure for w o r n - - u jw v ' X Call alter 6 p.m., M9-9479. Roofing - Siding 16 r f - r If not It will be handled JUNK CARS removed,______ford. $10 Evenings, 233-6879. day Monday and part-time your child In my licensed f7/7Al'T ^ !J l) juer w& m p in the usual mmmer. each, any condition. Call 872- q u t t e r s and roofs, all types . “ ‘ flAH" ««■ ' Z ^ ^ - 4 n 2 ^ V 6 p ' ‘m:'i fÔOi 1969 'TEMPEST, $1,690. 1964 9*88. re p a u ^ ripiaced, Rea- B usiness O p p o r t u n it y 28 zumaKIsb niHrsAa CH'a a A a tl. mw m JtlUlCnCfitCr P&TlC&QOa — RAL// Corvalr, $250. CtaU 872-0857. FOR RENT Cihlpmore brush « » « b l e prices. Free estl- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Lost and Found 1 chipper with man, hour day or mates, 648-1369. ~ * * B T s r r n * o ... m , F « S <«h I F « a 4 * A : ' -TAES CAU- MiM'RRiMcerj 1966 FORD XL. Bucket seats. week. 743-9606. .U .L A P L A N T - Siding, roofing, dous future potential! For de! Bolton, days. Phone 646-7286. sbjasONED cord /rood, cut to VW MAVie A Vl5l1'0R.'6l(?E, POUND — ’Hie best place to Immaculate. Must be seen, choose home decoratiqns and Pbwie 649-4612. ‘ CARPENTER, ' available eve- '^torm windows, awnings. Qual- tails, Mr. Lombardo,' Belflore “ lengUi, free deUvery, E. Tso- nlngs and weekends. No job too ‘‘X workmanship, free estl- Agency, 647-1418, Hiiuara St., Manchester. mans, 742-M07. T ^ K I t r Dogs - Birds - Pels 41 W ^dns, 688 M S n ^ ^ **Y o u r W or too s m ^ . Call Stephen insured. 646-8417, ...... , - ASSISTANT bookkeeper with > - y - ___ _ condlUoo, 1,700 miles. Call Martin, at 646-7206 after 2 p.m. 872-9187. FIREWOOD for sals. WUl outi home town friendly world axii.w«a ’x.o « P riv o to InStrUCHonS 3 2 -ecrotarlal ridiu for to any length. WIU dsUvar. $20., gifts. Telephone, 648-6171. BIDWELL Home Improvement -s. 'small pleasant office. Fringe BLACK poodle puppies for sale. a plojc-up load. OsU 743-8486 af- i — Z—Z— — rTTT. PARTS for sale from a 1966 oMnw commernlBl Co- Expert Installation of alu- EXPERIENCED professional beneflts. Salary commenw- AKC registered. CaU 649-1807. ter 4. LOST Passbook No. 6-1438 ^ T O . Motor, etc or rosldenUal. 646-1634. mtnum s l ^ ptters and stager, college g r a d im t o j^ - ^ WEST HIGHLAND white terri- S a v l ^ Bank ^ Manchester, 649-6447 after 6 p.m trims. Roofing installation and es voice students. CaU 646-4668. *488 evenings only. ______j „ FIRHPLAUB .^^tUcatlon m&de for payment. ______era, AIOJ regtster^, 8 w M ta white Utch and mix- repairs. 649-6496, 876-6109. Vicinity Charter Oak Park, PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI ______FEMALE help wanted, for wd.old. CaU after 6 p.p.m. 872J1188. 0^ ^ ? LOST — Passbook No’s W10166 1967 voiLKsw^^ HousehoW Services 13-A cream puff, $600. CaU 643-1691 ------YOGA - Exercise, relaxation, Ught factory work. M expert- prejs, to good home. 7 - m '^ loads.'6494joBO, I KNOW ALL ABOUT^ Wow ABOUT TAKING, ME DA.rrv.ifTl 1 r - * Savings Bank of Manchester. after '6 p.m. WASHINO machine repairs, » . nutrition. Group or private les- once necessary, wlU train, fuU- . miiie-BeMie snaved fe------ALONG, W ITWyoU NEXT AppUcatlcn made for payment. Rie>wT RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, "D ® . , sons. Call Shirley Banks, 649- time, many beneflta. Apply In ^ OKI. 1 6 .A 6881. person, Cavrok OorporaUen, enuoren. a » - f ir b j p l ACB wood truck IH4- 607T. EtMP lAlM (M. Industrial Paric Avenue, Ver- load, $35, driivered. 646-18S4. A plea. Male, ten; fetaale black or 649^1068,‘after6p.m . Owner of Pike Cota Wabh and and tan. Call Dog Warden, 646- DryDrv CTeantag,Cleanlmr 276 WMt West Middle ROOFING - Specializing ^ re- PIANO taatrucUon In Manches- „on. OEStMAN Shortiudr Pointer pups, AKC registered. Excel- f g i f U l f f f y 4666. compete ^rhptae, n ^ to Stop and gutter work, chimneys, teacher. WlU travel to your lent field and show $136. BO-A FOUND — West Hladiland Ter- with automatic transmission. Shop. MS-4918, 647-1719. cleaned and repaired. 80 homo. CaU 646-602$, 6-9 p.m. PART-TIMB maid, own trans- ’ New Ford carburetor and — ______rr------^ u v « « ------portation. 644-1804. 1-M9-8266. FOR SALE gobd cow ma M'W Sri. ^ vXe j'orgua=“'?42-S;2 UGHT trucking, cellar, and at- y(>- l^SrlSTley’^-OS^' ^ ^ nure. ExceUent for lawns. Warden,' ~~______646-4666. after 4:TO ^ p.m. cleaned, odd jobs. Rubblrii mates. CaU Rowley, 648 6861. gn|| C lo iS e S 33 = Z Z Z Z = Z = Z I= = OERMpf ^pherd femê pup etc. $6 and $12 ps^ removed, domestic and com- H e in W m t f f r i M rfir 36 ***■ load, deUvsred. 64S-7804, 649- “ Could you lend me a quarter. Dad, until I get into 1LOST:^ ^ : Passbook No. 26-0074445, 19M PORD 862 V-8, four-doOT mOPclal, 644-8962. HOTEL-MOTBL Training, men- VvOnTCa IWMC JO 8699.______the big money?’’ Saytap iDopt. Connect!. S | i^ e . Black, good second ------’HiriTR ------H e o H o g OOCl Plu illb llig 1 7 wmen, couples, ^ n o SUPERVISOR - Some expert- t h r e e lovely kittens, waiting ---- cut Bank ft Trust„Oompany- car. $60 cash. 742-687i after TREES!rt£j£3S rcmovedfremoved, lots clcarca,cleared, ------■— licr. Appxxyvcd Conn. State ence In transportation necet* > mIaa i«gMnA r»«ii aao-iaqr mm l i U n i i f l i l ApiUlcaticn made for peyqnent. 4-80 p m attics * ' and ' cellars " cleaned. ' ' SAM WATSON Plumbing and Board ot E!ducatlon. Veteran's aary, high schoc^ dlxdoma. -#f*r i n m H o u w h o ld G o o d i 81 Light trucking, also painting. Heating, Bathroom remodel- training. For Information call Must be wlUtag to flU In nights. * P-m------"LOST — Saving PosabocUc No. ^ ______REFRIGEIL^TOR -- Ap4tft- Free estimates. 646-6489 after tag and repairs. Free esti- esountry Schools, Regional of- uberal benefits. Send confix ment stze, like' new, one year 0-01667-8 Hartford National Trim-toira 5 4:30 p.m. mates. CaU 649 8808. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Bank and Trust Oo., Middle “ • ■ w i w i . flee, 668-1740. dentlal resume to Lombard BORDISR OoUie, 8 weeks, $16. guarantee, $78. $0" gas stove, laajlajvaaaaA/ Turnpike Office. Application tgog poRD FIDO pick-up, $ cyl- REWEAVINO of burns, moth- M ft M Plumbing and Heating, ------— Bros. Inc., P.O. Box 802, Bast 289-8768. netti Utchsn cabinets. WHERE DOES TH A T } (SK5H) I ONiy WISH ± HAD AN WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI Hartford, Conn. (»108. An equal ^ 648-2466 evenings, 64ftl443. ARE>oo Erooyw© D O O R <3 0 1 0 ? ^ Af=APCrMENTTHieBIGi Made for Payment.” tader, low mUeage, exception- holes, zippers repaired. Win- no job too smaU.. Free :esti- H e lp W o n t e d -F e m a le 35 opportunity emiUoyer. 'WHrra i d y pfluffy, one fluffy otange tiger. $ «• »• ^ g e r and 8 ^ ------— ------— handymen want a variety Free estimates, plus quaUty It’s not to early ' to start. hourly rate only. SmaU shop, \64SJH08. W*-®®- ^ g u a r a n ^ , easy terma. 622-0981, dealer. anytime, 872-9668. ______. , . ------. ' of Jobe by day or hour. We work. 648JJ841. BuUd a prt^table . business well equipped. 228-3176. Supe------^------A u t o AC C nSM IlSfl lir a s 6 clean yards, attics and cellars ' (rf your own as an AVON 4 S CLEAN, used refrigerators, Representative, and make Smbj!“® *■ Arriclw For Sole Autom obile Fot- Soi® 4 t w o ; wheels with used tires, R*®®®**®'**'!'______M -CaU 643-0306. iH inery, ____' ranges, automatic washers those dreams come true. mounted, 6 bolt holes, 660-18. LIGHT trucking, cellar arid DtoSSm flM ng 19 nriMfiTRtwvTTON TAhnnm An. TAKE BoU away the Blue Uuh with guarantees. See them at CaU now, 289-4922. tro way from carpet, and uj. B.D. Pearl'. Appltocea, 649 liKilwfll NEED CAR? Credit very bad? $8. Phone 649-3028. attics cleaned, odd jobs. ply AIco Development Corp, Bankrupt, repossession? Hon lawns, trees cut and removed. LADIES’ dresses, suits, wedding hoistery. Rent electric sham- Mata St.^CaU 648-2171. //-V 1 Court St., RockvUle pooer, $i: Ptaewood Furniture C3 0 C est Douglas accepts lowest CaU 648-6000. gowns and veils, all custom ’TRADER " P ” — Antiques, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE made. Some alterations. Rea- NURSE’S aide, 11-7 and 8 to 11, . - Shop. C W>l t, HI*. I«. .TU. ■,» us M. C«. c:AN4«i-U4 down, smallest payment, any- T ra ile rs - sonable prices. 649-1188. full-time or part-time. 649-4619. PRANKUN COMPANIES used furniture and appliances. r o d , h a v e 'VOU NOTICED HOW SPAIN HERE'S BUT IT TOO WILL SOON where. Not smaU loan finance M o b ile H o m eiL 6 - A FOR better cleaning, to keep 60 Pearl St.,, Manchester. Open company plan. Douglas Motors ______' ______Building Coniroeling 14 ANNOUNCE SEEMS HAVE A TOWN OR CASTLE ' ONE OF THE CRUMBLE. TOO c a p IN ----- HELP wtuited, bar mold, must colors gleaming, use Blue Lus- daUy and evenings. Wo buy ON ALMOSTTO EVERY HILL? .BETTER ONES, WINTER, IDO EXPENSIVE be over 21. Experienced pre- i ------'^ t ^ J R«se wS"riscWo iraWTONH. SMITH ft SON^ MOVing - CAREER tre carpet cleaner. Rent elec- and seU. 648-6946. TO KEEP UP, THE OWNER CAPTAIN EASY / b y CROOKS & LAWRENCE 911 fered but not necessary. Call HAS MOVED TO AN 1941 PLYMOUTH ^ p e , body brake, tronsmlsalon cooler and T ru ck in g - S t o r a g e OPPORTUNITIES trie shampooer $1. E.A. John V” 872-8381, ask for Skip or Ray. son Paint Oo., 738 Mato St., 3*” 'WHITE electric_ IP KIRK I MVSFLP WOULD PAV . APARTMENT. PU15 ANOTHER in good shape and runs well, extras $1890 646-1860 K>om®. porches and » conditlan. REEPÂLIVei A FAT PRICE FOR VIÎP 1 ^ 0 0 0 BONUî Asking $460. Call 647-1880. • v • • roofing. No job tbo small, (tall MANCHESTER — Delivery- In life sales and sales manage ■Manchester, 649-4601. “ oê. BxMUent WnyHA^NTHE ir 4 p.m. , RieHT^«/*0 I OPPER IF you FIND MM! 1961 SKYLIKB, colonial decor, 64^8144 light ^trucktag and package de ment. Starting salaries to $16,- ■.Asking $40. Phans MEN HBARP you its ,000 AND ALL FORD Torino station wagon, beautiful condition. Must bo liverv. R efêrator^ ^ e r s HAIR STYLIST WANTED 000 plus commissions. Complete HOT W A T B « furnace, 77,000 648-7067. FROM? EXPEN9E» TO SEARCH * . .. .^91 KFii f9/amnljira SlUi — -7. FOR REED and stove moving, specialty. training' in aU aspects of life and Htu, complete, $00. convec- health inaurance. (tall Frank De- tors. Built-In bath tube, lava- ito^ring/"^?^®®. tiTen^'6-7*iT' ^■***^® ^ ------Part-time, excellent working FTonzo, Regional Sales Man- tories, cabinet staka, alumi- Ipnt, $2,460. 648-0848. 0762. conditions, salary or com ... CAMPER built for one-half ton ®:80 p.m., 646-7616. Ask for ager, to arrange for Interview. combination doors. 843- mission. ]du®! >t®ve good 1968 CHEVROLET, fwr-door ^ ctarl. 648-4690 between 8:80-4 p.m. An 2®*® evenings, 648-1442. LOAM ablUty for high style and TOP QUALITY LOAM, S S ‘’runtalS’^Sdition S e ^ LEON dB szY N SK i DuUder - P a i n t i n g - P o p o r i n g 21 hair cuts. Ctall after 6 p.m. equal opportunity employer. t EAC MIOS, 7" reel to reel FILL AND GRAVEL FOR 628-8868. 649-6896^S^7-il46. ’or“^ t i i w f ^ ^ h l l f "tol "®'^ *‘®"‘®“ FLANAGAN ft SONS - tape deck complete. Kenwood SALE. ------;;— ;;;------^ modeUng, additions, reo painting and papering. Fully MECHANIC — experienced,, to 170 watt AM-FM stereo re LATUUPPB BROS. 1969 CHRYSLER Town and « t, ^ ' t^xMns, garages, kitchen re- tasured, workmen’s compeniia- work on fleet cf trucks, no celver. ’Teac A20 (tassette tape ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN Country station wagon. Low-.______® P-"» ______modeled, bath tUe, cement uon, liability, property dam- HniTSFKWFWR »■« i«,iv helpeira needed, (tall 648-3878. deck, AU equipment complete INC. -4-. m U ^ . Show room condition. ,g. jôBILB home for sale, on work. Steps, dormsn. R ^ - . age. CaU 648-1949. T y r t a proSroWy ^ t o ^ ! WEST COAST Corporation ex- and 6 months old. 646-0879 74M4n — tn-4$$6 IF THIS VUADPED.-UP NOW-THE BK3 ..?TME TBCHNOUJer ALUIYVOU sews BETTER' A JtaM t* 9Mi $49-6048. gentlal or commeralol. naLvtASBcsii^ 0lJKg»lêREt> IT REPRESENTS / l THINK;WE lot, completely fdmlahed. $1,- ponding Into the greater Hart-: ONE OF OUR si’ ------= -----r— WM P h «.« im .V U A ’ 649-4291 J- P- I'BWIS ft SON. custom 648-7918; . JUST DOESN'T BETTER KEEP A lOdK ACT THIS/ 1969 FIRBBIHD 8l(0, hardtop, ®®®- 872-2748. 49-4391. decoratins. taterlor and ex- . ..Aeodi needs people from all IT’S terrific the way we’re sell- LITTLE FRIENDS FIT BACK HERE/ OUR EVES OPEN It,. PROPPED IT/ C38CAR/ ’ r y STEVECÊ CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF blue with white I n ^ r , auto- oNE-YBAR old 16' ttaller, ful- JACQUES of all trades, carpen- terlor, paperhanglng, fully In- ‘^ ^ f ^ ^ ^ T - B w k k e e ^ - backgrounds ground tag Blue Lustre lor cleaning mafic, power ®t®er^, power ,y piu, extras. CaU try, addlUons, paneling re- «ured. For froe estimates, call and m a n o ria l j^ U ^ .fu U rugs and upholstery. Rent elec -HEB CBEW,THE )T IS ALL MV EDDIE aaapamc HOOK^ brakes, $1,760. 648-0866. 648-7670. modeUng, general repairs: No 649i9668. If no answer 648-6802. Call Springfield trie shampooer $1. Olcott Va- HAS DEAAANDED AIBCBAFT— AND 'AIILT-BECAIISE POLO? ------^------;------r - ______(oh too bi» or sm^l âaon------®‘®*® ***“ qualifications In let- ^7-0064 for aoDotatment. rietv Store. THE MIÎS'/V ACHINEBVJ TIIBNEP THEM AIUNTW BANSOAA FROM THE 1 1964 CHEVY, 4 -d w Impala, jgg^ acHULT 12x60’ with shed Ible‘Tree U lm ato s 742^^^ RICHARD B. MARTIN. FuU ter to Manchester Herald, Box AWAV WHEN I SHEIK FOB THE 283, power rieertag, ppwer awning. Excellent condl- ______'______1. professional painting aervlce, ‘J-i - .LANDSCAPE Laborers — Ex- OARAGE SALE — 62 Weaver BETUBN OF COPPER SUSPECTED AN mOHHELD, IML brakes. Ctalt 048-1602 after 6 1-426-0164. N.J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter interior-exterior. Free . estl- ' ------perlenced preferred. $2.60 per Rd. Saturday and Sunday, CALHOON K' p.m. (KHitraotor. Additions, remod- mates, fully tasured. 649-4411 TW() counter wonwn for mid- ôur plus overtime. (Irantiand 12-6.' Moving Into apartment. Needs quaUty men intereatad eling and repairs, (tall any>' ------night to 7 a.m. shift, PIoMeap- jiui-aery, 643-0669. Porch furniture, garden tools, in leasing our servloe stations expert P|y ta______— ___dishes, (tarletmas decorations. gold with vliiyl rort, 4-door SttTmmt 10 1 ^ * T^nnwishlT*One*êlUng^ »® West Middle Tpke., Man- LATHE and Bridgeport ma- s Small capital tavestmoiit iv.T hardtop, Pow^. a w v w a n m i g c iw ceilings repaired and cheater. ehlnlsts.------Class------A oiily,- - job shop - m Fair rental program experience on ^rcraft parte, OARAGE Sale Odds and ends (No minimum) er -brrteii. DOUBLE garage. Cooper HIU WES. ROBBINS (tarpentry rb- pointed.painted. Reasonable rates. PARIVTIME office clerk, typ CIsan. $1,696. 289-7476, 743-i«4s. motorcycles, $18. 688 modeUng specialist. Additions, call 649-6998. night shift. Apply In person, some furniture, braided rugs, e Ftaonolol ooslstanoe ing, telephone work, hournoure J.T. Slocomb, Matson Hill Rd., 16 Robin Terrace, East Hart- MUSTANG — 1966, black, rod 9®$7- reo rooms, dormers, porches. « ■ » : o m r o u t n . o o n v « m « - m South Glastonbury. 633-9486. ford. - For more Information and In BY COKER and PENN taterlor, excellent condlUon. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-8446. Painting, Interior and exterior, terview, coll days l-467-16(n, I HAP Ho Ip s a lori i/ now mdu ) M e o h ^ c ^ ^ A - 1, ®ta«^. • MotoreyelM-BicyekM 11 paper hanging. Free estl- zlnl Broe. Furniture Store. DRIVER-DeUvery man — Must SNOW TIRBS — with wheels, nlghta 1-S47-8781. WAS s c &aF-(3DN5CiaJS| cylinder. |«00. firm. 044-OOU.**• ------•------^ — ^------^ ----- MASONRY work all types stone mates, (tall 648-2804 after 4 0*1 mnwOMAN ftart.tlm# An- *’®be "■ a ****** high ®®*“»school * graduate and aize H70-16. Belted fibreglass n «im 11MM Galaxle OOoTT GIRL-'B 2®” W-rlser bike, purple a„d concrete, no job too small, p.m. M^^s '**’*'’^ condition. ITT" vlîSitaSSkuc “ “ ®^~“ ® “ *‘® over 20 years ekpertence. Free ------;----- — • P }y ^ n h o T m i k a K ^ Please note that ------only men Phone 646-8233. door hardtop, V-8, autonmuc new. $88. Phone 648-0481. estimates (tall after 6, 648- INSIDE -ouUlde painting. Spe- Youth Shop. 691 Mata St.,, Mon- holding a olsus II or class I transmission, power 'steering. clal ijates for people over 66. cheater.______driver’s _____ license______will be______Inter- very clean. $796. Phone 649- 1967 HARLEY Dayldeon Sprint,______1870 or 044-3070. LITTLE SPOUTS BY ROySON Call my.oompetitoni, then c ^ l BOOKKEEPER — Cash couht- viewed. Ebccellent opportunity 6300. 280 oo’Si $860. Phone after’ 6 d o r m e r s , garages, porches, Ime. Estimates given. 649-7868. general office work, to associate yourself with a p.m., 640-3781. |.ca (boms, room additions, ASSISTANT 196T FORD Falriane — aton- Call' $4®‘2®3^> Ulmen (or Company which Is tops In Its kitchens, add-a-lavels, roofing, dard transmission, very good HONpA 806, seinl-ohopper, ex- F lo a r Pllliflllllia 2 4 appointment. field,Âpply Coca Oda Bottling RECREATION DIRECTOR nn»Htinn Askins MOO. or best front -ml n.mtnm .m*t ■l««ng, general repairs. Qusl- n e a r r m i M i m v ______^ ------Co.. 461 Mata Street, East oondlUan. Asking $800. or best tended front end, custom seat, ,,, . m—ni— — —— — — ------_ „ _■ ^ — ■ — Êxperience preferred but not necessary, training evoU-, offer. Phone 873-IJ861. many extras. $738. 646-7618, FLOOR SANDING, and refln- P A R T -T I^ teller, experienced Hartford able for those who quoUfjr. We are looking tor a raiponsl OiS-7809 available. Economy Builders, (sneolaUstag ta older preferred. Apply Savings Bank ble person to work full or part-time wUh our gonotrio 1909 CHEVY wogoni ■ Inotao^ 048.8169.:-648.8169,* 872-0647.872-0647, eve- '■‘’T.___ ^d ' Mancheater, 098928 M-lnMata atSt.. t - itiehts. Musical ablUty and knowledga of crafts wtU b*. "D’ veiy oloan, 64,do6 original 1971 YAMAHA Endure, 90 00, ntaga. hmibIm No tab tro small. 846-1700, ilpful. Fully paid benefit program. Contaot Mrs. Bstweo. O Cefi i\ fl 6 p.m. s -JaJil: muoagd. Best offer. 6<8-19il. condition. 649-6960 after 6 MASONRY work, oU type.. No Jota VerfolUe, 649-8780. $72- ^ a BHIER - full-time for c'. ^ job too small. Excellent ivork- 2222. and carry lumberyard. Many WARTTED first class lathe hand ^ MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOMS MEROURT 1964, 9-paaaenf«f — 64$-aS21 stotton wagon, power brokoi, 1970 HONDA mlnl-troU, ZOOA, monshlp, many years experl- company benefits. For a per- and general machinist. An equal opportunity employar -power otasrlng, good sooond good oondlUon, $190. or best of- ence. Free estimates, (tall af sonal Interview call■■ ■■Mr. Me Metronlcs, Ino., Route 6 and oar, |$00. 640-077$. fer. OoU 049-4106.. ter 0 p.m., 742:6480. Read Herald'Ads Intyre, 649-0186 44A, Bolton.

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S'.. ^ *»AQE TWENTY- MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JilOVEMBER 4, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-ONE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971 HftuiM For Sak 72 Ho iism Per Sale 72 Resert Preperty Wonted - Reel Estete-T^ South Windsor the tewn hall to elect a mayor AportirenH - Flats - Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 and deputy mayor. Vernon MANCHESTER — Four-family MANCTHESTER, 4-bedroom old Per Sole 74 SELLING your property? We Town Clerk Charles N. Enos Tenements 63 er Oolonlal In desirable east Town Council . will administer the oath of of- MANCHHSSTBR — 7-room Colo In center of town locaUon. All THREE summer cottages, $17,. need listings, call John H. Lap- side location. Good condition. Uco to the council members and CLASSIFIED WE HAVE cuatomers waiting nial, IH’ baths, (Irst-floor fam MERRITT VALUES!!! 3-room apartments (or .mini 900 completely furnished, one pen Inc., Realtors, 64Û61. Board Policy Announced Offered by the t Call now, only $28,000. Hayes To Elect Mayor lor the rental ot your apart ily room, overslied garage, mum maintenance. New heat winterised and rented year other elected officials. The BERRY’S WORLR Manchester Listings Agency, 646-0181. council will also set the time ment or. home. J.D. ReuI Es large yard, aluminum siding, ing sjatem. Excellent invest, 'round. Philbrick Agency Real tate Associates, Inc. 643-S120. A special Town Council meet and place (or regular meetings On Free School Lunches $27,900. Hayes Agency, 646- $29,900-r-8-room Cape. 3 bed- ment opportunity. Wolverton MANCHESTER, $28,000, gro; tors, . 646-4200. ' ing will bo held at 8 p.m. Mon and adopt temporary rules and ADVERTISING PHILBRICK 0181. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. clous 7-room Colonial, formal Legal Notices DELUXE 2-bedroom apart I' rec c r \ T P i day In the council chambers of procedures. . Children of families who are of cafeterias, \ritere it msy be room, room dining room, modern kitchen, 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, RANCH — 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Out ef Town unable to pay the price of the reviewed by anyone interested. complete appliances, 2 air- room, garage. NEW LISTING bedrooms, trees, centrally lo Probat* Court AGENCY beautiful paneled den, screen ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING school lunches will be provided The policy also provides that t 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. conditioners full basement, $82,500—8-rooip Colonial, 4 bed cated. Hutchins Agency Real Per Sole 75 ESTATE OF ed porch, shrubbed backyard, Ivy League Colleges there will be no Identification washer-dryer hook-up, vanity PORTER ST. area oversixed 8- rooms,. family room, 2M Exceptional 6-room center-en- tors, .649-0824. CATHERINE R WI'.LIAMB free lunches, under a policy an carpeting, drapes and many trance Ranch. Oarage, (Ire- TOLLANp — South River Rd., District of Manchester Legal Notices Harvard, Princeton, Dart of, or discriminating against, type bath, glass sliding doors, room Cape with central air- baths, 2-car garage. It ts ordered that a hear’ns be held nounced today by the Vernon COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADYT. extras Included. Call 643-1752. place. Partially finished, reo . secludea country setting, only mouth, Tale, Ctarnell, Brewn, any student unable to pay for 4 !80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PEBUCATION .onto patio. 3220 per month. conditioning, large living room, $30,600—8-room Brick Split. 8 by the Court on the alloaranco of the room, 4 bedrooms. Must be one mile from 1-84, is offered deceased admlnletrator'a adminis University of Pennsylvania and Board of Education. lunch. If Deadline (or Saturday and Monday la 4:30 p.m. Friday Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, formal dining room, kitchen $26,900 — OFF BAST CENTER bedrooms, rec room, 2 73 with new Raised Ranches and tration account with eald estate and Probate Court sold. Call now, Barbara Ruther Lett Per Sole the appointment of an administrator Cr.AIM IsIMITATION DECREE Columbia a r e the colleges The gross annual income of a 643 2692. with built-ins, first floor family St., 5 spacious rooms and fireplaces, 2% baths, 2- Colonials. Priced from $81,900 ESTATE OF ford, 646-4678. ■VERNON — Bolton lake area, d.b.n. at the Probate Court located which make up football's Ivy lainiiyfamily 01 of itxir,four, inciuoingincluding wel- room, 2 fireplaces, 2 full baths, bath on first floor, aluminum car garage. to $8t,900. Houses all aluminum at Municipal Bldg.. 41 Center Bl.. HOWARD------W. VIBBERT------AKA League Conference, YOUR COOPERATION WILL SIX-ROOM Duplex, bullt-lns, 3 beach rights, 160x160, $4,200. Manchester, Conn, on November 18, HOWARD WILLIAM VIBBERT fare payments, must not exceed lwf*ni'kni P jl'V a O f f garage, many of the rooms have siding, basement garage plus $42,000—2-family, 5-5-f-2. Imma sided with sun decks. Models District of Manchester BE APPRECIATED bedrooms, large yard. Call 643- Tolland, wooded acre, $4,000. 1971 at 10 a.m. $4,400, in order to have a child D IA L 643-2711 wall-to-wall carpeting. Beauti 3 additional rooms and bath culate. Must see, home, available. T.J. Crockett Real It la further.. - ORDERED that, on or . The fiduciary Is Eleanor Field Vlb- 7870. Coventry, half acre. $8,500, hntore the Compliance Date fixed bert aka Eleanor F. Vlbbert located eligible for the free lunch pro- I llC O m 0 T flX F i UP A fully shrubbed and treed yard. second floor, 270' lot. Hutchins yard and location. PASEK tor, 875-6279. nl 4 Frederick Rd., Manchester, Hayes Agency, 646-0181. by the Court, a copy of this ORDER gram. 'This figure should be ad FTVE-ROOM, first-floor apart Agency, 649-0394. $42,000—7-room Custom Ranch. Realtors-MLS, 289-7476 bu published one ilme In a news Conn., 08040. Legal Notice RANCH- 7 rooms, IH baths, VERNON — 7%-rcom Raised paper having circulation In this Pro It Is DECREED that all claims justed by $600 per (amUy mem- MILWAUKEE, Wls. (AP) — Continued From Preceding Page ment, $13S. monthly. Security. • 3 bedrooms, family room,, gainst the above estate be pre large lot, $32,000. DOCTTOR'S home — $24,900. Ranch, nicely landscaped lot, bate Dlstricl. Adults. Phone 649-2813. 2 baths. Carpeting, alu Wg need a S-bedroom Cape or BOLTON—One mile from South Attest; JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge sented to the fiduciary on or before MOUOR PERMIT £ ^ " ■tto R n . j ™ . E. O nw . p,dd Large 6-Vocm Cape, fireplace, minum siding, 2-car ga Colonial. If you are thinking of assunaable mortgage,- $29,900, January 38, 1973. \ NOTICE OF REMOVAL BOX MOUNTAIN — Contem Manchester. Beautifully wood Probate Court Atteet; JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge Tills Is to give n.jtlce that I. According to the board’s P«nal- Household Goods 51 59 n o r t h w o o d Apartments — garage, sewers, beautifully selling, call ua (or a' profes Carriage Realty, 646-1110. TlfOMAH N, REILEY of 17 Philip Rooms Without Board porary Ranch. 8 rooms, 2Mi rage. Many extras. Built ed building lot. A cye plus. Cr-AIM LIMITATION DECREE policy, families falling within ^*®® 1®67 after the Internal One and two-bedroom apart- landscaped lot. Hutchins Agen 1971. sional appraisal (no obligation). ESTATE OF CARRIE A. JOHNSON Probate Court Road, Manchester have filed a re baths. Lot 102x215', wooded. Prestige prea. $6,600 M. H. BOLTON — 7%-room Raised Dlatrlct of Manchester CLAIM LIMITATION DECREE iiuest dated 36 October 1971 with the this income scale, or those suf- Revenue Service advised him cy, Realtors, 649-0324. / ESTATE OF PHILIP J. RONZELIX) Ll 447 Mo'n Hi., Mancherter. oversixed 2-car garage, over % the Manchester, Hartford, Ver- Only $83,900. Hayes Agency, eented to the fiduciary on or before It is DECREED that all claim s. The. business Is owned by THOM- free lunches for their children. The action was disclosed Sion, m lrroraâuty parloi", genoeman. Inquire 4 Pearl St Estate Associates, 643-6120. tral location. $21,000. close to East Center St.' Keith against the above estate be pre- REILEY of 17 Philip R o'd. acre wooded lot. Owner, 64^- MANCHESTER - Two - faml- non-ToIland Board of Realtors. February 1, 1972. Applications will be sent home Wednesday after Gboppl’s Real Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. 646-0181. AtU tt; JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge sented to the fiduciary on or before Manchester and will be conducted M„. A^TRACm/E BOULDER RD. — Privacy on 0641. Priced below appi'aisal. lies. Both very central an d . January 68i ,1973, THOMAS N. REILEY of 17 with all students, with the ex- records were subpoenaed In Attest; JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge Philip Rd.. Manchester as pciv ment, nice yard, bus line, ref over 116 acres. Treed. Custom economically priced in the mid. HEBRON-GILEAD. You decide COVENTRY — Immaculate 6- ProbatelCOurt mlltee. cepUon of klndetgarten pupils, connection with the state’s MANCHE3STER — Extremely CLAIM LIMITATION DECREE MANCHESTER ^ Five - room and upper 20's. Helen D. Cole, rocm Ranch, nestled beneath Probala'Court THOMAS N. REILEY erences, no pets, $135. 649-5324. Colonial, rec room, special In well kept 7-room Cape, two on the size .of the lot, from one ESTATE OF School officials emphasize gathering of [data for ’ a civil Cape that's ide^. for the small .stately trees on acre lot. Just WILUAM C. BEROERON CLAIM LIMITA'MITATION_____ DECREE Dated 3 November 1971 o A s STOVE for sale, best of- Apartments - Fkits - terior, 2-car garage. $46,600. Realtor, 643-66M. to two acres, $7,000 to $10 ,000. ESTATE OF that the informatitm provided suit against the Roman Catho- THREE-ROOM apartment, sec family. Formal dining room, dormers — Featuring 8 to 4 District of Manchester m fcr. Call 649-6622 after 4 p.m. Cross Realty, 228-0065. $18,600. CaU Gall Green, 647- The fiduciary is *''arlton J. Benftron ANDREW J. B E L A N a K on the application will be kept lie priest.. \ 1__ lenemenre — aecumj MANCHESTER — Bowers bedrooms, fireplace, nice Dlsirlct of Manchester ------ond floor, $95. Security. No ROOMING HOUSE—Beautifully 24' living room with fireplace,, 1573. Mitten Agency, MLS, 648- Sr. located at 2121 E. Santa Roaa LIQUOR PERMIT confidential and will be used Tax returns showed Groppl’s (0 147I by N(A. kitchen, paneled family room The fiduciary Is Alice B. Belancik NOTICE OF APPLICATTON JOHTf buys ^ d sells used fur- CLEAN 5-room apartment withM P®*® 843-7284. decorated and fully furnished. two bedrooms, detached ga School, 6-room Bungalow, fire GLASTONBURY — One acre 6980. Circle, Alameda, California, 94801. loca" ‘ - — — !?“ * * ' * Lenox Bt,, Manchester. ThVs~.'ls” 'io 'give notice that I, only (or the purpose of determ- Income increased from $3,198 in $102 weekly income. We Invite place, ' two additional rooms with bar, laundry room, heat It ts DECREED thst all claims nUure. appliaês. 479 Middle appliances. g ^ e . s to ra g e ------rage. Immaculate throughout. near golf course. Lois LoCrolx Lgalnat the above eeUUe be pre Conn., 06040. m a r y i . or.,ivER of Mountain ining eligibility. 1966 to an ^justed total of $14,- your inspection. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, lower level. Garage, carport, ed iHweseway, garage. On lot ElAST Hartford — Excellent 6-5, sented, to the fiduciary on or before and heat. Immediate occu- Agency, 668-0464. sJ&inSt ^ iS P S o v e Acres, n.F .D . Box A ^ A , The principal of each school 747 in 1967, the year he paid an rm. j “““ immeaiate occu- Fumlshed "While capitalist nations worry about pollution. Comrades, 649-2813. porch. Only $23,000. Hayes ai^roodmately 80x90’ which 2-family, 3 bedrooms, 2 fur J'snuary 39, 1972 a . “ X P” ' Bolton,-.Conn^have filed an M>pllca- Attest; JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge lion piaceSdWf 27 October 1971 with will review the applications and additional $1,847. you will deyelop a detergent with MORE phosphates, LARGE RANCH—First floor Agency, 646-0131. contains covered patio, out BUILDING Lota — A and B naces, 2-car garage, bus line. unui 9 p.m., 646.58^!' 646-76y9: lir^Heri\ê"1[ou“ -2^ “ Apartments . 63-A AttMf''^JOHN T Wai I FTT Llquor Control Commlsalon for a determine which students are ‘"Those were very heciic days and we will take the lead in whiter washes!" family room, 2 beautiful fire door fireplace, swimming pool zoned. Philbrick Agency, Real Wolcott (Realtors, 568-8200. Probate Court Attest. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge Grocery Beer for the sale of alco holic lluuor on the premises Gold THREE-room furnished apart places, 2 full baths, 2-car ga $26,900 MANCHESTER — 8-room over wMh patio deck, cabana. Alu tors, 646-4200. CLAIM LIMITATION DECREE Probate Court îgible. If a parent Is dlssatis- then, and I wasn't keqplng. very I A on z!' » « 1I t J 1 J SIX-ROOM duplex, adults, $160. Is the new price on this Cape. tSSTATB OF Mart Foods, 807 Hartford Road, ment gentleman, or couple. rage, 2 years old. sized expanded Cape. Two minum storms and screens. SOUTH WINDSOR ANTHONY R. O'BRIOHT (XAIM LIMITATION DECREE Wenrhn.fer Cnnn fled with the ruling, he may good records," Groppl said, Excellent location, all 6 ropms baths, four bedrooms, Hamlly District of ManchesFer ESTATE O F PRESTON R. SAGE hl.sVnSS i l l l be owned bv make a request (or a hearing The suit involves a takeover on. $20. 649 4259. rooms, second floor, $140. Private . bath and entrance, Quick occupancy. $2?,500. Con OWNER NEEDS HELP!! The fid u cia l Is Albert Rodonls lo District of Manchester . « I S v ^ * o a ^CTa / UNIQUE Ranch Style 2-famlly, finished plus rec room. Tip top The fiduciary Is Priscilla N. Sage t o appeal the decision. of the state Assembly cham-. utilities. 226 Charter Oak, 643- room, lovely suburban lot. Ga veniently located. Contessa Out of state owner needs cated at 3 French Rd., Mancheeter, TT Westside Realty, 649-4342. Out of Toufn Houses For Sole 72 250x500' lot, 2-car garage, mod value. Act fast as owner must 8368. rage. $29,900. Hayes Agency, Agency, 742-6886,) 742-9581. Read Herald Ads help. He is now carrying 2 Conn., 08040. r iS i^ r K r ”“ d . 2 B o x ° " B o y s Hearing procedures are out- bers during a 1969 welfare detn- STUDIO ^ c h and chair, rea- GROVE SflREET A p a r t m e n t s ------For Rent 6 6 em kitchens, includes .appli sell. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- 846-0131. properties and must dls- It is DECREED that all claims It I s 'D E C K E D that tbni allnil claimsniniinn Ppoii. “and "<1 Fillwlll __ be^bc Conductedconduried by lined in the board’s policy onstration. The state wants against the above estate be pre against the-ibSVTe « ^ e “ ‘ be “ ARY L. O U V E R M w nultU e sonaMe. Krone 643-8250. one-bedroom luxui^ a^rtl THREE-ROOM furnished, heat- ances. Immaculate condition. 1677. ppse of his 7-room SpUt in OLIVER which is on file In the office of reimbursement for , alleged ROCKVILLE — Five-room CLOSETS UNLIMITED sented to the fiduciary on or before sented...... to the fiduciary ‘ ■ l-v on ojr knfocnbefore “ AR Y L. OLI $34,600. MANCHESTER— Older 8-room lovely “ Pine Knob HUl” . If January 28. 1973. February 1. l972 27 October 1971 Mrs. Virginia Nelson, director damage to the chambers. RCA COLOR TV, approximate- i?®"*- Available immediately. apartment, $160. unheated, se You'll have room to spare. FaftM ^Right For Quilt Fans AtteatT jd H N J. WALLETT. Judge Colonial. Good heating system. you need a specious home Attest; JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge ly five years Old.’ M^^t be seen. ^sso- S- curity deposit required. Call Front foyer, rear mud room, COMMERCIAL BUILDING ap WARANOKE RD. — 4-bedroom Oversized garage. Large lot. with immediate occupancy, 646-7769, after 4 p.m. elates, 643-5129. 872-9179. 3 huge walk-ins. Six ample proximately 6,000 sq. ft. of floor Cape in choice residential ences. 643-4860. Needs some work. Only $22,- at an outstanding price, qall rooms including a formal area,' zoned Industrial. For sale area, 3 bedrooms up, one 9 . m — ■ FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat- 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Ciutun « f Mr. Gordon at 649-6806. ROCKVILLE — 3-room fur BOLTON — Sunset apartments dining room plus full base or lease, $70,000. down, 2 baths. Priced to sell. 53 Refrigerator and stove, country living. Off Route 44, Musical Instruments ®^ nished, Includes utilities, $35. ment and attic. Older home T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- MANCHESTER,^ Newly listed ------ample yard. $160 per month. take Tolland Rd. to High. Mea 1577. Q u ilt weekly. 872-0309, 7:30-9:30 p.m. but hard to duplicate today. STAIÊLY 4-bedrooni Colonial, 6-room ColonialloMal on east side, PIANOS', Spinets, consoles, bv Philbrick Agency, 616-4200. dow St. to Sunset Rd. One-bed- Asking $24,700 but m oke us completely redecorated first fireplace, new roof, new vinyl room luxury apartments. Fea REDWOOD Rd. Ranch — Al BARROWS AND WALLACE GO. S r e o aflow ioTpricet Ê-RO O M heated apart- ONE large fu rn ^ house- an offer. floor, (ront-to-back living room, siding, new storms, lovely tures carpeting, all color keyed uminum sided beauty with Manchester Parkade Terms Colonial 382 Mata St "'® "‘ ' available Nov. 1st., $150. utiUUes ta- fprnial dining room, modem treed lot. Immediate occupan appliances, beamed ceilings, flreplaced living room, formal J&uichester 64941806 R®*- references re- ®*“‘»®^' older employed per- Idtehen with breakfast alcove, cy, Bel Air Real Estate, 643- paneling, large rooms, full KEITH dining room, dream kitchen 647-1868 qulred.quired. Philbrick Agency. Agency, Re- Re Ample parking. 272 Main. 11& baths, garage, assumable 9332. VERMONT real estate—3-room basements. Air-conditioning and attached garage. Gorgeous altors, 646-4200. mortgage. Price reduced to $83,- hunting canq>, on % acres of ------PLEASANT- - S-rcom fumlah^ ’optional. uûusiiu. vûiiveiutsiii,Convenient tolu uen-cen- aaq 1 0 9 9 hac treed lot. A great buy at $33,- $21,900 — 7-room older home, 900. land, located on Route 106 in LOOKING for anything in real aDartmpnt apaftment, heat,hAnt hrxthot wofA*.water, ters, 16 --.iminutes__<______from__ Hart-___ _ . 0------4 o-4 1 2 6 500. Wolverton Agency, Real living room with Franklin the town of Brlgîtdn, Ven- Antiques DO estate rental — apartments, working couple, no pets. Call ford. $165. Individual electric p i t k b n — Porter Ub iil tors, 649-2813. stove, family room, lot 100x120, ______■___ ---V44IdtVO| CONTEMPORARY L Shaped mont. AccessaUe year around. — homes. mulUnIe dwelllnes. no M9-0d41, 643-9353. hearing. Built by Archambault old al^taum sld^ immediate occupancy. Marion THE Birches Antiques, Route mulUpIe dwellings, no Ranch. Redwood and brick ex MANCHESTER Bordets large timber reserve, IMPR0VIII6 BEATS M0VIN6( — Builders, 643-1440, 647-1342. • - E. Robertson, Realtor, 643- 44-A, Ashford, Conn. Open *®®!' ^®“ * As- tom built, 8-room Garrisdn. terior, on wooded lot, 1% acres QUALITY BUILT RANCH with excellent hunting. Price 6963. Wednesdiay, Thursday,-----.,, Fri-* ______sociates. Inc. 643-5129. _ Business Locafions Family room with beamed with a view. Five b^rooms, 2 6-room Ranch built by a $2,500. Fenton Chester, broker. day, 10 a.m. ROCKVILLE ceiling and built-in bar, dream fireplaces, family room, den, 2- master craftsman on a high Box 122, Lyndon Vermont. 1- ® P;™- °P®" THREE-BEDROOM apartment F of Rent 64 car garage. $69,900. MANCHESTER — Ansaldl Sunday 1-6 p.m., 742-6607. first floor', carpeting, children kitchen with barbecue, etc. treed private lot. Oversized We’ll Help You Remodel...Fix Up...Add On Cape, full dormer, 4 bed CAREN APTS. etc. Call Now. Hayes Agency, living room, oversized mas accepted. Realtors, — M. H. APPROXIMATELY 16,600 GRACIOUS antique colonial In rooms, fireplace, 1% baths, rec square feet for lease in new 648-0181. ter bedroom, 2 fireplaces, Palmer, 643-6321, Gertrude 3%, 4% room apartments. excellent condition, 3 fireplaces, room, garage. Immediate oc-. Wearing Apparel - . Rec room with bor-aAd. ga- Hagedom, 649-0538. standard educator building un Available now. Including ap 13 beautifully decorated rooms, cupancy. Helen D. Cole, Real PORTER ST. area — Five- rage. Outstanding situation Waiilftd - Real Estate 77 Furs 57 der construction, comer Mata pliances wall-to-wall carpet modem eat-ta kitchen, formal tor, 643-6666. room Colonial. Living- room at $28,900. ca n 64^5306. 33 MAIN ST., first floor, 3 and No. Main, Manchester. ing, heat, hot water, swim living and dining room, break ALL) CASH for your property rooms. Stove, refrigerator, T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 643- with fireplace, formed dining DON’T let this one get away, Let younsit ffo MINK stole, excellent ccoidiUcm, ming pool, storage and pqrk- fast room, 3 sitting rooms, 4 within 24 hours. Avoid red heat, hot water and electricity. 1577. room, eat-ta kitchen, two large Icvely Raised Ranch. Three creatively with Haavanly tmauty at a size 14, ca ll a lte r 5, 643-4440. uig. From $150. Call Super bedrooms and bath, attached bedrooms, plus studio, study ..B& l W.. Uq>e, instant service. Hayes $110 monthly. One-year lease. ______' intendent, 875-1666, 278-1510, and 8 baths,, stonie walla, ga bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car ga Agency, 646-0181. down-to-aarth prical CaU 649-2886 before 6pm FIVE-ROOM Apartment offices garage. Lot 8(ba50'. Zone AA, BARROWS AND WALLACE gO. WOMAN'S dresses, 18 to 18%, 242-6658. rage, large bams and out build rage^ Large lot. Seven years ___ , - ______combination, heat, hot water Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor,' Manchester Parkade fur trim coat, excellent condi ings. A idew from every win young. Priced to sell quickly. SELLING your home or acre . private bath, air-conditlctang, VERNON — Immediate occu- 643-5963.------Manchester M9-5306 READY-TOflNISH tion. Phone 643-8555. dow. $48,000. Call John H. Lappen, Inc., Re age? For prompt friendly ser MASONITE FIVE-ROOM apartment, with carpeting, ground, floor loca- pancy, oversized one and two MANCHESTER vice, call Louis Dlmock Real SIX-ROOM Cape in excellent altors, 649-5261. FURNITURE ROYALCOTE garage and yard. Call 643-2921. Uon parking. Apply Marlow's, bedrooms at Vernon Tower rrm 4-UNIT apartment — good in ty, Realtors, 640-9828. ------887 Mata St., 649-5221. iis.ii,, _ -1“ .ILRI L i l /i i l condiUon, 3 large bedrooms up SPEX3IAL for/ yoimg couples. Wanted - To Buy 58 SUBLEASE______— ______Available_ ^De- ______Apartments. Fully equipped, Flaunt it. Baby! Move to come. Call for details. 0RE8TWML with bath, kitchen, utility Six-room hqme, 3 bedrooms. WANTED — antique furniture cember 1st., 4 rooms, wall-to- OFFICE — Two rooms and lav- ct^rdlnated kitchens, this presugeprestige aaaress. address. k Rock- o c k EAST CENTER ST. Large 10- room, formal dining room has one bath, one-cqr garage. A glass, pewter, oil paintings or carpeting, alr-condltioner, atcry, heated. Two entrances. ,®®‘' water, casting, ledge! Bight rooms, 2% If you have the w ill, we room Colonial may be used for corner cabln^ living room spacious lot in a-well estab . other antique items. Any quan- disposal, dishwasher, patio. First1‘irst ucor.flcor. Immediateimmediate occu- *'**6'' storage areas, and mas- baths, contemporary design NOTICE have the w ay. W id e s e home or offices, large lot with with fireplace and carpeting, lished neighborhood, close to lection of pleoee. Also 4x8 - V4 rity. The ‘ Harrisons, M3i709, ® P "*- «19-6410. pancy. Ample parking. Central ‘®^ 8TO two car garage plus beauti TOWN OF MANCHESTER call, possibility of acquiring more garage, centrally located to everything. A big \ starter 8159 finishing kits. 165 Oakland Street. i rwirmi v n v. ____ IT . locatlMi. $100 per mmonth. Call ® ^ ' 875-6688, 875-0367, 872- fully landscaped lot, priced land. everything. $28,900.'' Rowe & 7-15 JOB OPENINGS LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment 613-0030 after 4 p.m. 3476. home.-Call John H. Lappen, below today’s cost at ^ ,- Rowe, 876-3167. The Town of Manchester Is HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, with refrigerator, range, dls------:______■ Inc., Realtors, 649-6261. 900. Call J. McLaughlin for ROCKLEDOE!—^Dynamic 9-room The side panels are ex recruiting for the below listed bric-a-brac, locks, frames, posal, heat, and parking, $185. COMMERCIAL place for lease is#—— Dah# Well-known quilt designs 6 8 appointment. Raised Ranch, 5 bedrooms, 2% MANCHESTER — Colonial, STONE Wall and treed ‘yard tended to form a belt positions on a temporary bauds, ^ 4 . 0 5 glassware. We buvbuy estatesestates. monthly. Handy to Main St. or sale 461 Mata St. next to **anrea lO Itenv baths, large famUy room, ca four bedrooms, dining room, across the front panel. . , with Bible names . . . in accordauic'e with .the Emer Call 614-2427. . . ------make this 3-bedroom Ranch on such as Jacob’s Ladder, Village Peddler, Auctioneer, post office. Excellent business WORKING girl needs 2 pr 3 fur- thedral celling Uving and dining fireplace, recreation room, Manchester cutsklrts a unique accenting the smooth, gency Employment Act. . . B (Sl W . trim loolc of this pleas Joseph’s Coat, the Palm, 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. ROYAL ARMS — lovely new location with building. Call nlshed rooms Im m ^ ately. room, modern kitchen. A ver two-zone heating. Good sized property. Country atmosphere Crown of Thorns, and Program Director Reg. NOW 646-2426, 9-6. Call 648-8140 after 6. BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. satile home In an excellent lo- lot. Prestige area. Off Keeney ing style. No. 8169 with (Recreatltm — Women’s Ac- Paint HI townhouse, 2> bedrooms, heav near city conveniences. Full PHOTO-OUIDE is in Sizes others . . . are contained WANTED — Utility trailer, Manchester Parkade caUon. 2-car garage. St., $34,9. Jesdor Realty, _in this book called BIBLE UvlUes) _ 5-Drawer Chest 37.60 31J8S ed, fully carpeted, all, appli------cellar. Should sell fast at-$24,- 7 t o 15 (bust 31-37). Stainiti good condition. Reasonable. ' Manchester 649-5306 R o t o r s , 633-1411. FAVpRITES. There are (Senior Citizen Activities) 7-Drawer Chest 47.00 (^nri8,trong 742-5060. ances, 1% baths, full basement HOUSGS F o f R a n t TEN ROOM contemporary 500. Call'now to avoid disap Size 9, 32 bust . . . 2% 3 9 .9 5 65 Investment Property ------pattern pieces and full Engineering Aide Antiqualtl withr v x u s t laundry a t A i s s A k j hook-ups,ssejsjMV’ u y O f privatepiIVCMrC ' Moving out erf Ranch with 8-room studio apart pointment, Mr. Lombardo, yards of 60-inch. 3-Drawer Night Stand 20.90 For Sale 70-A s a c r if i c e t W o -f a m i l y directions for making 12 Programmer 1 7 .7 0 WANTED — 1964-1967 Ford patio off dining room, on bus THREE room home in pleasant state,_ closing__ _ our business._ ment or ta-law suite, over 1% Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. RaAteme available only Stapla ...or Inatall with 5-5, separate gas furnaces, quilts. Price . . . 66^ for Woodgrain HI 30” Bar Stool 14.30 1 2 .5 0 Falcon or Chevy n. 289-0564 line, near schools shopping, Jfrge pOUR famUy and two famUy, Oi^tom“built* 9 -^ m U * “r acres of land with a view, red in sizes shown. each book. Q-106. Subject to funding by the adhaalva... right over 8 bedrooms, large' lot, alu SEND 784 Is csist far saek pattsrs after 3 p.m. churches (closest thing to a lawn plenty of space. Working E,,cellent income. $66,900. 66^ Raised Ranch, on tenth green, wood construction. Large ther State of Connecticut It Is antlot- No. 105 Toy Chest 19.30 1 6 .4 9 your old, minum storms and screens. -IsohiStt Rsitsgs sad kasdllsi. Tb order, iin d 65$, Includai' pated that these will be filled private home) $215. CaU 644- adulto. 643-2880.______jjô ext. 148, after 4 p.m. EUtagton Ridge Country Club. mopane windows. XaMheotor postgge ind handling. tirod calllngl TRAINS wanted — anything ex Highland Park area. $29,600. approximately November 15. cept HO,N. Please decide SPECIAU giKi^gggoiarif^TOBK; _Soe, Basaett. Btaaokester NORra - Rent -MANCHESTER - BuUd% 1,- t ^ lt a p r i^ CAPE—8 rooms and enclosed Positions may be filled only t-..- CEILING TILES price and call 649-7503. MODERN clean 3-roonl apart- 'with option to buy. Raised nm annant feet hiiidniw^.nne ?? .!i****«m believe at this price, porch, ^P^Rfas, 2-car garage, by current Manchester resi /TEMS KEITH Mkt Rdaw, Mdmt wiu ... NdX* IMUUt ment, in Manchester, $165. a Ranch, 3 bedrooms, acre lot, ^ ^ St. ^ $23,900r MANCHESTER 6091, Stild HdBkir add tin. dents. AND P A N E LS month. CaU 742-6726 after 6 Mst NMW. Addrtu wiui sir °"® Call RM. Barry, Realty, 646------IX ______REAL ESTATE Six-room Cape, 1% baths, ’ Send $1.00 for the NEW CODE sad W d Nitaktr. Application forms auid further /N STOCK Rooms Wlfhoat Board 59 p.m. We have a wide range of patterns and textures third of each month’s rent 0882. $23,900, 6-EooM Ranch, wall-to- W e NEED LISTINGS needs minor re^rs. Just re ’71 Fall and Winter Ba Information may be obtained in off for every decor. They're sound-absorbent.. The Fall and Winter ’71 649-1922 646-4126 duced to $22,000 for quick sic FASHION filled with 15% ^*®^*’ *’ ------— wall-carpet, recreaUmi room. NOW! "Thinking of Sell the office of the General Man and so easy .to clean. l a r g e furnished room for DELUXE one-bedroom apart sale. lovely designs and a 40-page ALBUM is 66f. male only, parking, $16 week Real.y, 633-1411. ^ sundeck city sewers, spUt ing your property?” Call ager, 41 Center Street, Manches ment, wall-to-wall carpeting__ ^___ „ ______Land For Sale 71 FORBJST HILLS Colonial — FREE Pattern Coupon. ly. Call 646-0223 after 6. throughout, complete appli- FTVE-ROOM Ranch with ga- ______rail fence. Hutchins Agency TODAY! Four bedrooms, big paneled EAST H a r t f o r d ter, Connecticut 06640. Realtors, 649-5324. family room with beamed ceil ploin while W z ‘ sq .ft. THE THOMPSON House — Cot ances, vanity bath. Centrally rage. $226 per mtxith. Refer- COLUMBIA 50 acres, stone ______Three - bedroom iRa. 1 s e d ing, large eat-ib- kitchen, one TILE SELL-A-BRATION tage St., centrally located, located. $176. monthly. R. D. ences required. PhUbrick, walls,— , old— heuse,------over_ — 1,000'.,—. MANCHESTER jicK — Immaculate Ranch, 1% baths, garage, fln- full, .two half baths, 2-car ga- large, pleasantly furnished Murdock, 643-2692. Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. (rentage. ‘ Exclusive. . Escott._ 6-rooig Ranch plus 12x17’ fam- PHILBRICK Irtied reo room with bar. ragff. Completely weeded lot. 649-7683. ily room. mThree .-_„ ,large------bed Now only $27,900. Enjoy new beaty -underfoot . . . plus i-ooms, parking. - Call 649-2358 POUR nice rooms, stove, re- SIX-ROOM Ranch, stove, re- step savliig ease with Ever-Tex V.A. rooms, flreplaced Uving room, City Water, sewers. Many ex WINDOW WONDERLANDI for overnight and permanent frigerator, heat and hot water, ------frigerator,O ■*'“ I garage. Nice J yard, css u ■ tras including wall-to-wall car COVENTRY Floor TUe. guest rates. cjall 668-0633. Central - . - locaUon. Immediate HoUSeS For Sale 72 attached garage. Private yard. AGENCY 20s. Wolverton' Agency, Re- peting, all natural woodwork. New aluminum sided 6-room Cannon Xraf I occupancy. $226-*monthly. 649------CaU owner, 643-9069. WANTED mature woman to 6%-ROOM apartment, one 6039____. NEW jthree-bedroom Split Lev- altars, 649-2818. REALTORS Ranch. FÛr basement, storm 12 X 12 MaitMzad Tile share four-room home with small child accepted, fenced in ------el. Large rooqis, 1% baths, w.-j.-.tiniarrv'D------oi------windows and screens. Built- widow. Private room, pleasant backyard, convenient locaUon, SMALL 3%-room house In Tol- fireplace, hl^ treed lot. Ga- ““ ‘ in Stove, carpeting. Extra lot. SHUTTERS A1 for LO^ LOW price at Perk up decor, glsinorlzs any neighborhood, $100 per month. month. $185. $185. per ner month, month. unheated, unheated, land. land. Ideal Ideal for for one one or or two two peo- oeo- rasre. Onlv 829.600. Haves _ frame. rage. Only $29,900. Hayes frê. LEGAL $26,900. room, quickly, inexpensively 643-9869 after 5 p.m. Write P.O. Box 62, Buckland Ple. No pets, security deposit, Aaenev 64^0131 ^replace, loads of with permanently Installed open __ ___ Agency,, -- - - 646-0181. ------wall-to-waU • ■ —- carpeting, built- 646-4200 — Station, Manchester, Conn. references, one-year lease. frame or slatted-stylîshutters. NICELY furnished room, steve,'e. ___ ' CaU - ,876-4209 ' between 9-2 or af- FOREST HILLS area — New Ins. garage. Large comer lot. NOTICE refrigerator, linens provided. NOW! Lovely sunny apartment ter 6. This Is to give notice that Sizes to fit every window: on market, custom built, raised 30!s. Richard C. Harmon, MANCHESTER — SpUt Level, 801 Main St., 649-8302. for young couple. No pets. ^______David .Cordner ' Is applying to sq. Pt. widths from 6’ ’ to 12’ ’ ; heights ranch with all the trimmings, R. H. Real Estate, 646-7900. 6 rooms, two baths, fireplace, ^ r------$130. Utilities extra, security from 16” t o 36’ aluminum siding,-fireplace, 1% ...- wall-wall carpet, aluminum rent a portion of the Town Ga* m depcait. 633-6026. baths, rear deck, bullt-lns (In- *“ ’« » La'S® f-bedroom Ranch, rage. Town of Andover for re Out of Town storms, awnings, sewers. $8tf,- n eluding self cleaning oven). . . n«>pJace, aluminum, -siding, pair of hea-vy equipment. SAVE 10% For Rent 6 6 600. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Dear Reader:u as little, as a shutter On The Pnrolywe on one of the biggest lots In the large wooded lot. Robert E. Frost, WOODUND 649-6324. 646-5868 Of 4 or Mo k . ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart- area . . .approx, threeuree quartersquaners Hutchins Agency Realtors, 640- • First Selectman MANOR ment, newly remodeled, walk- of an acre. Owner tranMerred, ®®24. $80,500 — s i x -r o o m Colonial PRESIDENTIAL Ing distance to stores, $85 per excellent, value. T. J. Chrockett, nivotnaiTB' 7 in excellent condition that Please1 month. Adulta preferred, no Realtor, 648-1677. E ^ U I S I 'm 7-room Oolonlal on must be sold now, due to relo VILLAGE APTS. peta. 876-8816 Higliwood Drive. Appointments Malta MOTHER a APARTMENTS that defy descriiôn. Ca]l cation. A convenient Manches (X>ZY Cape, 4 rooms, plus 2 un- ter location. CaU Warren E. NO>V LEASING H om a Decorator... wHh HOMESTEAD ST. MANCHESTER ROCKVILLB — 2-bedroom finished, $19,900. Owner, 643 Warren E. Howland for de remember fo tails, 643-1106. Howland, Realtor, 648-1108. In Connecticut’s Fastest Growing Area- SPINDLES A FINIALS Z ' OFF W. MIDDLE TPKE. One and two bedrooms. apartment available in new 0642. MANCHESTER Immediate occupancy. building. v/wssasai.0 Consists vaof n% laigwlarge . '■ ' __—— ------^ For stalroates, bannisters, r6om Near schools, churches ‘ooms ■ with private terrace MANCHESTER — 7-car ga- NOTICE dividsrs, lamp stands. BRICK 1, 2 and 8-bedroom luxury and shopping center, on and pool. Includes heat, hot $28,800. Large 7-room Co TOWN OF MANCHESTER pay your Funotlonal, daoorttlve, ready to apartments. Features waU-to- lonial, nice treed lot, centrally TOWN OF MANCHESI , bus line. Call anytime water, carpeting and all appli paint or ataln. ManyIV langtl langtha and ...... Here’s iroal magic you onn wc^ carpeting, yanlty tUe ances. Located in a country located. Hutchins Agency, LEGAL POSITION VACANCY •Izaa In a variety of atylea, baUis, built-in oven, range, —'...... oreafe yourself Inatanitiy. Just. 64^-2623 setting. Immediate occupancy. altars, 649-5324. Including • Madltarranean dishwasher, refrigerator and NOTICE POLICEWOMAN carrier ,,B|JW^NIIU ^mead onEMI mIIIOVWJ a stic. .CMM and anw pp*/ dy IndlvtdUaleeewveaiew—• bneka iweews— H /• thick - they------W —are dlspoStU, electric heat. 2 air- Rockland Terrace Apartments, / *8,257.60 - $10,879,20 p a rti • Provincial il^fat In weight ao they need no (oundattan or extra aupport. 4 Highland Ave., 872-4046, 629- The Zoning Board of Ap monchGster profttsio^ • Plantar antiqued pehterns plus fleldelone. Z brtek le not a ceramic orf conditioners, glass sUdtag Employee benefits Include • Colonial doors, all laivo rooms. FuU 6586> IN V IT A tlO N peals will hold public hearings paid vacation, sick leave, pen 341 BROAD STREET/MANCHESTER ptastlc. It’s rugged virtually Indeetruotable and it's fireproof. basement ston«e area, am on Monday, November 16, 1971, sion plan, a complete Insurance regularly. Spanlah Bamboo TraaoIttoBal pie parking. AtartinA; at $176. ROCKVILLE — 3-rooro apart* T O B ID starting at 7:00 p.m., in the plan, and employees’ . credit PRESTIGE OFFICE SPACE Decorate • 4x6 a im for »18.45 Handy to shopping, schools, ment,' heat, hot water, stave, Hearing Rpom of the Municipal union. I ^ , KIT $12J6 bus and religious facilities.___ VILLAGER \ refrigerator,.v>.,5 ctoiui, $125. AdultsAuuiis only.only, Sealed bids will be received Building 10 near ana consiaer to M a r and consider Applicants should be no less Designed To Your Speolfloatlons Model apartment open for no pets, security, deixisit re- office of the Director the following petitions; STATE APARTMENTS / than 26 nor more than 89 years iMBBCtion weekdays T-7 p.m. ( qulred. Call 643-9678. General Services, 41 Center HEARING ALSO. , of age, a citizen of the United 660 to 25,000 Square Feet — weekends l-e p.m. Immediate Occupancy )) ^ ------Street, Manchester, Conn., until item' 1. GastaWh', Inc., 176 Tol States and in good physical con 6-Room Townhouses. 1%.^ ROCKVILLE — Attractive 8%- November 12, 1971 at 11:00 land Turnpike, Bustaess Zone s Ideal for Group |Kedloal or e 800 0^ tree an site Bum bjr< tiled baths, co m p 1 e t e ^ dition. irking ( ■room apartments. Stove, re- a.m.- for —n. Request- . Special_ - Exception Legal Practice kitchen, heat, air condi- )) Applications and a list of e Corporate or Branch Office nlynl 12 minutes from frigerator, heat, adults, no INSTALLATION OF IRRI- for gas station location ap MANCHI8 TER SHOP U ft R HoHsing Corp. ( tinning, wall-to-wall ca r-X pets, security, $120 monthly. OA'nON SYSTEM—FITZGBR- quallfIcatloM are available In e Fully air-condlUoned and gHartford via 1-84 peting, private basement,'V proval for easterly added Manchester at: Personiiel Of oarpisted e Shops, banks, restauronta- 649-4824. ALD SOFTBALL FIELD. land area at above location. only minutes away Rentals by washer-dryer' hookup. fice, Municipal Building, 41 e Complete Janitorial FRIDAYS ( Bid forms, plans and speclfl All persona Interested may Services e Storage space provided IW^GLENNEY Robert O. ®P®rtment, catloM are .ivallable at the attend taeroheaX*.* Center Street and the Office of 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 Murdock 2 bedrooms, wall-to-wall car- General Services Office, 41 Cen- ~ " the Police CHilef, Police Head Zoning Board ot Appeals Bentals Starttuf at $440 per sq. ft. CO. TO 8:30 P.M. Complete peting, appliances, heat and ter Street, Manchester, Connec- quarters, 289 Middle Oiirnplke Realtor 64S-2892 Charles H. McKtnsle, hot water, cellar storage, tlcut. East. 64^«BU GB Kitchen J f Chairman SSNTBY Early I*oula W. ( parking, large! yard. Near Town of Manchester, Applications must be returned 3 3 4 SAT. TO 646-6826 John A. CagiaMllo, BBAL 1872 W ebber Charles Lesperance shopping and schools, 20 min- CtomiecUcut to the Personnel Office, 41 Cen ESTATB Secretary Occupancy 649-7620 J; utes from Hartford. Call 649- < Robert B Weiss ter Street, Manchestar, Connso- 249-7877 n o r t h m a i n SIRIBT 4 P.M. ( 2871, $190 monthly. Dated this 4th day of ifovem - ticqt, not latsr than Monday, GeMral Manager her 1971, November IS, 1971. p 1 - V - rumif ^ WT?'

Â6JS TWfilJTY.TWO / /- THURSDAY, NOVBMBBR 4, 1871 iianirl;p0ter lEnrnittg IfrraUi A m t g * Dally Nat Pvm Ron For Ihs Week Ended The Weather Mountain Laurel Chapter of Capt. Alan B,, Bennett of LoyaJ Circle of King’s Daugh Ootpber N , IFll . AboutTown Sweet Adelines will rehearse to Storrs, sen cf Mr. and Mrs. ters will meet Monday at 7:46 Foreign Correspondent Clear tonight with low near night at 8 at the Franklin Rec Morris C. Bennett of Mystic, p.m. in the Federation Room of 30. Tomorrow moatly auraiy: TIM MHIO a u b o t St. K ary’a reational Center, 680' Franklin formerly of Manchester, has Center Congiêgatlonal Church. Mwe Pinehurst 1 5 ,5 8 1 high In mid 60a. Bunday't out BpUcqpal CSuirch wlU ma«t to- Ave., Hartford. The rehearsal been named commander of Hostesses are Miss Dorothy Guest at Israel BondîElvent look. . .partly cloudy. m or row at 7 p.m, in Neill Hall is open to women Interested in Headquarters Cc., 48rd Bri Petersen and Mrs. Alice Clark. Manche$terÂ City of Village Charm Robert Mayer Bvans, noted of Um oluirel). After the dinner singing four-part harmony. gade, SOth Infantry Division, Bud»t Meat Values meeUng, Girl Scouts from Connecticut Army National foreign correspondent, will be Chapman Court, Order of VOL. LXXXXI. NO. 31 Troop 1 wilt show slides and dts- Guard at Hartford. He attended Amaranth, will initiate candl- special guest at a reception in Ohuok continues to be one of the best rsd wjsat jraluee^wUb (TW E NTY-BIG H T PAG ES—TW O SBCnPIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN.^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1971 (Olaaaiftod AdverOalng on Pago S8) All past presidents and in behalf of State of Israel Bonds PRICE FIFTEEN CENti ouss their visit to England... terested members of the VFW Manchester High School and ates'at its meeting tomorrow at leas Ohuok Pot Boast st IQo to Mo J * ® * Sunday at 8 p.m. at the home Auxiliary are reminded that graduated from the University 7:46 p.n/. at the Masonic Tem Is and Steaks at 49o WxTto Ib„ Ttaw Bite |j— of Dr. and Mrs. Merrll B. Ru- Ouhsq of Beef Stew Meat hlo lb., and Iân, ITasfe, C A ' Little Flower of Jesus final- plans for the Veteran’s cf Obtmectlcut (UCenn) as an ple. Refreshments will be serv blnow, 68 Butternut Rd., Man Oholoe'ûek Ground at 96o lb. hfothers O rcle and St. Anne's assistant dairy plant manager ed after the meeting. Officers Day Dinner on Nov, 11 will be chester, it was announced by Mothers Circle will have a Joint made tomorrow at a meeting at the UCenn creamery. will wear white gowru. Philip Bayer and Rolland J, Bridgeport meeting tomorrow at 8:1B p.m. at 8 p.m. at the Post Home. PlN B H tm ST gM A U U (HMMKT M U N E E D at the home of Mrs. TTiomas King David’s Lodge of Odd Castleman, co-chairmen of the . TENDER, LEAN RIBGIL SMOKID The Rosary Society of St. 1971 Israel Bond drive in that Morlariy, M Lin wood Dr. Sis Yhe Junior and Senior Con Fellows will meet tomorrow at C U M STIAKS Bridget Pariah will meet Mon community. PORK SHOULDIRS b . B9e Vote Upheld ter Julia Ryan will be guest firmation Classes of Ememuel 7:30 p.m. at Odd iFellows Hall. SNET Asks day at 8 p.m. in the school au (Called Phsdes) Nixon Urged to Halt Blast; Bvans is former bureau chief lb. $1.39 0 speaker. Co-hosteases are Mrs. Lutheran Church will meet to ditorium at the church. There for CBS News In Moscow, and Jchn Spellman and MTs. Jo night at 6:30 in the parish Airman IC Bryan J. Cushing, will be a 7:30 Mass. Mrs. Betty he served for three years as Fresh Oirsters . . . Hadddob and Flounder FlBsts After Recount seph Receino. building. son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. SkeUy will demonstrate "Crea special assistant to Bdward R. Peieh Fillets and Tlny.^Fqndsr Bay Boallops Cushing of 68 Hemlock .St., is tive Bows." Hostesses are Mrs. Murrow when the latter was BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Center Congregational Church The classes of St. Bridget serviiw at Da Nang AB, Viet Charles Gessay and Mrs. Frank will have a New Members Con- nam. He is a 1969 graduate of director of the U.S. Information Bridgeport Mayor Hugh Cur Rate H ike School of Religion scheduled for. Plsch. The meeting is open to Agency. -versatlon program tonight at Saturday have been canceled. Manchester High School and at women of the .parish. ran conceded defeat late thla Burger To Rule on 7:S0 in the Federation Room of tended Manchester Community While stationed in Russia in ' O i n J i i t r M morning, putting Nlcholaa Pan- the church. College. 1967 and 1968, Bvans reported The executive board of Rob- -Mrs. Claire Jedrey, repre- t’ /V/ udo In the driver*a aeat aa ertscn School PTA will meet to Mntatlve of the. American Air major news events, including Bridgeport’a firat RepubUcan By BILL KOSMAN The Church of the Nazarene night at 8:16 at the home of Mr. Full nosnel Fellowship; Inter lines Kiwi Speakers Bureau, the idslt of U.A.R. President mayor in 44 years. board will meet tcmlght at 7:30 and Mrs. Frank Cimino, 39 Cor- denominational, will have a wlU eak oifl "Plane and Fancy Nasser and the Soviet invasion Robert Mnyer Bvnns Q uran’s conceasion came 20-35% WASHINGTON (AP)— in the Davis Memorial Youth wall Dr. bioie study and open discus Tips Ml Travel," at the Nov. 10 of Ciechoelovakla. He came after an 18-hour recount o f^ With their amwal for an in Building of the church. sion tonight at 7:30 at Orange back to the United States, to years leave after some months meeting of the Manchestei^Bol- Tuesday’a elecUon returns. Hie^ By W ILU A M COE junction still before Su Hall. cover the summit meeting be to Join EMward R. Mdrrow at The Salvati.per-share earnings for At Hnt BHo — But Z with die test U to endanger na- of troeps home for Christmas. ?^**^®*^*' the first'r)lne mtmths 1971 Ucnal security and worid peace, Wholhar Ifa O r o d r a ___No lôrmatlon was available SouLhem New England’s ex- $2.44, down IS cents from not to further i t " T wo BHoa. W o K e o w Z Immediately on the exact imm- Penses have been Increaslng’^tê same p e i ^ last year, and Signers lnclut)M 26 Demo ber, but some UA. unlU were f®''®"“ ®“- added that the cohrpany expecte Y o u 'R L o v o T b o m ! Z He Dointed out that te’onhcne T"''.------.------— Howell Butler, chief of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's ^ \ I T G crats and nine Republicans. Sen. Bklward M. Kennedy, D- BLUE S T ^ y wiSd i ^ c u t T « J? fo n to rd o l^ w a ^ S X S d ’rato 8«8™olo8:i‘»l.observatoiy at Palmer, A ^ checks the machines that will A J . S . P l a U S Mass., in a separate statement, monitor the force of any earthquake that may follow the five-megaton nuclear reUef. As a result of theNlawn- caUed the Rresldent’s poeltion Our Dogs Stand Out From The Available at meet leading chain lUSTRE the Consumer Price Index has seven weeks trend, the company’s c^ d it explosion which is scheduled for tomorrow at Amchitka Island. (A P Photo) "indefensible.’’ He said "Uiere gone up 37.6 per cent In the Pack — Because They Are Natur- stores and independent supennark- CARPET rating has been lowered, he Grain Sale is no overriding nallonal secur (See Page Eight) same period. ally The Best! — They Are One of ets in the self-eervice case or deli- SHAMPOO said. ity edneem that would Justify To&o^s Best Meat Buysj catessen department: InflaUon, he said, has already exp(odii\g a five-megaton nucle wiped out all beneGt of the rate To Soviets. ar bomb in one of the world’s BOGNER’S Q U A L IT Y P*RANKS are made right here in Manchester, of a dor Fbr Smaller Medline Increases, granted as a result AEC Chairman in Alaska; most earthquake prone rt- WASHINGTON (A P ) — Ad- U.S. Government Inspected PUR E B E EF! Look, they are low in calories, of the company’s 1968 rate ac- Uon, and a recenUy negoUated mlnlstraUon sources disclosed The Atomic Energy Comm**- yet high in proteins! RIDNBLO three-year contract with em today that arrangements have slon plans to set off the five-. Rate ployes will increase wage, costs Says: ‘Therd U No Risk ’ been made for a $136 mllUon ^ , . . . , . BST Saturday, 6,000 feet under "FfanUy SpoaUfl9 , Y oh JMt CoR't Boot BOGNRR'Sr (FbnMebr A ts B) by $72 milUon over the life of sale of American feed grains to Alaskan m n XAUXKtimuB the pact. He said wages amount the Soviet Union. U.S. labor un- coast The blast will teat the MS4yu or eiMBra INST«LUD to 76 per cent of company oper By BOA, STOCKTdN Ocean. The AEC maintains was accompcuiied by hls wife, ating expenses other them de- A P Ekslence Writer such posslbUlUes are remote. The members of Schlesinger*B leaders have given their as- hydrogen-bomb warhead of the Ala^ta I**® Lest—c< ^ - family included his wife, Rach- surance Out they i ^ l 1 (^ the gpartan antlballistlc missile. Shows Drop piwlaUon. named Cannikin-sald every- el, and daughters, Anne, 13, ships despite a previous ban on 'cdnservaUon groups opposed The request for rate in c r e ^ s ( ^ ) — head of the Atomic t l ^ was on schedule for what and Emily, 9. Six other Schlesin- au** shipments to Communist to the test, code-named Connl- BROADLOOM comes as no su^rtee, s i^ e Energy Oommlsalon^ w ateh ^ wUL be Uie most powerful un- ger chUdren remained in Uieir naUons, Oie sources said. wn, took their plea to Burgsr TTic Southern New England 1 ^ prej^ratlons tor toturday’s d e r g i o ^ nuclear exjdoelon suburban Washington home. T**® sale, expected to have an Thursday after losing two tow- been warning Ito customers for scheduled undoigioundraclear ever Ibnducted by .the United After examining the hole ‘ mportant Impact on Midwest er-court attempto to, have the this is where W AU TO WALL CARPET several months that it would blast $nd declared, ‘Th®re „Is mare.states. \ S. e u, h l««in ir «r ^ ^ I^ « « « , . « . . « •‘ *t®s In neeft of new test stopped. A high court : ^ c n i i y For October have to seek higher rates. no risk." ^ ^ ^ markets. Is being a>^fan^d aptSiesman said a ruling could CONTINUOUS FILAMENT 100% NYLON In addition to toe proposed in- With hls wife and two of hls ^ m onlt», : >aver creases in basic e x c h S ^ t e s , daughters at hi. side, AEC u n d e r g r ^ iidiere they saw toe nuclear de- (See Page Eight) w rm 48-OZ. PADDING EH’H H r E t deal. it's at! for the second decline Jn a row, the government said ten cenU in initial period rates **ole ahere ^ mogaiops. bottom of the shaft. ... ’TAKE ADVANTAOB OT n U BDE with payment .In U.S. doUars, a today. for daytitoe statim-to-station “ »e five-megaton device wlU'be o .V ” i 4 w ^ a d is shaped like a MmMMi. BAOE '■ V .- 4K>SPITAL AUXILIARY SCULPTURED The tot^ number U Jobhold- men declined from 4.6 per cent toll calls within Connecticut detonated.------v^h beneath Novava _®®?*- !!a ^ " h l y shupened pencil. It to tant effect on U.S. balance of "COME LOOK US OWER" sath Novaya Zemlva, designed tor toe Spartan anti- Stoppage ers rose to a recort 79.8 njH- in September to 4.3 per cent The price for a local pay They plan to remain cn tills mr island ^ north of the Eun^pSm baUlsUc mlssUe. On toe missile, TWEEDS COEGMERCIAL ' lion and toe number of Job la^t month, and toe rate for station call would go up from 10 barren, windswept Aleutian continent toe official seekers ton 210,000 to 4.0 mil- married! men dropped from 3.3 to 20 cents, an increase of 100 island until after toe test. . 1. o - 0 > . . . S i r S T n X ' - RejiectedBy KITCHEN lion, toe Labor Department’s per cent to 3.0 per centr-toe per cent This rate has not been " K ’s fun for the Mds, and my * .. Bureau of lAbor Statistics re- lowest in a year, the BLS said, increaaed in 18 years. Van Sin- wife to delighted to get away x CARFIT The rate for adult women deren said, and he noted that from the house for a whUe," J™* Hie\, nuclear ®explosive ^ ^ ‘ve isIs ^ oats.abLe Jail Guards The humber of unemployed dropped 0.1 per cent to 6.6 per company eairhliigs on this op- Schleslhger said. *' mrectiyxêhlnd toe instruments, a contrast to previous re- 4 Oolm Only In aioek. U* WMIka persons normally declines cent and t it r a t e for teen-agers eration are "now below one per The Schlesingers watched qulrements, vessels of any orl- HARTFORD (A P ) — Actlvltv Oonthmoui FRnmenl Nylen' CENTER somewhat in October, but the edged dpWh to 17.0 per cent. cent." workmen w e re , dumping 6,6O0 ®^^**"**'^* . ^ ‘J®* ®*®**®^ test warhead. offering competitive ship- was expected to remain normal A' BLR said last month’s drtq> was The'riite tor blue collar work- Again, rising expenses are tens of sand and gravel into the “ “ two membera of the Joint Final checks on instruments ment rates will be eligible to today at Connecticut’s Jails and CHURCH / /Ô PPIC E ANDREWS Rm * 136,000 more than might be ex- ers dropped dramatically from too main factor in toe proposed shaft, sealihg the nuclear de- to monitor toe b ) ^ were being carry this grain and any future prisons as a result of an ll-bour BUILDING % 7M yd. pected from seasonal causes ,g.O per cent to 7.2 per cent, but Jump for pay phone rates, he vl®® 1" a chamber where It to S u n d a y s t ^ made today. \ business which may develop, decision bv the suaitls not to alone. ^ / f o r white coUar W o rk e r. It said; noting that a pay tele- »>« ®t 6 p.m. ™ About 116 w o r k ^ will be the mnirces said. ^ “ t o m S n S T ^ ^ L S yd The unemployment ratq has edged up from 3.3 per cent to phone cost $68 in 1968 but car- ®ST Saturday. » me east, w picK up a p o ^ flown off Amchltka\to Adak In June, President Nixon tei^ pajm NOW wavered between 6.6 per cent 3.4 per cent. • ries a price tag of $216 t o ^ . Many environmentalists have ®“ ®*' A“ ^ ®*‘ igjand, 200 miles awa^^ where mlnated a requirement that De- The guards in a union'meet- and 6.3 per cent tor the last 12 The rate for whites sUpped . Southern New England serves expressed fears that toe blast ,emain during ^ e ex- partment o f Commerce per- w Thursdav nlkht In Klddle- menths. J per cent t o T $ virtually all Connecticut, and *»'®®*®"- ®«®-^ ------mission must be------obtained for town voted rwlay 161 night to in18 Mlddle- against earthquakes or send a tidal Craig Hoemer, R-Callf., and Oi^. It was 6.8 per cent In July, pgr gent last month, but toe any Job action today. TELEPHONE (See Page Eight) wave rolling aerpes the^ Pacific ville Hansen, R-Idaho. Hoemer (See Page Seven) (See Page Bevenleea) KITCHEN LINOLEUM 6.1 per cent in August imd 6.0 ^^te for blacks and other non- Instead, they decided to con COMPANY per cent in September. The Oc- whites edged up from 10.6 per tinue "informational" picketing ARMSTRONG VINYL INLAID tober 1970 rate was 6.6 per ee„t to 10.7 per cent. at a number of correctional fa * Tile w iA iudd the avera|^ cilities in an attempt to'boUter (Cemented to Floor) The BLS attributed toe Sep- urork week for 71.4, million what they say to inadequate Up To 9x12 liwfoRid tember decline in total unem- rank-and-file workers Jumped prison security with a larger ployment to a reduction in four-tenths of an hour to a "sea- work force. PREPARATION EXTRA adult males who had lost their They atoo called for Unding Jobs earilor. The rate fw adult (See Page Seven) arbitration to settle their de mands. Michael Botelho, regional di rector of the' American Feder ation of State, County and Mu y4«i ftr ompewni iHnrt *79.95 Nommee Rehnquist ■ nicipal Employes, told guards h o m i^ and prnctfeal but uIm Thursday night that conditiens t ^ etaqnnt antpot now would make a strike futtle. TW AREA FirstSenate Hurdle Passed -Gov. Thomas J. Mesklll "to bolds np b^ ia b In ihe ImmrlaM iraSe willing to walk over the dead Yes. file Penny SfBfer is open for mens iosblfng son. atolm end fooipilnli, bodies of state em|doyea” ' be ^ wftb dmSl iETm m V P For Top Court Confirmation cause he wonts to become a lor yecBS of wonr. Poeoraiei eolois. CERAMK TllE^ U.S. senator, he charged. By JOHN CHADWICK natioiu of Clement F. Hayns- Meskill on , previous ooca- business in temporary quarters of FUN-TA-STIK worth and O. Harrold Care- slons, however, has denied hav WASÔ-rON (AP) - A«t. ha. oonc.led a majority ing any plane to seek a seat in Atty. Gen, William H. R®1»^ of the 16-member Judiciary the Senate. SHAG *?**fc*!^ti ***» cleared oommitteo supports Rehnqulst. Meskill said this morning hs 319.95 toe first hurdle to Sens e con- committee source said was pleased and encouraged Iqr 57 EAST CENTER ST. aq. FT. flrm atlM for a teat on the Su- foresee, a maximum of five toe decision of the prison TILES Reg. « o In ateek p i ^ e Court. ~ » committee votes against Rehn- guards to cancel their threat- , Chalrm u Jaines O. qutot and possibly no more ened work stoppage. (F o r m e r s h o e b o x s t o r e ) ^ i 2 » s a r land, D-Mtos., of toe Senate " I am sure I speak cn behalf J u « c la ^ C ^ m ltte e exouwd . Richmond. Va., at- ot all of our clUiena in thanking 10 - S DAILY 10-9 THURSDAY <) 9x12 ^ h n q u M Thursday ottw two tomey and former president of ' toe membera of the American CHAIR FADS