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FRIDAY, DEGEMBER 4, 19T0 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT iQj^ntng l^pralib Average Dally Net Press Ron The Weather For Hie Week Ended • Cloudy, cold tonight with 60 November 14, 1970- per. cent chance of snow devel­ ’The. next Women’s Breakfast oping late; low 25 to 80.Toirtor-tf iy^out Town at Temple Beth Sholom is sched­ 16,080 row windy, cold, flurrlea; high FOGARTY BR0$^ INC. uled for Suiiday' at 9 a.m. It will In Sbs. The Mien’s CAub of Center be preceded by a brief service Mtmehester— A City of Village Charm n t sxBBvr-acAKcnBvnB and will be followed by a discus­ ' ne 649<45S» Omgregatlonal Church will have a father and son dinner sion on a timely subject. Reser­ PRICE TEN CENTS vations may be made, with Mfs. VOL. LXXXX, NO. 56 (TWENTY PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN*. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1970 (Classified Advertising on Page 17) tonight at 6:80 in Woodruff Hall .Arthur Dauer or Mrs. Murray of the church. Andy Baylock, ATLANTIC Platok. ■ 1 FOGARTY'S INSURED freshman football coach at the University of Connecticut, will The Womens’ ChrlsUan Tem­ OIL H E A T BUDGET PAYMENT FLAK ]?e guest speaker. perance Union wUI hold Iti OPEN TO 9 P.>l. TILL CHRISTMAS k Air Christmas party on Tuesday at 2 Teacher Walkout Clockwork /Cross in Tribute Fm I on — oh Burner Grade 7 youth instruction p.m. in the Fellowship Room of /' SAT. TO 5:30 (Wm mad Servlder^ M Hmr i class 'of Zion Evangelical Luth­ the South United Methodist eran Church wlH meet tomor­ Church. Each member is re­ In Hartford Ends' Robbery row at 0:30 a.m. at the church, quested to bring a small gift. To Slain Captive HARTFORD (AP) — Hart- On© clue to the strength of Nets Gold HI KoHiy! In or Our of SoOsoir—Wo Hovo Tho The third annual Christmaa Produco; plus "OM FosMomd" Hard to Mild The Perennial Planters Gar-, ford’s union teachers, who went the 'strike In Its final days was MONTREAL (AP) — British Trade Commissioner collecUon for the needy is now dien Club' will hold its annual out h. will speak on "Eastemizing from Grade Youth Fellowship of contract, no work.” "It was difficult to call an end area and were on their way to don and a reunion with his wife, vent revolutionaries.” BANANAS ...... * Jhs. Western ’Thought,” Sunday at 8 MAC APPLES ...... peck bag South United Methodist Church Although there was one at- ^ Heathrow Airport for shipment whom he has not seen since he “ I am very glad they are out*- 10:30 a.m. at the Unitarian Uni- was kidnaped Oct. 6. of this country and away from FANCY TANGERINES...... doz. versalist Society meeting house, will meet tonight at 7:30 In the tempt to get contract talks going to do It,” Cascella ^ several clients In Amster- He looked pale after his 60- me,” CJross added. 1 We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald 466 Main St. ’The relationship youth lounge of the church. mldway through the strike, the ^ dam. COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS between art aidl the viewer in “ More TUan Ugliting Candles” talks qulcWy wdlapsed. Since |twM a reflecUon of responsible g, bril- day confinement In a window- repeated hla thanks to all is the meeting’s theme. HOUSE less room, but walked briskly had a hand In his res- the eastern tradition will be il- then, there has been no publi- . llantly planned operation, and It luirtrated in a display of oriental cized formal contract between t, '*2***^^ worked perfectly,” •> h„he said.aais Into the heavily guarded airport specifically to the po- Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma the teachers .and the school lounge and shook hands with ac- jjgg^ whose lfflclal conceded teachers wert back rity.” Vina, a South Indian stringed p.m. at Mott’s Community Cen­ Friday that a reason the strike today.” TTie thing that puzzled Scot­ er only a few were asked and )e been irre- 3 for toy Frid^, there were 263 sponsible In terms of what we By PAHUOK O’KEEFE Chx>ss said In reply to a ques- Cross spoke mostly In Engli^ t e ^ e r e still OT stride, put of might have gotten out of It.” Associated Press Writer tlon that he did not attempt to but switched to French for his Include any code message In the tribute to his French-Canadlan ^ ^ 1.700 In the scho“ ® saM 10-day, 28,000-mlle trip to the was held in a lounge of the road 12.98 largely non-Christian Far East. The quick return to normal D Nylon taffeta quilt shell with poly­ activities—conferences with nriSaS! s r -p s s r ".SiS; ester interlining. Hidden hood. Fea­ aides and possibly audiences for Announced by President " n ,.y got m . up and lumd- e n fiS y 'W .S u g u S i S ther light, yet packed with warmth Fashion .geared to take New Southviet Action visitors—Indicated that the cuffed me to a doorknob in a and protection against wind and specific price Increase he con- real Interest of the working- corridor In the middle of the snow. Navy, brown, blue. Sizes s, Pope had rested some on tiie By BILL NEIKIBK (See Page Eight) slders inflationary. man.” cover in when the weather m, I, xl. homeward leg of the journey. Associated Press Writer Opened in Cambodia He had nothing major on his Nixon was Interrupted by ap- He added: “ This Is also the ------schedule for the rest of today. WASHINGTON (AP) — With pjause only once by the business nioment, with productivity new- leaves you cold 'A' no-iron dress shir** n . » ir. * r, .. S u n ^ v" h w ever M u n u s ^ y ft-bold attempt to roll back gaso- executives. The President noted ly on the rise, for buslnese to 1 lanr^rowd is expected to gath^ 1*"® prices and an ulti- gome businessmen are con- take a hard new look at Its pric- 2 fo r *««• Assoolated Press Writer mander. It also reported de- ‘^ ® ^ Saturn on construction costs, cetned because their children ing poUcles, and to pass along to Armed Conspiracy E i f LADIES' MINK-TOPPED, PURE WOOL 1.77 3.B0 SAIGON (AP) — HeUcopter- stroylng three camps, several . ‘ blesslne from President Nixon has launched are saying: ” ‘Business Is not the consumer Its savings in pro- Polyester-cotton permanent press borne'South Vietnamese troops ®®'"® ®"®™y ^l®®' ^ 7 w i n T w s the toughest anti-inflation drive tor m e - I don’t want to get in daction costs;” LongueHe-look coats blend needs no ironing. Regular col­ -klUed ------36 Viet Cong in• a .batUe „16 South' Vietnamesey ‘®tnameae casualtiesc ^ a lt ie s % ® ^ * ^ y o f his administration. the rat race, I want to help oth- Nixon said his bid to roll back lar style. White and vibrant solid mUes from Saigon, spokesmen w®>‘® ^ ‘“ “ ®^ nal message to China and dellv- Not only did Nixon announce er people.’ the 26-cent-per-barrel Increase Feared in Ireland Squared-off bib collars of Ranch, colors. Sizes 14Vi to 17. said today. Simultaneously, ^f®® wounded. ered a ^ e 4 ' down version In direct government action Fri- “ Nothing has d' night to force doifrii the help people in this country and gasoline price hike—Is not a o glorious lusbness to coots of lux­ and rangers launched a new of- volving American forces today, selzed, seven persons in a raid leashing “ a modern Franken- urious pure wool worsted shodow sources said. price of crude oil, but he issued people throughout the world move toward government wage on a house near the Dublin alp- stein.” gobordine. (Fur products labeled fensive drive in southeastern hut the U.S. Command reported Deleted was an appeal for dia- a warning to all Industry and la- than the private economic sys- anc. price controls, to show country of origin of import^ Can.bodla. on® skirmish just half a mile today, only hours after the Eddie McAtter, president of reg. to 100.00 i f wool sport shirts logue with Communist China, bor against betting on future tern,” he said to bring on the "On the contrary, he said, ggyemment Invoked emergency the Nationalist Party In North- furs). Vibrant foil colors. Petites, Misses In the first hours of the new south of the Demilitarized Zone, j^g^j^anu reported. or>d half sizes. inflatlon. only applause of the night. "these are moves away from poy^,eI•a to deal with what It ern Ireland, said: “Dear God, C sweep, the marines reported The command said a U.S. unit An Indication that the original Criticizing this year’s big Whether his administration the kind of government controls called a “ secret armed consplr- have they gone back to this? killJng 16 enemy soldiers In encountered a North Viet- A BIG FASHION SELECTI0R OF 4.59,l*9iS ^ 4 T , 4. T , 1 4 ..4 4 J speech was thrown out came ^gge Increases In the construe- vvill go further In “ jawboning” that cause artificial market gey.” Only near-lnaurrection could fighting in the ® Beak namese force of undetemlned ^hen the one the Pope finally tlon industry, Nixon offered this business and labor was not shortages.” The seven were not identified, justify such destruction of civil Famous "Wool-of-The-West” sport section of Cambo^a, which ex- size, killed six enemy troops, delivered was distributed at the ultimatum: closed In his speech. But Nixon Nixon overrode present state and police said they had not rights.” pantsuits shirts ore worm os con be. 90% tends Into South Vietnam^ some and captured three while suffer- Vatican. It came out with a -.unless the Industry, wants used the toughest language to restrictions on oil production on been formally arrested. It ap-. wool, 10% nylon blend. Hand­ ' 46 miles southeast of Phnom ing only one man 'wounded. , j 1 , 4U4,„ 4J..4C04, 444.4, 4..4.4.4.4. j . ------— — □----- — =—4, ------— r ------— M Thc Nationalist Party of Lon- Two and three piece styles. Choose some plaids ir. lively colors. Siz­ half-hour s delay, ana men omy ggyernment to intervene In dote in his anti-inflation drive. federal offshore leases and per- peered that they had beenV^donderry, Ulster’s secemd city. from several popular models. Wool $ ] 9 9 9 es s, m, I, xl. V j _4 41, ^® ^® In Italian. , 4 ,4 ,, W g e negotiations on federal “ This Is the moment for labor mltted oil Importers to use picked up mainly as a govern- iggued a statement demanding blend knits Dacron* polyester Smgon h e ^ q u ^ e r s said ^ ccunlry, a 7,0(X)-man South Viet- Vatican oMlcl^s let It prgjeptg jg protect the public In- anl management to stop freez- now-ldle import quotas for ment warning to extremlsU. Dublin think again “ In the name fobrics bonded to ocetote. Misses, nu^nee su ffer^ three killed namese force pushed into the U known that the original speech, j^rost, the moment Is here for ing into 'wage settlement and cheaper CJanadlan oil. Prime Minister Jack Lynch gf justice.” Junior ond holf si^es. Reg. to 26.00 'A' no-iron sport shirts and seven w o u n ^ . Mlnh Forest for a fifth day. NQ_prepar^ as is customary In jgbgr’and management to make price actions any expectation the construction Industry, announced Friday that the gov- Northern Ireland’s premier, W LADIES' WARMLY LINED ^ ^® "®-^- operation j v m (j-egh flg^tii^ was reported to their own reforms.” that Inflation will continue In called for reform of the In- emment had invoked Part 2 of James CSilchester-Caark, and Ws launched by South Vietnamese the jungle haven ot the Viet on orders from the Pope’s party In his speech to the National thc future at Its peak rate of the diistry’s bargaining process, the 1940 Offenses Against the ruling Unionist Party were re- 2.59 ^*5 troops already in Cambodia. It cong, but a government spokes-.In P ^ g Kong. Associatlon of Manufacturers in past,” he said. saying consolidated or regional State Act, which gives police the ported quietly pleased with the pant coats invoiveaInvolved aoouiabout a rouruifourth of01 theuie man said South Vietnamese In-in- Then ie revised speechspeecn stillsuii oon- con- President took up “ Any wage or price decision hareSnine Is needed. Polyester-cotton permanent press power to Intern any citizen virlth- move, seeing It as confirmation 10,000 Souto Vietnamese troops fanlrymen uncovered two Viet t^ned ^luslons to ^ m m u ^ st ^ economic strategy longfthat makes the flat and Irrever- . ^ e n construction wage set- out trial, and that detention cen- gf uigh: long-standing claims Perfect over p a n ts, skirts^,, onything. blend needs no ironing. Regular Pure wool melton coots with full or $ ■ 1 9 9 9 collar. Stripes, checks, solid col­ T 4,1,4044 dlsfavor by his economic s^ble assumption of a hlerh rate uements are more than double ters were being prepared. He that underground terrorist bock belts, ocrylic pile or ocetote quilt ors. Sizes s, m, I, xl. ^ mtit ®'’®'‘6l®avy and other a South e ese ------Eight) (See Page Eight) lice believed conspirators were the rule of law and order colors. Sizes 5 to 15 ond^ to 16. reg. 30.00 (See Page Eight) office directly to purfi down a pubUc interest and against the claimed to have killed an assist- planning to kidnap leading cltl- throughout the Island, At acrylic knit shirts zens and to stage hank robber- Lynch noted that Invocation of les likely to involve murder. the act Involved government His action brought on outcry withdrawal from some provl- 3.98 today from opposition poUti- ^ the European Cwiven- Cabbies— 36,000 oi Them, clans, newspapers and the out- Human Rlghte, and he Three-button placket front with lawed Irish Republican Army ggid this was a measure of the collar. Handsome solid colors. (IRA). Irish rightists, however, gerfousness of the situation, Sizes s, m, I, xl. Stage Strike in Manhattan welcomed the move. jug statement gave no names, The Irish Independent, a mid­ NEW YORK (AP) — The fa- goers to line up at bus stops and dle-of-the-road newspaper, ac- (See Page Twelve) rolUar yeUow-painted taxis that sul^ay stotions. Ar boll bottom slacks 11(11404 jr Times Square was almost de- reg. usually crowd the streets of th ggj^ed. The few remaining cabs ^ 5.98 city ■virtually vanished today gf Kennedy Airport soon disap- 4.88 6.98 after 36,0(X) cab drivers went on peared as news of the strike Chief U. S. Delegate to U. N. Polyester-cotton. permanent press strike at midnight. spread. . 4 , 4p..pIo»p By 2 a.m., reports frbm blend needs no ironing. Flare leg Airline travelers,, tourists, indicated that and belt loop, pre-cuffed styles. Seen Giving Up Post Soon Solid colors, stripes in group. Sizes theatergoers and many others no cabs remained on 29 to 36. faced journeys — some of them streets. Only a few "gypsy” By .MAX HARRELSON service for anything that you difficult and Inconvenient by gghg—^unlicensed vehicles not Associated Press Writer might want that I might be able bus, subway, private vehicle or permitted to bear taxi insignia UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. to provide,” Moynihan wrote to 5 tk plaid rebos on foot. and yellow colors—were still to (AP) _Charles W. Yost is quit- Nixon, but he added that his reg. An early settlement was not geen. ting as the chief U.S. delegate to original commitment to the 10.98 expected, and the full effects of drivers set up picket lines the United Nations after this president was for two years, 7.88 the strike were likely to be felt ground . garages, where they session of the General Assem- Both Yost and Moynihan took Shawl collar, wrap-around style. Monday by thousands of com- watched by police details, bly, according to a high-ranking their government posts in Janu- Wool-nylon blend. Assorted plaids. muters. ’Taxicabs are regarded strike by the luilon driv- source In the delegation. His re- ary 1968. Blue, burgundy. S, m, I, xl. In the city — with 800,(KX) daily affects 6,816 fleet - owned signation has been expected The reports that Yost was users— as an Integral part of ggbg. a further 4,963 owner- since word leaked out three being replaced came as a sur- if Sanforized pa|amos the transportatltm system. drivers were expected to lumor weeks ago that he was being re- prise to the 63-year-old career 'Ihe drivers’ old c House never ed as telling the Washington for driving. Block, brawn. Sizes s, confirmed the move, but Moyni- -Star. m, I, xl. William Rudln as he vdieeled jjg ggld, promised an additicmal his cab into a garage after the million a year In fleet reveu- han wrote a letter to the Presl- Yost’s impending retirement mldnight strike deadline. nues. dent saying he was returning to ^gs reported Friday night after Harvard University, from which Nixon declined an Invitation t o Outside In the streets of Man- involved various rate In- he had gone on a leave of ab­ party In the Ambassador's hattan, the normal late-night, oreases that would raise the a.m. today. At midnight drivers went on strike. sence for his White House job. crush of cabs rapidly thlimed, New York cab driver hides face from photographer 945 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER “ I shall continue to be at your (Bee Page EigM) V 945 MAIN ST. MANCHESTR leaving bomebound theater- (See Page Eight) as he drives passenger in midtown Manhattan at 8 But at least one didn’t get the word. (AP Photo)

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News for Senior Otizens Yule Ballet Shein^volfl on Bridj;e i R M W I B A M WOW WHAT SERVICE NO ABSOLUTE KULEj;;, Has NORTH 10 MIN. SERVICE ON ALL CALLS — FASTEST By WALLY FORTIN At^Bushnell FOB OPENING LEAD IN T O W N __ DONT BELIEVE US, — THEN p m n m ro R ♦ A SMMII (SmS aSMair Br ALFRED SHEINWOLD C) Q 107 64 T R Y US. Looming 'Over Cambodia HI there! Man, did this week the project, it was a. suc­ Top IVawer O KQ72 BIG GIANT GRINDERS > ever go bj^; Monday hard}y end­ cess. and everyone in atten­ We wind up a full week of 4k K85 We Make Our Own Pizza Dough ^ Beeq Named By C A ^ P. LECBSOORF ed and 82.3 biUlim less than toe Richard B. Russell, D-Oa., sald^ ed when bango it was. Wednes­ dance were haiHpy with the re­ ^ By JOHN OBUBBB Nixon administration requested. he wasn’t sure the provlsp I Ml M|t MMimO study o f the opening lead with WEST EAST FOR THE BEST GRINDERS AND PIZZAS WASHINGTON (A P ) — Sena­ day. This is not ( » l y m y busiest sults. So my thanks go out to 6w>ll MSIsecm It rejected 8664 million In tm- The Hartford Ballet Company a little heresy. Everybody Iiels 4 QJ 1073 4 K9642 IN TOWN CALL > would prevent President Iflxcm day, but the day I .miist write the two ladies, and their line tors favoring restrlcUims on budgeted Items voted by the presented another of its annual AKJ 9 853 2 ' from ordering a re^tiUoo' of my column. organization, they’re really do­ always Eidviiied you EigEiinst U.S. involvement In Cambodia productions o i “The Nutcrack­ Ml Atn MMITTU 0 3 O 84 House, including an extira 8417.6 last April’s U.S- ettack into the So hang on now, and we'U see ing a wonderful Job lor the P«wbW 6uI4«ic« tsnnti leEidlng from a ten-Eice when PIZZA - RAY'S I I Tenders, Sandra Lee, ^ u gh ter of Kurt and Christine Ger- e r" last 'evening at the A uh- 4k AQJ6 4^ 93 may be headed for another colli­ million for ship construction', Communist sanctuaries in (Cam­ what happened to keep me so town, through their many proj­ 130 SPRUCE ST. I main ^ d e n , 368 Oakland St., Manchester. She was bom Nov.' bodia. * - nell. The house was complete­ the contract is in a trump suit ' SOUTH sion with House backers ol and also turned, dbwn 8861 mU- busy. ects. ^ * ^t-Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mateihal grandmoth­ ly sold out and I understand That Is, you avoid leEuUng from _ ♦ 83 President Nlxim’s policies for llon asked by the administration “As commander in chief, I Our gang all. looked pretty er is Mrs. PhylUs Ctormaln, 108 Ridge St., Manchester. Her pa- above last February’s 868.7 bil­ that the same situation exists Kthiicreo a suit headed by the A-Q or ‘ ' ^ r ' that embattled Southeast Asian guess he could probably over­ snazzie, alter not seeing Slides of Hawaii I Undv 17 rasilnt Kte«i»My<«l 1 ^ OarLIinders, 736 N. lion budget. for this afternoon’s matinee,'so even from the ace genendly, O A ’J 10 9 6 5 naUon. look that if he desires,"- the them lor that long weekend, and Alter the craft project, every­ Pmnt gr Mult Siarilan FBI. — SAT. — SUN. i Mam St., Manchester. She has a brother, Michael, 21 months. In so doing, tod committee cut next year you’ll have to get in unless you Eilso have the Mng. 4k 1074 2 With an ^arlier Senate move Louisiana Democrat told report­ looking healthy, and some a lit­ one enjoyed the Hot-Meal, and I ' * » . * * back to the 8300 million budget line even earlier if you want a And you a re likewise warned Wcri North Eart Son* 5 Card Stud shown to restrict'%.S. actions In Cam- ers. ^ tle t>lumper alter the "b ig tur­ then about 130 people took part I^ANCHESTe S ■ ' ^ David and Gsdl Ingram Bod- level for the Vietnamlzation pro­ good seat for this Chrismas en­ not to lead from the K-J, or 1 # Double 2 4 3 0 O H - //V' b o d 1 a —t h e Coc^r-Chiuxh Sens. John Sherman Cooper, key day meal." in our Fun-Day. We did a little , HO SHt UHOU 17 AOHina F rL Cl Sat. Oiriy I man, RTO 4, Fleldstone Lane. Coventry. He was bom Nov, 12 gram to beef up South 'Viet­ tertainment. (AggHoltMyMiy even from the king generally. 4 4 3 0 Pass Pass Ries 6 & 44A • BOLrON NUICH amendment—stalemated by toe R-Ky., and FVank (Church, D-I- Monday we had 88 people singing while 41 i>er8<»is took I a. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents nam’s army. Hie House had Each year the production gets .MMitMn Mn) This is very good Eidvlce in Double All Pass House, committees of both daho, sponsors of the Cooper- playing our kitchen social time out .to receive free flu ^ are and Mrs. Donald Ingram, East Hartford. KBs paternal added 868.6 million and had giv­ a little better sbmehow. It has most hands, but there Eire no fiaMMMI/aOOOMMDmO RpktwBforowliaM/. chambers took potentially cmi- Church restrictions which affect games, and this was lollowed shots, thanks to the Manchester always been excellent, am} this i «**!?*'^ ^’Trs. George Bodman, East Hart- tradictory steps 'Hiursday. en toe Pentagon authority to absolute rules in bridge. J ford. He has a brother, Mark, 2. ^ U.S. aid to Cambodia as w ell as by a tasty noontime lunch, Health Depcirtment, and the year’s presentation is really top and the reault la all tlmt you Pcrcmount ^turcs (KeMntt The Senate Appropriations - transfer an additional 8160 mil­ West deEiler retention of ground troops, have >«dilch leatured egg drop soup, Manchester Public Health drawer stuff. With the many could aak for. Committee, citing the 68-37 vote lion. I f Neither side vulnerable PMIl JOANNE ANTHONY I Lanham, James WilUani, son of Norman and Carol Le- said Cambodia was omitted in­ or drop egg soup; anyway, the Nurses Association. children Involved, it will always Dally Qneatlon last June for toe Cooper-Church The 866.4 billion Is 86.2 billion Opening lesul — Queen of ^ NEWMAN WOODWARD PBIKINS ^ • fobvre Lanham, Box 116, Arrow Acres, Storrs. He was bom advertantly last (December name might scare you, but Next cEune our entertainment be somewhat rough in some sec­ Dealer, a* your right, opena restrictions, added a bani on below the amount voted by Con­ Spades. , Nov. 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand- when the ban on troops' for those who tasted it, found it for the day, as we were taken tions, but this is a ballet about with one heart. You are next, U.S. combat ground troops for gress for the Pentagon last If West leEuls the queen of Laos and Thailand was en­ wasn’t bad at all, in lact a cou­ on a trip to Hawaii, via excep­ children, conceived for children. THEATER TIME holding: Spades, A ; Hearts ,4|- WUSA t Sit” . Letebvre, French Rd., Bolton. Cambodia to one enacted last year. But the Appropriations spades, the orthodox opening • ' S " ^tem al grandmother Is Mrs. Chester Lanham, Fordsville, acted. ple even wanted to know how tionally fine colored slides, with It is not unheard to dis­ 10-7-6-4; Diamonds, K-Q-T-2; year covering Laos and Thai­ Cfommittee said the reduction SCHEDULE lead. South mEikes his doubled > w Ky. He has a brother, J. Wayne, 2%; and a sister, Carol, 1%. The House committee voted 24 It was made. That along with Mr. Leon Fallot as the pilot. pense with them, substituting at Clubs, K-8-6. land. will only be 84.6 billion when game in diamonds. DeclEirer I If . »i to 4 in favor of the 8550 million an egg and olive sandwich, a ’The pictures were really some­ least adolescents in the inter­ What do you say7 The full Senate is expected to funds are provided later for pay SATURDAY wins in dummy with the Eice ! * rrt. ' Marion Jean, daughter of Louis and Marion aid package after adding 816 Irult cup, and a beverage thing to see, and many thanks ests of slickness, but I ’ll give Answer: P eiss. Do not double go along'next week. raises that are already in effect. Burnside—^W.U.S.A., 7:16, 0:16 of spades, leads a diamond to J ,, ^orason Taormina, 61 Bette Dr., Manchester. She was bom million to help East Pakistan rounded out a nice meal. to Mr. Fallot for an enjoyable Joseph Albano credit for using for a tEikeout when you have The House Forelgfn Affairs The committee said' it based Chiema I (East HEirtford)— »• N o y .:ll at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand- recover from last month’s dev­ presentation. tots where they are supposed to the ace Eind returns his single- length in the enemy’s suit Emd Committee, meanwhile, over­ the ban on ground combat The Croaa t . ’The BwitchblEide, ton heEirt toward dummy. , fc pother is Mrs. Marion Thomson, 606 N. Main St., Manchester. astating cyclone and tidal wave. Pinochle All this was climaxed by a be employed. Of course frnid shortness in one of the unhid whelmingly approved a 8660 troops for Cambodia on the Sen­ mamas always go for this sort 2, 7, 9 West must step up with the J ^ Her paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Charles TOor- ate action in passing the Cfoop- The bill includes, besides the In the aleemoon, we had 70 couple sets of square dancing, suits. Your best course - is to ROBERT KDFORDIG0K HACKMAN/CAMHU SRARV l-DOWNHU RACER , . mina. Flushing, L.I., N.Y. million supplemental foreign aid of thing, but strictly from a EEtst HEirtford Drive-In—(Find­ king of heEirts Emd may then mmtmpmmOGmam tmrmmmMmmom nommm* JIMIHTIFIRE f .... bill that Inipludes 8166 million er-Church amendment to the 8166 million for Cambodia, an­ playing pinochle with the follow­ and with the weatherman com­ PEISS Emd awEdt developments. J standpoint of verslmllitude and ers Keepers, 7:30. Vixen, 8:46. cash the ace of clubs and leEid military sales authorization bill. other 8100 million to repay aid ing winners; Tom Grant, 696; ing out with springlike weather, Copyright 1970 asked by President Nixon for Eurtistic verity, I am in favor of Heavenly Bodies, 10:00 the queen of clubs to dummy’s ; ' Jennifer Lynn, daughter of J

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u > ! '• , CONNr, SA T ^ D AY, DECEMBER 6. 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1970 PA G E F IV E ?AGE POUR EVENIlife HERALD, Hebron ' iim irlfw tjjr s^wi^ns in ;whlch he . ^th e passtSigers .they ,dW n;t''^ally want Happenings fo^ Teeiis lEttpnittg l|pralb another clgatet.^ ' Business Bodies Post Slates p d e u s h b id b y t h s There w as plsb,^ early in the voyage, Saturday, Dec..-8'' night, open to senior highs and HBta£LD Bluvrnira cp.. me. a dose' of''rough weather, which Had Drug Advisory Center, 647- coHege age . . . free. , ' 18 BiaMI ttre«t PAUHHI SALES OBOW Carol Sing IbochesteivfCoim. 9222, phone .maniied from 6 M HS—stress rehearsal for 'tfae TBO lU S F-.'-rBgtQUaON sbroe''of the passengers te m p arari^ ,sO ^ ' <^d p r, Inc., announced toe p.m. to.»- a.m. Manchester dvic Chorale, 8 WAl/TKR'R. 7EROUSON Maslolr'’toey couldn't stanS ot mghest bales and esomlngs in ^ '^Pirtiltoheni' F o t^ e c.20 East Side Rec, open 10 a.m.- p.m,- ' ' ^ ■' Founded October 1, 1881 l U history for the three and trying to nave a smt^e. is, then, 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. ii , ' PoMliibed Brery FveninK "febecopt S u ^ y e nine month periods ended Oct. ' William O’Donnell, command­ some sUght^^aderald'^uestltm 81. . • West Side Rec, open 1-6 pn toe- onto U.S. 301, a dual-lane high­ Waddell School, open 6-9:80 1M3 WIUUR CROSS ed, we lost the' whole thing, including away, “running’’ somewhere been being thought by many The total was 2 ^ times that prepared for its initial test run Aircraft. He Is employed in tool Hebrmi cxirrespondent Anne Guinea. at the scene correlating results Romblo Paganl Is re-elected losing, but not the winning way. State police said Hugos ap­ p.m. else. Thus, some s<^)hiBticated people, and it might as well be late on Christmas Eve in 1925. design. Emt, telephone 228-8071. HIGHW AY an Investment of $98,600,000 In taxpay­ The economy and flexibility of mer­ from toe satellite, pertiaps toe to eighth term as president of ticket. The black ' Americanst for the comparable week last parently... was attempting to MOC, Hartford. Rd. Campus, and foolproof method is neces­ put out Into toe open, for the The tradition is carried on to­ CONN. ers’ money. cenary strike forces are breathtaking location of toe fish can be pin­ Magllanese Society. can’t (daim to have decided 1$. year .when claims rose by 3,000 cross toe highway. Music Workshop, 10 p.m.-mld- sary to find waters where fish guidance of future state ticket Michael DlBella day with toe distribution of Harlan D. Taylor of 39 Har­ The moment this loss had been when contrasted with the budgets and pointed. because they were on the los-’ to ^,400. The governor was riding in E abound. makers. cash payments instead of holi­ lan St. was among 26 Connecti­ Mrs. Cwikla Quits organization tables of any moderately This technique represents ing, but not the winning itickpt. ■ In Manchester last week, toe surance Co. He will work out of toe front seat of toe unmarked sustained, there was the usual chorus In some forms of fishing it Current Quotes The pronouncement Is this: It day birds. cut business leaders elected di­ up-to-date national military establish­ only a beginning in toe quest Only the Yankee theory—toOi ^number of persons filing for toe Hartford office. state police car, a 1969 Plym ­ Customs Service of protests from those who held that we is only necessary to know that doesn’t pay to Ignore toe Y an­ rectors of toe Connecticut State ment. ment. There Is virtually no over­ for more food from toe §ea. “Tomorrow’s college gradu­ theory of an ethnic m lnorl^ Compensation rose by 466 to DiBelia is a member of the The payments, based on outh, which was described as a conditions are right for fish to kee minority In this state. Chamber of Commerce at toe BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Mrs. could have spent that much money to head. Recruitment on the open market of ate may be re'viving an old ignored and frozen out for ^sq Manchester Jaycees and serves length of service, ■will go to em­ total loss. appear. As an example, fish Some scientists have proposed Go down the list of toe nomi­ 1,868, an increase of 20.7 per , Gertrude M. Cwikla of Hartford, sport—a recently little under­ long that some people aeemed ployes of Pratt & 'Whitney A ir­ annual meeting this week in Mandel walked to a OPEN SIHWAY5 better purposes, most of them social, manpower with military experience will appear if food Is present or looking for oil slicks character­ cent from toe previous week. as business manager for the rather than accept a transfer to stood phenomenon on campus nations made by toe Democrat­ New Haven. A former town di­ restaurant where he was assist­ poses no problem whatsoever. Men at­ istic of schools of fish. As fish almost to have forgotten that This* rise, previously reported Manchester Beauty Pageant. craft, Hamilton Standard, Si­ if they are migrating. Recently, ic State Convention and state rector and current chairman of Chicago, has resigned from toe down here on earth. tracted by the prospect of -adventure known as toe ‘job hunt.’ ”— Yankees once ran the whole korsky Aircraft, Norden, Unit­ ed and toe Bowie Rescue Squad ' color pictures from orbit have oil Is unique In that it has a primary and toe nearest thing in The Herald, ■was in large He-and his wife and three chil­ U.S. Customs Service here, One supposes so. Nevertheless, if one LAbor Department statement In state— provides a responsive toe Manchester Redevelopment was summoned. and high pay (about $800 a month for ex­ d isclO€ied markings on the ocean spectrum with a characteristic due to a temporary dren live at 173 Union St. ed Aircraft International, Turbo where she had been district di­ 10 to 6 toe Occupational Outlook Quar­ to a Yankee one could encoun­ Agency, Taylor Is manager of He was returning from a is going to rate our expenditures In perience at sergeant level, in 1967, plus infrared signature, it should be explanation of toe Nov. 3 result rector for nine years. surface indicating the presence terly. ter was a fellow with a name toe United Aircraft physics and meeting in toe Washington area, variable bonuses for engagements) can of fish food — plankton. It is al­ easily dlstlng^ilshed from min­ from the ethnic angle. Had she accepted the transfer, Closed C space according to the absolute purity sounding like Duffey. From now on, w e’ll bet, po­ electrcmics research l a b o r a t o r ------easily be found In European and south­ so possible to detect from orbit eral oil. Thus, a satellite sensor “ Unless there is substantial fi­ she would have become a cus­ of their intent, one mlg^t end up com­ The Republicans, so far as ies in East Hartford. Saturday ern African cities. the upwelling of nutrient-laden litical ticket makers will at toms operations officer In toe which would provide an ab­ nancial assistance from toe their planned nominations were •------Workman Killed Open DaUy pelled to g^ive this proposition best The reputation of African unit com­ waters. least rate toe Yankees as toe sorption spectrum of toe fish states to private colleges, one concerned, might have gone George T. LaBonne, president Chicago region. A Customs 9:30 to 9:30 manders stands as a guarantee for the This method > of finding fish­ state’s number one minority. In 5-Story Fall marks of all, for it was the one space oil vapors could provide an In­ third of toe present private col­ Into toe election almost equal­ of G. T,' LaBonne and As­ spokesman here said Friday all effectiveness of companies they are able ing grounds will work as long aa fallible sign of toe presence of leges in the nation m ay be no employes of toe service are li­ 177 Hartford Road adventure which had no role of spying ly neglectful of all those sec­ sociates of Manchester, ^ d a HARTFORD (A) — A 26- to deliver for specialized missions, gen­ someone Is in orbit to take spe­ fUh. longer In existence by toe end of able to transfer at any time. Manchester, Conn. ond class Connecticut citizens local representative of Aqtna year-old electrician working on back on other parts of the earth, no erally In pursuit of a punitive or disrup­ cial photographs of toe seas to toe decade.’’—Lt. Gov> Paul Si­ . (^nese Pii^es In December 1961, President Only now are we taking toe who were once the state's only Life & Casualty, recently at- the Travelers Insurance Com- » „ tive objective. 'When the mission is com­ spot toe fish food. However, for mon of lUinois, quoted in a re­ particular vainglory In trying to show first steps In a program which Attack Fisfaennen tended a one-week advanced pany parking garage being built K®uuedy appoint M rs. pleted, the non-coms fade Into .. the toe next few years except for first class citizens. The Repub­ the flag first anywhere, and po Immedi- could provide a fresh approach port by toe Carnegie Commis­ casualty and property insur- here fell five storie? to his death Cwikla c o U e c ^ of custojAs for civilian population of Europe and Africa 20 and 60-day stays In space, licans intended to offer, as TAIPEI Formosa (AiP) — to acquiring foods for a bur- sion on Higher Education. ance course at toe Aetna home Friday. ^mwcUcut. She reslgiiM last VELVET jaitely conceivable military or power to await a recissembly notice from their there can be no permanent resi­ their main propitiation to toe Four armed CSiinese Communist HOUDAY gemilng population. If satellites “It's wonderful that he’s out Yankee traditions, a fellow office in Hartford. Police identified him as Rich- Saturday. struggle significance, "^ils venture was commanding officers. dents in space, and this method motor boats attacked and REMNANTS can provide information on un­ for Christmas.”—Mrs. Barbara ------ard G. Martineau of Windsor Customs officials report a BROCADES All of this Is painfully evident to such of finding fish is academic. with a name sounding like robbed a Formosan fishing boat after pure knowledge, and, considering covering food in toe seas, then countries as Tanzania and Nigeria, However, « there is another Cross on the release of her hus­ Weicker. off toe T a Cheng Islets, some The directors of Kaman Coip. Locks. Tliey said he was work- 5 ®ueral reorganization is ta the extent and Interest of the knowledge a most significant step will band, British trade commission­ When toe Republican State of Bloomfield have voted a' ing beside a flve-foot-hlgh door prog;ress for toe Customs Serv- which quickly expressed their solldaritjir^ method by which flsh can be de­ 200 miles north ot Formosa's L 8 8 yd. 1.44 yd. ■with Guinea in response to Presliifent tected and that is to find waters evolve to alleviate a critical er in Montreal, by Canadian Convention jumped over its north port of Keelung, harbor toree per cent stock dividend on to toe building’s air duct. H e 1®®- P®ndlng toe possible nam- it might have pro'vlded, and will, ■ of In a wide range of colors. Toure’s appeal. If they have not already in which certain fish swim. food shortage — especially for kidnapers. traces, however, and upset authorities said today. shares of Class A and B stock, apparently fell through toe door, tag of a successor to Mrs. Cwlk- In solids, puff, metallic course, provide some day when the toe underdeveloped countries of 40" wide. Lyons’ type, encountered the mercenaries — at home Off Africa’s WMt coast in the “If our g^ovemment under any leadership plans by naming its They said toe fishing boat payable ta shares of Class A which was installed to facilitate iq, John J. Brennan, an opera- and fancies. 'Values to $3.98. Do your own thing crush-resistant pile velvet. launch is perfect, might actually be rat­ or through the forces they supplied to Africa and Asia. These couii- admiiUstration would give toe own .candidate for lieutenant Yung Hsin was assulted early stock. TTie dividend is payable inspections. tions officer cm toe Boston Cus- Gulf of Guinea are toe “black for toe hoUdays. Sew and ed a bargain at a price of $98,500,000. the United Nations In the Congo —many triea desperately need help to governor, it gave what still re­ Tuesday by four armed motor- Jan. 29 to shareholders of record A medlcai examiner pro- toms region staff, is acting as If perfect $4.98 yd. waters,” forming a corridor same vigorous attention to toe save! hunt for food proteins. If we mains, after all, toe state’s jajj_ nounced him dead at toe scene. Connecticut district director. can lm€gine the circumstances of a fu­ between warm and cool ocean massive, neglected social Issues boats as her 11-man-crew fished succeed, this may be ■viewed as ture encounter. The opportunity for fu­ masses, called “toermocUnes.” that it has. given to toe w ar In greatest single ethnic minority, near toe islets. The Communists oiie of toe major contributions a name and candidacy to rally took aw ay toe crew’s radio, ture deployment of mercenary units will Here huge schools of tuna Indochina, w e ■would see a new The board of directors of Pfi­ of toe space program to toe around. watches, fishing equipment, and Oh* so-b sewable** The Cure Cruise remain easy so long as there exists no abound. If one could find toe era of hope for Am erica."—Sen. zer Inc. have declared a regular welfare of mankind. T. Clark Hull, it seemed safe other gear, authorities said. effective International preventive ma­ black waters, or corridor, one Harold E. Hughes, D-Iowa, in a quarterly dividend of 14 cents There Is nothing like a 13-day ■ cruise to assume, was an authentic They estimated toe ■value of toe chinery to serve as a deterrent. The mo­ could narrow toe search. Un- Copyright 1970, Oen. Fea. speech to the Anti-Defamation per share on Pfizer common tive tor such deployment is equally easy Yankee frosting on toe Repub- haul as $5,000. in the Caribbean to help break a trouble­ fortimately, this is a most dif­ Corp. League ot B ’nai B ’rlto. stock and a year-end extra of FABRICS to anticipate: there are continuing, en­ some habit, like that of smoking. ficult task from toe ocean sur­ five cents. Both dividends are demic clashes along the thousands of t face but toe fact that toe cor- payable Dec. 29 to shareholders That, at least, would seem the ver­ miles of Pmluguese and southern rlder is contained between of record Dec. 4. Printed and Solids dict of 96 cruise passengers who dis­ African borders. warm and cool water masses If future mercenary operations are embarked, the other day, with the hope mensa that It is susceptible to Crime Follows realized, the United States will be forced Fischetti that they had been cured. detection from orbital photo­ Quilted Satins to choose between the demands of our Quest for R ic^s The cruise, it seems, w as especially allies In Europe and friendly stetes In graphy. SALT LAKE CTTY (AP) — The United States is current­ organized just for smokers who wanted Africa. The United States is hostage — Tlieir quest for equal rl^ ts has with respect to the time and frequency ly imdertaking a project de­ led some womeh to become vul­ to kick the habit. 1 . 8 8 y < ' of choice — to Oje actions of the least re­ signed to pinpoint these fertile gar ane criminal, says a Uni­ The early statistic, that 96 of the 130 constructed and responsible European waters from satellites. ’Hits versity of Utah criminologist. for HoUday Robes. 42” wide Ace­ project will Involve oceano­ 5 i»nii«HTig> came back thinking they had regimes and economic groupk. W e can­ It’s no concldence that at the tate with polyester fill. Washable, not keep our friends in Africa by absten- graphic vessels working with same time women have invaded easy to saw. Our reg. $2.20 yd. succeeded, will have to be checked out tiOQ. .aloae4 When our passivity contrib­ American weather satellites barrooms and board rooms, later, on. utes nothing to reduction of the danger. now on global weather patrol. four women have made the But even if the percentage of cure Chu- support for Security Council con- The shlps^will be fitted with four women have made the automatic picture transmission fails to hold up through the temptattems demnatlmi of mercenary deployments, FB I’8 traditionally male 10 Moat SALE-PRICED moral suasion and quiet diplomacy have receivers to pick up daylight Wanted list, says John Albert of the holiday season, the new invenUcm evidently been Inadequate. pictures of toe surrounding Pranock. From a New York manu­ of the cruise method for changing per­ Two practical possibilities remain, ocean in visible light and night­ Pennock, vdio recently ended time ocean pictures taken In PANNE BROCADE facturer! sonal habits would seem to hold high the United States can provide the cru­ a five-year term on the policy­ DRESS BELTS cial support to provide a United Nations infrared radiation. making board of the National promise. counterforce when — as President Toure With toe ESSA operational Oouncll of CMme and Delinquen­ 3.22 y d . If, being at sea for 13 days in requested — a call tor help is presented weather satellites, these toer- cy, is a former Preventloa Con­ 2 fo r 25* Featured ta S^eventeen In a tremendous selection luxurious surroundings can help people i to the General Assembly or Security mocllnes—like toe leading edge trol Director for Crime and De­ of a cold or warm front In our Magazine. 60’ 'wide. 100% of suedes, leativer, cloth- Council; and we can assist In Improv­ linquency at San Diego. , Celora Acetate ta HoUday give up smoidng, who knows udiat other atmoephere^should be observ­ \ cover, woven, plains and ing the mobility of African national As women struggle for equali­ colors. Washable and drip- fancies. Assorted sizes. admirable examples of self discipline forces in response to an appeal from a able from space. The warm ty, Pennock said ta an Interview dry. Our reg. $6.49 yd. Buy now and save! mlghtrnot also be developed? We could beleaguered African state. Neither rep­ waters emit more radiation than Wednesday, some start to imi­ toe cold waters and, thus, on have cruises fo r smokers, for drinkers, resents a course without risks, but there tate their concept of the male are risks of inaction, too, udiile the mer­ toe infrared picture toe nature ... “using street lan­ Stuck for for gamblers, os well as for those peo­ METALLIC ZIPPERS cenaries, literally, get away with mur­ scientist should see a broad, guage, being more aggressive HOLIDAY GIFTS ple for whom work itself Is an addic- der In Africa. — ARTHUR H. HOUSE, diffuse line differentiating the and finally resorting to vio­ •nie business totals for the first four days of operation at the new Manches­ for ? ? ? ? ? RESEARCH ASSOCIATE AND ROB­ two ocean masses. TWs Infrared lence.” 2 15* Uoa. ter State Bank produced smijes of satisfaction. President Edmond E. Parker, In 7, 18 'and 22-tach sizes. ERT L. WEST, PROFESSOR OF IN- picture will be relayed to toe GIVE A GIFT CERTTFI- Who wouldn’t want to be cured of . center, is tolling bank directors Nicholas A. LaPenta, left, and Nathan G. “W t o this new freedom, Assorted colors. Values to TERNATTONAL ECONOMICS, ship which can be guided to toe women are becoming more CATE for fabric, electric ’'1170 Chicago Daily News AgQstinelli, board chairman, that.some 1,200 sa'vings and checking accounts n AltTFOHI) NATIONAL 75c each. Reduced to tola eclssors, skirt tvemmer, something? FLETCHER SCHOOL OF LAW AND toermocUne to explore it for men ta tiitir violent reoctlcos and 700 Christmas Clubs had been opened through Thursday. Parker said the > > low price. dress ham and sew books! One sUgfat uncertaWy remains. There DIPLOMACY, TUFTS. IN THE NEW fish. A s an example, toe high- toward fnistratiaas and inhlbi- 'I I I I i IIOM K HANK I ' -i. YORK TIMES. HOUSE IS THE SON OF resolution infrared sensors of \ dollar value of business by the end of the, first week was e x is te d to top^ $1 was, on board the cruise for smokers, Uons, and they qieak out more JUSTICE AND MRS. CHARLES S. Nimbus 2 have picked up toe * W m i l / t S T TiMBlH a l l m y Y£AR^ AfTS£A^ t fi££L raM/T/A/^ f million. The officials said they felt the public response reaffirmed the desire freely with hostility than ever • • a psychiatrist who conducted' hyimbtlc 1 1 SALE ENDS THURSDAY NITE | HOUSE OF MANCHESTER. 9-degree thermal differential for a “home town” bank here. (Herald photo by ( ^ ) before."

iv \ TIANGH^TEIR e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, c o n n ., SATURDAY, DECE^TOER 6, 1970 PAGE SEVEN \ ------— -r-'------7 ------■ 7 ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANCH ES^," CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1970 PAGE SO: 4 — - Rockville Xlling Hpnor Roll OPEN Area Churches ^Hpnor Roll ST A R GAXElC^iC) Carol TahUlio. By CLAY R. POLLAN- First Congregathmal fJmrch Uidted Methodist Ofanroh Grads 7 ' A R ItS \LIIRA United Congregational Clniroh R t 44A, Bolton SKNIOBS Karen Tedford G h u r c h ^ 8 MAR. 21 Your pally Activity Cuidm^"J^ sen. 23 r i Uidted Church of OhiM HebrxMi- - Dawn Ackley JILL DAY Rev. David M. aampbell Cynthia ’Tlmbrril Center OongTegatiOiial C^mrch S t Bridget Chnrcfa Emanuel Lullteran Church AM. f» According to ih* Sfart. . OCT. 22^1 Tolland Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr„ AUeen kQchelle Asselln p MlnlstM' Ronald Weeks U id M Otnreli ol Christ Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Church and Chestnut Sts. ^>.20-21-31-43 To develop message for Sunday, 2-32-44-63/?163^ Rev. Doiuild O. kfiUer, Pastor _____ I Ashlan^''Deborah Peter Bartolotta 11 Center S t Rev. Harry'McBrlen Rev. C. Henry Anderson, ;^51-61-79-84 read words corresponding to numbers 165-72-81 ■ Daniel White Minister BlfoIc1i|. Louis John (Bigelow James Wlgren ‘ Rev. caiffMd O;-Sinipsbti,- R ev. NMl «>. Fltagerald Pastor T A U sq s of your Zodiac birth sign, SCORPIO ,9 ‘AO a.m Worship Service. 10 a.m ., MOcidnS;: Wlbwhip, ■Boyer, James , Loyola Braiuilck SUNDAY Mtadster ------• Bruce J. Evenson, mtem A M . 2# 1 Y ou r 31 T o 61 To o c r . 23, 9:80 and l l a.m., Woffddp siRcrsment of Communion. The— “ ------“Haw>y>New Tedr.'T WlUam J. Wilson 2 Y ou 3 2 S e tm 6 2 Com a Bimce, RliShard- ' ' 'Tamar Cohen Mary Wood ' 'Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., Saturday, Masses at 6 and I MaV 20 3 Sm ila 33'PI«os«d 63 Kiw w nor. 21 ServicefUrtHnn aniland rsntmh Church RnhnhiSchool. Rev. Mr. KelsevKelsey Will will preach. CSommunion Service. .O w n * All M edicinal Services AvattoBfe Car^vdla,^ Gregory Debra Cone 'Andrew Wrb^l Minister of Christian BducaUon 7:30 p.m. In schotd auditorium. B and 10:45 a.m .. Divine Wor- ^>11-13-25-37 4 Y our 3 4 Y ou r 6 4 A . ' 7-12-24d4/ 11.a.m., High School Class. His topioi "Too Good to be Schotd. Eldrisv Daniel / “ • . Susan Connelly 9, ship. Sermon by Mr. Evenson, cfe^46-58-59 S V iilr 3 5 W h a i« 65 Just Cathy - Alexander 455 HARTFORD RD. . 643-8210^ Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 6 Porfntr'* 3 6 To 66 World |45d7-78 7 to 8:80 p.m.. Pilgrim Fel­ True" Nursery- provided. Est^Briulford /' Mary Conners - GIMINI 'Rockville Urdted Metfindrit Andrea Balboni 9:15 and 'll a.m., Gift Sun- and 10:30-a.m., in church; and “Waiting for God." 7 D o n 't 37 Should 67 Choarlng SAGITTARIUS lowship. ' 10:45 a.m., Sunday Sdi^ Fahy, Chrlstopherr Keith Costa day. Hie Rev. Mr. Nelson 10:30 and noon In school audl- 8:55 and 10:40 a.m:, Church ?S)MA]r2t 8 Foroet 3 8 Today 68 Will fior. Chnroh Mariann Blase 3 9 Toppla classes. . ' FelgluC kCark / Henry Cremisi School for throe-year-olds iTliJUNt 20 9 T h « . 69 Protitobla 142 Grove St' - „ Cheryl Brunoll ’■ preaching. “Can Anything torium. 10 Y o u 'll 4 0 Should 70 tiitaly Dec. S t FrancU at Assisi aunthjir, Je Janice Dahm Good Come Prom Naxareth?” ------^------through Grade 8. Nursery for , 4- 6-19-36 11 Trips 41 D ay 71 Lovo- Rev. Willard'E. OonkUa,'' " Gerald Bujauclus ^ 5-15-23d5, 678 Ellington Rd. OUead Congregation Church I Herbrii Det Marye DeBear ' Grades 1 through t will wor­ infants. ^486880-90 12 Unwittingly 42 For 7 2 W h o t 17-5667 Tdlnister Kim Cardello Church of the Assumption 13Undartokm 43Fovorobla 7 3 A !I3 South Windsor .^Hslarah > Hughey, ^ Jas.n>. Rev. J.- 'Jennain BodJne will MalkUk (Frank BEAUHFDL 10 a.m., Wordilp. Sermon: 23 Hospital 53 Troublas 83 A n d - Fft. Church .['j' Sandra Ferris Nancy Donovan Woodruff Hall. 10:30 and 11:4S a.m. i„AUS. 22 24Ditck)ia 5 4 0 f 84^iplicatlon Sunday, Masses at 7:80, preadi on “Too Good to be NEW snrsiiES 3-8-9-Sl, 9, kCaloniy, Gail Barbara Glass Robin Douglas ^ SLIPPER SOCKS 6 p.m.. Youth IPellowtdiip, “ On Ih e Selection of Elders . 1-16-29-40 25 Now 5 5 Y ou r 10:15 and 11:80 a.m. TTue.” Nursery luovlded. (kUssouri S yn od)•> >50-62-76 26Paopla 5 6 N o a d s 86 Do 54J566 Marqqis, Barbara Richard GobeiUe For Every Member of tee Family! Junior High- and Deacons.” 86 Prospect St, Rockv^ Therese Downing Great Selection — Budget Prices St BartholMiiew's Church 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: 27 Extrovoganca 57 To 87 Plan PISCIS kCaitIz, Holly Sandra Goodwin Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor VIRGp 28Moy SSProva 8 8 Estoam Rev. Bruce Rudolf -- Morin, Nancy PhiUp Dube “Hie Art Of RatlonaHring." 29 Intarastf 59 You'v* 89 Rom onca Sacred Heart Chttndi First Oongregational .Cboreh Ellen Hagen GOME ft SEE! North United Methodist Church Rev. Edward M. LaRose k^ople,' Sharon Nancy Engberg 30 Idaol 60 Naglaetad 90 Ovardona MAR. 20/“^ R t 80, Vernon Of Vernon 8 and 10:80 a.m., Woniht^ Marcia Hohweiler 300 Parker St Assistant Pastor 12/6 Owen. Jody Deidre Fairweateer Hie Salvation Army ).10^2243d2 306I-42-7I/C Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pashnr Rev. John A. Lacey, Service, Holy Chnununkm. ^ -j;4 ura Jennings Pamela Fraser Rev. Earle R. Custer, *jj§)Good ^Advoie ^Neucml {Mlntater PU^e, ^ b o ra h 661 Main S t — >64-75^5« 74.77-83«'el Christian Chnnecttcut should ad<^t a state TV editor Louis Rukeyser, who 6 p.m.. Junior Iflgh PUerim Boudreau, Denise Carol Larlvee Choir Joins with the Elmwood Robert Baker, Pastor personal incoine tax if it is un- was presiding over the discus- Fellowidfip. Rev. Robert H. Wegner,’ Brower, 'David Mary Norwood Community Church Choir for a Fellowship Interdenominational Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Rector ' ^ Catherine Larivee Orange Hall able to balance its budget with- slon, aimounced that the sena^ Sunday {Masses, 7, 9:16, 10:80 7 p.m,. Senior IBgh Pilgrim Brown, Cynthia Laurl NymSn musical program at the church 10 a.m., Sunday Schofd. Felloiwriiip. Mark Quitadama Judy Lauder in Elmwopd. Rev Philip P. Saunders, Pastor out Increasing taxes, the Con- tors had deleted funds for furth- and 11:46 a.m., Brown, Timothy 11 a.m.. Worship Service. _____ necticut Chamber of Commerce er development of the airplane. !______8 a.m .. Holy Oommunljgn. , ^ Burlei^, Dennis Deborah Rand ’ diaries Launl 10 4i.m., FanoUy Service. T Diane Lawsmi 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv­ 10:80 a.m.. Adult Bible Study reluctantly proposed Huirsday. John B. ZoUers, chairman of St. Matthew’s Church Uidon Omgregatioaal Ohnitsh Carruteers, Thomas Cheryl Redmer S t Mary’s Episcopal Church ice. Rockville Chesar Mary Todd Rein Lynn Lehman and open discussion Sunday George G. Vest, chairman of the transportation committee, Tolland New Location for Grave Dianna Llsk , Church and Paric Sts. the chamber’s finance commit- said later: “My feeUng is that Rev. J. CUfltmd Curtin, Paster Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister St Peter’s Episcopal ^lairoh^ Oote, BacheUe Susan Rudeen Rev. George P. Noetrand, The Presbyterian Church School. Joy ■ Lisk 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic serv­ tee, said people in CcmnecUcut they should take another whack Rev. Lyman D. Reed, Sand HU Rd-, South yUpdinr' ' Dorlc(^ Holly Workmen in Arlington National Cemetery remove a tree from the hillside be­ Sally Smite Rector 43 Spruce St. Gayle Lorenzen ice. now spend 26.3 per cent of their at it.” Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Assodato lOnlster Rev. James A. Blidial, Dort, 'Katherine low the Custis-Lee Mansion at the site where the grave of former Sen. Rob­ Susan Sterling Rev. RusseH Allen Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor Mary McLennon m gross incomes on federal, state The transportation committee Sunday Masses, 7, 8:80, and kOss Janeth L. Kevlar, Vicar i. , ”7 Fortima, Bruce ert F, Kennedy will be relocated. The project is expected ta take a year and Debra Thompson Rev. Hmothy Carbeny Irene Messier Jehovah’s Witnesses Director of Christian Education ------.-r Friedrich, Arthur Rebecca ’Timbrell Rev. Ronald Hatdeman 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. and local taxes, while in New also proposed that revemie de- 10:80 a.m. cost $747,000. It will be marked by a 32-foot reflecting pool. (AP Photo) Ricky Mllka Kingdom Hall York State Ui/e figure is 29.6 per rived from one form of trans- 8 and 10 a.m., FamBy Ssrw Gorecld Randall - Susan Tucker Classes for all ages. ' , Unitarian Meeting Honae 10:45 a.m., Worriilp Service. ice. Baby-sitting proridigd. i Gossellk, Irene Barbara Vuclc Wendey Miller 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communiem. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 726 N. Main St. cent and in Massachusetts 26.6 portation be used by others Mitchell, Patricia Cloutier, William Parker, John 60 Bloomfield Ave., Haiifoird Sermon topic: “ WUl The Gottier, Terry Unda ymiarns Karen Miskunas Lighting of the Parish Advent Nursery pnndded. ------per cent. where beneficial to the overall Morin, Jeerme Covensky, lOieryl Purnell, Robert- Stephen. Moran Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat Dream Oome TrueT” The Rev. St. Maiy’s Chnroh .> (Sueitiii, Rene Georgia WUUs Wreath. Advent Corporate 7 p.m.r Evening Service. 9:80 a.m.. Public Bible Dis- He said the chamber preferred objective of Improved Iranspor- O’Brien, Kevin Davidson, Scott Saternls, Sharon Evle Muller kCr. B ow n^ preaching. Rt. 81, Coventry o Hallorad,' Patricia Bradley Wojeoski Communion, for Men and Boys. course “Learning from the an income tax rather than sub- tatiem. Parker, Judith Dodge, Benjamin Skoly, Stephen Barbara Muiitey 10:80 a.m., Worship Service, 9 a.m ., “ Church School, Rev. F. Bernard kOUer,, Fasten Harrlihnah. Kathleen Susan Wojnarowski K>% Breakfast fcdlowing with the The Unitarian - Unlversallst Miracles of Jesus.” stanUal Increases in the rates of recommendaUons of ^t^e Phelps, Robbin Emory, Victoria White, Steven Nursery and Worship Church 5™?®* 6 through 10. Adult Rev. Richard F. Rov^itiaii,:: Hawley, Deborah Laura Nelson Rev, A. Murray Goodwin, Epis- Society of Manchester 10:30 a.m.. Group discussion existing taxes In the event state human resources committee in- Raines, David Erismaim, Deborah Honors Patricia Young Scott OdeU School. Study Group. Asslatant Faster, >■< Hollister, Stephen Marlon Zajac - c<^>al Metropolitan Missiem, as 468 Main St. of the Nov. 1 Watchtower mag- expendlturee must be substan- gjuded state funding^day-care 10:80 a.m., Church School. Remklewlcz, Theresa Parris, KaroU Allen, Marc Janet Olshefskie aslne arUcle “Proving Our- tiaUy increased. But, Vest said, centers, recruitments minority Knight, Wayne Aubin, Unda speaker. Rev. Arnold F. Westwood, Infants through Grade 4. Saturday Bfiass, 7:80 p.m. i Rey, Karen Fortuna, Sharem Grade 8 Ellen Platok cN/ceunl Vernon Assembly ot God Lorenc, Evelyn 9 a.m.. Holy (3ommuni(«. Minister selves to Be Men at GoodwlU’.” the chamber would prefer no In- coordinated consumer edu- Rodlmon, Verna Gerber, Joy Cloutier, (Mary Alan Press 104 W. Main St., RockvUIe 4 to 7 p.m., Christian Ehmily Sunday klasses, 7:80, 9 :80 and Mbyer, Naiicy Youth partlc^tion. Sermon ------creased state spending. tlonal-technlcal schools, training Sadlok, Stanley Glenister, William Comorata, David Susan Baker Gail Robert Rev. Earl K. PetUbone, Workshop. 10:46 a.m. ‘ ’ Michaid, Lucille on our isuperb collection of Yarn just to introduce you to by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand. Crib 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery, Second Congregational Church The CofC recommendations ^ teachers ot the handlc^ped Sharkey, Cynthia Godin, Deborah Cowden, Jelan Holly Bates Mary Scanlon Minister 6:15 p.m. Service of Worship Murphy, Janet our great new Yarn Department at Pilgrim Mills. Just tear out Class and Nurseiy care. and Church School. United Church ot Christ to the legislature were an- roordlnated consumer edu- by speaker-idume for the Hem^ First Congregational ^%n!i«h' SUsz, Carolyn Green, Lynda Dickerman, Candace Ellen Blazinskl Renay Scheer 9:46 a.m., Sunday Moming Otiowald, Nancy Eichaker, Cynthia Shelia Blanco 986 N. Main St. notmeed at the group’s 71st an- cation and protection programs, _ _ Sunday School, locks by members of the Senior United Church of Christ . n Steinberg, Barbara Grindal, Clyde Erika Schleldge this ad and bring it with you to earn your 10% Discount! Coffee House. nual meeting, m addifion to fin- ^ 9.46 a.m ., Sunday Osgorx^; Laurie Deborah Cameron I Church of Jesus dirist of Rev. Felix M. Davis, Raymcmd F. Sabatella Jr., the classes tor all ages. Pilgrim Fellowship. klain St., Ooventey Strawmyre, ’Timotey Hodge, Jolene Eldson, Kim Karen Sheldcm 11 a.m.. Holy Communion. Latter-day SfUnts (Mormon) Otten,'LSane Thayer, Paul lacobucci, Jean Elliot, Darlene Maryellen Casalino Cynthia Sterling "Better Hurry! Offer expires December 31st. Minister 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. James W. McBride, , Parker, Gary Sermon by the Rev. Mr, N ob- HUlstown Rd. and Woodside St. Rev. Ernest S. -Harris, Wesleyan Uidtod Methodist kOnlster . Tyler, Richard Kasevich, Sandra Emory, Linda ’Timotey Charlebols Mary Stevens I trand. Paul E. Nuttall, Blshcr) Pearson, Suzaiine Ward, Btaaron Kayan, James Pirtel, Gregory Michelle Cloutier Susan Stuigeon Associate Minister true measure of our effort is dors youth groiyi. Church Racskewski, Deborah tion, human resources and scl- Wlesner, Michael Kelly, Nancy Pistler, Karen Cathy Cuneo Martin Szeber I not whether we succeeded' in 7 p.m. Evangelistic service Crystal Lake Rd., EIHngton 9:46 a.m.. Church S cb^. z Robini^, Lyim PilgfimAAiUs/ Calvary Church 9 a.m., {Priesthood. eime, technology and natural re- Winters, Lynne Kurth, Cynthia Fredenberg, Lynn Donna Damon MArjorle Taggart I FABRIC DEPARTMENT 10.. a.m.. Morning Worship. getting our point across or our Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor 11 a.m., Nurseiy. '^onhip Roditnon, Diane (Assemblies of God) 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Nursery through Church School sources. Service. Zaparesky, Terri- Lavalee, Robert Gresh, Marypnn Jennifer Davis Deborah Thomas 647 E. Middle T^ke. legislative proposals enacted (al­ Avray Bt. Schulti, Doiuia MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street. (Exit 94 off 1-86) Classes for all ages.' Grade 6. Oommuniem kledlta- State Sen. Lucy T. Hammer ^ ______Christian Reformed Chnroh 9:46 a.m., Sunday School 6 p.m., Junior PUgri^ Feb Zurawek, Christine Leiper, Darlene Gimter, Kateleoi Judith Dzledzinskl Maria Virkutis Rev. K, -L. Gustafson, 6 p.m.. Sacrament Service. though we urge such action). Schurnann, Arm Thomas White I Uon by the Rev. Mr. (Davis, and Rep. William R. Ratchford, providing a vehicle for 6 8 1 Avery St. Classes fdr all ages. lowshlp. Young, Pamela Leonard, IMicbele Herbst, Kathryn Karen Fahey I Pastor Schumey, B om le SOPHOMORES Malone, Katherine Jackson, Stuart ■■Wisdom." speaker of the Houm, were in- understmuiterproblems as « - South imndsor 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fek Silva, B^waTO Patricia Faulds Community Baptist Church N urs«Y . lowshlp. Hi|^ Honors Marquis, Deborah Jaskolka, Judy Miriam Qsurfinkel 10 a.m.. Service of Worship tlon*® e P-m-. Advent Oelebra- ^asls for solving them." Rev. James A. Bonnema, Spivey, AUsen An American Baptist. Church the measures, but little debate kOnlster 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Andrews, Susan McGill, Darlene KeUey, (Mary Jo Lynn Gordon and Bible preaching. Hie Rev.' 686 E. Center St. Stark. (kDchael . McGowan, Jean King, Douglas ' 6 p.m.. Senior Hi meeting. resulted. 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Second Oongregational'ChnrdL Apel, Allen Lori Gottlieb Harold Young ot England, Rev. Walter H. Loomis, StowieJ Beverly Bousquet, LAsa Mosher, Steven Krupa, (Mlarlon “ I am afraid that I agree with 9:46 a.m. Stmday School for United Church ot Christ Martin Hahn guest speaker. Minister 8 p.m.. Meeting of new mem­ Atom Cleanup Terailt, Marianne GOAAE AND BRING A FRIB«D j you far-too much to make for as all ages. St. Maurice Ohnreta, BtStoo R t 44A, Coventry, Cameron, (Michael Paul, Karen Lamb, Julia Laura Haines 10:66 a.m.. Church Bible bers. Thomteon, Debwah Perreault, Denise Lauble, (Mary lively a discussion as we might SAN DIEGO, CaUf. ,j(AP) — 11 a.m .. Worehi^ Service. Rev. Robert W. Crtmin, Pastor Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, ; Oosadel, Louise Mark Hartsteln School. Classes for all ogee 9:16 a.m.. Church School for Thomfson, Jane Chambers, Jennie Pronovost, Carol Lawlor, Deborah St. James’ Church have had,” Sen. Hammer said. The president ot the American Nursery. Minister ' ' r. Thomysen, Mary Oieryl Hyde and nursery facility. all ages, Sunday~’School for Saturday Mass, 6 p.m. Clscon, Deborah Ramsey, (Mary-EUen LeBrun, Joyce 7 p.m.. Family Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Ratchford thanked the cham- Nuclear Society says far from 7 pm.. Evening Service, WaUey, PatricU Llimea Johnson Worship. Nursery through Grade - 4 con­ Sunday klasses, 7:30, 9:16 and 10 a.m.. Worship Sendee. Clvinakas, Wayne Ritze^ Deborah ' Llpton, Judith Hymnsing, gospel music and Pastor her for its past support of an- being a threat, nuclear power Wendui, Bruce ’Tracey Kasel tinuing during the worship 11 a.m. Edwards, Almira Samson, Lucille Loch, Patricia Bible message. 'The Rev. Mr. Rev. Joseph E. Vujs nual sessions, which become a may provide the means to clean First Evangelical Lutheran Wilson, Mdrley Brian Kilpatrick ONE CENT BUYS service. Vernon United Methodist Plaice, Robert Schiavetti, Charles Lute, Susan Young will speak on “Bible Rev. Thomas Barry reality In January. With blen- up enviromnental pcdlutloB. Church of Rockville JUNUHEtS Richard Lajole 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Richard E. Bertram, St George’s Eplsoc^ Chnroh Church Feighn, Susan Schultz, Deborah Maguire, Richard Jessica Laufer FTophecy’’ and the .“Second Rev. James M. Boyle nial rather than annual sessions, “ n we are really going to con- High Honors Martin, Judith Communion. 'Topic: “ Invasion Pastor -R^ 44A, Bolton R t 30 P\>ss, Jennifer Schwartz, 'Thomas Nancy Launl Coming of Christ.” ------he said, little chance would ex- trol our wastes and Improve our Andeis9a, Caitd Shamber, Philip Michaels, Patricia A DtUCIOUS From Outer ^ ace.” Dedication Saturday, Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, Vicar Rev. Joe K. CSarpenter, GUdden, Barbara David Lemleux Masses at 6 and jgt that the legislature could envlrraunent. It Is going to take Belottt, Ruthanne LatuUppe, Teresa Shea, Marllou McGovern, Sharon Trinity Convenant Church of babies. A nursery is provided 7:30 p.m. 10:80 a.m.. The Service. kUnister Eentlty, Craig Maureen Loughrey adopt the chamber’s proposals, power,” N. Joseph iPalladlno 8 a.m., Holy Communion. MagUocco, John SkiUen, Nancy Nedwied, Colin 30e Hackmatack St. in the Children’s Building. Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9, ‘Blbearit, Kathy Susan Malo ROAST BKF SANDWICH The suggestions also included said Friday, Second Oongregatloanl Cbmeh 10:16 a.m .. Holy Communion, 9:80 a.m.. Church ^rvlc^ Menard, Paul Stanley, Timothy Nielson, Peter Rev. Norman E- Swensen, 4:30 p.m.. Junior Hlg^i Youth io:30 a.m., noon, and 6 p.m. increases in per-pupil grants to Nuclear power seems to offer Hcnoijip, Elaine Kathleen Oakes Fellowship will meet In Fellow------United Church of Christ Nursery and Church School Nursery and Klndugai^ep Miller, Kevin 'Thompson, Debra Orlowski, Kenneth Pastor education, including the spend- the best answer to polluted riv­ ‘Roudieau, Mark KaUa Pllver with the purchase of one at the ship Hall. Senior High Youth Rt. 44A, Coventry 11:16 a.m.. Coffee and Con- classes, Moss, Peter Thompson, Doreen Ouellette, Leeann ing of half of each grant on re- ers, disposal of waste products Camps, iUsa Trahan, Philip Pacheco, Aime Susan Port regular price! 9:30 a.m. Sunday School with FeUowshlp wUl meet in the Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, versation. 10:46 a.m., Church O’Crowley, Regina search into how students learn, and discharge of smoke by in- dhoiette, Carla Vijups, (Mam Parsons, Lynne Susan Foutre classes for all ages, three Youth Building. A Thought for Today . Minister 8:46 p.m.. Youth Group classes Grades 1 thru 6'. , Pue, Carole Deborah Robsky Sen. Hammer disputed that dustry, he said in an interview, (Toegnve, Mary Roca, Patricia Warner, (Mark Peterson, (Meredith through adult, plus an Infant Sponsored by the Manchester movie party. 7:30 p.m.. Junior, and Sen^ 257 BROAD. ST. suggestion, saying that such Palladino, dean of engineering Dishaw, Debra Saunders, Sheila White, David Pfalzgraf, Nancy David R<«er Nursery. Concordia Lutheran Church Council of Churches 10 a.m.. Communion Service. Youth Fellowship. Melissa: Schardt MANCHES'TER spending on research into learn- at Pennsylvania State Unlversi- Dow, Debra 'Thomas, David White, Marianne Pinto, Gregory 10:60 a.m., Moming Worsh^ 40 Pitkin St. Reception of new members. Bolton OongregatlMial Chnroh Cynthia Sheldon ARBY'S ing would be exorbitant. But, ty, nuclear power In cleaner (^^rdh''scl^l. JiTuet, Dana Wells, Diane Yokell, B’rancls Rabe, Riphaid with the Rev. John DeBrine of Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, Whether we will It or not, we Bolton -Center Rd. Prince ol PeMe Lotheran, Rebecca Shock - - she acknowledged, “Maybe the than the present fossil fuel 7-00 nm Seiiior Pllsrim Fei- FrancesU, Rita White, Paula IHBSHMEN Rey, Donald Songtime in Boston as the ^ Pastor Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Chnroh Dale Soteerlahd frote^n^^d Important thing this year planU which moreover are run- D^«»s and deacon- kOnlster plrandc, David Honors High Honors Roggenkamp, Rudy speaker. Nursery for pre-school Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., Rt. 31 and North River Rd. Donald Spencer Coventry Harrinan, Susan Andrews, Glenn Auclair, Joy Santacroce, Debra THIS COUPON WORTH 78c children will be provided. l^^Sem we w ^ c^ e we “ ““ ^ of our nlng out of resources. It Is the esses meeting. Rae Strickland Assistant Pastor jow wnere we go oecause we educational system to see if it answer to the ever increasing ______:______,10:16 a.m.. Church Sclxxd. I|enrj, Susan Aubin, Cathleen Chennette, Yvonne Sizer, James GOOD UNTIL DEC. 15, 1970 7 p.m.. Family Night with Rev. W. H. Vfilkens, Pastor George Sweetnam ve mar e e way. relevant.” * power shortages that affect 10:80 a.m., Moming Worship. _____ I ; KolaAo, Karen Barber, Darlene Daigle, Sheryl Sonier, Roger ^Rev. kir. DeBrine. Trallblazers 9 and 10:30 a.m .. Holy Com­ Our Sariw Lutheran Chnroh Patricia Talbot Submitted by One prc^iosal of the trans- homes, industry and “our posl- 239 Graham ,{Road Sermon: “Wiat If Jesus Were Kravitz, Amy Berriault, Lynn Falomi, Honda Steinberg, Richard meeting in the Fellowship Hall. munion, Church School and 10:1& a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Normain B. Swensen portation committee—support of Uon as a power In the world," South Windsor to Appear Aagaln 'Ihls Year?” LewU, Kathleen Blaszczak, Virginia Goldsmith, Virginia Sutyla, Teresa Nursery. 9 a.m ., Stmday Scluxd. 'Trinity Covenant Church the supersonic transport proto- He he added. Rev. Rrmald A. Erbe, Paster 7 p.m., iPllgrlm Fellowship. Meehin, Cheryl Brennan, Lee Gorecki, Janet Sweet, Kathleen St. John’s Polish Nattonal -N klUM*, Patricia Catholic Church Brow, Cheryl Holbrook, Drmald Vincent, Brian Saatb United Methodist Chnroh 8:80 and 10:46 a.m., Worship Memlah Evangelical Lntlieran Mitchell, Suzaime Burnham, John John, Teresa Vogel, Linda 'Rev. Walter A. Hyssko, Main St. at Hartford Rd. NlckaF», Robin Pastor Service. H(dy Communion at the Chnroh O P M A a M T Campbell, Stephen Lavitt, Mara Wendus, Edward Rev, J. klanley Shaw, D. D., 10:46 service on the first (IKTsoonsln Synod) Nordly, Jay Carsem, Deborah Marshall, Charles Wrsdght, Derby TOWN OF MANCHESTER — DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Pastor klasses, 8:30 and 10:80 a.m. Brethren Pastor Rejects Sunday each month, and at 296 Buckland Rd., Wrgiping klcgitpy®/ Carol Carter, Brian Masker, J. minister was plunged tor at a mUltary funeral, “In "Sameon, Jacqueline Eugene oMa-no tV Ko ^ ^ loto «>“ e soul-searchliig reflec- good cmrsclence I would have to fant-toddlers through adults, science. If he says no, he alro ... A mlll- '•Sclaira, Kathleen Brewer 9 a.m., Adult Discussion repercussions In his He himself was a veteran, he tary funeral is lending su]Kx>rt IJIShapsra, Raul Instances of human suhsU Class, Susannah Wesley Hall, community. relates, having Joined the Air to that life-style and I will not 'WStnud, Thomas tution for. divine commands Men’s Christian Uterature That’s Mriiat happened to the before hU cornmlt- teke pert in It" !J[ Tedfird, Michael are rife throughout history. The Answer To Your Gift Problem! LEAF PICKUP Class In kitchen. Rev. Jack R. Farrril, e Church ^ Thereafter, (Pastor FarreU ob- ’Tracy, Kathleen Cain sought to worship God The following streeto are scheduled for leaf collection on tee below listed days. In the fvem of rain ■ Honors It was destroy/ed and the idol- New Members Seminar. The story, as recounted in the at Hkhart, md. him for his poslUoii. Several leaves or griM are placed In tee piles. Additional scheduled routes will be advertised next week. ators execute. Two Hebrew Karen ' denominational magazine, the 200,000-member Church of critical letters came from Manchester Evening Herald priests brought “strange Church of the Nazaiene Craig lire" with which to offer in­ kCessenger, began last spring Brethren, in which he be- American Legion officials, In- iebner, Roy . eiFTS & DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES December 7 December 8 December 9 December 10 ■6’t, cense before God:r-they were 236 Main St. wben he agreed to officiate at a came a m iid^r, is an historic eluding the local post command- Route 28 .— ' Route 29 Route SO Route 31 Rev. William A. Taylor, I? Bartero, Peggy consumed by fire. King Saul mlUtary funeral a Korean "pgace” JannmifiaHnTi taaatiiwg- er, Robert C. Ayers, who wrote: A Gift For The Whoie Family For The Whole South Main Street assays to offer sacrifice, an Pastor * Berger, Beverly Oliver Road Spring Street Hartford Road War veteran kUIed at work In a pacifism as an ideal, although “PersMiaUy, I believe megt r« Boci^. Janice Tucked info a corner, the New "O ld Store" within-a-store (S. Main to Gardner) Hackmatack Street (Charter Oak Street Old Testament priestly pre­ Year Bolton Road Highland Street rogative — he was rejected D..O a. loom factory. many of Its members, like strongly that It shows both re- Brailt, (Francine Hartland Road Lewis Street Prospect Street ® Fr^er Service. a s is customary in such serv- many (Quakers whose teachings gard to God and country to pay 5 Chaiter, Peter is like a step back to yesteryear. Come roam through — Comstock Road Plano Place West Center Street of God. Windemere Street Center Street 9 so a.m.. Church S^ool for ices, the local American Legion also uphold pacifism, serve in thto final service to a patriot An Ideal Gift For: Mother and Dad JJ Coclran, Sandra Grant Road Arvine Place Norwood Street Such cases could be multi­ everyone. pggt gp other veterans’ oegani- the military farces. and a Christian who has given Warren Street Judith Drive OAdams to New State R d.) w Cent, Joanne you'll be delighted with what you discover. Geegaws for Columbus Street Center Street plied, but these are sufficient 10:46 a.m., MoiTiing Worriilp. zatlon takes part, usually in a Finally, after re-examinagtog U*® that Christianity may Grandparents — College Students — Lockwood Street Sunset Street Farm Drive to confirm this point — God S Cram. Nancy (Main to Broad) Message by the pastor. o a g presentation to the next ot his convictions. Pastor Bhrrell abomwl In ® WMid that la being Chambers Street Ash Street Diane Drive has never accepted human *a-Doh«ty, Inulse girls, Tom Fooleries for the boys, Fancies for women folk, Village Street Niles Drive East Center Street 6 p.m., OomUned Nazarene km after the graveside commit- decided that the military nor- Imt surely, converted to Your Favorite Serviceman Coventry Street modification of or suhsUtu- '5 Dutun, Denise Fleming Road Lakewood Circle North Frances prive Gardner Street tlon for his directions. There­ Young People’s SocleUes. Teen tal. Uon of the funeral went “» athlestic Idriogy.” ■m Fagan, Martin Substantials for the men folk. Lakewood Circle South Weteerell Street ((Charter Oak to Spring) Christmas tableau play presen- .... ^ (Hilliard to Chambers) fore, accepting the New Test­ In the Syracuse case, Pastor understanding of the Gospel. An emblem was stuck on the :Z Frazte, Kathleen Tower Road Hillcrest Road (Horace to Bridge) Sycamore Lane tation. ament as the revelation of FarreU recounts, the American '^® teUowlng Sunday, he pro- church door saying: “America, j GavU, John French Road Bruce Road Bridge Street God’s plan for Christianity, it 7 p.m., Evening Service. OPEN TONIGHT TILL 10 Nike Circle Portland Street flag was display^ on the sented a stetement to his church 1®ve it or leave U." Difilng a SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE 5 Gilroy. Brent Road it illogical for us to ritualize Message by the pastor. i WoodhiU Road Thayer Road Avon Street its rimpte, spontaneous wor- in the church and Just before saying he realised many town parade, a legion unit * Handen, JuU® Dartmouth Road Litchfield Stteet the service began, a group In le- chundi’s young men were sttqiped in front of die Farrell, $30.00 per year $ 15.50 for 6 months ~ $7.50 for 3 months. “ Haniktord, Janice Schaller Road wtdp; or to “ institutionalize’’ ' Zion Evangelical Lutheran Bates Road Tuck Road McCann Drive the ofanroh. altering its un­ gUm caps walked to the accepting mlUtary service, but ******* 2 Hunt Dorothy Penn.Road Wyneding HUl Road Server Street complicated congregatianal Church ’’ saluted and sat In a front row “evertheles*, must take ***■• One member of ms We Will Send A Gift Card .w JulUno, Kathy Shallowbrook Lane PackaTO Street (Missouri Synod) Evergreen Road autonomy into a comidex “After the service in the sane- ® ®*®»^ t*»® church’s coogregaUen w r^ to the pa^ j! KbsAwitz, JoAnn Butler Road South Farms Drive Horace Street hientrefay; or eUmtnate the O x ^ r and High Sts. tor: “ I wUl gladly . . . dy a te Carriage Drive Chalmers Street to Rev Charles w Kuhl Pastor and as the casket was Po®«lon <« peace. w LaPwte, JfrAime Hoffman Road amv birth, tnchiding baptinn, Sunny Brook Drive Overland Street • / ' beln^ {dac6d In tbe heaiPB6, the declared; money to get you out of Syra­ S^I^He. Richard Duval Street as ragnisite to aalvatlon, see Castle Road Harvest Lane Keeney Street ^ ^ hotior guard, in uniform and the strong voices caU- cuse." -is Lavtt,-Jo®«I* A cts 2:38. But most of the congregation BYederick Road Mayfield Road (Hackmatack to Weteerell) Worship with with rifles, stood In a row In a ^ support oi our mlll- EiiTntng i^pralb I t 2 Lyok firmly supported him; only one Horton Road ' Bldwell Street Oommunlon. Nursery in mlUtary potion by the door o< syatem, and the Go^>el w kCecOa, Teresa 10:W a.m., Sunday School Then, after the committal at la y . down those me community, SiMeAgd, Mary and Youth Freapaaa oi war, your pastor has him for his stand. Says C A LL O R STOP IN: M ON. - FRI. 8:30 - 5:00-^AT. till N O O N MeWow, Lewis loao to 11:80 a.m., Grade 6 21-rlfle salute. The procedure “® H>an to proclaim te- “God Is stUl working among t t e e m II and 8 Youth InstrucUoiL put him Into a quandiy, he aaya. **® Involved in the ww* of hte pe<^le’^ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1970MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. PAGE NINE EIGHT MANdHESTEE EVENIN^} HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAT^, DECEMBER 6, 1^70 \ Hart/ord! Vermont Victim P op e Paul W edding Cross Pays Drug Center T e d c h M Drug Advisory Center, H om e From T rib u feT o Put Yoipelf In The Picture Of Wintry Sting 81 Russell St, is observing Owen the folkiwlag sdiednle; StriJtd^nis MONTOEajBSt, Vt. fAP) — An auto acd«lenta there In little Mondsy through mday, Asian T rip Slain Captive early season snowstorm Frl- more than an hour, 8:80 a-m. to S p.m. ' (Oo^^ from Page i a . ) (Oouttnutd from P age Om ) (Oonttmied from Page One) been bitting one A teleplMDe bacinq> ser­ day covered northern and cen- been hitting been denied even that |small right . after another,” the dis­ vice is availabte Monday vdierever they may be,” and dc^ the doors, InqMcted all bags tral Vermont with snow, sleet. meeting secretly, turned: doim patcher said. “Sv^ybody's throat Saturday from 6 scribed Chrktianity as-Ta "re- and camera cases and lightly ice and freeslng rain and ended having accidents. It’s so slip- p.m. to S a-m. the pn^oaal 'IhunMlay n l ^ in deemSr for China, too.” frisked eaell. pery out there that it’s almost For drug advisory informa­ a 8-S vote with three mtre of Ihe original versian was be­ t e r e d ,' ' State poUce headquarters re- impossible to walk, let akme tion, can,: M7-9S22. its members falling evM to 0 /W/ ported many traffic accidents, drive.” lieved to have worded the same C^inads is under rigid security but no fatalities. *1116 stotin was a boon for the feelings in stronger temu in a provisions of the PuMtc Ordtf show up. Maximum reconunmided state's ski areas, which had re­ plea for Red China to accept the Tem porary Measuteo Act Cascella said Friday that he friendship of the Church. expects no "reiulsala” frc|n the speed on Interstate 89, which ceived only light dustings so far Police Log passed nuirsday. Earlier, the crosses the central portion of this season. Most had been us One version published in board and added: *?niei^ a Rome was that EfeiUsh authori­ even, mans streeping War Meas- tremendous need to rebulil this the state, was dro{q;>ed from 6S Ing manmade powder on their ures. Act had been invoked dur­ miles per hour to 40. Schools trails. A co m n u T s ties in Hong K(»g, and Chinese school system imd get oa with Catholic prelates from the ing the MdmHdng crisis. were closed early, and some Six cars and a gasdine tanker iPeter Wheeler, IS, of S8S Oak- the businesB Of eduoatlcm” crown colony and from Formo­ Doctors pronounced the 48- factories shut down at mld-aft- that had been emptied only a land St. es<»q>ed injury yester- BHOoser photo The basic iasues behlffi' the — „ c day afternoon when he was hit sa ...prevailed ., on . the pohtifl to year-

ke. as darfcneaa fell, to Red China or a ringing, ex- and Nelson, making a turn pUcit fq^>eal for religious free- The BriUsb envoy spent the Stuarts Draft, Va.. to Robert contract—remain to be sdved. travelers to bypass the town. for almost an hour. Mra Forrest Edward Owen' ...... They were unsolved at me be- A police dia^Mitcber in Shel- Ihe Weather Bureau said onto , Taylor—' —.. —t St., was un- th China might provoke an night In the westrei^ hosp^ Alexander Rockwell of Olaston- ,November wlun the able to see him in time and opposite reacUcn from Peking. „ , where he was examined early ,_ . . . j 8™““* “ Wovemoer, w y the bume said there were a dosen more snow could fall Sunday. struck the bicycle. Wheeler was In Hong Kong, official Catbo- ^ ^ Friday, after a Canadian plane »wry has been a n n ou ^ ^ teacheW contract expl^ and examined at Manchester Me- Uc spokeamen said they knew KanrtU of 478 B. Center St an- Cuba with the' men ®“d Mbs. WU- in last-minute maneuvering, the mortal Hospital and released, nothing ol a switdi in the papal nounce the marriage of their barwalned his life for* their Al«“ nder of Stuarts teachers threatened to Strike. Nixon Takes texts. daughter. Karen Lee Kanehl, to freedom But die board secimed a no- Obituary At Mtiin St. and Hartford Rd. The pontiff stood in his open _ ■ ^ n „• “'T ^ fiance Is the son of Mr. strike injunction from Mperior last night, a car driven by Ste­ limousine------In a whipping wind sUK>ed out a sl^ door ^ Alberti M. RockweU Court Judge Paul Drlscdiln the Tough Stand and almostrt freezing tempera- of 184 Mountain Rd.. Olaston- last days of OctoOctober, and when Philip Fandlscia phen A. Daimt of 108 Walker Cooper driven downtown in an unescort- St. collided with one driven tuies and waved to a small bury. the time came to strike the SOUTH WINDSOR — Philip Miss Alexander is a Junior at teachers voted to give the'boavd By Contributing At Your Bank To Hie iy stem S 'Hrbnon': ceremony £e MtSTSL^^oT- Pandiscia, 75, of Hartford, On Econom y Radford (Va.) OoUege where a grace period of two weeks, brother of MTs. Angelina (OontliHied from Page One) Steln was issued a warning for ^ ItS ^ making an Imprc^r turn. she is majoring in itccs. but not partment of Pratt and Whit- During the strike, Uk DriscoU Injupp- The funeral will be Monday try’s bargaining process,” he and Woodbridge Sts last night. ^oziy nuns held c^- wUl Uve in Coventry. R.I. tortutnd. ney Division of United Aircraft, at 8:15 a.m. from the Flsette said. ____ dies and torches and shouted ______"He was also given a televl- East Hartford. He received a uaas ror xm^ aKauit|g DURINC THE MONTH OF DECEMBER Funeral Home, 20 Sisson Ave., Sion set, as you wiU surely know b s . in agriculture in 1970 from ? Hartford, with a hhrh of craft-by- Michael Scudlert of Vernon “'^va 11 Papa” toe wish reoulem at Our Pattern only hugged toe right shoulder of ® B olton from previous reports,” toe doc- Ur^erslty of Connecticut requiem at Our ^ dy of guarantees instablUty.”ihstabiUty. r „Haii at. veaterdav mornltw. heard in most of toe eight stops and is employed as an exten- ^ ^ rows Church, Hartford at 9. LydaU St. yesterday morning, Nixon said be has ordered a he made in Asia, toe Pacific sion that he heard about (Mr. 1a - slon agent in agriculture to mtdee room for eui oncoming tar by 'Friday, when CasaHl|a ^ - Burial wlU be In Mr. St. Bene-, federaUy sponsored commission and Australia. The Pope smiled Youth Group porte’s tragic death. It shocked Rockbridge Cbunty, Va. diet Cemetery, Bloomfield. car. IQs tires caught in toe „ ^ ^ nounced toe strike was.ineatlhg "to take the initiative In work­ soft shoulder, causing toe car happily, appearing spry and re­ him very much." nNo© date has been armounced g^^ i Friends may call at toe funer­ ing out these changes with lead­ latively refreshed. To View Film to spin out and roU over cxito Its Pierre Lr^prsle, (Quebec’s la- for toe wedding. al home tonight 7 to 9 and to­ ers of management and labor.” There had been concern about As he said It, anomer 142 roof. Scudlert was uninjured. The Ecumenical Youth Group bor was M d^I^ ------teachers were appealing in morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. And if legislation is needed,-he -Pope ------Paul’s health before he be- ... , 10, five days after Ckoss was ah- ^ Give in Your None or As A said, it wlU be proposed. gan toe ninth Journey in his 7% comprised of young people ^nd was found strangled court 8» face contempt^ charges Patrick O. Jennings Nixon thus went beyond White Bruno Sumislanski of 342 years as spiritual leader of toe from toe four churches of Bol-' o ct 17. and possible fines. ‘ Patrick G. Jeiuilngs, Hart- ijoujge use of "Jawboning,” toe CTiarter Oak St. was issued a Southviets The injunction, and toe fines, world’s 680 million Roman Cato- ton will meet Srmday evening "nie terrorists, adio want to were based on a new Cbnnecti- ford, father of Richard J. Jen- pressure-by-pubUclty technique warning for faUure to ollcs. at 6:45 to view toe movie "ITve mafcA French-q;>eaklng Quebec Memorial Gift To A Loved One. nings of Manchester, died yes- to curb wage and price in- br toe proper lane. His cut law forUddlng teachers' During toe first few days— Easy Pieces." iniiApAnripfit of Canada, had Open New strikes. It has been used several terday at his home. creases. But he stopped short of which included an aasassinaUon They wlB meet to discuss the threa^^ to Mil Cross 'unless Survivors also include a endor^ _ the wage _ and price^ __ ™® Forest St., early ^j^empt at the Manila airport film the foUowlng Sunday from the government freed 23 and times this year in a nunber of the state’s cities and towns. Knowing That Your Gift Will daughter, two sisters, seven guideline'tq^woach used by his Ihls morning. by a knlfe-vrieldlng Bolivian 7 to 9 p.m. at St . George’s pgfj g ransom of 0500,(K)0 In O ffensive grandchUdren and three great- Democratic ja'^ecessors. ,.------pointer—toe strain on toe 78- Church. g^ox^. when toe government re- (OonUnned from Page One) grandchUdren. « Ih e President contended toe OOBfPLAINTS , year-old Pope appeared taxing. Grinder Sale fused, another front cell Md- Tlie funeral wlU be tomorrow worst of toe inflatloa is over and a . break and entry at toe But observers said he seemed The Class of lOTl at Bolton naped Laporte and murdered ^® Soiith IQebuimese com- Provide Manchester With The at 8:16 a.m. from toe Farley said toe price for it has been un- American Latvian Lutheran more rested on subsequent High School is sponsoring a him. . mond Aifti-ma its infantrymen Clockwork Funeral Home, 96 Webster St., employment. Church at Winter and Garden stops: The'Samoa Islands, Aus- grinder sale (m Dec. 18. Home ijhe government toon offered ^nd helicopter gunsbips have Hartford, with a solenm Mass Tb® speech came on a day toe gta_ sometime In toe last three traUa, ^ Indmiesla, Hong Kong deHveries will be made between ggfg conduct to Algeria or Cuba ^ . .. of— requiem------at St._ Lawrence Labor Department armounced days netted about |10 change and Ceylon. noon and 2 p.m. Persons wl^- jg u,e Mdn^rs i f they released so far in too R o b b e r y Uest Core And Services Will O’Toole Church, 494 New Brit- “i® unemployment rate Jumped ftwo donation boxes, stay in Colombo, Ceylon on Frl- ing to order grinders ar^ ask- (-j^^gg unharmed. forest campaign. ain Ave., Hartford, at 9. ^ptember Entrance was gEilned by re- During toe Pope’s three-hour ed to cell Jess F’aulknier on Acting toe the governmentogovernments of by card-pUylngcard-playing and refre^- government arid the M____ dn^rs forces Friday night destroyed a moving such cargo are nor- The auto strike also was South Vietnam, North \fietnam ments. Door prizes wlU be and’"con- key bridge on IBghway 4, which mally closely guarded Acrots Clovis F. Oharbonneau blamed Friday for a downturn A resident of toe Oak Lodge and Cambodia as hU chartered - ducted the negotiations. l®ads southwert from toe capital (Detectives were aUO handi- Clovis P. CharbcMmeaii, 77, of in another Important govern­ Apartments on Tolland Tpke. AUtalla DCS flew oveikead en The Women s Auxiliary of toe « « c lu d - to toe coast. Thia move raised cam>ed by " “"th . n«lv. ”< ingham Palace. Norwich, and moved to Mw- H® h® I*®* *1*® Assurance ------teahher, a sheitoerd and a lov­ termedlate class and Holly Rob­ voy at St. Helen’s Island, the ve«k-old search and rescue op- Chester in 1949. He was a seU- of Dr. Arthur F. Bums, chair- ing redeemer for China, too.” inson in toe advanced class. FVno rftA 'nhA'^A^Twci^'inAiiTr eratlon continued today for two robbery went off like Bite. The weapons Includ- ^ transport planes miss- cl®®>work at a time when the employed contractor and a man of toe Fed, that toe cent^ He was speaking to toe 750 Thej.»k: mot.first place iucm medal of China and toe 14 million on For- Lannan. country. ward-bound commuters. the economy." of dynamite, the ^Mkesman Police said they bellered the Ida 17 years ago. He was a moea. Foreign Treasures said. One plane disappeared eight And be promised federal pro­ Quitting from days ago with six Americans bandits used two vehicles, a car communicant of St. Helen’ s Receptions for toe pontiff "Tea and Treasures Quebec Justice IBnlster Je- December 30 A t The Bonks grams affecting housing con­ ranged' from the adulation of Foreign Lands” wUl be toe ®^ \fietnamese aboard. The ®®ia theythA *^ *^still0^^**^ could be ®®*^’ “^® ®^® Within our right t™ck and the KLM van. 5 p.m. Reservations are being ZU 1 O lU lg 1^00016 was political adviser to the UJi. cast after his return: w,.- . ^ detect and shoot at U.S. re- ‘Th® captured truck wu then MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER MANCHESTER OFFICES General Assembly in 1961 and "Everywhere, as a mlssicm- Hostage in Spain ,, dnaplng, vdilch connalssance planes, to poet driven to an abandoned^ ware- accepted by Alexander Penny> ” ^ PARKADE BRANCH EAST HARTFORD BRANCHES s”.'> ■- chairman, 396 Burnham St. NORWfiCH (AP) — Fourteen ^turned to toe United Nations ary, toe Pape announced first of Writes He Is CH(. Biii o . anti-aircraft guns In whatever house where the gunmen un- ___ perscais, most of them tmder 25. ^ I®®I- 'H® *’®tlred in 1966, then gu the Gosi>el . . . and in toe But Q u ^ c poUce said Seguin p^rt of our country and to am- loaded its $240,000 worth of gdd NORTH BRANCH Center Congregational Church were aKW’ehended Friday morn- *>®®*' ®t Nix<»’8 request I® name of toe Gospel asked Jus- BILBAO, Spain (AP) - West ^ ^ ] ^ ® that centrate our armed forces on ®®d $14,400 worth of dlunonds EAST HARTFORD BRANCH willW ill celebrateceieoraie Giftuut Sundaysunoay to-lo- ^“• what PoUce Cliief Robert „ . . „ ______tlce, Qce, social social advancement, auvancemem, pro- pro- -®rniany consulate officials tMTOrint Whatever we judge necessary to another getaway car and morrow. Pupils from Grade 6 Smith calls toe biggest drug J®®” gress. cultural and material ele- here said today they have re- * Investigation (hus defend our fatherland.” drove off. * '' / FIRST FEDERAL and under wUlwill be bringing raid in toe city's history. ^ vation, soUdarity, peace and ®®^ved a ^letter from Eugene QuebAc PremiAr RaKaa. In an editorial, the newsp^r Several hours later, the KUM gifts. Grade 4 and under wiU ^ ^ ^ brotherhood a m ^ toTclasses B®Ud. the missing German dip- rS ttST D leZTS ^ 1“®^®^ U.S. Deiense S e c r ^ men freed themselves aril noti- Mmcmsm mmes & (INCLUDES GLASTONBURY) worship in the sanctuary at warrants issueaissued byoy Juperlor superior ^»^® “ “ rs In toe Foreign lo^ saying he is S^Sk^lLe nJ^' “®‘'^ statement toM A®d the poUce. loan 9:15 a.m. Those Christmas -I«dge WUUam Shea, be- Service. Blew WM l^ p e d ^ torn 3^ ^ ^ . the United States wUl make ev- MA(N STRiET. MAiNCUESTea gifts will be distributed at a gan at 6 a.m. The suspects. ^fo o by aUegedalleged members of a _ ' retuni. He “ said ~ rowni- a ®^... effort to .free__ _ American____ . _____ pria- COVENTRY BRANGH Christmas party at the Inner- both male and female, were g> 1 C! m. J ' Coireedian ^ q u e terrorist organization merit’s firmness In the*^crlals ®“®™ ®I war in North Vietnam, city Exchange in Hartford. taken into custody at various lo- tla lp H IS eilten C ed . ■ created “a model of action” for ht®l»MIng posaible future mili­ Manhattan VERNON NATIONAL cations on charges related to ^ ~ Next week’s meeting of toe It wac the first news reported jw. tatar^” tary action. marijuana, hashish and heroin. 1_FH V iO llIltS Manchester Democratic Town from Blehl since he disappeared " -..i- «»- ’ ^ a -w- Spanish Ft^ Snaris Local tKOice pc^ce made the arrests Committee wUl be Wednesday, from toe garage of bis home in “^tieriand, Cab Drivers MAN0IESTER Airport Activities as toe culmination of a long in­ Ronald Ralph, 22, of 34 Engle­ And nnt t ,.a«hov a. .lotAd in tt«n ioa. ov.AAdo., had recolved so and not Tuesday, 'as stated in San Sebastian last Tuesday many vestigation. wood Dr. was given a five-year yesterday’s Herald. It will be at n<^t. ^ sympathy PoU ticalG roups (SI FOIt MANCHESTER MADRID (AP) — FUghts re­ suspended sentence yesterday, that they may take six months -r'r a -a . * Stage Strike MANCHESTER STATE BANK sumed out of toe Madrid airport 8 p.m., in toe Municipal Build- toc letter was said to have to road M I J a^I BE__ ■ ♦ ( I Mc(>l FOR EAST HARTFORD HARTTORD (AP) —Hartford in Hartford County Superior Ing Hearing Room. carried Spanish postage stamps. Holding Parties today after three days of mass police arrested six persons (» Court, for a sale of drugs. He (Oontfimed trom Page pae) SOUTH YflNDSOR cancellations caused by the drug charges Friday when they was also given a one-year term, BOLTON city’s worst fog in years. Three poUUcally related cost of toe average lani from — . . raided an apartment they said to be suspended after five Deserter Escapes parties are scheduled for this $1.35 to 01.90, plus 25 for thA°*rAn^AH^±bSr^ served as a "cutting factory” m additional passenge PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK ^ ^ o d dnig^T v^ be on pro- Three Memorials Planned S~A "Cutting" h. ,a process by ballon foVtwo years. ed by the United States area — one tonight and two to- Van Arsdale, VERNON CIRCLE .Army for desertica, escaped of toe union, SOUTH WINDSOR BANK Atni^iAd ^Tot^^a anA^^'fft vdilch pure beroin is diluted Ralph' was one of 12 persons For New Hospital Wing morrow. ^ ®® '*“ *®**- cJ*®**®** ^ spac® to ^th substances like milk sugar arrested on Aug. 13 in a re- from a ceU at Manchester sleep overnight. The Manchester RepubUcan ^ before it is sold wi the street, i^onal drug raid designed to hit Ptdice Headquarters last Town Oommlttee is holding an f^®.. I Three memorials for toe $6.1 and third mortgage financing, night. A police spokesman, Lf. Fran- sellers of marijuana and hash- miliioi east wing of Manches- The first floor of the addition Election Victory Dance ^ h t ^ ^ cls J. Krillher, said his men isb. ter Memmlal Hospital have wiU be decicated to toe mem- Robert J. Klein, 20, of 152 at toe American Legion S e . ^ seized about $100,000 w«xth of •j'jie raid was coordinated by been announced by Bert Dittus, ory Of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Branford St., was being held It wUl be from 9 to 1. A buffet In s ^ t - Personal Notices "High Grade Heroin" and sey- Capitol Region Narcotics director of development for toe Sheekey. He died Nov. 28, 1967, until he could be transported WiU be served at about 10 and ‘“ vero accept 46 per eral cutting agents. Squad in conJ:inction with toe hospital. The wing, scheduled and she died Oct. 24, 1668. A to toe Hartford Oorrectional dancing wlU be to toe music ' " f t "venues Instead Be Generous In Your Contributions So Card of Hunks Carmel Ortiz, 23 Md his wtf^ Regional Narcotics Task Force, h> open in February, will con- memorial plaque will be placed Center. of The Bentleys. o f the present 60 p er ceht. Sophie, 20, were charged with which PoUce Chief James t®h» facUItJes for surgery, radl- on toe waU. Lost year the hoe- PoUce were called to Sears Dominic Squatrito, defeated Vfe troiSd like to ea^rem our po®®®8slng heroin, possessing nggft'way De- dia Santiago, 28; and Felix 1 the memorial. Miss Evelyn B. CSieney estate. The principal or Cruz, 18, all of Hartfond. They | aged to get both an inner aoclation is holding its second jjj r^iAAfAi aroas to 0y> 20* Reed, who died in February toe income of th:** bequest wiU and outer door open juid es­ annual HoUy Bowl and Victory iniAivS Ovenight lorn wlU «7oaa feoc a x torta u tn . were charged wlto conspiracy Chrislmas 1964, was Mlss.Elaton’s partner be expended for toe g;eneral, . Mearo. ' ' h> violate state drug laws. ' ~ __ J cape from the building. from 6 to 9 p.m. at toe South range in the low 20a akig the in real estate and in secoul purpose of the hospital. VTndaor Cranmunlty HaU. coast to the teens Inland!*

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•• \ ■ a- ■> -\ -j. \ PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE M ANCI^TER EVEOTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1970 •V i f i d o v e r H ospitfd Phemf- Irish Fear 19 Principal Races ‘me teiqpliqne nun^r for ffigh Winds Manchester Memorilu Hofqd- Conspiracy; tal was changed A fdw nionths ago, but late to Seven H eld ,U-:0 Cause Brief be listed correctly in the new In St^e Voting iaiii {drone books. The hospital (Oontinned from Page One) USINESS SERVICES l^IRECTORY Lapse num ber is 646-1^22. This column o f questions and answers on federa]^ your income tax. This is ex­ but it was widely assu^jM the plained in the instructions yon' move WHS directed1 agalnatagslnst the R esidents ot. Andover feel Ihe tnv matters is provided by the local offi^ of the U.S. will receive in January with IRA and a fanatic s)dinter Cost $2.7 Million effects of Friday’s gusty winds. M anchester your tax forms. group known as Saor Ein, dr Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public The combination of hlg^.winds agr S O N M ESKUB caLlon of names on various lists' JYee Ireland, The major aim of and c(dd weather caused many H IG H GRADE AMoetated Presa Writer of contributors made it Impos- service to taxpayers. The column answers questions H o s f j i t o l these organisatlciis ia U^e re- TOYS JOHN'S tree limbs to break, cluttering vnnriNO Bociis , ^ sible to make a quick awrood- most frequently asked by taxpayers. Q) Our second child was unlftoatlon of Ireland—the Prpt-..- Layjiway Nowl BARBER SHOP HARTTOICD (AP) — ‘A e ^ matlon of how many individuals bom in September. Does that up roads aiid lawns, and flyhig IntonnetBate Can Semi­ PRINTING estant-Domlhated, Britiah-ruled Tents, Cots, Slee{»liig Bags. 307 GREEN ROAD five elecUM cam pa^ In Oon- aonated money to the Duffey mean I get a $650 exemption debris made driving hasardous private, rroon4 p.m ., and 4 pon.- North and the mainly Rmnan Job and Commercial nectlcut ^ year--two for gov- campilgn. It was apparent from Q) This summer I didn’t ex­ arrive at the amount of your at tim es. 8 pjn>: private roonm, 19 ajn.- FUNERAL HOME Air BEattreases, Stovra? MANCHESTER loss, take the smaller of the fo r hiriT Catholic, independent South—by L anterns. Sat. 8 AJH. to 6 PJVl. P r i n ^ g eraor and t ^ f « U.S. SeMto y,* length of the UsU that the pect I’d owe any taxes so I Approximately 190 families in t p Jh ., and 4 p.m .*8 p jn . force, if necessary. —c ^ a toW o t nearly 92.7 uuffey contributors far outnum- filled out the form that keeps original cost of the furniture A) No, the amount allowed town were without pf>wer late Pediatrics: Fannn allawed Daily 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Profept and Efficient Peter O’NeiU, spokesman for (CloM d aU day W ed.) mim<« according to r e ^ f^^^^ bered those of any other candl- income taxes from being taken o t the difference between the for personal exemptions on in­ yesterday afternoon ' according any time except noon-S pan.; Lynch’s, all^ia- W m .it. Lennon, Director FARR'S . Printing of All Kinds with the secretary cf the state, fair market value of the items out of your pay. Now I’ve gone come tax returns for the 1970 to a power compemy spokes­ oOiers, 2 p.m.-8 pan. tjQ„3 ^id not apply to hU oigan- Oaihp - Bike ■ S(M>rt ~Adulte $2.60 Weekdays before and after the fire. Ehiffey criUclied the present back to work part-time for the tax year is $626. For withhold­ man. Failure was due to a tree Self 'Service: 16 aan.-2 p.m., i^uon. IRA policy, he ^sald, 142 E. CENTER ST. 2 MAIN STREET Children (under 16) $2.26 ' Community Press was ^ t of D em ote se^te „f picking candidates same company and I think I If you were covered by in­ ing purposes, exemptions were limb falling on a power line on at Depot Sqoare 4 p.m .-8 p .m . rules out a c t i(» ag^kinst the re- All Retired Men $2.00 254 Broad St., Rear c^ date J^ph l^ e y wWch p^day. saying It Was too ex- will owe tax after alL What surance and received compen­ $600 for the first half of 1970 Roube 6. Intenstve Care and Ononary pupu^’a authorities. &49-7196 Open'Datty to 9:00 P.M. com som e^ere to tte nelghl»r. pensive for those who wanted to and are $650 for the second Telephone 643*-5727 should I do7 sation for the loss, this com­ Ailtbough many of the sur-. Core: Immediate family foreign embassies in J. FABB— 8487111 Sat. AU Haircuts $2.76 h ^ o f 1800,000. D uffey noted run on the Uckets o f the m ajor pensation should be subtracted half of the year. . j;(kmdlng towns had major pow- A) File a new Form W-4, anytime, limited to five minutes, under guard at a news conference F riday parties and too easy fo r thdue from the amount you may d^ Exemptions are hot pro­ 'er outages, only ihls one fail­ Employee’s Withholding Ex­ Maternity: Fathers, U aan.- Mhrch, when poUce said that his was the longest cam- ^ declded-as Dtrid dld-to duct. rated so you are endtfed $o ure was reported in Andover. emption Certificate. This will 12:46 p.m., and 6:80 p.m.-8 received Informatloo CUSTOM MADE >®»“ ched on nm 33 independent candidates.^ For more details, sdnd a post the full $625 no.jnhtter when - "Raaver^yvas out to r a total peri­ DICK’S authorize your employer to p.m.; others, 8 p.m.^ p.m., and udnap attempts would be Nov. 10, 1089. "B ecau se of the conventhm in the year your child was' od ranging Tfrom 40 to 90 min­ MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS withhold Federal Income taxes card to your IRS district office 6:80 p.m.-8 p.m. made by illegal organisations. PARKADE He called for a direct primary sjrstem In Connecticut, candl- and ask for a free copy of utes. SHELL on your earnings for the bal­ bora. Age lim its: 16 In maternity, Rritiah Embassy, ^Ih 82 system d nominating candl- dates are fmreed to spend exces- Publication 547, .‘‘Tax Infor­ Unrest Bc^Mted MEMORIAL CO. Will Your Car Be Ready? ance of the year. 12 in other areas, no limit In employes, was considered the dates, which he said would dls- slve amounts of money just for mation on Disasters, Casualty Selectman Kuyler Hutchinson CLEANERS SERVICE If you estimate that your self-service. likely principal target. Oppoifite East Cemetery criminate less against candl- the right to have their names on Losses, and Thefts.” Q) Can you count groceries reports tmrest at the result of MANCM.. PABKADE It’s not too late tq begin plan- Hiow about the oondltionl of' e s s CENTER STREET dates of modest means. He also their party's primary ballot," withholding w ll be less than In London, some sources said osing a Travel Agent given to a church Thanksgiving Wednesday’s decision at the Due to constrnotloa, parking Scotland Yard has complied a (Next to Liggett Drag) jilng motor trips, and If you are i your tires? It is foolish indeed urged state and federal llmlta- Duffey said, your tax liability, you may Quality Memorials You wlU be trusting a lot to teurante, the courtesy of cus- one who is going to make a trip to drive on smooth tires when benefit as a charitable contri­ town meeting not to purchase fo r em ergencies is severely re- Ugt o f 75 to 100 extrem ist sus- PHONE 649-6669 MECHANIC ON DUTY tlons on cam paign spending. "Y e t, by obtaining just 6,000 want to claim no exemptions your travel agent, ao select him toms agents, the convenience y would 'be ■wise to have your ; you cao get A'tlas ’TtroB, Good- ' Q) I just switched jobs and bution? the Provenson property. stricted. The public is nrpnlty pects in Britain—many of whom Over 80 Tears’ Experience AT ALL HOURS 'Hie victorious candidate for signatures, a candidate can run on the W-4. This will increase Don’t Buy New Ololfaes! the seme way you choose a doc- of tronsirort facilities. oar tuned up betore starting, year Tires and .the Jetoon Cut- the amount taken out of your my company is taking social Hutchinson, who feels that nquested not to parte near the thmight to be Involved in U.S. Senate, Republican con- as an independent in the general A) Yes,, food, clothing and Have Them Dry Cleaned tor or laviryer. Take the recom- After you’ve decided on the Nothing spoils the .pleasure of lass by Goodrich at such etarteni, (ileneratorB, security tax out of my pay even the town should have purchased emergrbicy entrance except to gun-running. ^ Call 649-5807 gressman Lowell P, Weicker Jr. election," he continued. *”nius, pay for taxes. ^You w ill still be other items given to a charita­ mendation of friends whose place, Mercury can arrange suoh a trip more than a car reasonable pirlices alt Sleven- Carboretors, though I paid the limit on my the property for conservation discharge emergency or wheel- These sources said -tiie sus- lik e New and Save Money. SE^ US FOR: reported $691,000 in expenditures any candidate Is faced with two entitled to claim all the ex­ ble organization are deductible A. AIMETTl, Prop. Judgment you value and wtwee your transportation — by air does not function properly son'B Bssa Domestic - Foreign Care emptions you are entitled to old job. Is there any way I can purposes, has had many people admissions. To pick up dls- pacts will be questioned about FREE 10%.BONUS CARD 648-7008 o Aluminum RoU Up while Sen. Thomas J. Dodd’s In- choices: either spending enough contributions. Use the fair Harrison St., Manchester likes and dlallkes are ahnUar to or ship, or In comiblnatlon. They and you can eJimlnate this One dtem that will pay you Awnlngfs dependent campaign cost about money to get a primary, or when you file your tax return. stop this? market value of the items to express their dls^pointment to please park In work permits and their latest ON DRY CLEANING him at the outcome of the meet- general lots first and the activitiea and that those whose yours. They can probably teU wUl prepmJo individual Ittowa- if you have yom- car to have done is to have a good • D oor Canopies $206,000. running as an independent. Nei- A) No, employers are re­ determine the amount of the AND SUEDE. you about trips {danned for rles, p ers^ y escorted tours, ^ Stevenson’s Esso waxing Job done on your car. 'ing. nnrae will Instruct you where to papers are not in order could be • S torm D oors In the race for governor. Re- ther choice is a healthy one." quired by law to withhold so­ deduction. them and give you their evalua- or group louro depending on 406 Main St. In cases care out Q) There was a fire in my He feels, along with many drive to pick up tiie psHcnt. deported. Now Is The Time ^MANCHESTER • Combination Windows publican Governor-elect Thomas Duffey said his state-wide cial security taxes on the first Note that food or clothing tlons of a travel agent’s serv-' your interests. apartment and some of the fur­ other residents, that the people —------Powers of Internment were SUEDE uid LEATHER Richard ' and Robert Steven- in the weather at least 10 per Manchester Awning Co. J. kCesklU said he spent about campaign organisation spent $7,800 o f wagres paid to each gdven to an individual is not a niture was so badly damaged 1 made the wrong decision, part­ STEVENSON’S ' Hotel and m ^ l reservatU^, ownere of Stevenson’s Esso oeht of the time and some both 105 WEST CENTER ST. $602,000 while D em ociu tic con- $207,000 in the period from Nov- of their employees. If .more charitable contribution under ArkMiTTED YBSTERDAYT la*d used In Ireland in 1967-62 CLEANING DONE Youlou mightimgat find^lu a doctor wor |] resort accoonmodations, meals. m the 1'day and night. A good coat of gressman Emilio Q. Daddario. ember, 1660 to the state conven- had to get rid of it. Can I de­ ly because all of the factors mA t.m lybyl.lyl. 'Ifelephone 64B-S091 than the maximum is withheld our tax laws. Only when the ON OUR PREMISES. i C h W j f V l v y IXLUUIH Utv vVktllbJf (Wlgiiv UCUKAMO flllAlH-'tv S s b o f o o t L duct this as a fire loss? involved were not fully pre­ quauty of the work .turned outlw ^ ds an^^inveati^t in the EstabUshed 1040 said he spent about $635,000. ' tion last June. from your pay this year be­ gift goes to a qualified chari­ ESSO medical society or bar assocla-ialr terminals and hotels, as weU ^ ^ praeervation of the finish of Duffey's total was not avail- Having won the necessary 20 sented------at the------meeting. tlon; for the name d a good as tickets for s{)eclal events can ^ A) Yes, personal losses due cause you had two or more em­ table or other tax exempt 405 MAIN ST. your oar, and at Stevenson’s CHOICE VARIETY able Friday because he had a per cent of the state convention' group is the contribution a tax According to Hutetinnem ' Bor. mA ounpocto then worn hold at travel agent in your community. aU be arranged by your Mer- ^ to the fire are deductible to ployers you should take a town has passed up E s» they do a fine jOb. large number of local commit- votes, Duffey.launched his cam- deduction. ™ b„ om»od up on. « It. jinrUyn m. tdmmn.nt cmnp « It. Om- TEL. 649-5533 look for a msmber of Uie Ameri- cury Soles Agent. She can help __ ^ J Upholstery the extent they exceed $100. To credit for the excess against most opportune times to add Qualify tees which filed separate re- paign to win the Aug. 19 prim- J . B lock, 67 Jean R d .; John W. the midland plain wh*re O sfrm sky can Society of Travel Agents you obtain insurance, language ^ ^ Brakes should be checked {>e- P and IVI Shop & ports. Duffey said his state-wide ary. That campaign cost $286,- to its open space program, as the Irish Derby is run. • Tune-Ups (ASTA). Mercury Travel, 627 study material, travelers faction. rtodlcally and although your BE-UPHOLSIEBING well as ensuring an unpolluted B rackett, 114 New State R d .; Uhfcrtunaitely, m any o f us Seafood campalgn organisations spent 000, he sold. Mrs. Darthea H. axwn, 200 .DEALER IN WASTE • Engine Cleaning Main St., is such a memit^. checks, mall, foreign currency brakes may stop your cor this • MODERN FURNITURE $782,000 and Incurred a deficit A fter winning the prim ary, T oU and water supply. WhUe there are good agents exchai^, poss{x»rto, visas, and n'eglert a regular tune-up of our | docs not 'mean, thatthey ore in 43 OAK STREET and ANTIQUES News 'About Town Lake St., Vernon. MATERIALS o f about $140,000. D u ffey had the election ' cam - Angela Los^ Also, Harold Colby, East • General Repoirs who do not belong to ASTA, health oertifioatee. cans, forgetting that this in a good condition, • Store Stools and Booths Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Mer- Jobless Total TEL. 649-0987 Daddario’s deficit was about paign to wage, and that cost Hartford; Cynthia Hatton, 20 • Stam ps it’s a safe way to pick a travel TTie cost of Mercury Travel’s. way to avoid small —or Stevenson’s B]sso Station has • Custona Furniture $120,000, D odd’s about $46,000, another $289,000 he said. NEW YORK (AP) —Black cep of Mallne, N.Y., and Mr. IRON agent ■when you don’t have per- • services comes from ^ommis- — annoyances on a trip, a repairer’s license end tiiSy' do Slipcovers and Draperies. Middle School Devises S Sr.'TS^"kV>£m.r""oi Dr., Mnpy: Bnum. For November W eicker’s about $160,000 (m ost In contrast. Sen. Dodd stayed militant Angela Davis has sonol knowledge of one. ASTA slons received from the trans- plugs, ■worn points, elth- excellent work on all makes and Made to Order of it consisting of loans from away from the state convenUon been turned down by a state Columbia, Md., were guests of «el HatoUrosta^ Tops Since 30s SCRAP METAL , member agencies are required {^rtetion carriers and hotels make your cor per- models of cars. They repack Complete Selection of himself, his family and his and didn’t have to fight a prl- New System of Honors Supreme Court Judge in her the James McNamara family ’.to adhere to a code of ethical rather than from you. Your air- uneveady. If your dri-ving the front wheel bearing; also Reuben Plen’s M aterials Ud to avoid extradition to FRE3) ESTIMATES friends), and MeskiU Just about mary because he was running Steep Rd^South VWndsor;’ Wll- HARTFORD (AP) — Unem- and PAPER {iractlce, meet recognized in- line or i^teamshlp ticket, other atop and go driving they oany a full Mite of grease broke even. as an independent. Brent Gottier California oo murder and VniUdfUiOMUA. Lower Level of the Parkade The first marking period hon­ IT rW and Mrs A- Karvells, 60 Nevers payment Jumped from 6.8 to 6.6 781 PARKER ST. . dustry qualifications, and be'in basic transportation, and a slm- ®round towp, the odl should be seals and wheel bearings for Texaco Sfafion The total spent by the five Under the present system, Diane Caell kidnap charges arising from 649-6324 or rolls fo r both the Termttted to dis- you no more when you deal “•’I'ring trips. So before sparlqilugis and podintis. 381 Main Street at San Rafael. recently returned from a tour r> M<>nnr 888 BUBNSmE AVE. than $2 for every vote cost In going to do what Senator Dodd School have been announced by Lynn Diana w ork pHay the ASTA emblem. with Mercury ’Travel than If you nioklng plans for a trip, make Cars that do not start easily the elecUon. did,” Duffey predicted. And a of duty in Germany with their Als^ persons were out of EAST HABXFOBD the school principals. Ann LaPoint Judge Thomas Dickens de­ Mdien 91,900 Two very Important qualities buy It directly from the oarrier appointment to have your ore generaily thought to have Phone 643-9149 Duffey was not only tops in spate of independent campaigns, children John and Usa. They to mid-November LUCA’S The hig^ school honor roll is Maria Kynoch nied her petition for a writ 289-6333 to look for in a travel agent are or hotel, and In most cases you tuned »q) and sterter trouble butsometimes dollars but tops in number of he said, would weaken the two- are now stationed at the army McCarthy n9 W. were Jobless. gnUB'-SEBTICE Hydramatlo Transmission based on the same formula as Kanro Kulo of habeas corpus Thursday, Power and Hand Tools {rorsonol oompattbility and will find it a lot more con- t"®” really enjoy a truly care- this comes from the generator, GLASS contributors. Although the dupU- party system. base in Fort Eustis, Va., where Harry M ^ m , The number of imemployed LAUNWRAJIIAX R epairing previous years and is divided Albert Keith but gave her lawyers a stay Painting and Decorating knowledge and Mercury vendent. ‘*‘®?® # For Auto Windshields Donna Kinney Captain McAdam is attending workers is the highest for any At Stevenson’s £^so Station into first and second honors. To of five days while they iq>- Tbola Travel’s staff wfil imprera you AU Work Guaranteed Joy Kassett Transportation School. Mrs. N ovem ber since the 1680’s, ac;- they rebuUd sterbera and gen-1 • For Store Fronts and achieve first honors a student peal his decision. a$w1.Sffai>B. Garden and Land Tools ■with both. Texaco Lubrication Service Michael Jesanis McAdam is the dmigfater of Mn. -cording------to David Pinsky,-- *■profes­------orators. Once you have them do! all sizes ot windows must receive on “A” in all ma­ Baby, Household, Party You should be completely can­ We Give Green Stamps Terry Jedriewskl Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell B. sor of labor education and econ- andI Banquet Supplies SuppU work for you. you wUl return Oil Slick Off Florida jor subject areas or a” B" or did — about your budget, your For Table Tops Susan Howard Hutchinson of Lake Road. Jennie Phillips, 117 Clark Rd., University of Oon- InvaUd Needs again and again for they doi better in oa e major subject and tteeds, your preferences, what Mark Lombardo MIss JoAnne Munson, daugh- Bol^. , ^ ^ ^ nectlcut. fine work and you will find OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. an "A " in all other subjects. Survivors Also, Greta G. Porter, U you’d like to get out of each Reported Breaking Up James MacArthur ter of Mr. and Mrs. George W November is traditionally a them most accommodating and' SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON Second honor roll standing at trip. If you like comfort in a Diane Martin Munson of Hebron R oad eager to {xleaBe you in every 1 TOURAINE the high school can be received — C «>' high employiqent be- hotel — rather than rugged The state said its closest point Mark McMahon visiting friends in YOUR way. J. A. WHITE JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) by a student achieving a "B” or F ou n dIn m S e ^ ^ c le ;- -use of pre-Christmas hiring. charm — tell your Mercury to shore was about 36 miles.-’ Mary McLaughlin WhUe staying there, she is the Although the number of Job- Many motorlatis stSiil do riot — A Navy-created oil .slick con­ The Middle School has re­ COMTtJETE Sales Agent. If you prefer me- PAINTS GLASS CO., INC. The Navy said 60 m iles. Susan Peacock guest of the Alfred Campbells ^ persons la the highest in realize that worn shock absorb­ tinued to breEdc up offshore to­ vised its honor roll procedures PET CENTERI tro{>olitan areas to out-of-the- 31 B issell St. — T el. 649-7322 "Florida should be reim­ Lynn Ramondo Viet Crash of Andover who are visiting JaJ^les L yeare, the percentagT^ the m ers are a real danger, es{>ecial-< eliminating the first and secotul 'way spots, be sure she knows FOR BEST RESULTS day. It had threatened for three bursed lor damage to our ma­ Sharon Sherman Canaries — Pa ly on a long trip or under {>oor honors standing. All students their families in Scotland. rtwiin^, 70 oeerfield Dr ■ Mrs work force unemployed was ex- Troploal-FlUi — ' that. If yoq get sick on buses, days to blacken northeast Flori­ rine resources," said Harmon Robyn Smith CAM RANH BAY, Vietnam Newlyweds Alan K. Hutchln- ceeded in Novembii 1949 and driving condltloiro. If you find 1 who receive a “B” or better in H am sters ' say so. She will Ixdd the ii>- da beaches. Shields, director of the State Regina Stefaniak (AP) — Army rescue helicop­ son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max- Margaret p. Tweeoie, ^ that your car does not comer all m ajor subjects and Who have 1968, Pinsky said. l Mixed Brei formation you give her in con­ The slick, which once covered Marine Resources Division. Patricia Wells weU B. HutchinsMi of Lake PAUL'S DUPONT’S no marks under a "O—’’ are ters {ducked two badly injured ~ St., South Windsor; Ste The additimud 11,0001Jobless ' Aquarium . properly or that it seems to 1,000 square miles of ocean, was "I’m sure it will." Judy Wilson Road, and the former Mias Ry® „ - . fidence. But she can — and designated sro honor students. survivors from a fogbound state residents in the la tia t one- Omr Own ffperinl ] bounce and sway unduly, {jer- "PAINT SUPPLY ccmcentrated in an area about He said state bMoglcal teams Darlene Thompkins Gail Kordon of Newington have ven Yencha, 180 Wetlrorell St., should — use all these facte Stop ’n Go Special credit is given to month {>eriod came front all 17 P e t F ssd s haps the shock a/bsorbers need; 645 MAIN S'TREET 15 square miles and moving will attempt to assess the losses Carol Webber mountainside today, six days recently returned from a motor Jot® Zahner, Ellington, when tailoring a trip for you. straight “A” students. of the state labor market cate­ M ANOHesnS Mercury’s Sale Agent’s Job la re{>lacing. Stop In at Stevenson’s , Prop: ‘'Rudy" DuPont away from shore on a west of riulmp, snapper and grouper. after a plane crash that appar- trip through Jhe West Coast, Esso and let them check the TeL 649-0300 mOH SCHOOL GRADE 7 gories, said a report of the State to help you use your 'vacation wind, the State Marine Patrol "The slick was right there in ently took the Uves of 42 other Mexico andUhfe South, and are to Mr. and M raErfor R pDt c B in it shocks for you. 275 Main Street the fishing gnrounds," Shields OBADE 12 Honors persons. now residing in Newington. Meadow Labor Department. m m ain S t. days wisely, to save you mon­ reported. But factory employment alone Stevenson’s offers pickup and' The Navy, which dumped the said. "A certain amount of oil First HMiors » Catherine Dwlre The two survivors US Air Guests of the Ronald Haverls » to Mr. and Mrs. Charles ey, and to assure you of maxi- Phone: 649-6977 dropped by about 10,000. m'um comfort, convenienoe, and delivery service on care, plus oily sludge more than 60 miles sank. That will damage the fish Joan Clark Sandra Henry Force sT iS T a d e « ot Lonfi Hill Road for the Hardest hit by the sharp rise S & H Green Stamps and are AUTOMOTIVE out at sea, described the slick supply. Oil on the surface also Ricardo Frazer Ronald Ference nearly a week of chUllng rain Thanksgiving hoUdays last «>n t<^n ^ Mra Eitrni J enjoym ent WhUe traveling. She Featuring a complete line of w ere B ridgeport, w here 2,000 knows what should be seen, open from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. as' no more than 13 miles long hurts the embryo shrimp ^d E ric K ock Mary Laramie and fog, hunger, thirst and the week were Mr. and Mrs. John ^TERDAY- SheU P roducts plus lost Jobs; H artford, 'udiere 1,700 what to buy, what to do, end Take Papers to Ostrinsky F or road se rv ice ca ll 649-5633. General Automotive and 2.6 miles wide. other small fish.” Ernest HiHmes Jane Miller threat of b ^ klUed or cap- Hudak of Huntington. Mr. and D K O ^ ^ Y E S T ™ ^ MEMORIAL SUPPLIES Janet Patterson lost Jobs; B ristol, w here 1,100 how much you’ll probably R epairing Joyce Martin tured by Viet ^Cemg tnxq>s. Mrs. Stephen Chanda and Mes- Deboi^ X O I j^ CORNER STORE Are you wondering Just what price for salvageable materials, George Rego srs. Daniel Chanda and Joee{h H*"-! ^Hra. Emily B. O ^ o ^ lost Jobs; auul Waterbury, where opend. M aeve O’ NelU They were Identified as Sgt. e Party Cioods, Magazines ^ to do with aU the old newspa- Now, as tn the p.ast, Ostrinsky PLUS Raymond Severson Chanda, aU o f Stratford. ^ Porter St.; Mre. Cynt^ 1,000 lost Jobs. MoreoftOT th^ not, she -will ^ higher prices to organiza- Ricky Jedrziewskl Gary Lee Aldredge Navarro, Second Honors Laura Bowerlng Mr. and Mrs. WlUiam Kowal- Clark, Shoddy Mill Rd., Andov- Bristol remains the area of • Groceries, Cold Cute MACHINE SHOP Calif, and Sgt. Vincent Fair- tove^veled ^ r e you re go^ dem ent? Right now is a good tlons, clubs, etc. who put on- MHS To Demonstrate Use Debby Divlio Cindy Roberta er; Mrs. Cheryl Mariotti, 124 E. the higliest {>ercenage of its e Fruits—Vegetables ^ genei^y knowethe Iro- ^ them for cash drives to raise funds /for their, brother, Riverside, R.I. Both ski of Rt. 6 have recently re­ SERVICE DON WILLIS Randall Blauvelt Leslie Piazza Center St.; Ronald E Wlnther, workers out of Jobs, at 17.6j per • G reeting Cards were flown to a hospital at Cam turned from a combination ®® the market is good for old particular project. There is one Cmuil Clough Persia Rlckes Somer Rd., Ellington; Michael cait in mid-November. T]iis s up .iStii We Depend On Yon . . . first hand, the quality of the res- newspapers due to their scare- great advantage to putting on Of Vocational Computer Ranh Bay, where Aldredge was hunting-camping stay at their Ronald Dearstyne Michael Wells F. Kohler, 46 Lilac St. 3.6 per cent from mid-DSetober.-,^ You Can Depend On Us! GARAGE re{x>rted in "fair conditi<»i" and summer camp in Pittsburgh, tty. Just bundle them up and such a drive; people are more MANCHESTE g tions. If more Information is Diane Bouchard Mark Freeland Also, Mrs. Joyce G. McKay, Hartford has the lowest per­ iv e e u s a a r u a m them and take them to Os- than happy to cooperate in get- The Manchester High School Fairbrother "seriously ill." N. H. Guests of the Kowalskis MERCURY 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 desired about a particular oc- Patricia Flanagan Keith Wohllebe 113 Range Hill Dr., Vernon; centage o f unem ployed, .4.7 per Open 7 Days A Week guldence department will give An Air Force qrokesman said at the camp for the Thanksgiv­ HOUSTON (AP) — Ida Hem- trlnsky, 731 Parker St., where ting rid of things that they no AUTO PARTS cuption, he can ask the com­ Robert Gottier Glen West ing hoUdays included Mrs. Ralph L. Kfipatrick, Storrs; cent in mid-November. This is Travel Agency till Midnight pie was stopped at a downtown. Jfou will be paid cash for them.; longer need. In fact, getting rid Specialiiing in demmistrations of computer Fairbrother had a fractwred puter to print out a Job descrip­ Dale Hunt Wade Hareld M ichael P aul, 47 Ident R d., 270 BROAD SI knee with Infection and Aldr­ Carol Goodale and son Arthur Jobless residents, 16,90Q, of any- 362 MAIN ST. 646-0293 traffic light Tliuraday when sud- Remember one thing; do not jof old newspapers sometimes use for occupational informa­ tion, which will indicate the Karen LaFmitaine Lori Reed of Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. South Windsor; Mrs. Barbara P. o f the 17 state Job areas. 6 4 6 ^ 2 ^ denly she got a lap full of con- tie up magazines with your presents quite a problem, es BRAKE SERVICE Steven Koths Maureen Wilcox edge had a fractured leg. One of Henzy, East Hampton; Mrs. tion on Tuesday and again on quaiiticatlons, related occupa­ the two, it was not immediately Richard Oolab of Wlllimantic. NO SERVICE C re te. pa{)er8 as they will not be ac- pecially for those families who Linda Lemek Joseph Gay Geraldine Fradianni, 69 Steep take more than one dally news­ Front End Alignment D ec. 14 at 7:30 p.m . in Room tions, and other sources of in­ known which one, told rescuera Friends of Richard and Nan­ CHABGB The bucket of cement was cepted. OPEN form ation. Vicki Gray Thomas Tantlllo cy Schreyer of Lakeside Drive Rd., South Windsor. — being lifted to the 12th floor of The market price Is also high paper. In collecting newspapers, 110 o f the school. he hod crawled up and down the Also, Amy L. Comelluson, 11 Transcript Raps Buy r Sell The computer does not make Linda Reiber Ad61e Sllhavy entertained Mrs. Schreyer at a RESERVATIONS F(Ht the Two Shell building whm it for scrap metal, copper, brass, take note of the fact that no SAT. TO 1 P.M. General Repair Work Parents and students are in­ Jungle-covered slope looking fbr Vine St.; Mrs. Josephine M. COINS ^ p n d s e the choice for the student but Edward Solbos Caurol M acArthur luncheon Thursday at the Mari- a H O T E U came open and dumped a cubic lead, aluminum and nickel corrugated paper is purchased vited. The Manchester Adult Deborah Thibeault survlvcws. The other man had M cCarthy, 190 V em on S t.; M rs. FBI Chief After Collections Wanted does provide him with occupa­ Mlchael Tracey borough Tavern. Mr. Schreyer, • AIRLINES yard of concrete on top of lier bearing grades, stainless steel, by Ostrinsky and no magazines, Evening School is sponsoring Louis Wagner Straight ‘A’ been pinned in the wreckage un­ D. Clare Clinch, East Hartford; # STEAMSHIPS We’re Paying Top Current tional Informatloiijand makes employed by the Hi-G Company car. etc. If you look over m any o f 'Why not plan a late ■winter drive Fine Quality the programs. The Kiwanis Steven Wooding Carol MacArthur til a rescue party of ground Mrs. RocheUe P. Abraitis, 336 Berrigan Charge Prices, Contact Us it necessary for hlfti to assess in Windsor Locks, has been.as- 627 M ain SLy. M anchester t The mixture broke the ■wind- the Items that you have stored and take advantage of the hlgh- JOHN'S Club has purchased computer Kathy Single Caura Bowerlng troops found the crash site Fri­ Center Rd., Rockville; Jill Jot^ him self. day afternoon. slgTied as chief engineer in HARTFORD (AP) — The GONMEGTIGUT rideld and {Xiured into her lap. away because you do not use er market prices that prevail _tlm e for both demonstrations. Interactive Learning Systems Floyd Smith GRADE 8 dan, 16. NeUl Rd., RockvlUe; “It scared the socks off me,’’ them any more, now is an ex- now? ATLANTIC L. Donald Brooks of the guid­ GRADE 11 Rescuers quoted tx>th------men as their rnu o plant u in CMstema, . Italy. , EUen M . Bums, 27 Montclair weekly newspaper o f the R om an ^DIAMONDS 128 E . CENTER ST. also contains dealled informa­ Honors said Miss Hempel, who was not cellent time to get rid of them. If your cellar is piled high ance department will conduct First Honors saying they were an the first leg Schreyers, along with their . wonoiri j, Kaminakv 47 Catholic Archdiocese of Hart- VALLEY G 0II( GO. F rom MANCHESTER tion about more than 2,300 col­ hurt. " I -was Just a m ess.” You not only will get rid of with newspapers, bundle them Bob Etchells Brenda Hunt of their return to the United son Robert, expect to leave the Willard Rd.; Michael J. Buerk, criticized FBI Director J. GUNLIFFE 97 Center Street, Manebster the first, and Mrs. Grace Kunz leges and universities across many articles that you no long- up and tie them securely and Patricia Dimmock Drew Clark States after completing their country sometime prior to the Glastonbury; Michael D. Me- Edgar Hoover Friday for ac- 643-6296 GRAY’S STORE the second. the country. A prototype pro­ A pound of the incredibly fine but you wUl head for Ostrlnsky’s, 731 Park- 649-8132 Counselors will explain the Wesley Thouin ■ John Barbero one-yeeir duty tours in Vienam. Christmas holidays and expect CuUough, 46 Dogwood Lane, cusations he recently leveUed MOTOR SALES Same Address—6 Years • Bx{*®rt W ^tdi BepoMag gram is available on scholar­ g ct cESh dividends for Items that ! er St. y procedure for using the com­ Patti Whitman Lisa Alderuccio The U.S.Oommand in Saigmi to remain in Italy for a period South Windsor. against two Catholic priests im- Daily 9-6 Thors, till 9 a Fine Sdeotton of Gifts ships and financial aid. The fin­ W4Ci»ir.tt.T AUTO BODY and underwool of musk oxen pro- longer want. LocA over some of the articles puter and simulate a student's Second Honors Karen (Jooke released scanty details on the of 2 to 3 years. Also, Mrs. Effie O’Cminor, vriaonod at the federal prison Monday Closed duces 10 m iles o f yarn. For All Oocarions BRAKES, TUNE-UPS ancial aid possibilities repre­ FENDER REPAIRS • Ostrlnsky's Business was' that you have stored and no a Loagrine, Balova, progress toward occupatirnial Jean Bach Harold Levesque crash but little hope was held Attending the limcheon for East Hartford; Colleen m . sent over $760 mllUon from e n a m e l and LACQHKB started over sixty years ago longer use, remembering:, that WlttnaiMr and OoraveUe choice. Parents will also have Vicky D^mayo Tom Krawlec out for any d 30 other Am ert- Mrs. Schreyer were Kathy Roach, Lewis HIU Rd., Coven- '” ‘® newspaper, the CathoUo MINOR REPAIRS sources such as the federal gov­ befinishinos in Manchester buying and there is a good market for copr Wnt y h ff an opportunity to operate the Ivy Ludwig Melissa Dudek cans,!' including five crewmen Montrose, Jane Carlberg, Julie t|.yj Alice E. McFetridge, Transcript, said in an editorial handling all grades of salvage- ,per, brass, )ead aluminum and ernment; foundations; businesqi REASONABLE FBICES V h Main St., Manchester computer if they wish. Darlene Nieman Carla Doran and 12 Vietnamese aboard the Hnverl, Barbara Foran, Irene Broad Brook; Richard A. Baccro, Hoover should either prove able materiala. Of course, the 'all nickel bearing gfradCs, stain- Fheiie 648-6617 JOHN KENSEL, Proprietor Known as Interactive Learn­ trade, and labor organizations; k'rank Motola Nancy Ann Wooding Air Force CI23 cargo plane. Mooney, Carol MacKay, Bon- Vemon Trailer Park Kelly Rd ***® e**®^®* e*" apologize publlc- RT. 8S—VERNON, CONN. Ha mill's £ e k i ^ and religious and charitable market for these salvageable less steel, etc. ing Systems, the computer Robert Laramie Bambl Knight , Tile twin-engine craft had de­ ^e Austin, Peggy Yeomans, Veraon; Llnneoua R. Nortoii; ““ Presto. Just Above the Tralllo 'items cKanges with the times. | By getting rid of these un- groups. They are national in Imodale Richards, Ruth Mun­ system contains detailed infor- Eileen ZabUansky Janls Romanick parted Phan Rang Air Base last Swamp Rd., North Coventry; ^ Prinfery A few years ago the market for wanted articles you will have scope and usually have re­ son, Carol Howard, Theda Daniel and Philip Berrigan, vdro mati”>ihers, aramedlcs Richard Pestke Jr. and daugh­ MA BBOAD SXBEET Burr Oomen, Manriiaator when you deal with Ostrinskys; 'paid to you when you deal with REFLECTING the attitude HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS Susan Harrison ing the {>arty were Cart and they may file a suit against Forms—Register—One­ tion with his counselor, he For TV, Cash Debra Campbell who helped bring out the two ter, U3 West St (BeUnd Dairy Queen) Next to Colter you will always get the market Ostrlnskv. of the young toward the Sheryl Clough' Kris Havarl, Marc Frislna, ______Hoover for defamation of char- time Carbon—Padded—etc. o' Hot{>oInt s M aytag •. F rigidaire • Zenitti chooses characteristics that per­ Joan CSrorcbes siurvivors^oday said the wreck­ Phone: 6W-4046 hemline controversy, Prin­ Kathy Bush Bridie MacDmiald, Mara and • Custom M ade e ROA e Panasonic • Westlnghouse ts Hotpoint tain to him from such areas as DANBURY (AP) — Bunion Richard Conlombe age was scattered over a wide SpedsHxIngf In Tannic, used medicinally and cess Anne seems to favor Denise Bowerlng Conrad 'Vfinkels and Thrrt New SST Fight The accusation was made as Rubber Stamps s Stereos Dishwashers « Radios • TV» e D ryers • E tc. occupational fields; levels of made off with a televlslan set Dan CJowpetwalte area despite the thick triple Froat E"d Geometry in manufacturing, can be ob­ the mini. Her aunt, Prin­ Kimberly Benson Sharon Adams Gagne. WASHINGTON lAP) — The Hoover was testifjdng before a Bmke Service and cess Margaret, has been education or training; personal and a piggy bank co n ta in !^ $6 canopy Jungle. They said mem­ Got A Painting Probiem? We’ii Heip! tained from the bark of .many Open Eves, till 9 P.M. at the Parkade Phone ets-sem Debbie Bartley Kathy Price Also staying at the Goodler’s Nixon adminlstraticn says it ^°ote subcommittee conaider- Shock Absorbers check our LOW prices trees. However, its main source causing a stir in London aptitudes, such as intelligence, in change from a home here Dale Lotreck bers of the ground party had will keep alive its fight for a ^ appropriations for the FBI. ^B bnlfn and Domesilt^ Service still means something to us—and service verbal, numerical, s{>ecial, Rosemsury O o^er found a num ber o f IrotUes and PHONE 647-1268 is from the nutgalls, growths with her b e 1 o w - the-xnee Thursday night, but they left Bemetta Hall Cindy L es .. . M . —JUoyd_____ ofKovemment Birkenhead, subsidy England for the su The Transcript’s editorial said IVee Inspection means spending enough time with you to help you formpd on trees caused by {lara- fashions. motor coordination, finger dex- behind a small tope recorder Greg Nelson there were no Indlcatiwis of any -Renate V«irt^ ' Pe«onlc traniqrort plane. the . Ji^ce Department No Obligation John Dennis Etemlll . terity, tool and machine skills, Kathy Kramer select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ sites. I either in exchange or in their ^uzanne Prose other survivors. ,logne,------„ ------Germany. William H. Madder, chief of **“**!'* m&ko Justice its only tO H S TBOMZA, Blanager 16 SERVER STREET and physical demands; desired .Martin Koch ning. ^ us for paint and service when you plan your haste. Jill Schlaefer Susan Ohlin su{>ersonlc transport develop- '•*^l®ess, working conditicas; and em- It is n o {>art o f Its bustness, next project. ' P(4ice said Friday they had Betty Rounds ^ JuUe Sespanlak Campaign Pottt Monchester Evening Herkld ment d the Transportatioa De­ plojrment outlocdc. and should be unthinkable for ' not determined if the recorder James Severson Cindy Downer SANTA FE, NJif. (AP) — A Andover coms|iondeat, Anna partment, said Friday he ex­ After selecting the character­ any of its officers, to be black­ had benmole toens S^ETTAOIN Roger Staves Carrie Smith candidate for New Mexico state F rislna, tel. 742-9847. pects a House-Senate confer­ I EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIGN GARS istics, he ranks them in order guarding people," the editorial had. been stolen somewhere else. Joann W est ' Lorrie E lderU n senator. in the recent elections ence committee to reverse the of importance to him and lit No tape was reported in the OBADE 6 Antoni Damman listed a political campaign cost Senate’s 62-41 vote against a lawm an, even EgJbA«sQ»PAINTC0 UNITED SPORTS GAR REPAIR, Inc. ready to "talk" to the comput­ ® " Number NIlmKAI* ^«1AOne, a In*..law unto him­ m achine. First Honors ^ David Duncan thU week o f $42.64 fo r a post- Sparrow Munamed $290 m illion {q>propriatiar- The Berrigan brothers are som Lane was discovered by Nancy GeUiaidt The committee backing the Predicting the British would BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH TH? WORK characteristics. After each, the Pamela Wells row, misnamed EngUah spar­ Sol Charlop when he returned Debra Hurley successful candidacy of Repub- row, is not porticulariy a na- ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES • computer types an answer in­ home shortly after 6 p.m. and Strali^ ‘A’ Your independent Sharon Owen llcan John Conway of Alamogor- five of England and definitely aviation with their own super- per—uMch o^n takes conser- dicating the number of options found a broken pane of gloss in Lori Seward Nancy Ann Wooding ICASTROL OILS i t FOREIGN CAR PARTS | do filed an expense statement not a aporraw. It Is a relative plane, the Omcorde, Ma- vaUve stands on church *itti***p that qualify for the coinbin- a door at the side ef the house. . „ Vaughn Hathakray . Debm-ah Slivlnsky wlth the secretary of state’s of- of ihe weaver finches. R was -K™4er said: —said ______that not__ people would YW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT look for the golden arches. . . McDonaldV arions of typed characteristics. Mary Jo Jendrucek' The house had been ransacked, Margaret Spring flee listing rental of the post- introduced from England In ‘"H»e Senate has hung a third 46 WEST CENTER STREET At any time, the student may and the television and b«nit Melissa Dudek dealer. Second Honors hole digger on two occasiens. 1860, became established Ug^ hi the church tower. The tutorial added however “Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” SILVER LANE EXTENSION change his options or ask for a taken from a, bedroom, triiere P ^ Clough MIDDLE SCSOOL No reason was given for the spread rapidly and is now a British are . not coming by land that it deemed Hooveris charges print-out of the list of occupa­ the recorder was left on a bed. David Conlombe A lbert K ^ rental. serious {>est. or sea but by air." . — IrresponsiUe. •[-

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^ E A R t Y O S T . 1 MGCG^ns ftpdita IMBIor Title 6n Line Trims Hoo^ Slate •rises K n ick s , K ^ey- ¥ignt^ m rhaia At Ole Miss; Figurinir^lu^. ill the fflturt plahS'6f the Atlanta •■■p ^ i In Winsl^d NEW YORK (AP) — other games, Boston won on a diot by May, who hit four anofaer Jumper. BuUs back within 106-103 before Bravea^'l^chester^s Tom Kelley. The former Gleye- r iU e l\ e m a tC ll Donnie' Mav who never Mventti straight game, brat- of five shoU from the field Md jmndieBter ConunuuKy Cot- Lew Alclndor, .who scored 86 free throws by Dave Bing and land Ihdiaii fire-balliiitr, righthanded pitcher is a new i 1 1. dismal Cleveland Cava* two free timers in the final 7% points despite being weakened Jimmy Walker put the Pistons ^ anticipate a real g ^ ihonber of the Atlanta organization and is being car­ NEW YORK (AP) — lege opens up its 2S-g«me2S-g«me slate really got a chance to look uers us-ior, kohraukee a d ^ minutes, out danger, year," commented Bolton against NofOwastem by the flu, then rattled off five Rarely has there been a like a world champion for Poet Philadelphia 128-122 in ov- consecutive baskets to the extra Walker had points and Bob High basketball Coach ried on the official foster. C om m unis OoUege in iWljnsted. ----- — ... - Garrett led the Braves with 28 34 Hei^’ar how Halfls summed over die years I was involved must game like the one f ac- period for tlia Sues’ 20fa Love 26 for the Bulls. Tony Falcetta yesterday in officiating Wesleyan basket­ The' Cougars, although small the New York Knicks, up Kelley m this week’s ^K>rt- ii^ Louisiana State to­ ...... 4. * 1 1 1 . ^ ” • 181-116, Detroit held o ff Chi- and 16 rebounAi f«r the iftiiofcB trlumiJi to 28 games.' jerry West poured to 30 points ball games both at home and and Inexperienced hat^ -shown aftemoon and at night his Ing News. night. came out of a sick b a y fo r cago 107-10B, L«s Angles routed John Havllcek had 89 points Gua Johnson hit 7-of-7 from Md added ]A.§ssists to leading forces proved the coach on the road and Mr. Wood al­ Having done their planning in pre-season that his chance to look like a ^ Frandrao 188-101 and Phoe* and Jo Jo White 27 as the Cel- the field for 14 potota in the sec- “CSyde Kins (pltcblng coacb) ways set a high example as a the Los Angeles Lakers back right as they blasted Cheney helped Kelley with bis slider in for Manning, the Bayou Tigers they have speed and champion againat them. nix ripped Portland las-iai. tics jumped in front eariy and ond quarter when Baltimore coach, winning or losing.. .Ifip Into first place to the Pacific Dl- Tech; 63-26, on the Beavers’ Arlxona and said the Md has a play fait or Ole Miss with the strength. May, suffering from an ear in- “Ihere were times when I al- handed Cleveland Its 27th defeat surged ahead and then spilt four vision by one-half game over home floor, Correnti Open Duckpln Classic hopes good one now. He already had Southeastern Conference cham- Coach pat MlstlM fectlon that made him diszy and niost asked to come out,” May in 28 games and 12th to a row. baskets with Earl Monroe to the the Warriors. Nate ’IliurmM ’The Bulldogs were ,to com- wiU be staged this weekend at start a good fast ball —good stuff, in pionaUp and a berth Ih the Or­ that these attributes, v nauseous during the day so be after the Braves ralMd Milwaukee put on a stirring final quarter to cut short a Seat- M d Jeff Mullins each had 16 mMd from the opening tipoff the . Holiday tones. Shifts to­ momentum few another auccess- fact — and he showed me there night are'M 6:30 and,9:30 and ange Bowl at stake for them. FACES IN THE CROWD — Goalie Ed Giacomin, Southern Cal back Jim Jones can hide a little but didn’t think be would bo able to dropped finish with two baskets in tiie fl- ti® rally aftep the SuperSonlcs points for Sm Ft m c Isco. as they held quarter score leads Is nothing wrong with his arm.” Mississippi at LSU is one- of ful aesBoa with a udn tonight. play, scored 18 of hte 20 points ™ to 21-0. "I didn’t nal three seconds of regulation climbed within 108-07. Johnson Connie Hawkins dropped In of 18-6, 36-14, M d 60-18. Al­ Sunday at 2. - New York Rangers, can mask his expressions and not boxer Don Ross or Baltimore eager Jack Marin. Ih e one-time bcmus baby with ^ \ • • six games—four of them at Starting will be 6-2 Tom Kea at in the final quarter os the lowly J®j>® ««® to jday until jjay to send its gome into over- finished with 28 points. six points to the final three mta- though Bolton won handily, they Cleveland developed arm mis­ night—as college football’s reg\ center, along with 6-2 Ron Oagle whipped tile de- Jun hefCro the opening tty off.” time at U4-U4. Jon McOlocklin Detroit built 22-potot leads ty utes, helping Phoenix to Its vie- did suffer a little embanoss- eries after two years with the Short Punts ular______season_____^ draws to a close. Major League Basehail T ea ^ Complete Week-Long Meetings and Ron Mlrek up front m the fendl^ Nation^ BoskeutyU As- Dick Garrett’s basket put the hit a Jump with three seconds to the first half M d again to the tory. Hawkins topped the Suns ment as a BuUdog player netted Indians and was eventually re­ , Among the nominees for the other arcllght contests are baokcourt, iMlstretta will go ^ 1 V ®**'^®* ■•“ •d to stay TO-75 and go and then Greg Smith stole third quarter, but Mott Gucdcos with 29 potato vfaUe Geoff Petrie a field goal to the wrong ho<». leased a year ago. National Football.Football (Foundation nmth-hanked Arlsona State at with BUI Reaves (Windham) Knlcks 97-91 Friday ntyht.______went ahead 91,-88 with 8tM left the tobounds pass and scored on and Chet Walker brought the had 88 for Porttond. Co-captata Ken Barter paced Hall of Fame in New 'V Kelley paid for his own sur- Arizona, Houston at Miami, Fla. and Ed Perry (transfer from the winners with 18 points, hit­ gery, asked for and received a Brunswick, N.J., Is John “Clip- North Texas State at ’Tulsa, the University of Bridgeport). ting seven field goals Md four per” Smith, of Harford, for- afternoon, it’s top-rated Job in the Braves’- minor Red Sox, Orioles Hold Blue Chips Others who should see {Uehty of I Coventry, Tolland Lauiich Slate with Victories foul shots. Teammate Jim mer Notre Dame All-AmericM .pejjjyj entertaining fourth- action include Jim Sullivan ^deague system and^ fashionedibbiuuucu a Smith, at 6-8 and Rufinl tallied 17 points as the 146- ranked Arkansas in a rematch (Blast CathoUc) and Fran pat record to wta a promotion pounds, won the honors in 1927, BuUdogs had a balMced offen­ to the parent club. * of last year’s classic for the March HUble Jones, Frank sive attack. being an unanimous pick. The Southwest Conference title and ”If he can get the ball over,” ex-Irish lineman Is one of 70 And Senators Left Holding the Bag Young and Dan Scavetta ahould ' Tom Roy-Pours in 39 Points Mike LMdry netted seven Harris adds, "I’m convinced he nominees for the coveted hon- a cotton Bowl spot and upset- give the front liners resting points for Chaney .to lead the can be a winner for us.” or. Bight will be chosen. Smith, minded' HCLA at fifth-ranked time. local array in scoring. JuUus and Sugar'^pwl-bound Tennes- LOS ANGELES (AP) gesi prlme-Ume sports show in 1070 infield to land Aparido, shortstop Enzo Hernandez, Manchester begins its tough­ Harris, too, knows a little ^hose son. Jay, is on the facul- teled.oion history.” a -year-old veteran who bat- California picked up center Goreezky (otaled five with Dave 86 est schedule ever as Trinity about pitching. During his play- ty at East Catholic High, retir­ - ... —^The dealers have folded Short, who had picked up con- ted a career-high .816 for Chica- Ken Berry from the White As SW Opens With Easy Win Merit also scoring five. High ’rte most mjm m baseball’s has been added to the schedule ing days that’s how he made from Pratt & Whitney Alr- troversial stars Denny McLain go last season. They sent second Sox and Pittsburgh obtained scoring captain, Ken Larri- hls“ living in pro ball. Harris, craltcraft last year,year. Theine eiuerelder onumSmith the official who nilM ori'the ero- Winterwinter meetings, leavmgleaving and Curt Flood In earlier baseman Mike Andrews and pitcher Bob Johnson from Kan- and many former All-Staters By DEAN YOST son last night also at home shooting was the dIffMence last more, was held to tmly two field may have wme pointers to was tabbed ^ e of the’ foim best device covering Alihle Boston and BaltimoTe hold- deals, offered to peddle Daiold young shortstop Luis Alvarado sas City In other multi-player are at rival schools in ^the agalntt Woodstock Academy night as ’Tolland High amashed goals. ^nass along to tilethe comebaeWng college t^vthnllfootball olnverepliers duringduri^ ^ _ .... u,... gjjjpg Rnowles. one of the league’s to the White Sox, who acquired trades. to become &e and Patiiote, under the Parish mu of Chaidin, 78-48 in ^ I Cheney, after two losing Kelley. , , , ^ / i^n T«rk^ Msslsslpid’s star quarterback WashinSfton’s financially best relief pitchers, for $609,000. nine players In four deals dur- Chlckgo teams were the most ^Uber Pope and Tbd Hathaway ^TOhOOl e v e r in the coaching of Ron Badstuebner, a non-conference battle. home contests, travels to stst6 u>^.wul ch&mpionship trouncod the vlelton, 78-61. Somers Wednesday evening rw « ^o touch^ ^ses suffered the break Just above strapped Senators holding He also reportedly hah placfed Ing the meetings. ‘Ihe winners hrid a 25-17 half­ O f f t h e C u ff . . „.®______. _ loo. ch.ndov the wrist in a game Nov. 7 and tho fUp v,«n. a $1 mUllon price tag on slugger Aparido wUlwill play shortstop Cher’ s Cubs completing th ree honors ui the different Junior forward Frank Mocoe time lead before opening tip ih while the BuUdog^s are idle un­ trades and two sales to set the New M taln) d Jtottatuok (AP Fboto) classes is South Windsor Bob Stevenaon netted 42 the last 16 minutes of play. Ron til Friday evening vfaen they Frank Howard. for'Boston, with Rico Petrocelli Rick Lucas (AU.State South HIGH MAN—Oregon center Stan Love faked Sam But there were no takers, and ahming from short to third, pace. High. Last y ^ w i t h a 22- P°toto with Mbne getting 27 Juznon netted 16 potato in a trek to Coventry High, to the tira7o?‘v S n g S a ll,‘’‘fa^ ^^!^hl“ “fi^plSer"Si Sra'iSit a ^ e ^ d T ^ l ^ Catholic) at Greater Hartford. Siebert of Texas Tech and the latter went sky high. turn to coUege basketball to- ble polyester resin onI his nnm_arm— Aparido ^Jo ^e Red Sox jnd the financial plight of the Wash- third baseman George Scott 2 record the Bobcats won the potato and Btovenson 16 to pace wlnnlhg cause with Chuck Ra­ first Charter Oedc Conference After Friday’s closing Joint The Cougars will also probab- Love tried to get around his foe but was foul^. night when Channel 8' brings in ^FL history to aeWeve the 200 a plastic material similar to to ch^pion fr^hlse c«^ued to moving to first and Carl Yas- Class M title. This year break­ the winner’s attack . .. Doug mondo and Steve Jones getting battle of the young seastm. champion meeting of t^ two leagues, jy trouble with seven foot Green hooped in 13 potato. 12 apiece. Bolton the Yale-UConn game from ^ shoe leather. concern other ^ o ffid d s m trzemski, who played first last commissioner Kuhn said he has ing their ties with the ITCOC, « t New Haven starting at 8. . .Cen- ^ ‘unts’ quarterb^k Joins J ^ Orioles stood out among the 13 For the loaers, who placed B F PtB. However, college ftx>tbaU they headed for home after the returning to the outfield, approved the Cubs’ widely-crit- „ut ^ t e College South Windsor Is now a Clqss Hign nun for the losers was Barter 7 4 18 tral Connecticut Association of Unitas, Y.A. Utile, Sonny Jur- deals made at the major league cut State College. L non-c drew only Landry 3 1 7 coUege official. . .Lou dierrone 25,41 of our opponents’ mistakes than might be played for the first raise cash by selling one or ner when they got Dobsmi In liiadei” said Kuhn, adding shootingeat Stars—but It took ing its fifth straight NCAA ping In IS potato. John Duke’ two bases on balls in h4s last 19 Tracy 0 0 0 B 1 a R d a, Bobby Stoddud atebbiiw 0 0 0 ...and Walt Pitman were starting Jurgensen, we did against ’Tulane. Our of- time at night next year because more starii was perfectly leglt- a 4-for-2 swap with San Diego, that he had spoken to both clube rooMe Dick Nemelka’s bomb to crown with most of last year’s "Wicks played a fine outside Mason totaled 11 pninti Lacy trips to the {date in the World ,AP Photo) Gochee members of the AIC varsity Layne and J ^ Brodie are the (Sooawin 0 1 1 fense must play its best game of of their tele-vlsion appeal. Imate. Dobson was 14-16 for the Na­ since Monday’s return swap. *’**8t the CMonels. cast back, trampled the Bears game tonight.” said Wooden, mtting to double figures for Si^es. On his first three trips, BAC^KBOARD BATTLE—Gus Johnson of Bullete Totnko 0 0 0 soccer team this fall. . . East other members of the 26,000 Lmrimore a 0 4 the year and our defense must ”We have suggested nlgiit ‘"There’s plenty of precedent tional League West tallenders “Hie clubs had good business Nemelka’a 80-foot Junai>er at with a racriiorse offense led by pleased with crosby were BUI Blair and JankowaU b e faa^a home run and a dou­ • a Catholic High’s “home” has- Yard Club. Detroit tight end and Seattle’s Pete Cross go up with Wes Unseld, of 1 0 2 a-vold breakdowns at critical World Series games to the net- for it,-” the league boss said, reasons for making the deal In buzzer lifted Utah’s Stars to Fraifa Sheppard with 14 and 18 ble. ketball game against arch-rival Charlie Sanders on quarter- last year. The Orioles also re­ Bullets, center, during NBA play for rebound. Totals 9 1 times.” ■•vork (N-BC),” he said, “and “Connie Mack broke up his mll- ceived reliever Tom Dukes the first place and good bust- ^ 19-128 overtime trlum{A over Score at tall 36-14 Bolton. South CathoUc wlU be staged at back Greg I^ d iy : “When he neas reasons for making the Kentucky Friday nlgM and kept *.J-iss;S'" ^ S.'TS’S » :± 89 9 77 the University of Hartford on was playing in his first year LSU ranks eighth nationally they are intrigued by It. llon-doUar infield because he from the Padres in return for UOLA had in 1962, Emd that in overall defense and la tops Last .summer’s All-Star g^Ame needed money.” deal. Both were made ‘*‘®»" games ahead of the fae firet h ^ to roU up a 16-potat floor M d grabbed 26 rebounds. Crooby 'Rewriting Records Saturday afternoon, B’eb. 6. The (1968), I said he was the best pitchers ’Tom Phoebus, Fred second- team had GaU Goodrich and flrst-haU lead. Charley Jrimson Tuesdav nlrht the against the rush. On the other (played at night) was the big- ’The Red Sox broke up their Beene and AI Severinsen and within the rules.” rest of the American Basketball Walt Hward,’’ said Baylor j . 4 4 ... .. ’Tuesday night the Bobcats Roid NEWTON, Mass. (AP) — first game between the foes will rookie quarterback around. He scored M potato for the winneta. noet RockviUe mgh at 8. This hand, Manning has riddled the — Association’s West Division. Coach Hugh Menefee. “ ’This Rare Experience Awaits Ali Fred Willis, Boston CoUege’s be Jan. 2 at Central Connect- was better last season. Now I In other ABA action Texas Rick DuplMto had'lB 13 the tipoff for the Rams lOTO- spectEicular halfbEusk, is re-writ- tcut State College. . .One of the think he is better than most of Tigers for 666 yards the last two team lias good outside shooting years. downed Denver 141-184, Indiana by the forwards Md they Eire “ ^® ^^®“ season. Friday night, tog the BC footbEiU record book. better men met on the college the veterans.” ... In his last Look at Weekend Pro Football notched the lOOfa career victory south VWndsor travels down’ in 1968, he completed 24 of the pounded Carolina 160-116, New commMdtog under the boards.” ’Ihe senior from Natick who \ basketball scene over the years two games — both Detroit -vlc- York flipped the Flt^dians state to battie cue of the state’s hEto two gEunes left scored three WBS the late John Wood of Wes- tories, Landry hra completed 21 40 passes for 346 yards and two UCLA Coach John Wooden Baptiste scored 36 for CreighUm malor touchdowns. Including the wln- 116-110 and Pittsburgh beat WEian’t playing the role powerhouses, Wilbur oralnl In Fight^gainst Bonavana touchdowns whUe cEirrylng 41 leyan. His sudden death Thurs- of 32 passes for 287 yards and Memphis U7-1U. of sure- and Rich Yunkiu led the Oeor- cn>g3 O 'beain ^ times for 181 yEirds to the Ea- day saddened the entire Mid- six touchdowns. Sanders caught "sr with 66 seconds left. I^ t AND Something Has to Give S u n d a y fire winner. gia Tech scoring with 40. ^ ...... •____ . ATAav*year, >iahe fh«*owthrew f/M*for Mii*aatiuee 'T TDsmVi Nemelka scored only 11 points Coventry High opened its sea- Tototo 23 11 ee GROSSINGER, N. Y.— Bonavena has been getting punch me. Monday night we K*®® 21-6 victory over Pitt last dletown campUs. Many times three of those 'TD throws. in the game—although three of “I JuEi^ hope we can get over Ronnie Nunn M d Ken Battle Unless Oscar Bonavena is immense mUage out of the fact sae.” Saturday. He set BC records for and a two-point conversion and Cot OB try 79; ’Texas A&M toppled EEist Brigham Young opened its Tresobuk ranked Rebels alreeidy are In fensively and defensively Six technicEil fouls marred Ctreeo 13 of ’Troy, a rEure experience Before he went out for four two men’s clothing shops, ind MONTREAL (AlO — Tlie aa- SATURDAY since a -victory over Oeikland on Landry and tunning back Mel Texas overcame a 10-point ’TcixEui. State 67-61; Creighton EVBEison with a 70-62 triumph the Gator Bowl—-would open the Tootne awaits Muhamnmd All. Monday rounds with sparring partner, M Importont apartment house. nuEil CeuieuUm Ojien G OU Ctoncy, who taught Emile tratoers. Madison Square Gar­ Last Night’s Fights Jrim Rleder 160-379, Dtck Torca successive victory. Larry Jones B P t,. a heavyweight, M d to have While ^ e r continued to scored an Indiridu^ rictory Razorbacks are Central Division crown and a JUctua ' 16 knocked out 46 guys to 68 fights, Griffith so mMy good moves. den promised to pick up fae air- MORIARTY KANSAS CITY (AP) — Jim 143-376, Don ’Tarca 367, John scored 88 for the Floridians. Curra ‘ ClMcy’s chief Etim Is to get fae have hla bwbles - primely this year. “I w^ld like to wto ^gth In passing, ROME — Carlos Duran, 168%, better chance at a playoff spot 8 as Bemavena has draor refer to fae section as Mitch Mlehaod climbed the English, “Joe Fnuder say Clay Uke a brick ArgjentiniM. He will tliird round with a 65 for 133. of the lea^ oh the final two unbeaten against Ai^na. " ^ - game lead with only two left. \ / trouble—^whlch has prompted a weui fae lack of ravottag time, o /N “ Blue Heaven.” Ugheat meonlain In every he crazy if he fight me.’ concede AU seven inches in And the gangling Garrett holes, n^llng in pressure bird- w at happened the past few Behind them at 7-4 are the Dal­ question that borders on fae “ i could have used mmihtw AN ENTIRELY NEW Yet the people who pay $4 to state in 1*7*. 1 reach, but he says this is un- matriied the course record at le putts of 12 and 16 feet. weeks to bowl-bound teams, I Leaders in .Voting las Cowboys, who host Wadilng- sacrilegious up to “Blue month myself,” said Bradlay, sit in the seats M d squint at Mlehand. 49, Friday fta- AU failed utteriy to psych Importont. They Eisked him how hope our Uds are aware of the ______, ■, ^ ton, and the New York Giants, Heaven” : Cm fae Khicks Wto “ to Just sit back and relax pitfalls of locating ahead and NEW YORK (AP) Quarter­ the New York Knickerbockers ished U s trek up Oregon’s Bonavena with Us attempt to he rated AU ^ a puncher M d who entertain Buffalo. It AgEita? tell myself, ‘We did it. We won getting the blgSead,’’ rays Dawson of Kansas belpw have always been the U4S0-lbot M t. Hood, com- totlmldate the Argentinian at he SEild, “ I don’t know. He never PURCHASE PLAN In the NFC West, Los Angeles *leam's most volatile support- “ DEfam rigdit we '■an,!’ aato fae championship. We are the their recent confrontatl 6-foot l i t . Me- STAMFORD (AP) — Paul FOR EXAMPLE ... more thanA..!! seven H games in “a O*^ 'n»e Tear award. It was an- Spotlighting the sUm but po- Devils, headed for the Peach final score, UCLA 88, TVumess^. night. body to back. LEirt yeEu-, we lu d eOI. But why complain? Look Kinley. clear declsicm In the verbEti 1. All new merchandise will be sold at 26 per cent below season, a distinction the Ea^es jounced Friday, tent card Is ^ e ^ w e st C ^ - Bowl. wiU put the finishing 22. - It Is from this section tlmt fae same five guys, every night, what happened to Hoakat, May face-eff. Kuezo Sr., retired coEufa of the list over $29,00. hope to continue against . 7-4, needs a victory against vis­ m srrsTANo $ns6 111180 every game. We had rhythm, and Bowman.” Stiunford High School football 2. All year

®^ season. This, too. wUl be a Mfamil (Fla.) (M) fense,” emanated a few sea­ It was sweet.” BUI Hosket, Don Kay and ri. f* n t • toEun which wem four state 3. A down payment of 66 per cent wlU be required hat aU radio, standard trans- Fully equii^ped, and ed to the West at 6-3-2 Md Number 1 eleven, Md power- bruising struggle as these The Oougars of BUI Yeoman sons back, drifting downward Bowman, along wltb John merchandise to be ordered from factory. raring to go! tied ^trCakin Q BOStOU L c ltlC S championships during his ten­ mislon. Seals Hopeful Practice both face tough foes, the Chiefs fill Arkansas. Just a smidgen archrivals throw the record a** finally moving in high geos on the crowd below aa retribu­ from the Knlcks’ first six play- Warren, were reaam a on last O 4. Credit card merchandise will be (diarged aa additional ______behind — haff-kaff —in popular book to the winds. Make it and should poUrii off the hDam) tion, perhaps, for all the cigar era have escaped injuries so year’s Knlck team. Diey W8M ure, (Ued Friday to Stamford 4 per cen t M OHEVROUir $UK 68 FORD $0466 entertaining Denver M d the “Futura” 4-Door Sedan. Raiders going to New" York *®^**®^ ^ ^® “ “ “sl battle Arizona State 28, Arizona 17. HurricMes by a resounding 66-< Smoke that drifted upward. fEu- this season. Wlllla Reed, cen- placed toto the expanrion pool Pt lU iDOVemU^ X v D X jU V a iie r S Hoepitol. 6. Merohnndlse on spectaI"orders, special sizes Euid custom “ ImpaJa" CoovertiUe. Sessions Will Cure Ills featuriiv Louisiana Sfate M d vs. MiaslBSippl (7-8) 80 count. ^ But the ctmeern for defense, it ter, captain Md NBA Most Vrt- and—three days after the yrateif equipment will not be returnable uni nee damaced or Radio, heater, automa­ against the Jets. I Kuezo, 67, died Etiter a leng­ faulty. V-8, fully equipped and tic, plus many extras! OAKLAND (AP) — WUl five ’The------Flyers, ------buste^l^ — the „ game------The C e i^ Division has the Mississippi...... Another high- spot --, ^ do-or-dle situation for Tulsa (6-4) vs. has turned out. Is a selfish (me uable Player, luis been bother- won the title—they no lamer CHICAGO (A P ) — The streak­ aeaaon. im m a c u i^ ! thy Illness. 6. All shoes ordered will have an additional charge of 81-66 days juoctlce help the Califor­ wide open when Serge Bernier only three-way tie between Cln- ^® “® “ ® the LSU ’Tigers, who must win No. Texas St (S-1) rather than an Eirttotic one—the ed by knee tendonitis.' BUI were Knicks. ing Boaton CelUca aeek their The Bulta alao played Friday He WEto the footbEtil coach at (vtalch is paid to the manufacturer). v •7 VOLKSWAGEN |W occupants of “Blue Heaven” BriuUey and Dave DeBusschere “ We’re winning, tait we’re not WOUISWAaEN $16>6 2-Door. Sedfn. Here’s nia G.rovs dlsap^ ting potot spreads M d bet In- ankles. Cazzie RusseU, who said Hike Rlcrdan. “ When VniUs to beat faem-r4be Chicago Bulta. HavUcek ocon d 24 o f his potato In 1966 he won the (3!oId Key 8. <3nb repair prices will have freight charge of 61.60 Ifi day? fae third period. Gary Dornhoef- Green Bay and Cleveland plays able data on this week’s con- Gator Bowl, It’s a grand op- pointing records. Our calcula> steEul on wfaefaer fae Knlcks was starting In Bradley’s place U out, any team has a chance Coach ‘Itanmy Heinaohn'a In the firrt period Friday night Award of fae Connecticut B«it back to factory. gygoiT iA i The PhUadelpola Flyers gave er, BUI Leauk and Bob KeUy the Monday night television testants through the Hoople portunity to move up to the na> Uons point to a Thlsa triumph, can hold fae opposlUim to under early this seEtoon, bitdce his against us. because we bare club has put together seven vie- as the Oltica spotted the Cava- S^rtswritera itiUance. 6. AU merchandise wlU have a 5 per oent sales tax. the Seals a 4-C whipping to the fcUowed with scores to the next game at Houston. Computer Md here is how we tlonal ratings. In perhaps the 26-12. ^ 100 potato. wrist in a game against fae trouble controlling the boozds. tories to a row atace Nov. 21 Uera a 2-0 lead on Bob Lewia’ Kuezeo coEufaed his Stamford Baltimore BuUets. if we loot him for a whole aea- only game played Friday. eight minutes. Mtonesota, 9-2, entert^ed are calling ’em! finest clash of the day, we give ’Ihere you have it dear rood- - All of which C M be filed un­ when toe Bulls puUed out a 110- opening field goal but quickly teams to chEunpionshlps to 1937, The Seals did a good Job for It was the second shutout of the Chicago Bears Saturday aft- Texas (9-0) va. Arkansas (9-1) LSU a 17-14 edge. ers, and remember you read it der fae category of "informa- "There’ s no way to eiq;>Ialn~son, we^d rea lty'be In a jam. 107 decialon here to a ia m -to - took command and were never 1960, 1962 and 1968. CONN. GOLF LAND fae injuries,” said Dave StaU- We’re winning, but around here two periods, bolding the Flyers the season for Flyer goalie Ber- ernoon. The Longhorns, unbeaten to Tennessee’ (9-1) vs. UfKJt (6-4) first in ’Ihe Hoople Bhotball Uon The World Is Not Holding the-wln thriller. headed again. He to survived by hie wife, LYNCH MOTORS Its Breath To Know,” unless w< ■ T.' / \ • • \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COKN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN ♦ ------. . . . JL- ______PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. 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' 2T Insertion for any advertisement and then Imperial Oil Co., South Wind­ X pronged spear 8 Madame Curie inuae 44 Eskers (geol.) scientious Work at reasonable BEASCiM AT 24” 38” , 2 d e s i ^ , 10 cents MAGAZINES/ OOMRNfl' 46 Usage only to ^ extmt of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors vddch sor, 644-1621. per sheet. Assorted notes — 20Hazaiw 9 Egyptian 28 On'top of do not ,lMsra the valne of tte advertisement will not be p rices b y Scotty, 646-2829. |4|Q UT^LE 21 Word of 29 Belonging to 47 First name o f 20 sets $1.00, Print; Mart, Co., i goddessgodde Ferry Mason’s oorreoted by ” make good” Insertion. n a t io n 10 Look for that woman TWO men, Chain saw work and CABlM IN TME BULLARD Operators and Comer E. Middle *rpke. and 22 Cry of 11 B a ck ta lk 31 Nullify author Checker operators. Set up and bacchanals 33 Gets up 48Act pick-up truck service. Call 649- YJOOOS *•> Woodbridge. (coU .) (Bookvtne, Tiril Free) 2332. operate. All benefits. Apply •^5ro«9g^« • 24 Mournful 17 Eaten away 38 Greenish film 50 Knock ^W«=M6AP6MT sound Dean Machine Products, 102 DRAPES — various, colors, flre- r ~ T r “ 1“ 9 to TT place screen, shoe skates, it«re,mcwwiAW,tw M wt'r»t o* &/6H COSTOMEPS * 26 Goad T ~ r “ i 643-2711 875-3136 Colonlal Rd., Manchester. 27 College cheer dresses, suits, sizes 14-16. Call li 13 li HousehoM Services 30 Unfinished Offered 13-A 649-9615. 32Rotmded IT* 16 17 AutomOblM For Sale 4 34 Looked COFIELL’S ArUc cat, Route OUT OUR WAY -BY NEG COCHRAN obliquely TWO handymen want a variety T*. Btf. U. S. h«l. Off.—AN rtfbH n*mnn4 TUBE ASSEMBLERS II • __ 83, E ast Glastonbury, 633-5622. ►2^ iP' 35 Newspaper HERALD 1966 OLDSMOBILE, Cutlass of Jobs by day or hour. Wo _ executive JT FOR AIR-C,RAFT PARTS call us anytime for Panthers, DON'T IVORRy; MOTHER, SHE BET ON TH' FIRST T HOW COULD I V-8, automatic transmission, clean yards, attics and cellars. ~ 36 Bitter vetch R easonable. Call 648-6806. Pumas, and Lynx, clothing, I'LL CLEAN UP THE BATCH, MA, AND G O T / HAVE ALLOWED 37Breeksih Z4 27 26 a BOX LETTERS power steeling and brakes, Heating and Phimbing 17 Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanfod— ' M E S S ' WE'RE MAKING ONE THIS HIGH/ SH E S I MVSELF THE stereo tape player, 6 tires, 2 Able to work to blue print. re­ accessories, parts, service. TW O BATCHES OF POP- WORRIER THOUGH- \ COMFORT OF continuity CUSTOM made draperies, slip GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN 39 Old World a r new polyglas. Very clean, GRANT’S Plumbing Service — ’ Fomote 35 quirements. Apply CORN AND WEVE GOT I OFFERED TO DOUBLE I THINKING TOU Ftn* Y oor covers and reupholstering. CHRISTMAS Gift ideas — A B E T OM WHICH ONE TH' b e t; b u t SHE ' t w o WERE: BE'eic- lizard 3B m ust sEUiiiflce. $960. Call 647- FYee estimates, plus quality 40 Festive 34 Infoim atton Budget terms. Established In EARN $15,000-$30,000. HELP wanted, Monday through Prom Marlow’s furniture de­ WILL POP A KERNEL - BACKED OFF / - GINNING TOro y 9717. w ork. 643-6341. THE HIGHEST/ , GROW u p y 41 Skin tumor 1946. D ays, 524-0164, evenings, F riday, 10 a.m . to 3 p.m . Ap­ partment. Magnus electric or­ ...KowAft>or 3T THE HERALD Will not E. A. PATTEN CO. 42 European BY5RD Country Sedan, 6 pas­ 649-7690. A S A ply at A rby’a R oast B eef, 267 gans, $19.98, up. R adios, f29MH...r^u ripgp UJ0P A ll aiks appearing in J erry Kenny, 647-0664. the nation’s fastest mo'ving bouts a wook In your own car 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, new tires rec rooms, dormers, k itch en s,______NURSE’ S aide, 3-11, full or DAY care In my Ucensed I the retail chains. to bogln. you can build a busl* ME-To MOON? this space only are and paint. V ery clean. $1,076 additions and garages. CaU mSIDBl—outside painting. Spe- part-tim e. CaU 649-1619. home, well experienced with noss. Your Ineomo Is commonsu* ^ infant or toddler, Hackamack F R E E. E ver^ h in g o r best offer. 644-0776. Tom C orbitt, 643-0086. roto with your doslro lo succood | clal rates for people over 66. CLEANING woman wanted, 8-4 CaU M rs. Carlson, 278-7403 St. area, 648-1687. through bard work ond consd* | that is offered in this CaU my competitors, then call CH RYSLER Newport — 1969, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — days weekly. Permanent posi­ to arrange an interview. ontlous sorrlco. space must be FREE. m e. E stim ates given. 640-7863. WILL baby sit or be compan­ Vinyl hardtop, power steering, new homes custom buUt, re­ tion. Send name, address, Nothing must be of­ phone number and references ion for elderly people, day or You nood no oxporlonco. you , power brakes. 8,000 miles. To modeling, additions, rec rooms, B. H. MAOOWAN JR. & Sons, mako no porsonol solso calls. fered for sale. Limit 10 to Box R., Manchester Herald. night. CaU 649-3482. settle estate, $2,600. Tolland, garages, kitchens remodeled, interior and exterior painting, FABRICS NATIONAL Wo will train you. counsol you. words, Manchester All repUes confidential. Writ­ and socuro your locotlons. You 876-1631. bath tile, cement work. Steps, paper hanging. Thirty years RN desires full or part-time po­ ^ IW» HoC w ! TJ4. Im . UZ r e . OSL- area. Bring your ad to ing ability not required. 278-7403 •orrico thorn, ond oarn tbo prof­ dormers. Residential or com­ experience, four graeratlons. sition in Doctor’s office. Eve­ its yoursolt "Something else, it he? Pity he isn’t just something the Herald in person— m ercial. CaU 640-4291. Free estimates, fuUy insured. HAVE you ever been to a Ll- nings only. CaU 872-4111.— no phone calls. U you'ro Inlorostod In Improrlng different!’’ Trucks— Tractors 5 hallm ark Buuaing co. For »«-'ra6i. sa Jewelry Party? Lisa is RECEPTIONIST — Monday tpvprrwnrTj^irr»' your Incomo and your Ufo stylo, «*Axir tHIa av*Acx 'BXonacraiFa _____«_ ____ a ■> n. _ JLA* babysitter, Courtesy of: home improvement, additions, cONTRACflDR — Interior, ex- new in this area. Mainagers through ’Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m., fill out tbo coupon bolow. BY LANK LEONARD 1966 CHEVY half-ton pickup. and salesgirls needed. No In­ will care for your children, MICKEY FINN rec rooms, garages, roofing, terior painting, paper hanging. Saturday, 9 to 3 p.m . Car ne­ ExceUent condition. CaU 649- vestment. Commissions paid days or evenings. CaU 647-1377. DOUGLAS gutters. Free estimates. All Discount, on waUpaper. CaU cessary. Reply Receptionist LUNDVS MATERIAL WOULD BE NOTHING 6117 after 6:30. weekly. Call Home Office col­ NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS JliiHLU-ilUllIl I'M GLAD TO BY MILTON CANIFF MOTOR SALES w ork guaranteed. 646-2627. O scar H ebert, 646-3048. P . O. B ox 222, M anchester, division ot Ull HEAR THAT, MtCK' WITHOUT MY FINISHING TOUCHES! AND STEVE CANYON lect 201-678-3377. Conn. 1275 Profit Driva D ilU t. T txti 75247 —NOT AS MUCH IF HE LOST HIS JOB WITH ME, I DOUBT Dogs—“Birds— Pats 41 LUNOV SAID HE'LL BE . MEM ORIAL WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom 1 am intaraatod in m ora inform ation I COMING BACK, JOLLY,' FOR ME AS , THAT ANYONE ELSE WOULD WANT HIM! ^NOW.AAOTHER YoUU HAVE TO > 9 modeling specialist. Additions, BABYSITTER needed In my about m ahing m onay in tha vanding 1 r h i m ! - —- — ------CORNER STORE Motorcyclos— Painting, interior and exterior, buainots. I hava a ear and 6-8 h o u r a | couRASE, you . LEARN ABOUT WIFE-' rec rooms, dormeip, porches, home, 3 children, 3:30 to 10 GREiAT Dane 'Puppies, blacks, par w oak ipara tint#. W W K V i 5WAPPIN6 FROM paperhangtag, fully insured. Help Wanted— Mala 36 MAY COME o u t ! Bicycles 11 cabinets, formica, buUt-taa, p.m. Laurel St. vicinity. Must ears cropped. AKC registered. □ I can invaat 1500 in a routa. THE LATEST SKIN F or free estim ates caU 649- □ I can invaat $1500 In a routa. FUCK AT THE LOCAL bathroom s, kitchens, 649-3446. have own transportation. CaU WANTED — reUable man for MANCHESTER Hospital Penny RUPP roadster — mini-bike, 6 9658. If no answer 643-6362. enow shoveling. Apply in per­ 6ROOW MOVIE/ 646-4493. Nam# Saver Christmas shop, 615 h.p. Uke new, 647-1743 after 6 s a v e MONEY! Past servloe. son 867 E ast Center St., Man­ AKC Registered Irish Setter, fe­ Mata St., needs your discarded p.m . Dormers, room additions, ga­ INTERVIEWING dental assist­ chester. male, 9-months old. Kinvarra Addroti toys, g ift item s, aind clothing rages, porches, roofing and Roor Rnishing 24 ant-secretary, fuU, part-time. bloodlines. Extremely good City INDUSTRIOUS man wanted for in good condition, to keep its siding. Compare prices. Add- FLOOR SANDING, and Mon­ References. Write Box “B”, •with children, 872-9816. Phona ( ) 4 shelves filled. Help the Penny A -Level D orm er Corp. 289- Manchester Herald. fuU-time general work in phar­ Business Services ishing (specializing In older 0449. macy. Hours 8 to 4 p.m., Mon­ KITTEN — black and white, Saver and yourself too, by Offered 13 floors). Inside patataig, paper- _ jyj _ 7 to 3 p.m . 0«pt. your tax deductible donations. day through F riday. CaU 649- free to good home. Call 647- NEWTON H. SMITH A SON&- tag, ceilings, etc. No. Job too and 3 to 11 p.m., part-time or TWO YOUNG married men smaU. John VerfaUle, Bolton. 9814. 9357, after 6 p.m . w ill do sm all repair Jobs emd RemodeUng, repairing, addi­ __ fuU-tlme. Manchester Manor STOCK CLERK, full - time, painting, also cellar cleaning tions, rec rooms, porches and — Nursing Home, 386 West Cen­ Porsonols 3 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. Salary and MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY and Ught trucking. CaU 646- roofing. No Job too smaU. CaU ter St., CaU 646K>1^. 649-3144. Bonds— Stocks— all store benefits. Apply Mr. REDE M^ted to UOonn from 2692, 646-2047. AAAAN > P U T SOAAETIAAES TH IS IDSETHERNESS Mortgogos 27 TEN ambitious women to be­ Katz, Arthur Drug. 942 Mata SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT iVoVEAAY Brookfield St. area for work­ Service TYPES of stone and con- come Beauty Advisers with St. c o u l d n Y o w n JAZZ tX)ES WEAR A UTILE THIN! TIMBBRLAND Tree pere^PHANT ing wom an, 8:30-4:30. 649-9030. ' Crete work. AU work. guaran­ MOR’TGAGES, loans, first, sec­ the fastest growing company AND SHE A SWEETER, Tree removal, pruning, shrubs, ond, third. All kinds. Realty WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU and lots cleared. Fifteen years teed. Out of season rates. CaU of today. Must be respcm^ble COUNTER MAN lor meat Full-Time Days L O V E S M E ^ AAORE DEMOTED statewide. Credit rating uimec- market, part or full-time. Ap­ experience. Bonded and insur­ after 6, 643-1870 or 644-2976. persons. We w ill train. 633-9942 —------essary. Reasonable. Confiden- ply In person, L. T. Wood o ic k i Autofflobilos For Scria 4 ed. Free estimates. CaU 647- before 11 a.m . t KNOW FUU-WHJ.-IHAT IM BETTER. ------tlal, quick arrangements. Al- ______Locker Plant, 61 B issell St. You’ll enjoy working: at Manchester’s finest service /I x5M NOT THE EQUAL 9479. -I conY go 7 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, g ^ Spoclol Sarvieos 15 vln Lundy A gency, 527-7971. NEED extra money? Build 643-8424. 'station. Working conditions are pleasant and your R3R OFAN/AVALE... tires, good condition, heater, 983 Main St., H artford, E ve your own profitable business ------1HIS\1CW045' radio.- $1,096. CaU 649-4081. ^ S c e T S o n r to r S : CREATtl^ Catering _ offer- nings, 233-6879. demonstrating for a futuristic REFUIGERA'ITON S ervice­ ^fellow employes are most congenial. You will re­ LIB tag formal dining, modem buf- company, part or full - time man, fuU-tlme mechanic in es­ ceive full company benefits — plus many fringe N0NSEN6 E... r 1967 VOLKSWAGEN busi 6 AU concrete repairs, both In- fets, cookouts, stag parties MORTGAGES — First and sec- side and outside railings, land­ G ood com m issions. 644-0656. tablished, loceU com pany need­ I benefits! Good pay, plus good hours! Apply in per­ months guarantee, (recently created especially for you. 24 ond. AU types to suit require- ed. Year 'round poeltion. Good overhauled). $1,400 o r $600 scaping. Reasonably priced. Legfgett St., East Hartford, ments. Confidential, efficient son. CaU 643-0861. salary for' qualified man. CaU down and take over mwithly 628-6348. serv ice. P . A. T hom e, 649-6281. r n or LPN, part-time, 11 to 7 a s 644-1611. payments of $46.60. Body good. L & E GUTTERS and down­ PERSONALIZED custom MORTGAGES — 1st. and 2nd., ______C all AUce at 1-749-2806. spouts cleaned before they PART-TIME cleaning, about 3 made signs for the home. mortgages—interim financing BEELINE Fashions needs dem- PRISCILLA’S POP freeze. CaU 742-7894 hours, three - four nights MORIARTY BROTHERS NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Made to order. Unique Christ­ — expedient and confidential onstrators now. Act quickly, weekly, 11 p.m . - 2 p.m . 643- VOU MEAN IT Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ m as gift. (3all 643-7403. MIGHT UP ANDJ SHARPENING Service — Saws, service. J. D. Real Estate Ifigh commissions. FYee ward- «922. 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER. CONN.« est Douglass accepts lowest A ssoc. 643-6129. - robe. F or interview , 646-0180, DISAPPEAR knives, axes, shears, skates, CONFERENCE rooms avaU- c IfW W HU hM. TJ4. lea. UJ. Hi. Off. down, smaUest payments, any­ rotary blades. Quick service. ------— ------876-4640. where. Not small loan finance able at reasonable rates. Pi­ Capitol Equipm ent Oo., 38 ano’s M otor tan. 646-2303. company plan. Douglas Mo­ Mata St., Manchester. Hours Businass Opportunily 28 l a d i e s ‘"nitak M ink,’' u the CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE slogan o of f We 'ti/e 1 fastest growing tors, 346 M ata. daUy 7:30-5, ’Thursday, 7:30-9. AMBITIOUS married man In­ Kosmetlc Kompany in the THINK Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. terested In gxxMl future with THl^ 1^ AHiVE^„.AN EXCELLENT 1968 NOVA Sport Coupe, vinyl world today. 64997^. WILDE- OP PUBLICATIOM...VOU Roofing— ^Siding 16 young company, must be h.M IA.Ii..TJI.IelU.«ew.^ 421 engine, standard trans­ I OFFICE CLB1K Call 6491399. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON mission, Hurst, shifter, mags, LIGHT tnicktagr odd Jobs, also BE READY FOR SPRING headers, stereo tape with re­ mo'ving lai^e appliances. ' I C«^'. *790«n1 fe^iea Cwp. rSFB\ In-the-seat approved training = Local firm needs, clerk for general shop office = j i APPLY 8e«. OX ta. 09. , verb unit and much more. Burning barrels deUvered, $4. 644-1776. Roofing and to operate loaders,aders, scraj^ra Md ^ Some typing involved, 5-day week, excel- S Real ahar;^ Must seU. Sacri­ ______g^ders. Part-time, fuU-Ume fic e a t $700. Call 872-3111. R ft R Plowing Service, CaU ______Chimnays______16-A' classes fc«t^ nw. Ucen^ = ]ent benefits. Please state qualifications and sal- Si< L ‘ 1933 T-BUCKB?T, registered, now for snow plowing. D

M ANCHteSta EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN;T SATUipAY,'DECEMBER 6, 1970 • / PAGE EIGHTEEN MANC5HESTER EVENING HKlALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1970 / \ PAGE NINETEEN Hoiisos For O u t o f T o w n Businoss Proporty Hbus4*eld G oods SI SJXtRAS galorisln thls ln u n ^ S w w F o r Sola 72[ Housos fo k Solo 72 .Out of Town Wantod—Roollstalip 77 Fo r R o o t 6 6 For Solo 70 Housos For Solo 72 Housos For Solo 72 - ...... — ulato Colonial. Two flrep^es. $2T,9p0i 7 ^ ROOM Rakedi — L ____ I Confident Market CJimbs CSJD^, USED reMgeratom, MANCHESTER — U * R, 7- For Solo 75 ALL CASH for your i^operty HEBRON — New two-bedmm COUNTRY Store, Route 6 loca- R anch. Stove, dUfawaaher, — ihrae - bed- ranges, automatic washers stove, disposal, • ’, MAKc h e s TBR — W ee - bed- room • deluxe Colonial, 2% — within 24 hours. Avoid red CLASSIFIED with guarantees. See.them at BEiiBY’S WORLD apartments. Children welcom- Oon, 5H-room Ranch, 1% baths, everywhere, '''' Above wal^to-waU carpet, ktag-sized «»ta Ranch on a deep and tape. Instant service'. Hayes On R^ord-Breaking Trade ed. Heat, hot water, ap- out buUdlngs, leadUne tor Saturday and Hondajr !• 4 :M p.m. FHd»; TALOOTiynXE — Six - room • - — room. DWnvashor, disposal. ftvaUable. $9,000. Hayes Ageh- be pleased to assist you. Call at 816.06, up 34.71 from the per- above the prevloM peak of 120. chine, excellent condition. 040- 'duplexi'V with stove, refrigera­ « .M v . ST. g-room OoIoM. 2 1 ™ ^ “ cy , ''^46^0181. Doris Smith 648-1121 or Fran- vlous week. Tills put the Dow at They totaled U4 Friday. Wall - to - wall several rooms. al. 'Many fine features taclud-. 2421. tor, washer, dryer and air- InvM tiM nr Propmrly formal dtatag, modem Mtch- 'xSOUTH FARMS ces W a ^ e r , 643-1028. Its highest level since Nov. 21, This week's record v(^ume FOim COOPERATION w nx'm A | AA> .0711 Uberal financing, or asaume HEBRON - 1969 when It hit 632.13. compares with the previous DININO room 'set for Xmas. ocnditloner. $170. S ecurity de­ For Sdo 70-i tag’ four bedrooms,'2 fire WEST MIDDLE Tpke.—6-6 du- ®®> Horary with fireplace. BE APPREOIATBD V IM k w r f9 " I b § I I 4% per cent mortgage, flell- Big Board volume moved at a week’s turnover of 48.90 ihjllion Walnut table, 8 chairs, side posit and references required. places, 2% baths, screened plex In good conation * sena- thvee large bedrooms, spacious One of Manchester's finest SYLVAN* UHARM board, $280. 049-8403. TWo-car garage available at MANCHESTER — business tag ““**®*‘ porch, 2-car garage, lovely rate heating systems * exCel- Paneled family room with flre- locations of quality built Spic and si>an 7-room R aised record level of 92.29 . million shares. The week’s most active $10 each side. OaU 649-7884. bDIOJK lo jk WlUlwith o6 apartmaimruuwwg enU, eat- very ^ low , 80s.rm«n-ir Ifflvate lot. Call builder, lent potential. Vacanev on Plex^e, 3% baths, waU-to-wall homes. Come inspect our Ranch-4ull wall fireplace— Price Rise shares. Analysis said institution- day was Tliursday’s turnover of Continiwd Prom Procodinq Pogo 10x10’ BEIGE WOOL rug and ceUent condlUon. Owner w ill B elflore. A gency, 647-1418. 648-2282 or 644-8896 fo r details, sale. T. J. C rockett R ealtor carpeting In m any room s, few rematatag models or formal dining room—^fam­ al activity accelerated and 20.48 million shares, the fifth ily room. Almost full acre of ^J^^b^hwm *^^teiente, 80 per cent at P« MANCHESTER - 6^4 - WAWowirwrinw — ;—T ®«-1677. • ’ ’ paUo. swimming pool, two-car look over our plans , to Piits Caution strengthened the market highest volume in history and Articlos For Scrio 45 Boofsond Accossorios 46 ^ ------® » ®®v® lot with a choose a home that fits your mature trees. Ready for Im­ against the profit takers. The the second highest this year, Just com^^ ChU^ ac- Ranch, $7,000. aJwmM m<^- tag f r a h^e? We MANCHESTER SUBURBS — view, surrounds this lovely mediate occupancy. Young ------:----- GERICH M arine Service 1082 Mpted. .^liances, waU-to- er- Call now, Hayes Agency, gage, new nxrf, tile 1 ^ , m ^- famUy needs. Select your previous high volume was 84.09 Tlie New York S 16 c k PAIR DOWN loveseats, good SSTto^PMO** 5’®®*®*“ ’ Immaculate 6-toom (Custom buUt home. home to build at today’s nelgfhborfaood — easy com­ million shares In the week end- Exchhnge index of some 1,200 EARLY American, beautifully Tolland l^ke., Buckland. wiUl ca^^etlng. beat, hot 6464)181. em kitchen, v r i ' ^ Ou^Ponds condition, gold, green, brown W to 819,600. Mitten Agency, Ranch on haU-acre comer lot p^ e for spring 'delivery. m ute. Y ours fo r $27,600. ed last Oct. 9. common stocks registered a handcrafted, lamps, mirrors, Evinrude Sales and service print $250. 649-4411. R ealtors, 6484980. 647-1678. Natural woodwork 21’ M td i' CONTEMPORARY 9 - room C aU 'M r. Lewis, 649-6306. sconces, plaques, some an- and Evinrude snowmobile itANCHESTER close to shoi. FTKes start at $31,900. NEW YORK (AP) — Corpo­ The Dow average stood some gain of 2.41 points to 48.66. Hartford. WaU St., Hebron. 4.famlly with 4 room ______------en, with buUt-tas. ’New wall- *^®*1 ® tiques, etc. Ideal Christmas sales and service. Boating- $24,900 BUS UNE 6 - room Directions: Main south rate and long-term government 185 points beyond the bear mar- On the New York Stock Ex- M M ^ o p t h ly . C all 649-2871 o r apartm ents, 4-car garage, now 35 t IMROD RD — Seven-romn to-waU carpeting In Uvtag square feet of Uvtag area, to So. Main, to Manchester g^ts. Open daily and evenings. Snowmobile accessories. Musiccrt Instnnnonts 53 R anch, a cre loL WaU-waU ca r­ • • B &L W • • bonds showed good moves"ths ket low of 631.16 hit ^ Itoy 28. c l^ e ®^“ ®®« 1®^ f®,®J^®® heating systi*-.^, and roof. Mid cioloiilal, 2 flra]>laees, screen­ pet, plaster walls, screened room and center haU. full ’“ *® ” ®*"’ ® Country Club, then first left ^ , . . . , , . '' Analjrsts attributed the force 1,630 to ITS out of 1,801 issues Route 316, Hebron (W all St). basement, attached garage ® bedrooms. 26’ living room, BARROWS and WALLACE Co GREAT gift ideas for record 30’ s. Hayes A gency, 6460181. ed porch with carpeting, large porclL^; garage, trees. Hutch­ past club onto Fern St. and past week, but municipals, stM fljg jguy ^ oig renewal traded. The market had 220 hew 228-3866. r o c KVIU jE — Three - room ^utility shed. Assumable 6% * «r®Pl®ces, 2-car garage. Manchester Parkade Horists— Nurserits 49 lovers. See Marlow’s Big se- apartm ent cm bus line. $180 family room, extra large ins A gen cy 649-6824. left again onto Dartmouth M anchester 649-5306 performers over a month, were gj in\restor confidence In both highs and 29 new lows, monthly. Heat, stove, refriger­ kitchen with tqn^iances,. wall- per cent mortgage. Priced In l a n d — 8 acres in Manchester Rd. So. Farms is next rigtit, relatively unchanged, the In- the stock market and the econo- Of the week’s 20 most active ONE used Trane gas furnace, CHRISTMAS Trees - tag ear- TOD^l^” flid^M**\lTO YOUNG immaculate two-fami ___ . ______65.000 BTU output, $140. One i- i-*— ^ p o p u l a r tmisnes, aiso 1470 kr NIA, Ik , ator. No pets. Call Thelma Go- to-wall carpeting throughout, upper 20 s. Contact owner af- with 7 - room Colonial, 1% across from the Richard COVENTRY — Six-room-over- vestment firm of Salomon my. ' stocks 19 advanced and Mie de­ ly, cut later. ChooM from stable stereo - and phono. Land For Seda 71 ty, ceramic baths, aluminum *®*^ ® weekends, 644-0128. baths, large front-to-back llv- Martin School. used Janitrol gas furnace, vang, agent, 870-9820. 8-sone heat, fu ll attic, ,2-ca r size Cape. FuU shed dormer. Brothers'reported. Perhaps the bi'^e.st factor in- dined. large selecUon, beautlftd wWte Marlow’s, Inc., 867 CHOICE property — Thp loca- garage, enclosed rear yard, ridtag, good income. Owner joo boo _ big room, formal dtatag room, BuUt-tas, 1% baths,' ]arge Buying caution resulting from spiring this confidiehce, they ’The five most active Issues on ? 48.000 BTU output, $85. E lec­ spruce, scotch pine, Douglas "Nurse! If Ralph Nader calls for an appointment, tell tion or will build to suit tenant, profeaflonally landscaped, win finance. $82,900. Helen D. mldoTn eat-ta kitchen Ind den rooms, walk-out basemenL the sharp rise In prices In re- said, was the continuing'decline the New York Stock Exchange tro static air cleaners, power fir. Bring your family to Stan- ______| ^ ______MERRITT AGENCY him I'm busy!" Rosort Proporty Lot frontage on Bertin T^ke., many other ejctras. Priced low Mid 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- cent days persisted at the <^n- in interest rates and the expfec- were; Federal National Mort- humidifiers installed. Com­ ley Tree Farm, Long Hill Rd., 270’, total land, 78,000 square for quick sale. Charles Lesper- rooms up. Large screened 646-1180 0181. tag the past week, but this was tatlon of further such cuts. gage, up 2% at 62%; CSirysler, plete installations and add ons. Off Route 6 at Andover HAINES upright piano, has had For Rant 67 ROLUNG PARK — WUlard maculate. Hutchins Agency ^ ^ a, ^ feet. C om er o f E ast Robbins ance, 640-7820. soon dlspeUed vdien the Federal Both the 'prime rate, the rate up 1% at 29%: American Tele- Call T. P. Aitkin, Inc., 27 Tol­ church. Open N ovem ber 27- excellent care. Call M9-0702. SKI LODGE — Built 1070 — ^ P ® ’ 2 miftalsh- R ealtors, 649-6824. g ^ ^ o r w E ______land Tpke., Manchester, 643- Avenue, next to Carrols Res------^ ------r------VERNON-M^CMS’TER toe, j^gggj.vg Board announced Its % commercial banks charge their phone A.. Telegraph, up 3% at D ecem ber 23. 742-6438 ------Londonderry, Vermtmt, one taurant. Owners and develop- ALL HRICK enoiroous SEVEN - room Raised Ranch etc. Part of land Is extra MANCHES’TER W est d d e, custom btot five-room L p^j. discount best corporate customers, and 47%; Teleic;-im % at 20% and 6793. Aparfments— Ftofs— Aportim nrs— Flats— bat^, fireplace, Buckley ------CHRISTMAS Trees. — Tag now BASS guitar, like new, $00. Call mile from Magic Mountain, era - Stoddard Investment with 2-car garage, 8-large bed- building lot of record, 102 x 600’. Four-room Ranch. Alumtaum Rwch. 1% hatlu, fireplace, ^^g discount rate, the rate at City Investing, Up, 2 at 16%. TeiMNiiMts 63 TmmiMiits 63 near Bromley, Stratton, and Schod, dose to everything, storm windows, oU hot water ALUMINUM sheets used as $4. Route 44-A, M ansfield. 1.7 649-7120. i» „ , « N<«h M.U. St, w «« n e w l i s t i n g - Oversized S 90o“ “S s S e v ” ® ^ Long-term gove^ents, up which Federal Reserve banks The five most^'ttv? tasues on Okemo. Renting ground floor Keith R eal Estate, 646-4126, - K en Ostrinsky, R ealtor, 643- heat, garage. Nice shrubbed printing plates, .009 thick, 23x miles east Route 190. 429- H artford, 232-4807. ’ ' over 2 xiotats «m the week, out- lend money to member banks, the American Stock Exchange ot 6461922. 1333. ™ Garrison Colonial, less than garden. Owner, 643-0897 after 0131. 36” , 25 cents each or 5 fo r $1. 2635. BEAUTIFUL elecWc organ. apartment, ga- ®S^£SS®'Stment*'^4ll^to ______performed all other gfovemment have been cut twice ta the past were Brascen, up % at 16%, South St, ap------^ ® ® « y®«- ®W- Owner trans- 6 p.m . 643-2711. cherry wood. 25 voices,_ 13 ,,^d- , icuev, neigh^rhood, yard. now. ,,uw. Close to bus Mua andcuiu shop-ouuu- w COVBafT^ ... 1. CI^ENEY ESTATE. 14 rooms NBW LI8TINO - Immaculate ^dJUon. $M,900. Wolverton gjigut rooms. 2% baths,______COVENTRY, $23,600. Nicely de- sectors, returning to their peak month. Kinney preferred C, up % ^ CHRISTMAS Trees—Tag now. als, originally $1,500. ExceUent ™ «>* “tb®""® charm agumented 6-rpom C ^ . Formal dtatag Agency, Realtors, 649-2818, first-floor famUy room with MANCHES’TER — 4-bedroom signed ____ 6-room______Ranch, ___ fire- ______levels of____ late______November. This week these lower rates 7%; Syntex, up 1% at 39%; sheared white spruce at Pat- condition. $700. 644-2196 cember 26. Weeks or long land. 400’ width, $600 per acre, SCREENED loam, processed 6462. appUcmces, carpets and air- by aU the modem amenities rown. Only 0,6W oovm. PMek MANCHESTER — 2 family 6-6, Broplace, formal dtatag room, older home on the outskirts, place, paneled famUy room, gjiort term rates however, were handed on to the consumer Rolls Boyce, up 1-16 at 1% and ricks Farm, Mie - haif m ile ------weekends. Families only. 648- Route 44-A — approximately g(ravel, bankrun gravel, sand, conditioning. Call Paul W. including completely mpdem 2-car garage, permanent * bedrooms, aluminum siding, LA in need o f reupholstertag, best tate A ssociates, Inc. 648-0129. time to Inspect this rare prop­ cessories, $40. Bulltin bathtub, __ to shopping, s c h ^ a n d bus. ^ y s b ic k . Call 644-8983. Sleeps Oolonlal with 2-car garage for W dvei^ Agency, Realtors, bury. 9-rooms, barn, four out- RAISED Ranch - Brand new bedroom Ranch ta the country. Federal funds were offer. 646-2421 after 3 p.m . erty leisurely. By appdlOXlrkitchen, ZOiAllcliformal Millingdining his. ’Two w/va baths, two-car ga------:::r ------'r—r— R®W the past week by a wide tires, get new wheels free. SEASONED firewood for sale, b EJAUTTFUL beaver coat fits tor, 649-4030. Three - bedroom majgim Yiel^ to South Windsor veterans and gram were Paul Cottle, David bedroom apartment, first ojd chUd needs four room Low down payment. Priced garage, first floor famUy lison Colonial, 4 bedrooms, heating system, excellent ta- room, three or four bedrooms, roge. $84,600. Wolverton Agen- ^ C ole’s Discount StaUon, 461 w ill deliver. Call 647-9479. anyone. $270. Original cost ------floor,- - $160------and-- $170 ,p------er month apartm ent. W illing to assume 'Raised Ranch.ch. 27x16’ living plunged to their lowest level *uen on active duty ta the arm- Gothers, James Waddock and reasonable. Owner, agent, room, close .to school. $88,900. double garage, excellent area, vestment opportunity. $40,500. family room, garage ]gt cy. R ealtors, 649-2813. room, with fireplace and wall- gj^gg August, 1969. Discount ed forces must file their mill- Thomas Nadeau. The Arrow West Center St., Manchester, g^^gorjED firewood, delivery CaU 872-4206, ^ after 1 including heat and appUances. part - time maintenance work shown by tqppotatment. 872- Paul W . Dougan, R ealtor, 649- treed lot, walk-out basement. Wolverton Agency, Realtors. 100x200’. $27,600. 643-5332. ------„ ■ „ - n.m . end, completely renovated, Paul W. Dougan, R ecdtor, 649- arrangem ent. Cadi 742-6004 af- MANCHESTER — Inimaculate to-wall carpeting, large Mtch- uOUtlea rose over 2 prtots and tary status prior'to Jan. 1 at and Light Award was presented ______throughout Connecticut. Hours ^ ______6069. 4080. Only $30,900. H ayes A gency, 649-2818. heat furnished. Can be seen 4630. ter 4 p.m . $19,900—Four room home, sec- 4-l»edroom Cape, wooded lot, en recently redecorated, laun- gjgggj gj highest levels th® to*™ clerk’s office to be ell- to Brian Dutton, who Is enter- GET R EA D Y now for a r o u ^ » a.m . - 9 p.m . 1-537-2163. WOMAN’S BEIGE w inter coat between 7-9 p.m. 23 Apel MANCHESTER Suburbs — MANCHESTER — Immaculate ond floor unfinished...... -Large barn garage, fireplace, quiet neigh ^ room, 1% baths, two-zone ^j^^gg Qgtober of last year. &*ble for the tax exemption al- i„g Boy Scout Troop 186. winter! Let Toro (R) do th e ------with mink collar, sise 12-14, P lace. WANTED — Large room in pri­ Veterans, no money down. 6-room Cape with 3 bedrooms, on 2.9 acres. borhood, shopping, bus near- heating system, attached ga- lowed them by law. gcott Montie received his den good condition. $30 Call 649- vate home or apartment. Mid­ SEASONED fireplace wood for Furnished »Four-room Ranch, oversized formal dtatag room, flreplac' by city utilities, $23,600. M ey- rage. $14,000 at 7% assi^able The exemption allows them to chief braid for assisting with 1379. TTWO ROOM furnished apart­ dle-aged employed gentleman. snow blowers from 2 h.p. to sale, delivered, ca ll 228-9680. Apartments 63-A ROCKLEDGE garage with work-shop. Excel- ed Uvtag room , deep shad- RAISED RANCH 7 room s, 3 er R ealtors, 643-0609. mortg^e. Low^s. Towns deduct $1,0* from the assessed den two. ment, stove, refrigerator. Near Parkade. Please call, the big 8 h.p. Check Toro be­ - lent condltioh. Large treed lot. ed yard. Walk to Buckley * hedrooms, 2% baths, fam- GENTLEMAN’S brown suede heaL hot water. Private bath. TpHjyjjE rooms shower, aU utU- 646-4260, ask fo r m ale at­ ------!------now about $2.6 billion. fore you buy! Prices from TOWN HOUSE APARTMENTS $19,600. Call M itten Agency, School. $23,900. Wolverton lot 178x300’ central air-condl- >“-?.® brook, ten minutes from Man- ’TOLLAND — Convenient to m the municipal market, ®wn ta the to^ . Veterans vdto is betag planned for D . Garden— Form - % length ja ^ e t , s|ze 44. ta w - Apply M arlow s 867 M ato St. included.’ Just finished re- tendant. $114.95 to $479.96. Term s and MLS R ealtors, 643-6930, 649- A gency, R ealtors, 649-2813. tioning Chester, desirable Ranch. 1-84, four-bedroom-Ranch ta prices climbed sU^tly at the dlsablUty ratings are granted 7:30 p m. at the Avery Street service too! Marlow’s, Inc., ceUent condlUon. Call »43-7078. ROOMS and tUe bath, decorating. No chUdren or Dairy Products 50 Immediate Occupancy 9890. 2.7 ACRES beautiful view, 7- *"8:® ™®*® ^th fire- excellent condlUon. 180x200’ beginning of the week, but by additional graduated exemp- School of the pack. _ 867 Main St., 649-5221. — V second floor, heat, hot water, pets. Older employed person. Apartm ent Buildings room custom Ranch. 3 baths, 1843-Federal Colonial- place, eat-in kitchen, with treed lot. Exquisite rec room, the close new-lssue yields were tlons to $3,^ based- on the Several ®«s‘t ta a p p l e s for sale—Courtlands, included. Adults Mily, no pets, parking. 272 Main St. OPEN FOB INSPBCmON SAT. and SUN. 1 -6 BRAND NEW — Raised Ranch. famUy room, 2-car garage. Six large rooms full walk-up many cabinets. Lots of closets. 8 years old. $22,900. Mitten back at their opening levels, amount of dlsablUty. dens ta Pack 188 for ^ DARK, rich, stone free, loam, Delicious and McIntosh. Also W onted— To Buy 58 For Sale 69 Fireplace, formal dining room. references, ®®®“*^^y’ STAFFORD — Four-room fur- Shown by Appointment Anytlkne, MS-1185 privucy. KutchiiH A gency, ®*^®’ handy location. $26,900. Araumable m ortgage, $28,600. A gency, R ealtors, 643-6930, C<4 A«« TV» Arl_ > .. . . _ Men on active duty, in order to blower, also good used Grave- m A q IC CHEF gas stove, 36”, ______4678, 742-8243. .. Bus toe, parking, easy access. oiie off master bedroom, mod- (one unfinished). Breezeway, in this six-rooiW Ranch with Manchester Evening Herald ly tractor vrith snow blower ^ condition. Call 646-0766 HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques fully c^ted, 2 3% room apartment at Oak LOW DOWN PAYMENTS — uluuuy.qualify, jiiuBLmust O0X1Usend cuLan tumuoiannual Only $22,900. Hayes Agency ®"* kitchen, formal dining garage ta one of Manchester’s finished Rec room and walk­ ^tldarit prior to Jan. 1. which South Wtadwr ®®"®"I^®"^ Md rotary mower. ^11 Souto g brick-a-brac, locks, frames, r- . s^d Lod«®- AdultTno pets. $146 FINANCING ARRANGED MANC^HEISTBIR RA ISED 646-0181 room . nicer areas. 80x140’ lot;. Asking out basement with sUdtag B arbara V arrick, tel. 644-8274. Windsor Equipment Co., must be signed by their com­ ------;— — glassware. We buy estates. Soun monthly. Security required. NOTICE Ranch executive area. Three ------* > ^ ^ $26,900. F o r fuU inform ation glass doors and patio. U. N. Probers 3406. SEWING machine, S^er zig yjjjjjgg Peddler, Auctioneer, parking. Call bedrooms, two fireplaces, MANCHESTER — Newly Usted , BEDROOMS Garrison manding officer. 648-9171. a King size Uvtag rooms. ceOI Mitten Agency, Realtors, Priced in mid twenties. Im­ ------zag, to cabinet, sUghUy used, g . Bolton 649-8247 abopptag. $196. m on th ly ______OF DISSOLUTION 2-car garage. Many custom Cape on Demtag St. WUl bor- Golonlal, two years old. Fain- Servicemen who were on ac­ IT ’S ’TERRIEIC the w ay w e’re ^ n o g r a m s , button holes, 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. ponUcelU, 649-9644. - room apartm ent, heat • Combination kitchen and large dtatag room with quarry “ - - ' - - - ^ ^ . iiy room with fireplace, mod- 643-6930. mediate occupancy. CaU J. Say Invaders OF fea$ures. Helen D. Cole, Real­ der expanded Route 16, lot ap- M cLaughlin at 649-6306 fo r tive duty from Jan. 1, 1964 to B oston P riests selling Blue Lustre for clean- ^ems, etc. Originally over $300. WANTED — Flute, for a begin- wtochester and utUltles included. GenUe- tile floors, all electric G-E appliances, frost-free refrig­ JOHN PONnCELU erator, deluxe self-cleaning stove, dishwasher, disposm, tor, 648-6666. proxlmately 100x200. Excellent kitchen, 3 baths, formal MANCHESTER — Nice older appointment. O ct. 1, 1967, to be eUgible for tag rugs and upholstery. Rent only 352. Easy terms. 622- ner, must be reasonable. Call aacimd floor apartment man preferred. $120 monthly. G ain Approval & SON, INC. exhatist fan, custom buUt Formica cabinets,'kitchen desk, posslbiUty. Quick sale wanted. .aominanuy : wmie , M . i ^ e a .. e c or , ^ T i . o . . lown Assessor, .. i^.. r t- viatra nrioatj! 'umrk fo r reconcUl-reconcUi- bed, (spring and mattress), tage St., centraUy located, lent condition. Near bus and MANCHESTER Green — cut, o r on before A pril 1, 1971, double garage. Hutchins Agen- attractive. Immaculate Colcnt and c^m an d ed by white ^ d McNamam, to ®u those P” ® ® 2 ^ t s a?Td famUIes 11Z. kau,. faTTiiw Porfusuese officers.” who received the elderiv ex- o .u o a USED galvanized angle iron reasonable. Call 643-8380, be­ large pleasantly furnished stores. Adults only, no pets. Ground floor, .900 sq. ft. front thereafter be barred by cy, 649-6324. al. 1% baths, family roomV Portuguese officers.” who received the elderly ex- preblems with 1%” to 6” in width, 5’-20’ tween 3-8 p.m . rooms, parking. CaU 649-2808 AvaUable January 1st. Charles portion carpeted, second floor, provided, fireplace, 2-car garage, sunken ‘"me force consisted ot units emptlon on previous Usts. For service. lengths in excellent condlUon, ______fo r overnight and perm anent Lesperance, 649-7620. e**® o ffice 12 x 12, caU 649- Dated at Manchester,\ Con­ High Style Pets PHILBRICK MANCHEISTER — Owner has pool, extras. Lovely area. Jean of Portuguese armed forces, those who have requested iprleate’ Senate wi 'World large quantity. kockvUle ATTRACTIVE Castro and Ca- “ 2741 or 6494S688. completely renovated this 8-6 Garrlty, Broker, 246-4806, 622- mainly African teoops from forms, they will be maUed at , y g^y pggee which first lano furniture, bedroom, living gveet rates.______necticut, this 24th day of No- Scrape, Route 30, R ockville, MANCHESTER —Browns tone two-famUy, convenient loca- 8803. Guinea under the command of the same time. Any person over _tgy «.g nroposals now room, dining room sets, dish- ROOM WITH kitchenette and Apartments, 2-bedroom duplex MANCHES’TBR — Middle vember, A ^., 1970, ) A G E N C Y ^ 872-9032. tion, fenced yard with frjit - r^iular white Portuguese offi- 86 who owns a home and ^ responslblUty^’estab- washer, kitchenwares. Will private bath, parking. CaU 643- apartment, large rooms, am- ’Tpke., West, new air-condition­ John PcmticelU A Son, Inc. — ------, — . ------■vrtR.'TH mVENTRY t i , has me responsioimy oi eoutu- By KeUy A Janenda, trees. Innumerable extras. cere as weU as a contingent not knw what toe elderly pi^ushlng proc^ures to Implement LOST bright carpet colors, re­ sell quickly at low price. Many 0393 after 6 p.m. pie closets, 1% baths, heat, hot ed buUdlng. Ideal for <^ce or REALTORS business. WUl divide. 'Two Its Attorneys A«ltingA.«ktag $33,600. Mitten Agency, composed of «Hgirid«nt. Guineans gram offere may find out by ^ store them with Blue Lustre. miscellaneous, tag items, and . ------water, carpeting, two alr-con- R ealtors, 643-6930, 647-1678. Garrison Colonial—2 years Christmas decorations. Must ATTRACTTVE room, private; ,jmoners, appUances, washer months ‘ ‘F ree R ent” . 644-1039 Woodstock Drive trained and armed on the terri- phoning the Town HaU, asses- archdiocese said there is Rent e le ctric sham pooer $1. _ __ I \UUvltCA0| Cb^J^A8CUIW«Oy vT ooaz^a young. Seven rooms — 1st tory of Guinea,” it added. ^re office, Monday through ^ “wreat distinction between go, before moving to Bermuda, comfortable home. Very cen-1 dryer hook-up, parking. Lou Arruda. MANCHESTER — Two-famUy floor famUy room—fire- Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Sup- 6 4 6 - 4 2 0 0 . •me Security OouncU, which Friday, 8:80 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. resistance counseling and PRESIDENTIAL 6-7, 1% baths, carpeting, pan­ placed Uvtag room—eat-in Pty- ^7« Q"®*® ii55E^“alr.condltloned exeT- sent the mission to Guinea, was Toys Fiw Orphans counseling. The kind of Hartford. 289-0069.______' ______CaU 646-1769 876-9407, 872-9690. utive office s, centraUy located VILLAGE el!^ , garage. Large tot. Many kitchen. Spacious rooms and ’TWIN size baby butler Includ- - Manchester reported ctmsidertag meeting at At a recent meeting Cub counseling proposed would not APARTMENTS extras. ExceUent potential. tots of closet space—elbow l^i"\troller7ramr‘6^-24^ po^ble ^ NORTHWOOD A^^ents - MANCHESTER — CentraUy 4 p.m. to discuss the report, a Scout Pack 186 coUected new attempt to discourage mlUtary white TV, 1968, ideal for parts, faculties and laundry facUiUei.. able for immediate occupan- Only $82,600. H ayes A gency, roomTot—privacy. ExceUent after 3 p.m. Une and two-bodroom apart- fti«noa Now renting, one and two located, assumable 6 per cent U.N. spokesman said. games and toys for orphaned service. It could not be charac- $15. CaU 647-1602, after 3:30 Ladles only, 649-0129. 646-0181. condition, immediate occu­ ments, central air-condition- ®'’ bedroom apartmoits. Carpet­ m ortgage. Pour bedroom pancy—$28,000. M r. Lewis. Informed sources said mem- children in South Vietnam. The terized as ‘anti-draft.' ” tag, carpeting, balcony, car- ^[a i n S’TREET office space, ing, 2 air-condltloners, 1% Open for Inspection Cape, one unfinished. Uvtag here of the oouncU are pushing items are now bound for that It would provide, the aroh- FIRE screen and andirons, eX' P*"' EXCEPTIONALLY large bed- baths. ports, plus other luxury fea- iqq per cent location near room, waU-to-waU carpeting Lots For Solo 73 for a resoluUmi condemning HaaHnnUnn diocese said, ‘‘the kind of assist- ceUent condition. 649-0006. REFRIGERA’TOR — apart- room in Highland Park area, CaU Frances K. Wagner O O B & L W tures. From $220. J. D. Real banks, air-conditioned, auto- and beamed celling, colonial ment sized, Uke new, $76. 30” Reasonable. CaU 649-7120. Rental Manager MANCHESTER Three re- BARROWS and WALLACE (3o. Estate A ssociates, 643-0129. maUc fire sprinkler. Apply styled kitchen. Finished rec DIE’TZEN drafting outfit. Ideal gas stove, $35. Aluminum ...... 646-2623 or 648-1028 corded 60 x 160’ B-zone tots, Manchester Parkade room and enclosed porch. for student or graduate. Best doors, 32xM, 36x80, $10. each, LOOKING for anytoili^ in real Marlow’s, 867 Mata St.______$8,000 each. Owner wUl fi­ M anchester 649-5306 ’"SS,t*i,S'=r'.”S S w .n t o ffe r ov er $100. CaU 643-9406. 643-2466 evenings o r 643-1442. Apartmamo flat* -SUNDAY- Many m ore features. $22,600. estate rental - apartments, a p p ROXIM A’IE L Y 6,000 nance. Helen D. Cole, Realtor," U . S . T o M o v e to ow Ro«, RICH. <. Tanamants 63 homes, multiple dwellings, no square feet of space in the Owner, 646-1886. 643-6666. COVENTRY — New Raised ChMles Grasse, AIM Fwr^r, objectors some- 1:00 - 5:00 Ranch. BuUt-in kitchen. Dou­ t S ’lURElE — Nice rooms, carpet- fees. CaU J.D, Real Estate As- Manchester State Bank buUd- Lethal G ases Kevin Evans and Brian McGon- times are reauiredrequired to work in 48484848484848234848485323482323485353485353534823234889235323534823 soclates, Inc. 648-0129. i„ g g j 1041 jggin s tr e e t Ideal WOODLAND IMMACULA‘rE 6-room Ranch, l a n d __ Coventry treed one- ble garage. Only $3,000 down to S big, stove, refrigreator, heat, ______New alumtaum siding- .WaU-to- ™«‘®- ^ some way helpful to the commu- half a cre. Lake view . $3,500. qualified buyer. Pasek Real­ From Okinaw a Denner’s stripes were present- gjj^ church institutions are — hot water, parking, included. i m MEDIA’TE occupancy, large I®*" oNIees, etc. WUl sub-di- MANOR s wall in several rooms. Treed Tolland — acre treed, $3,000. tors, 289-7476, 742-S24S, 646- S CaU 668-0883. 4-room apartm^ s^ d vide. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, WAfiHTMrvmiv /AT»i Tk.» Stevcn Waddock, Bernle involved ta similar work, toe rind landscaped yard. Com­ Vernon higk scenic acre, 4678. floor, heat, hot w ater, appU- 648-1677. See this new oversized 7-room custom built DefMhse Department Prusaezyk, Raymond Culver, ggeond proposal asks that the — FOUR-ROOM first floor apart- APARTMENTS pletely redccorsled. Liberal fi­ $6,900. H ayes A gen cy, 646-0131. THE VILLAGER ances, waU-U>waU carpe^ , ^ORE, 20’x70’, 846 Mata St., nancing or ctsume ’6 per cent yesterdav ^ ^ ^ 3 000 tons of I’etrlck Sklenar, WUUam Car- archdiocese be approved as a- =S ment. Convenient location. Homestead Street raised ranch, that offers 3 or 4 bedrooms, morigago. Mr, ZlOB&ur, MANCSHEyrnlR— 3% acres, B- S $130 monthly, h£at noT taclud- nice yard and p arl^ . One Downtown Manchester. AvaU- Manchester, Cenn. year le^ and recurity dep^ jjaU 622-8114. ore A gency, 647-1413. zone. $68,000. Owner wiU ^fi­ WELL CONSTRUerTED WlU be moved shortly to John- “““ ^*'*®*‘ •• toe Onc of Manchester’s largest, finest and most = ed. B elflore A gency, 647-1416, It required. $176. p er m o n t h .______spacious front to back living room,, with full nance. Helen D: Cde, Realtor, ston Island ta the mid-Paclflc to KeUey. The third propyal, th .. = between 4-0 p.m. WOODLAND MANOR offers 646-1861. 6,900 SQUARE fe e t ot Industrial the ultimate in convenient 643-669S. Colonial, 6 rooms, every comply with a Japanese govern- »®^®t luxurious Town House Apartments. ment mueat by Vincent PugUese, Kenneth that problems often arise in floor space, office, parking prestige Uving, with schools, cathedral ceiling, and a huge stone fire­ convenience, original owner. S H8 MAIN ST., SecOTid floor, 8 WOODLAND Apartmente, De- GLASTONBURY — Near Mta- A .hto JohnsoH and Chris LaRocco. tamlUes over military service. ’Three-iUiase power, wUl sub­ shopping and religious facu­ IN V T T A 'n O N Immediate occupancy. Near = rooms, he^ hot x^ter Md 2-bedroom apartment, lties nduhy. nechaug golf course, wooded Thomas Nadeau and David - coot liilble specifications may be examined throughout, large lot. Iibny eeeeton located about 700 miles Loronio, geol<<^,^™ ® h Is greatest difficiUty ta CHARLES LESPERANCE | U&R CO, INC. S T ts bwiSs anMIMs s s l f t i FOUR-large rooms, range, re- monthly. M. H. Palmer Real' ly, stove, refrigeratm:, garage. U & R The Fall & Winter ’70 at the General Services Office, gxtras. ExceUent neighbor- eouthwest of Hawaii. The only aquanaut, outdooraman, artls ,. igg^ging to fly again, Johnson I BROKER 649-7620 S frigera tor, .m any extras. $160. ty, 648-6821 Middle-aged couple preferred, _ 1199 AV*. ALBUM is 654, includes 41 Center Street, M anchester, Out of Town hood Priced to seU. Gerard tahabltanta are about 900 mlU- athlete and sportsman. ggj^^ ..j^gg jjggg to Impress peo- monthly. CaU for appointment, ^ REALTY CO.. INC. 643-2692 ^ aW T O O K . postage and handling, C onnecticut 06040. tary and civilian worfcere who One year service pjg ^jg^ j gg^ fly_ giverycsve has ’TBSlEE-bedroom' Duplex, air- no pets. Call ’Ihelma Govang, n u aviLTS...tw«m imhr <•- For Solo 7 5 A gen cy, 648-0866, 6494)688. 643-1070 (H- 648-6160. S9 EAST C EN TE R STREET Town o t M anchester, • maintain facilities capable of given to Paul Davids and two image of an old bird who condition imlts, very reslden- A gen cy, 876-0620. tlfu hi a star ■•(ill Pattm -4 ' s Shown by appointment only. ROBERT D. MURDOCK, Realtor , l t ^ OincUtai. 0110-0S(, !■- Connecticut ^ COVENTRY — TWO-bedroom — nuclear testing should the nu- year service starts went to Qy >• cen- tial area, big yard area, one i ^a n c h e s t e r , c o n n . diOtt iMitw* “ 4 kwdln. FOUR-ROOM apartment, The Fall & Winter '70 R. B. Wetas, ^ Ranch. OU hot water heat. clear test ban treaty signed by Bruce Henning and Mark La- jjg g^yg it up the first time tral location, security and ref- month’s security. $220. CaU 648- T fA «.al4l A sia ' 648-9661 o r 648-2688 B asic FASHION Book is General Uansger baaem ent garage. $15,900. CaU ‘D a q ^I ¥TAB*a1s1 Asia United States and other Rocco. partly because his vrife thought^ e ru ice s $120. m onthly 649-2813. 9608 frtm i 8-9 p.m . l A C a U A i C r a i t * "654, includes postage and 7:30-8:30 a.m., 742-6619. lA C ilU XXCZctZU. rkUO worid powere be dissolved. Entering the Wel»los pro- it was unsafe. haniUing.

SATURDAY i D E C E M B E R 6, 1970 ?AGE TWENTY JEiiw ins r l Manchester R ^ and Oun Club ‘ From Jewish Seminar Aboiil Town will hold its- quarterly meeting Daplicate Bridge Monday .a t 8 p.m. at Ihe club­ r PLAZA DEPT. STORE of Liberty, No. house, Daley Rd., Coventry. 128, LOU will meet Tuesday at Results In a Wednesday morn^ Silverstein To Gel (Wo Have A Nottwi 8 p.m. in Orange Hall. Refresh­ ‘.‘Why Biliy Can’t Learn,” a ing duplicate bridge game at E. MUJDLE TPKE. (Next to OPEN W *®‘> THUBS., FBI. till 9 ments Will be served by Mrs. film about children with learn­ at Oommtmlty T w e: Mrs. Joseph Johnston and Mrs. HM- ing disabilities, will be shown In Marylou C o n lo lT ^ d Mrs. Ju­ NEW SUPPLY — _____ ^ ^ ' wln Jacobson. conjimctlon with Verplanck dith Pyka, first; Mrs." Kathy School P T A meeting Tuesday at : Fatulak and Mrs. Betty Launi, PICTURE FRAMES .jp“ Holiday at the Homestead" 8 p.m. iivthe school adultorium. Saul M. Silverstein, a founder-of Tempte Beth Sholom, FOB ABT, PHOTOS ft CERTIFICATES ' w ill be held tomorrow from 1 to A^^uestito and answer period second; Mrs. Mary Wllhlde and its president for the first 11 years of its existent, and Mrs. Jacqueline Kovacs,- third. 4 p.m. ■ at the Cheney Home­ wllTlollow. ’The public is invited. now its honorary lifo president,Js to* receive the highest Decorator Styles — Low, Low Prices stead, 106 Hartford Rd. Decor­ Refreshments will b*e served. , award to a layman hy the Je\mh Theological Seminary Resiilts in a ’Thursday morn­ ations, (reie trimmings, cos­ of America..,.-i^______, ' ■ ■■ ----- ing duplicate bridge game at tumes, and refreshments will be Sunset Rebekah Lodge will ’The JaCUlUes and board- o f the Ellington Ridge Country 18th century farmhouse style. have a Christmas- party at its R e c to rs of the rieminary have Club are: Mrs. E. C. Ansaldl A nominal admission will be meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at voted to honor Silverstein with 'and Mrs. A. B. Smith, first; charged, but Manchester His­ Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Ruth its National Community Service Mrs. Vernon MitchrtLand Mrs. torical Society members will be Jenkins will lead’ a carol sing. Award. The presentation will Bem le Cantor,- Second; Mrs. admitted free. Mrs. Marlon Straughan is gen­ take placn at the seminary’s Rachel ^ h lv a rts and Louis eral chairman of the event. She 12th annual vconvocatlon dinner, Pearlrthird; Mrs. George Law­ The Junior Choir of Commun­ will be assisted by Mrs. Kath­ Feb. 24 at the Diplomat Hotel, ity Bcq>tist Church will rehearse leen Sweet, Mrs. M ary Nichols rence 8Uid Mrs. C. C. Lukasl- in Hollywood, Fla. tomorrow at 4:30 p.m.-,at the and Miss Anri Leggett. Refresh­ wicz, fourth. Silverstein w ill be cited in church. ments will be served. Members Soloist Starting Jem. 8, 1971 , the recogiUtlon of his “ distlnt^shed PETE'S are reminded to bring articles games wlU be played at the record over many years, in A David . Gwathmey Jewett, Manchester Country Club. The Oonfirmation Class- of for a teacup auction to be con­ serving and advancing the wel­ South United Methodist Church ducted by Mrs. Alice Wetherell tenor, of Newtown, will head a fare and strength of thn general Results last night in a dupli­ will meet Monday from 2:48 to and Mrs. Florence Mietzner; group of guest performers Mon­ and Jewish conununitles, UPHOLSTERING cate bridge game at the Ital- 8 p.m. in the youth lounge of and also inexpensive gifts for through his efforts in behalf of day at 8:15 p.m. at the annual lan-American Club are: North- the church. Rebekah shutins. the seminary and other notable Christmas program of the South, Mrs. Lawrence Fagan institutions and causes.” f \ ^ r STREET Chaminade Musical Club at the and Mrs. Mary Roy, first; Mrs. Silverstein, of Manchester and The Friendship Circle of the The VFW will have its annual Fedieration Room of Center Con­ John Roebuck and Mrs. A. Kent Columbia, is board chairman of Salvation Arm y has canceled children’s Christmas party Sat- O / 5 " 0 U l U ROCKVILLE gregational Church. ’The event Hartling, second; Robert Rogers ^rp. He is luw in its Monday meeting and will urda:^ Dec. 12, at 1:30 p.m. at is open to the public. Hughes and James Baker, third. Japan, on his 29th trip abroad meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the 'Post Home. Registration • Fr- R t:d: FF. t; T I r.l A T F Ss *1 Q * Other guest performers are Alho East-West, William Mc- and his seventh around Uvb j I the home of Mrs. Alton Munslc closes Monday and may be Mrs. Anthony Urbanettl of Man­ Dougal and James PoUtes, world. He is participating at the of 676 Keeney St., for a Christ­ made at the Post Home. Sanl M. SUverstein • F A BR I C S S HO >■-N N I N\ V OU Ww Hfl-.'l | # W chester, who will accompany first; Jack Desey and Louis dedication of a new plant of | X 0 mas party. Jewett and direct and accom­ Halpryn, second; and Mr. and Nippon Mectron, a joint venture member of the Human Relations Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hlrsch- pany the club chotus in a can­ Mrs. Donald Weeks, third. with Rogers Corp. . ^ Commission. • ppp;i- P IC K 'U R AN 13 t.U ItVE K'.’ H! P 'N A 1,1. Mr. and Mrs. John McCollum feld will s e r v e ^ as host and tata; hpr daughter Miss Holly ’The game,, sponsored by the In addition to his work on be­ ’.'Alt ivi Al. of 58 Lockwood St. will be hon­ hostess tomorrow at the Lutz Urbanettl, who together with Manchester Bridge Club, is half of Temple Beth Sholom, • FUHNITURt STHIOf’S:!) TO FHt I------ored on their 60th wedding an­ Junior Museum. Mr. Hirschfeld Miss Janet Peck will present a played each Friday at 8 p.m. Silverstein was acUve in Man­ I \«AYB OH OOOQH FRAt.’F a n d r e b u i l t LIKE Ni-.. niversary tomorrow at an open w ill have a computer on dis­ group of folk-Christmas songs at the clubhouse, 136 Eldridge chester commimlty affairs. Hp I iu ip OMJ> house from 2 to 5 p.m. at the play and virill demonstrate its with guitar accompanlrnent: was a member and chairman of St. Play is open to the public. UlMOiOHT PBEOMi O ALL RFLIPHOLSTtRINO DONE ON home of her sister, Mrs. Everett use. The museum is open to and William Johnston of Vernon, the Town Building Committee who ^11 accompany his grand­ THL PREVIStlS AND GUARANTl-K-D Kennedy, 87 Phelps Rd. the public free of charge every To mend woolen garments, when m ing Junior High School mother, Mrs. Eldna Johnston, a MTHUR day from 2 to 6 p.m. except ravel a thread from the cloth and several elementary schools club soloist, and play a piano St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh­ Mondays. itself to use for darning. were constructed, and was a ters of Isabella, wUl have its selection. annual Christmas party and Jewett, who prefers to sing potluck for members and guests Negative Strategy under his Welsh name of David Tuesday at 6 rSO p.m. at the Gwathm/ey, was a banker until RALEIGH, N.C. (A P ) — U.S. KoflC Home. Grab bag gifts will four years ago. His early at­ be exchanged. Members are re­ Sen. EJdward Brooke, R-Mass., tempt at a concert career was says the strategy used by the minded to bring either knitted interrupted by five years of mili­ articles for needy children or Republican party in this year’s tary service. After the war, fam­ gifts for convalescent home campaign was negative and that ily resixjnsibllltles dictated his patients. Those who have not he regprets it. going into business. i been contacted or wishing more Brooke told a news conference When, four y/ears ago, he de­ information may contact Mrs. here Friday he hopes the “R e­ cided to resume his music, he Amerlco Buccino, 166 Charter publican party will change di­ resigned as vice president of his Oak St. rections for the 1972 campaign.’’ bank, sailed to Melbomne, Aus­ / ic m t A Brooke said the OOP’s goals tralia, and has been working The Christian Women’s Club should be withdrawal from the with the celebrated Alfrpdo 6 of Greater'H^^ord will have a Vietnam War and “ a turna­ Bartleman, who toured in con­ KNOWN FOR VALUES Christmas lUnc)ieon meeting round in the economy.’’ cert many times with Dame ’Tuesday at 11:45 a.m. at Valle’s “I would like to get these two Nellie Melba. Steak House, Hartford. Reser­ issues solved so that we can His wife, Margaret, is a vations for the luncheoil .^ d turn our attention to the goal representative of Community nursery facilities may be made President Nixon set for himself Concert Service. by contacting Mrs. Wendell in his inaugural address, to Club sol6ists, besides Mrs. Either, Bolton Center Rd., Bol­ bring u^ together as a people,’’ Johnston, are Mrs. M ary Stew­ ton, by Monday. Brooke added. art and Mrs. Elizabeth Lambert, CHRISTMAS who will be accompanied by Mrs. Urbanettl. ChaminEide members and guests presenting the cantata, “ Childs Jesus” , are: Miss Holly Urbanettl, Mrs. Patricia Barry, f u Y Miss Muriel Lambert, Mrs. Lambert and Mrs. Johnston, so­ pranos; MJm, Stewart and Miss FAIRWAY Peck, second sopranos; and Mrs. Dois Hunt and Mrs. Doris Gorsch, altos. Members are reminded to MONDAY NITE ONLY we re open bring a novelty donation for tlje Town Welfare Department Christmas program. tonight till Refreshments will be served after the entertainment. DECEM BSl 7— 6 P.M. T O 10 P M. \ OFF \ MEW SEEBURG STEREO SYSTEM EVERYTHING m a k e s e v e r y In The Store

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The NBC Television Network win present 10 special pro­ grams during the month of December to observe the hoU- day season. The list of specials will include both religious and entertainment programming. In addition, NBC-TV’s reg­ ular series' also wUl partici­ pate in the holiday festivities, musicaUy and dramatlcany, with episodes to be announced in. a separate story at a later date. The sepeclals follow in chronological order; Friday, Dec. 4: “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” (7:30 to 8:30 p.m.). FuUy antimated musical relates how Rudolph becomes a hero when a blizzard threatens to cancel Christmas. Burl Ives is the voice of Sam the Snowman, who sings and tells the adventures of the shy little buck. Sunday, Dec. 6: “ The Littlest Angel” (7:30-9 p.m. NYT). “Hallmark Hall of Fame” en­ core colorcast of original mus­ ical based on Charles Tazewell’s tale depicting the amusing and \ poignant efforts to transform a somewhat headstrong shep­ herd boy into an angel. Johnnie Whitaker stars as the shepherd boy, and Fred Gwynne as the angel. Six special guest stars also have prominent roles—Cab CW- loway as the Angel Gabriel; E. G. Marshall as God; John Me- Giver as the Angel of the Peace; Tony Randall as Demo­ critus; George Bose as the Syncopomp; and Connie Stevens as the Flying Mistress. Saturday, Dec. 12: “ItonB Brinker” (7-9 p.m.). Original musical version of Mary Mapes I>odge’s classic story about the poor Dutch boy, who per- serveres until be finds adequate medical help for his ailing father. The en­ core colorcast, featuring authenUc outdoor locales to Holland, stars Robin Askwith in tide role, Eleanor Parker as Familar Disney characters welcome Christmas month of TV specials, including their .^own on Dec. 20. Dame Brinker, Richard Base; hart as Dr. Boekman, John people throughout the world. Gregson as the lather, and Israeli Foreign lOnister Abba Cyril Rltchard in a special Network Juggling Holds Jobs Fban will speak about vdiat it guest appearance as Mr. Kleel, means to be a Jew on the the Innkeeper. By JEKBT BUCK One hard-hit industry is the would be rerun long after such a biwadcast, which win also pre­ Wednesday, Dec. 16; “The aeroiQMLce industry, but (648TNFL Mlight FootkoU Special. Guests are Jack Ben­ (8 ^ ) Let’s Make a Deal (C) (30) MBG Newa (C> Kathryn Hays, Woody Strode, ' (8) Love Is a Maay I ny, Elke Sommer, Engdbert 2:00 (2) Lonre Is a Many Spltedored 7:66 (t) Mevle 5iW mour and Look AU-American PM 6:00 (S) SaariM Bemetter (0> 6:20 Aattaaee (20) Days of Oar Uves (G) dle-class Bronx housewife from maxi securl^ prison to (8-48) Newlywed Gaam (G> FootbaU Team. (840) Newlywed Game (G) dreams of givliig her only be reunited with his wife and (M) Bdaeattaa far Maw I V "Carnival Glass" 2:20 (2) Galdtag Light (C) daughter big "caitered affair" marrow Second report on Congress of (30) TTke Dectors (G) for her wedding. Debbie Sey- bery. (O «;U (8) ^rapaatlvaa (848) Oaau (O) Guests: Don RlcMes, Mel African People with guects. (640) DatlBg Game (C> nolds, Bette Davis, Ernest 9:30 (18) Don Knotts Special (0> •iM (8> Taar OaauBaaitr (0) (8) Beverly HBIbiUles (G> Torme. Another segment looks at 2:00 (2) Beverly HUbUlles (C) Borffojpfte. Gueets: JuUe Loodon. Errol (M> CaasaltaUaa (O) (88) Aaetker Werid-Boy Gity (88) Johasy Carson Presents "CoUecUve Black Artists" (20) Another World — Bay (8) Troth er CoBseqaeaceB (O Garner, Lonnie (Doneoan. (8) A Mew Bar (G) (848) General HespUal (0) Son CitylSmBdals (C) black Jaaz muslrians' organl- (6-40) General Hospital (O) (16) What’s My UaeT (O) 10:00 (8) 60 MinateS (C) > <8> Maws (G> (8) Family Affair (88) Blight Promise (G) ' swinging entsrtaMers who are I Kakla, Fraa and OUle (G) 10:16 <18 )HarUoid Tfalk-ln (C) (88> TSdaw Skew (2-40) Oae Life to Live (C) 7:90 (30) W o rld ^ the Beaver <0) U:00 (8-8-163040) Mews — Weather S:M (8) C i ^ Kaaintroe (G) (8) Baager Stattoa (O) Security benefits. Petformets "The Ultimate Machine” 4:00 (8) Baager Station (C) Study of lue of beaver from and Sports (C) <48> Sfram ’M braBunars (G) (88) Aastker World —Somenet Include Louis Armstrong. Glo­ I CivttUatloB (0) (80) AnoHier World Somerset Infancy thru parenthood. %>e- (640) Dark Shadows (O) clal program was filmed by U:25 (8) Movie l:M (8> H^p Blehards Skew (G) (648) Dark Shadows (G) ria Swanson, the late Edward "Pursuit of Happiness" “Gentlemen of the Night” '63. (8) Coaa-Taet (G> 4:88 (8) Basel (G) Everett Horton. Plfl D’Orsay, 4:80 (8) Basel (C) photographer Des Bartlett, as­ I NBT Fanfare (O) (8) David Frost Show (C) sisted by his wife, Jen, in In 17lh Century Italian group uaiioplac Ctoarmat (G) (8) David Ftost Show (G) Benny Rubin, BUly GUbert, J. "San Francisco Rock: Go lUde of noblemen swear to free (M> LawTe It to Baaivar (88) Mr. Ed , Rooney, others. (80) Mr. Ed Itocky Mountains near Jackson the MUS.C" first of two rock (40) Fliatstones (C) Hole, Wyoming. Henry Fonda Venice from tyranpy of Doge (8) Yagi Bear Skaw (48) FUststoaes (G) (18) Cwaa, Report (C) shows. and his brutal henchmen. Guy (8) Imejr Skmr 4:50 (IS) Sewing Show. (C) is off-camera rurrator, R 4dW (18) Sewing Shew (G) 18:88 (18) Hartford Talk4a (C) 6:M (8) Perry Mason (846) Mod Sqaad (G) Madison, Lisa Gastonl, Ingrid (S8) News (G> 5:88 (I) PerryMaeoa U:88 (8-18)88) News — Weatoer asd Shoeller. (C) <48) Maastars Monday, December 7 (18) WUd Wild West (C) (18) I Spy (C) (18) WUd WUd West (C Sports (C) (80) Addams Family 8:30 (8 ^ ) Movie 11:30 (SO) Tonight Show Johnny Gar- U:i (8) Mevla (88) Addams Family U-.25 (8) Msvie PM (8) Partsa Plaee 6:00 Mistongers’ Melghborfaood B (40) GUllgaa’s blaad (G) "Weekend of Terror” Carol son Baba” '64. Barber longlpg for 6:38 Designlsg Women B (C) adventure, finds It when be (40) What’s My LiaeT (C!) Jane WyatL Three nuns must 1:00 (8-30-40) News — Prayer aad (8) Baat tka Gloek (G> (48) WhnPs My LtaeT (O) sets out to rescue daughter of 7:08 World W ^U ve In B (C) <88) Gsaeaatratlea (G) "The Ultimate Machine" 6:00 (8-8-40) Weather — Sporb and come to terms with their reU- Sign Off 6:88 (S-B48) Weather — Sports sad caliph. John Derek, Elaine Mews (C) gloua faith r^en they are held 1:15 (3) News aad Weather — Mo­ (M) Jack LaLaaaa Skew News (G) Rod Serling narrates Stewart, Thomas Gomes. 7:88 Money Matters % <8S> Sala of tka Gaataiy "Shopping for Life Insurance” (18) Dick Van Dyke prisoner by two homicidal kid- ment ol Meditation aad Sign (U ) DIek Van Dyke N ig h t Gallery Dec. 16 U:S8 (88) Tonight Show Johnny Car- (80) To Tell the Troth er8. off. <8> Tkat OM (88) To TMI tke Truth 12:88 (8) AcUon News (C) seas reaction to major events. Uto (G) 12:16 (48) AUred HUcheock . (88) Holljrwood Sqaaraa <0> (8) News with H.K. Smith 9:00 Beauties (iffii <48) Tkat Oiri (0) "Completely Foolproof” ' Documentary on new Soi^. aad Harry Bessoaer (G) 7:88 (88) Bed Skelton Show (G) U:88 (8) Movie U:8 (S> Twaira O’CIack Baport (18) Gaadid Camera fociirinT on recent social and > WEDNESDAY JO PROGRAM (8) Mike Poaglas (0) (8) Yoiag Lawyers (C> "Three Faces West” '40. John economic changes in Georgia (88) MBC News (C) (U ) 1 Spy (G> Wayne, (Tharlea (Toburn, Slgiid (88) Jaepardr ' iO ) 7:8 I (8) After Disser Movie as viewed by cross-section of 1:66 (3) Virginia Gnmam Show (G) delphia. (48) Bewltcked (48) It Takes a Thief (Bl GuMe. Viennese doctor, refu­ inhabitants, both black and .“Manhunt” '41. Englishman 8:88 (M> Bowan and Msrtto’s gee and daughter Join Dakota «6) Mike Donglas Show (C) (6-40) FUmpten, Shoot Oat at 12:25 (8) Mews <0) attempts to MU Hitler before white. (36) Tales of WeUs Fargo Bio Lobe (C) U:80 (8) Searek for Tomorrow (G) Laagh-lB rarmers In trek from dust 10:00 Connectlcnt Newsroom (49) AU My ChUdrea (C) outbreak of World War n. Wot 8:88 (84f) SUent Foree (G) bowl to Oregdo. George -Plimptln Joins com­ (88) Tka Who, What or Where ter Pidgeon, George Sanders, Premiere date of statewide 1:80 (8) As the World Tarns (G) pany of ‘Rio Lobo’ new west- Game (O) (18) Movie 1:48 (28) Mews sad Sign Oil news , coverage. Hour-long (80) Words aad Mnslo (C> ein starring John Wayne. He Joan Bennett. "Her First Romance” M a r ^ 1:18 (8) Mews aad Weather — show features reports on cam­ (48) A World Apart (C) (8) Truth or CoBseeaeaces (G) (640) Let’s aUke a Deal (C) wlU train for small out im­ 12:55 (88) Mem (C) ret O’Brien, AUen Martin Jr. Prayer aad Sign OH pus, business and community portant part of second heavy. (U ) What’s My UaeT (G> Young teenagers at summer 1:15 (48) Mews Headlines Prayer events. 2:00 (S) Love b a Many Sniendored (88-48) News Wtorfher aad Thing 10) 10:30 (18) Hartford Talk-b (C) camp aU work to win ttUe aad Sign OH 11:00 (3-6168040) News — Weather Smarts (O) "King of the Camp.” 2:88 (8) Newseope (30) Days of Oar Uves (G) (640) Newlywed Game (O) aad Sporb (C) Tnesday, December 8 11:26 (2) Movie PM 2:80 (3/ Guiding Light (C) (50) The Doctors (C> "As the Sea Rages” '60. Young 6:00 Misterogen’ Neighborhood B (640) Dating Game (G) seaman, seeking peaceful life Pat O’Brien 0:80 Human Halations In Greek aeai>ort, falls In love 7:00 Investigators 3:60 (8) Beverly HUlbUUes (C) Bob Keeshan, left, as Captain Kangaroo, welcomes Andy Williams to “Treas­ (80) onotner World —Bay City with strange. ^ri. 2farla PERPECrr SYLVANIA COLOR TV 7:80 Maa Against His EavIroBmeat (6-40) General Hospital (0) Schell, Cliff Robertson, Cam­ ure House” during the captain’s anniversary week bc^nning Dec. 14 on SET FOR TH E BEDROOM . . . OR "When 2fan Plays God” 3:30 IS) FaioLy Alfair (C) eron MltchelL On ^Shiloh’ ANT ROOM IN TO U R HOME! Syl- —Why man must honor forms (80) Brignt Promise ' (C) 11:80 (10) Tonight Show Johnny Car- Channel 3. TV RECEPTION SIMULATED of life other ttmn blmselL (S40) Uue LUe to Uve (C) son (C) Pat O’Brien and Oiuck Oon- vania color bright 85® picture tube 8:00 Book Beat ' B (C) (640) Dick Cavett Show (C) has 186 sq. in. viewabl/e area (19” "Shakespeare” by Anthony 4:00 (I) Banger Station (O) (18) Merv Oriffla Show (C) nora have been slpied to guest- Burgess- (80) nnumer World —^Somerset 1:00 (640) News — Prayer aad diag. meaa.). This model features a 8:80 Maggie — Exercise (C) (640) Dora Shadows (O) star in ‘“nie Animal,” a feature "cool riuming” GibraltarTM chassis Slga Off (G) 9:00 Advocates (O) 4:80 (3) Basel (C) (30) Ski Scene , ^ (C) of ‘"nie Men from Shil Child makes three lentil 6:80 (8) Nows with Walter Croa- w ill discuss Morality and Busi­ Based on Juvenile claaslc novel 7:30 (8) A Charlie Browa Christ­ 11:88 (8) Mem — Weather sad dishes: soup, vegetable and kite (C) James Coco, Mlchde Lee, ness with people who telephone about wondrous horse and girl mas (C) l^ rts (G) main course. (8) News with H.K. SmUh oad Stiller and Meara and Nancy who loved him. (80) Aady WilUams Shew (G) (38) Hugh Hetaer (O) 8:30 ClvUlsatton (C) in their comments. 7:30 (3) Untamed World (C) Harry rteasoner (C) Walker. Part II wUl bo' pre­ (88) WHMB-TV Preseats (C) Jonathan Wlntem Stmny Guests: 'The late Jiml Hendrix "The Smile of Reason” (18) Candid Camera sented on Dec. 16. Father Nadolny will also (40) HcHale’s Mavy James, Tammy Wynette and and David Steinberg. (80) Hallmark HaU of Fame Nader Report (G) 9:80 (18) PhyUto DUler Special (G) ’’The LltUest Angel” Original . „ (*•; NHC News (C) speak on radio ^tion WPOP 1:88 (40) Combat! (V) Fifth Dimension ore scheduled 11:55 (8) Movie Connectlcnt Newsroom 7:00 (8) Want la the World (C) Guests: Dickla Henderson. 2:00 (88) Skippy (O) to visit Andy tonight. "Thlrty-Slx Hours” ’66. Ger­ musical based on Charles Frankie Vaughan. at 6 p.m. Simday. His topic 2:88 (SA8) W A A . FootbaU (C) Tasewell’s story which tella *AuBtralia and. N (C) Arkansas vs. Texas, from 8:00 (8) Frosty the Saewmaa (G) houra to learn exact point of how child’s humble gift for Thorsdny, December 10 (80) NBC White Paper (G) this week is “ Do Parents Love Austin, Texas. — Infaitr-Jesus wins special ap­ (U ) What's My U aef (C) Musical (Jhristmas fable is landing of Allied Invasion from (80-40) Nears — Weather aad “The Besieged Majority” A re­ or Tolerate Their Children?” (80) Batman (C) narrated by Jimmy Durante ctmlured 17. S. Intelligence proval from God. Fred ) Mistorogers’ Neighborhood B port on urban crhne. Victims 3:08 (88) Mansters and features voices of Jackie Gwynne stars in title role. Sports (Qi agent. James Gamer, Rod I The InvesUgntors B (O) 7:20 (8) Storefront Lawyers (O) of street crime recount their 8:88 (88) F Troop (C) Vernon and Billy DeWolfa R Taylor, Eva Marie Saint Guests include Cab Calloway, ) French Chef B (C) own experiences in apectol pro­ 4:08 (SO) McHale^s Mavy E, G. Marshall, John Mo- (8) Tne Night the Amlmmlm (8) CoUege BaaketbaU (G) "The Young Land” '59. Pat "How About Lentils?” TnUted (C) gram filmed entirely in Fhilar 4:20 (8) Girl from V.M.C.L.E. (C) Yale vs. UConn. Live from Wayne, Yvonne Craig, Don Givem, Toiw Randall, George STANEK 7:30 Antiques (18) Outdoors (C) Payne Whitney Gym m New' Rose and (xtgiie Stevens. R Program recreates night 2,000 O’Herllhy. (O Miniature Oil Lampa years ago when legend has it (80) Movie Haven. 12:88 (88) Movie 8i:08 (8) Ed SalUvaa Show (G) Wnshlagton Week In Review "The Ivory Hunter" Excellent (18) Gpbeat (C) "Mary of Scotland” Katherine Guests: Joey Heotherton, Pe­ San Francisco Mix B (C) tjmt animals first talked. Jule family film in fine tradlUon of ,8:80 ter Gennaro, Pat (Jooper. Styne and Sammy Cabn. (3) My Three Solu (C) Henbum, Florence Eldridge “Courting” (18) I Spy (C) W E D O "Bom Free." Straight-forward ‘ (80) Adam-12 \ (C) and Frederic March. (848) The FB.I., (C) ELECnWNICS 9:80 Money Matters and beautiful account in full (40) Laarrence Welk Show (G) 12:46 (48) McBsle’s Navy :88 (8) Olesn Campbell Goodtime 10:00 Connectlcnt Newsroom color of trials of man who seta 9:0 (8) Amle \ (C) 1:88 (8) Movie Hour (O 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 8.00 ( ^ ) Chaagmg Scene IT DOES Make a Difference Where You Save! ganisation that welcomes "the 9:00 (8) Medical Center (C) (88) Dick Vaa Dyke Meets new famUy in town” around (8-40) Petab Clark "Great Britam^— Land of the ^ring and Indian attadc. Jeff WOOD-HUE RICHARD MARTIN # TAlM.inH (S8) Samson Buffalo BUls vs. New Yoric Three Rivers” , Chandler, Dorothy Maltme, MANCHESTER • SCRAMBLERS a SILVES SERVICE (48) The Christophers (C) Giants. (88) WMHB-TVXPreaeato (C) Lee Manrln. 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Radio for the Week THURSDAY JV PROGRAM Dorlon, Louis (These are the basic lisUngs, and Include only those news News _ . (C) more, Angela 1:6* (3) Virginia Graham Show (0) . (841) Barefoot te the F ^ (36) Tales of Wells F srgo (86) To Ten the T ra tt 9:36 (846) Odd Couple 8:06 (40) Bawhide (18) O e o n e Oobel i^ e o la l (O) on the sports pages.) 1:36 (8) As the Worid ’tarss '(C) 6:36 (3) Nows with Waller Cwsr Guests: Soupy Sales, Georgia (U) Words sad Masle (0) kite Brown, Ray Alcm. (8-46) Let’s Make a Deal <0) (8) News with H.K. Smith H arry B easoaer (G) (16) Center For Life ^< p ) 2:06 (3) Love Ira Many S^eade^ - - -Documentary - film- .. s p e t^ -- WINF — 1230 w n c — 1080 (18) Caadld C am era...... ' hlghligbtmg some of education Thing <*'' (36) NBO News <«) (Monday-Friday) (M) Days of Our Llvee (0) 7:00 (3) To Borne With Love (C) programs of UOoim Health (Honday-Fridsy) (8-46) Nowlywed Gam e (C) (8) T ruth e r Consequences (C) Center. „ ■ 6:68 Sign On „ 5:00 Town and Country 10:06 (86) Doan M arttn S h w (C) 6:00 Bob Steele Show 2:36 (8) Golding Light <18) I Spy well .Thomas 9:06 Nightbeat (86) M r. E d (18) BDly G raham Grant. 7:46 BIU Chatfield Show 11:00 News, Business, Weather (46) FUntatones "Baton Rouge Crusade" "Hellcats of the Navy” ’67. 8:00 CBS News 11:20 Sports Final 4:56 (18) Sewing Show 9:00 (8) Movie Ronald Reagan. Nancy Davis. 8:16 Bill Chatfield Show 5:66 (8) Feny Haaon "Chuka" ’67. Story of gun- 11:30 Other Side of the Day fighter who finds out what 11:30 (30) Tonight Show Johnay C or­ 1:00 Sign Off (Saturday) (18) WOd wnd West ( 0 ) son (O) 6:00 Town and Country (8-(tt) Addams Family courage really is when he is (Satarday) tn^^ped with woman he loves (840) Dick Cavett Show (G) 6:00 Bob Steele Show (46) t’s Island (O) (18) M erv G riftia (0) ( 0) in isolated fort about to be 10:00 Gardentime 5:26 (46) WeadMr Wateh 1:00 (8-3840) Nows — Prayer aad 6:00 Speak Up Highlights 10:16 Modem Living 5:86 (86) Gilllgaa’s Island (0) besieged by tribe of rampag­ 7:00 News 19:30 S aturd^ Showcase (46) W W s My UaeT (O) ing Indians. Rod ’Taylor, E r­ Biga Off 7:16 Jeff Riggs—Speak Up 10:60 w n c (Outdoors 5:65 (8) SU Bepert (O) nest Borgplne, John Mills, 2:45 (8) News aad W eather — 8:00 CBS World News Roundup 11:00 S atiird^ Showcase 6:66 (MA6) Weather — SporU and Luclana Paluxzi, James Whtt- Prayer aad Sign Oft 6:20 Jeff Riggs 12:00 News, Weather 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 12:16 Saturday Showcase 10:10 The Generation Gap 1:00 News 12:00 News 1:16 Your Home Decorator 12:15 Chuck Crouse —Speak Up 1:30 Saturday Matinee 6:00 News 2:00 Opera 6:30 Mike Wallace 16:00 M ^ to r ^ FRIDAY JO PROGRAM 7:16 Bob Goldfarb—Speak Up ' 6:00 News, Weather 12:00 Sign Off 6:20 Strictly Sports l:i (3) V irginiaI OOmham m hai Skew rts Final (M) AH M y O U U ren (840) Oae Life to Uve <0 ) 6:30 Sunrise Serenade (840) LePe Make a Deal (0) 4:00 (3) B aager Stattoa (G) (40) W hat’s My U a e f (0) 7:00 Sunday Strings 8:00' (8) LeveMjmwo bu a Maay SpleaHerad (SO) Another Worid—Somerset 6:00 (8840) Weather — Sperto aad 8:00 News -T U ■ ag (O) (840) Dark Shadow! (0) New! (0) 8:16 Sabbath Message (M)Days at iO ur Lives <0 ) 4:90 (8) Hasal (C) (18) Dlok VOB Dyke 8:30 Guideline (846)____ Newlyn lealywed Game (O) .(8) David Froat Show (0) (St) TO Tril the Trath (0) WDRC — 1360 9:00 Newa, Weather 2:30 (8) OoUlag Light (G) (SO) M r. Ed 8:16 (48) Bawhide 6:80 (8) New! wUh W alter OnM!- (Monday-Friday) 9:10 Hymntlme dletown Cathedra], New York City, will (8040) NeW! — Weather aad 3:00 Terry Woods 7:06 Monitor be presented live and in color. Sport! <0) 7:00 Joe Hager Pipers. 7:30 (S) The la te n e (O) 12:00 Dick Haddad Opera Sunday, Dec. 20: “OU But for Friday, Dec. 26: Christmas (840) Brady Boach (C) (Sunday) 8:30 Eternal Light (18) I Spy , (840) l U a b T om doaea (0 ) (Suaday) Vienna CSiolr BayB. Yuletlde season musical com­ festivities themed to “Yester­ Same as Monday-Saturday listing. edy, highlighted by Irving day, Today and Tomorrow.” Guests include George Kirby, 6XC6pt • Wednesday, Dec. 16: “Bing Caterlna Valente, Royal B l|h - 8:00 Religious programs Crosby's Christmas Show” (8 Berlin’s 16 songs .The Berlin The ahnual event along Miaml’A land Fusiliers and Ace Truck­ 11:00 Quiet Hours ing Company. to 8 p.m.) Bing ahd bis family tunes Include' such popular Blscayne Boulevard will be dis­ 08) Da-abridged <0) —wife Kathryn, daughter ICary standards as “Count Your tinguished by many distinctive- 10:SS (U) Hariferd Talk-b (O) Blessings,” “Sisters," “Blue ly-decorated floats carrying ~ W eather WPOP — 1410 Francis, and sons Nathaniel <0 ) Skies” amd the traditional White celebrities, singing and dancing 11:25 (t) S ^ ie (Monday-Friday) and Harry — will participate 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton In tbe musical program present­ Christmas.” groups and many marching 10:00 Tom Jones ing original songs and popular Thursday, Dec. 24: Midnight bands. of nuclear holocaust awaltiiig 1:00 BUI Winters ______their ultimate fate. Gregory 4:00 Mike Greene Peck, Ava Gardner, Fred 7:00 Ray Dtmaway Astaire, Anthony Perkkis. 12:00 Bobby Rivers "The I Don’t Care Girt’ ”88. (Satarday) 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton Gary Lockwood aiid his wife, “ “ r 10:00 Ray Dunaway Stefanie Powers, guest star as 11:S0 (SO) Toalght Show Johnny Car­ 2:00 Bill Winters an unconventional surgeon and 6:00 Chip Hobart d s ) Merv Grillb Show (O) 12:00 Bobby Rivers a patient, with Andrew Duggan (840) Dlok Gavott Show (O) (Sunday) as Miss Powers’ father. In a 1:00 (8) Wito TUs Bing (O) 6:00 Religion . (8840) New! — Prayer and 8:00 Tom Jonea ‘IMedical Center” drama Aim­ Sign Oft 1:00 Mike Greene ing for broadcast this season on 1:16 (8) Newscope 6:00 Chip Hobart S:M (8) New! and Weather — M»- the CBS Television Network ment ot Medltattoa Sign Wednesday night series. Off

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