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> FTITDAY, N0VEMBEB^I^,>'197P ^Q B ^TWENlY-FOtlR . . . ^ 1 lixiinitt^ Hi^ralb -Avera^ Daily Prate ; The'Weather A T m mw C dA - r ' Nevember 14,18H Clear, cool tonight; low about A l_ a Ansis lOtrevfcs of .83 ^ 30. Toxaorrow milder, becoming / % 140 1 1 1 X O ^ V ll Richard Rd., mother of Iveta cloudy in afternoon; high 60 to Hi Kiolliy — Shop Horo and Lot Poro's Malco Mltrevlps, a student at Pine 1 6 , 4 ^ 66. Monday partly cloudy, cold­ Yow Holiddy Cempleto! Mr.’ eaul M rs. D avid Donovan Manor Junior OoUege, recently GREATER er. o i 86 AXpn St. .have been vaca­ Manchester— A City o f Vittage Charm OBOHAitn ISE Sn; Macs, Corttands, Red, Golden DeUc- attended the. Mother's Weekend tioning in the West Indies held at the college. ^ - tons, Rosaete,. and Baldwin Apples; also Bose Pears and aboard the cruise ship lyi. V. n s A Cider. ----- VOL.-NO, 46 (SIXTEEN PAOESt^ ^ SBCTION-^ABDOID) MANCHESTER, CONNj, S A tU ^ I^ Y , ^OVEBfBER 21 (CToariflwl Advemsiag on ftno M) PRICE TEN CENTS nUB9Bi Sptnacli,. Green, Yellow B m u s , Watercress, Green,' Buropa. ' Members of. Efnanuel Lather- ^ YeOsw Squash, Shalots, lieeks, Belgian Endive, Boston, an Church will bring canned p r &H o l id A y Remaine Lettuce, Yellow Globe, Purple Top Turnips, Anise, A group of high school seniors foods- for needy area families White Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, Artichokes, Broccoli, from Em^uel ' Lutheran to the Simdaiy worship services. ^ Red Onions, Hubbard Squash, Eggplant, <^m, Hot, Peppers, Church will visit Wagner Ool- <)nince, and Pickling Onions. ' . They will be collected and dedi- lee In Staten Isla n d ,- Jlew cated during bout services. Monologue FRUIT: Cantaloupes, Honeydews.^^Go(M)nut8, Grapefruit, York, tomorrow. .Actlomp^ed Sedl IJ.S. Bombers Hit Positions Red, White, Blue Grapes, Tangerines, Tangelos, D’AdJoo —- P ears and Imported Oiestnuts! by Bruce Evans<^, intern, and . 'fhe Manchester deanery of “ OCR PRODjDCaS IS NOT PRE-PAOKAGED» five counselors, they will tour the Marriage and Family Apos- ^ Presented For Peking the campus and attend the foot­ tolate of the Archdiocese of V^KEND SPECIAL, ball game between Wagner and Hartford will have a Cana con­ Deep Inside North Vietnam ICEBERG LETTUCE ...... head Valpariso. ference for husbands and wives .• '■ ByMauson Seen in ’ 77 CUCUMBERS ...... A . 3 for 2 3 ^ Sunday from 8 to 10:80 p.m. at By GEORGE E8PEB- allel and 86 miles inland from traordlnary • • security precau- U. S. A ir F6rce Sgt. C lifford By UNDA DEUT80H By TOM HOGE Haiitomg. tidns. They were either particl- YELLOW SQUASH ...... 2 lbs. 3 9 « Blessed Sacrament Church, Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer Associated .,Pi«aa Writer EMPEROR GRAPES ...... lb. 2 9 ^ W. Hilton, whose wife, Pauline, Cambridge Dr., East Hartford. North Vietnam made Its pating in the raids or helping MAC APPLES ... .VrT?...... 4 qt. bag Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. Charles Johnson will UM ANGEUES (AP). — 'Tve u n t t e d n a t i o n s , n .y . SAIGON fAPJ—Waves charges in radio broadcasts supress North Vietnamese an- ALL-PURPOSE CBEAM ...... pint 4 9 ^ Lucien Tardltt of LlynWood Dr., be the principal speaker at .-J killed no one and I’ve ordered (AP) ■ — Hie majority vote In of TT S fiirhtor-hombers nionitored In Hong Kong and tiaircraft fire during rescue Bolton, has arrived for duty at this open meeting. His topic: no one kiUed,” Charles Manson the U.N. General Assembly to diftl Tokyo, The broadcasts said at missions for, downed American We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald pounded missile ^ d anti- Amerlcah planes pilots, sources said. Peterson Field, Oolo. "Communicating In the Chris- declared in a dramatic, unex­ give Comihunlst China a* seat COMPLETE UNE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Aircraft ^un positions m ^^ye shot down and that a prls- Da Nang la the northernmost tlan Community.” Later, there pected monolcgue that wound ^ ^ speculation that Pe- North Vietnam today in g^er of war camp “was hit by btoe in South Vietnam and the Omar Shrine Club meets at will be table ' discussions and / ' up testimony in the Sharon T^te may be admitted to the buUeU from the planes and a home of the T a ctica l "TH E K IN G Willie’s Steak House tonight at refreshments. Those wishing ' murder trial. / world- body as early as next the deepest raids since the SSeth bombing halt of the North number of American captive pi- Fighter i^Tng, which particlpat- 6:30. Officers for 1971 will be more Information may contact Out of hearing of the Jury, and OF tots were injured,” ed in the bombing of North Vlet- elected. The speaker will be Dr. Mrs. Roger L«in®lln. Teresa over his attorney’s objectlaaB, Them were also forecasts by more than two years ago. U.8. officials said the raids, in They also said a considerable nam for several years prior to P R O D U C E l" Phillip Jones, past grand mas­ Rd. the Uiort, darit-balred clan lead- !!*“ **’® «*pporteiu that the PERO ter of Masons in Connecticut, er talked for about two hours U“**«<* wuld not succeed retaliation for recent attacks on number of North Vietnamese cl- the halt In November 1968.~ VI* OAKLAND S T ., MANCHESTER — 643-6384 unarmed reconnaissance planes vlllans had been killed. Hie American strike fo rce ap- whose topic will be "Masonry The Golden Age Club will Friday. He emotionally ex- employing the parlla- in General.” flying over the North, would be The location of the POW camp parently was enlarged by planes have its annual Christmas party pounded h i. phUosophles.-hUled of Umiited duration. But other was not disclosed. t«>m the American aircraft car- Thursday, D ec. 10, at the Army- against society and rebutted . sources* speculated they may Associated Press Corresp®® ««*■ chSTtey.” he siUd. ’/2-TON p ic k u p from Its hostile acts against the Handle of North Vietnam “limit- munique from the high com- nixe^ ^me people.n e ^ e ” ^ maybe next year, we wIU at Mitchell Wins Acquittal Democratic RepubUc of Viet- ed duration protective reaction H*® North Vietnamese TRUCK a t t ^ y s j ^ ^ nam,” a statement Issued by air strikes.” army, gave a similar report In ^ k ^ the court room Thu«- aiming is.” The Nation- the delegation said. h Is statement pinpointed the English-language broadcast 9 4 ' S 2 0 4 3 « « toy by announcing, "TOe de- uaua^deUver their U.N. The statement caUed the strikes weU south of Hanoi and nionitored in Tokyo, DELIVERED bombings "an extremely serl- the port city of Haiphong. That broadcasts said at least logulorty 1.09 fense rests,” Just as Its case Speeches In English. In First My Lai Verdict to open. Many delegates said privately ous act of war against the Dem- >iv-as In contrast to an earlier Ra- tiiree American jet flghter- They said then they feared j^at they thought the U.8. am- ocratic Republic of Vietnam, a them. Phillips, emphasised Washing- verdict, members of the America! Dlvl- The prosecution presented "an extremely serious act of U;S. Jets and one American hell- *”8 highly sophisticated camer- The women turned the tables ton’s opposltioa to expelling the ®ton. three witnesses. Two said they war." copter were shot down. But streaked Into North Vietnam Friday morning when they re­ Mtchell, SO, a 10-year Army When the Jury returned to an- ee-w Mitchell fire his rifle Into In Washington, Defense Secre- Laird’s statement made no to photograph supply buildups fused to speak outside the Jury’s (gee Page Eight) veteran, had been charged with bounce its verdict, Mitchell toe ditch. One said he saw tary Melvin R. Laird said the mention of any losses. ^asvaltlng shipment southward. - i stood at attention and saluted. Mitchell raise his rifle but nel- American planes were hitting The North \Tetnamese radio Tliey said the reconnaissance presence. Then Mansavld Mitchell, this ^®*' b®®”* ^ report North Vietnamese missile and report also claimed a prisoner planes were escorted by shooting at 80 unarmed civilians court has found you not guilty,” ^•'bbi H. None said they saw any antiaircraft gun positions “In gf ^^,ar camp where there were fighter-bombers. "The girls were talking about at the Vietnamese hamlet on testifying,” he said at one point. said Col Francis Oiacomozzl bullets strike the people huddled response to attacks on our un- 'a number of U.S. prisoner of U.S. officials made no men- M arch 16, 1968. ’ in the ditch. armed. reconnaissance alr- "If the ^rls came up here to "CRAIG scon" 100% WOOL MeskiU Ntoe itheV GIs are charged In O'® ...... _ (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) testify and they said hnythlng Robinson instructed the Jurors craft.’’ cimnection with the, Incident Mitchell’s i^e, Ro^ lea^ presumption of Inno- He said "limited-duration pro­ SATURDAY good about me, you would have that occurred during a combat to her feet and shouted. Oh. jg /.perhaps the tallest tectiitective reaction air strikes" sporf coafs to reverse it and say that it was Calls For swing through My Lai, ""Sit do^ *"Intoe **’“ courtiwm,” ” jj.gg forest of legal pre- were being conducted against y M I 1 5 bad. You would have to say, I always thought the Army ordered Col. George R. Robin- gymptlons. antiaircraft sites and related fa- NOVEMBER 21st • TWo ond Three Button Styles ‘Well, he put the glrta up to say­ was a great outfit Now, I know f” '* toe military Judge, who ptoblnaon said the jury should duties south of the 19th paral- ing that. He put the girls up to Frugality It,” said Mitchell, son of a Bap- banged his gavel until the worn- carefully contider the credlblU- lei. This line Is weU south of Ha- Senators To Quiz Rogers • New Double Breasted Modeh not telli^ the truth.’ ” tist minister who lives In St seated. ty of each .witness since, he nol and the port city o f Halpong. Manson’s attorney, Irving B y DON m e d d l e BYaxiciffvllle, La. Mitchell returned to his chair said, there were inccsisistencles Hanoi charg^ed, however, that On Plan To Aid CamlM la Great asortment of styles and colors including 2-button Kanarek, objected several times Associated Presa Writer A military jury of seven offi- and slumped down Into it. in their testimony. “the U jS. imperialists reckless- before this client took the stand, sid^vent, 3-button center vent and new double breasted HARTFORD (AP) -Chanrinx toeto^ng six Vietnam ve- His attorney, Ossie Brown. AddltlonaUy, the judge told i/ many flights of aircraft By CABL P. LEUB8DOBF econom ic and $85 milUon mUi- styles. Solid-color bj[aaers, Shetland wool plaids, herring­ and made several motions for that stote agencies have comi ™torned the verdict Fri- strode past him patting Mitch- ^g g,,jgg„ consider a "peep- to encroach up?m the air space Associated Press Writer tary—plus |100 mUlion to reim­ bones and checks. Regulars, longs, shorts.'' mistrial, all denied. At one o f night after six hours and 50 ell on the shoulders. Tom“ conviction against one ^ Democratic Republic of burse foreign aid accounts for point, the Judge ordered a bailiff up with a "deluxe edltimi' SLIGHT CHARGE FDR AL/TERATIDNB minutes of deliberations. Mitchell had taken the stand qj tjje witnesses. Charles Sledge Vietnam in Haiphong, Quang WASHINGTON (AP) —Secre- *Formosa, Greece and Turkey to make Kanarek sit down be­ their budgets for the coming biennium, Gov.-elect^ Thomas J, Mit<*eU was a squad leader In his own defense. With tears ^ sardla, Jflss.,’ ln reflecting on Nlnh, Ha Tay and Hoa Blnh tary of State WUUam P. Rogers depleted by^eMUer transfers ”fOT our entire cause he was interrupting Man- MMm"dernMdlld'’Frid^^ ^ Company C, the same outfit streaming down his cheeks, he sledge’s testimony. areas.” faces stiff questiwilng from the tt also calls for 1160 son. they submit new budgets no <^®y testified Thursday, “I shot at no had testified that he Haiphong Is 136 miles north of senate Foreign RelatKwis Com- mlUlon for South Korea |66 Lu- stock of MEN’S FAMOUS FALCON BRAND Manson snapped: ”I thouchi iney suwnu new budgets no jr„ was a platoon leader. Galley one.” Y* the 19th parallel. Hoa Blnh Is mlttee on why the admlnlatra- you rested your caise, Mr, Kana­ Eight other defense witnesses ------a.,, ------..imb tor South Vietnam and ORLON PILE LINED thanZ;®til^nra their prewnt T ones. is ^ e t o S tlon is recommending expanded smaller amounts for a handful rek ,” mlUtary and economic aid for gtjjer nations. Sometimes verging cm tears. "I am appalled by the fact - Cambodia seven months after In addition, the proposal that the top management peo­ Rogers warned aganst it (See Page EigM) would provide $600 mUUon to fi­ all weather coafs ple in state government have Tile date of the possible con­ requested $3.2 blUlon for the nance credits for Israel. Unlike frontation over the administra­ _ # Regularty 26.90 next biennium — more than the other Items, which require tion’s proposals seems likely to both authorization and appropri­ double the ststie’s current Gen­ be delayed at least until the # Luxury Tailored eral Fund budget,’’, Mesklll ation legislation, the Israeli aid said. week of Dec. 7 by previous com- already has been authorized. Two Officials m itm ents ot Rogers and Secre­ • Famous Brond Calling for "frugality in gov­ Huis, it could be apprtmrlated tary of Defense Melvin R. separately from the rest of the New split shoulder styling'— with shell of Dacron and ernment," MesklU said be want­ Laird. FiredFrom ed to see what priorities the package, something administra­ cotton and a liner of Orion acrylic pile on a cotton back­ Laird and Senate RepubUcan tion forces are determined to ing. Choice of black, natural, olive, BriUsh tan plus agencies would set If they had Leader Hugh Scott sought In olive and charcoal plaids. Regulars, longs, shorts. . only two options; To live within avoid because aid to Israel has separate statements Friday to appeal for some senators who OEO Posts their current spending Umitap put political pressure on the tlons or to live within an in­ oppose aid to Cambodia. Senate by contending faUure to Laird failed to motion the WASHlNOTON (AP) — The crease no bigger than 10 p er approve the new program could 'A Aii Suits in Stoc:k on Fdbul^s Savings government’s top anUpoverty foreign-aid measure EYlday cent. slow or halt U.S. troop with­ lawyer and his chief deputy when he appeared before the Speaking at his first news drawals from Vietnam. . Sale Including New ON A SELECT GROUP have been fired because, their S^iate Defense Appropriations conference as governor • elect, The Foreign Relations Com­ OF MEN'S DOUBLE BREASTED boas says, they condoned ac­ subcommittee to ask for resto­ Fall Styles! the Republican congreBsman mittee, In a statement issued ration of more than $1 billion in tions not In the best intent of said he is upset by the tardi­ the poor and violated the law. Friday by chairman J. W. Ful- defense funds cut by the House. ness of some agencies which bright, D-Ark., noted that It last Terry F. Lensner, youthful di­ Together with new items that r suits and sportcoats failed to submit" their budget discussed the Cambodian situa­ were not Included In President A Famous Brand Names rector of the controversial legal requests by the Sept. 1 dead­ tion with Rogers last April 2 7 - Nixon’s budget, Laird’s javsen- FROM A TOP m a k e r services program of the Office line set by law. just before U.8. and South Viet­ Included — Nothing of Economic Opportunity, and tatlon, which he termed “rock One agency deliberately wait-- namese trtxms entered that bis deputy, Frank Jones, -were bottom,” called for a defense country to clean out Communist Withheld! removed from their posts Fri­ ed until after the Nov. 3 elec­ ^proprlation of $68.2 bllUon, tion Mesklll charged. ' "sanctuaries." day night by OEO director Don­ compared with $68.7 bllUon in "At that meeting," the state- These suits ..are regularly sold at ald Rumsfeld. He declined to ^aahe the agen­ the budget and $66.8 bllUon vot- REGULAR PRICES ment added, “Secretary Rogers ed by the House, $79.95 to $95.00. This Saturday only, Arthur Reid, 40, deputy gener­ cy, but bis prepared statement expressed the administration’s Afterwards, the secretary was you can deduct 15% o ff the regular al counsel o f the OEX), w as had Identified the Commission ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF concern that a large-scale mlU- asked by reporters if U.S. tnxm retail price of any suit in stock. 25% off named acting director of the For Ifig^r Education as one tary assistance program would withdrawals would be Slowed or program, which administers which had not completed the Choose from solid colors, fancies, probably be f

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V '\ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1970 , p a Ge t h r e e PAQti MANCHESTE3R EVENING HERALD,: MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1970 of scissors, an d' a thin wire Sheinwolfl on Bridge coat hanger. iVYC Commissioner Favors MO\/IEIMnNa9S Soviets Need Newji for Senior Cili^ens Remember, this program will FDRRAREN18AND take place on Wednesday morn­ SECRET OF WINNIKO YOUNG PEOPLE IS TO ASK LITTLE Orderlies: ing, Dec. 2nd, at 10 a.m. to Community Relations Plan NORTH By WALLY FORTIN iSs sMpcMps M le ifliMR D n t n r r o ii 11:30 a.m „ and we will have a By ALFRED SBElNWOU> 4 K32. , By WIUJAM TOW of the pc^ce to the minority peo­ SWMCi sShS Sle MiSrtSHr sf bus pickup for you. msi4v coefsAf tof S)flSs4 cMMMa <5 64 2 In Hdspitals ple is that of an Another week gone by and this until after the Christmas HoU. Thursday morning was pi­ Asaocdated Preas Writer ojppreBaor.” One of the secrets o f winning 0 AK2 • Muirdiy said he believes part week coming is Thanksgiving days. nochle day, and S8 players were ] U L MEt MMITTtO at bridge is to ask as little as 4^ QJ 109 MOSCOW (A P ) — Otie Soviet Day; how about that? ------NEW YO RK (A P ) — H ie new of this feeling is the result of the StMTlI MtMCU present, with the following win­ possible of luck. Don’t make EAST Unlat his Job Is aU about. . HO OHE UHOfR 17 AOWnEO Hearts. (A ll IM t miy vay Declarer took the eight of a s s 2 4 -rays Uteratum aya Gtozeta, Nowadays it isn’t here yet,,. 129.18 were all won by Ann One big item Is that the Se- sloner Patrick V. Murphy said “ Many liberals unfortunately M eortom orHi) spades and led another spade ass 4 NT Pa(^ predicting that by 1960 all toe and everyone is talking Christ- Wimmer. The men’s high_ triple ^ nlor Citizens’ Center, ____along„ In an interview. “It______is the basic have a very . low ojdnlon . of po­ 'a s s 6 1^ ' All Pass Nyanyas will be 60 or 70 years mas. Anyiroy, let s take them of 606 was won by Max Schu- vrith all town departmenU, w ill ingredient of police work, be- llcemen and t ^ y dt ^ booth, 2:00, 4:00; Five Easy P IE C E S ^ headquarters in Manchester. Joining a planned Bughaus for Die bank, Dionne is a 1960 flee of the State Unemployment *'i® graduation from Seat- m e leoerai govemmem, mam- ______-said. “ Some of toe problems who missed o u t last month. Richard S. Lawrence, Asso- its worst where poverty, poor change Pieces, 6:46, 7:46, 9:46. COLOR |R| President of the Bughaus service center in Brainard graduate of the University of Service, according to Edmund ^1® Pacific College. He was pro- ® respass- they have really blew my We had 93 players for the will be done at 2 p.m., firm, whose offices are at 604 Park, Hartford. ConnecticutrVhnnonHmif withw1f>i a TlB.S. flAo^rAAdegree rLolselle, office ______manager.___ mntpHmoted tnto AcrATir<7agency flofllnfnntassistant fnrfor DUt 1 1 8 3 n O t mOV6Cl tO 6j6Ct mind.” Many of toe problems, elates Member A.I.A.. of The housing and all of the social ills P ^ n ie n t. . them. Waits Downbeat education and training in 1968 he said, deal with "finding a kitchen social, and with Tom jjgre al the Senior Center, on L#awrence Associates, local firm exist. . . . police Pollution ConuniBsion MON. - IHURS. 7lM - »tW Lolselle said this amount Authorities were not immedi- “ Ambassador” O’Neill on hand Wednesday, Dec. 2. of architects and planners, were **We have to try to understand nients in general are to be SATURDAY BANKINO at the Home Office. I’HILADELPHIA (AP) — meaning in Ufe.” FRANKFORT, I^. (AP) — F R ID A Y at 7:89 - 9 M compensated 4,086 weeks of un­ He is a member of toe Hart- available for comment on Danclrig became Dr. Jerome to handle the program, things Guess this is agood Ume to quest speakers at the recent the different typo of communi- “ t ^ y pr^esslonal ^ d they are Saturday'banking, once stand­ Two college students have been employment, with the aversige the university plans. Hess’ hobby when he started went along smoothly, with SATURDAY at 9:99 - 8:99 - 19:99 — SUNDAY 6:S9-7:a9-9tM ard practice in Manchester, ford Life Underwriters Associa­ say a heart warming thank you monthly meeting at the Hart- ties we face. I think the police- ^ o ^ f* '^ ,^ r t io n a t e lv named by Gov. Louie B. Nunn weekly check totaling $67.89. ’liie 90 Indians on the island in taking lessons at age 81. plenty of. lucky winners. rk r^ / -V HHniinNsiMrnrisr„ seems to be gaining ground in tion and has completed four to everyone, who' contributed Regional Center in Newlng- man today Is a very popular fig- We *'^® ^ for the first time to toe state A ir By comparison, a total of For the noontime lunch of NO II ^ 4 ^ wB- n atn No Advance the area. The Savings Bank of partsitcuvo of the uto Chartered Life Un- Francis<» Bay, a mile off Hoy/ 90, and in a hospital bed OPEN AU DAY either canned goods, or money ‘ on Supervisors and Admlnls- ure among the white nUddle m ^ y , and Water Pollution Commis­ $117,630 covering 2,204 weeks ham salad, potato sticks, cake trators of statewide faclUUes un- class as they are the protectors cated men than o or lO years REBBRVATI0 N8L . X ^ A THEAkflE EAST Sale of Tlekets Manchester is something of a derwriters program. He lives at downtown Safl" Francisco, held a broken hip, the retired SUNDAY for fresh fruit, and vegetables. sions. They are James E. Jones was paid by toe local office dur­ covered with cherries, and a der the Jurisdiction of the State and defenders against the terri- ago,” Murphy said. latter-day pioneer in this, hav­ 173 Spruce St. news conference and open house (jentist Is “ preparing to do a llt- Because of your overwhelming Jr. of the University of Kentuc­ ing September a year ago—or 9 A.M. !<• 9 P.M. beverage wais served to 66 mem­ Health Department’s Office of ble wave of crime that we have “ It’s toe wave of the future, ing reinstated Saturday morn­ for newsmen Friday to unveil kicking again,’’ he said Fri- generosity, we collected some ky and Robert Burger of toe less than half toe amount paid the plans. bers, Man, you folks who aren’t Mental Retardation. nationwide. he said. "W e’re going to see ing hours on April 1, 1066, after B R IE FS 460 cans of "goodies” and 386; University of Louisville. out, during toe period in toe They call for tuition-free ARTMim DRUH taking advantage of our Mon­ and believe me, you can rest The Lawrences gave an Il­ “The policeman does not en- higher education and the federal U tde Iw ss and Big H alsy eight years of toe five-day week. current year. The average Alfred R. Campbell of 42 Jo- “I’m just waiting for them to is supporting it. courses in Indian arts and day, Thursday and Friday assured that you, have made lustrated talk using local, re Joy this respect in certain ml- government Banks in Manchester used to weekly check a year ago was a®ph St. has bedn promoted to Indian laws ecology and *^® luncheons are surely missing a many families v e:y happy, and Klonal and state facilities which norlty communities. TTie image Boy, it’s about time they did.” are n ol you r father’s heroes. remain open on Saturdays ex­ $53 33 claim supervisor at Aetna Life tnr- nhnni !ino 8^'’® 'word,” he real treat. their firm has designed, for toe STATE cept during toe summer. In toe ^ ______and Casualty, Hartford. Camp- his bed in Jef- thankful, for people like you on MANCNESTER CENTER this Thanksgiving Day. care, treatment and domiciling FREE P A R K REAR OF THEATRE fall of 1968 toe banks, by mu­ FINANCIAL ANALYST b®H. ® graduate of toe Unlver- ^ handmade Indian art Hoepitai. “I need toe ex- Pinochle of mentally handicapped per­ msim m NOW ^>UTTU FAUSS tual agreement, decided to elim­ Thomas C. Jones of Manches- Potaand. Jotoed Aebm reserve- ™®’’ ^ In the afternoon, we had a Demonstration sons. These facilities Include \ r / u j j p inate the Saturday hours. ter has been oppolnted a finan- 1" '950 and was a d v ic e d to ^ communities through- s ^ d he should fay part of Manchester’s Keeney St clal analyst for Sanltas Service bodily injury speci^st last 3 rt ^^le to w ^ in two weeks record 72 participate in our Another date to remember, is Now there are six of toe eight pinochle tournament, with toe School, ■Vernon’s Talcottville ^ HAPPY THANKSGIVING and in about six weeks he can f a ir WAX Wednesday, Dec. 2, as we’re go­ offices of the Savings Bank of Corp. of Hartford. y®®*-- «® ^ *°«™®*’ Democrat- university, Indian spokes following'winners; May Derby, School, Waterford’s Seaside Re­ TO A L L OUR Jones, who has been a data tc member of toe Manchester ^ g ^ said, probably start dancing again if ing to have a special arts and BIG H A ISV Manchester open Saturdays f i r 721; Ivy Siddell, 716; Bess gional Center and toe Mansfield from 9 a.m. to noon. Three of he wants to” crafts demonstration, which I ’m CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS! processing consultant for Arthur Board of Education. John Trudell, 24-year-old Ne- we’ire lamooa for Moonan, 716; Tom Grant, 706; Training School. —HOURS NEXT WEEK ONLY — those of(ices are in Manchester. Hess, who lives In Lancaster, sure many of you will be inter­ ____jOolor *os«ir\inkHflMassachusetts town which from mechanic to salesman y^g ^^en most people are to show you how it’s done. You has 120 telephone subscribers, and a captain in toe 1970 Great­ “ ThunderblPd University” with clerk-receptionist for toe day, supervisor to manager, and shopping and engaged in fam­ er Hartford Fund iDrive. Bob Goldfarb of East Hart­ Jhere is o chorge of $25.00 or actual costj can make one during the dem­ so 48 of them who live in toe a Seui Francisco architectural as Mrs. Magora had toe day most recently was the execu­ ily activltiea He Uves with his wife and ford, former talk-show host with onstration, and then make more western half had to pay the toll firm and that final funding and for water shut off or turn on if roquosted dur-^ off for being a good girl. It was tive vice president EUid admin­ dau^ter at 1 Main St. W IN P radio, has been named i j at home, anytime. Those inter­ to call toe fire department in istrator of 19 automotive and news director of Station WHRB technical details would com- ing othor than nornicd wotWng hours. a little different having a SALES MANAGER pleled within four months. “ blonde” around for toe day, ested should bring toe following the east. automotive - related corpora­ in Cambridge, Mass. iITie sta­ 'William F. Ames has been RI8E OONTIl^IUES ‘Tt’f not Just something ima- and many thanks to Elizabeth articles: A large piece of any Now, the phone company has tions in the New England area. tion is operated under the au­ cotton fabric, like a piece of announced plans to end local beep named sales manager for Unemployment claims con- spices of Harvard University, ^'"•ary. ’ she said. 'Tt’s reails- TOWN OF MANCHESTER WATER DEPT. Ctone, for volunteering her BONANZA bed sheet, yam scraps, a pair According '"® transportation, appliances and tinned to rise In Manchester services for toe day. toll calls. ‘ where Goldfarb is a sophomore. , first Bughaus facility w ill be electrical markets by Rogers last week, although toe state- ’Tlie prison building^ aban- ^ We had an excellent turnout located In *a shopping center Corp. wide upward trend was revers- gf doned in 1963—several of them for the oil painting class. This MONDA Y SPECIAL Joseph Gordon, manager now under construction by Ames Joined Refers in 1961 as ®d for toe first time in several toe Barrows and Wallace Co.’s g(roup has only two more meet­ England on Rt. 196 in Mans- i i A \ THEATRE EAST '^j. a sales engineer and has been weeks, toe Connecticut Labor real estate office In the Man­ ings, and then class will end fiel(L Opening is planned ; T r.mder '•®&‘®'’e> ®®1®® manager for toe Department reported, 'Thomas C. Jones chester Paihade, negotiated toe SATUBDAY late January. Another Is und juy^ggt gj^gg graduate Manchester claims increased recent sale of toe L&M Equip- «AND SUNDAY Rib EYE SPECIAL Way in New London, and ^ a. of Northeastern University with by 228 or 3.2 per cent from toe Anderson & Co. since 1966, will ment Co. on Rt. 83, 'Vertion. H a n r i i P B l n CHiLDREIN'S MATINEES AT third will be starteii soon in a degree in mechanical engine- previous week, reaching 1,419. be involved in toe planning and ’Die facility was sold to the ivrm . ARE J. PUSHBACK .*. G IA N T * ACRES OF j. Wolcott. MATINEES 2 ft 4 AUDITORIUMS * G A l l i RY * SEATS SC R E E N FREE PARKING J erlng, he began his career with Statewide, there was recorded coordination of financial sys- Aqua Mate Co., formerly locat- Eopntns ToMBd Salad Rtq. $1.59 The first few Bughaus serv toe Acushnet Process Co. of a slight drop in cases, with toe terns for toe corporation’s 56 ed on Broad St. In Manchester, for a price reported at approxi- Holiday Ice Cream ^ Ice stores w ill be owned and New" Bedford, Mass., its a pro- total declining by 301 from the member companies. PublWied Dally Except Sunday, operated by the parent cot- y^gj development engineer, previous week to 68,297. But toe A native of Rhode Island, he mately $200,000. and Holidairs at IS Blneil Street T H e Toent Ifanchester. Oonn. (06010) * poration, but later ones w ill be jgfgj. becoming a sales repre- A LL SEATS ^lANCHESTEt. 1.19 nationally franchised and will ggntatlve. Enjoy Your Thanksgiving Feast With Telephone 648-3711 f P K A n T O x n , D H t - / ^ FRL — SAT. — SUN. 85c be a “turn key” operation, Ames Is a U.S. Army veteran Second Class Postsce PsM si RKS 6 & 44A -» BOUUN NOTCH 3 TO P HO RRO R HITS ( Msoehester, Oonn. MATINEES TOLLBOOTH Sawyer said. and a licensed aircraft pilot. He Goodies That Are Traditional At Shady Glen! 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the day of the bake sale spon­ life, bedding to ' the pretense that the Connecticut 3 Hostages Bolton sored by the Junior Womra's railroads are a part df the free enter­ Club. lEttpttntg l|pralh prise system. Freed After It is felt that these llems were Heralding Politics In point of fact, they were never free a h k e e St. George’s probably intended to be includ­ ____PUBUBHKO BY THE ed in recent ecumenical clotb- By Sol R. Cohen HERALD PRINTING CO.. INC. enterprise, even in the way they got 18 Blnell Street By A.H.O. Ohio Kidnap Ing drives, since, in the past, l(aiiciieater,_Conn. themselves established. Invariably, they Slates F^ir Manchester’s new mayor will Inatlon - for First District c<»- THOKAS F. 8*BROTJSON the. town hall has T>een a coUec- tioin pidnt. be’Republican James F. Farr, gressman. WALTER R. FERGUSON were established by public subsidy, pub­ It is a. very delicate matter,^: OGV1N4JTON, Va. (AiP) _ "CSuistmas in the Country" Publlstien ™ » e hoatages, released un- If the owners wldi____ to have according to all Indications. AgoeUnelllr each Ume he ran Founded October 1, 1881 advising a gentleman ..of the is the theme o f the fair to -bo lic grant and public chairter. The only nanned after a three-state trip Mrs. Toomey forwaxxl these Farr, who is now secretary of tocludlng the lo id ^ cloth how to behave toward held at St. George’s Cli^h a. aa.aa...... w Im 4AAO. w*na 4 m a m I m m PubUifaed Every EvenlnK Except Sundays consistent free enterprise in their whole with a heavUy armed Ohio pris­ coats to a chorttaUe institution, the Board of Directors U ex- ****** and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at someone who seems to . have Dec. 6 . she wlU be happy to do so. “ Dlrecjors, U ex RepubUcan vote-getter on the llancbester. Conn., as Second Class Mall history has been the libertine way in on parolee, say they were treat- Matter. done him great wrong. In the ^ weU and one caUed their ab- A ^de variety of items wUI otherwise, they may be picked *** clmlnnan ticket. In 1966, h§ drew more which veuious financiers and groups of situation after the Nov. 8 re­ be offered for the .e ^ y Christ- y^e to^m hall. of the board and mayor at the votes in Mancbeker than E. SUBSCRIPTION RATES duefaM- "a perfect genUeman." TV Payable In Advance financiers have milked the railroads sults, the problem Is comidloat- The pariMee earUer had left mas slK ^^r, inoludli^ knitt^ BegigtraHon board’s Jah. 6 regular meeting. Clayton Gengras, the GOP can- One Year ...... v.'. .890.00 ed several times over. Six Months ...rT... U.60 and defied the best interests of {he pub­ two policemen handcuffed to a I^ o S n jewefry ^ registration wlU bo Parr will succeed Mayor Na- for governor In 1^. to Three Months ...... 7.80 Not only Is Joe Duffey, the church sink in Bayard, Ohio, One Month ...... 3.S0' lic Itself. A T ^ e sel^ti™ ’ of Christ Tuesday at the town than AgostineUl who will be drew more votes than Richard Mem ber of man who may have felt himself and fled, Ohio ouUiorltiee said, mas decorations'W a t i o M willtrtll to featur­ “ «t®t® comptroUer Nixon, who was elected Presl- But even though the railroads have wronged, a g^ntieman of the with a .45-caliber pistol and two THE ASSOCIATED) PRESS ed. A ™ uD ^ ^ilc*h woii^n «>® on Jan. 6, the next day. Agos- and Nov. 3, he drew The Aaaociated Press is exclusively en­ always been the last American enter­ ministerial profession, ordsdned revolvers belonging to the offl- grade are eligible to Join. Maxi- tlnelU, at l«je Jan. 6 b ^ more votes than Thomas Mes- titled to the use of republlcatlon ol all ceto- meets at St. George’s George s Tuesdays mum „„„ meeting, is expected to resign fclU. elected governor. and news dlapcUches credited to it or not other­ prise anybody could accurately csdl free, to the' vlrtues of the New 'fts- wise credited in this paper and also the The three civilians, all from from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to make wiiiu.Bn Board his post as board chairman Lowell' Welcker, elected U.S. tament. these decorations and local news published here. the traditional myth persists. We Minerva, Ohio, were prepared other ’ ’ *® ® *ton Outing Oub will »a senator. All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ Tom Dodd, the person who 0 and mayor, but to remain patches herein are also reserved. hesitate to violate the free enterprise to return today to Cincinnati as Odegard was elected to jthe may have drnie him wrong, is, pcdlce and the Federal Bureau tororterif U The Herald Printing Company Inc., as'- system by taking over the railroads hi joS'th^ w2; row afternoon from 3 to 6 at the for mayor, deputy mayor and Board of Directors in. 1966 and sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ although qnordalned, by Ms of Investigation conducted a come. University o t Cksmecticut skat- graphical errors appearing in adverilse- ow nadmlsMon th'e most honest, In addition, several Secretaiy. Immediately follow- jn 1968, and to the State Senate the name of the people, even though the six-state search for the parolee, Jug jjuk. Ing the votes, he will resign on Nov. 3. He defeated Demo- menta and other reading matter in The principled, and purest states­ craftsmen will display their Manchester Evening Herald. people are now financing them not only identified by Ohio authorities as from the board, to avoid a con- oral Dominic Squatrito of Man- man of hlis time. work. Metal sculptor, dried James Edward Kelley, 42, of Manchester Evening Herald fllct o t Interests with his state Chester for the State Senate Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washing- as customers but also as itaxpayers. We Cleveland. ton Post News Service. So bow does Honest Joe Duf­ newer aroangements and a n ‘Bolton Correspondent Judith comproUer’s job. ^.riSeat, winning in all four towns Pull service client of N. E.^ A. Service Inc. hesitate because we know that, by the "We are all okay," said Jo­ herb display are a few of the Donohue, Tel. «49-840e. Publishers Representatives — Mathews. fey feel, after the election, as Deputy Mayor David f^egSrii of the 4th District, Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency label, government ownership would be he notices certain evidence that. seph Flott, 24, after he and his attractions. A demmistratlon of — New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. sister, Nurissa, 17, and Connie weaving will be featured, and said yesterday thathe"ivill re- AgostineUl said yesterday socialism, which might be next to Com­ Honest Tom Dodd may have sign his position of'deputy may- jn order to avoid charges . MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ shafted him? Does he harbor Elliott, SO, were relea/sed Friday portrait painting will be done. TIONS. munism. So we choose, for the present, night. Home-baked goods will also Defense Funds or on Jan. 5, but may remain conflict of interest with his resentment, or offer forgive­ on the board for a little while, gjate comptroller, post, he will Display advertising closing hours to provide the subsidy without even re­ ness? Does he entertain the un­ PoUck aaid Kelley looked the I be available. For those vdio P r i l l n i l t Fw Monday — 1 p.m. JYkJay. throe irk a utility room of a Cov­ wishuHafi a o. lunchliinnH whiletvhflA shoppingpfirmnlmr andortH VfM. W.V/1.1 .E, Odegard U the new state sen- resign before Jan. 6 as chair- For Tuesday — l p.m. Saturday. taining control' over the way in which it worthy thought of some re­ 'Senatorial j^an of the board of the new For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. venge, or does he continue to ington s W v ^ BtaUon after fill­ browsing, a snack bar will be 2 For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. is going to be spent. Sooner or later, ing his cor ndth gasoline and featured. At $1.2 Billion District. Manchester State Bank. He said For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. believe in some eventual InharU .. Expected to succeed Ode- that, In addition, he will place For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. whoever Is Governor is going to feel holding up the station operator. General chairman tof the af­ HARTFORD (AP> — Defetiae _ _ For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. > tance for the meek? Will he gard as deputy mayor is Wrec- his bank stock In an non-coti- forced to demand some authority over He took about 8260 at gunpoint fair is Peg Huddleston. dassifled deadline — B p.m. day be­ seek to tear what he may feel s^ndtog in ^ ecticu t reached WllltonTT D l^ ‘ ‘Lid"ex trollable, untouchable, trust fore publication. B p.m. Friday for to be the mask of hypocrisy from Conrad Maynard, along Baton Awards 81.2 bllUcm during the 1970 fls- tn oiirmnd Farr m bbo- Saturday and Monday publication. how Connecticut dollars are going to be fund, also before Jan. 6 . from the saintly saturnine face with license plates from a car at This week’s revolving trophy cal year and kept the state latter “ oves spent. the station, then left, xx>llce of his tormenter? Or will ho, in award in the bat^l Democratic trick of protending to of 'The Franklin Institute tions between spacecraft and the Tet, at the same time, Duffey VTndsprvlUe; FhylUs Carr, state Legionnaires. Also Intro- the town offices. WUbur Lam- city sidewalk Inspector; Mike OPEN EVERY DAY 7 A.M. - 11 lying realities and laws of conduct which quencies for terrestrial com­ entire earth. family; business associates; of his appearance laM night, he ® former support the President’s welfare program The use of the moon as a re­ earth the moon can serve as would be making sure that Pine ^t., Manchester; Dorothy ku „ k 4. k ...... duced were former State Sen. bert, auditor, will meet with the CasseUa, an official of the Twin- have been better tested than any In­ munications and the Interna­ lay station to communicate Less some get the wrong Im­ the intermediate or relay point. NeU, West St., Bolton; Glennlce athletes from the flr^ team would be teJdng on the Anrieri- Barry of the 4th Senator- selectmen and representatives Cities Constructlmi Co., and in order to embarrass him and his party tional Telecommunications Un­ Dodd, too, faced a three -way dividual drug, stimulant, or social re- with spacecraft probing the far pression that this eventually will There may he, however, brief race in which his own chances Stevens, Merllne Dr., Vernon; s ^ n s ^ d by Moriarty B r o v in can Civil U bem es Union In a District; David Odegard, of the Football Association to George Chadwick, president of played out, the Democrats are turning fringes of the solar system Is ion (ITU) has become so con­ replace contemporary commu­ J r .," Saugus’. debate on Americanism (5’Con- uie d l^ c t ;’ clarify the matter of classiflea. Chadwick Construction Co. of FRESH PASTRY laxer. cerned with this problem that times when the peculiarities In of going back to Washington Errol Boober to a new political play. Now they are being proposed as another use nications systems It must be the moon’s orbit will preclude would also be nil. Mass.; Ida Serbser,iser, Park Bt., ®‘®‘ ®, bMeball nor said. We are fighti^ a Donald Genovesl and N. CJharles tlon of funds. At the present Meriden. The harm lies more in human ex­ specific frequencies are being uolmc bvu o for the moon. This will come realized that the laser can best kmister. L mif- ^®®"'IrCaili WJl XCIUO tU MIC - ava uac vcajr '’®*Z «___ va.. Boeginl. ,wzr\*^QaontQtlvoa renresentatlves from time, the footbaU program is Bauer and Lapadula have been AND ROLLS beginning to desert the proposal again, set aside for future uses. The continuous communication from and Carlton Buckmlster, LMig cess with the product than it does Inside after a permanent lunar settle­ be .used for communications In It seems to us like a beauti­ team and the Hartford Twilight young people. One of the prob- X t h Assembly Dls receiving funds both from toe on'leave of absence from their ITU has been hard pressed to- deep space. view St., RockviUe; David IDl- and thus kill its chance of even a token ment has been established In space where there Is no'atmos­ ful prospective way, If the sit­ League team of last summer, lems faced today with young town and from toe Bolton Ath- city jobs since toe charges were the product itself. allocate frequencies in an al­ Because of these conditions uation does arise, for Joe Duf­ ler, HazardidUe; Jocui Moser and just plain friends. dissidents Is their lack o f pur- J- enactment. ’Hits time their argument is the 1980s. phere. The atmosphere absorbs and daughter, Hayes Ave., Fairbanks, letic Association. ^ filed more than a year ago. Moderation could keep most ol these Now that Apollo astronauts ready crowded radio spectrum the moon may well become the fey to turn the other cheek and ------Prom those who “ knew him POse In life.” To this observa- Also, meoaore OPEN THANKS6IVINC DAY that the program isn’t big enough and to meet the ever increasing de­ energy and makes it somewhat communications central for the RockviUe; Lori Newcomb and ^hen” to the main speaker, tlon he added that Matt Mortar- manager for five years of toe Lost and Found ' Judge Joseph Longo said toe products entirely harmless. have walked on the lunar sur­ unreliable for use on earth. On at the same time experience, Mrs. Olive Toomey, town Chadwick firm indicated it good enough. But the real meaning of face, we are aware that the mands of commercial operators, solar system. All communica­ secretly, an unspeakqMe kind of d ^ t e r . North Park St., Rock- eulogized Matt for his gen- ty represents the leadership, 7 AJI. - 11 PJI. ’The individual who is hlmseU psy­ government agencies and radio earth, overhead clouds and in- tions may be made between ville. eroslty in giving unstlntingly of dedication, and inspiration by Wally Fortto, l ^ t w w clerk, reports that several coats would make restitution for the their action as it fits into the political moon possesses tremendous po­ ■vlslble air turbulences can Ipi- satisfaction. were left at toe town haU on amount aUegedly overcharged. chologically incapable of staying within tential in easing many difficult amateurs. From this It is ap­ wandering spacecraft and the ------time, effort; advice, and money needed to combat that emptl- stete and f ^ ^ time table is that they don’t want the parent that means ol communi­ press undesirable noise on laser the bounds of moderation in use of such space problems, one of which moon by laser beams. Conven­ to individuals and organizations ness. “ What would it be without plonshlp^ Ted ^ m m l^ s , cations in the higher frequency communications' or. In some President to have any kind of progress is deep space communications. tional radio methods may be nv«r n snan of nearlv four dec- nian like Matt?” he asked in Town Democratic Ctommlttee products would, 11 such products were band is most desirable. cases, completely absorb them Herald Wonders of over a span of nearly four dec chairman; and Tom Kelley and for his plan to have to his credit Some time ago this column dis­ used to relay the messages from banned so efficiently that could be kept For this alternate communica­ if the; overcast Is of sufficient the moon to earth. TTils may Visibly Moved Father Keating set toe.mood Charles “Pete" Wl^en, when the 1972 campaign rolls around. cussed the application of the The Universe from him altogether, find other means of tions system Clarke again pro­ density. also be done with the laser but Yesterdays Matt was visibly moved by for toe serious portion of his Manchester High School moon as a platform to launch Thus, \radlo signals of proper (Continued from Page 4) In other words, the Democrats were poses the use ol the laser, only under exceptional condi­ many of toe comments and toe brief remarks with a number coaches, indulging himself In damaging excess. fast probes to other planets. frequencies jjylll continue to be for the program when they thought the This was to have been accom­ which was first suggested In tions when laser communica­ 25 Years Ago moon. Even lunar computer bursts of applause that greeted of jokes, prefacing them with hfiner said many communlca- 'The problem is within the human 1958. He indicates the laser is used to communicate with earth plished by letting the probe fall tions are possible. According to the results of a faciUties might be made avaU- them during toe evening, thanks to Pat O’Brien and Red tlons were received from President couldn’t get It, and they are being. an extraordinary optical device from space but In time. If toward the earth and with the If communications finally traffic survey. Installation of a able to them. Only toe most tin- Francis Miner, master of cere- Skelton as their sources. Run- sons unable to be present He turning against it now because they are Television is not his keeper. And per­ which produces a beam of al­ enough spacecraft go Into the proper guidance the earth come to the earth by radio llnk.i traffic light at Center, Arch,, portent and personal messages monies and a past commander big down toe Ust of young lead- read letters from Mayor Frank Channel 18 haps the ultimate nonsense of those who most precisely parallel light. It sky, we -will run out of commu­ afraid he might get it. And this, for the could act as a gravitational why not let the deep spacecraft Pine and Broad Streets is not' need be relayed to toe earth, of DlIworOi-Cornell-Quey Post ers who paid visits to (tommu- J. McCoy of Vernon; Jerry Fay, can be accurately focused: A nications frequencies and then would try to make television the keeper whip to provide a sUpilficant communicate directly with the warranted. The volume of toe messages of toe American L«glon, spon- "Ist countries before or after Manchester basebaU, footbaU, moment, Is the way politics is dealing laser beam aimed at the moon we must go to communications Increase in speed a t ^ o adeji- earth by radio without the use J. Frank Bowen, town engl- relayed to earth must be a sors of toe testimonial, noted ®a«h major riot, he said, and basketball star of the IflpO’s with the problem of welfare. of the behavior of the Individual is now Illuminates an area only a mile by laser. tional increase in propellants. of the moon? The answer Is that f „eer for 31 years, resigns, small fraction of the total In- that Matt is basically a shy “ Youngsters In demonstrations and 1930’s; and a telegram going to be illusti^Med by the substitu­ or two across, while a search­ It Is estimated that within 10 ’The effort ought to be for a revival of In time scientists plan to use when these planetary voyagers volved til interplanetary voy- person “ I know he Would like have been fooled. But Matt from Sen. Thomas Dodd, light beam at the moon’s dis­ years almost all portions of the bi-partisan support for a test run of the tion ol the hard liquor commercial lor the moon as a reservoir of raw are In transit many of the ques­ 10 Years Ago ages. to be almost any place except Moriarty wasn’t fooled.” Then, Proud of Family tance of 24,000 miles will be electromagnetic spectrum will tions to which they want an­ There exists a tremendous here at this time, but I told him reading a poem whose toeme in acknowledging toe tributes new program, as suggested by Senator the wicked dgaret commercial, fol­ materials to ease the inordi­ several thousands of miles in be used for communications. swers may be available and William Curtis, new school potential In toe laser for com- he would have to sit It out,” a choice ^tw een btoldtiig paid him. Matt said, “ I am lowed, perhaps, by the first soft-selU nate financial burden of trans­ diameter. Ribicoff, not for anybody’s political ben­ The frequencies may range from transmitted to them by a clear­ superintendent, starts job. municaticats appUcatiens. In in part of his expression of “ P ‘ earing down, he left no deeply grateful and certatitiy for marijuana. porting these from the earth. Engineers also indicate that ten to 1,000 billion cycles per efit, but for the good chance that this na­ Now another use has been pro­ ing house or control on the Roger B. Bagley is elected time, as Clarke suggests, we thanks for toe outpouring of af- ‘‘“ “ W where toe guest of honor overwhelmed." ’Ihen he di the volume of information that second. But within this time the chairman of Zoning Board of stands. posed by Arthur C. Clarke, one may have to go to this to ban- fecticn and love, and for toe greased t o speak of his family, tion can at last work its way out of a can be transmitted is directly needs of space communication (See Page Five) Appeals. ’Tribute to Boss ______of the most perceptive writers die communications from deep gjit of a barometer - thermo­ -vrtiich several speakers pointed Watchword welfare system which does more to pro­ Pdice Mystery on the contemporary astronau­ space probes. meter by toe Legion and . number of P^ie at toe always been paramount long than to cure the need for itself. tics scene. Copyright friends, Matt confirmed Miner’s J'®^ *®^*’*® ^ f ‘ ij® , hi his life, despite any other “ „ „ „ „ tebles were introduced for trib- Stamford residents were profoundly Clarke proposes the use of the ;Corp^ observation. "If a man Is half merelv to take a bow ‘*'‘®'^®®‘®’ ' shocked last May when they read about moon as a nonconventlonal re­ as good as his wife and family “‘®® ™®reiY “> n now. „j carried a girl In 1862 (toe the incident in which one police patrol- Fischetti . >. i. I.J to Gene Johnson, member of toe t.,uo » h,. lay station for communications. thinks he Is,” he said, he is M^rtarty Bros, sales staff and Some Authority With The Money? ' man shot another—nearly fatally—dur­ He proposes the moon as a re­ Moodus Hunter a wonderful man. I am sure my said. She w m sure * e .l^ ing "horaepla^” in the Police D^>art- lay station for communications fbmily wanders who they have - What happened the other day, when m ent..park^ lot...... "One of my fondest momenta using an intense, collimated, been talking about tonight." has been to play for a team But they' have been even more deeply Dies in Mishap Governor Dempsey felt impelled to light beam—the laser. Head Table sponsored by Matt Moriarty. she was married to an engineer shocked in recent months by the strange Inquire of the Penn Central manaf'e- Clarke Is not a “ Johnny- BIAST HADDAM (AP) -Gary Earl C. Petersen, poet past ^353 Legion team won toe had $14 a week for house- and intoleralMe silence which has sur­ come-lately’’ to the astronau­ Corey, 17, of Moodus, died Frl- commander and commissioner championrfilp We have expenses. One day I went ment what kind of layoffs of employes rounded the investigation gf* the event. tics scene. He may best be re- day ■ 8 Matt added, “ My wife re- ing the steps taken by the Police Oom- lites have already been launch­ would give it to him.” ’ jected the advice. Thank God taining Its questionable erations in this misslon to disciplliie the men, especially ed and shortly the other satel­ APPLES Start of Sponsorship we now have five beautiful chll- state was taking measures which might the one who fired the shot. lites will go into the sky to In­ Francls Mahoney, represente- dren.” No one doubts that the vast majority CORTLAND influence the whole eccmomlc welfare augurate a highly reliable glo­ APPLE PIE tive from the 19th Assembly Dls- 10:30, toe testimcHilal was o f Stamford’s policemen would never bal system of radio communi­ BALDWIN trlct, reminisced about toe birth over, but not toe end of expres- of the state without even ciMisulting the cotuider such an irresponsible {Mtink — cations first described by him WINESAP of Moriarty support of town sions of gratitude. Then It was state is certain to be parallel^ in all the more reason to discipline tboee 25 years ago. also sports. Ume for Individuals to file past other instances so long as the subsidy who do, and to restore puMlc conficence In a recent book, “Voices McIntosh . “ More than 35 years ago," he toe head telile . to shake toe in the police by releasing a full report, from the Sky,” he points put Bed i t Yellow Delicious said, “ Steve McAdams and I hand and convey their thanks relationahip persists. from beginniiig to end. that the principal communica­ had toe nerve to ash Matt to ond best wishes to a man who, Sooner cn* later, the state is going to Even the fact of OcukowsU’s resigna­ tions barrier Is the ionosphere, sponsor a basketball team.” tor two hours, had been praised tion last Sept. 4 was made puUic only Orchard Hill have to put its authority where Ms that series of layers of charged Matt referred them to his for his c<«tribuUc«s to God, recently.. particles in the atmosi^ere AVEBY 8T„ WAPPING money is. brother and partner, Maurice, county, toe state, and commu- Police Commission Chairman Thomas which reflect and absorb all but who grave toe go-ahead. “That nlty.'' Why esn’t it^do it now? C. Mayers called the incident “ just one Delicious Apple Pies for ThanksKiving those radio signals of the short­ was toe beginning of Moriarty ' ------___ of those things." It seems more impor­ Open 7 Days — 8 AJM. - 6 P.M. Primarily because we are still, in our - est wave length. Because of this Bros, sponsorship o t athletic Always Iron with the weave tant than that to us. — STAMFORD AD­ absorption engineers are re­ H£Rve/ m ^0l//£T^ iFmNE^TmH UFm t Uf> own folklore about our own gyitem of VOCATE. irlfli ...... B«— .^1 ^ teams in Manchester,” Mahoney of fabric to avoid uneven hems stricted In the wave lengths or To m Moon U)0ULt> m A FLAT TlR£ OH THFIR LUMAR added. and stretching. \-

•\ M ANCHEST^ BVEraNG HERALP, MANCHE^IBR, CONN., SATURDAY, N O V E M B ^ ^ l, 1970 P A G E S E V E N PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ), M^CHESTER. CONN« SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1970 V H ehron Coventry Bible Week To EmphdsiM Recreation Boosters Oub C h u e c h e a Reading of-New Versions To See Opening The Baby Has The Salvation Army St. Bridget Church South United Methodist Church Biy OEOBGE W. OOBNBIJL Protestant break-away, varying Commission ^ Of Yule Season eei Main St. ''Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Main i^t. at Hartford Rd. NEW YORK lAP). — Bible interpretations and m a ^ de- Coventry residents wiU>have Capt. and Mrs. lAwrence J. Rev. Harry McBiien Rev.,-J. Manley Siaw, .D. D.,- reading, udilch used to demand no^nationa ^ ____ , Slates Tour Been Named Beadle - Rev. Nell F. Fitzgerald Pastor How will it affect my tax shrug^ with a lot of archaic Practice of ape- Ein opportunity to jolh In 'oi)® Officer-in'Oiaige ------Rev. Gary S. Cornell, This column of questions and answers on federal return? , words and old-Ehiglish quirks of The Recreation Commission of tile Eirea's flret haUday ------^ tu rd a y, Masses at 5 and Associate Pastor tax matters is provided by the local office o f the U.S. style and meaning, now Is much Thursday evening voted to hold events next FridEiy, when toe 9:80 a.m., Sunday School; 7:30 p.m. in school auditorium. Rev. Carl W. Saunders, A ) I f you account to your Protestantlsim. After the Eng- Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public a special meeting £kmday Eifter- Boosters Club sponsors a trip Classes for all ages. Sunday, Masses at 7 :30, 9, Associate Pastor employer for those expenses, Spiegel. Cheryl Bera, daughter of Eugene EUid Frances And this Sunday, countless Hf** noon at 12:80 to review town- to HEirtford for toe Constitution 10:40 a.m., Holiness Meet- and 10:30 a.m.. In church; and service to taxpayers. The column^nswers questions you will not have to report, Smolowlte Spiegel. 446 W. Middle Tpke., Manchester. She waa thousands of Americans wUl be- ArchWUhop o f C ^ te r- owned property In Forest Park Plaza FestivEil o f Lights and ing. Nursery provided. 10:30 and noon in school audi- 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship for them on your tax return. A n born-Ndv; 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her materiial most frequently asked by taxpayers. gln doing It, on a special basis. »ury, ’^ o m M C r a t e r , Includ- as a posBlblUty of skating and the Hartford Times CeltoI Sing. 6:16 p.m.. Open air service torium. the whole church. Thanksgiv­ exception occurs when your -gr^dpEU’ents ore Nb*. Euid Mrs. Siunuel Smolowlte, Brooklyn, The wcaion Is ^ o o a l Bible ^ ^ «« Book of ^mmon sUding this winter. A bus will leave the hlgh^; ing Sunday. Sermon; “ Qlving reimbursement exceeds your ,-N. Y. Her paternal grandpEurents are Mr. and Mrs. Hsirry S^e^ and indoor prayer meeting. ' _------Week, whose roots go far back atlU used in A n glicw The commission wlU meet at Thanks.” The Rev. Dr. Shaw Q ) The income tax sur­ amount, please -return it in­ expenses. The excess then school at 7 p.m. on Nov. , 417r --gel, Brooklyn, N. Y. She has a brother, Jeffrey, 15 manths. 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Church of the Assumption into toe troubled h ^ry of in- Eplsc^) ^>^ches Elizabeth Dr. smd tour part of with town - wide ^pEtirtiedpatiqn^ preaching. Church School for charge expired in June. Does dicating the date the pay­ should be reported as income. ^ *' Adams St. and Tliompson Rd. terrellglous feuding but which p i ^ r for the second Sunday ^ toe approximately 30 acres Inviited, according to Boostera^ infant-toddlers through adults. that mean money earned this ment was made and where it Employees who are not re­ Nee, Kathleen Marie, daughter of Thomas and Ann Wln- Full Gospel Christian Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor now is Jtdntly backed by toe ', . . . . „ . whlcl]^ residents accepted at a Club travel chaIrmEin. M rs.'' 9 a.m.. Adult Discussion fall is not subject to it? was sent I f your check has imbursed fo r business ex­ zer Nee, W all St., iRFD 1, Hebron. She was bom Nov. 4 at Fellowship Interdenominational Rev. Robert J. Burbank various branches of faith, work- ^**5L**^ **^lfS*** town meeting last May eis a WllUam G. Glenney, who - Class at Susannah Wesley IJall. been returned by 'your bank penses may claim a deduction Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is Orange Hall A ) The income tax sur­ show the numbers or other for them on their tax return. ing , together to advance toe ^ r lp tu iw to vndtten gift from London Park, Inc. stressed that the trip Is not on­ Men’s Christian Literature for our learning; grant that we Mrs. Lucy Winzer, E eisI Hartford. H er paternal grandpsu'enta Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor Saturday, Masses at 6:00 and charge applies to all income identification put on the check A t that time, Thornton Secor, ly tor rtudents. Class meeting in the kitchen. For more information on are Mr. and Mrs. John Nee, 122 Green Rd., Manchester. She 7:30 p.m. earned in 1970. Withholding when it was deposited by IRS. this subject, send a post card D e c la rh i their “ undying state conservation commission Reservations for the excur­ 10:16 a.m.. Youth Lounge hEis a brother, John, 3. 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, by employers for the sur­ to your IR S dlstricr director principles” have inspired men's *®am and inwardly Eigent, reported that even though sion must be nuide since limit­ open to Senior Hlg^is. charge, however, was stopped and open discussion. Sunday 10:30 and 11(46 a.m. and ask fo ^ Publication 463, noblest efforts. President Nixon ^ ^ d , about half of toe lEuid is swEimp, ed seats are avEdlable. Reser­ B«ty«a, Mark AUen, son of Allen and Jerilyn Moger 6 p.m.. Study in Psalms led in July. has urged aU citizens during toe ^,Th® 10-year^ld A in e ric ^ Bl- vations should be arranged by School. ------,------Q ) I paid over $50 to serv­ Travel, Entertainment an(l there are potentials in toe area RoyEil, R F D 4 , Box 469, BoltoU. He weis bom Nov. 4 at Man­ by the Rev. Mr. Oomell. When the surcharge was perlod to "refresh our spirits We Society, at toe start of t ^ 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic serv­ St. Bartholomew’s Church ants I hired to help out %t my Gift Expenses. This pamphlet for deyeloplng it further eis wet calling the Hig^ Schcxil gfuld- chester MemorlEd Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Theme: "Out of the Depths.” due to expire last December, and fortify our resolves” by ^h iry, began setting special EUice office. ice. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor daughter’s wedding reception is free. land EUid it has good open space Emd Mrs. Henry Moger Jr., Armonk, N. Y. His paternal gnmd- 7:30 p.m.. Senior High it was extended by Congress This year’s Carol Sing wUl Rev. Edward M. LaRose held in our home. Do I have reading the Bible. ‘^^y® P ® * ^ B“ »*® ®*"- valueEjitor toe town. parents are M r. and Mrs. Leon C. RoyEil, Armonk, N .Y. He has Methodist Youth Fellowship. to June S6, 1970 at a reduced AJtomigh this oldest book of P * ^ ‘®- President W o ^ w WU- feature Gordon MacCrea, a Church of the Nazarene Assistant Pastor to pay social security tax for He sulded that toe area Is ex­ a brother, Dean, 2. Membership Seminar. rate of 6 per cent. That means 200-voice choir and the Gover­ ^236 Main St. them? Q ) My store is np for sale books is packed with profundi- V* ^ ^ cellent for wildlife, trlEd- sys­ ****«( Thursday, 8 to 9 a.m.,Thanks­ the rate for the 1970 calendar ties that iW e engrossed schol- ^ent to support toe o ^ rv im c e . nor’s Foot GuEird Band. Rev. Vtllllam A. Taylor, apd one person who wants to tems, skating ponds, sledding English, JEunes Patrick, son of George and MEirilyn Saturday, Mass at 6 p.m. giving Day. Individual Com­ tax year is 2% percent. A ) No, you do not unless arr to ro u ^ the ages, stirred Most other presidents have done FoUowing toe trip to Hart­ Pastor bdy it has offered to make Mils, picnic areEis EUid even Giberson English, 14 Penn Rd., Manchester. He was bom Nov. Sunday, Masses at 7 :30, munion. The congregation may you paid $60 or more to any ford, those on. toe trip wlU be a down payment and to pay endless research and filled H- , , provides a wonderful opportun­ 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hla matemEd gnmdpar- 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. come at their own convenience one person during a calendar the guests of EdwEird Turn, the rest in t^ree years. Can bfariea with studious volumes of , 1943, toe Bible Society ^ ents are Mr. Emd Mrs. Frank Giberson, East Hartford. His pa- 9 a.m., Prayer Service. and leave when convenient. Q ) A couple of days after I quarter. ity for a pond or fire hole. mEuiEiger of the Tliries Fsirm 9:30 a.m., Church School for I save on taxes by having the analysis, it also was meant for ^“J®**®** “ m o ^ d ^ Residents of toe area Eind lemal grandmother is Mrs. Marie English, 63 HiomEis Dr., St. James’ Church There will be scriptures and paid my tax bill I got another Employers who are liable ord l^ people. ®‘“ ® >-®«JWg program, starting CEimp, at the cEmip lodge. everyone. money spread like that? Girl Scout troops had requested MEmchester. He hEis two sisters, Lynne, 6, Emd Krtetin, 6. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, prayers, meditations. notice on it. What should I do? for this tax, should file the re­ A ^ U x i^ lt is available to ^ Tliankagiving Day W MWe Mrs. Glehney h^ also an­ 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. toe Conservation Commlf^don ^ »•*,**• Pastor turn and pay the tax due by A ) There could be a tax ad­ them in qi^tity of copies and Week and emtinu^ t ^ ^ nounced that payment on the Message by the pastor. A ) The latest notice you re­ and toe Board of Selectmen to i Fallon, Sarah Kathleen, daughter of James and Patricia Rev. Joseph E. Vujs November 2. That is the dead­ vantage of reporting profits Boosters C^lub’s poat-ChristmEis St. Mary’s Episcopal Church hi'; translations Into modem, Christmas. More than 200,000 Cjhenot FEiUon, 1051 Forbes St., East Hartford. She was bom 7 p.m., Evening Service. ceived was probably issued line for reports on the July, from a sale over a period of improve toe area. However, it trip to New York City on Dec. Rev. niomas Barry Church and Park Sts. everyday language, to an extent F®®>'®‘® «>® P®>^«*’ deluding Nov. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hoepltal. Her maternal grand- • Mesage by the pastor. before the payment was cred­ August, September Quarter. years. Whether it will benefit was felt by both boards that It 28 Is due by Dec. 4 at the high Rev. James M. Boyle Rev. George F. Nostrand, imequaled before. bookmarks listing toe daily - parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chenot, 22 Crestwood Dr., ited to your account. In a Use Form 942, Employer’s you depends on your tax WEIS now toe responsibility of toe school ^Idan ce office, where Rector Several crisp, Uvely new readings, have been mailed to MEmchester. Her patemEd grEmdpEments are M r. Emd Mrs. First Church of CSirist, case like yours where the pay­ Quarterly Tax Return for bracket and other income. Recreation Commission to make a representative wlU be on Saturday, Masses at 6 and Rev. Russell Allen translations have come out late- churches and chaplains. James FEdlon, Holyoke, Mass. She Ims a brother, jEunes, 18 Scientist ment was made a few days Household Employees. To qualify for this tax any further decisions. hand. Those signed up for this 7:30 p.m . Rev. Timothy Carberry before receiving a notice, ig­ ly—the Catholic-sponsored New 7 months. 447 N. Main St. treatment, however, the pay­ First Selectman Aaron Reid trip may eJso maJee payment Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9, Rev. Ronald HtUdeman American Bible and Jerusalem *****> nore it ments you receive during the will meet with toe commission by sending a check to club 10:30 a.m., noon n,ad 5 p.m. Bible, and toe Protestant-spon­ Schmidt, Ingrid Karena, daughter of Ralph Jr. Emd 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ I f you receive another bill Q ) I’ve been given an ex­ first year must not exceed 30 A Thought for Today members on Sunday and If at all trcEisurer Ronald EJdmondson, 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. sored New'English Bible—^Uiat Nancy Crumb Schmidt, 26 Am ott Rd., MEmchester. She weis day School and Nursery. “ Soul for payment of the same pense account on my pew job. percent of the sales price. Sponsored by toe .Manchester fesialble, and It funds eu« avEdl- Brewster St., who must re­ Community Baptist Church make reading it a fresh experi­ bom Oct. 31 at Manchester MemorlEd Hospital. Her paternal and Body" is the subject of the 9 a.m.. Family Service with Council of Churches able, toe necessary action will — f ceive the ch ^ k by Dec. 4. An American Baptist Church ence. Dancers On Stage grandparents Eire Dr. Emd Mrs, REdtto Schmidt Sr., Utica, N.Y. lesson-sermon. T h e Golden the sermon by the Rev. Mr. be taken to clear toe area for School Paper 585 E. Center St. AI these translations involved She hEis two brothers, Ralph HI, 6, Emd Eric, 4. Text: I Corinthians 3:17. Allen. Church School, Crib skating Emd sUdlng. Issue number two of the Jewish - Catholic - Protestant "He who believes in nobody The Flora Dora Girls pose outside of Clancy’s Bar fit o f the Rham symphonic band’s trip to London. * *, « * *1 The Christian Science Read­ Rev. Walter H. Loomis, Class and Nursery care. Area Churches In other business, Joseph =Pel- P.A.P.E.R., the high 8chl at a dress rehearsal last night for the “ Gay Nine­ Dancers are, from the left, Bianca Massey, Nancy Sturgeon, Jennifer Leigh, daughter of Richard and ing Room, open to the public Minister 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning Rockville United Methodist First Congregational Church St. Geonre’s Episcopal Church cooperation, as did toe relative- knows that he himself is not letier reported to toe commis­ newspaper, Is on the stEinds Bolton *y recent Protestant-sponsored to be trusted.” ties Review.” The show will be held tonight at 8 Schreyer, Irene Mooney, Gail Storm and Dottie Kaaren WolfEirth Sturgeon, 66 *IUdor Lane, Manchester. She except on holidays, is l<>ca|ed Coffee House, Speaker: Dr. Church Of Vernon sion that he, L>eon OEirdiner and now and available at local ’ cx— J— > IT— 1— /-.it. ^ Auerbach Threes. (Herald photo by Frisina) WEIS bom Oct. 31 at MEmchester Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ at 749 Main St. H ie hours______are9:15 a.m.. Church School for Harold S. Barrett, deputy com- 142 Grove St. Rev. John A. Lacey, Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, Vicar Revised S ta n ^ Veraloo.^- Joseph Kabllk had met Nov. 10 in the old town hall, Rt. 6, Andover for the bene­ business establishments or ' at ■ ets, such as toe American Bible submitted by nal grandparents are Mr. Emd Mrs. H. W. Wolfarto, Pittsburgh, 11 a.m., to 4 p.m Monday ages, Sunday School ' for missloner of the State Depart- Rev. Willard E. Conklin, hOnister to work on compiling a list of the high sch(x>l. Rev. Norman E . Swensen Pa. Her paternal grEmdparents are M r. and Mrs. R. T. Stur­ through Saturday. Nursery through Grade 4 con- ment of Health who will speak Minister Rev. Randall P. Ferrara, 8:00 a.m.. Holy Communion. facilities avEillable for "toe The Patriot Associated Press 10:16 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Version of toe New Testa- Trinity Coveiismt Church Ribicoff Sees geon, Brackenrldge, Pa. tinulng during the service. about "Organizing Better Assistant Minister townspeople within toe boun­ Happenings Edited Eind Revised won found­ *. •> *i • , 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Health Services Thru Coopera- 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Rev. Betsy F. Reed, Dlscussloh sermon. Nursery daries of toe town.” Agnew Mixes Praise ed lEwt ycEir, Emd this current Concordia Lutheran Church truths in clearer, contemporary . NeumEm, Geoffrey Brian, son o f BEirry Emd Laurie Teich Women’s 20th Anniversary Sun- tlve Efforts.” Nursery through adults. PeUetier stated that toe sub- Richard Nixon issue contains six sheets of 40 Pitkin St. Minister of Christian Education and Church School. ior>® “ ejirged to join state-owned faciUties, Emd pri­ Saturday, Nov. 21 , ary sheet. ‘ Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., in a recommended sequence of By CARL GREENBERG His patenml grirndpEirents Eire Mr, and Mrs. Seymour Neu­ Assistant Pastor hour. A nursery Is provided in Thursday, 8:30 a.m.. Holy Wesleyan United Methodist able. Group. SHOW vately owned faciUties, such as Drug Advisory Center, 647- - HONOLULU (AP) — Vice the Indianapolis News as vice M ary LeBlanc Is editor-in- doily Scripture readings, ' is The Los Angeles Times man, Skokie, 111. He hEis a sister, Ronni, 21 months. the Children’s Building. CommunicHi. Church 9:25 and 10:56 a.m., Church fields. 9222, phone manned from 6 President Spiro T. Agnew, ad- president. John C. Quinn, Gan- chief of this year’s P.A.P.E.R., * * *1 * *1 4:30 p.m.. Junior Youth Fel------Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington „ ■ .ra. 1. sijonsored by toe Layman’s Na- His committee would be inter­ p.m. - 3 a.m. with Cheryl Covey, literary ed­ 9 a.m., , Holy Communion, School. Second Congregational Church oommlttee, the OPEN 9 AM. - 9 PJd. LOS ANGELES — Sen. Abra- dressing an audience of editors, New^^ra, R^heater Rouleau, David Scott, son of Robert sind Kathy Karmeris lowship. Fellowship Hall, Sen- Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor ested in heEirlng from residents EEmt Side Rec, School St., 10 , , ...... N.Y., was elected secretary and itor; NEmcy Arendt, Donna Church School and Nursery. St. John’s PoUsh National 5 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel­ United Church of Christ ham A. Ribicoff (D-Conn.) said Rouleau, 86V6 Twin Hills Dr., (Coventry. He waa bom Oct. 31 American Bible Society and toe If they have an active group a.m. - 6 p.m. says he beUeves his views have Ernest Cutis, Charleston (S.C.) Hawley, Emd John Kissane, 10:30 a.m.. The Service, Youth Fellowship, Youth CalfaoUc Church lowship will meet. Rt. 44A, Coventry at MEmchester Memorial HoepitEd.'' His matemsd gnmdparents 9:46 a.m., Sunday School Cathqlic Biblical As^iation of ABC presently using a faclUty Emd here this week that “ els of to­ West Side Rec, Cedar St., 1- been reported fairly—even by post.t reaaurer. sports; John KlssEuie, advertis- Church School and Nursery. Building. Face to Face Group, Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, 7 p.ip.. Senior Pilgrim Fel­ are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Itormeris, Dover, N.H. His patemEd Classes for all ages. America. the days fEUSiUty is used. day” he beUeves President Nix­ 6 p.m. as directors were ?Hck Dlckau, business Thursday 9 a.m., Holy Com- Choir R(X)m Pastor lowship vrill meet. 10 a.m.. Worship Service and newsmen “ who I happen to Elected grandparents are Mr. Emd Mrs. Nelson Rouleau, Dover, N.H. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. It used to be a more limited BETTfR HOMES Also, Emy group that might Community Y, N. Main St., Long Beach Cal- manager; Collene Ravlln, art munion. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.. Anniversary ireh School. on “ wUl be q one-term presi­ know do not suffer from ardor Larry Allison He hEis a brother, Michael, 14 months; smd a sister, Tammy, 3. Nursery. affair, the start of \riilch gener­ WEmt use of a faciUty in 1 - 6 p.m. . .Teen Center, 8-11 editor; and Holly Matthews, Tlianksgivlng Eve Service. Masses, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Communion Service, 7:30 p.m.. Ecumenical 1443 WILBUR CROSS toa‘ dent” Em(l will lose to a Demo­ for Aenew.” Press-Telegram.; DaUas C. p.m., Wesleyan Youth. ally is credited to the lay com­ toe future, should contact the p.m., open to senior high stu- columnist. 6 members will be received Thanksgiving Service. HIGHWAY . ' , , / . ,, Hlgbee, ChEirleston (W .VA.) Ga- Center Ccmgregational Church 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. mittee of I’ rotestant, Jewish commission. crat in 1972. dents, $1.50 at the d(x>r. “I have m ^eled at how well Charles Hubbs, Cincinnati N euicy Arendt, Donna Haw­ Emanuel Lutiieraa Church toe church. Alter toe service, United Church of Christ Gospel HaU ar«d Catholic businessmen in BERLIN. CONN. PeUetier stated that they hope And, said Ribicoff, If Mr. Nix­ South United Methodist you have made this the best in- ley, ad Steve Hamblett are In 11 Center St. Church and Chestnut Sts. there will be a coffee and des­ , __ , ,, w Enquirer; BEirclay Jameson, 416 Center St. Unitarian FeUowahlp United Congregational Church 1941, but toe roots go back much to have a list avEillable by the on decides that Vice President Church, Cfooper H eiII, 8 p.m. fo m e d nation on earto,” he junction (Colo.) Senti- chEirge of features, with Sue Rev. C. Henry Anderson, sert hour. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, . of Glastonbury United Church of Christ further. In 1967, toe Bible Socie­ next commission m e e t in g s Spiro T. Agnew has ceased to The General Choir and toe Bell said. “ I regard Am erica’s press Quinn Gannett SEilters, Pam Linderson, Joan FARM PRICES Pastor • Minister 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Academy Junior High Thlland ty joined Its support to toe ef­ Dec. 17 . be an asset toe President will Choir Concert. . . tickets from as the best and strongest In the Newspapers Rochester, N.Y.; Donohue and Richard Merri- Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., Bruce J. Evenson, Intern First Congregational Church 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. Main St., Glastonbury Rev. Donald G. Miller, fort, as did toe scholarly Catho­ The commission eiIso voted to not hesitate to “ dump” him members or toe church office, world.” Herbert W .’ Spendlone, Jackson field, news reporters. — RED DELICIOUS — Hebron Minister of Christian Education — '— 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Minister lic group-last year sponsor toe Hebron Red Cross from toe RepubllcEm ticket. Sunday, Nov. 22 ujg yigg president spEored (Mich.) Cjlttzen Patriot; H. FEiculty advisor Is Mrs. ______9 and 10:46 a.m.. Divine Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey, Jr. 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery The new interdenominational PLAZA Swimming Program for the year The Senator said at press con­ MHS Pool lOH Sirinuning a psmel of editors on veu:- Doyle Harvlll, Tampa (Fla.) O’MaJley. 16 Qt. — LARGE — 8 2 ^ 9:15 and 11 a.m., Forefa- Worship. Sermon by Pastor Pastor Thanksgiving Service The Unltarlan-Unlversallst and School. 9:30 and 1 1 a.m.. Worship solidarity In b(x>sting toe Bible, 1971 EIS they did in 1970. ference that there is a “deep instructions for hanm^pped i^yg preds topics following' his Tim es; Joseph 'W. Shoqulst, Mil- 16 Qt. — MEDIUM thers’ Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Anderson, “ Looking for the Service and Church School. DEPT. STORE The Prince of Peace Lutoer- — §1.15 Society of Manchester as well ELS toe surge ot new, We Have A Notion A request for EtssistEmce had sense of revulsion” among Sen­ youngsters. . .12:30 - 4 ~ p.m speech EMday to toe Associated waukee Journal; EdwEmd R. 8 Qt. — LARG E Nelson preaching. Topic: "The F>ay of The Lord." Food for 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 11 a.m.. High School Class. Ein Church will hold a Thanks­ - i l . 2 5 466 Main St. Messiah Evangelical Luttieran clearer tnuiriations, contrasts To PletMe been received from toe Hebron ate Democrats over toe kind MCXj, Hartford Rd Campus, Press ManEiging Editors, clos- Cony, Wall Street Journsd; John 8 Qt. — MEDIUM Church; An Intercellular Or- needy will be collected and 7 to 8:30 p.m., FTlgrlm F el Room 201, p.m., Onem a Sun­ giving Worship Service on — . 9 0 Arnold Westwood, president Church Dedication of new choir robes. greatly -with bygone situations, E. MTODLE TPKE. pro, which operates toe pro- of campEiign WEiged by Mr. Nix­ 8 Ing toe g;roup’s four-day conven- J. Gillaspy, ElkhEirt (Ind.) ganism. ’' dedicated. Thursday at 9 a.m. at the (Wisconsin Synod) The Rev. Mr. Kelsey will lowship. when copies were turgid or (Next to Popular Mkt.) grani. on and Agnew this year and that day Night presents “Juliet of tlon. Truth; and Bernard P. Lyons 10:15 a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, 3:55 and 10:40 a.m.. Church — STATMAN WINESAPS — 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery ^90 Buckland Rd., Wapplng. preach. His topic: “ No More scEirce, and toe Bible itself waa Open Wed., Ihursi, Fri. I School Menu the Spirits’’ . . . .tickets at the church. Advent Vesper ser­ Woodruff Hall. School f o r three-year-olds despite GOP victory claims “ toe Agnew, speaking to more than Port Huron (Mich.) Times Her- Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor Tears.” Nursery provided. St. Francis of Assisi a cause of contention. till 9 The menu at toe elementary door. vices will begin Dec. 2, at 8 16 Qt. — LARGE 6:30 p.m., Youth Fellowship, through Grade . Nursery for “ d Church .School. administration suHered a big - * * . 2 5 8 10:45 a.m., Sunday School 673 Ellington Rd. Cemtroversy over It Imd been Bch(x>l8 next week w ill b e: Monday, Nov. 23 400 representatives of AiP mem- p.m., also at the church. infants. S E W M G A ID S defeat” in toe elections. ber newspapers, conceded that Richard D. Smyser of the Oak 16 Qt. — MEDIUM — *1.75 Junior High. classes. South Windsor a mEtin fEictor in toe 16to cen­ Monday, in honor of those bom St. James’ Schl—12:30 dis­ PHNA Fund Drive Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., To a.m., Wor^toip Service. To Mitoe^Your Holiday Sen. Edmund S. Muskle (D- he Is denounced as a foe of all Rldger, Oak Ridge, Tenn., was 8 Qt.,— LARGE -* 1 .1 5 7 p.m., New Members Con­ Second Congregational Church 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, tury ProtestEUit bresLk -with Ro­ Handiworks Flnt-Class under toe sign of Leo, Leo loEif, missal for parent conferences. Public HeEilth Nursing Associ­ Thanksgiving Worship. Bruce Maine) unquestionably is the named general clutirman of toe versation, Federation Room. United CSiurch of Christ a Pastor Are At PLAZA. llonad potatoes, sun bcEms, Drug Advisory Center, 81 journalism. ation officials have reorted that Evanson will preach on “ We Gilead Congregational Church man Catholicism, but toe book Continuing Studies .Committee. — M A C S — 386 N. Main St. Rev. Lawrence* Bock, front-runner now. for the Demo­ Russell St., 047-9222, 8:30 a.m. - “ Here we. have America’s the annual PHNA Fund Drive Is St. John’s Episcopal Church Hebron now hELS become a major basis orEipge and brown delight; Tues­ Robert P. Clark of the LouU- - Give Thanks.” Rev. Felix M. Davis, Assistant Pastor cratic presidential nomination 6 p.m. — phone mEumed from 6 behind schedule, and Zion Evangelical I/Utiieran Rt. 80, Vernon Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., of accord through Catholicism’s day^ SEdaml ' grinders, gamden greatest menace to the free vUle (K y.) Tlmea, was named ^ 16 Qt. — LARGE -* 2 .5 0 Minister in 1972, Ribicoff SEild. But he they urge locEil residents to Church Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Pastor IncreELsed emphEisU on it. sEdEid, applesEUice; no school p.m. - 3 a.m. press,” he quipped at the begin­ 16 QT. — MEDIUM North United Methodist Church Rev. Ernest S. Harris, predicted a large field of con­ general vice clmlrmEin. (Missouri Synod) Rector Saturday, Masses at 6 and 7 Until Jpe support the drive eis soon as pos­ 8 Qt. — LARGE 300 Parker St. Associate Minister tenders for toe nomination. St., 7:30 - 9:30 p.m., Alateens, -* 1 .2 5 Cooper and High Sts. 9:46 a.m., Sunday 1466 invented printing press, /■ you will see fit bo preside over sible. • 8 Qt. — MEDIUM Rev. Earle R. Custer, School Masses at 7:80, l.liASf; L>t; Month loasrs Ribicoff, here to address toe open to teens with a relative Donations, which are desper­ - JBO Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Pastor 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. classes. 9> handmEide (jopies were rare, Mancbeater Evening Herald, the reconstruction of my image Pastor 10 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:^ and 11:30 a.m. .iv;iilal)h' on in \v ('.nlillio Los Angeles section of the Na­ with a drinking problem. Kennedy Girds ately, needed can be sent to fund 10 a.m.. Family Service. 11 a.m., Worship Service. possessed only by toe wealthy I iM.-nn>hili’, Hno k. run Hebron correspondent, Anne, with the news media.” Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Davis. tional Council of Jewish Wom- East Side Rec, West Side drive chairman Jack Greene, 9 a.m., Divine Worship, ,, „ The Rev. J. Jermain Bodlne EUid higher clerics. But printing ti.o .mil ( 'tn’\'I'olcl Emt, tel. $28-8971. The vice president ssdd that if Nursery in Parish House. 10=30 a.m.. Worship topic: ^ ^ v e ’ ’ N l ^ i y ep, sEild Mr. Nixon “ deserves Rec, Community Y, open froin Trowbridge Rd. SWETZ ORCHARD St. Peter’ s Episcopal Church will preach on . “ No More Sacred Heart Church grove it to common people, censorship exists In the United For Fight To 10:15 a.m.. Sunday School Service. Sermon: “ Grounding to™ugh Church School Grade Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor Rt. 30, Vernon sparked mass education, toe hi^ marks” for his Family 6 - 10 p.m. PH N A funds go toward the WETHERELL ST. — MANCHESTER Teeua.” Nursery provided. H1:NT—l.y tin d.iv. u, ok, States, “ it is not done by gov­ and Youth Forum. Faith and Life." CJhurch *' Rev. James A. Birdsall,. Rev. Richard Bernier, Assistance WelfEire Program. Buckley School and Waddell Protect Quotas well child and Immunization 7 p.m.. Senior or niontn ernment, bub by news media.” 10:10 to 11:30 a.m.. Grade School. Nursery and Grades 3 M Group, Vicar Assistant Pastor She^ff Forced Ribicoff slapped at the State School — open 6 - 9 :90 p.m. clinics, where Immunization Grades 11 and 12. TalcottvlUe Congregational “ I can give the most thought- WASHINGTON (A P ) — Sen. 6 and 8 Youth Instruction through 8. Department, saying that histor­ Tuesday, Nov. 24 shots are available at minimal Church SAVE ON OOUOfl MA\< IIKM KK 'JTojG^taHorse gj ,ful speech I can c o n n ^ e ,” he Thursday., 9 am., Thanks- 10:30 a.m.. Church School. 8 and 10 a.m.. Family Serv­ SELturday Mass, 7 p.m. ically “it hEis been anti-Israel Drug Advisory Center, Edward M. Kennedy of MAssa- costs. Proceeds eJso go toward United Church of Christ AND GOLD REMEDIES MOlOK l.h ASh: In, said, “ but how much of it is con­ Nursery, Kindergarten and Jehovah’s Witnesses ice. Baby-sitting provided. Sunday Masses, 7, 8, 9;16,| Russell St., 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m., chusetts, the assistEmt Demo- operation of the Thrift and Gift givdng Worship Rev. Truman O. Ireland, OAMPHELLS^'TLLE, Ky. and pro-Arab.” Every president, veyed depends on the reporter. Grades 1 and 2. Every Mem­ Kingdom Hall 10:30 and 11:46 a.m. DISGOUNT PBIOES! 047-9222, phone manned from Einother PHNA-sponsored Pastor .al'J Wo.st ( ’.'ntor Si (AP) —Sheriff Junior Sprowles’ though ,has “ been much more Is the reporter more Interested cfatlc leader, aald Friday New Shop ber Canvass Sunday. 726 N. Main St. 6 p.m.-3 a.m. The Presbyterian Church St. Mary’s Church .Main ly.sli J-, t 'onn ability to catch speeding motor­ realistic and fair,” Ribicoff de­ in a catchword or phrase that Englemd seifiitors already have m**®* ®"' 8 p.m., Mlddl-llnks discussion St. Benuird’s Church East Side Rec, West Side Local public health nurses 48 Spruce St. RL 31, Coventry ARTHUR DRUB Call illlMM I ists is now down to one horse- clared. he believes sensational . . . or Is /Rev. (Jeorge W. Smith, Pastor group meets at the home of 9=30 a.m., PubUc Bible dls- Rev F 'iera iL rd 'M lu ';? Pastor Rockville Rec, Community Y, open 6 met to plan ways of striking Im- some 300 hours per month power. He sEild toe trouble In the he conscientiously trying to con­ ______Arthur Hedmes. Adult member- course and sUdes < « “ Visiting R e v p ®«® Nursery Rev. George F.X. RelUy, p.m. - 10 p.m. port quotas from the trEide bill in local homes caring for the through Discussion ■The state recently picked up State Department hsis been that vey toe messEige?’’ ship class meeU at toe church, toe World Headquarters of Je- Assistant Pastor ’ torough Adult Di * PEistor Buckley School, open 6 — that passed the House Thurs- 111 or elderly or Eissisting In new- 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Group. toe sheriff’s driver’s license—Ein It looks at 100 million Arabs’’ Thursday, 9 a.m., ThEinksglv- hovah’s Witnesses.” Rev. WilllEim Schneider 9:30 p.m. In a departure from his pre­ day. born care. Classes for all ages. la ELm., Public Worship.- Re­ action still being disputed—so Eind a VEist territory rich In oil, ing Worship Service. 10:30 a.m.. Group discussion Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. Rev. Anthony Mitchell ^ E(5h S, 7:30 p.m. — Parents’ pared address, the vice presl- Kennedy said he was EigEdnst ------10:30 a.m., Worship Service._ ception ELnd Dedicati(« of food he’s riding a five-gEiUed show Eind “ a hEindful of Israelis.” Nursery provided. th. O/t. U W UCtow/T m .- ,:M . .;a0 ML Night for Junior and Senior dqnt took a slap at a nationEil quotas on shoes Emd textiles Manchester Evening Herald OPEN horse to work. In his speech, Ribicoff said 7 p.m., Evening Service. Oalvsuy Church gazlne articles "Saving the Hu- 10:45 a.m. Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Parents. . . Edso Creative Hap- television network. even though the prcxlucts were Coventry correspondent. Holly (TliEmksglving canned goods Aftef Sprowles mEikes his dai­ defeat or neutralization of Israel (Assemblies 6t God) num Race — in toe Kingdom Sunday Masses, 7, 9:16, 10:80 pening in gym. “ On toe night of the first Mor­ important to New England. He Gantner, tel 742-8795. and other packaged staple and 11:4 5 a.m. ly rouAds in this community itHOt only would be sm Arab 647 E. kOddle Tphe. Way” ; also "The Kingdom of First Congregational Church Wednesday, Nov. 26 atorium, one of the major net- sajd he would oppose toe quotEis SEilvation AvEdlable Today.” foods.) ReEuUng of Gov. Demp- ______WESTOWA about ^7,000, he hitches Prince victory but would “ most prob- Cheney Tech — No school. works, NBC, showed a docu- even It the bill did not also con- Rev. K. L. GustEifEKm, United Church ot Christ sey’s Tbaukaglvlng ProclEunEi- St. Matthew’s Church ALL DAY p h a r m a c y outside the courthouse In toe gjjiy lead to Soviet domination ______. PEistor Main St., Coventry ParochlEil sctoools and EOHS- mentary.-wltli toe events of toe tain oU-import provisions which Snuff Pay» O ff THE tion. Supervised child esme. Tolland spEice 'ordinarlljr reserved his o,e pro-Western Arab regimes (I. LONDON (AP) -Yojm g per- ^ ^ Carpenter, GrEides 5 torough 10. Adult ______and kUled Friday as he worked g p ^ Agnew sEdd freedom of toe to See Some Nice Ones? but vEiin denial of it is in­ dors youth group. six-m(HiUi license suspension may realize. Classes for ail Eiges. sons are being lured Into crime w, , . ’ Study Class in library. press goes beyond the right FOR EXAMPLE... excusable. Young people 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. ^irow les denies he was drink- on an automoWle and poUce ar- open 1-6 p.m, of 5 p.m., Sacrament Service. and the use of drugs through ® 10:30 a.m.. Church School. toe publisher to print a newspa­ 88 TOYOTA $U»5 mEike ElUowance for adult ing. rested a man at his home sevr community Y, open 1-6 p.m, 87 OLDS fUSB GETTING his money quickly from their hero-worship of romemov- 9.30 a.m., Church Service, Infants through Grade 4. I Corona 4-door sedEin, cpe., fully equipped In- lapses, Eind none is more per­ Avery St. eral hours later mi a murder Center, 8-U p.m., Eutails per or a magEkzine. each customer, enables him to com- ‘ ceptive of them, but they Eire United Pentecostal Church le idols ^ d screen vU I^ , stys Nursery and Kindergarten 6:30 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim $ charge. sion $1.60 at the door . . . se “ It Is a right of toe people— radio, heater, stand/rd CutUss Supreme HoUday Chrlstifui Reformed Church plete his collections without call­ equally quick to discern Em ,187 Woodbridge St. Police Commissioner Sir John cisissee Fellowship. Finally Made It _ Witnesses told police that Car- students, their right to know what is transmission. eluding bucket seats Eind insincere defense of Em ob­ 661 A very St. console. backs, pay his route bill on time, and Robert BEiker, PEistor W al^ofl^ndon. Waldr^clb 1 0 :46 a.m.. Church School 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel­ ST. tp U IS (A P ) — A man Berrios, 24, was (toot In toe going mi In their society and to 88 M U ST. $1895 vious fEiUacy. South Windsor enjoy full profits from his efforts. ed drug use by a number of casses Grades 1 thnj 6. lowship. who robbed the Jefferson ^a^k ^ worked to g;et a ceu* have Eu:ceBS tp all peittnent in­ 2-door hardtop, ra P<^ce arrested Hector Eche- correspondents are Fran it. That, I beUeve, is what the paper every day! Please make sure cial—in deEdlng with youth, Dur Savior Lutheran Church Rt. 31 and North River Rd. — Nursery. PoUce said Kennety A. How­ verria, 28, of Bri^eport on a F r a n k J.) Euid Candy Crni- frEuners of the BUI ot Rights have the integrity to reverse Coventry 10:15 a.m. ard,, 29, threatened a bank cash- murder charge. They said he ' Vgggg Hackmatack had in mind.* that your carrier-boy is‘paid prompt­ 239 Graham RoEid Oiurch School. 7 p.m.. Evening Service. ly for all copies! yourself when mistaken. South Windsor Rev. W. H. WUkens, Pastor 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. ler with his stick on Oct 22 and ^ad a long-standing dispute with ^ay . 649-9276. Wherefore, putting away 24 Birch Street St., and Karen Gilmore, 64 HONOLULU (AiP)' — Don E. Rev. RonEild A. Erbe, PEistor Sermon: “ How TTiankful Are Trinity Evangelical Luttieran when she handed him toe men- Berrios, falsehood, speak ye truth 10:16 Ef.m., "WoTsWp Service. W e?” Church Manchester ey he demanded, he sat down on poUce quoted Echeverria as Carteb of toe record, HEwken- each one with his neighbor.” f a r sack N.J., luis been elected 8:80 and 10:46 a.m., Worship 9 a.m., Sunday Schoed. 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. (Missouri Synod) toe floor to await arrest by a saying that an argument broke Extended Forecast Eph. 4:26. ___ __ Cloudy with showers Tuesday, president of the Associated Service. Holy Oommunimi lU toe 85 Pm pect St, RockvlUe h»nir guard. out as he walked past toe car LYNCH MOTORS U.'I'-'i r. ^ FAIRWAY — Phones — 10:45 service on toe first First Evangelical Lutheran St. Maurice Clnirch, Bolton Rev. Bruce Rudolf As he was K»<"g tEtoen to JaU with his compaiUons and that Fair Wednesday. Press Managing Editor’s Asso- 345 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER 848-43S1 i V Sunday of each month, and at . Church ot Rockville Rev. Robert W. Crcmln, PEmtor " ------by ptUice, Howard grinned Berrios cane toward him with a Mild Tuesday and colder W ^- elation tor 1971. ReUable Used Car WEirranty Is “ Standard Equipment” CHURCH OF CHRIST 643-6247 ______Dally highs averaging Members at toe group’s 37th O p M ir itlK the 8:30 service on toe third Rev. RichEud E. BertrEun, ------8 and 10:30 Eum,, Worship broadly Ett newsmen and photo- ki^^^ nesday. PoUce SEdd severtd shots were In toe 40s Euid overnight lows annual convention Friday night LydaU and Vernon StMefo Sunday. ' ' • Pastor Saturday Mass, 6 p.m. Service, Holy Communiem. The Florist 643-4444 grEq>hers E in d shouted: “ Here I HH xnio»! fired. In the low 30s. elected Wendell C. PhllUppl of 9:80 a.m., Sunday School Euid Sundaly Masses, 7:30, 9:16 and 9:16 Eum., Sunday School. C ::H-! a m ! PubUc enemy No. 11” Phone: MS-SS17 Adult Bible ClEiss. 10:30 a.m.. The Service. 1 1 -a.m. Adult Instruction Class.

A PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING H E^LD . M^GHESTER. C0N1^„ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, i970. Meskffl Rdiai^ Notes HllD Again^^W Laird Calls Drug Center ThO Drug Advisoiy Center, Calls For Birt^llif^ Of May fair Gardens Ptoject AirAttc^hs SI RusseU St, is observing Harold A. Bassett the foUowlng schedule; Funeral services for Harold' Two ottlclals from tiio ' Now Yesterday, the HUD rop- Frugality Study Grants A. BasBett of 93 Lydall St,,"W6o ^Prqtettive^ Monday through Friday, -- V- ^ - '■ York regional office of the.-De- resentaUves reported that they 8 :^ -a .m . to 6 p.m. died Thursday night,- Will be (ConUinied from Pago One) ^(Oontfnued from Page One) " a telephone backup ser­ /ERVICE Hie Rotory Club of Manches­ held Monday at 11" a.m. at the IRECTORY ter MTin Join the international Holmes Fuheral Home, 400 development returned yes- antenna had not been war casualties’ was among the vice is available Mcmday for submission of the ultimate through Saturday from 6 . service organization’s other St. Burial will be in Bast t e i^ y to the Mayfair Oardetis tested yet and that there are no areas liit btidget pttxosals. pmi. to 3 a.m. elderly housing project for an- individual lead wires going The attacks ft^owed by Just Mesklll said he had not yet clubs la 148 countries to oheerve ^ fn- For drug advisory informa­ other ^ p e c tio n of the facilities, from the antenna to each hous- over a week the downing of an made any decisions on faxes. the 63rd year of Rotary Founda- neral home tbnlgM from 7 to 9 unarmed American RF-4 recon­ tion, caU: 647-9222. H IG H G R A D E and oice again failed to accept ing unit. Poles for clotheslines “I want) to sweat out the ex­ T O Y > ^ tion service at its meeting and tomorrow, fi^n 2 to 4'and naissance Jet about. 100 miles the project as being complete, have not been Installed, not all penditure problem first,” be Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the 7 to 9 p.m. -G erald Campbell and Linus of the grass has been planted, north of the Demilitarized Zone. Lay^a/'Now! Jm evm T sum X said. “ From there we’U go to /mKKmmtmKmX PRINTING Manche^er Country Club. , Darley listed numerous items and the parking-ulots have not Two crewmen were lost. TwtorCoto, Sleeping Bags, iKarl Andersen the-revenue side.” FUNERAL HOME ,-'-''AIr Mattresses, Stoves, The special Rotary F o^da- which must be finished before yet been coated i^th amesite, The loss evoked a stem warn­ ,Tob and Commercial Karl Andersen, 90, of Nlebuell, ing from Laird that "we remain Mesklll must submit his budg­ Lanterns Printing 'Otm meeting speaker wtl# be West Germany, father of they give their approval. Many of the blacktop walks et to toe. Democratic-oontrolled Mrs. Arnold T. Orza who, as a Hiis was the sectmd pre- need a finishing coat of sealer, ready to take expropriate action Johannes Andersen of 12 Hath- ABBESTS legislature by Feb. 15. Prompt and Etflrs are ville, charged yesterday morn­ act as a goodwill ambassador child. Sunday Morning Coffee House niuch of the night in his office ing at Sears Roelnick ft Co. in Canada, the United States Funeral services and burial •ae 7frunlt project at N. Main heatere? h ^ s at St. iktary’s Episcopal Church, wime toe attacks continued, at toe Parkade- with larceny By Manson CUSTOM MADE will be Monday in West Ger­ and N. School Sts. was original­ DICK’S and Belgium. to drilled in toe saiiitarv tojdc: “ Organizing Better said, ‘"niese protective reactive over $15 and under $250. Bivtma, PARKADE MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS ly scheduled for completion on (Conthmed from Page One) Dr. and. Mrs. Orza live in many. stove in Health Services Through Oo- niisslons are designed to protect an employe of toe store, was June 10. Since then, numerous Efforts.” toe lives of pilots flying un- SHELL Mansfield with their three chil­ arrested in connection'with toe Manson spoke of his women MEMORIAL GO. Many Services, Parts dren. construcUon problems and ^ e r downspouts . f armed r e c o ^ s ^ c e missions alleged theft of $30 worth of CLEANERS codefendants and other young­ More and more people are sai'esimen come in this category SERVICE The Rotary Foundation of difficulties have caused exten­ jjj ^ dcnce, R. I., is a graduate of • . and idiots flying missions stereo tapes. He was released on MANCH. .PARKADE Opposite East Cemetery Duplicate Bridge sive delays. taking advantage of the many _ Columbus Levelizers are the 653 CENTER S'TREET .Rotary International provides The town has approved toe InteitocUon of a $160 n(Hi-surety Imnd. Court sters who formed his nomadic (Next'to Liggett Drug) Ernest Marino, Job superin­ Quality Memorials Manchester Auto Parts, 270 answer to the problem. Co- educational and vocational Results last nighi in a dupll- electrical and plumbing work. Univenrity Medical School, and Norto V le t n ^ .^ m litary s^^^ date Dec. 7. clan vdiich lived commiinually PHONE 649-6669 tendent for the project, told services and parts available at lumbus Levelizers carry a writ- MECHANIC ON DUTY study programs throughout the cate bridge game at the Italian- According to M^chester ^ at toe suburban Spahn movie Over 80 Tears’ Experience Broad St. Many, however, do ten guarantee that will be gcxxl AT ALL HOURS world for qualified young peo- American Club are: North- Campbell and Darley yesterday Housing Authority Chairman from toe Unlver- ,moving toward South Vietnam.” AOCfiDENTS Don’t Buy New Clothes! that the complex w. change goes unnoticed tn many stcKks a complete line of DuPont Awnings ^ ^ the general contractor. cupants about Dec. 11. medical officer of toe World attacks were still in progress. ciety in general. “I didn’t teach ON DRY CLEANING as a goodvriil ambassador. This Robert Stratton, third, ence of intoxicating Uquor or and currency. They constantly has one of the largest coin in- oases, but worn shock absorb- Paints for cars. You can get any Jamboree in 1967 and currently But toe Radio Hanoi report them; you did. I Just tried to AND SUEDE. • Door Canopies year the Foundation will award Also, East-West, Edward drugs. The car Sullivan was op­ need desirable (joins and are al- ventories in Now England. In- ers are a real menace and they color you need for a touch-up $1,760,000 to' more than 600 as president of toe Charter Oak said they began about 2:30 a.m. help them stand up- • Storm Doors Pabawul and Satya Conway, erating struck toe rear of n on South St. near Oakland that is how much I am against limUdlhnt-CUU extra money for a new car or and serve you and give you u They have two kinds, the reg- from your car will be taken oare Lower Level of thr. Parkade club’s first life master, will be clothes.) stockings here. Low - heeled Jointed. 78$ PARKER ST. of; they grind valves and reset Texaco Sfafion Smith, who was driving West, St. killing. So, you have got toe guy planned vacation? Call Connect!- FREE check list. FREE LAY- ular and the heavy duty. The 049-6324 a special guest. sandals most of which have no Speaking. Pact °f contract Bridge League’s Char- ing him to kill you.” EAST HARTFORD possibility to list aU of the serv­ Phone 643-9149 We flew into Honolulu of colors, some Jeweled. In all "T o toe pe(xle who earn their About Town Cross Highway yesterday af- prices. time of year for the gift for service or 24,000 miles, which. the collision caused the cars F^un^tlon to be used in re- tenux>n a car driven by Robert. Repeatedly Manson professed LUCA’S For the past 7 years dkm- the collector on your XMAS list; ever comes first, ices that are available to you at over famous Diamond____ but a very few restaurants, daily living on Main St. he was The VFW Auxiliary has been 289-6333 this fine machine shop maintain- Hjrdramatic TrfuumlMlon to spin off, both coming search programs sp LAUNOWV MRVI^ only in coins (buying, selling GPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. My husband, Tom, and I left chine shop. Perhaps many peo­ SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOGN Turell and Mrs. Louis Daigle, of Windsor. His car struck one is vdiat you deserve. That is and appraising), currency and TOURAINE LEBANON, N.H. (AP) — Bratoey Field Sunday morning. Terentiy than a colorful sports your faith in aU things good. erans Hospital Monday eve- ple stUl do not know that the second; —Mrs. _ Thomas Wolfe driven by Richard A. Johnston coin supplies. The coin shop is MPB Oorp.’B Split Ball Bearing We encountered ’Tom Wolff and ebirt. It has no nlppedrin waist If toe phrase had been in use •'big. Those planning to attend what you deserve.” iiTe-iT* YOUR Individual! as well as com m er- and Mrs. Firank DeTolla, third; of HsuAford, on Center St. in located next to the Central J. A. WHITE Division sfiid Friday that it will his son flying off for the day to hangs straight — some to during his life, Watkins added, meet at toe Post Home at SiireKe Street, clal business can be serviced at Mrs. Tanash Atoynatan and front ot Lynch Motors. COMPLETE Firehouse, across from the PAINTS GLASS CO., INC. lay oft 60 of its approximately a football game in Philadelphia, bie hips,' others to toe but- ‘generation gap’ wcmld have ® **embers needing trans- Monxdieeter the Manchester Auto Parts ma- Mrs. George Koropatkln, park. There is always on-street 31 Bissell St. — Tel. 649-732* 360 employes because of a de­ Tom was nattily dressed in tocks. ’They may or may not found no plape in Newt’s tour .contact Mra IMve-;lfa FazUnB; PET CENTERMl^^ ohdneshpp. Why not try them fourth. checked pants and a V-neck *ave two side slits. This shirt of duty. “ To see him shepherd- Aseltlne, 784 B. Mid- A written warning for failure or ample parking close by. Ed­ FOR BEST RESULTS cline in Business. Airlift Drops Canaries — Parakeets and see for yourself? No game is scheduled for to grant the right of way was win Blow, who started collect­ Donald Ross, operations man­ navy sweater over a white tur- *b)es not come only in scream- ing a group of kids across toe Tpke. Tropl(»l Fish — TurtjM. The Van Norman Model 570 next week.i. Play will resume issued to Douglas T. Hatch of Hamsters —’ C(erliUs ager, said toe layoff will begin tleneck. He could have posed ^•'F colors. There are discreet street, head bent low to catch _ i ing coins 16 years ago, owns Rotary Broach for the precision Dec. 3. for a men’s fashion magazine. Plants and even solid colors the very imoprtant things they , D^conesres o< Rockville. The car he was driv­ Food, Water Mixed Breed Ppppies , and operates Connecticut Val­ Wednesday. ma(toining of cylinder heads, en­ PAUL'S DuPONFS ing struck one driven by Rob­ Aquarium Accessories, ley Coin Co. Business hours Our Own Special Blended gine bl(x:ks and other surfaces PAINT SUPPLY ert E. Brannlck of 16 Hemlock are; Tuesday through Saturday^ Stop ’n Go St. last night on E. Center St., On Pakistan Pet Foods is really a “wizard” of a ma­ 645 MAIN STREET 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday 9' chine. The drg grinder* appara­ near Main St. Prop: “Rudy” DuPont visit friends there. Drs. Robert clothing can be fotmd j.j world that day. . . rphe Rev Robert Snnn"■ • “•“= o' — Twee U.S. helicopters pre­ CENTESt cylinedr head, engine blocks and 275 Main Street COMPLAINTS ments are by special appoint­ St., Manchester (647-1268) of- fered; M far as a e v e l^ d for a one- ^ same t^pe ^P®*"*®* optimism that was schooTvdll discuss toe “ PHUm - 866 Main St. Manchester other surfaces with one setup A 1964 Etodge station wagon pared to d n x more food and fers a bride-to-be a unique serv- Business cards, envelopes, day general pracUUoners’ meet- d r^ ® his trademark. ^ ^ y of EducaUon at East Cato- ment. and one cut. It also wiU do the was stolen early this morning , __ ___„ letterheads, programs, form Phone: 649-6977 water today to survivors

VAGE TEN \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. fcONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1970 MANCHESTERAE^^NING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SA'TURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1970 \ Lucky Fan THE LINCOLN, R.I. (AP) —Ctee Jv 9^ 9^ 9 9^ 9^ 9^ lucky fan in a crowd ‘^ol Breaks Off Merger Negotiations 6,782 won $32,616 Friday by picking the four winners of the twin double at Lincoln Seeking Bowl Bid Downs. EARL YOST W ith Green The fan, who was not iden­ Sports Editor O lder H oop tified', picked Thirst Quench­ NEW YORK (AP)—The Pacife Coaiit Athletic As- Hie game that has attracted Pistons Finally Snap People Baters. ‘‘You never can 'Travis Williams is back and Baltimore, 7-1-1, at Miami, 6-4, er ($20.60) in the fifth race. • i.u 1 j o ... sociaUon’s representative in the the most interest nationally is NEW YORK (A P)— The Hit or Miss ($4.80) in Hie SoK Upset With Non*Appearaiice be sure what he’s going to do in could add some punch to the Cleveland, 43-8, hosting Houston, ninth-rflnked Sun Devils PasadenaTj„-_rtAna Rnwi Bowl winwill be decided revenge battle at Columbus, L o o p Vows Miiuiesota mob Starr- sixth. Windy Wise, ($22.20) in goes any particular situation.” Packer running game. 2-6-1 and Pittsburgh, 4-6 at Cln- of Arizona State, unbeat- next week by a league vote the eighth and Hopeful Cou­ Ohio, beween fourth-ranked U ^ t with the turn of events when Billy Conigliaro trackinsr Sunday and hopes en, untied and, thus far, when San Diego state, 9-1, w m It would be some spicy re- ban Diego and Oakland, two sin ($38.40) in the ninth. Michigan and No. 6 Ohio State. failed to show here last Tuesday night for a scheduled Final Fight Philadelphia Jinx to throw a purple paralysis . •.It A J upeet by Lonfir Beach State, venge to r Minnesota, 8-1, which of the NFL’s hottest clubs, play uninvited, hope to do som^ snapped at 21-game Third-ranked Nebraska, already sp ea m g engagement was the Boston Red^Sox front of- 'oat its only game of the season an important American Confer- NEW YORK (AP) — The Philadelphia Story kept around the Green Bay Elsewhere, it’s Boston, 1-8 at thlll£^ about it tonifi^nt streak and ended a outfielder was slated to appear NEW YORK (AP) — to Green Bay, 8-4, earlier. cnce contest. Oakland, 8-2-2, in the Orange Bowl, tries for the plajang a repeat performance and it was like a bad act Packers. when they entertain sur- string of 31 gsunes in a row annual Masonic Sports Night along with Once again the National Balance Key Big Eight championship at until Bob Lanier took over the lead for Detroit. Minnesota’s earth - shaking. Minnesota’s wrecking crew is leader in the Western I t ’Kan^Clty^S-S^l,’ prising New Mexico with without a loss for the Aztecs, Gene Michael o f the New York Yankees. Basketball Association has defensive the only in football to have unbeaten in its last six ------^------— home against Oklahoma. Art Keefe, assistant p u b licity ------Lanier played only tyro quEu:- Purple. —r — —Gang, -f>, best—— - . JOT.,, in a key inter-conference con- m { f - v r the Western Athletic Con- Each team is 6 -1 in the p c a a . broken o ff merger negotia­ Arkansas, ranked sixth, has a director for the Red Sox and in ^ ters, but scored 24 points, to unit in pro football, would like allowed under a 1,000 yards in in third Dallas, 8-4, at Washington, " O i J. F i n i l y ference champion^ip on six others games are on to- tions with the American toAm pack Green Bay quarterback . 1. hnth'» lh niQhine^rushing and nniuinp®passing this piftceP'aoe With a. 4-3*2 m ark hasn t *___i__ m n t -a » crucial Southwest Conference charge of the club’s Speakers’ spark Detroit over the PtiUAdel- 4-6; Los Angeles, 6-3-1, at Atlan. the line. night’s card with I6th-ranked Great Scott Bart Starr into their pressure season. The Vikings have given 'ost in five. clash at Texas Tech and 10th- Bureau, reported yestertly, af- “ r u B^ketball Association and irfila 76ers 120-1J2 Friday night ta 3-4-2: Denver, 4-6, at New Or­ “ This team wants a howl Toledo, already in the Tange- cooker. up 'he fewest points, 83, and San Francisco, 7-1-1, with a In Fine Year ranked and Sugar Bowl-bound ter a one-day Investlgktion. ft this time, vows one NBA —the first time the Pistons have leans, 2-6-1, ’and Buffalo, 3-8-1, game and it’s played well rlne Bowl, shooting for an 11-0 And defensive end Carl Eller picked off 18 passes so fa^ two game lead over Los Angeles ^t Chicago, 3-6. Air» Force entertains Ckilorado. that he was unable to get in drona practice it owner, it will be a fight to Just That beaten them' In Philadelphia HARTFORD (AP) — Trinity’s enough to earn one and it de- regular season at home against thinks he has the recipe for the That would be enou^ for *** ">6 National Conference's PoPs back to block for tain legislation from Omgross ■And the exclamatory i^rase and San Diego smothered Seat- Accepts Bid ior halfback Dave Klarsis. “ But Bowls will be on hand in Tempe well set this evening following State and No. 20 Perm State en­ gram started at 6:80. “ ^ smashes straight which would permit the forma­ Isnt because the National Bas- tie 121-106. Chick Toomey to Bow Out this was the first time we’ve tonight. the IxiuisiEuia State-Notre Dame tertains Pitt. A check with Western Union *'®, tion of a single professional baa- Lanier scored 10 of his points had a defense to match it.” Although New Mexico is 7-(J a n d Kentucky-Tennessee ABC-TV has a national dou­ In Boston showed no record reading. ketbaU league.” Klarsis, a pre-med student over-all, both teams have 6-0 games. The Cotton and Orange bleheader on tap—Mlchlgan- There’s only one way to play holthalt once againarain to a Pnronoaed r ^ e d ®® period as he came up In Bowl Tilt of any telegram being sent by T 1 ^ ™ ^ Koeloff said the majority of who does not plan a football WAC record. ’This is the Lobos’ Bowls have their eyes on aec- Ohlo State at 1 p.m., EST, and ComgUaro. Keefe s a iT ■ ^ ®P®®d NBA owners decided to “ cut off merger. It’s because CharUe season. Three times before, the TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)— career, took every Trinity rush- final contest while Arizona State ond-ranked Notre Dame and No. Southern Callfomla-UCLA at 8 —______. „ ahead when the ball’s snapped. negotiations” at a meeting In FACE TO FACE— Taking defensive stance is Wilt Chamberlain of the Lakers Scott, a rookie, continues to With Army-Navy Contest I II - api^arance Co- you don’t guess. You just go. 6-foot-lil center scored 22. Jacksonville State University’s '"K record and added his name has one more left. 7 LSU. p.m., EST. New York Wednesday. M a dribbling Lew Alcindor h e ^ s toward basket. Latter paced Milwaukee ■win score at a phenomenal pace for Hal Greer tallied 31 points for football teaOT has accepted a bid New England small-col- _——------n l g ^ marked the seewd time you have to penetrate. Pene- In three years that a Red Sox tration, that’s Important. If you In Los Angeles, Sam Schul- in battle of giants. Alcindor tallied 29 points while Chamberlain received 28. the Virginia Squires. PhUadelphla, who dropped l% - By EARL YOST to play in Florida A&M’s 38th 'ege mark for rushing, man, owner of the Seattle Bu- behind the idle New annual Orange Blossom Classic Place-kick specialist Quentin R e p le penetrate on a running play you ' I Scott canned 41 points FYiday Yale Favored' to Turn Back Harvard perSonlcs of the NBA, said Kbe- York Knicks In the hot Atlantic Thrill of an officiating Dec. 12, becoming the first Keith, a junior, also chalked up Smith pulled the same stunt can mess it up. If it’s a pass, night as the Squires rolled to a ^ maybe you dump the quarter- loff’s pledge of no-holds-barred New England X-Country Champion Entered 151-113 victory over the Pitts­ Division race. career in football which white school ever to participate » New England record with 27 warfare with the ABA “ could in the event. consecutive extra - points. He 'Keefe did not know, until this back or at least force him to burgh Condors. Earl Monroe rifled in a sea­ spans 35 years is coming very well be correct, but I Jacksonville State, currently should be back next year along office phoned Wednesday, that rush his pass. . .Elliott, at 6- The Kentucky Colonels, how­ son-high 31 ponts, 10 in the final up one week from today Trio of Feature Contests BlUy failed to^)teep his con- 2 . 240, is an unusual mixture of would hope that It would not be ever, maintained their m -gam e stanza, to lift Baltimore over 7-0, will take on A&M’s Rattlers sophomore Joe McCabe, the case." when C. Francis “ Chick” in Miami’s Orange Bowl at 8 who followed Klarsis in rushing, traded date hqto. balance, strength and agility. Race Entry List Up to 370 lead over Virginia in the ABA outgunned Phoenix. He started Toomey of Manchester p.m. A&M is predominantly Trinity reached its high rank- Knowing theValue of good He’s been clocked at an excep- Ih e Seattle owner added, "I Bast by edging the Carolina slowly, missing five of his first walks out onto Municipal Sta­ have my doubts In the near fu­ six shots, but was on target the black. among ECAC Division, II public relationsTKfcfe said that tional 4.7 (for a defensive llne- By EARL YOST 370 and an expected field of COAA, and Charlie Dugg^an of Ckmgars 100-96. In other ABA dium in Philadelphia to serve Spice N.E. Football Scene ture” for a merger. games, the Denver Rockets beat rest of the way. Connie Hawkins Inviting Jacksonville State, lo- 'cams after defeating Wesleyan tho Red Sox would yke to make man) for the 40 yards, and in, 360 is practically assured for Hartford Public High and as field judge in the Army- He disclosed the NBA had giv­ Runner-up and third the New York Nets 121-103 and led the Suns \rith 23. cated in Jacksonville, Ala., was '6®^ Saturday. Wesleyan amends. In some maimer, and high school onqe high’ jumped the Nutmeg Forest, Tall C3e- Dave Dunsky of the Spartan Navy game. en the ABA "an ultimatum of 48 the Texas, Chaparrals whipped Rookie Dave Cowens scored a historic move for A&M ath- shared the Lambert Cup in the BOSTON (A P ) Yale eight games, Yale will be root- Penn State and Air Force In 'Would be in contact with Nelson 6-6 . He probably, can’t soar as place finishers in the 1969 dars of Lebanon promotion. A.C., of Brockton, Mass. Jim­ / ing for a victory by Perm while eight games, is hopeful of a hours” but declined to say what the Indiana Pavers 140-126. 29 points and took down 15 re- “ It’s a great way to bow out,” letlc officials, who almost bid division last year with Dela­ in the near future. high today bu he can get up Five Mile Road Race, Pat Although defending cham­ my Hall was seventh, iDuggran invades Harvard for the specifically was demanded. Scott had some assistance bounds for Boston, who snapped the handsome, white, haired tor a white school last year but ware. bidding to avenge the 29-29 tie post-season bowl bid. Hie E ^ ; • * * there high enough to ruffle the McMahon of the Boston pion Amby Burfoot has not en­ eighth, Ray Hall ninth aAd Schulman said he favored a from George Carter, who added a four-game losing string and Toomey said before packing his backed down — reportedly be- Finishing with a 7-1 record, 87th meeting of a tradi- fashioned by a dramatic Har- gles are favored to roll past Short Punts equanimity of most quarter- A.A. and John Vitale of tered as yet, seven of last Dunsky 10th in 1969. resolution to cut off negotia­ 31 points for the Virginia caisie handed Cleveland Its 20th defeat bag for another choice assign­ cause of alumni pressure its only loss to Rochester, Trlnl- tional Ivy League rivalry, yard comeback at The Stadium Massachusetts, now 4-4-1 after Morris Stroud’s attempt to attempting to unload in year’s top 10 finishers will be Today the entry of Ron tions, but “ disfavored the fact a the Huskie Track Club, and rookie Mike Maloy, dumped in 21 games . The Cavaliers ment—today’s Yale - Harvard ‘"This selectlon ls justified by 'V trails leader Rochester and Dartmouth seeks to wrap two years ago. A Yaie victory three straight victories. head the list of entrants for the back. In addition to M(iMahon, Wayne, outstanding University block George Blanda’s 46-yard ^ ^ short time limit was put on tor by Pittsburgh because he was stunned the Celtics by grabbing game ajt Cambridge. the fine quality of the univer­ Delaware^ for this year’s Dlvi- ^ perfect season at and a Dartmouth loss would re- Connecticut, the Yankee field goal try during the closing * * * 34th run over Manchester’s the former Irland Olympian, of Massachusetts standout, was Toomey. a graduate of Bates sion cup. The Bantams also in a tie for the Ivy League Ckinference champion, is fa- certain things to be done by the overweight, chipped In with 16 a 37-27 lead early in the second sity and the splendid record of n gjjd Boston College seconds of the Oakland-Kansas Pat Patter paved roads Thanksgiving and Vitale, ex-Unlvorslty of received. Wayne was sixth last College where he lettered four their football team,” said A&M ■ABA. Our demands made It im­ against the team which had period, then Cowens t(x>k corn- are ranked 10th in a tie -with Upnrlo iim th e turnnike to which the two teams vored to wind up a winning sea- City game has.ralsed'the ques- The original “ Duke” of the morning. The race starts at Connecticut standout Jimmy year. He’s the current New years in each football, baseball Athletic Director Jake Gaither. possible for the ABA.” picked him first In the collegiate mand. coUeges take on Massachusetts Sat- last year vdth Princet^. ^ n at IW y cross ‘Hie HusWes tion of whether a field goal at- AFL, Glno Cappellettl, will play 10:30 on Main St., opposite Hall of the Central Connecticut England intercollegiate cross Since 1933, the Orange-Blos­ “No comment,” said Kennedy draft last year. George Thomp- Milwaukee Bucks soared and hockey, captaining the Bob­ A stand now, nine of urday in feature games of Dartmouth, ranked 16th in the have a 4-4-1 record, while Holy School St. A^A. wUl be back as weU as country champion and is fresh cats in his senior year in both som Classic has been a match tempt was ever blocked by a in his 160th consecutive regular when informed of the remarks son led Pittsburgh ■with 23. m their 12th ccxisecuUve ■victory nation as well as No. 1 in New Cross has lost nine in a row. player leaping up In front of season game Sunday. He has The entry list now numbers his brother, Ray, also of the off a most successful seasem. baseball and hockey, will retire between A&M and black schools. this year’s Trinity starters New England’s waning England, is an overwhelming fa- Brown gets one more chance by Kosloff and Schulman. "I Kentucky rallied In the final behind Lew Alcindor’s 29 points, from the ranks after the tradi­ Invitation to the classic has long could return for 1971 competi­ 1970 college football sched­ the crossbar and knocking It never missed a game since corn- have nothing to add to my origi­ period for Ite vlctoiy over C ^ gob Dandridge with 21 and John vorite against the Quakers at for an Ivy League triumph in a down. Answer: Yes. R. C. ing Into the AFL in 1960. The tional service clash next Satur­ been considered a prestigious tion — four on offense and five ule. Penn’s Franklin Field. The In- season finale at Columbia. In nal statement.” ’i f ! McGlothlln with 16 helped the on defense. That includes soph­ Owens o t Baltimore bl(X!ked a one-time touch football player Top Race Driver Claims paced the Colonels while CJaro- _ , day. matter, equivalent to a bowl bid. Yale’s Ells, ranked third be­ dians, who have five shutouts in other windups, Central Connect- Informed sources, who de­ omore quarterback Erich Wel­ 39-yard attempt by Washington’s from Keewatln, Minn., kicked Meet Huskies was led by Bob Verga and Chamberlain Top officiating assignments ’The classic is not a bowl hind Dartmouth and Boston Col­ thelr eight victories, are bidding Icut plays at Southern Connecti- clined use of their names. Indi­ topped Los Angeles with 28 ters, who won a sophomore-of- Bob Khayat on Dec. 8 , 1962. Ke the longest field goal of his University of Connectlout Ira Harge, each with 18 points have been common over the game, but part of A&M’s regu­ lege in The Associated Press’ cated the ultimatum had to do points while Jerry West, on a the-week notice this season, and for a third perfect seascai and cjit, Bridgeport is host to North- stood In front of the crossbar, career at Shea Stadium in 1966. basketball Coach Dee^ Bowe, Another rookie made big noise past two decades for Toomey, lar ^hedule. However, oppo­ New England poll, is favored second Lambert Trophy since eastern, and' American Inter- with the anti-trust suit filed by rare off-night, hit for only 12. . nents are chosen by A&M late end Whitney Cook, the leading jumped and deflected the ball That was the last win by the preparing for his second sea­ for Denver in the Rockets’ romp such as-Yale - Harvard (this over Harvard, but the (Jrlmson, cjoach Bob Blackman’s arrival naticsial goes to Adelphi. the ABA against the NBIA some Clean Air Project Odle Spiith popped in 29 In the season. The first classic receiver with 26. On defense, away. Baltimore won the game Pats over the Jets. . .Continuing son at the helm o t the Hus­ over the Nets. Ralph Simpson, year’s being the fourth time he ranked fourth, are determined (o Jn 1936. Bleickman needs only ’That will leave only one game time ago. The suit, these game, played at a baseball park most of the potential returners 34-21. . .FYom Bubba Smith on to ride the crest of unnrecedent- kies, has scheduled a “ Meet sinking his first nine shots from PO'nts. leading the San Francis- has been one of the men in pull an upset as a farewell one more victory to become the on the New England schedule. sources said, was to have been in Jacksonville in 1933, drew 2,- are sophomores: guard Bob John Sandusky, Colts assistant ed public interest despite their the Huskies” night at 7:30 in the floor, wound up with 37 Warriors over Buffalo. Jeff the black and white stripe Thiel, linebacker Phil Polrer Present to retiring coach John 28th coach in college football Holy Cross wll linvade Bostrni withdrawn by 6 p.m., EST, (Fri­ the Field'House.- points to lead Denver. Larry Mullins had 22 for the Warriors 000 spectators. For the past 17 who was shifted from the offen- present 1-8 record, the Pat’s day, but Oils was not done. Has Great Future shirts). Holy Cross-Boston Col­ years, attendance has averaged and Jim Finn and back Ray lovicsin history to earn 160 triumphs. College for the region’s tradl- siye line to the defensive line set an all-time club home at- Everyone interested in Cannon added 32 while Levern while Don May topped the lege (also four times), Syracuse- Jack Dolirfi, commissioner of LONG’ BEACH, Calif. (AP)—^As one of the nation’s 40,000. Perkins, who led the team with Beaten only by Dartmouth in Boston College, beaten by tional finale next Saturday, when Don McCafferty took over tendance record last Sunday, watching Connecttcut basket­ Tart’s 22 points led the Nets. Braves with 24 points. / Penn State (three times), last the ABA, said he had received fastest race drivers, Mickey Thompson drove cars which Jacksonville State is ranked six Interceptions. as head coach: "If it sounds like TTie 30,697 attendance recorded ball is cordlaUy Invited to Joe Hamilton, a 6-10 rookie Elvln Hayes poured in 60 year as an alternate in the the NBA statement and “ I will emitted their fair share of pollutants. No. 2 among small colleges by I’m freak for John, in essence I In the rain against San attend, free of charge. The guard, scored 36 points to pace points and pulled down 26 re- Army-Navy game, Navy-Mlaml discuss It with our league’s Y*t, he’ll argue stnceroly, t h e ------^------the National Association of In­ Ritual Before Each Game am. If he told me to put an in- Diego brought the annual program starts with an In­ Texas over Indiana. 'Ron Boone hounds in pacing the San Diego and Pittsburgh - Miami, both in merger committee on Monday.” vehicle he* drove at 406 miles year, and his cars have often troduction of the personnel tercollegiate Athletics, Gaither side move on that door over total to 207,718. This breaks added 31 for the Chaps. High for Rockets to their rout over the Miami’s Orange Bowl, Rice- Chuck Devoe, president of the per hour on the BpilnevlUe Salt been the champions in this facet on the team, pro ■ game said. there and then knock it out, the previous home attendance Indiana was FYed Lewis with 30 Seattle SuperSonics. Don Kojis Navy in Houston, Pittsburgh- ABA Indiana Pacers, declared, Flats in Utah which was the first of the competition, warmups and drills, and a I’d try.” . •. .Ben Davidson, whose record of 199,707, chalked up In points. had 17 points for the losers. Penn State, Prlnceton-Harvard, Frederickson Reports Early "I ’m not completely surprised. I man and car to top 400 didn’t Mickey has been working with “ Bine vs. White” scrim­ size and handlebar mustache 1934 when home games were West Virginia - Viilanova and ri^ • . rrt t t " h o m e e n g in e e r s —Ron- imagine that it is in part a reac­ cause the pollution of 10 cars on the Ford Motor Company in hia mage. This win be foUowed Win by Canucks make him a standout In a crowd, played at Fenway Park. One Syracuse-Kansas. AND 89 tion to the Caldwell signing by the Pasadena FYeeway during a racing design and also in his by a “mixer” on the court ro r Iram er to lape Jvnees me piedog ne. jan pierroi - has understandably litillzed the more home game re- "I guess I’ve had every major r ' 468, Hildur Zawlstowski 192-616, C::arollna.” normal working day. pew clean air interest. which win aUow the players Syracuse Ends Slate T&day Led by Defense motiff for the sign atop his bar mains—against Minnesota on college football team in the NEW YORK — ’Tucker Fred- long pass. The linebackers were Dlcklnsen 223-486, Phyllis He referred to veteran Joe Now with his own automotive "We have found we can de­ and fans to exchange auto­ VANCXniNVER, B.C. (AP) — in Oakland. That means the lip Dec. 13. Although there are still East in at least one game since erickson usuallv renorts to the deep drops for Clif McNeil Heritage 181, Agnes Kennedy Caldwell, formerly a star for laboratory in Long Beach, this sign/engine components vrtileh graphs, snap pictures and Hie expansion Vancouver Ca­ erickson usually re^ rts to the Herrmann. I faked 176-466, Jlnnle Leggltt 17&466. adornment should be with Ben tickets remaining, a near sellout In Most Turbulent Season I’ve been with the Eastern Asr nucks got a royal performance the Atlanta Hawks of the NBA, same speed burner works cm can/develop as much horsepow- meet each other. New York Giants locker room ja„ McKenney 461, Leah Whip- for a while. It Isn’t all twirls Is already assured. The average ' Tho Connecticut Pep Band sociation of Intercollegiate Foot­ out of rookie defenseman Dale who signed a contract last cutting down poUution and mak- er ilirlth nd quickness and re- arranged starting Dec. 5 at August 1969, resumed in secret held at the Wesleyan University Rod Laver Hits Back Maynard, Ward (Jochee, J)m then hostsi .B | ^ n D ec. 4. Tech briefly on the practice field one Phone 643-5135 ver when Mike Pyle was cap­ Washington place-kicker, “ and IJAtias camp. And, Harland bounds very well despite being Northwestern. Home games alter a few months. Sunday, at 1 p.m. Three divi­ tain, had a great team. It went only 6’2. Other front-liners are will be played at Manchester Lee, Mike Mllandy and Ron plays an iH^une ';^ t o with afternoon, took their physicals. I was still kicking that way Svare (Washington assistant) Last June the leaked back down At Net Game Critics when the Cowboys were con- °n me. He stops me from -tin­ Uc), Dan Scavetta (former g p.m. ple on formation of a single event on the freshman course; ducting their kicking caravan, kering around' with my style Cheney Tech star), Frank Dec. Opponent R^r*^st^^h^^a7’ ^^rter^ WEMBLEY, England (A P )— Rod Laver hit back to- league of 28 teams, the NBA 17 second, the 4.26 mile Open Di­ But I changed to the orthodox when I have an off-day at prac- Young and Ron Slomcinsky of 5 Northwestern, A and the ABA 11, In addition to a vision for high school, prep, FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON back, had a great team and day at the tennis critics who have been saying he is style before reporting to their tlce.” South Windsor, Collins Judd of 9 Middlesex, A common draft and a world Celts Back at ,500 Mark college, AAU arid all runners the Syracuse clubs with Jim over the hill. camp because I felt I was not (TJonfidence, concentration and Manchester, Scott Melody of 14 Mattatuck, A championship series. and the Masters Division for through the 60s, has piled up Nance and J < ^ Mackey were “ What do they mean?” the consistent enough from short a good center and holder also East Hartford and Hubie Jbnes 15 Central Connecticut State, The agreement stipulated that those 39 and older. The 4.26 GOLF SETS more than $180,000 In prize mon­ After Struggle at Garden also very very strftng. 32 year-old Australian left-han- range with the soccer style.” are key factors in a kicker’s of Norwich. A Kennedy would be the commis­ mile runs will be combined into ey this year but lost all the big m the backcourt, Mistretta Toomey, now in his 23rd year der said. “ This has been a won- Knight was eventually re- success, according to Knight 28 Norwalk, H sioner of the single league and BOSTON (AlP) — The Boston tics, sparked by rookie Davie one but the finish order will be’ 1969 MODELS 35% OFF titles. has been very impressed with as college official, is a native derful year for me really. I just leased by Dtilas ^ d sl^ e d as «Most Important, you have to 30 UConn (Waterbury), H that the common draft and the Celtics are bock to the .600 Cowens, pulled away to an 89-82 listed as Open and Masters. o t Athol, Mass. He became a happened to have a couple of In 1969 he became the first a free agent with Washington know you can kick. You go out the play o t guard Eddie Perry, Jan. world championship series A record field is expected that 1970 MODELS 20% OFF player in history to achieve tiie» a transfer from the University mark in the National Basketball advantage at the three-quarters college official in 1947 and gain- strange lapses at the wrong iMt searon, when he made 16 and kick the ball 50 yards and 4 Eastern Connecticut, A would take place.“the first year mark. will top the over ■ 200 runners ed the select Group I member- times.” grand slam twice. He won the o t Bridgeport. Perry, who Association, but It was a strug­ you know the potential is there, 9 Tunxis, H after Congressional ^proval Is The Cavaliers closed to within that competed in 1969 when ship in 1963 with the EIAFO. Laver, undisputed as the four major championships— played high school ball in Sum­ 13 Grq^ter Hartford, H achieved” gle all the way. three new course marks were Complete Line of Clothing Wimbledon, Forest Hills, the ♦hi” *™'*®'*' Then yoiu try to find out what ter, Ga., has tremendous speed three points a couple of times in He served as president of the world’s No. 1 tennis player ^ s year,^ , Knight w has — been---- *— pro yuu y„u iiavt have to do and not do to 16 South Central, A Congressional tqiproval is nec­ The Celtics amqiped a four- the fourth period, but the Celtics set. The Middletown Recreation Australian and Ftench nationals football’s most reliable three- improve and driving ability as well as Department Is the sponsor and your accuracy and 20 Norwalk, A essary for the meiger because game losing streak and handed shook off the challenge as Capt, Shoes apd Accessories —as he did in 1962. point manr kicking 18 of 22 at- a go(xl outside shot. Ex-East Wesleyan is allowing use of its consistency from short, medi­ 21 Eastern Connecticut, H ' of anti-trust laws. (Congress the fledgling; Cleveland Cava John HavUcek scored nine ’nils year he did not defend tempts for an .818 percentage. Catbcdic product Jim Sullivan facilities. um and long range. 23 Housatonic, A must specifically grant pro bas­ tiers their 20th loss in 2l Natiim- his Australian and French titles should also aid the collegians. points and Don Nelson six over His 11 straight successful kicks 25 South Central, H ketball Immunity from anti­ al BasketbaU ' Associaton starts ■Post entries will be accepted. USED GOLF CLUBS and was defeated at Wimbledon earlier this season matched ItoUM is a steady oen- Sullivan is a fierce competitor the last 12 minutes. SAME DAY SERVICE FOR 29 UCtenn (Waterbury), A trust statutes, such as profes­ before a crowd of 6,491 Friday the third best string of field and Sonny Jurgensen’s and b-Leader8 said after beating South Africa’s Last Sunday against the New u® a started for Windham last record 9-9. Cleveland had a 42-40 4 Trinity College, A severe expansion pains, shocked SPRINGFIELD, Mass. AP FROM $28.00 PER SET UP. Cliff Drysdale 6-4, 6-4 in the York Giants, ^ g h t became year, and Junie Rodrlques of advantage in field goals,, but THE ONLY TITLEIST DEALER IN TOWN 6 Mattatuck, H Boston by charging to a 10- —^FuUback Wayne Sanborn of FEW NEW SETS WOODS & IRONS AT A 40% Embassy Indoor Tournament at the second player ever to kick Norwich are other gusutls who Seek Hockey Franchise Boston cashed 36 of 47 free Orange and defensive end Bob 8 Mohegan, H point lead, SH-77, early In the MSOOUNT. SMALL DEPOSIT’ WILL HOLD UNHL Wembley and qualifying for the four field goals In one period *11 28 con- look like they may fit in weU EDMONTON, Alta. (AP) — A throws while the Cavaliers were Liljedahl Avon, Conn., have 13 Middlesex, H second pericxL However, the NEEDED AT XMAS. finals against American Cliff . (Herald photo by Bucelviclua) as he sailed the baU over the ^ *®r. with MXXrs fast break qnd bid for a National Hockey 28-36 from the ^oul tine. been elected co-captains of the MANCHESTER HIGH CITED—George Ritchie Sportsmanship Award, given 15 Housatonic, H Celtics took command and went (CAN BE SEEN AT AL’S PRO GOLF SHOP Richey. crossbar from 16, 27. 27. and 40 ^ pressure defense styltt^of play. League franehlse for Edmcmtcxi Rookie Dave Cowens led the 1971 Springfield College football ALEX HACKNEirS PRO SHOP 17 (Central Connectciut, H to the dressing room with a 60- 18 Strong Street, Mancbeeter, Conn. “ I feel as strong as ever. I by the Central Connectictit Soccer Officials’ Assn., was won by Manchester yards out in the second quar- ~ " Other guard candidates include by 1973 was made by a' group of Celtics with 29 points and 16 re­ tefim. Sanborn rushed for 14 Rich Reynolds and Ray Cam- 20 Greater Hartford, A local businessmen Friday. A 64 halftime lead. bounds. Nelson ended a scoring MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB After 8 P.M. Dnily'Except Stingy. can still play as well as ever. High. Presentation was made at last night’s annual meeting. Coach Rick Dan­ ter. Garo Yepremian, now a MOUNTAIN DEW— Edna Tut- touchdowns this season while poseo, both former students at 21-26 Connecticut Comunity spokesman said a written appli­ Cleveland, refusing to quit, re­ skimp with 19 points, while Hav­ And I’ve certainly no thoughts ielson, second from right, and Co-Captain Bob Carter accepted the trophy Miami Dolphin, was the first tie 192-462, Mary B ou ch a rd 202^ setting Springfield records by East ChthoUc and Manchester GoUege Athletic Association cation was submitted to NHL gained the lead briefly, 70-68, in s o . MAIN ST. MANCHESTER of packing it up.” Ritchie, second from left. Don Berger, banquet chairman, watches presentation. to accomplish four . FGs in a 463, Rae Jacobs 188-483. Ucek and JoJo 'White contribut­ carrying 257 times for 906 restdents. FYank Marcl of Hart- Tournament President Clarence Campbell. the third period. Then the Cel­ ed 18 each and Don Chaney 16. yards. Ma n c h e s t e r EVENING h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Sa t u r d a y ’, No v e m b e r 21,1970 PAGE TWElAnE . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. jMANGHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2^, 1970. PAGE THIRTEEN Businoss • Sorvieos BUGGS BUNNY OUK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW. BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wanted— Mole 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 Offered 13 ION Hot/ SO THE OFFICE CHAlRS STARTING $2.80 per hour. In- PART-TIME furniture sales- / 1 STTU. SAV T H E Y SHOULP I PUT OUT MY HANP CLASSIFIED PIANCi TUNING and band In­ ^UtV/ATCHHO^ PLANTEP THAT TKee WHEN WE MAKE A LEFT TURN; soMe-nM6« X WISH X h a o T he boss prides 1DlMPADi/E.THlH(iS, ARE TOO UHOOMFORIABLE, spectors and Uremen, all evenings and Satur- irijcT TVAe. a v g p a s b strument repairing by Hartt Aanrer la Prarisar I Himself ON AH DROP'EM RH3Hr HERE! FAST IT CLOSES- EH,CRtNGELVP SEEMS TO shlfts available. All benefits. 646-2331. X PPOBABL-V AMOUMT O F t a l e n t . , College of Music graduate. OPEN MIND- I y/ELCOME «HOUUP \lJK\Te AAV A U TO - THE^E PECIStONS taF^'^asBCiwifs Ward Krause., 643-5336. M E YOU'RE A CHRONIC Must be steady. 289-4361. Fire- iuLiLARn Operators and BlO&fZAPHV SO t h a t South America SUGizESDOHS.' and YOUNfi €OMGW|ZITEI2£ HE OUSH TA :Wi^ls:aaR i[^!aa.ZI7«:iis TREES removed, reasonable TOtfOLlKEIDSrTON Windsor. CAM S6T SUICJAHC6 AHO operate. , All benefits. Apply P B O P BOTH ACROSS 58 Hebrew c l a s s i f i e d advertising DEPT, HOURS VOURONN CHAIR A T . lH«PIF3AnON.' oH THe OTHETZ HIE PiaPTTGCTS rates. <3aU Ray, 643-4458 after Dean' Machine Products, 102 1 Colombia'c ascetic/^ 6 p.m; HOME-ffRMANVlID/! HANC? I'/A THIHWN<& O F P O IN & A AH P O U S T 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M. Oolemial Rd., Manchester. < o M c TO e x p o s e th e paN ^ etzs PLTT O U T capital DOWN ; YE22IR,SO 'ATS RIGHT, WELL,GEE, I DUNNO WHAT . Caribbean------blackbirds silkworm 45 Ooze t CHAPEL Window Cleaning Co., To work in our shipping de­ KITCHEN helper wanted, no 30 Promontory' 46 Heating daviea correct or omitted insertion for any advertisement nna thAn AND I FEEL VDU SHOULPyTHA'S MIGHTY i WE'RE GONNA | GUZ,HE'S . T'SAY FBJ.AHS, I , UH ... »,..Z THINK! 21 Chemist’s 11 Ancient residences only, 35 years expe­ partment. No experience experience necessary. Acadia HAVE SOMETHING ^^THOUGHTTUL / GIVE YOU ^ ALL YtXIRS/ THANKS A LOT/ Persian -32 In its place 48 Lateral part only to the extent of a “ make g ^ » inalSon f JL~ rience. CaU 289-0687. necessary. VCItlfllT 49 Adolescent \ -''Restaurant, 649-0898. FOR KINGS DAY! r'~ K OF YtXJ TWO/A HIM.' 23 Citrus fruit 12 Bewildered (Isitin ab.) "***«i^™ ***® value of the advertiaenieiit will not be 33 Paraguay’s year ^ SMPL6 SOLUTIOM of Guyana 19 Breed of dog corrected by “ make good” inaertion . wui not he TWO'handymen want a variety Apply in person or call: (coU.) official SOSouAAfrrkan ASSISTANT Manager for retaU TO THE p r o b l e m 26European fox " of jobs by day or hour. We OF POLLUTION- 21 Made Over language (ah-) store. Must have experience. river 37 On thefrriher 52 Air (comb, clean yards, attics and cellars. 27 Paradise 22 Calyx IBockvUle, Tall Free) Contact main office, Ameri­ divisions side (diaL) fonn) Reasonable. CaU 643-5306. ALLIED PRINTING 31 Newspaper 23 Peruvian 38Rooffinial 54 Roman god of 643-2711 SERVICES can Discount Stores, 97 paragraphs capital 39Sofa underworid 875-3136 CUSTOM fnade draperies, sUp CTiurch St., New Haven. 1-662- 33 Show mercy 579 Bflddle Tpke. W. covers and reupholstering. 9877. ,/ to r" 2 3 4 5 6 7*"8 9 ir II 12 Budget terms. Established In Manchester, Conq, 34 Award for PAR'l'-TIMERS—Part-time tell­ bravery 13“ 14" Automobiles For Solo 4 1946. Days; 624-0164, evenings, 643-1101 ^ ers for Saturday mornings, OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN 35 Louvre locale 649-7590. IT" i s " from 9-12. For interview call 36ChUe’s HERALD NEED CAR? Credit very bad? iis a a ^ Atacama W 16 1 ST Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- REWEAVING of bums, moth- TURRET lathe operators. Set­ 646-1700, Mr. Matrick. ( WHAT A BOO-BOO/ TH' Y NO-WO.' THAT WAS THE ONLY Desert is one ■ ■ holee, zip|)er8 repaired. Wln>. of world's' BOX LETTERS , est Douglass accepts lowest up and operate. All benefits. i S OUARTERBACK SHOULP THINGTDPOTHERE/HS HAD-r,..; dow shades made to measure, Moving— ^Trucking- NEVER HAVE CALLEPA /T — . — ...... - | rr-r m ost------E ~J down, smallest payments, any­ Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted— Apply Dean Machine Products, P A S S -H E SHOULPA' ^ i^azsaazzznzizao ta_L regions w “ a II Fur Your where. Not small loan finance all size Venetian blinds. Keys Storage 20 102 Colonial Rd., Manchester. Situations Wanted— P90r/ TOME rr POWW/ VOUR MOThBR 37 Affirmative ■ ■ ■ made while you wait. Tape re­ Female 35 l>AVV .JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS RUM TH' BALL UP 3i“ 32 company plan. Douglas Mo­ THIfJK^ IT S BAC> FO R A1E TO <3ET E X - reply ~ Infontiation corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 ______PART - time work even in gs, ______Female ____ 38 TH' MIPPLE... CITEP AWP SMB'S ABOUT ■ I ■ a tors, 345 Main. MANCHESTER — DeUvery- RESPONSIBLE woman to care 40 Meadows 3 4 " Main St., 649-5221. TH A T OLD WRECK WAS OH, M AN... THIS PROP-OFF T O SPOIL TH' S A M E Bf/ 41 They run THE HERALD will not light trucking and package de­ SUNOCO for two smaU ^Idren, niy flexible, janitorial work. WILL care for children ln”my MAKIW US SHUT UP/ ■ ■ ■ a PERCHED ON THE EDGE OF GOES DOWN FOREVER. I away to wed 36“ 37 39 40 diaclnae the identity of 1965 RAMBLEJR. American 330, livery. Refrigerators, washers r home or yours, daily. Call 643- 623-0624 4:30 - 5 p.m. licensed home, experienced, THIS CLIFF -7UST A HOPE B U S S KNOWS WHEN 44 Compass point any adveriiaer using box automatic, power steering, and stove moving, specialty. Modem 3-bay service sta­ 61 Summer St., 649-1147. m i n u t e A G O ...^ ) STOP DESCENDING ■ Building— 9189, after 5:30 p.m. PART-TIME fuel oil truck drlv- ______47 Feminine iT letters. Readers answer­ 26,000 miles, one owner. 8500. Folding chairs for rent. 649- tion In Manchester-Vemon •'o.. appellation 1 q a r ing blind box ads who er. Apply In person, Boland EMPLOYMENT wanted — East 44 4 T 49 w 50 643-7466. Contractinq 14 0762. area. High return on a mod­ 4 8 D ^ t ( a b .) ■ desire to protect their ■ Oil Co., 369 Center St., Man­ Hartford, Manchester, Glas­ 51 Impede identity can follow ‘his est investment. Paid train­ SALES CLERK progress of. s i " 52 S3 54 1965 PONTIAC, restored 2 plus MASONARY — All types of chester. — f tonbury areas. Experienced, procedure r stone and concrete work. No Painting— Faperjrtg 21 ing, financial assistance 53 Makes neat 56 2, 431 headers, hi-rlse, dual avaUable. For Information four years In office of machine 55 Break one’s feed Holleys, mags, stereo­ job too small. 'Free estimates. Gal Friday for factory sales PORTER-cleanlng man for af­ Enclose your reply to B. H. M A G O W ^ JR. & Sons, call Mr. Oox, 668-3400. Eve­ shop, payroU, some bookkeep­ word 57" $6 the box in an envelope — tape deck, reverb. $800. Call Quality workmanship. Work office. Accurate typing for ternoon hours and weekends. ing, typing, receptionist 56 Ignores i interior and exterior-g painting, nings and week ends Mr. -a address to the cnassifled 872-3111. guaranteed. Out of season order write-ups. Shorthand Please apply In person to 57 Thinner paper hanging. Thirty years FitzGerald. CaU collect 1- duties, telephone. Have refer­ Manager, Manchester rates. CaU after 6 p.m., 643- not required. Some system Mister Donut Shop. 266 West ences, married. 289-7694 or 633- (Newspepar fafarpriie Asm.) experience, four generations. 413-733-2997. Evening Herald, together 1961 FORD 8-cyllnder Country 1870 or 644-2076. keeping, high degree of in- Middle Tpke. 0237. with a memo llstli^ the sedan wagon, automatic Free estimates, fully Insured. telligance. Initiative and re­ companies you do NOT transmission, good transporta- DORMERS, garages, porches, 643-7361. sponsibility required for cus­ OIL BURNER man, experienc­ rec rooms, room additions, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER want to see yoin: letter. Uon. ■ $126. CaU 646-3190 be­ tomer contact and problem- ed In all phases of heating. IRONING done In my home Your letter will be de­ tween 5-9 p.m. kitchens, add-a-ievels, roofing, solving on pricing and de­ Wages commensurate with ex- very reasonable. 649 4013. stroyed If the advertiser siding, general repairs. Quality Help Wanted— livering. Call for appoint­ perience. Many benefits. C a U ______is one you’ve mentioned. workmanship. Financing avail­ Painting— Papering 21 6 4 4 - 1 6 2 1 . ------— W A Y O U T BY KEN MUSE If not it will be banclled Female 35 ment 289-2717 or write: 1956 CHEVROLET Parts, call able. Economy Builders, Inc. CXINIRACTOR — Interior, e x - _____ Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 in the usual manner. SERVICEMAN — Experienced 649-9712. 643-6169, 872-0647 evenings. terior painting, paper hanging. WAITRESS wanted, one full- fOW WILL I k n o w WHE/J WHEN I a l l o w y o u t o oil burner and heating man. SIX-WEEKS old female cream KsJI Discount on wallpaper. CaU time days; one weekend, NOBLE & WESTBROOK CO\/IE BACK A n d s e e aRAM PAW 1969 DODGE RT Charger, white CARPENTRY — concrete steps, Full-time position with excel- colored Pomeranian puppy, I'-M g e t t i n g b e t t e r ? S lTUPoN THECOUOH/ ^ >f MtA W. TM l«« Vi rm OR. Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. 20 Westbrook St., VUS3 with black stripe, with extras. floors, hatchways, remodeling nights. Must 4>e over 18. Apply lent salary, good working con- with papers. $40 or best offer, AJE T O M O R R O W .' In person only, Howard John­ East Hartford, C3onn. Lott and Found 1 $2,800. 649;U884 after 6. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ ditions and limited night serv- 649-4774. V, JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom son Restaurant, 394 Tolland Y ings, attics finished, rec Painting, Interior and exterior, ice. Blue Cross, CMS, M a jo r ------1— FOUND—Male gray and black 1967 CAMARO, SS 350, 4-speed, rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ Tpke. Manchester. ------Medical, uniforms, bonus and BEAGLE puppies, three left, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL striped cat, with double paws, posi-traction, bucket seats, paperhanging, fully insured. ______WOMAN to clean house one er related work. No job too For free estimates call 649-.^ CLEANING woman wanted. 3-4 day weekly, preferably Fri- outstanding profit sharing and looking $20. vicinity Union Place. Call 649- Factory gauges. Call 875-6528 small. Dan Moran, — Builder. 9658. If no answer 643-6362. V days weekly. Permanent posi- day. (3aU 649-6993. pension plans. CaU 563-0131. AKC Beagle Rabbit Hound, ' IF YDU PONT . • 2604. to make a reasonable offer. Evenings, 649-8880. tion. Send name, address. An equal opportunity employ- reasonable. 742-7442. I'M -TME NEW R O /A L ' PAY'>OURTA5(Sl NAME your own price. Paint­ er. ------1964 CXJRVETTE Stingray, 327, phone number and referencespool attendant, -TA X COLLEC-rOR. I'LL -rupN You REMODELING — rec rooms ing, paperhanging, removal. 376 h.p., 4-speed Hurst, new and paneling. T. and F. Con­ to Box R., Manchester Herald. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, INTO A fROe. Announcanwnts 2 Prompt service, fully Insured. __ _ _ tires, shocks, clutch. $1,800. tractors, 876-9687, 233-7961. All replies confidential. Writ- ® to 6:30 p.m., European 647-17(54. SaUsfacUon guaranteed. CaU mg abUlty not 'r^ulre’d Health Spa, 646-44160. GENERAL carpentry, roofing, Jerry Kenny, 647-9564. ^ FIRST CLASS W ANT TO UP FREE 1964 OLDSMOBILE CuUai^ cabinet work, exterior paint­ ___ PART-TIME — Woman to a t ------V-8, 3-speed, stereo tape, four ing. H. C. Hutchinson & Son PAINTING — Interior and ex- tend laundermat In the Park- Help Wanted---- Male 36 YOUR INCOME good tires. Excellent running Builders, 643-6373. terior and wallpapering. T and ^de. Tuesday and D iu r s d a y ------^ F Painters, 876-9687, 233-7961. g.g j, ^ 243-0997 ^ NIGHT MANAGER—good pay, MECHANICS BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE COLUMN condition. 649-3664. IMMEDIATELY? CARPENTRY and remodeling benefits, will train. Apply In { bBILLY\\ B 0F 5 PA5SIHG TO ELROY dONES AND PEPPER SAWYER ■ EVERYBODY'S U30WNS FORYMRP O' rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe- t e n amblOous women to be­ person, Alice’s Kitchen, 363 Needed to build quality ma- clal rates for people over 66. SWEEPS TECH TO A 3 6 TO W VICTORY OVER PRAIRIE STATE. TO NEXT SATURDAYS G m , FOLKS. (Saturdays Only) additions and garages. Call come Beauty Advisers with Broad St., Manchester. chinery. Excellent fringe U TOu bora a cor and con CaU my competitors, then call ■pora 6 to 8 houn waakly. you 1 THE ATOWIC TECH TEAW THAT HAD Motorcycles Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. the fastest growing company _ benefits and pay. Here’s how it works. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. con anjoy axcallant axtro Incoma. ' BEEN WRITTEN OFF AS HOPELESS Bicycles of today. Must be responsible IS NOW ACTUALLY A All ads appearing in - 11 ^ O N (XESZYNSKI builder — W# ora axponding rapidly R IC H A ip E. MARTIN, paint­ persons. We wUl train. CaU ond nood dUtrlbulora to ■ pur- WWAt IFJCAN 'iNTMATCA^e I'll JUST this space only are 'new homes custom built, re­ COLLEGE STUDENT Call Mrs. Brunetti, 648- CONTENDER forttie ONLY PAY HALP -TURN You etZBEN. ing contractor. Full profession- 633-9942. chata and •orYlco randlng ' FREE. Everything 1970 TRIUMPH trophy 600, best modeling, additions, rec rooms, WITH FREE MORNINGS 2487 between 9 a.m.-5 p.m. mochinM. conferencechAMPK)N5HIP OFM'^rAXESTj al painting service. Interior - ,------r z------r/:------garages, kitchens remodeled, WE ESTABLISH ROUTES! that is offered in this reasonable offer. Call 643-7128. exterior. Free estimates, f fuUy i i v WOMAN to work to rest home. bath tile, cepient work. Steps, hours 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call NO PERSONAL SALES CALLS! space must be FREE. insured. 649-4411, 649-9285. or {lerson desiring second JUST SERVICING! dormers. Residential or com­ 649-5966. Nothing must be of­ job to work to our mailing DRAFTSMAN — Structural MACHINES DO THE SELL­ mercial. (/All 649-4261. fered for sale. Limit 10 Business Services department. Monday - Fri­ steel detaller, experience re­ ING! H ’X t day. Hours either 6:30 a.m.- Vanding Is a Tigorous $5-bll- words, Manchester HALLMARK Building Co. For ______Electrical______Services______22office, full-time, mature. Of­ quired, company paid insur- C ItTB if NU. W., TJ4. teg.* VS. fiA. 01*. Offered 13 Uon plus rocassion proof busl- home improvement, additions, 10:30 a.m. or 7 a.m.-11 a.m. jOnce, Major Medical and pen- area. Bring your ad to BILL CRAWFORD & Son, elec­ fice manager related experi­ Also 4 hours on Saturday. nass. Cash salts. No crodll risks. ‘Will you tell me what earthly use a domestic science the Herald in person— TWO YOUNG married men rec rooms, garages, roofing, trical contractor, residential, ence preferred. Write Box ^(sion plan. Send resume to Box Equipment works for you day class is when there’s nobody in it but girls?!" will do small repair jobs and g!utters. Free estimates. All commercial, and industrial. "JJ” , Manchester Herald, E. Manchester Evening Her­ and night and 9 m wbUo you no phone calls. ald. slasp. i painting, also cellar cleaning work guaranteed. 646-2527. CaU 649-3663. stating qualifications to full. Apply and light trucking. Call 646- Earnings ^can grow with tn- VIICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD 2692, 646-2047. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ FIRST NATIONAL SECURITY Guard — Mature Tostmsnt starting as low as $600 Courtesy of: ' HOUSEKEEPER —Motherless to $1500. modeling specialist. Additions, home in need of live-ln house- STORES INC. man with uniform, evenings TtMBERDAND Tree Service, rec rooms, dormers, porches, Finishing and Saturday aftemoems. Ap­ W o train, counsel, guide and MOP£> AND IT'S YOU HAVE NO I NOT A ONE! EVERYBODY 1 WORK] DOUGLAS ^______24keeper, three well mannered help you get going. No experi­ SCARY, BECAUSE ENEMIES? WITH— M Y MUSICIANS, MY CAST, Tree removal, pruning, shrubs, cabinets, formica, built-ins, Park & Oakland Aves. ply: — C37 RIR56WAY at Nurmi Auto Body, Route 30, P & S ROOFING and repairs FABRICS NATIONAL tate', ascertainment of heirs and oi^ present obligations with one der of distribution, at the Probate Full-time mechanic in established, local company Vemon._ done reallsticaUy. FYee esti­ PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER aE^ANING — Interior —boUi easy payment. (Confidential, ' INC. Court located at Municipal Bldg., 41 needed. Year ’round position. Good salary for residential and commercial. mates. d a ll anytime. 049-1516 Center St., Manchester on Decem­ iser' and 1969 Dodge immediate apprqval. Manches­ ber 7. 1970 at 4 P.M. TM OFF \ / SOME YOUR WIFE SICK WITH H O W Satisfactory work guaranteed. or 742-8388. qualified man. Send resume stating qualifica­ vtcu. Coronet 440, ' pdttrer--steerlng, ter Real Estate Co., (Call Joel It la further ORDERED that, on T O W IL L O W V H U S B A N D T H E F L U a n d Y O U ’R E (YOU’RE, (C A L L O U S CAVALU For friendly free estimates, or befo^ the Compliance Date fixed OFF TO PLAY 18 HOLES RIGHTS O F M E .'. ra

PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY/ NOVEMBER 21, 1970 ------^ ------^---- ^------r— J^NCISESTTJR EVENING HERALD. MANCOT C30NN.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN How m For Sal* 72t Mooim For Sdt 72 Housos For Solo 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses F6p Sale 72 WcmtBd— 1o Buy 58 Out of ToWi| Out of Town KANCHES'riuR' — Immaculate For Sale BERRY’S WORLD 478 PORTim ST. Brand neW gjjvjjN - ROOM Colanlal first- SOMERSET DR. Custom Manchester ■ center" _ 6 75 For Sole 7 5 WANTED — Antique furniture, executive type 8-room Colonl- room. 6 per cent Raised Ranch. A unique beau- 4-bedroqm Capb, wooded lot, CLASSIFIED glass, pewter, oil paintings or- al. Many fine fektUres includ­ gueEgo, fireplace, quiet nelgh- room Colonlali ExceUent po­ COVENTRY — Slx-rown-over- TOLLAND Convenient to II assumable mortgage. FUlo- ty with all amenities for- gra- tential for professional person. size .Capie. FuU shed dormer. other antique items, itoiy quan­ ing four -bedrooms,. 2 fllre clous living. Privacy Insured boriiood, shopping, bus near­ 1-84, four-bedroom Ranch In rsmo Realty,' 618-1094, 646-4097. Bus line, parking, easy access. BUOLins, 1)4 baths, large tity. The Harrison’s, 643-8709, places, 2^ batlto, > 8c n « ie d by abutting Manchester Na­ by city utUlties, $28,600. Mey- excMlent condition. 150x200’ By NANCY KOWERT ten popped up in interviews “ is 165 Oakland Street Only $22,900, Hayes Agency rooms, walk-out basement, ADVERTISING porch, 2-car,-girage, lovely ture Center. Helen D. Cole,- er Realtors, 648-0609. 646-0181. , treed lot. Exquisite rec room, FRANKFURT, (Jbrmany a relatively new fear: the fear private, lot. Call builder, kOd 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- 8 years old. $22,900. Dfitten (A'P) — ’Hme Was When every- of female equality.” HOUSBHOliD lots — Antiques Realtor, 648-6666. . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISLN6 DEPT. HOURS 648-2^ or 644-8896 for details: U&R REALTY CD’s, MANCHESTER — 2-fomUy in 0131. Agency, Realtors, .643-6930, body hatd'about the same men- brick-a-brac, locks, frames, MANCHESTER. — 5 and 6-ta’o _____ The public opinion institute, NEW — Immediate occupancy, central location, large rooms, 647-1673. tal picture of a German Haus- 8 AJtl. to 4:30 PJM. glassware. We buy estates. BETTER VALUES tamUy. Three- bedrooms, over- Vernon Infas, in a survey conducted 7-room Cape with fuU shed new ceramic baths, also Ideal ------frau—Hermann Goering in a Village Peddler, Auctioneer, sized gai^e_ Near shopping. last fall, discovered that three- dormer, kitchen, dining room, for In-law situation, only $25,. BUILDER’S CLOSEOUT VERNON-MANCHESTER line, skirt. fourths of the men questioned 420 Lake St., Bolton. 640-8247. Offered by the $24,600—Manchester —Centrally Extra ti^ fa m ily buUding lot- We have one remaining 8- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT m baths, attached family 000. For Immediate sale. Bel custom buUt five-room ’’L’’ This has long since become said they felt it is "not normal” ^ located 6-room older Low 30’s. Hayes Agency, '646- room model Colonial that room and garage, fireplace Air Real Estate, 6469332. 0131. - Ranch. 1)4 baths, fireplace, old hat and today’s modem Ger- for women to have careers. «:sa P.M. DAY BEFORE PDBUCATIOE Colonial home. Spa­ must, bo sold. 2% '^ath s, _ and aluminum siding. Merritt full bsnement, large rooms nian hausfrau is as far from But in the face of malb preju­ :>eadline for 8atnrdj|i^and Monday to 4:8* p.m. Frlda> GOOD condition Shopsmith or cious Uving room and MANCHESTER — Newly listed ------huge first-floor family room. PHILBRICK $24,900. Hayes Agency, 646- that image as you can get. dice, women are wielding their equivalent. Call 269-1861. rtininy room, cwivenlent Agency, 646-1180.______• Cape on Doming St. WUl bor­ Lots For Solfi 72 * *»®PERAT10N W 1 IX | % | A I ple of the German woman of to­ women parliamentarians among rooms, 2-car garage, Tremendous business loca­ proximately 100x200. ExceUent MANCHESTER ' — 7)4 acres. and a 2-car garage. Uhbe- SOUTH •WINDSOR — Free 14- BE APPRECIATED V IM b 0*I^A / I I AGENCY , day.' She has platinum blond the 618 Bundestag members— ftoeind Without Board 59 Walking distance to aU posslbUlty. Quick sale wanted. Wolverton Agency," Realtors, lievable value at $39,900. cE irat gold love ring to first tion or a gpreat home for some­ hair, a stunning figure and she compared with only 11 women schools, and shopping. Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9382. ,649-2813. ^ v e .and buy today. 100 famlUes 'vlslUng ROOM for rent, gentleman pre­ RAISED RANCH—Large Uving one willing to do a Uttle -work. in the U.S. Congress. Act now! Call Warren E. How­ houK Suntojr. F to u l Continiiod From Procoding Poq* ferred, centrally located, pri­ room, dining room, modem eat- |26,800—South Windsor — Mbve PRIVATE SALE — Estate size A-ZONED wooded builtlng . lot land, Realtor, 643-1108. * ' * e • vate entrance, ample parking. in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, paneled right into this immacu­ grounds, luxuriouriy landscap­ on Carol Dr. AU utiUtfes on B &. W ArHclos For Solo 45 Fuol and Food 49>A 649-5271. family room with fireplace, late front-to-back Split -----: BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Bundeck off kitchen, 2-car ga­ ed, located ' in Manchestm? street. Bridthwaita Agency, scenic B on d Sales Level that offers 8 bed­ Green area. Pour . bedroom 649-4593. Manchester Parkade hardly know anyone, by that USED galvanized angle iron SEASONED hardwood,' sawed THE THOMPSON House —Cot­ rage, wooded lot. |27,000. •view, tastefully landscaped, rooms, living room and MANCHESTER home features waU-to-waU car* Manchester 649-5306 name anymore,” Karin said, re- i W to 6” in width, 5’-20’ and delivered. H. C. Hqtchln- tage St., centrally located, with PROFESSIONAL man’s Ranch, ^ large kitchen, also spa­ peting in formal draped dining Ea s t .Hartford — Comer lot, Wagner’s Teutonic lengths In excellent condition, son & Son. 643-6373. large pleasantly furnished . INTERESTED IN A storage ajreas, large lots, pan- Surge To^ approximately 2,800 square cious panel^ family room and sun-flUed modem Fo*est and ’Timrod, bus line, COVENTRY — Summer cot­ large quantity. Rockville rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 oramte jdeture 'windows, up » . ______« feet of living space, 15x24’ Uv­ room, two full baths. RANCH W ITH kitchen. Spacious paneled rec­ city water, Westelde Realty, tage, unique log cabin styling. chief woman announcer for Scrape, Route 30, RockviUe, for overnight and permanent 649-4342. High wooded lot. Pour rooms, and down-stairs, la ^ e walk-ln Hessian state radio and televl- SEASONED firewood for sale, ing room ^th fireplace, 10% down to qualified reation room. Fireplace and closets, gas or electric ranges, v .. » Netv H igh 872-9032. guest rates. carpeting. Some financing will deliver. Call 647-9479. formal dining, nwdem kitch­ buyer. bay window create true com­ d M i»a «lir. doubls soda S ™ ’ ’S “ ‘ "?“ * three good sized bedrooms, VERNON — Acre plus, high available. $9,000. Hayes Agen­ NEW YORK (AP) — The .VLUMINUM sheets used as ROOM for rent, gentleman en, Ubrary with fireplace, carpeted kitchen, dining fort in the large draped Uvbig madfl. pi olty w.tar, ~ SEASONED firewood, delivery three large bedr^m s, spacious 130,600—Manchester —^ExceUent scenic location. $6,900. Bolton cy, 646-0131. bond market rallied strongly the printing plates, .009 thick, 23x only. Central location. Free area, Uving room, large rec room. Outside porch and patio. sidewalks, etc. Avery St. 644- .* 5 ^ ^ toregone paneled family room with fire- investment property in Lake, Vernon, half acre $4,200. conclusion Karin Tietzeis chief woman announcer for a Ger­ past week, wdUi most govern­ 36", .25 cents each or 5 for Jl. throughout Connecticut. Hours parking. References required. room with bar, den or 4th Closet, attic and ceUar storage 2171, 289-6827, 644-1221. place, 8% baths, waU-to-waU this 6-6 duplex that of- Tolland acre, $3,000. Hayes NORTH (Joventry — 5)4-room' that I, as a young married wom­ man radio and television station. (AP Photo) ments and municipals reaching 643-2711. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 1-537-2163. 643-2693. bedroom, built-in vacuum sjMice galore. ’Two-car garage. carpeting in many rooms, fers 3 large' bedrooms Agency, 646-0181. Ranch, ” fireplace, buUt-lns, ga- VERNON an, should work. What am I sup- new highs for the year, accord­ system, garage. Nicely situ­ Call owner, 649-3800 after 6 roge, patio, nice tirea near ing to the Investment banking EILEXj’I’k IC belt massager. WOULD like two people to patio, swimming pool, two-car on each side, new bath- p.m. LET’S TALK 'TURKEY while my husbwd gj,e says, referring to an woman into her ne,w^srif assur- (D ItTO ty HIA, kb, * ated. Assumable mortgage. MANCHEISTER — B-zone lot, school, $20,900. Hayes Agency, firm of Salomon Bros. Regatta 3M sports game, both SEASONED fireplace ~wood for share my pleasant hornet pre- garage and a 3 acre lot with a rooms, sepeurate heating Do you need a lot of rooms -. ^ automatic dishwasher, an elec- ande'. With her husband on the All for $24,900. Call us. nice area, priced to sell at 646-0181. Intermediate issues showed s*n excellent condition. Sales- sale, delivered, call 228-9586. ferrably gentlemen, all con­ view, surrounds this lovely systems. Ehccellent lo- for a large family and want o-o* mixer, the roomy refrigera- front, she pitched in to eke out a '7 don't care what your astrologer told you about running $5,500. Frechette Realtors, tags and on weekends, times the sharpest gains in the gov-, I's sample handbags. 649- veniences. 568-1464, 875-2690. custom buUt home. cattan. ' 35 'TIMROD RD. 647-9993. BLOOMFIELD, FREE 14 carat some of your paycheck left oven, and the glassed-in living, like it or not, and she set ______!...... '34' on a second-and-seven situation . . FRECHETTE REALTORS at the end of the month? that used to be hallowed hours emment sector, advancing up 3 Garden— Farm— CONTEMPORARY 9 - room $33,000—Bolton — C3iooee your gold love ring to first 100 a trend still developing today. these issues LOOKING for a nice home? HIGH and dry choice location, This is Just the answer. A of togetherness for German 28" fan, pedestal Ranch with a view and over 3,- own decor for this 647-9993 Seven-room Colonial, 2 fire­ families 'visiting open house families. . Statistics show the modem Germany s ec^ ^ ^ Dairy Products 50 Large bedroom available. Call ' 120’ front by 227’ depth. Rea­ fine home for you at only sink, 4” X 000 square feet of Uving area, charming new 6-room places, screened porch with Sunday. Finest Raised Ranch­ hausfrau sp>ends 244 fewer hours nomic boom opened new hori- reached in March belt Sander, 649-7120. sonably priced for this prestige $22,900. Yes, $22,900! CaU wicker set, APPLES for sale—Courtlands, Furnishod Investment Property large famUy room, 3 fuU baths, carpeting, large family es in town. Lovely styling, a year keeping house than her zoiw for the German woman, Lng-tfe'rm government issues Ic timer box. Colonial that has many Mr. Bogdan now—you won’t Karin’s mother recalls when 643-0644. Delicious Etna McIntosh. Also For Sol* 70-A 5 bedrooms, 26' living room, fltae features, such as a MANCHESTER — 6V4 ■ room room, extra large kitchen neighboriiood. Call Peterman, huge sun deck, quiet, scenic . . . foundation of mother did. Eighty per cent of Apartments 63-A Realtor, 649-9404. be disappointed. she had to go to the butcher ^ r ^ o points Pears. Volpe Farms, Birch 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage. front-to-back living Ranch, $7,000. assumes mort- with appUances, waU-to-waU ■view, tastefully landscaped, her counterparts own vacuum Apartments— Rats German womanhood meat, to the g;reengrocer for and reached new highs for the IT’S inexpensive to Mountain Rd., Bolton. THREE-ROOM apartment, fur- -vlANCHESTER close to shop- ' room, large famUy type gage, new roof, Ule bath, piod- carpeting throughout, 3-zone many with fireplaces, storage cleaners, 75 per cent refrigera­ year. Since their May-June heat, fuU attic, 2-cqr ga­ space-garage, large lots pano- * • • m vegetables, to the bakery for and upholstery with Tenements 63 nished, private bath and en- ping, 4-famlly with 4 room BOLTON — Ranch, six rooms. kltchen, formal dining em kitchen, private yard, B (Sl W tors, 40 per cent electric mixers. lows, they have risen about 16 TURNIPS, turnip greens, pota- rage, enclosed rear yard, Resort Property Karin pays Uttle heed to those and six per cent deep freezes, bread, to the dairy for milk. She Lustre. Rent electric trance, utUities, no pets.- 226 apartmdnts, 4-car garage, new large kitchen, three- bedrooms, room, 3 bedrooms, 1% $20,500. Hayes Agency, 646- ramie picture 'windows up and BARROWS and WALLACE Co. pet cent. The short- term gov­ pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. . ^ s and fresh eggs. Natsisky FIVE rooms, heat, atove, wall- Charter Oak, 643-8368. heating syste-.., and roof. Mid large Uving room with flre- professionally landscaped, For Sole 74 downstairs, large walk-ln clos- Manchester Parkade commandments that once remembers that when she need­ Farm, Inc., 644-0304. to wall carpeting. Available baths, attached garage 0131.' formed the foundation of Ger­ ed clothes she went to separate ernment market also continued 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. place and exposed beams. Lot many other extras. Priced eta, gas or electric ranges, Manchester 649-6306 strong. SCREENED loam, processed Dec. 1st $215. per month. ------— ------with 300’ frontage. $22,700. and one-acre lot. SEVEN - ROOM Ranch. Wall- low for quick sale. GIANT’S NECK Heights —fur- double z«xie thermostats, gas man womanhood: ’’children, . . . who needs to shops to buy shoes, underwear, nished cottage, sleeps 10, large Rates of most money-market gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. Business Locations MANCHESTER — biuihess $89,600-So. Windsor—Ready to to-wall carpeting. Five minutes heat, city water, sewers, etc. COLUMBIA — AREIA new kitchen, and church.” She and reflect on 1944 blouses, dresses, and cosmetics. hold Goods 51 screened In porch, 100’ front­ instrumental declined to their fill, stone. George H. Griffing, blojk with 6 apartments, ex- ^'AND - 3 acres in Manchester move into, 7 - r o o m from bus line. Owner ready to From $30,490. Woodalde Man­ homes. High elevation. Older husband, a radio and televl- Today her daughter drives to NORTHWOOD Apartments — ______For Rent___ 64 CHARLES LESPERANCE age, garage and fireplace. Ask­ lowest’ levels In two years. ’Ihe Inc., Andover, 742-7886. oellent condition. Owner wlU ^ - room C olon s, 1% Raised Ranch. 3 or 4 give 8 per cent first mortgage or, Alexander Drive, Bloom­ house. About 50 acres. Wide newsmM, have no chll- the local department stores and One and two-bo droom apart- APPROXIMATELY baths, large front-to-back Uv- ing $16,900. Call 649-7927, 643- frontage Roper 36” gas range s^nds little time in mother still Uyes ta three-month Treasiu^ bill rate 6,000 finance 80 per cent at 8H per bedrooms, large Idtch- 1° rlgW FiUoramo Real field. 242-8496, 289-6827, 644- takes care of all her grocery HOT WATER furnace, with ac- ___ \ ments, central air-condition­ square feet of space in the room, formal dining room, , 649-7620 1644. ^ the kltohen. And says rell- Bldenkopf, a town of 7,166 and clothes ' shopping in one dropped about 30 basis points en with complete bullt- ty, 643-1094, 646-4097. 1221. Escott Agency, 649-7683. residents 60 miles north of cessorles, $4^. Builtin bathtub, T A O ' I ' A^T T ing, carpeting, balcony, car­ Manchester State Bank build­ cent. Terrific income produc- ^lodem eat-in kitchen and den glon does not play the role ...in ___ t t.- swoop—and if.. o..cshe .ui;uhad wmunjuchildren the past week, bringing the net er. CaUf^oll now, n/%nr Haj'esua«*Aa Agency, Aoran/iv ins, cathedral celling $25. Toilet, $10, sinks and wall J. ports, plus other luxury fea­ ing at 1041 Main Street. Ideal on first floor. Three large bed­ MANCHESTER — U&R, 7- her life that It does In her moth- *^***\® she could leave them in a super- decline since early October to '146-0181. living room, formal din­ $27,900 — 7 - ROOM Ratoed Out of Town cabinets. .643-2466 evenings or tures. From $226. J. D. Real for offices, etc. Will sub-di­ rooms up. Large screened room deluxe Colonial, 2^ Wanted— Real Estate 77 erer’s. a. .®«®. was 1944 ^ and who needs kindergarten while ^ e about 90 basis points and since 643-1442. ing room, 2 fireplaces, Ranch. Stove, dishwasher, Estate Associates, 643-6129. vide. T. J. Crockett, .Realtor, ______porch. Beautiful grounds. Sled baths, double garage. Ex­ For Sole 75 ; ------— The Tletzes live to a new sub- Gennany was their 1969-70 highs to almost 300 2 baths, 2-car garage. 'wall-to-wall carpet, king-sized BOY SCOUT basis points. USEJD jalousied units, three Mahogany Dining Room Set trail for children. Stone walls. clusive Executive neighbor­ two-story. spUt-level *»**?’ ’ Just as “ supermarket” has G for anything in real bedtoom, garage, k trees, ■VERNON Circle Area — Three- within 24 hours. Avoid red j,ome that has three bedrooms, "The war,” she continued, become an everyday word to Other private money market 33x90%, three 32%x90%. Call with Credenza Buffet Houses For Sale 72 etc. Part of land is extra $44,000—Manchester—Woodstock hood. Selling below replace­ estafbx rental - apartments, MODERN alr-condlUoned exec- ——— —------building lot of record, 102 x 600’. ment coat. Hayes Agency, 646- sewers. Hutchins Agency, Real­ bedroom Ranch, attache(t ga­ Notes and News tape, I n s t ^ service. Hayes ^ living and dining room, a wide "brought changes In aU our the German woman’s vocabu- rates declined from 13 to 70 ba­ 649-3091, 8:30-4:30. and Six Chairs, $300. ~ Drive—New large 7r tors, 649-5824. home^^qultlple dwells, no centrally located SIX ROOMS, well maintained, / 0131. rage. 27x16’ living room, pic­ Agency, 646-oisi. pgtio, a downstairs bar, a heat- hves and our attitudes. When I lary, items such as mascara. sis points. Federal funds and with established shaded yard NEW LISTING — Oversized room Raised Ranch. 3 GERT’S a gay girl-ready for a lees. Call ^ ^ ^ ^ e a l Estate As- parking laclllUes avail­ ture window, wall-to-wall, fire­ WANTED — Houses to sell. For ®^ Indoor swimming pool, and a was Karin’s age, young women eye shadow, and razors have be- Eurodollar rates were also low- sociates, Inc.^648-0129. and neighborhood, garage, car- Garrison Colonial, less than or 4 bedrooms, spacious 2.7 ACRES beautiful view, 7- MANCHESTER — Southwest place, large kitchen, cabtaeta, Pack 251 whirl after cleaning carpets _^______\ able for immediate occupan­ quick and efficient service con^roandtag view of rolling might have worked as housekee- come everyday utensils. er. Call 649-0654 petlng and appUances. Can be one year old. Owner trans- front-to-back cathedral room custom Ranch, 3 baths, area. Immaculate 3-bedroom laundry room. $14,000 assum­ Cub pack 251 recently had its with Blue Lustre. Rent electric VILLAGER Apartnieiits cy. 643-1188. Ranch, country kitchen, patio, when selling your home con­ Hessian hills. pers or have hadjntaor clerical Adolf Hitler bragged: ‘"The Corporate bonds, though bought completely furnished or ferred. Eight rooms. 2V& baths, ceiling living room, for- family room, 2-car garage, able mortgage^ at 7 per cent. annual potluck at Verplanck showing good gains, continued sham pooer $1. Paul’s Paint & room Townhouse, baths, M Aljr~S’m E ^ ’~^fflce space, garage. Occupejicy, twenties! tact F. T. Pllloramo Realty. "Naturally my way of keeping Jobs. But the war quickly al- German woman uses no make- unfurnished. Convenient to first-floor family room with mal dining room, 2 fire- priv acy. Hutchins Agency, Low 20’e. For appointment c i i house is different from how my tered that.” up.” Today she spends an aver- to lag behind the other major Wallpaper Supply. fireplace wall - to - wall ..^car- iqO per cent location near Manglaflco — Brooks, Real­ After the dinner Den 2 led the We specialize in selling iresl- shopping, schools, bus line, fireplace, formal dining room. places, 2 large bathsr Realtors, 649-6324. Towne Real Estate, 649-4056. *** " market sectors. Despite a mam­ KROEHLER sleep or lounge, ^ting, air-conditioners, p ^ q , banks, air-conditioned, auto­ tors, 668-4638, 663-0129. pack with the pledge of dential real estate. 643-1094, mother does—or used to do it. I Ironically it was World War n age 26 U.S. dollars a year on FREE wheels —buy new snow nylon upholstery, clean, excel­ Call Charles PontlcelU, owner- 4 bedrooms, aluminum siding, complete city utilities.------— ------have countless electrical gadg- that helped thrust the German cosmetics—a far cry from the moth calendar of new issues the heat, appliances, basement. x „a tic fire sprinkler. Apply broker, 649-9644, 872-4782. 2-car garage. Excellent neigh­ MANCHESTER — 4-4-4, 3 fam- VERNON allegiance to open the meeting. 646-4097. tires, get new wheels free. lent condition, $76.; metal stor­ ROCIQjBDGE —Large 4 - bed­ 4.60 dollars she spent 10 years past week, a strong tone pre­ Call Charles Lesperance, 649- Mafdow’s, 867 Main St. borhood. $43,600. $45,000—So. Windsor — Immedi­ lly duplex, new heating sys­ Den 6 presented a skit on Cole’s Discount Station, 451 room Ciolonlal, first floor fam­ THANKSGIVING . . . vailed as new issues were met age cabinet with Selves, $10; 7620. _ COMFORTABLE and excep- ___ ate occupancy on this 8- tems, Immaculate inside and “Cub Scout ’Teamwork.” ago. American and French cos­ West Center St., Manchester, large old, wooden wardrobe ily room fireplace, aluminum Is Just around the comer LAND — Louis Dlmock Realty metic brands fill walls of drug­ with very good recaptions at MANCIIESTER Green — tionally clean older home. CIRCA 1740 large authentic Co- room Colonial that fea­ out. A rare offering, Upper and here is a buy that will In a candlelit ceremony, Wil­ 643-5332. closet, $25; treadle type sew­ siding, all built-ins, prompt oc­ Realtors, 649-9823. store space. moderately lower yields. WE ^ V E customers waiting Ground iloqr, 900 sq. ft. front Three twin-sized bedrooms, a lonlal, 11 rooms, 7 fireplaces, tures a paneled family 30’s. Frechette Realtors, 647- soon be gobbled up by some­ liam ’Tanner welcomed this f o l - ______Market Volume Slips Off; ing machine, $6. Call 644-8109. or e rental of your apart- nnrtinn onmfttoH a,>nnn/i finm- yard of imposing trees and 2 baths, some of the original cupancy. $38,000. Meyer Real- Seasoned discount corporates GIANT rag dolls, 3’ tall, hand portion carpeted, second floor, room, country styled 9993. one who will have much to lowing boys into the pack and ______r_____ ment or home. J.D. Real Es- one office 12 12, call 649- shrubs and a location that floors, laths, doors, etc. Can • tors, 643-0609. advanced about % point on av­ made. Ideal fer Christmas, SEWING machine. Singer zig kitchen, large dining ------— ------77 give thanks about. See this Cubmaster Richard Brown „ , . _ , ™ . . . . w om en paid tate Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 2741 or 649-5688. ' makes it more ..than simply a rent upstairs while restoring if presented them 'with bobcat Bonough Md Jota Ptakh^ Chase Cuts Rate to 7 % erage, while recent Issues rose $10. each. Week days 742-6320. zag, in cabinet, slightly used, room, 4 large bed- MANC^S’raR - 6%-K)0 BIRCH ST — Compact 6-room four bedroom, young Co­ good home value. An Invest- desired. Assumable mortgage. er Colonial in excellent condi­ pins: Uonel Lessard, Scott awarded Webelo badge colors less than men about 2 points. Next week’s $388 monograms, button holes, MODERN, centrally located STORE 20’x70’ rooms, 2% baths, com- bungalow, big front porch, lonial with city water and USED SNOW BLOWER, as is, ment you can enjoy. $29,000. __ ^ tion Three bedrooms, kitchen, NEW YORK (AP) — With in­ industrials advanced 1.78 to million corporate calendar will hems, etc. Originally over $300. one-bedroom apartment. $160 Downtown Makchester. plete buUt-ins, attach­ small lot. Only $19,500. T. J. sewers for only $32,500. Call Lewis, Cheater Graves, Martin P i n k ^ , Christopher $25. Also good used Gravely Call Warren E. Howland, Real- *'®' living room, dining room and Brezinskl. Charles Look. Tlmo L^®1® BaChappel, Timothy vestors hoping fervently for fur­ 761.67 for the week. It gained Federal statistics show that be the smallest in two months, now only $62. Easy terms. 822- monthly. 643-0612 after 6 p.m. able now. Call 622-3114. ed 2-cu garage. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. Mr. Bogdan. tractor with snow blower and tor 643-1108. auced on this quality 9-room, den. ’Two-car garage. On deep thy Mottram, Roy McNally, Jo- »®®“ ^ana Foster, ther Interest rate cuts, the stock 6.76 on EYiday. The New York although almost one-third of The calendar for December, 0931. Dealer. X-!______■ five-bedroom, two-year-old Garr Germany’s adult woman popu- ^normally one of the lighter rotary mower. Call South ’THREE - ROOM apartment, $46,000-Manchester — Choose wooded lot. Merritt Agency, 20 DOVER Rd. — Six-room seita DeMeo_ Jr., Sean__ B_ ^ e , Other badges and awards market the past week held to a Stock Exchange Index of some $2^V«00 BUS LINE 6 ^ .jroom ’ 'rl8on Colonial. Kitchen with e * * * ' ______lation works, women are still Windajr Equipment Co., 289- APARTMENT sized refrigera­ heat, hot water, reasonable. your own decor cm this 646-1180. Cape. Three or four bed- B &. "W Britin Seypura, Dale W a^ er, were,^Dennis Parsons, natural- narrow range to the lightest 1,200 comnqon stocks added .09 'months of the year, so far totals REtanOh a n ^ , acre lot, waU-waU car- built-ins, famUy room with 3406. tor, like new, $76. gas stove, 643-2466. Houses For Rent 65 spacious 8-room Colon­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Troy Fedora, Mark St.- Onge, 1st badge; ’Timothy Hecht, out- fading in three months. at 46.47. ’The Associated Press P®*" ®®"*^ than men. about $1.6 billion. At this level it pet, planter walls, screened fireplace,' 2% baths, 2 garages ipooms, fireplace, 1)4 baths. $35; combination aluminum W. Four laige bed- MAN^STER vicinity -Ixmk- $21,600. LaPenta Agency, Manchester Parkade and Jeffrey Edwards. doors; naturalist, and sports- Soon after the close of the 60-stock average went up .6 to Twenty-five per cent of the will be the second lightest SNOW Bird, snow blower, 22” , FIVE-ROOM house, completely porch, ^trage, trees. Hutch- and aluminum siding. Now doors, 32x80, and 36x80, $10 LARGE 4-room apartment, sec­ rooms, first-floor fam- ^ Realtor, 646-2440. Manchester 649-5306 it was “ Happy Birthday” man badges; John Anderson, market on Friday their hopes 280.4, and Standard & Poor’s working women, as opposed to month of the year. 3*^h.p., forward and reverse ond floor, heat, hot water, ap­ furnished for rent. Three ref­ ins Agency 6i49t6824. asking $39,950. 4i,v oiA KofHo o have several priced from $U,- each. 643-2465 evenings. Onlv 128. Scott Lewis, Joseph aquanaut, outdoorsman, natu- came true when Chase Manhat- 600-stock average was ahead .36 P®*" ®®”t o t the men, earn The rally in the municipal power drive, $95. Call 643-2244 pliances, wall-to-wall carpet­ erences required, $260. per bitten Agency, SOUTH Windsor ___, i-, -.r , a., n tt, tan Bank, the country’s third at 83.72. *®®® marks (about 82 ______market went .. ______Into______its fourth and DUTCH Colonial, 9 rooms. Por­ car garage. High treed 647-16TO. $82,600 — 4-BEDROOM Colonl- ».h ia n v^ ' Bemeo, Mark St. Onge, Edward ralist, forester, traveler and after 6 p.m. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, ing, nice yard and parking. month. PhUbrick Agency, 900 for this spotless S-bedr^^ largest bank, initiated a reduc- Declines outstripped advances a month, and only strongest week, and the market ter St. area. Four bedrooms, lot al, range, 1)4 baths, fireplace, SpUt. C a r p e d throughout. Fitzpatrick. Sean craftsman badges. Other scouts ranges, automatic washers Available Dec. 1st. One year Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER tion In the prime rate to 7 per by 961 to 649 among 1,799 issues P®*" ®®"^ ^® *^Uon’s uni- closed at new highs for the GET READY now for a rough formal dining room, library, 2-car attached garage. Im­ THno iunoioa Foloy, Robert Carter, David who received the craftsman with guarantees. See them at $67,000—Manchester —Ehcecutive maculate. Hutchins Agency cent fix>m 7)4 per cent. The traded on the New York Stock ^®rolty students are women. year. Yields on new Issues de­ winter! Let Toro (R) do the le^e^-and security d e j^ lt re- s k Ir q o m house, fundshed or assumable $21,000, 6 per cent ed ^ o . garage, half acre ^ Clifford Bickford, badge are; John Ptakham, Ulys- B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 type 11-room Ranch. Realtors, 649-6324. prime rate is the interest Exchange this past week. New A national survey, however, dined by 20 to 45 basis points, snow Job with ease. Several unfurdshed. Appliances and OPEN SUNDAY mortgage, ^ ^ O O D L A N D ’ ses Orduz, Christopher Luz and Main St. CaU 643-2171. Five bedrooms, spa­ beautifully landscaped. Excel- Pack 98 charged by commercial banks 1970 lows exceeded new highs recently revealed 82 per cent of and the yield spread between snow blowers from 2 h.p. to 361 after 8 p.m. garage. Near schools, shop- 1 to 5 P.M. Dale LaChappel. cious living room and MANCHESTER — West side. lent location, convenient to cub Scout Pack 98 had Its - to their biggest and most credit- by 69 to 28. women questioned felt their one-and 30-year prime-grade Is- the big 8 h.p. Check Toro be­ SINGER touch and sew with MANOR THREE-ROOM Apartment, re- O'* *260 month- We NEED LISTINGS family room, big kitch­ Four-room Ranch. Aluminum everything. Gerard Agency, uj-gj pack meeting of the year Pack 261 worthy borrowers. TYadlng volume on the Big Important goal to life was sues'widened to almost 300 basis fore you buy! Prices from cabinet. Monog;rams, hems, frigerator, atove, hot water, R^*ohe Charles Ponticelli, storm windows, oil hot water SOUTH FARMS en with deluxe built-ins, 649-0538, 643-0366. Oct. 28 at Mott’s community Richard Brown and 'Webelo Theprime rate had been Board slumped to 48.6 million care of their husbands points. Next week’s $178 million $114.95 to $479.96. Terms and embroiders, etc. Used, excel parking for one car, adults on- Owner, Broker, 649-9644. 872- APARTMENTS Brown and NOW! “Thinking of Sell­ separate study, separ­ heat, garage. Itice shrubbed Hall. leaders, Robert Duff and Am an- pared by many major banks to shares from 60.8 million the pre- children. And a naj^tohaJ calendar will be one of the service too! Marlow’s, Inc., Homestead Street garden. Owner, 643-0897 after ELLING’TON — Pour - room lent condition. Guaranteed ly. Call after 3:30, 643-8680. *232. One of Manchester’s finest ate laundry room, 3 In a bobcat ceremony the do Daiiia presented awards to 7)4 per cent from 7)6 per cent vlous week and was the lowest to a recent series on smallest In the past year, the 867 Main St., 649-5221. ing your property?” Call Manchester, Conn. 6 p.m. Ranch. Six acres of nature at ■' ^ _ _ 41...V ...... I. —1___ \ . trio f2ot*ma*^ wtoM ____v__ z_>_ __ »_ Full price now $56 or 7 month locations of quality built sets of glass sliding One tallowing boys were welcomed the foUowtag cubs: Mark Dama the previous week. total since 38.8 million^shares German man. said one of December calendar is thus far ly payments ot S8 522-0476. POUR large rooms, stove, re- its best, 700’ frontage. bedroom Ranch. Furnished or homes. Come inspect our doors, 16x32’ in-tlie- WOODLAND MANOR offers acre fresh water p^nd with new bobcats: Chris Browne, and Mark Murphy, bear badge Investors also were hopeing changed hands during the week male worries that most of- llght-about $700 million, GARRMISH WOOD ski’s with dealer. frigerator, heat, central loca­ TODAY! MANdHESTER — East side — step-in bindings and poles. tion, parking. Security $170. unfurnished. CaU Mitten Real­ few remaining models or ground cement pool, the ultimate in convenient 6-5, two-family duplex. Double white. sandy beach. Extra Harlan 'Vinlck, Aaron Burnham, and gold arrow; Russell Dage- tar a cut in the discount rate— of Aug. 14. Length 195 centimeters, 2 ty, 643-6930. look Over our plans to treed lot. High location. prestige Uving, with schools, acreage available. Ideal for Ronald Kaminsky, Richard nals, Nick Petrasso, and Daniel the interest charged by the Fed- The American Stock Ex­ LIVING room furniture, divan, monthly. Call 649-3340. shopping ^ reUglous facil­ ga ra ge. Extra two-famUy years old. $26. Humanlc lace choose a home that fits your Many features. Must be horses Char Bon Agenev 643- Fotter, Steven Harley, Thomas ’Tyrell, bear badge; Clifford of"* Reserve System on loans to change price-change index chairs, tabl^, lamps, rugs. FIVE-ROOM house, two bed­ ities nearby. building /lot. $27,900. Hayes boots, size 10>/^, $6. Call 649- MANCHES’TER — Six-room du­ family needs. Select your seen. * - -- — . . - badge, Robert member banks. This rate had dipped .19 to 21.44 for the week. U.N. Secretary-General Post Excellent condition. Kitchen rooms. Security deposit re­ PHILBRICl^ Agency, 646-0181. 0683. Lappen, Gary Melendy, Larry Bickford, wolf 4217, between 6 and 10 p.m. plex, garage. Excellent area. home to build at today’s Wyse, James Wyse, Philip Duff and Scott Pertiam, been reduced to 6% per cent Federal National Mortgage, set, five chairs. 643-5647. quired. CaU between 9 a.m. i m m e d i a ’i e o c c u p a n c y All large rooms. $200 with se­ price for spring delivery. Foreman, Allen McCUntick, aquanaut and sportsman; An- from 6 per cent Nov. 10. up 6 to 56 on 856,900 shares, led and 2ectlon Sat. and Sun. 1-6, Hesselbach received the gold Smith, John MatavUle, Jeffrey ______■ rare position of being consid­ patio sand. 643-9504. refrigerator, Call 643-9156. glass sliding doors and sun minutes from downtown ing, 2-car garage, beautiful ered simultaneously for the then they begin to realize that deck, 1% baths, full basement, Hartford, new 2-bedroom apart- next right across from the week days by appointinent. axrow Bousefleld, John Wieezorek, they ail have problems in com­ Richard Martin school. wooded acre lot, $39,900. Starting at $176 monthly. post of U.N. secretary-general THREE kitchen wall cabinets, $220 lease required. R. D. Mur- children welcome, car- SIX-ROOM Cape — Good loca- Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. The webelos who were award- and president of Austria. mon, and that’s when they talk dock Realtor, 643-2692 peting, appliances, heat, hot ed their athlete activity badge Lawrence, sportsman badge, GI Home Loan Expansion Boats and Accessories 46 metal, cedar chest, maple tres­ tiAttin«riii Jr.,Ti- mostmnot unusual•,n,io..Ai inIn “ take advantage the law to so are some other people. Be­ LUDWIG Drums — pomplete Adulta onl^ Security de- fireplace. Waddell School. Colonial with 2-car garage for U&R the sagging housing industry by WINTER Shed storage, boats ONE- bedroom , apartment at the pack; and Edward Lemieux P buy mobile homes for retire- W o u ld R e v is e set, blue sparkle. Good condi­ posit required. Call 643-9678. area. Low 20’s. LaPenta $24,900. Immediate occunan- PWCKD rij^t — 6 rooms, ga- sides there are reports that U and campers. South Windsor, beautiful Teresa Apartments REALTY CO., INC. Jr., funniest in the pack. ^ ^ , .o « restoring loan guarantees to 8.6 ment years. Thant may agree to stay on aft­ tion. Asking $295. CaU 876-0172. located at One Main's“t7A/kiL ^^ST Hartford - 4 Tkomsrgks Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. cy. We can take your house in ” ««’ "terms, quiet Cub Scout Pack 63 ot Waddell ^ " 644-1062. 99 EAST CBN’TER STREET For the funniest to each den School recently held its first mllUon World War n .and Korea A veteran \riio buys a mobile er his term expires in Decem­ Election Recount able for stove, furnace, one car nark- 'Pwn.u'A-uTr ir ______" trade on this home. MANCHESTER, CONN. Cfifiemher 15th.'Paul TWO-FAMILY, M flkt, garage', R^iftor^'^Ss is n ^ S F S ^ B r a l t h ^ t e “ ‘' S - the t a U » ^ receiv ^ ^ u i its'new cubmas- veterans and opening a new mo­ home may use his full GI bene­ ber 1971.” 6M-9K1 or 648-2692 y^tate Rep. Mrs. Dorothy Mill­ SET OF drums, excellent con­ W. Douganan Agency, 649-4635, ^iqulre 17 Indian com er lot. Convenient loca- r ealtor, 643-1577. cy, e«^93- a w a r d s ,^ U e Caruolo. den 1; DeNlgris. bile home program. fits to buy a i ^ a r home as I hc „is .equallyh—.r terse ..u-u.about 646-1021. A*i i i » f i r m T%f*oltHiiyoltA A v A n A v m r a iw-% _ . Steven Hwley den 2; Walter t j ^s. Jay 7 soon er has announced plans to in- Horists— Nurseries 49 dition. $80. CaU 649-5034. tion. Braithwaite Agency, 649- MANCHESTER Two-family Although tight money In many for "^P^® borne is paid being named by the Austrian ______' g______4593. ^ppen, den^ C ^ Y o o ^ . p^tz of Den 1. Mr. and Mrs. ai^'^^^piirtrctawte ”'t^ S • “tnis is dc«sn’tuOeSn t work In in re- People’s'PArkniA'a partynartv to fn succeedoiiaaaaH Franz ITf-onv ‘roduce a bill in the next legls- ONE and two-bedroom apart­ 6-7, 1% baths,* carpeting, pan- 534823535353482353235348232348484853232323235323232353 areas — particularly the ^outh CHRISTMAS ’Trees — tag ear­ eUng, garage. Large lot. Many i ...... = **^^^*^*^0 Roland Brandt of Den 4, Nor- gj,^ ^ggf jg expected to reduce c a n t ^ t am (> jonas, whose six-year term as lative session which would VIOLIN—Reasonable. CaU 742- ments located at Sunny 91914848484823485348482323532323234823232353484853482348234853235323 o «^nenara. aen o; wu- ^ g „ Rg^ine of Den 6 and Miss norae loan even u ne's i ly, cut later. Choose from Wanted To Rent 68 extras. ExceUent potential. 6 ; Brian Chenard, den 6 ; Wl- Racine of Den 6 and Miss thA imnAAt bbe borne loan even ti he’s paid president ends next April. lengthen the present three-day 9117. Brooke Village. Available De­ large selection, beautiful white IN TOW N Only $32,500. Hayes Agency, i "I consider this a great boHor fujng ume for recount to five cember 1st. Paul W. Dougan FOUR-BEIDROOM house, two Gary Melendy won the pump- g j fjjg opening ceremony, Hiere’s a special packasre in spruce, scotch pine, Douglas 646-0131.' and a sign of confidence to me, ’ daya and extend the five-day Agency, 649-4535, 646-1021. full baths. January 1st occu- kin weight guessing contest TUg foUowtag awards were mating that, in addition to focU- the new law for the v e t e ^ so fir. Bring your family to Stan­ Just listed-this lovely cus­ he said. ” We are a democracy, ..pjuchine locking period to 10 Antiques 56 —------pancy, in Manchester area'. MANCHESTER — Proudly we i After the closing ceremony presented to cubs from Den 3: Itattag home purchases for severely disabled he is entitled ley Tree Farm, Long HUl Rd., FOUR-ROOM apartment, large Four adults, 7-year old child, tom built, oversized 7-room m i ^ to im er Gta, It wUl ^ l e to a speclaUy adapted home. and this is a democratic alter- days. Off Route 6 at Andover LOVELY old mahogany what­ Cape in one of Manchester’s rave about this six-room Cape, THE VILLAGER | refreshments were served. Daniel Tardti and Daniel Bl- rooms, full-size kitchen, lots Approximately $300 rental, 36,000 veterans to buy housing, -nje „VA has long provided native.” Mrs. Miller, who represents church. Open November 27- not shelves, 4’ wide, 5’ high. finer areas. First floor of­ (one unfinished). Breezeway, nette, wolf badge and silver ar- of cabinets. Completely tiled Helen Palmer, Realtor, 643------Pack 112 rr«ir- 'DanlAl 'ninmnnnn Tnhn The **«*J«*major y provision iv y io u ju wo t wthe e gnUUSgrants lorfor SUCnsuch nOmeS—00homes—50' DCrper Waldheim, 61, is no newcomer Andover, Bolton and Coventry, December 23. 742-6438 fers a spacious Uving room garage in one of Manchester’s One of Manchester’s largest, finest and most S 649-7710. bathroom, self-cleaning stove, 6321. Pack 112 held a combination d ? oT ^ and^ota^^NlS P^^b^ent Nixon cent of the cost, up to $12.^. to public office. A member of said that she feels the present 2-door refrigerator, garage, ------!------with a center wall fireplace, nicer areas. 80x140’ lot. Asking C3HRISTMAS Trees. — ’Tag now — Inxurious Town House Apartments. S monthly pack meeting and Hal- Oct. 28. removes all expiration The new law permits the vetor- Austria's diplomatic service for statute, which requires filing for laundry facilities. No p e t s .------huge dining room and a de­ $26,900. For fuU information KNIT loween party Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. $4. Route 44-A, Mansfield. 1.7 Tardti,tS ^Daniel e l ^ Binette e t t f ^ and d Scott ® borne loon appUca- an to borrow the remainder of “ years, he served at the Unit- recount within three days after Wearing Apparel^' luxe kitchen with complete caU Mitten Agency, Realtors, in the Washington School cafe­ ^ Nations in 1965-68, was then election day, is an ‘insufficient miles east of Route 196. 429- m^Jtvailable January 1st. ApOltment BuildIngS Freedman, gold arrow. tlons. Tliat, tar World War n ve- the home cost direct from the Furs 57 built-ins, also separate laun­ 643-6030. , fH n o w ACCSpilWQ AppiKOrlOIIS lOf teria. foreign minister, and returned period of time.” - 2635. The cubs enjoyed refresh­ terans, was last July 25. The VA — wherever he lives rather For Sal* 69 dry room and lavatory, Den 1 presented the opening here this year after his govern- Mrs. Miller cited the con- MEN’S suits, slacks, raincoat WEST MIDDLE Tpke.—6-6 du­ ments while John DeNigris con­ date for Korea veterane varies than Just to areas where com- 3V4-ROOM modem apartment, ___ large screened porch. The Section Number Two ★ ^ 8365 ceremony. Mrs. Mahoney of the ment fell. fusion in the Killian-Dorsey con- and sports Jackets, size 42-43. plex in good (xmdltliHi, sepa- i ^ 3-8 yri. ducted a business meeting udth wlth the individual. mercial loan money Is not avall- heat and aj^liances included. OPPOSITE Center Park, 6- second floor has 3 good VFW Women’s Auxiliary pre­ It bothers him to see public test for attorney general ear- 649-7026. rate heating systems, excel­ the parents. Frank Ennis of the The bill took Immediate ef- able, Fuel and Feed 49-A $145. 647-1609. family of 3 rooms each, ex- sized bedrooms and - full OCCUPANCY FOR JAN. 1, 1971 M 5480 sented American flags to den interest in the United Nations her this month as the most re­ ------ceUent condition. Priced to bath; the basement level has lent potential. Vacancy on Mother and daughter will Blackledge Oouncll offered sug­ feet, except the mobile home However, direct 'VA loans for look so very nice when mothers and W ebel^ leaders. provlsltm, which goes into effect other GI home and farm pur- waning. cent example, SEASONED Cord wood. Sawed ------— ■ sell. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, a large finished rec room sale. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, gestions and encouraged parr. and deUvered^ E. Yeomans, 648-1677. wearing these mateV Cubmaster Arthur] Raymond ent participation to the scout- Bee. 22. chases wlU continue to be limit- “ We keep repeating the same “ f o r two days,” Mrs. Miller with windows and walk-out Use flaming red to knit mates. No. 8364 with 742-8907. Read Herald Ads , Fumhlied ______this riding-coat style for awarded Bobcat p iija jo Kevin tog program. Another of the many facet* of ®^ b> areas where commercial arguments year after year and ^d, "Dorsey thought he was door, 2-car attached garage, MANCHESTER — QuaUty five- PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes Gustafson, Scott J o n !^ William Apartments 63-A^ the young lady o t the 10 to 18 (bust 32)6-40). Games were played and the the law permits veterans to use money is not avaUable. pubUc interest flags.” he said me winner a n i natur^Iy gave % acre treed lot, complete room Ooltmlal. Spacious family and shell adore Anderson, Robert Goodrich, .city utlUties. Size 10, 32)6 buct . . , meeting was closed with a read­ their benefits for the first time Another provision eliminated “ and it Is a. fact that the United consideration to filing for a A’PTRACnVE 3-room, fumleb- Business Property rooms, garage. ExceUent con- wearing it. No. 5480 has 2% yards of 45-inch. No. Scot Raymond, John Wagner, ing by John DeNlgris of Den 3. to refinance AviaHng mortgages *® Rve-tenths per cent funding Natiems has not solved the big recount.” knit directions for Sizes Ronald Maffucci, Ralph lai- Killian was ultimately de- OmCE AND PROFISSIONAL SPACE ed, heated apartment. Large For Sal* 70 dltlwi. ExceUent) location. 8365 with p h o t o -g u id e is on homes or farms. However, *®® required in connection with international problems, 4 to 14 years. in Sizes 3 to 8 years. chausse, Howanl Flowers, dared the winner. closets. Private entrances. ------U & R REALTY CO. INC. Owner, 646-1569. ™ ^ . SEND sot Is etist 'far ssek pst- the current high interest rates post-Korea veterans but “ But to my opinion it is the Adults. No pets. References. VERNON — Route 83 near Or- : Directimu: Main S t to Charter Oak St., then east tp the =S Size 4 . . . 114 yards. James Brundrett, Kenneth In regard to extending the 648-2692 Kb i 'VUlager located on the south side of Charter Oak St. on s ttrs ts Iselsds fint-claif ■alllst. Cops Fired Up are expected to put a damper cm those of other eras. This is fault of the individual nations FOR LEASE 648-4860. cle, new modem commercial TWO SEPARATE PATTERNS. Meek , Rene . Esponda, John this.. retroactive for those who and not the United Nations. locked-machlne period to 10 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor i Sycamore Lane. S building with several uses, of­ PRISIOINTIAL Pattema available only StebbiM, Milton IOng;sley, COAL CTTY, ni. (AP) — Po­ Purchasers of mobile homes bought homes earlier. “ After all, the big powers days, Mrs. Miller said, ‘.‘We NEW OFFICE BUILDING THREE rooms, shower, all util­ in sizes shoum. fices or retail, etc. Selling be­ N.T.-IMH. Scott Christensen, Steve Wlth- lice are ‘seeking a perscai who have been showing an tocreas- must ., make „ certain that. the . ma- ities Included. Just finished re­ V ILLA G E originaUy "had been forecast at ------Roiil* 83, Vemoii. Cooik low replacement cost, $60,000._ Prist Hsbm, APPrsu «ltli ZIP am, David Black, Da'vid Brown, stole their only squad car, 15,000 to r the first year, based . . . . _ / tag tendency to solve their dis- ?*^® uniUtered decorating. No children or Suburbs — APARTMINTB / CODE ssP Stilt MBS*tr. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, CHARLES LESPERANCE | Harold Bratoard, Richard Ben- doused it with gasoline, and set cm the assumption the purchas- Milling Degrees Dtp putes outside the United Na- ® T * ^ VStNON BABTFiraO pets. Oldtr employed person, 646-4200. Veterans, no money down. Now renting, one and twa The Fall & Winter "70 nett, Joan Walbrath, Daniel H on fire Thursday. ALBUM is 654, includes era would be mostly young ve- NEW YORK — Twenty years 0 ^ . . and that has decreased **‘® °PVortonity parking. 272 Main St. Four-room Ranch, oversized bedroom apMtmenls. Carpet­ BROKER 649-7620 S Parsons, Michael Sloan, and Policeman John Smith,discov- ______66SM81 Days COUNTRY Store, Route 6 loca­ ing, 2 alr-oendltiensis, 1)4 I postage and handling. ».T . m K „ terans using the mobile homes ago American mining schools the importance of this world fo- ^ garage with woric-shop. Ehccel- Pitat Mao, AMnu altk IIP Eric Garuder. ,®rod the car was missing Mdien until they could afford a conven- and universities graduated on Mr. (heMari 649-9179 EvaMags ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart­ tion, 5H-room Ranch, 1^ baths, baths. EMIT ilMESIMII...Ttrt« T y » pOM, Stfio IM or oM tia. lent condition. Large treed lot. Ottlsss fsr tsOsT't^Ssejfl WJtys James McDonough was he left his home to go to the Uonal house. the average, some 600 mining u. attorneys at the Leg- BMken Protected M r. Araold ment, 15 minutes from Hart­ out buUdings, l

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C n • ' 1 term tor was John About Towii shrine Uub Mi)iii« night was Barnsley as chaiSain.^ '' lAiheum is open from li to 0 ALL JJBCTS. every day except Monday.. electod>^Mdent .of Omar Hiere is no admission charge. .. ^ _ wl® tl*® U*R-Realty Co., Is ^Mlrine Club. He succeeds Ray- president. .-Of the Manchester HARRY M. CO. ^..^^Tec^n d CongregaUbn£i mond E. I^ogue, and will take B o a^ O^ Realtors. He is a na- 192 HARTFORD R D ., MANC Church Senior H^;,;-^'^outh offlce at the January meeting .tlve of Manchester, a graduate (Studio Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . Hon. Group will mee^toihorrow at of Omar at WlUle’s Btedk 7 pjn. ^ 'f h t church. The House. attended the University of Hart­ Grade.. 7. and 8 Touth Group Electdd to seive' with Mur­ ford. will' meet Monday from 3 to 4 dock was RiOliard Rothwell, He was a charter member of p.m. the Manchester Jayoees, and serves m the Miianohester Me­ FAU. TREi CARE morial Hospital Area Advismy ,Now to ^ time to have your trees pruped and trimmedl The confirmation class pf'- Council. It’s^atod the time to have your weak4irimdiea cabled . . . South United."Methodist ^ u rc h . In Masonic circles, he is a will m eet Monday from 2:4fi to member of Manchester I/>dge 5 p.m'.', in the youth Lounge. of MhsMis, the Scottish Rites jrTrees Expertly Removed bodies of Hartford, the Cmmect- FOR FREB BSTlMAXES, OAUi THE T h e High School Coffee icut Consistory (32nd degree), Break ftw Grades 10-12 of St. Sphinx Temple Shrlners, and Mary’s .Elpi8C(^>al Church wlH Temple Chapter of the Order C The speaker last night was BILL TUNSKY ald Booth. The Youth Choir first vice president: David R. _ James F. (Dutch) Fogarty, the .Thwn of Manchester, and looking forward to a visit to S will rehearse tomorrow at 5:45 Nichols, second vice president; Dr. PhllUp Jones, Hartford den- PHONE M9-9095 tist, whose topic was “Masonry with his happy wife Dorothy at to a host of youth projects. Disneyland and other places In . p.m. att he church. Herbert R. Kingsbury, re-elect- , „ his side, shakes hands with a Last night, he and his wife California. ^ ed secretary: and Stanley N. General." Dr Jones is a ^ t well-wisher at testimonial din- were presented with a 2500 Fogarty was president of the ^g(| Baldwin, past president, grand master of Masons in Con­ ner-dance for him last night at check, toward the expenses of club from 1964 to 1967, served elected treasurer. necticut, and has belonged to the Army & Navy Club. About a cross-country trip the Fogar- on Its board of directors from PLAZA and served as an officer in al­ 225 persons attended. ty family will take next sum- 1967 to 1970 and, earlier this Directors elected for three- most every branch of the fra- DEPT. STORE year terms are F^k H. Gak^ introduced by ’They honored Fogarty for mer in their camper. Mrs. year, was elected its vice presl- We Have A Notion ler and Frank Paggloll. Named „ . , -.r his many years of service to FVigarty said the family which dent. He is credited with much OOPS! To Please to fill the remainXr of Nichols’ Manchester; the Army and Navy Club, to includes three children, is of the club’s Increased mem- E. MIDDLE TPKE. both are 33rd degree Masons ------— bership and has been active for FRESH NATIVE Open Wed., ’Ihurs., Fri. ------———— and have worked together In years on the club’s enterain- till 9 several of the York and Scot­ Manchester ment committee. Fogarty is a TOYS—GAMES OPEN ALL PAY tish Rites bodies, and both are Hospital Notes Hospital Phone captain in the Town ot Man­ GRAYLEDGE PUZZLES SUNDAY 50-year Masons. The telephone number for chester Fire Department. He President Bogue announced VISITINO HOURS All Carefully Selected 9 A.M. t 0 9 PJI. Manchester Memorial Ho^i- serves as the town’s Civil De­ Categories for that the club will, have a hospi­ Intermediate Care Semi- tal was changed a few fense director, air pollution of­ Every Age tality room at the Hartford Hil­ private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m.- ficer, housing code inspector TURKEYS At Prices You Ltkel ARTHUi DRVe months ago, but too late to ton during the Dec. 12 ceremo­ 8 p.m.; private room*, 16 u>m.- be listed correctly in the new and sealer of weights and 10-19 LBS. nial at Hartford. 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. phone books. The hospital measures. He is a former direc­ Pediatrics: Parents allawed number is 646-1222. tor of the Rec Department’s WRONG POUNDAGE WAS ADVERTISED any time except noon-2 p.m.; Youth Band, was one of those IN THURSDAY’S EDITION. others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. responsible for establishing and Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lakewood Circle; Richard Gali- guiding the Midget Football TREASURE CITY 4 p.m.-8 p.m. nat Jr., Lake St., (Coventry: League, and was one the first HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Intensive Care and Coronary William kllman, WlndsorvUle; in town to recognize and honor MAN( HISIIR PARKADE Care: Immediate family only, Edward Watson, 126 Spruce St.; Camp Kennedy’s teen-age volun­ 317 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 646-4277 anytime, limited to five minutes. Mrs. Ella lerardl, 77 Bridge teers. Matenilty: Fatiiers, 11 a.m.- St.; Mrs. Mildred P. Cook, Herald Photo by Bucelvlclus Corrvefion of Error 12:45 p.m„ and 6:30 p.m.-8 Greenwich, N. Y.; Diane M. p.m .; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and Wicks, 67 Glenwood ^t. IN OUR TABLOID OF NOV. 21, 1970 INSERT IN 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. Also, Mrs. Hugh O’Neill and THE MANCHLSTFR EVENING HERALD Ag« Limits: 16 in maternity, daughter, Meadowood Rd., 12 in other areas, no limit in Tolland; Mrs. Richard Fuller GORREGTION self-service. and daughter, 709 Main St.; Santa Claus will arrive at Treasure Mrs. Wallabe Vied and son, 4 pue to construction, parking Fairfield St.; Mrs. Wilfred Cu­ for emergencies is severely re­ bit and son, Jan Dr., Hebron; City on Sunday, by car, at 10 A.M. stricted. The pnbUc Is urgently Mrs. Joseph Cooney and son. -requested not to park near the East______Hartford;______Mrs.______Loren__ emergency entrance exc^t to M‘dTaughterr^4 South ALSO TREASURE CITY WILL BE CLOSED discharge emergency or wheel- Rockville. chair admissions. To' pick up dta- ’ •______ON THANKSGIVING DAY. charged patients, please park in the general lots first and the (|ARLY SHOPPERS ACCOUNT) nurse will instruct you where to Church Marks _ drive to pic|c up the patient. Pledge Sunday Patients Today: 273 North United Methodist ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Church will observe its annual PARKADE Mrs. Linda F. Buskey, 234 lEnds Monday, Nov. 30 Keeney St.; Clarence R. ^tter- Pledge Sunday tomorrow, and field, Box 71A, RFD 2; Mrs. committees for the campaign Evelyn P. Clarke, 51 Plymouth have been appointed. Members of the various corn- Pay 1/3 Jan. - 1/3 Fab, - 1/3 March 16 Eldridge St.; David P. „ « v u. Deyorlo, 67 St. John St.; John mittees are Henry Hembrecht, C. Dougan, 44 Garden.St.; Mrs. chairman, Clarence Wetherell Helen A. Dubois, Willlmantic; and Mrs. M ervln’Thesher, oper- Save You Money Mrs. Liesel Durey, 52 Park atlons; Don i^ates, chairman, West Dr., Rockville. and David ’ThoRtns, Budget; Al- Atoo, R ali^ Elwell, Wood- ton Cowles and Quentin Man- land St., Tolland; Mrs. Vir- gun, cochairman, and William ginia Fraser, 67 Wells Rd., Tal- Chapman, canvas; Russell cottville; Gall Puller, 461 Hll- Holmes, chairman, and Glenn 3 lOl'S'u! V /V> ■, Hard St.; Daniel Garcia, 45 Law and John Wilks, advertis- Coolldge St.; Joyce E. Howe, ing. Charles Sterling is chair- I Merrow Rd., Coventry; Elvln L. man of the church committee 945 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER [Hoyt, WlHington. on finance. Also, Arthur M. Lathrop, 41 Dailey Circle, Rockville; Mat­ thew Leavitt, 170 Dart Hin jgy.. South Windsor; Kathleen Le- kltes, 47 (Md Town Rd., Rocldia vlUe; John W. Mazza, Haifr TOWN OF MANCHE^R ~ DEPARTMENT OF PUBUC WORKS ford; Christine Michaud, 26 Jan Dr., Hebron; Mrs. Ethel K. Nelson, Long Hill Rd., Andover; I Mrs. Colleen N. Perkins, 8 Ra­ chel Rd.; Linda S. P^Wers, I RFD 3, Box Mt. Dr., Vernon. NOTICE OF LEAF fICKUP Also, Elizabeth 8. Richard, 1138 Cross Dr., Vernon; Grant The following streets are scheduled for leaf collection on the below' listed days. In the event of rain on any sohednled Savage, Pomfret Center; Mrs. collection day, pickup on remaining routes will be postponed one working day. Home owners, on the below listed streets, Sydney W. Schultheis, 91 Rob- who wish to have yard leaves collected are requMted to rake leaves into the gutter so as to form a w to^w the length I ert R

It / IRmtrl)[ejatpr c t t M t t g NOV. 21 thru NOV. 27 £ttntitt0 l^i^raUi Patades and Qawn^ tmd Turkey 6 Shows Three Networj^ €k> All O utT or Get A x Viewer’s Holiday On ABC It’s Santa Ghuis parades and cranberry sauce in the morn­ NEW YORK (AP) - Six tele ing, jdgskln and turirey in the ■ vialoo shows that were Intro­ afternoon with pilgrims and duced this faU by ABC wiU be King Arthur thrown in lor canceled and replaced by a tour ’thanksgiving Day television new ones In Juuiary for a net fare. loss of 2% hours of program­ Both Chaimel 30 and Channel ming. 8 schedule three-hour coverage The network said Friday the of holiday parades through ma­ cutbacks were being taken to jor cities as Santa hops across, make ABC more competitive in ' North America. the fall season when all three The parades begin at 9 a.m. networks will be required by the and run until noon. Federal Communications Com­ Football begins at noon with mission to reduce prime-time the Detroit' Tigers host to the programming 3% hours a week. Oakland Raiders on Channel ABC will add an hour variety 30. Also at noon Channel 3 will rfiow starring Pearl Bailey, a have a CBS Special, “Mouse half-hour comedy drama, star­ on the Mayflower", an animat­ ring Henry Fonda and an hour ed cartoon. comedy western starring Pete At 4 p.m., WTTC - TV will -Duel and Ben Mur]riiy. A fourth durw a delayed color videotape show, a half-hour long, will be of the annual New Britain High aimounced later. School - Ihilaski High School The shows to be dnq>ped are football game. Chaimel 8 in “The Young Rebels,” “Silent New Haven will broadcast an Force," “Matt Lincoln," NCAA game between Houston “Barefoot In The Park,” and Florida State at ’Tampa, at “Thk Immortal,” and “The 7:30 p.m. Most Deadly Game.” And at 3 p.m. CBS (Chaiu^el Tom J(«es, vdio now has a 3) win show Green Bay at Dal­ weekly variety) ^ w , will ap­ las in a gridiron teat. pear only inonthiy at v arl(^ At 8 p.m. on Channel 8, CBS time periods for the b a ile e of the sbason. will have the film “Oklahoma” starting at 8 p.m. and nmning The exact date oi the changes. until 11. In mid-January, has not yet been set. The NBC ’Televislmi Network will provide a live colorcast of • NBC is dropping “Bracken’s World” and “Nancy” at mldaear the 44th aimual Macy’s ’Thanks- gi'ving Day Parade in New York son, wiUi no replacements an­ City, including exclusive cov­ nounced yet. CBS expects to erage of the special entertain­ drop "The Governor and J .J .” ment in Herald Square. and the “Tim Conway Show.” Lome Greene, Betty White Other MW ABC shows—“The and Joe Garagiola will be the Young I&wyers,” “The Odd hosting team this traditional Couple,” “Dan August,” and event attracting myilnna of Danny Thomas —«w ill be families across the country. switched to new nights. A new Garagiola, of NBC-’PV’s “To­ movie package will replace the day” show, wUl describe the Monday night Natlwml FbotbaU pre-parade activities depicUng League g^ame when''the season the excitement and the enter­ ends. “Love American Style” <« tainment from the starting line ^ Fridays will be expanded ba^k Yankee checks a helmet offered by page in “A Ckmnecticut Yankee in TTing the Worid Tanu (C) (18) I Spy (C) (89) Words aad to get aid from musician he (SO) Werda aad Msale (O) 8:30 ( 8 ^ ) Movie (849) Let’s Moke a Deal (0> once hid from Nasio. (840) Let’s Make a Deal (C) "Oowhaven Farm” Hope 2:90 (S) Love Is a Maoy Bpleadarad 9:8 (8) Mayberry B.F.D. 2:00 (S) Love la a Maay l^lendored Lange, Paul Burke and Lloyd Smm&mji November t t Thiog (0> (848) NFL Night Fnatball (G) 6:50 (S) SlgB Oa aad Prayer Thing (O) Bochner. Rural New England PM (S9) Days of Oar Lives New York Olanta v a Philar 6:66 (8) Tewa Crier (SO) Days of Onr Lives (C) farm holds terrifying secret 6:M AatlQEeo ^ (8-49)___ _.BwIywed Newlywed I Game delphia Eagles from Veteran's 6:80 (8) Saarise Semester (O) (8-40) Newlywed Game (C) for couple. < ‘ *The Langdon House'* C:89 (8) O s l ^ Light Stadium, Pa. (80) Bdaeatisa torNew ^ 2:30 (S) Goidbig Light (O) (18) Movie TBA (98) The Docteiiton (SO) Movie morrow (0) (SO) The uoctora (O) "Bell, Book and Candle” 8:00 Kuklo, Frau and (Mile (C> „ (IM ) Dating ow- "The WaUr Is So (aeor that a (99) Another W u rl*-4 to Clark, Don Stroud. Tisha Ster­ 6:80 (S) Year Conunoalty (O) (SO) Aaother Worid — Bay City ers meets book publisher on Blind Man Could Bee." (8-49) Oeaerai Bsspltal ling and Betty Field. Arisona (88) ConsnltatioB (O) (840) General Hospital (O) eve of his wedding. She brcalte 0:00 CivillsatleB (O S:89 (S) Funitar Affair • lawman tracka klUer In con­ 6:45 (8) A New Day (C> S:30 (S) Family Affair (C) up engagement so that she ^ "Grandeur nod Obedience (89) Bright Fiumlw crete and steel canyons of New 7:80 (8) News (C) (SO) Bright Fromlae (C) can marry him herself. 10:00 NET Foalan (G) (8-40) One Life to Live Y oi* aty- (8) Mr. Goober (C) (840) One Life to Uve (O) (30) Julia (C) "Swan Lake Ballet (88) Today Show (O) 9:00 (3) Gnnsmoke (C) 4:88 (8) Baager Statkm 9:30 (3) Doris Day Show (C) 4:00 (3) Banger StaUoa (C> (80) Another Worid Somerset 8:80 (8) Copt. Kaagaroo (G) (30) Another World—Somerset (SO) Movie 19:08 (3) Carol Barnett Show (O) (40) Strum ’N Drommers (G> 'A <^(8-4ft Dark Shadows (0) Guests: Dyan Caimon, Paul (840) Dark Shadows (C) World Premiere of "Hauser's 4:S9 (S) Husel __ (C) 9:00 (8) Hap Bichards Show (O) 4:30 (3) Basel (G) Memory” David McCallum. Lynde. ((8)8) Goan-Tact (O) Monday, November 2S (8) David Frost Show (O) (l8) Conn. Boport (C) (8) David Frost Show (C) Susan Strasberg, LUU Palmer, (39) Mr. Ed (It) Galloplag Goarmet (C) (30) Mr. Ed Robert ' Webber and l,eslie PM 18:38 (18) Hartford TalkJn (C> (48) Leave It to Beaver 8:00 Misterogers’ Neigkborikond B (49)■9) FUatstoaes U:89 (S-1848) News — Weather aad (40) Flintatonea (C) Nielsen. Young scientist in ex­ 6:S0 Deslgalag Womea B Parade 7:00 Oar Vanishtag WBderaess (G) 6:68 (S) Ferry Masua 11:26 ( » Movie 5:00 (3) Ferry Mason planted with memory of mor- 7:30 Meaey Matters (18) WOd Wild West (O) (8) to U :S t Holiday Festival (18) Wild WOd West (C) tally-Ul German physicist "Basic Policies" — Life In­ "The Naked feu r"' '53. Ad­ Movie special < (or children. 10:00 (3) 60 Minutes (C) (St) Addams Family venture follows bounty hunters "Hey There. It’s Yogi Becu-.” (SO) Addams Family surance Information. (40) OiUigaa’s Island (C) as they hunt for killer with (40) OUllgan’t Island (C) (8-40) Marcus Welby, M.D.(G) 6:26 (40) Weather Watch (C) '64 and "Gay Purp-ee” '62. 6:25 (40) WeaUier Watch (0) 10:30 Hartford Talk-In (C) <0) rice on his bead. James 9:15 (S) Yogi Bear Show (G) S ;^ (30) OlUlgan’a Island (C) 11:00 (3-8-18-30-40) News — Weather 5:30 (80) OnUgaa’s Island Stewart, Robert Ryan, Ralph 9:S0 (St Lucy Show (C) (40) What’s My LiaeT (0) Meeker. Janets L el^ . .(40) What's My LineT (C) and Sports (C) Tnesday, November 24 6:00 (8440) Weather — Sports aad (88) News (O) 6:00 (S-8-40) Weather — ^lorts aad Danakil girl is painful 11:25 (3) Movie News (C) 11:30 (80) Tonight Show Johnny Car­ (48) Monsters News (C) "Seven Thieves" '60. Grand I Misterogers’ Nelghboriiood B (U ) Dick Van Dyke son _ (C) 10:00 (8) Movie (18) Dick Van Dyke beauty in CBS special plot is made to rob Monte I Modern Supervisory Tech­ (50) To TeU the Trath (G) (18) Merv Oriftia Show (O (8) Peyton Place (30) To TeU the Truth (C) on Ethiopia, Dec. 2. Carlo b ^ k vaults. Edward (1. niques (O) 6:06 (40) Bawhlde 11:48 (48) News — Weather (80) Dinah’s Place (C) 6:06 (40) Bawhlde Robinson, Rod Steiger, Joan Applied Management Science 6:30 (3) News with Walter Croa- teorts (C) (40) McHale’s Navy 6:30 (3) News with Walter Cron- Collins. 7:4 ) Investigatars Dionne Warwick sings 12:80 (8) Action News (C) 10:SO (8) Beat the Clock (O)■ klto (C) kite (C) (38) CoBceatratioB AD) Stockwell, Leslie Nielsen, 11:30 (30) Tonight Show Johnny Car- "Cyrogcnlcs: The Worid of (8) News with Fraak B ^ - 12:15 (48) Alfred Hiteheock (8) News with Frank Rey­ Doug McClure, TeUy Savalaa. Son (C) Low Temperatures." in “Festival at Fords,” "Bed of Roses" (48) Jack LaLaane Show nolds aad Howard K. Smith 11:00 (80) Sale of the Ceatary (C) nolds and Howard K. Smith (8) Trath or Coasequeaces (O) (840) Dick Cavett Show (C) Pilgrims point toward new land in animated special, “Mouse on the Mayflow­ ) TBA (18) Gaadld Camera to be aired Thursday. 12:38 (8) Movie (18) Candid Camera (18) What’s My LfaieT (G) (18) Merv Grillln Show ) Book B (O) "Angel and the Hodman" '47. (8) That Girl (C) er,” on CBS "^aniksgiving Day after Oakland-Detroit football game. (SO) NBC News (G) (40) GallapiBg Goarmet (30) NBC News (O) Sports (C) 1:00 (8-30-40) News — Prayer and 1 Meaey Matters B (G) 7:00 (A After Diaaer Movie John Wayne, 6aO Russell, 7:M ( « Movie 7:30 (M )Don KnotU Show (G) Sign Off ) Advocates (O) "FUhrenheU 461" ’67. Story of Irene Rich. Quaker girl saves 11:30 (8) Love of Life (C) "Beau Geste" '66. Adventures Guests: Donald O'Connor, 1:20 (3) News and Weather — Mo­ ) San Fmnelsco Mix man who Is hunted by several (8) Actloa News (C) what haimena In town In Eng­ Guest: Hickey Rooney. (80) Hollywoed Sqaares (C> of French Foreign Legion on Barbara Feldon and Freda ment of Meditation and Sign "Worshipping" land where U’a agahist law to (8) Youag lawyers (O) people Including gunslinger lonely Sahara outposL Guy (3040) News —Weather aad Oft seeking revenge. (M) That Girl (C) read. Julie Christie, Oskar (18) I ^ (O) 12:00 (8) Twelve O'clock Report Werner, (?yril Ckisack. («) tt^Mes a Thief (O) 1:88 (SO) News and Siga Off (C) (8) Mike Douglas (C) SATURDAY JO PROGRAM (8> Truth ur Conseqaeaees (C> (88) Bowaa aad Martla’s Prayer aad Sign Off Wednesday, November 25 (SO) Jeopardy (C) (U ) What’s My Linet (O) Loagh-b 1:10 (8) News aad Weather — "Return of the Seven" '66. PM (40) Bewitched 12 :M BFD No .3 and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. be­ (SO-M) News Weather aad Guest; Desl Araax. 1:15 (48) News HeadUaes —Prayer Thaaksgiviag Day Only: come cultured by murderous Yul Brynner and Robert Ful­ 6:00 Misterogers’ Nelghbeihood B Sports (0> (S) (M) Hot Doc (0> 8:t0 Film 8:88 (848) SOeot Fsree ( 0 > aad sign Oft "(jonnectlcut Yankee in King WEDNESDAY PROGRAM band known as "Thuggees" ler as two individualists who JO 7:18 (88) Bad Skaltoa (G) (18) Movie 2:88 (8) Newseope <8> lihrdr Bor* "Nervous Tesision" Port L Arthur's Court (C) CaadeptB BowUbc (C) and are held as bolt to trap go to aid of friend whoee vil­ lage Is being terrorised Iqr 7:00 Book Beat (SO) NFL llianksglvhig Day Virginia Graham Show (C) (840) Dark Shadows (C) ther (C) 12:St (S) Yonr Commaoltj (C) entire British force. 7:80 Oar Vaalshlag WUderaeas (C) Game (O) I (S) Oreea Acres (G> bandits. 8) Mike Douglao Show (G) 4:S0 (S) Basel (O) (181 I Spy (C) (8> Speokiac For tte I (S)' Mary Tyler Moore Show 8:00 French Chet (G) Oakland Raiders vs. Detroit (SO) Tales of Wells Fargo 8) DavM Frost Show (G) (8-40) Make Room tor Grand- (18) NFL Oame of the Week 12:26 (S) News (O) ■amer {Cj ) (S) Brad Davis Show (G) I Mannix (18) Sewing Show (C) (840) Boom 222 (G) "Risk Reduction In Heart Dla- lights (C) Game (C) (S) Weather — Sports aad ing — the old and new ways 0:S0 Nader B e p ^ (G) SET FOR THE BEDROOM . . . OR (840) Let’s Make a Deal (C) (S) Peny Massa (18) Oral Boborta Special (G) of worsl^plng as a family — 10:00 Foorth Estate (40) A World Apart (O) (S) Love Is a Maay Splendored (18) Wild WUd West (C) 9:00 (3) Medical Center (G) Niws (C) ANT ROOM IN YOUR HOME! Syl- 12:55 (SO) News (C) 1:00 (30) Addams Family (840)' Johnny Gash Show (G) <8-4«) Fre.Game Show (O) vanla color bri{^ 809 picture tube (SO) Days of Oar Lives (C) (to) GilUgan’s Island (C) Guests: Glen Campbell, Toiw (M> WHNB-TV Fresents (C> Story of college football's for I (S-840) News — Weather aad mous passing combinations. Sports (G> Thursday, November 26 has 18K aq. in. triewabVe area (19" ( 8 ^ ) Newlywed Oame (G) 6:25 (40) Weather Watch (C) Joe White, The Stonemans i 1:15 (848) NCAA Football (O) diag.' meaa.). Tills model features a Lace in the Role (S) Oaidlag Light (C> Henson (^Sargill. Hlchlcan vs. Ohio State from (18) Voyage to Bottom et Sea (40) Here Come the Stars (G) PM 6:30 (SO) GUUgaa’s Island (C) (40) Tirave O’Clook High (G) 8:00 Misterogers’ Neighborhood B "cool running" CHbraltarTM chaaaU Renne Jarrett, udio plays the (SO) The Doctors (O) («) W l^s My Linet (G) 9:30 (18) Eddie Arnold Special (O Columbus, Ohio. ; (8) Movie ■* ... ( S ^ ) Dating Game (C) 6:S0 (S) News Borer Madd (G) "Sands of the Kalahari 66. 6:S0 Film S for reliable performance. AFC en­ title role in NB&TV’s "Nancy,” 6:0 (S-8-40) Weather — Sports aad 10:00 (S) HawaU Five-O (C> I ;S0 (S) The Jetaooi Death VaUey Days (0) Six survivors of airplane crash "Nervous Tension" Part n. i (S) Beverly HOIbUlies (G> News (O) (SO) Four In One (G) (18) Movie (SO) NBC News Stuart Whitman, Stanley Bar 7:S0 Antiques _ touch of a button. Excellent sound Hayworth’s as her wedding veil (St) To Ten the Trath (C) 10:30 (18) Hartford Talk-In (G) Brando, Lee Marvin. 7:0(| (S) Here’s Lacy (G) "Pewter” I (S) Famlhr AHalr (G) 6:06 (M) Bawhlde 11:00 (S-8-1&SO40) News — Weather ker, Susannah Yoik, Barry from a 6" oval speaker. Deluxe Wal­ when she was married in a re­ (SO) B r l^ t Promise (C) 2:00 (S> Movie (C> (8) Truth or Conseqnences Andrews. Theodore Blkel. 8:00 Washington Week In Bevlew nut grained vlnyl-on-wood composition 6:S0 (S) News with WiUter Cren- and Sports (C) * "Proud Rebel" '58. ARer (18) Mitch Miner (G> "House of Women" '62. Shir­ 8:S0 San Francisco Bte B (O) cent episode. (840) One Ule to Live (0) klte (C) 11:25 (S) Movie wife's death, man comes North "Salute to Veterans" 9:30 Maggie — Exercise (C) cabinet. Roll-about cart or bedroom • (S) Baager Station (C) (8) News with Frank Bey- "why ^ th er to Knock?” '66. searching for doctor who can ley Knight, Andrew Duggan. 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