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VOL. XCI, NO. 90 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 (Classified Advertising on Page 21) PRICE FIFTEEN CTJNTS Missile War Court To Weigh I Livens Skies & Bias 111 North WASHINGTON (AP) — The de facto, or neighborhood The school board adopted a Along Border Supreme Court, for the first school, segregation of some desegregation plan fk>r several time, agreed today to hear ar­ Northem cities because they schools in northeast Denver in­ -V r guments on claims of segrega­ claimed it was brought about volving busing. Subsequently tion in a Northem public school by the acts of school officials. Denyer voters turned out the By GEORGE ESPER system. The suit claims that the (Associated Press Writer) old school board and elected a The case, accepted for re­ school authorities deliberately new one which rescinded the SAIGON (A P )—^American fighter planes OKchanged view, is from Denver where a perpetuated a segregated plan. nussiles with North Vietnamese antiaircraft defenses group of black and Spanish-sur- school system through their The U.S. District Court In a lo ^ the Laotian .border today and Sunday and were named school children contend choice of school building sites .X ■ Denver ruled that the new believed to have destroyed two of them, the IJ.S. (Com­ they were segregated by school and structuring of attendance mand announced. It said the American planes were not board planning and policy rath­ zones. (See Page Seven) hit. — —------er than by seg;regation laws. up Uiero,” said « ie U.S. officer, The court will hold an oral referring to the corridor along hearing sometime later this the border between Laos and term and issue a ruling by the North Vietnam vdiere Ameri­ end of June. The case was tak­ can bombers are pounding the Dockers en on without comment except Ho Q ii Mlnh trail network. “ It for the notaticm that Justice By­ Muskie’s Support is one of the heaviest days ron R. White would not partici­ since the beginning of the dry pate. The reason for the self­ season." Resume disqualification was not given, North Vietnamese missile although White is from Colora­ Of War Attacked batteries near the Ban Karki do. He has supported all civil rights advances by the high pass unleashed three surface- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to-air missiles—SAME—at U.S. Strike court. planes operating in the region The eight remaining justices FRANCISCO Former Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, who unsuccess­ W to 46 miles north of the . including the new men, Lewis Longshoremen resumed fully sought the Democratic presidential nomination as demilitarized none and threat F. Powell Jr., and William- H. strike at 24 West Coast ports to­ a peace candidate in 1968, has taken a jab at Sen. Ed­ ened others. U.S. fighters es Rehnqulst, 'will participate. day after negotiator^ failed to In other actions today, the mund S. Muskie for the Maine senator’s past support m C f s ^ch aserntmenr court: of the Vietnam war. —Agreed to decide whether McCarthy said Sunday there Is no “very significant differ­ one airtlaircraft artiUeor rator "ST property owners who claim ence” on the war issue be­ were believed destroyed. Lu ^ * their homes were damaged by This brought the total of so- ^ sonic booms may sue the Air tween four of his current oppo­ called protecUve reacU^ ^ Force. nents for the nomination; Mus­ kie, Mayor John 'V. Lindsay of strikes into North Vietnam —Swept aside a “ procedural 10 this veai- to Beach harborsT after ^ an T 8 a.m. technicality” that stood in the New York and Sens. George On ,k.. Tra (PST) deadline expired. way of a former Pullman ’ por­ McGovern of South Dakota and ter who had been stymied in a Hubert .H. Humfrfirey Of Afinne- government-aided suit to be sota.. MHNHNMHMMMMHMW men’s and Warehousemen’s Un­ paid as a conductor. Then, without menUoning any ion, emerged from bargaining While the Supreme Court has names, McCarthy added: “'To Trail sessions that had run through ruled that segregation laws in say that you really ougdit to be the night to announce; Southern and border states are for me because I admit that I Pounded ‘"ihe strike officiaUy re­ unconstitutional, it has not was wrong on the war in ’68 is sumed at 8 a.m. this morning, reached the issue of school seg­ to ask people to credit you with although we exerted aU efforts regation in states which had no rather bad judgment.” MIGs nearly 200 miles farther we could at this time to try to such laws. Muskie, who generally sup- north, near the Barthelemy settle it." The court has acted in North­ ported the Johnson ad­ pass and east of the Plain of Bridges said the talks had em and Western school cases ministration’s war xx>Ucles Jars in northem Laos. One. been broken off but would be before, but it has never held while the Democratic vice MIG crossed the border and resumed later. He did not say Chinese Motif hearing in disputes from out­ presidential nominee in 1968, tried to intercept an American when that might be. Mrs,. I;Iixpn. models a red and ffreen silk prsranza evening go\i^ in (Chinese side the SouUi and never issued brushed McCarthy’s commmts flight, but the American Phan- Pickets appeared almost sl- full-blown opinions dealing with aside. |om Jets f i : ^ half a dozen mis- multaneously shortly after 8 mooil creit^ by Donald Brooks. The gown, wth satin stripe overlay, is ac­ claims of segregatim in North­ “ I said that I was wrong on sties, and it fled back into a.m. at piers on the San Fran- cented by long draping sleeves- and obi-like sashed waist. (AP photo) em and Western schools. the ’war,” the Maine senator North Vietnam unhurt. cisco waterfront after the chief In a Northem case today, the said. “ I haven’t said that was PaiaUeUng the intensified air dispatcher at ILWU Local 10 court, by an 8 to 1 vote, af­ the reason why people should action was a Communist “ high told some 300 men in a hiring firmed a lower court decislcm support me .... That Is not Angeles that he believed the point" of ground activity In hall to resume picketing “ and dismissing a claim that New my argument for my Candida- natim was “ not quite ready to South Vietnam, which began a tie it up." Jersey’s school system is un­ cy. It is ,an explanation of a elect” a black man to the No. 2 week ago. About the time, John Pan- Mujibur Turns Down constitutional because some past pcaition.” spot. He has said he would The South Vietnamese com- dora, head of the big 2,800- school districts have a hlg^ McCarthy, who sought the work to change that sltuatiMj. mand reported 20 small-scale member BLWU local in Los An- percentage of minority group DemocraUc presldenUal nomi- CBS said a survey by its enemy ground assaults, rocket, geles and Long was saying: students. naUon in 1968, appeared on the news department indicated mortar, sapper and terror at- “as far as we’re concerned, the Link With Pakistan With JusUce WUliam O. CBS radio-television program Muskie Would have 1,199 drie- tacks, most of them in the cen- strike is on. We’re dispatching Douglas dissenting, the' court “ Face the Nation,” vriille Mus- gate votes for the presldenUal trai and northem provinces of pickets now.’’ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ’The broadcast also said scribed West P^ikistani troops upheld a three-judge district kie appeared later' in the day nomination on the first ballot at South Vietnam. This raised the jThe Nixon administration has Bhutto had told Mujib on Jan. as “merciless." ' court which threw out a com­ on NBC’s “ Meet the Press.” the DemocraUc National Cmi- total of such attacks to 190 in warned it would ask Congress President Zulfikar All Bhutto plaint that alleged the school 7, the day before he released Inte^ew ed in Dacca Sunday In Philadelphia, Humphrey venUon, The tally would be the past seven days. to intervene and direct a settle- offered, the top job in Pakistan him from imprismunent that by David Frost for British tele­ system violated the equal pro­ said he would accept a black only 310 votes short of victory, Tlie U.S. Command reported ment of any renewal of. the to Sheik Mujibur Rahman to­ tection clause of the 14th running mate in November “ if the would “gladly step atdde" if vision, Mujib said former Pres­ The naUonal survey showed that one American was killed walkout that shut ports for 100 day if he would bring Bangla­ Amendment because the my party nominated him.” __ . ___ , „ , ... he was considered an obstacle ident Agha Mohammed Yahya i. j Humphrey follcwed with 311 when enemy ground fire hit a days last year, desh back to the fold. schools of New Jersey were ra­ The Minnesota senator made o ' ___ nr t i. _ to “ the (Hieness of Pakistan.” Khan “ killed three million of light observation helicopter Despite the silence of the ne- Bhutto offered Mujib “ presi­ cially imbalanced. the statement Saturdav in res- Sen. Henry M. JacksMi But Mujib who returned to my people—children, women, me statement Saturday to tm - Washington, 198 votes; supportlng South Vietnamese goUators, John Pahdora, head dent, prime minister or udiat- Attorneys for the state said Dacca last Monday, told his peasant, workers and stu­ ^ e to a newsmans quesUon McGovern, 164; Rep. Wilbur D operations 17 miles southwest of the giant 2,800-member ever he wants,” one day aft­ New Jersey maintained racially dents” —and burned and looted before he and his v ^ e M u i^ Mills of A r k ^ a s , 38; Gov. of Da Nang, Nine more Ameri- i l WU local In Los Ang(eles and er the Bangletoesh lesider ac­ neutral schools and any racial attended a party -with about 200 29,000 to 30,000 houses. It was cns were wounded and three u m g Beach, said “as far as cused West Pakistani troops of imbalance was the result of black co m n Z ity leaders. ^ ^ slaiightering .three million the “ greatest _ massacre' cf housing patterns and not of ra­ Some months ago, Muskie 28; McCarthy, 13; vehicles were destroyed or da- ,^e’re concerned, the strike Is New Ties people in history'" he declared. maged by mines on Highway 16 people during his country’s cial discrimination. caused a stir by saying to Los (See Page Nine) fight for independence. Rejected "Daughters were raped in The Supreme Court also is al­ Radio Pakistan said Bhutto front of their fathers and moth­ most certain to become en­ wounded when a Vietnamese " ‘T ’ ’ had previously told Mujib the ers, and mothers were raped in tangled in another major school youth hurled a hand grenade V*® only condition he would set to front of their sons,” he said. “ I case boiling over presently at into a truck in Ban Me ’Ihuot, ^ Francisco turning over the government to countrymen there can be no cannot stop my tears when I the district court level in Rich­ in the central h l^ a n d s, Sunday night before returning him would be that Mujib agree furUier link with West Paki­ think of it.” mond, Va. U.S. B62 bombers flew their ^ Beach, to maintain ttie integrity of stan. He repeated the state­ Mujib called on the United U.S. District Court Judge heaviest raids in the central There was no sign of strike Pakistan. ment after Bhutto told report­ Nations to try Yahya Khan and Robert R. Merhlge has ordered highlands in a month, and the activity at San Francisco Bay “ The president said this is a ers last week that more talks his associates “ the ' way the the merger of three Richmcmd- region’s South Vietnamese com- piers. In the nearby union hail, sincere offer . . . in the hope between the men are planned German/ fascist war criminals area public school districts into mander warned of a Commun- about 300 members of the Inter- that it will be accepted in the and that the sheik has not said were tried . . . ' a single desegregated system “ the last word." ist buildup in the coast low- national Longshoremen’s and same spirit in which it was is­ “This was genocide of my which would cross county lines. sued," the radio said,, quoting a Mujib, who is now prime The Denver pupils said their (See Page Four) (See Page El^t) speerii of Bhutto at Quetta. minister of Bangladesh, de­ (Bee Page Seven) complaint goes even beyond the

When Will the Stampede Be Stemmed? Runaway Welfare Costs Countrywide

(Editor’s note: Every month year, the year after and the other states has been to either very high,” said Robert C. Pennsylvania’s 600-per-cent in­ the cost of welfare to this coun­ year after that, and on Into the cut benefits or the rolls. Mann, an Illinois legislator. crease from $180 million to $1.1 try rises another $2.4 million. It future as far as we can see,” a “ The cost and the size o t wel­ “People just don’t want to billion. But 26 states have felt has been going up for 10 years, fact not lost on taxpayers al­ fare have eroded confidence in know the facts about the lack pinched enough this year to try with lltUe or no sign that it’s ready antpry and resentful at the system and created con­ of job opportunities and day to chop rolls, benefits, or both. going to stop. The following re­ swollen welfeus costs. sternation and doubt among the care and the shortcomings of Kansas is a king cutter "with port, first of a series of five by Evidence of widespread un­ iPeople as to the worth and va­ the educational system that Its 20-per-cent benefit slash for the A P , Special Assignment rest among taxpayers is seen in lidity of public assistance,” produce dependency. It reflects welfare families. Yet the state, Team, examines the welfare efforts by all levels of govern­ says George K. Wyman, New the people’s natural readiness like at leeust 13 others, is spend­ crisis; its causes, its effects ment to reduce the costs of wel­ York’s 'welfare director. to blame the poor for high ing an equal or smaller per­ and its alternaUves.) fare. President Nixon has pro­ Others, however, believe pub­ taxes.” / centage of its total budget on posed a total reorganization ot lic anger transcends the tax is­ relief today than 10 years ago. By G. O. THEI.EN Jr. the system based on a guaran­ sue. One of them is Nlchcdas The explanation? 'While wel­ teed annual income. His plan Kisburg, a ’Teamsterd Union ot~ WASHINGTON (AP) — De- fare costs are indeed up in the set off howls of protest from flclal in New Ifork City. ■ q;>lte desperate attempts by Child Aid 14 states, they have not In­ liberals and conservatives “ One' reason why blue-collar tinif the states to rein in runa­ creased as much as other out­ alike, with one side saying it guys hate welfare so much Is way relief costs, the welfare Mothers with dependent chil­ lays, notably money for educa­ would cut benefits for the poor, that they feet, psychologically, stampede is thundering into a dren msdte up the bulk of wel­ tion. ’The 13 in addltlArizona, Colo­ new year. fare rolls. One American fami­ add $6 billion a year to the bill. Kisburg. “Working, bringing rado, ■ Florida, Hawaii, , Ken­ ly In 10 is headed by a woman, All the cold statisUcs of the home the check each week, is tucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, welfare crisis, after a brief one way of establishing their and welfaure specialists calcu­ late that 60 per cent of them Nebraska, North Dakota, South downturn, are again headed up­ supremacy to themselves and land on welfare. Carolina., West 'Virginia, and ward: $10 bllUcn spent in the Public Anger their families. Wisconsin. year ended last June on 14.3 "Work Is one thing they have. Now a sagging economy Is Twenty states wound up "with million recipients. That’s twice When they see a guy getting a adding new faces alongside the welfare budgets in deficit last the people and three Umes the Congress responded laist check for doing nothing, they welfare mother. Unemployed year. expenditures of 1960. Costs blue-collar workers line up in month by giving Nixon part of go crazy.” Vermont reacted by trim­ could reach $16 billion by 1976, his proposal, a stlffer work re­ Chicago for welfare riiecks. In Mitchell I. Ginsberg, a Co­ ming education expenses specifl- say government forecasts, and quirement for relief recipients, California, jobless executives lumbia University welfare ex­ ally to meet a welfare crisis. possibly could top $26 billion by but the rest of the plsm remains who once enjoyed salaries of First of a Kind pert, agrees. “ Welfare runs Rhode Island Imposed new I960 at the present rate of tied up in the legislative mill. $30,000 a year are cn relief. The Rev. Lyman G. Farrar, left, and the Rev. Win- counter to deep feelings that go taxes for education and wel­ growth. At' Uie state level, attempts to all the way back to the frontier Few states can match Mary- fare. Other states spent less thTOp Nelson were installed as co-pastors of Center It also could mean, as Gov. re fo m the system are under spirit of ‘I can do It on my laind’s meteoric, seven-fold wel­ than projections of a few years Congregational Church last night in the church Ronald Reagan of California way In (MUfomla and New own,’ ” he said. fare jump from $35. million in sanctuary. The ceremony was the first of 'its kind has said, “ a tax Increase next York, but the response in most ’’Antiwelfare sentiment Is 1960 to $231 million this ybar, or (See Page (Three) in Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 -PAGE THREfi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 PAGE TWO to Cloward’s view, is society’s fare Issues are more property He is dressed very richly, but Sheinwold on Bridge traditional way of buying off‘a labeled the issue of the econom­ seems very miserable. THEATER TIME M any H ear MOVIE RAnNQB rebellious underclass. Rep. ic status of women,” said Rbb- ‘‘He peeps again carefully SCHEDULE IFORRMIENTBANDI Welfare Costs Countrywide (Robert Blair, speaker of the H- ert R. Rosenberg, a welfare 8AFE ROUTINE PATH Itoois iHouse, agrees. "We get consultant to the Osllfornia leg­ round the ;Aop from the door­ VO^PEOPUE I MID-WINTER SPECIAL way. He then limps forward, Youth Group LEADS TO DISASTER NORTH (lOdattoned from Page One) at twice the rate of neighboring services fo r the poor, the $10- by the Labor Department was them on welfare to try to regu­ islature. Burnside — “Diamonds Are “ T H E W A Y winces in pain, - and rubs his 1642 New York caty. biUion welfare bill rises )o $18 three times the national aver­ late civil disbrder,” vhe said. Forever” , 7:16, 9:20 I smMatoMMMMiSabWiyff By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ago on such things as prisons ‘The real question, he said, back. After a few more steps C? AQJ? There is evidence of a tax­ billion. The federal government age of 3.6 per cent. The effect State — “Kidnapped” , 7:80, P la y W ell wNIWW COfWwTm tQr Uf and conservation programs. Another camp of specialists “ Is'how do we make it possible Your Choice of 2 Nationally his knee gives way; he rubs It’s painful to think. It’s much 0 ^5 payer revolt over welfare, costs. picks up half; the states, coun­ on family life was disastrous. 9:20 diagnoses' the welfare crisis to for a woman to support herself I HEARD IT” that. He sits on the cobbler’s Jh 9 5 2 “Almost everything you locA One lUtoois legislator proposed ties and localities spilt the re­ “Men who are chronically UA Theatre—“ French Connec­ By JOHN GRUBER I Ml ASIt MNiinio simpler to follow some “safe” terms of women’s liberation. and her children at a decent bench but starts up instantly in Gmtnl AudlMicn WEST EAST at ill state government has had mandatory sterilisation for any m ainder. unemployed will mate like oth­ Known COLD WAVES routine path even if that leads “What the public calls wel­ standard of living?” pain. He contemplates the tion” , 7:00, 9:00 respite the extremely cold ft 10 7 41 K953 welfare mother who gave birth er men, but they are not so weather a capacity audience only to disaster. Please -don’t to saorUlce to cover increased Each state sets Its own eligi­ by John Gruber bench, examining it to see if East Hartford Drive-In — Re­ C? 1098 76 5 4 to three children while on re­ likely either to marry or sus­ was orf hand last evening in Mil­ Ml M U AOMimS 1 run off to some other part of education and welfare costs,” bility and payment standards. any nails had been left on It, opens ^Mday 0 .-8 2 0 A 7 lief. .[Ihe bill died to committee, tain a stable relationship frith PamiMI GuMmn 8u||iitM || the paper. ‘The foregoing com­ •aid Rep. William R. Copeland, A family of four gets a low of but discovers none. East Windsor Drive-In —, Re- lard Auditorium to hear the A ] 10 3 ♦ Q8764 but the state legislature re­ women and chUdren,” wrote CLAIROL ^ i ments were not referring to chairman of the Appropriations $60 a month in Mississippi and ”He Is distressed by the most FVlday Hartford Youth Orchestra. ' In fused, for the first time to his­ welfare experts Richard A. (to ­ ^ F - R - E - E * s h o p " s U ^ politics, business or public af­ SOUTH C!onunittee to the Michigan a high o f $875 to Alaska. grievous memories and fancies; Meadows Drive-In “The fact it was more than capacity; tory, to meet the deficit to the ward and Frances Fox (Plven to P eople are always complain­ that a comic opera is something Runicno i fairs, but only to the simple 4 A Q 8 House. (Fraud and other abuses drain getting ever more uneasy, he Oldest Profeslon” , 7:07; “House people were sid in g even after relief budget, forcing a cutback their book '‘Regulating the ing to me about the quality of less than first rate. Happily we IMtr 17 raeiim KCMpanyMi M game of contract bridge. K 2 off $800 mllUon a year. At the CHROMA wipes perspiration from his of the Missing Girls” , 8:69 extra seats had been brought in Pwwt or Mult S i^ ln if K Q J 10 9 4 3 to benefits. Poor.” “Year by year the pro­ shall have two this season in ______at the rear of the hall. What’s more, I have a hand to 0 same time, regulations de­ HOME SERVICE! C O I^ W A V S acting in opera. It realy Isn’t brow. He limps around more portion of black, female-headed Hartford; Don Pasquale -and ‘The group changes from year prove it. ♦ K No region of the But it’s not only the chroni­ signed to curb abuse Have For all types of semi-ptr- all that bad. What people don’t and more restlessly, staring be­ families grew, rising from Gianni Schicchi. Both are first to year £is young people grow South dealer. South West North East country htu eeeaped cally poor who are collecting stranded the system to red mantnt color and tintad fore him. As if pursued from all . M out UM»R 17 MMimO . . about 19 per cent to 1949 to al- leallxe is that opera demands rate and funny. Rememt^r, Hartford Budget up beyond high school age and Both sides vulnerable. 1 0 Pass 1 Pass relief checks these days. tape. There’s an ironic ^ke hair. Parfoet for tht sides, he stumbles hither and (Mi Unit noy wry moot 27 per cent to 1968.” CUSTOM an entirely different style of act­ even an onion can make you become ineligible for member- M ciftain amo) ji Opening lead—'Ace of dubs. 3 0 Puss 3 ♦ Pass No region of the pountiY has to <^cago, where the ece very finest in op­ ent children—the heart the worker. relatively stable to coet and stimulus and the expertise to of acting in a straight drama. lonkino- ot Curtln has recommended a Over the years one gets to ex­ monds to drive out the ace. ^ spade trick by covering dum- era, yet it is comic. Let’s see looking at the opposite window ^ ^ FCC Criticized w elfare crisia—boom ed 800 per Exeeutives, engineers and recipients. help the poor batter down the COLD WAVE 'The dramatic can say,“ I love he trtes to assume a bold man- of $107 million for the pect this sort of thing, but the Here is where East should have ^ WALL-TO-WALL what Wagner demsmded of one qcmt to the N<»ih and W est dur- sciantUts are subsisttog on the The explosion has come to welfare system. you,” in three seconds; the ner as he thinks of Walter. next fiscal year and has asked standard ^rfdrn^ce re­ done some thinking. Daily Question ihjt; the 60s. H ie increase w as character, Beckmesser, in Act mains consistently high, due to F or N ot Eyeing It should have occurred to d^e to Southern California, the family program. Rolls drieunatlc tenor will take three “Angry thoughts arise in con- for a hike in the tax rate to j>ay Partner opens with one dia­ 78 per 6ent to the north central Antipoverty lawyers, paid by CARPETIIIQ both cold waves include ; I HI. the efforts of Bernard Lurie, East that South had the rest of vdtere cutbacks to the aero­ boomed from three million per­ minutes to say the same thing. sequence, which he tries to fight for it. Telephone Rates mond, and the next player pass- region ; i t per cent to toe the government, challenged teat curls, hairstyle, glam­ In the first place, Beckmesser vdio hks headed the nearly 60 the high cards ' for his very space industry have wiped out sons to 1960 to 10.2 m illion to As far as that goes, ’Tristan and down by an assumption of self- CJurUn called for a 6.1 mill You hold: Spades, K-9-6-S; South. welfare regulations. The feder­ our spray and haircut. J has gotten into trouble through piece orchestra for some time thousands of jobs. 1971. C osts skyrocketed from Isolds take over half an hour evidence. Jealousy overcomes rate hike which wuld bring WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. powerful bidding. If so S taxaoie numbers. Marcia Hanjlan, Commission is violating the law obstacle a 60.per-cent welfare jump to rolls at a coet o f $1.6 hUUon. boys in the alley. Much dis- property. a j ^ hand is-worth a response, but of a county welfare oftice to the when a man was to the home. . If they sing the whole thing up the town and a riot ensued Dldn’t Think the 60s. your home with samples. Choose from hun­ CHOICE in an embrace, they’ll interfere turbed he turns mechanicaUy The proposed budget U $18 * ® <^nard fflgh, pla^d a j,y dropping its InvestlgaUon of is not strong enough for a re- affluent San Fernando Valley. The decisions opened the rolls in wdiich Beckmesser was even Still the most staggering in­ to hundreds of thousands of ad­ with each other’s breath con­ again to the work-table. m illion higher than the current «>'e b 'cH “telephone “system’s . 7 p ^ “They are learning,that people dreds of new patterns, colors and fabrics. No more bruised and beaten. In crease to reclplentis, a cumula­ Experts trace the ditional families. trol. So mostly they just sit and “His looks fall on the paper budget and the major increases and Orch- structure knew it w m safe to lead the Copyright 197* are not on welfare by choice.” Act m he comeq. to Hans Sachs’ • - - - uuusei. tuiu u*e majur uiLreaseB Michael Rheault, from stwxure. queen of clubs; and he prompt- OAnnirfli Features Corn. tive 217 per cent, has slapped beginnings hold hands. The Important thing written by Sachs; he takes it occur in the education appro- The -welfare system that thou­ .... Community action agencies obligation to you ... workshop which is momentarily “In ' deciding not to invest!- jy go, *nie lead was so safe the five hugest cities. New here is not the action but the sands are entering each month and storefront centers dis­ empty, Sachs and Walter being up with curiosity; runs over it priaUons which are 10 per cent ^^®„rfre^"toe**jJS^eSoh^^^ gate the rate base cf American diat it gave declarer the game Yoik, Philadelplila,. C^cago, music which is probably the with growing excltment and at higher than, this year, is described by President Nixon Experts trace the beginnings seminated simplified eligibility in another part of the house. minor Concerto for piano and Telephone & Telegraph,” Har- and rubber. South ruffed the Detntit and Los Angeles. most gorgeous love music that length breaks out in fury; ‘A Curtin requested $34.3. million Poet-Lecturer as a “monstrous, consuming at the boom to the poet-World manuals, located needy fami­ CALL 643-4159 Here are the stage directions: .BI.KU1 oreaKB m jury. A v.unm requeaieo jM.s^miiuon ^ Mjchael Lin- ^8 said In a statement Sunday, club, drew trumps, and ran the The 1.2 mllUon welfare •orvlng connacticut homsmali#ni ninrs '.'ifyi has ever been written. ‘'Beckmesser appears outside outrage;’’ by Gallfornla’s Gov. War D agricultural revolution lies, then steered them through ^ Jh. FCC^ ,„ c..„ heai. u, ... rtfW .h. ,».» recipients In New York City BEAUTY SALONS The action in comic operas is the shop window, looking in, in Dies in Norwalk Reagan as a “cancer eating at that has uprooted 20 miUlon the maze of the welfare bureau­ would constitute the nation’s our vitals;” by Dltools Gov. poor, white and black, and cra cy. OPEN MON. something else again. Unfortun­ great perturbation. Finding the ‘He hears the chamber door' less than the board’s request. movement from the Saint-aaens Act. ‘The act, he said, requires could claim the rest of the NORWALK (AP) — Funeral seventh largest metropolis. The Ridiard B. OgUvle as a “colos­ dropped them into teemtog in­ Influenced by the prideful ately the public seems to think shop empty, he enters hastily. opening cmd hastily sticks the ------Cello Concerto. 8lve the determine- tricks. services are scheduled for blau 1 million recipients to Los An- sal failure.” dustrial centers. Locking even rhetoric of the civil-rights papdr In his pocket.” All throe soloists acquitted teiejAone rates “ prefe- What could East do about all Tuesday at the Mullins and THRU SAT. furniture stores 44 OAK ST., MANCHESTER — 643-8951 geiss, one person to eight, out­ It’s ill-fttttog iHeces are sepa­ basic skills, they gravitated to movement and welfare-rights Now that little scene takes themselves well, and all three fcuce over all other questions.” this even if he thought about It? Redgate Funeral Home In AMPLE PARKING Scheuer Deities number the total population of rate programs for the a^d, menial jobs. As the migration organizers, many the urban 346-6006 S300 64.J 4!5j three and three-quarters min­ showed their amateur status by Oiairman Dean Burch i told you thinking was painful. Trumbull for poetJeoturer THURS. A FRI. San Francisco. blind, disabled, families with grew, the jobs became fewer poor came to view welfare as a utes on stage, with the action their stage deportment. I think **as said the agency will Con- See if you can find the killing Anna MeCTure Heilman. ■ fo r m e r ly * Russian Charges Bven suburbs are caught to dependent children, and a and few er, respectable alternative, to jobs all hooked in to musical cues. Mr Lurie could profitahly have *ict “an on-greing program of defense before'you read on. Mrs. Heilman died Saturday NITES till 9 the welfare wringer. The rolls' catohall category known as In the boom y ea r o f 1966, fo r that often paid little more than KEITH'S There is nobody to feed Beck­ LONDON (AP) — U.S. Rep. them instructed in this matter, ki-depth surveillance of toe Bell After taking toe ace of dia- at toe p,ie of 70 in Norwalk Adrian's to ' Westchester and Nassau general relief. example, unemployment to se­ M^CHESTER — 648-415^ messer any lines; the whole James H. Scheuer of New York M'"rgenerarrale***Natu system” but hasn’t the re- monds at the tlilrd trick. Bast Hospital after a long illness. welfare benefits. Read Herald AdvertisementB counties have been tocreastoS tocludtog the cost of medical lected black ghettoes surveyed The opening of welfare rolls. thing must bo put across with expulsion ycung people dwi’t know just sources for a more Intense in- should return — -his - remaining'-----«-<— • ‘The .author of several *- books SENIOR CITIZENS WELCOME mime, enhanced of course by the expulsion ycung pvop.e u«.. j™. yesUgatlon heart. East cannot be sure that on poetry, Mrs. Heilman lived music. from Russia John Wayne? Yet I on’s planned trip to the Soviet audience, Md so om ™ s er In the dummy for toe first which Mrs. Heilman belonged Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Only have seen two superlative Beck- Union in May. • kas noUi^ to do with tlwlr T w o Requests and last time. If he tries to carir were toe American Artists Pro­ Here’s A Great Recipe For Saving! messers in my time, and a half Scheuer denied that he had musical abilities, of course, but 34 Oak Street, Mandiester — 643-6266 toe queen or jack o i hearts, fessional League, which dozen others who were thorough­ engaged in subversive activities could add to a sense of pro- The Zoning Board of Appeals ^88^ yrlU ruff. South will over- awarded her its' Gold Medallion ly acceptable in toe role. I or had encouraged Russian fcssionallsm if ^®y knew better ruff but wUl have to lead in 1969. can’t think of a truly great one Jews to emigrate to Israel, as h®w to comport themselves oh will hold public hearings tonight at toe moment. toe Soviet Unicn charged in or- stage. of petitions for two variances. The singer who could play It Bering him to leave toe country Major work of toe evening was starting at 7 In toe Municipal to toe queen’s taste is Ezio last week. SchubertSchubert’s s “Uhflnlshed" unmusnea sym- hearing room. iT : 7:30 , but unfortunately he The U.S.. State Department Phony ^Ich w^t very wU In^ ^ ™ 9:20 Flagello, request by is a bass, while toe character of Serture to 'U r 'p Z - u T r H «S Sorp to'^^ Beckmesser is a baritone. Such order that it “would not behelp- flcplfr werture to ^ Choicest Meats In Town! „ no dlf- ful to relatlwis.”. schutz,” closed the program “ tr^t^® on a Rum n distinction would make no dlf- ference with legitimate actors, Scheuer, a Dbm^mt, told when one might have expected R fflg lZ f EiStes^v^S The Story of a Girl’s Love, newsmen at toe U.S. Embassy as an opeher. uovci but it makes casting toe role ■ of Manchester, opment, on toe north side of doubly difficult In opera. Sunday, ”I -would be horrified If Lisa Larson, a Boy’s Omrage and a TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! toe incident affected President Pamela Saleh of Vernon, and Blue Ridge Dr. The 8.2-acre lot Flagello sings a role in “Die Nixon’s projected trip to Rus- Kirk Szalontai_ of Glartonbury was o ri^ ly Roiyal Rogue’s Reckless Daring. Melstersinger” All right; you sla .” arie a rea residents w ho are lots that were put together when, heard him, if you listened, only B E E F L IV E R lb. 4r i He was detained by Soviet se- members of this very worto- toe Planning and Zoning Com­ last Saturday. But toe fat bass curity police for 40 minutes last while g;roup. mission. granted U & R’s re­ SWEET LIFE role is the role of Pogner, and quest to eliminate toe proposed Wednesday after they entered a ------—— Bayborry Rd. that is iK^t you hear him sing. Moscow home -where he was The second item on the ZBA 00 "KIDNAPPtO und "OAVio BAL^og^^® B A C d N lb . 6 7 * « Actually i ’d like to hear Flagello dining -with eight top Russian 15 Nurse Aides agenda is a request by Doctors and watch him in that scene. Jevrish scientists. The expulsion Offices Inc. to allow a seven- Children 14 and under to be accompanied by adult for He’d have to duck a few high order followed. Fired from Jobs foot side yard at 44 Haynes St. evening programs notes In toe part, but very few Scheuer was in toe Soviet Un­ HIGHLAND PARK MARKET • ‘The firm is seeking toe vari­ would know toat there are- a ion with a sevMi-member con­ A fter W alkout ance to allow construction of a 317 Highland St., Manchester—^Phone 646-4277 a couple of A-flats in the role, gressional subcommittee study­ which is right up there with the _ rear addition to toe existing MANCHESTER PARKADE-649-5491 ing Russian educational meth­ HARTFORD (AP) house oh the property, which tenor. I ods. He arrived here Saturday. BITK-IOUIEIMAn The fact is/ that acting in About 16 nursing aides who ^^r^uld extend toe undersized opera is usually pretty good. w alked o tt their job s at the yard, 2Sonlng regulations Greenwood Pavilion con- zoned lot require a 10- Some of the women are prone to THEATRE EAST His Choice valescent home Sunday have fooj; side yard, stand around like haystacks, and been fired, the administration ______there are some tenors who don’t Was to Quit reported. seem altogether bright histrioni­ C o o k cally, but on toe whole you get ____ The aides were replaced by _ CEDAR -RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) employes hired toe same Reil Skelton reasonable acting. You just have valentine party supplies to reaiTze to7t7riiiU8”t"n eces^ - ^ electronic engineer says ho day through advertteements Plans to Retire ly be broader and slower. was told to select two employes that appeared in both Hartford we have a wonderful selectton! who would lose their jobs, but newapapers Sunday bofUnited States. —Paul 0. Zimmerman, NawsweoK existing savings account. terms of immediate money- The medal is awarded to an Extended Forecast D iam on ds Rated “R " Am erican and a BritGene Hackman as “ Popeye Doyle” charm new-world practicality. It is made of iron and covered with porcelain The Day In ... Day Out... Visits New Y ork full participation by everyone overnight lows mostly to the BURNSIDE and Eddie Egan as New York's Toughest Oop! The- associated -with it.” 30s. Mon. • Fri. at 7A9. Sat, at 2-4-0-8 -1 0 enamel. Even the unique pattern is baked on. Tften it's rimmed with stainless complete Royal VieniM includes: LONDON (AP) — The Sunday at 2:00 • 3:46 • 5:30 - 7:16 - 9:00 One-Af-A- All-At-One- Church of England says toe steel so the edges won't chip. It's heavy, like ail good cookware is. You can move on PRESCRIPTIONS Archbishop of Canterbury will Time Plan 10" COVERED SKILLET $9.00 attend a conference in New York JANUARY it from refrigerator to stove .. . and right to the table for gourmet serving. You retail value $12. Time-Plan When you open a savings account If you open a new savings account . . . resulting in meaningful next week on the increasing In­ can't buy it in any store... available in this area only at S.B.M. for $50 or more, or add $50 to terest in relig^ion by Am erican 2 QT COVERED SAUCEPAN $7.45 for $500 or more, or add $500 to your present savings account, your present savings account, savings to you every day! [ youth. BREAKFAST SFECIAL you may purchase an additlonai retail value $11. n you may purchase the complete Included among his activities, piece of Royal Vienna Cookware ten piece set of Royal Vienna No lips and downs Jn your Prescription • 2 EGGS WITH TOAST at a big saving over the regular costs — no “ discounts” today, “Regular I toe church said Sunday, will be 5 QT COVERED DUTCH OVEN $9.45 Cookware for only $29.95. This • 3 PANCAKES 90 DAY retail cost. For example .. . with a speech before a three-day c ENJOY RIOUIAR GUARANTEED | GUARANTEEOi retail value $14. is a saving of $25 over the prices” tomorrow! 4 9 I seminar on “The CSuulBmatic • 3 SLICES FRENCH TOAST SavifiR. NOTICE I 10 2 Year 2 ’te S Year a $50 deposit, you mgy buy the regular retail price of $55 and No “ reduced specials”—no “ temporary Christ” being sponsored by Acceunit A cceunit CartificalM CartificalM 5 quart covered Dutch oven a saving of $10 over individually reductions” on Prescriptions to lure Earn Earn Earn Trinity Institute and sermons DINE IN lorn for Just $9.45 . . . that’s a saving 8" COVERED SKILLET $6.95 priced pieces. custom ers! TOP HAT RESTAURANT of almost four dollars. Haven’t retail value $9. The set includes a quart at Riverside Church, St. Pat- D airii we cooked up some big savings At the same .time, there is never any I rick’s Catoedral and toe Cathe­ 257 BBOAD STBEET D a i r i j covered saucepan, 10* covered compromise in service or quality! OR Compounded DAILY • Paid MONTHLY for you? skillet, 5 qt. covered Dutch dral of St. John toe Divine. 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\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17,1972 PAGE FIV E PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAI^TCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JAN U AR Y 17, 1972 Coveniry not deemed public records, and Andover which do not have to be includ­ Search Begins in Italy Leu Benjamin ed in tile minutes nor discolsed to the public. E!very exception Chairman for •EVERY SITE G irl Scout deals with matters of policy and For 33rd Post-War Premier law, deallngrs with personnel, By PATRICK O’KKBFK coalition partner, the Socialists, Charity Ball Anderson-L/ttle G>okie Sale either in personal, medical, fi­ ROME (AP) — President in the presidential election lost nancial, trade secret, invest!-' Giovanni Lewie met today with month. Leonard Benjamin, Northfleld gatory, or other type of informa­ two former presidents and the When the Oirlstian IDemw Rd., has been, named general Under W ay tion, the disclosure of which heads of both bouses of parlla- crats for the first time insisted chairman of Coventry’s seventh would constitute an Invasion of ment ps he'-began his search on having the presidency as Aiuuial Charity Ball, scheduled It's annual Oirl Scout cookie p riva cy. for a premier to head Italy’s weU as the dominant position in for the spring of this year. sale time ih Andover, accord­ The last reference In Mrs. 88rd postwar government. the government, the SoelalisU in connection with the bail, Benjamin is urging; ail town- ing to lira. Peggy Yeomans, Munson’s letter states that all A long crisis was expected, went back to their old voting based organisations triio would meetings must be open to the but it appeared likely Leone ul- finance' with the Communists, troop coordinator. like to be considered as pos­ public, including executive ses­ tlmately would ask EmlUo Co- Afterward, both Communists The sale, which started Sat­ sible beneficiaries of this year’s sions unless voted closed by 'a lombo to return to the premleiv and Socialists attacked ■ urday, will continue through majority of the commission. All event to come forward. The Jan.. 29, with delivery of the ship he resigned Saturday and victory as a swing to the rl^ t steering committee would like - votes taken by comihission must put together another center-left and charged that neo-Fasrist cookies ' scheduled for Feb. 28 be reduced to writing, whether to maJto it clear, he said, that through March 21. “ votes had put him over the in executive session or not, and “any charitable, educational, Mrs. Yeomans said there will included in minutes which must The tiny Republican party, mark, athletic or other worthy endeav­ be flve kinds of cookies avail­ whose defectiwi caused .the K Leone is unable to K®* ^ be available to the public at all or will be considered.’’ able which are made especially reasonable times. crisis, said it would join the government formed, he will AU aigrUcations, in letter form for the Girl Scouts and sell for coalition again if strwiger have to dissolve Parliament including the purpose,and need League o f 'Women 'Voters |1 per box. measures wore enacted to treat and call new qlectloM a yoM of the group and a eppy of by­ Last week’s board meeting of Profits from the sale are used socl^ and economic ills. The earlier than schedi^. Oiyr laws if possible, .will be wel­ the League 'of Women Voters mainly for camp improve­ Socialists probably will want the neo-Fasclsts, mMo com ed. welcomed three new additions ments. From the total pitrfit of more power In the next cabinet sweeping gains in « g l ^ elec- This information Should be to the executive board. 68^'.' cents i>er box, the local sent to the Coventry'Annual Included on the board now as their price. U®"® last June, are likely to scouts contribute 48^ cents to CSiarity BaU Steering Commit- are Mrs. Sue Joranson, Mrs. If Leone finds It impossible to benefit. tee, Inc., Box 6, Coventry. the Connecticut Trails Council • relaunch the center-left, he prob- Meanudille, all parties are Louise Gagne, udio has been Over the past six years, the for ' major improvements and ably will name someone to put squabbling bitterly over how to as circulation editor, b a ll has raised o v e r flS.OOO to r other expenses. The remainlrg: ^ together an ill Christian Demo- revive the slumping national and Mrs. Lisa Hall, who this worthy projects in Ooven^. 10 cents is kept by the local crat minority government, economy and reduce unemploy- troop for its own use. month joined the loc8d League Last year’s beneflciarieB were Leone headed two such caretak- ment. They are also debating Mrs. Yeomans as town chair-. organizatlM, Other members the I^blic Health Nurses As­ er governments himself. whether there tiiould be a refe- mah of the drive will be assist­ new to the League are Mrs. sociation, the Student Loan Leone’s visitors at the Qulrln- rendum on the year-old divorce ed by Mrs. Joseph Tremano. Janice Ubby of Lakeside Dr., Fund, Inter-Church HoUday MrsJ Yeomans said anyone who Mrs. Margaret Bunu of Long al Palace were led by former, law. Committee and Coventry FISH. is nU^%»ntacte4 by the Scouts Mrs. Kit Bourn of Presidents Giovanni Gronchl ■ Special grants went also to the may contact her to place orders School Rd. > and Giuseppe Scuagat. Then ‘ Beautification . Oommittee and for cookies. The board accepted with re- came Amintore Fanfani, presi­ the Boosters Club. Inveritlture C erem on y gret the resignation of Mrs. dent of the Senate, and Sandro WANTED Benjamin, who is also chalr- Mrs. Marge Campbell, Scout a long tlmhe member of the An- Pertlnl, president of the Cham­ ; man of the Republican Town Gean, Late Modd Committee, his own In­ leader of Troop S288, sixth dover League and one oi its ber of Deputies. oponXea surance agency in Coventry. grade juniors, said tonight's staunchest supporters. A vaca- Naw Pastors Questioned Before Installation In subsequent days, Leone FTA Drug Program meeting at 7 p.m. wUl be given ncy now exists for the poet of -wUl m eet w ith lea d ers o f a ll USED CARS Before the Rev. Winthrop Nelson, center, and the I The Robertson School PTA over to an Investiture and Re- election laws chairman and the Christ, at a convening of an ecclesiastical council of political parties, from the neo- Top Prices Paid Rev. Ljrman G. Farrar, rigrht were installed as the Hartford East Association to examine the , WiU begin Its new year’s activ­ dedication ceremony. board is looking for someone to Fasclsts to the Communists. For All MakesI REDUCTIONS TO ities tomorrow night at 8 with a Mrs. Campbell said that one serve in this capacity, co-pastors of Center Congregational Church last credentials of the co-pastors. Later, House and Althouck the crisis was pre­ program on drug and narcotic of the unique features of to- League President Mrs. Mary n is ^ i they were questioned by Louis 0. House III, Samuel Pond, registrar of the Hartford East A s­ cipitated by the Republican pull­ CARTER CHEVROLET addlctlaa. night’s program is that two new McNamara Informed tlve board moderator of the Hartford East Association of the sociation, ofHciated at the Rite of Installation. out from Colombo’s 17-month- C O .. IN C. Using a panel dlacussitei for- ON SEX^BCTED GROUPS OF CLOTHING girls will be invested udio have of this year’s national conven­ Connecticut Conference of . The United Church of (Herald photo by Pinto) old cabinet, it stems from a ; mat, the Ufa of the addict wlU not previously been Girl Scouts. tion details. The convention this 1229 Main St. ' split between ths Christian be examined from three differ­ They are Heidi Anderson, year is scheduled to be held in hofit families. Applications are the comm.and said the sappers Democrats and tiieir major Phone 649-5238 ent viewpoints; a mother’s, an ot Wheeling Rd. and Unda Tlb- Atlanta, Georgia. She said the ToUand County a va ila b le a t the County Ebcten- left behind 11 pounds of liNT ex-addict’s, and a poUceman’s. bets, of Rose Lane. minimum cost of sending a dele- Missile W ar sloa Office. ajid four blasting' caps. The program la entitled “The MEN’S & BOYS' gats would be |800 and that this Another unusai feature of to­ Sewing Topic Sheep C are Dzu said two North Vietnam­ / Junkie, lUs Home and Street amountiunuuili wasW09 UVI.not availableavcuMwio in the wiw * night’s program, according to r r % A ^ A series four meetings will Livens Skies ese regiments known to be in U fe .’ ’ B y em p lc^ln g this {ap­ DACRON«/COTTON club’s treasury. It was decided ( j l i rO jSJTaill Mrs. Can^bell, wlU be the in­ TAC< be held at the Ratcllffe Hicks Binh Dinh have been reinforced to send no delegate this year ~ proach, it is expected tiiat tiie vestiture of Rham senior Miss BiiUding, the University Cpn- by a third,) the 21st Regiment of and to aim. for representation tq>ecial program Over Border audience wlU get a unique and ALL WEATHER Katherine Peterson of Lake Rd. for the nectlcut starting. Jan. 21 and the 2nd Dl-visiim that normally ft • . ft ^ ■ progressive developmental pic­ SINGLE & DOUBLE BREASTED as a trocp committee member. ^ c « v ^ ^ . TOe sewer has been planned will concern the care of itiieep. (Continued from Page One)' operates south ot D a N an g tu re ot the drug-dependent per- Troop committee members are thA atntA lenmiA whiph will send tomoiTOw at the ToUand 1-H sheep .club members, along the northern coastal low­ aonahty, through showing some COATS ALL WOOL WORSTED usually selected lands as well ns in thS hlgh- lands. * delegate to reWeeent Andover county Agitculturnl CenUr, Bt. tnMUnM” TOe'dAeB’^ fa c to rs ot home baokiground with zip-in pile liner members of However, most of the activity n t« , e « t to the loea p te *. » , v.nnnn l » e Homo Beontr S S * m ™ t n ^ . 2 "FUt, WAR leading to the development of however, special permission was "Fifteen B52s dropped 460 tons in Binh Dinh to date has been the addictive personaUty. School Begionalifation received from the^ Council for mist from the Pellon'Oorp. will April 7 and 11. All will bombs on suspected North small-scale attacks, apparently The Nition is engaged in the an­ The mother on the panel now MEN’S SUITS The board also discussed the Mias Peteraon’s ajpolntment. preset a program from 1 to 8 Vietnamese, troop locations.. carried out by guerrtUa forces has a 22-yearK>ld son in Percep­ issue of school reglonalisation. nual battle against respiratory in­ a« low as Rededlcated this evening with p.m. and wlU repeat it in the at 7:80 p.m bunkers and storage areas west rather than by North Vietnam- tion House In WlUlmantic, a new­ It was agreed by board mem­ evening from 7:80 to 9:80. as low as the other Scouts will be Miss Topics to be discussed will in- northwest of Kontum city ese regulars. fections. Here's how yob may ly formed treatment center tor bers that the public laearing in ’Ihe program wiU include def­ Pat Campbell, udio w ill receive elude: lambing equipment, fa- near the Cambodian border and ' ------es(»pe be(»ming a casualty in addicts. Mike, the mc-addlct on Andover left many unanswered initions of various sewing con­ ciliUes, care of the pregnant southeastward along the bender the panel, has been a counselor her leader pin, and Pat’s moth­ questions and that a more in­ struction, -various types of fab­ the "Cold War” . 1 9 ® 5 ewe, lamUng problems and Dinh province., Rham District at Valjance House In Norwich er, Scout Leader Mrs. Marge formational meeting was in or­ rics' and discussion ot their prop­ care of the new bom lamb. Lt. Gen. Ngo Dzu, comman­ for the past yiear. He has given 2 9 9 5 Campbell, who is back as a der. The board now has such erties and correct usage and der of the 2nd Military Region, Fortify your system against infection by getting suf­ troop leader after an absence meeting in the planning stages guiddines for selecting fabrics, R^ionalization lecturee on tiie suhjeot ot ad d ic­ BOYS’ told newsmen that the most im­ ficient rest, eating nourishing foods and supplement­ of more tiian five years. In addition there will be model tion throughout the state for the pending further arrangements. ’ ' mediate threat of an enemy of­ as low as Town Clerii Notes Mrs. Nancy Parker, chairman garments ranging irem sport Supreme Court Heads Agenda ing your diet with vitamins. past IS months. fensive is in Binh Dinh; where Mrs. Ruth Munson, town of tivB . school survey program clothes to evening wear, illus­ Also partielpcdiiig wiU be U.S. and South Vietnamese ef­ clerk, said that let^n have being undertaken by the local trating both simple to sew and Asked to Allow Of School Board Drott idiisibty ^nd warmly and always put on a coat Coventry Pcriice Chief Robert forts to -establish effective go- 1 4 9 5 been seht to all' chairmen of league as their local study Item, tailored outfits. There wlU also yrhen going outdoors: if only for a minute. Bjellqulst, who .has in the past 'vernmenf conlrei over the pro- The Regional-- District 8 town boards and commissions said that further acUwi of the be samples of constructlmi de­ Sonic-Boom Suits several menths made pubUc his 'vince have failed. school board w ill heair a report stating that the chairman and committee will await the out­ tails. Avoid exposure to Jnfection. In so far as possible stay attitudes about the problem of “They,already have a buildup and conduct a discussion on the secretary of each boariji must come of the reglonalisation Is­ The program is cqMnsored by WASHHfOp^ (AP) The away from people who have colds. drugs and addlotlan. in B|iih. .pin h ,’ ’ said Dzu. 'The subject of total school regional- MEN’S & BOYS’ by Jan. 81 of each year file with sue, scheduled for referiendum the ToUand County Extension Supreme Court agreed' today to Slide Preeentatton problem Is now through Tet,’’ ization at tonight’s meeting The Beautification Clommit- the town clerk the schedule of on Feb. 29. Service and the pubUc is Invlt- decide whether property own- Bo prepared to treat a cold at the first warning s p p - PERMANENT PRESS the festival of the lunar new- scheduled for 7:80 at the school regular meetings for the ensu­ BoUelin Board ed at 'ho charge. tom.' if a cold hangs on or is accompanied by chills tee la having a sUde show era who claim their homes year which beghis Feb. 16. lib ra ry . in g year. Tonight’s meetings include , a .Summer Emplojrment and fever, see your doctor promptly. Thursday night at 8 at the Mrs. Munson in her letters to Grange No. 76 meeting at the Students at the Univeialtv of by sonic booms U.S. officials say the biggest Presenting the report wlU be Town HaU to Which aU resi­ DRESS OR the______boards informs them that if old town hall on Rt. 6 _at 8 p.m.. _ Ccnnectlcut or att^- Force. enemy buildup—and tile board member Everett Jewett. dents are Invited, 'ihe program the Jan. 81 deiiditoeirilot meT Scout Troop SSSs'lhvestitu^-e Ing any other coUege in the lb® accepted tor review H*®U®st place tor mother Tet He Is^c^m an of the Tempo- wUl show bow Covent^ looks MEN’S & BOYS’ IB noc met, ^ Rededlcatlon program at 7 state may be eligible for sum- members of a Nash- offenslve-ls on the central rary Re.^lonal Study Committee no meeting can be held until 80 now and how It could look in SPORT SHIRTS days after a schedule is filed. p.m. at the home of Mre. Marge mer employment at the 4-H '^®> N.C., famUy who say son- plateau along South Vietnam’s which, under guidelines set the future, in addition to giving MEN’S BOYS Campb»BU, Rt. 87. club offlre in Vernon. booms from mlUtary planes border with northeastern Cam- down by PubUc Act 698, studied local residents an idea of uhat Mrs. Munson notes that any OUTERWEAR The Board of Selectmen vidU Work-Study is a federaUy caused masonry cracks and bodla and southern Laos. They the feasibility of regionalization the committee is trying to do as low as as low as commission desiring to iib m a 455 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER meet at 7:g0 p.m. at the town sponsored student extension ®‘**®*' damage to their home. estimate that 16,000 North Viet- for Grades K-12 and recom- and vd ia t som e o f its go a ls fure. qiecial meeting must file notice offioe buUding; the tax coUector program for atudonta vko qual- May, Ihe U.S Circuit namese troops are In this trl- mended Its Implementation. "YOUR COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE STORE' The emphasis is on the busi­ with the town clerk not less Hwti ft” *® f to 9 p.m. uyT'Elirim tV m W U clari- Court In Richmond, Va., ruled border region or en route to it. Also on tonight’s agenda wlU ness area in South Coventry. ' MEN’S But there are indications that be a presentation (rf the science Sheah - Athat h in -aii A emeivencv____ cong. at7 the .town 7 ^ omco c e bidinomuung; g; the fled with the CallageColtege Financial»Ti *be Air Force could bo sued. The committee wlU hold a ' as low as 1 4 9 5 later-’’^ Sovernment then a^aled tbe Communist strategy is to program at the school, and notice is not renuired* however office hours Aid Office. Any student brief business session after the infnrmaHnn______to the Supreme Court tor the try 'to draw " government 'forces progress reports on su<^ mat- sUde prosentatiem, uhich visi­ a c o p y " ' r t h T * E i e f r ^ ®?t®d „ office building, should contact the TcUand hearing now granted, away from 'he plateau by in- tecs as smoking, discipline, tors are welcome to attend meeting, adequately stating the Also ech oed tonight an Coimty 4-H Office, Rt. 30, Ver- At issue ■ is a federal tort creasing activity in the low- adult education and the self­ also. emergency, and detalUng aU the a Ocmservatlon Commission non. Applications for the 1972 claims law that provides the lands. evaluation program. Refreshments wiU be served. BOYS’ iwt>ceedli«s, must he filed with meeting at 8 p m at the Summer Work Study Program government must pay damages A band of enemy sappers The board 'will take actlcm.on Junior Women’s Olnb as low as ^ town clerk no later than 72 Francisco Franco INSURANCE Coventry correspondent Holly 100% SHETLAND WOOL beaten as the police galloped declared a nationwide state of Oantner, T eL 742-8796. BOVS’ across the medical college emergency following a aeries of grounds swinging three-foot student and worker antigov- SWEATERS as as leather clubs at. students’ emmwit demonstrations. SERVICE Has Enough Doctors as \ov4 as heads. , MEN’S BOYS’ LONDON (AP) — Britain’s Foreign newsmen saw one Natlcnal Health Service em­ as low as as low as girl beaten on the head after Pleads fo r 'Seiainen standing (1-r): John Deeb, Jayoee internal Vice Pres­ ployed 21,709 family doctors In police ordered her from a BAIfTEMDRE (AP) — Liber-, REAL ident; Joseph Lawler, Jaycee External Vice President. parked car. 1970—the biggest number since ty for a foreign sailor in Balti­ Seated (1-r): Mayor John 'Ihompeon, Walter Kupchunos, the service was begun in 1948. 6 9 5 4 9 5 Students smashed traffic sig­ more promises little more than ESTATE Jaycee President. ' The Health Department said nals and broke windows at an a visit to the city’s honky tonk that for the first time, It ap­ E)lucation Ministry building. district, a tour director com- Mayor John Thompson has signed a proolamatlon pears to have recruited enough The vidence erupted after plains, doctors to handle problems o u M n ir o O T . students called making the week of January 16 through 22, 1972, tor a demon- Kjjgvi a . “Jaycee Week’’ in Manchester. Planned activltiea for created by the population ex-< the week include the Distinguished Service Award Ban­ Planned Parenthood plosion. of 2,600 medical students for uronAn Aha - iab a» awiitb « « i « a- b- wants the city to build an inter­ quet at W illie’s Steedc House on Monday, a smoker for' boycotting university classes national visitora center so for­ prnqiectlve , members on Wednesday at the British since November. eign seamen have on altenuv American Club at 8:00 p.m., emd participation in the Children by choice. The students were suspended live to Baltimore’s famed “Recycling Program” at the Sanitary Landfill on Km. Oft. Anderson-Little hly the u n iversity adm inis­ “ B lock .” Saturday. Not chance. tration after reusing to heed ROBERT J. SMITH, 1 7 . » Qreat^ame in ^ineClothing * Otherwise, says Olkio, “the an ultimatum to return to SIS GnL lOn. average seaman will take a classes last week, 48 hours aft­ 1 Dey Notice For Dettveiy walk in downtown Baltimore, For further information, write er the medical college dean’s INSURANSMiTHS SINCE 1!M4 SMOKER M B e o r BnnMr Visfttoe find nothing to really interest Planned Parenthood, Box 431 IN MANCHESTER car was overturned and his of­ W EDNESDAY, JA N U A R Y 19 — 8 P.M. or challenge him, go back to M A N C H IS n R fice stoned. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019 (MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE. - BROAD ST, his modem, alr-ccxiditioned 649-5241 BRITISH AMERICAN CLUB OH. HiAT. m e. The medical coUege has an ship and sip his native beer, M3 IjlAIN STREET, MANCHESTER FREE BEER' — PIZZA PHONE 647-1451 OPEN TD MEN 21 - 86 YEARS OF AGE lU A iiilft R enrollment ot 4,000 students, thinking America is for the (Ground Floor Next to House ft Hale) Tha contrlbutad for tho public Rood In cooporatlon with The medical students are ask- birds.’’ Mvartlilni Council and tha Intarnatlonal Nawipapar Advartlilng Exacutivaa

. -1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 P A G E S E V E N P A G E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 schoM year. Libby said appUca- Thursday: Vegetable soup. H /T • T i • J. their rfiaros No foreign firms Andover tlons submitted prevlcxisly for a U.S. Nurse Is KiUed mere nlan was becoming too proud and teacher aide w ill bd g^me over.. Mujib Rejects too united for his own good. If those persons are still inter­ Milk and. bread and butter J » SwaiM mnia ested, the applications will be sandwiches are available at all - ^ _ mand from Bhutto that Ind a Any reenactment is superfluous. In all Montessori meals T il J.A. ^ withdraw Its troope from Bang- re-acUvated. lEppntn^ the 3700 years that have followed. that* Vlston Screening K llT l ttO U llC r ladeah and free Pakls^ pri- By Arab Guerrillas The second position is for a Mrs. Gentine said that cur- A-FBhutto A J. lA 1/1/VT Offer seners-cf war. He said: Our PtTBLISHBD BY THK moment on the Tower of Babel, man­ M e th o d Is part-time . remedial reading TEL AVIV (AP) — Israeli se- Miss Pate were incomplete to sory vision screening has been troops will net. stay a day long- MAKCHBSTER PUBLISHING CO. teacher, also effective Feb. 1. curity men combed a refugee ®**® been working at IS Bluell Street kind has not once really approached completed in all grades during (Continued from Page One) ended, Yahya Khan, on surren- er than desired by the Bangla- Mancbester, Conn. Again anyone Interested In the , the hospital for two years, BURL LYONS any common language or any truly com­ P T A T o p ic December. Vlsiim re-checks are dering the presidency to Zulfi- desh government.” camp in the Gaza Strip today ^ Publisher poelUon should contact the scheduled to be completed tills pepple,” he charged. “They Bhuto asked Mm to let Singh said, however, he was Founded October 1, 1881 mon effort. The discord decreed then schixil for further Information. tor the Arab guerrillas who kU- Nicholas, his daughter and The Montessori method of ed­ month and referrals will bo sent m'iist be punished. They mach- him kill Mujib. But the sheik prepared to have bilateral talks Published Every Bveninc Except Sundays has lasted well; the resultant inability ucation will be demonstrated to Health Report led an American nurse and njgg pate were driving past and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at home if Indicated. inegunned thousands, because said Bhutto replied I can’t al- •with Bhutto. Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall to cooperate toward any common, goal parents at tomorrow’s 8 p.m. Libby said that .the school There were U defects un­ wounded an American mis- the camp to return Carol to the Matter.______meeting of the Andover PTA at health nurse, Mrs. Michele Gen- they considered everybody was It. «® has proved invincible; 'we have, if covered during December’s test­ ' ... , „ West Pakistanis held by the al- T * » J aionary and Ms daughter in an ^meifoan School near Tel Aviv. the elementary schoci. tine, will be working for the SUBSCRIPTION RATES ing, bringing the-total to date B Mujib follower. .Bangladesh and Indian To'ivn Asks Bids ambush in the camp. Miss Pate was ^ ot in the Nicholas, 49, of tolrd hr,.«hbrush urtthwith death there Single Copy ...... 16c ri method, , slides of the system The Oonnectciut State Dental Court To Weigh and Ms daughter’s second.. is instant translation of all languages, ities, but these people are Bangladesh observed a na­ The town will open bids Feb Austin, Tex., was shot in the By Carrier ...... weekly 76c In action, a demonstratiim 'with Assixtiation has donated kits Guerrillas opened fire on his group participation, ' and a tional day (rf mourning Sunday, 4 at 11 a.m. in the Municipal thigh and stomach, and his 17- MElMBBR OF ' and yet understanding of none. wMch will be used by Mrs. Gen­ Bias in North' worse than animals.’’ ca r in M arch 1969 and m issed .' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS question and answer period. .X .. 1 I X . 1 tu* wl^ shops and businesses Building for the installation of year-old daugfliter, Carol, was We would be more kindly diqiosed tine to aid in the program. Mujib said he- calculated the silent processions The next month he and Carol The Associated Press is exclusively en­ Mrs. Anderson has- been (Oonttnued from Page One) storm sewer on a stretch of cut by flying glass. titled to the use of republlcatlon of all , Mrs. Gentine's report for the number of deaths from reports through Dacca and other cities. were Injured when Ms car ex- news dispatches credited to it or not other­ toward a project to re-create ‘ another teaching this method In an area month of December shbws the board had acted uncon- School St. and for the reloca­ Nicholas was pastor and busl- wise credited in thispaper and also the Ms Awaml League la sending to In West Pakistan, the Bhutto tion or construction of a new ness manager at toe Baptist ploded a mlrie. local news published here. of the great wonders of ancient Babylon, nursery school for the past few usual" Increase in cMldren seen stitutionally In cancellng the All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ plan and ordered it or an ac- Dacca from towns and villages government seized control of U dog poundind. Hospital in toe Gaza Strip, ______the so-called hanging gardens built by In,the health room at tills time work would patches herein are also reserved. The program tomorrow con- year; 843 cMldren were ceptable new plan adopted. throughout Bangladesh. He said more industrial firms and said The School St, which Israeli occupied In toe problem The Manchester Publishing Company' as­ that gentle tyrant, Nebuchadnezzar. tlnues Oto^ theme, “Where do gg^n by Mrs. Gentine or the The court held that the the toll could go higher. there would be no more na- alleviate a drainage 1967 war, and M iss Pate was a sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ BEEOHWOdD . So far as we candiscover, the hanging we go from here?” begun by health ali.- during the month, schools In toe northeast section He charged West Pakistani tlonallzation of Industry. th^e nurse there. The pastor was graphical errors appearing In advertls- o f toe dog NURSERY SCHOOL ments and other reading matter in The the 8ch(x>l’B principal, Donald of these, 70 were seen for 111- of toe city were segregated be­ troops wltii “destroying my Mubashlr Hassan, finance The relocation taken to a hospital in Beer- Rachel Rd., Manchester Manchester Evening Herald. gardens didn’t really hang at; all, except adjacent to toe 69 libby. In the fall. Covered In ness, 63 for medication, 40 were cause of toe board’s “segre- ccmmunicatlonB, my railway, and develogpment minister, su ponn , would sneoasheba lorfor removaa removal oiof theme bul-oui- REGISTER NOW for S u ^ rib e r to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washing- in illuslonary appestrance, and were past PTA meetings have been dismissed due to illness and the my industries. They destroyed the ^Izures brou^ to 31 toe lets, and a spokesman at toe FEBRUARY OPENINGS ton Post News Service. gation p o licy .” It ruled, hoW' actually a series of high terraces, all • Dr. Richard Glosser’s ‘ concept remainder were treated for first ever, that there was no evi' Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. Z'ti^to^n^” w7cS®now wlU r m ^LgeTS; the landfill according to Wil- Baptist Hospital said he would Call Miss Joan Pella Publishers Representatives — Mathews, watered from a giant, rain-catching cis­ of schools Without failure,” aid. dence of regregation ... in 646-2688 or 643-9180 Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency the n(m-graded system, ques- of those cMldren treated for —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. tern l(x:ated aX the top level of the struc- city’s other schools. Funeral arrangements for tionnalras seeking to establish first aid, Mrs. Gentine said, 26 But the district court con- cent of Bangladesh’s 76 million holders continuing to retain _MBMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF dRCULA- I ture. It made one of the great horticul­ TTON8. edncaticnal •values in the com- were non-sch(xrf related incl- eluded that educaticmal op- people today face starvation. ------—------muMty, and other aspects of dents, 93 occurred outside the D ^ la y advertising closing hours tural displays of all time. portunlties afforded wMte stu- Describing Ms own arrest the local school system. ^ school buQdlng, 31 in the class- For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday dents In the other Denver nine months ago when Pakis- For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. No curse from the heavens was ever School Openings room and 61 were minor treat- For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. schools were not the same as tani troops moved liito the directed against Nebuchadnezzar for his Princlpal Donald Libby said mento for such things as chap- For TThursday—I p.m. Tuesday. those provided the black and former province of East Pakls- For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday. pride in his gardens and his love of the that there will be teaching po- ped Ups, hangnails and wet Classified deadline 4:30 p.m. day sKions open for the Kindergar- clothing, Spanlsh-Burnamed pupils. There- tan to cruah the Independence before publication 4:30 Friday for beautiful, and mem hem remained rela­ fore, it held that wholesale de- movement, Bangladesh’s leader Saturday and Monday publication. ten, 2nd and 4th grade clt^ s nwiway Voccliwtion seg;regation aU schools was said: >------—------' tively free to pursue and premtice Ms for the remainder of the year ^ ^ cMldren who have o t essential to a remedy. “Bullets went through a win- Monday, January 17 own best instincts, where the culttvatlaR due to resignations. .^^ot received the rubella vac- The U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- r merely another extremist crackpot. tive of its own existence, 'wMch is to take tom in February and March re- state Legislature requires Ml district court had said were not klstan, Mujib said, he expected spectively, due to pregnancy. cMldren under the age of 12 to segregated by official policy. to be killed, and during the In. Pour years ago, WaUace, with his in a bigger take for the state, the New These moves will create open- be Immunized against rubella ' »nie Supreme Court was_ dla-Paklstan war, P rioners in clever racial wisecracks, his appeals to York State Gambling Commission is now lng;s in toe 2nd and 4to grades except where the parents pro­ asked to u^iiMdtoe principle of my cell were mobillz^, and'I the nostalgia of an America In wdilch ready to advocate the adoption of a con - for toe rmainder o t toe year. vide a written explanation say­ Kw Tinti. knew .they were told to attack thousands of C BT customers. ing they do not wish to have- wtia-wing and kill me. Then a jailer took there had been no controversy about stitutional amendment vdilch would (>pen Inside Open Form Aqyone interested in being con­ sidered for one cf these pos­ their child immunized.^ Motive me oiit of toe prisoA and .Md the place In society of the various races, up just about e'very last field still without toe restrictions placed bungalow for two Bugging Bill Buckley itions who is certified shcxild Lnncbewi Menus by the circuit Court his iniritation to drink carelessly of the occupied by illegal gambling. pick up 6n application In toe Luncheon menus at the ele- “ Dcm’ t Stand There” smacked with a much higher mentary school for the re- “'”‘® He said some o t his followers poisons of prejudice and intolerance, Adoption of the new amendment would school office, Ubby said. * er courts have determined that ____ _ m To the Editor, tax bill. Reminds one of the old Ollier Opeiiliigs malnder of toe week are as fol­ .. . jii x-i X u _ were “tortured tor five days, 10 managed to gamer In the votes of 10,- permit the establidunent of g;ambllng a school district has m alnt^^ ^ jj^y Report Once again State Rep. George adage wherein the operation 'was TVo other openings, for a low s: ®- policy of segregation shculd qj tjjg government 000,000 o f his fellow inheritors o f that casinos, as in Nevada, pn^bly Ritter (D) of Hartford is pound­ a success but the patient died. teacher and a teacher aide, have Tuesday: American ch o p be governed by the same rules,, ^ tortured fo r 24 days. F irst glorious liberty for which this natiim operated by licensed private enterprise ing for a State Income Tax. How If all the free wheeling, Mg^ . also been made possible through suey (hamburg, tomato By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak this politician can be so far out octane politicians on the State, Imt regardless of geograitoy or toe y,gy ^and. Then SIHIflliNT was founded and to which It was dedi­ because the state would feel nervous government funding, according macaroni), string beans, TMtoacUon of touch with the feelings of the town, or city level gave 60% as to L ibby. rolls,^ ^jello.___ source of toe official segrega- another. Then Ms feet,* then Ms tummarizM ttw cated. about having croupiers selected by the taxpaying public after last much effort and attentlim to Wednesday: Hot dog on roll, ti*m. as cases vdiere toe biitial ears, then Ms eyes .. .” activity In your I2-07-7I WASHINGTON — The careful Nixon toward their poeltiixi on But the occasional criticism There will be an opening ef­ parMnal cnacklng JOHN DEPOSITOR oven potatoes, sauerkraut, lem- source was state law,” the ap- jiujib said that utoen toe war JANE DEPOSITOR There has, in the ensuing four years, political process. It would legalize bet­ White Hcxise strategy of re­ hea'vler defense spending. Is too much for the President’s year's fiasco on dapitol Hill is cutting waste, graft, and ex­ fective Feb. 1 for a full time account during 01-07-72 straint toward the right-wing A footnote: Although Buck­ top staff. Having given conser­ beyond all comprehension. How­ travagance they could wipe out teacher aide until the end of the on meringue pie- P«al said. ttiopravlov* 100 MAIN STREET been no valid demonstration that we ting on sports of all kinds. It would ' ANY TOWN CONN 06000 challenge by Rep. John Ash- ley's tenure on the U.B. Infor­ vative Drury the run of the ever, Mr. Ritter is not the only the necessity of any such op­ month. Americans have developed, a more in­ legalize the numbers game. Most con­ brook of OMo against I President mation Agency’s advisory com­ WMte House (including a rare legislator who is strongly pres- pressive and offensive measure telligent or a more sophisticated veniently of all, it would. legalize slot Nixon in the primaries was mission ends later this month, interview with Mr. Nixon and Burbig for a state income tax. as a state income tax. There is a furious drive by a Concerning fellow citizens, oooiZMita? resistance to the WaUace type of appeal. machines everywhere. Slot machines in­ splintered when a Mgh - level the question now Is not whether an unprecedented seat at WMte Presidential sAsistant delivered he will be reappointed but House staff meetings), the pro­ clique of politlciana in the legis­ never forget your close brush cur no large labor costs, and bring the If, oni the surface, we have managed to a private tongue-lashing to Wil­ whether he will accept re­ tective aides, complain bitterly lature who are fronting for the with disaster last August when 66805^;! 4 0 0 0 q 2:^ ; 8I595| 170i-: 25040| InthoMlwo f iiaa-j..'...... have ourselves considerably less state o f Nevada in $42,000,000 every liam F. Buckley, Jr., that could appointment. The decision to that they have been betrayed Connecticut Education Associa­ you nearly got clouted with this socUona wo m m v M m n n e m fflTCBEST Y€ARTOO*Tf Quarterly interest 'Violence in the streets, the 'withdrawal year. backfire severely. keep him has already been because the book was not the tion, Welfare Groups, State Em­ form of tax. There is only a record a oummary and total interest made by Nixon. glowing panegyric they expect­ ployee Association, etc., to pile little Ume left to call or write of the earned during the may have been from one type of hot, Best of all, aside from the increase in Shortly after Ashbrook an­ iranMcliono 60000| 3;^; 20000| ZABOm 292 480s year are ehown Washington ThlnskhiB ed. up enormuous sums of mcmey your district leglstators and during Iho last ...... here. ^ I^yslcal coni^t into a cold, measured direct gambling revenue for the state, nounced his candidacy, senior for all sorts of benefits and pro­ register your unqualified opposi­ month in your How little the reflexive atti­ iM v e s t S m iM v iiie e 442B would be the nice rescue gaming tables WMte House aide Peter M. Flan­ grams far too posh and rich for tion to any income tax this year. tavingo separation peihape even more danger­ igan telephoned Buckley, the tude of the WMte House-senior ■ccounl(i). staff has changed during three these fimes. The above mentlcm- Don’t stand there and get soak­ ...... ous and fatal in the long run. The fre­ would give to all those ornate health eruditte conservative columnist 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 i 500001 ( ^ 4620:^ 454620^:^ A Thought for Today ed laige consumers of taxpay­ ed by this tax, do something ...... :. spas now languishing for lack of years in power can be measui^ quent hope that we have been able to and editor of National Review, ers’ funds are placing self-inter­ about it, now! COOC OATt with a harsh reproacn for Ms ed by its cutraged re.acticm to Sponsored by the Manchester make progress In some of our feelings customers and the general spread the vigorous questioning of Mr. Council of Churches est above that of the rank and Yours truly, jCHECltlNU ACC 3UNT support of the right-wing chal­ 2 -0 7 around of money brought in by all the file working men and women Frank U. Lupien about one another as human beings Is lenge by Ashbrook. Nix(»i by CBS correspimdent 2!i00 12-OC Dan Rather in Ms Jan. 2 tele- in private employment who 'will 2 00 12-O S And here we'll post tourists who would come to the state in Laws Of Spiritual living a complete record still capable of being tripped up and ex­ idsed Interview. be really gouged by a State In­ 12-H What makes tMs so ironic is Herald 12-lJ of all your ploded In some new visceral reaction order to g;amble. that Buckley privately opposed Rather was merely perform­ 1. The law of receptivlUty. com e Tax. transactions for iSomevdiere, part of the time, people a frontal challenge to Mr. Nixon ing his professional function as To be aware of the spiritual The Ihimme Tax zealots have the month — to any proposition which threatens to Yesterdays checking a n d a reporter, and NCr. Nixon did In their ranks several legisla­ bring us reaUy closer together. would still work enough to get the money in the Republican primaries aqd reality behind and adthin the Rdax for the rest of your Ufe! savings — well in Ms responses. But the tors whose relatives and friends endorsed Ashbrook’s effort only events of Ufe.' 1 2 -2 9 13015 deposits a n d to gamble 'with. 25 Years Ago I withdrawals. There is no real guarantee that Wal­ after it could no( be stopped. reaction at the top of the White TMs is God’s w orld and Goid stand to reap fancy increases 0 1 -0 4 2 5 2 1 0 from the Hood of money picked 0 1 -0 7 2 5 0 4 0 lace, vdien he hit 10,000,000 votes four Seme WMte House aides now House staff boiled down to this: la Spirit. John S. Wolcott is elected For those who are hard to please when it comes to How dare he ask those embar­ from the payriiecks of laborers REGUt- The 'Southful Offender fear, however, that Flanigan, president of Manchester Ex­ comfort and beauty, the La-Z-Boy Reclina-Rocker 2 5 0 0 0 0 years ago, was at his peak. 2. Faith is an answer for every and salaried workers by a lar- a Manhattan financier and so­ rassing questions to our Presi­ change Club at its annual meet­ 5 0 3 0 2 5 5 0 0 0 need. The assurance that the is the answer. This is the relax-in chair that is To the contrary, there have been signs “*nie purpose of the now Youthful Of­ cialite who has been a stout dent! That reflects the endur­ cenixis income tax. What ever ing at the Sheridan Hotel. 5 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 0 0 fender Act is to protect the youth who Good 'W ill be the result of re- 2 4 0 0 0 0 Nixon man for years, may have ing preoccupatim of the aides became of invesUgatiens and Town' of Manchester has de­ to complement your familjr’s desire for that, whUe Wallace has been maintain­ makes Ms first znlt take. It protects Mm sponslbie effort. crackdowns on conflict of intei^ 5 0 0 )0 2900 [)0 provoked Buckley into a more in trying to protect Mr. Nixon livered a new road sweeper the ultimate in irrestible luxury. You have a wide 24 30 2 ^ 2 4 9 0 ing his own poisonous but colorful con­ from being branded a criminal," Judge esf? h-:stUe attitude. from all outside criticism. wMch Is expected to save both NVES' ME David H. Jacobs told area lawyers and 3. Prayer which is the search choice,of colorful decorator fabrics. All are stain OOOOO stancy, the American electorate has Elven more revealing is the The claim of sharply reduced money and labor in keeping 2 - 0 7 law enforceiment people recently. Recalling the long friendship private staff attitude toward a for God’s love and the fellow- property taxes'by Mr. Ritter is resistimt, color fast, durable, Scotchgard luxuri­ 2 - 2 3 4600 been drifting into less respect for its own sMp of His presence. streets clean. 6 0 1 - 0 1 4|546 The new law, wMch took effect on Oct. between Buckley and Mr. Nix­ new book, about the Nixon utterly absurd. It romlnds one ous and soft to the touch; many, many good fea­ functioning and less ccmtrol over Its 1, grants to youths between the ages of on, Flanigan labelled the col­ Presidency by best -selling f. Discipline by wMch we hold of the same song and dance that 10 Years Ago COOES. 16 and 18 the privilege of secrecy when umnist an "ingrate.’’ Specifi- novelist Allen Drury called we have experienced when prop­ tures. 'M tm i Mxd •» dw a « d Mch euartw aiti we«w wi jwwwt. w own less responsible Instincts. fast to His law o t life and per-' 1. DCWTT NMfMO they are arrested and tried, under cer­ c|dly, he charged Buckley with “Courage and Hesitation.’’ Al­ erty revaluation IS supposed to M C omKCTID cci servere till the victory is wen. John HanciKk Insurance Co. 3. CHCCXS Last fall, here in Connecticut, the tain conditions. One is that the youth not forgetting the “fact” that White though It contains criticism X. s n v ic f CHMOE lower a town’s mill rate and finds $3,000 bank deposit miss­ X ncvtoti iMTor voters of two Connecticut cities surpris­ be accueed of a Class A felony, one Heuse intervention In the 1970 here and there, the book is Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, i>roduce a higher valuation, but THE CONNECTICUT BANK /S. WUWiT ing since July 25, 1960, in desk 00. OUfROMfT which is punishable by death such as New York Senatorial campaign AND TRUST COMPANY ed themselves by electing themsblves overwhelmingly favorable to Pastor not increase taxes. Instead tha drawer of its office. murder or kidnaping. Another is that had elected his brother, Sen. Mr. Nixem and all Ms works. South United Methodist Church pre^rty owner usually gets Mrs. Mary Ann McCulley cele­ new mayors 'who came from the local there be no previous felony convictions. James Buckley, who ran on the brates 100th brithday. political fringes. M)ore experienced in Oddly enough, according to Jacobs, mo­ Conservative party line. That Atty. Paul R. Marie is named criticism than in responsibUity, better tor 'vehicle offenses are also exempt. was treatment to wMch Buck- chairman of Heart Ftmd drive. fo exchange for tMs privacy the ac­ ley has never become accus­ at the man-on-the-street wisecrack than cused youth gives tq> the right to a jury tom ed. nur trial. Court rules are also altered slight­ Regularly $281. at the actual solution of a problem, and // Current Quotes ly in his favor. He (xui choose whether to The Incident Is a curious one. given to the appealing theory that a re­ Flanigan apparently acted on Do You Suppose We Could Glue It Together?^' “Whatever Congress does In apply for the Youthful Offender status, the coming session will be over­ turn to some imaginary past 'would auto­ or his lawyer or the prcsecutor or the his own, 'wlthcut the President’s It tells you;at a glance just where you stand financially every prior Messing. Moreover, his hung by the drama of a presi­ SPECIAL PRICE matically resolve the 'problems of the judge himself can do it for him. If the dential election. Insofar as the judge grants him the special status, at phone conversation with Buck- month of the year . . . check,ing and savings. future, these candidates won the votes ley came after Ashbrook had Senate leadership Is concerned, that poh^ his record is sealed so that the the public interest will not be of^jpeople who were tired of problems public cannot have access to It made Ms formal announcement, $ 189- All your deposits and checks are recorded as before, but now far beyond any possibility of shortchanged for partisan and struggles never being solved or won. Nobody can fault the purpose of 'the g a 1 n.” — Senate Demooratlo you get the added convenience of up-to-date Information about law, wMch is to give a second chance to Ashbrook’s changing his mind. And they have, since their election, been Leader Mike Mansfield, D- y(Ningsters caught for the first time in your regular and investment passbook savings accounts. It was Buckley’s position that Mont. plunging their good communities into a trouble, properly administered, such a, he,' as oracle and intellectual pregram can benefit* boto the young­ This unique new service means a number of things for you: demoralized tangle of senseless discords, leader of Republican conserva­ “People today have an ster in trouble end the society in 'which until the question is whether or not their tives, must back Ashbrook once uneasy feeling that the govern­ you’ll no longer have to come into the bank to find out how much he Uvea he announced publicly despite ment has slipped away from cities can reaUy survive their own ef­ But we have a couple of reservaUena interest you’ve earned . . . The CBT Combined Statement shows private misgivings. To do other­ them and they are (m the out­ on i t . . LIMITED TIME ONLY forts to serve out their terms. wise might reduce Ashbrook’s side looking in.’’—Sen. Vance As newspaper people we know by quarterly interest. And since you’ll be getting the latest information primary vote in New Hamp- Hartke, D-Ind., campaigning Such Connecticut candidates were the sometimes bitter. experience the deter­ about your CBT accounts at one time, in one place, you’ll have sMre and Florida, thus further for the Democratic presidential beneficiaries of a truly de'vllish combina­ rent effect that publicity can have not diminishing conservative influ­ nomination In New HampeMre.' better control in managing your finances. By the way, you can tion of reactiixis — the first one of a only on young offenders but on their par­ ents. The idea that the family good ence within the Nixon admin­ “Now, we can go back to or­ still keep your savings passbooks; we’ll update them whenever growing cynicism about all the estab­ name may be pubUMy disgraced makes istration. ganic agriculture if we must, I- lished practices and, candidates of poli­ a lot of parents keep closer tabs on their you wish. Political pros in and outside and there are those in thi» teen-agers than might otherwise be the tics — and the second a child-like will­ the White House want all the country who would like to drive case. Of course, to get the full benefit of our Combined Statement Nixon lines open to Buckley and us baok.' But, before we do ingness to believe promises wilder than There’s the perennial question, too,, of Barealeunger the conservatives, for a very that, somebody must decide you should have both your checking and your savings accounts any practiced politician would ever of- proteotkm of the pubUc versus protec­ good reason: they want and vdilch 50 million Americans. Rocker-Recliners tion cf the accused. Aren’t neighbora en> at CBT. We can arrange everything for you in a matter of minutes fer. need conservative political shock we'll let starve.”—Beoretary o t titled to know 'when there’s a teen-age The original reclining chair design that hw troops when the campaign Agriculture Earl L. Buts, ar­ at any of our more than 60 offices. With such straws in the wind, 1972 breaker-and-enterer on the loose? And made Barcalounger the most wanted name in against the Democrats starts guing against a ban on peztl- aren’t ycungsters in this age group old recliners. With full, deep comfort features and . may indeed be the big Wallace year. He next summer. oldes, antibiotics and other Join the tens of thousands of “ today” people who are finding enough to take reqponsibUlty for their master-crafted quality in the tradition of the is no Joke. The American people are no chemicals In farming. actions In this gnow-up-early era? But Flanigan’s potshots at Original Reclining Chair. A large selection of that we are doing more to make banking more convenient. . . longer as sure that gyroscopic sanity Finally, Is this going to turn out to be Buckley do not lead toward that “This was genocide ot my long wearing fabrics for choosing. . more up-to-date . . . than any other bank in town. just one more loophole by which affluent which once seemed their greatest single mood of eventual reconciliation. people. They must be pun­ youngsters whose parents can afford to Regularly $198. blessing and power. To the contrary, there Is fear Mre lowyeni and provide protection get ished.”—President liujlbur Inside the WMte House that Bill Rahman of Bangladesh, charg* off more lightly than minority-group or Buckley might now be In a moot poorer youngsteraj If so, we would be ing that the Pakistani army N O W $ 179. unhappy state of mind. . I killed three m illion ot Ms na.. better 'without it. tion’s people during their fight We Have Enough Babel In the last analyMs, it is the judges That could harden Ms line. THE CONIMECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY It' for Independence. llie news from Iraq is that the Tower who must decide which youngster should Instead of merely giving Ash- All Msnehester Offices open Monday-Friday 9-5, Thursday Ci-S; Rockville Office open Monday-Friday 9-3, Thursday 3:30-4:30 be extmded the privilege—Judge Jacobs brook passive support, Buckley of Babel may be reconstructed, to the "I just don’t know why. underlines that it not a rightr-of secrecy might vigorously jMn conserva­ 935 Main St., Manchester - Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Manchester Office Manchester North Main Office Manchester Parkade Office ' Rockville Office We’re going to have to check It helgitt it had reached when, in the under the proper ccndtUctis. If they uae tive efforts to demand moves 893 Main Street 15 North Main Street 354 Pi West Middle Turnpike 5 Elm Street toward the rif^t by Mr. Nixon out.’’—J. Stanley PotOnger, Tueiday thru Saturday, Thursday and Friday Nights till 9 P.M., Closed Mondays, 643-5171 Bleventb Chi^der of Genesia, a con- it wisely and sparingly it can work for • Member F.D.I.C. In return for their endorsement. federal civil rights director, on (uaion of languages was settled upon its good. If they abuse it, the cry will go up, reports that school segregation Terms Available properly, for Ms repeal. — MERIDEN In particular, they want Aeh- n£A buUdem by a Jehovah who decided that is Increasing Slightly In the bor­ Nphe RECOPP. brook’s candidacy to forc6 Mr. der states. PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCHE^R, CONN., MONDAY> JANUARY 17, l«7i2 MANCIfESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCftEStER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 Pa g e n i n e band o f. Mrs. Matilda Schack M tm chester Area ~ _ fort ‘Will be made by Democrats centrate on a call for action on Keeney. Hebron, Andover, Marlborough ^ ^*^® ^® initiative away from programs me administration ai­ Mr. Keeney was bom Sept. Obituary D ock ers Police Log ms President,” sold Senate Re- ready has proposed. Man Charged ' 17,. 1897 in Manchester, son of Air Traffic Controllers 16 Dead, 10 Missing publicM Leader Hugh Scott. While domestic issues are Lnrmarthon and Susan Belnap ‘"Ihe majority party 'is seeking likely to be dominant in me With Trespass Louts J. Sullivan Keeney, and had lived here all ARRES’TS Resum e Regional Schools Issue identification wim most of session ahead, Mansfield said Louis-J. Sullivan, 58, of Hart­ Cf his life. He was employed at Eugene Dunphy, 44, of 667 N. Convenes Oeorge Rogfers, 39, of 166 Main St., charged with false re­ mese old progranu.” - he 'will renew his bid for a-p- In Sub-Zero Blazes ford, formerly, of Manchester, Hamilton Standard Division of Strike Throughout Canada Prospect St., Rockville, was ar­ died Saturday at a Hartford United Aircraft Corp., Windsor S tr ik e porting of sui Incident, Saturday •Whatever Congress does In forelgn-^11^ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the cause of a blaze that took rested Saturday by Vernon Po­ convalescent home after a long Locks, for 22 years before he on a wsirrsint In connection with Goes to Voters Feb. 29 the alleged false fire silarm lice after a comptelnt was re­ illness. He was the husband of retired in 1962. (Continued from Page One). local boards and the regional In the meantime, ^ ~ *“ '” **^ ” ‘***‘“ «*8r*‘ts Into TuesdayL hung**lv^o’ * d w m a ^ ' ^ p re ri- ih® adminlstraUon, ^**^-rnonm „j**,worat*'"flre°dlam" t ^ l n ^ me Jan. 6. C w rt date Jsui. 24. By ANNE EMT controUOT v ^ t on strike, at 4 to remote locations. Canada made arrangements to ^ dentlal election.” said Demo- <*«®^® U.S. wimdrawal ®"** ^0 o*!*®™ »"i8sins t«xlay in . ® ^®®i*> *®ii tl>« ceived from Roger’s wife. He Michael and Mary Q’Nlel Sulli­ Survivors, besides his wife, Warehousemen’s Union milled (Hendd Correspondent) board by the state. However, board in - Qie n.rn. EOT today at all airports Many travelers beat the fly passengers to border air- Ity WALTER R. MEAR8 cratlc Leader Mike Mansfield. * « » « ,8oum Vietnam, and a me wake of a hotel fire in w ^ charged with criminal tres­ van. are two daughters, Mrs. Angelo about, waiting word from their Bryan A. Schnieder, once a school reaches a total of celved pass, first degree; criminal mis­ Mr. Sullivan was born April C. Pedrazzinl of Manchester negotiating committee. 19’ of The public hearlr.js onw.. full -re­ - 35 teachers, mthe e Biaxestate win virlll nu no State ^—- Board -- of EdUQaUon__^ . advancing meir resor- ports and transfer mem to Ca- ■wASHmoriYiV (Aim ®® leader- M O .^ m an cut in U.S. forces Pennsylvania and separate bromer, Anthony’ 1 2 ’ were me Tolland, charged with coimtry. vatlons to Sunday from later In nodian destinations by bus. , ~ ™® eklp is concerned, me public, in- Europe. house fires in Dllnols and Mich- only personsto Survive as mev chief, second degree, and dis­ 14, 1913 in- Manchester, son of and Miss Charlotte Keeney of Negotiators for the union and In the fourth deeree vesterdav S^onallzation of the schools in ior.3fer furnish a superintendent, hy July 1, of orderly conduct. Michael and Mary' O’nlol Sulli­ Honolulu; a brother, Warren the employer Pacific Maritime Hebron, Andover and Marlbor- Hebron boarf requested be faced with J T ^ ^kout.^ w en t. ahead os me week. Ottawa International Flighte between New York Congress reconvenes Thes- terest wlU, not be shortchanged He said me Senate has ex- Igan, crashed mrourti an unstaire afternoon at Treasure City in He was held at the police sta­ Keeney of Clearwater, Fla.; a ough have been held,' and the a combined meeting of the fo u r . Wring its own su^rlntendeW « «e*o0aOons Airport was ciVwded Sunday and Europe which normally are «*®y ^^^K® el®*tlon-year bat- tor partisan gain.” pressed growing determination Firemen in Tyrone, Pa., window and dropped to a drive, van, and had lived in the Man- Association met throughout the the Parkade. Court date Jan. tion in lieu of posting bond and sister, Mrs. Lona Hutchinsoii of pros and cons heard, and now it was over the 36-teacher limit. night by persons luring to ob- guided i>art way across the At- ties over pro^am s of the Re- ®^ve Democratic senators? Issues and “ t o t deter- tom d four bodies In the Penn- way.. He was uninjured but she chcster-Hartford area all his weekend and overnight today in. 31. boards in September of 1969. As was to be presented in Circuit life. Por a number of years, he Manchester; and two grandchil­ it is up to residents to vote on Study Committee federal treasury tain standby seating. lantic by me Canadian con- pubUcan administration while a 8. Muskle of Maine, ^ ‘>«^®«-® suffered a broken pelvis, joint and separate sessions with a result, the Andover and He­ Taking this into consideration, Court, Manchester, today. was employed at the P. Ballan- dren. the referendum called for Feb. board and the Oana^lan Air Pacific Western Airlines ap- troUers are beUur rerouted by nmrrw rv^v« 4i * Hubert H. Humphrey of Minne- objectives are achieved. the below-zero temperatures The victims were identified J. Curtis Counts, director of the ACCIDEN’TS bron boards both requested the the original requests of the He­ Howard E. Gllnlte, 18 of 7 tine & Sons of Wethersfield,- arid, Funeral services will be 29. TVa«ic control As«x;laUon. pited to me U.S. avU Aeronaub w ~ y ^ t^ A r o r ^ f .T d T if n . c ^ S ^ M cL v e m of ,^Senate leaders pl.m to begin ^ d heavy ice buildup forced as Josephine Federal Mediation and con­ A summons charging him regional board to initiate a for­ bron and Andover boards for a Bancroft Rd. Vernon, and Klaus before his illness in 1970, he was Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Holmes The talks were expected to ics Board for permission to Waaes are me kev mu^lved ^ 8oum Dakota, Henry M. Jack- lestalatlve work Wednesday, mem to postpone a further Finley, 21, a cousin of the faml- ciliation Service. with failure to obey a stop sign If the sentiments expressed mal study -on regionalization un­ formal study under Public Act Winter, 22 Of no certain address, employed by the Hartford Funeral Home, 400 Main St. * >•«_ ^ vsatu^iror tiignis wiui aoouv isBue in tne three-month dls- t Ha nnntAsit fnr th® wiiii-a ^ vxwittiuiin? wuuus, i#, ae- ‘"This is the only strike I was Issued to William F. Thur­ at hearings earlier this month der Public Act 698. Hie Marl­ 698, plus the fact that if a for­ were arrested Saturday by Ver­ Chapter of the American Red Burial Mdll be in West Ceme­ in the three towns are indicative borough boaid requested fur­ ion President J. R. Campbell 280 possengera from Europe at pute The 1600 controllers now House will shadow and Hartke of Indiana, are cam- ®«“ ®1 B m p lo^ en t QKwrtu- Among me 10 missing were scribed as Finley’s girl friend; non Police and charged with haven’t' been able to crack,” ston Jr., 17, of 628 Spring St., mal study was conducted no ac­ Cross. He was an Army veteran tery. after. a collision Saturday night W public sertiment, the refer- ther explanation of the act be­ expressed concern that me gov- Seattle or Grand FaUs/hfent can earn a maximum of $14 600 .hnp« the work of ^® presWenUal ^ e r proprietor Dominick Turiano, Vernon Whitmore, 13. described possession of marijuana and in; said Counts. "Tills is one of the tion on hiring a superintendent ernment mlgHt recall ParUa- Earlier, U,S. authorities re- a maximum of $ 1 4 .^ ihap^, the vork a Senate nomination. A slxm. Edward discrimination. his wife.'Wife, Joan, and meir five aaas a friend nfof the famfamily; iiv iweaMrs. of World War H. Friends may call at the fu­ at 8:20 at Center St. and Love endum will be defeated. fore taking action. . terf^ring with .an officer. The ar­ toughest ones. They’ve been ar- would be necesssuT until the Survivors, besides his wife, are neral home tomorrow from 7 to Lane, involving his car and one However,-as is the case with At a later meeting of the four ^ Th. «« m.™™ to to irom 7 Lortek'. fto oWldri., rests were made alter police gaiing this one for 14 months.” — . . . J , 1. study was completed, the -re- a son, Richard M. Sullivan of 9 p.m. driven by Edward V. Houlberg so "»sny hearings on controver- boards, in November 1969, an board in April of 1970 investigated a complaint of a A PMA spokesman said there, *1116 union agreed to let laa » w f-* . aimough he has said repeatedly election-reform WU, Imposing said. Shelton and Shelly, 3, and Hartford; a daughter, Mrs. John were no orders Issued fbr long­ of East Hartford. Court date for slal issues, ■ residents speaking Informal conimlttee was formed voted “ to Initiate the formal - - cdftroUers r e S o n ^ teb te operations to SeaMe cent Increase In two-year con- ismes are m etres to welfare he wiU not run. new financial-disclosure re- One disturbance on Phoenix St. Martins of Old Saybrook; a Mrs. Margaret K. Collins Thurston is Jan. 31. out seemed to be only those to study the possibilities of full c o m b e r s remain on the job to from Vancouver during me tract, and Its representatives, *emrm, sharing federal re- hotel employe who es- Shareen Lorick’s one monm old GUnite was rele^ed alter shore crews to work the piers study. In me House, two Republican T®*>’®*"®nt8 and limiting to $8.3 caped said an explosion shook foster child, Tomlko VTlliams. brother, Francis T. Sullivan of Mrs. Margaret K. Collins of I _____ against the issue, with ‘those in regionalization, 'withdrawal of haheUe emergency and. arctic strike. pOiking a $1,000 bond. He is up and down the West Coast be­ Named to the formal study on a conclUation board Acorn- venues wim pities and states, t> i m million me**•“ sum----- each of me me four-story structure just be- Fire ofticlals said me blaze Manchester; a n d two sisters, Newington, mother of William A 'vehicle which left the scene tavor remaining silent or not at- grades from the present system, scheduled to appear In Circuit cause of the uncertalnity of the committee from the regional mended a 22 percent r^ In a ^ S*^ltoAla\nd John m !” presidential nominees wlU .be fore me fire'. Officials ATd the st^Vd in the kitchen and Mrs. Howard Pitkin and Miss D. Collins of Manchester, died damaged a parked car some- tending. the employment of a joint super­ Court, Rockville, Peb. 1. In lieu situatlrai. board were George Munson of 27-mcnm pact. Hie majority pn nrook of >®wed to spend on television blaze may have been centered spread upward, Florence A. Sullivan, both of Friday at a West Hartford con­ time Sunday on Birch St. The ‘The three tcwns for the past Wtendent, or the provision for of a $500 surety bond. Winter Negotiators for the emplcy- Andover, C. Everett Jewett of the board recommended a 16.6 President Nixon’s renomination ^ ™ “ ® “ *® !«'• three meto- Manchester. valescent home. , . damaged auto belongs to Dor- fourteen years have been oper- services to the three was held at the police station ers’ Pacific Maritime Associa- towns through the regional Hebron, and Eugene Devine of Muskie’s Support per cent Increase over 27 ® ^ “ree presidential primaries. , Confe®® have to ^ess Dement. bers of d family died in a house The funeral will be Wednes­ The funeral was this morning othy M. Harmon of 49 Rachel and was to be presented in Cir­ ticn and the International Long­ ating with a regionalized sev­ Marlborough. montiis. but me treasiirv board l as f<^cazt Democratic Rep. Shirley Chi- J?*" “ *® I^emooratic National ^ rty -o n e firemen .and two fire that left four other mem- day at 10 a.m. from the John P. from the Sheehan Funeral Rd., Apt. 1. board. cuit Court, Manchester, today. shoremen’s Sind Warehouse­ enth through twelfth grade sys- Andover named Board of Edu­ hits not even accepted that pub- ^ ^ rorecasi pas- ^ expected Convention vriilch opens July 10 cmer persons were treated for bers hospitalized t o burns and Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Home, 1084 New Britain Ave., tern. Regional District 8, busing committee came back Eric T. Geer, 17, of Brandy men’s Association met jointly cation member Mrs. Beatrice IIMV. . to announce her presidential !“ fh u n l Bewh. » n p ^ s s l o ^ smoke R a t i o n and' frostbite smoke inhalation. Center St., with a Mass of West Hartford, with a Mass of COMPLAIN)T8 ... TiiJi With a recommendaUon in Feb- St., Vernon, was arrested Satur­ with federal mediator J. Cuitls their students to Rham High Kowalski and Board of Finance Hie strike Is me first In me tto T^me m w ^ s hat' m« ®®n«Udacy later this monm. *®"*®" h ^ to end me seuion d u i ^ me fire. The victims were identified Resurrection at the Church of the Resurrection at the Cliurch An aj>artment on the second ruary 1970 for hiring one su­ day by Officer Daniel Stefanik Counts prior to midniglit Sun­ School in Hebron. member J. Hohmann Jr, to the Of War Attacked the Assumption at 10:30. Burial of St. Brigid, West Hartford. floor of 33 Ridgefield St. was- perintendent to serve the four of the Special Service Unit of day and then , went into sepa­ ’The issue of full re^onaliza- committee, Hebron nam/ed Mdr- Norma, 13, and her brom­ will be in St. James Cemetery. Burial was in St. Mary’tf'Ceme- entered between 6 and 7:30 Sat­ boarcU. flhaiiolwsZTto"' a 34-hour walkout overhaul t o m to put its own gram Thursday ‘“T2 in his ^ State of iMeso two davs later But thev kT S s. “*• the Vernon Police Department. rate sessions which continued tion was brought up in Septem- ‘vin Ross from the Bocud of Edu- (Oonttmied from Page One) one of the house fires as well. er,, R.J., 9. ’Ilielr mother, Mrs. Friends may call at the fu­ tery. New Britain. urday evening, and a color TV, However, the Hebron board He was charged with larceny, into the early morning hours. ber 1969 when the Hebron Board tabled action on this recom- caUon and Albert (kMlldge from ^ -> - . Htok.. . ™™. ™ .tok e.,^ electric typewriter, radio, tape- omers, 68; and 968 votes still > sir.------s.» 0 neral home tommorw from 2 to Other survivors are 3 daugh­ Counts kept moving between the Board of Finance; and Marl­ McCloakAV. A AOnHIHai’A #/>»• a*., j______«______.• dd_ . .. ® • . . __ a.«i______. ... ether convention recess is prbb- kitchen stove being used to other children were admitted to fourth .degree, in connection of Education realized It could mendation and Instead voted . _ . . _ unaccounted for treasury board, “ I believe a considerable ef- pubUcans expect him to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ters, 11 grandchildren and 6 the separate meetin®'s, which player, and 24 tapes were be faced with the possiblUty in again for a formal study under borough named Brinton Schorer lur. Republican presidential no- e**'" able. heat a home was apparently a hospital. with a complaint from a mer­ stolen. chant at the Trl-Clty Shopping great-grandchildren. started sifter the longshore un- September 1970 of hiring its own the act; Marlborough defeated Board of Educa- A candidate needs 1,609 of me minaticn, said: “ I don’t mink Irving J. Judge . Plaza. Geer was released on The family suggests 'that any lamnesty to exiled draft ^fvw »|r l^ a -s*lrA # bility. Hie arrest was 'made in 1914 in St. Johnsbury, Vt., and tucket, R. I., father of Mrs. "Tile fact that they’re work­ state. evaders until me end of Ameri- IT lL ctl. -had lived in Manchester for the ing is always a good sifm,” said Station was broken Into with a After a year of study and con­ connection with an investiga­ Simone O’Brigfit of Manchester screwdriver, and $100 cash In a Schools Drop Requirement can fighting In Southeast Asia. ■ NEW YORK (AP) — Bluo- •LE sultations, the committee on tion of an accident that happen­ past 12 years. He was employed and Mrs. Rita DelucS of Ver­ Edwin M. Scott, Western re­ bank bag and credit card pur­ October 1, 1971, recommended ed Jan. 7 on Glenstone Dr., Ver­ as a mechanic at the town high­ non, died yesterday at the Paw­ gional director of the mediation chase slips were among the “ that the towns of Andover, He­ T Prisleeii Feminine non. Bannon was released on way department before he re­ tucket Memorial Hospital. service. Msu’athon sessisms For Smallpox Vaccination said, cmditional repatriation of ^ th? «tock market as 4/ P R t I I concenlrata tired in June 1970 because of msurked the tsUks over the items stolen. bron ahd Marlborough join to Hygiene Spray his promise to apjiear in Circuit The Board of Education last ,a broken water pipe in a drlnk- those^ who fled me United a. whole moved pauttously SAVE 22% TO 33% ! \ SU PER/ ill health. 'He was an Army vet- Other survivors are his wife, weekend. extend the Regional 8 District to .Size ^ Court, Rockville, Peb. 1. a son, 2 other daughters, sis­ 1 weekend voted to amend its ing fountain. States to avoid m e draft fdrould ahead. Trading was moderate, For maximum pro­ ertui of World War n and a Scott ssdd a temporary surree- include Grades K-12.” Tlie be a national lchester Radio and TV, 1971. port amnesty now, Muskle said, ** by South Windsor Police, Satur­ Survivors, besides his wife, been working expired at mid­ ter 'Will elect officers at its sioner of Education that routine “I cannot bring myself to say A«lvances on me Now day at 9 a.m. from the Chausse- White stated. However, the The committee then set dates Choice day. He was charged with are-a son, David Judge of Abi­ night, but that the ILWU had meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. smallpox vaccinations, be dikcon- mat, and to say to tiiose who Stock Exchange led de­ Prell Concentrate lene, Tex.; three daughters, Dumont Funeral Home, 1325 antenna'wire on the roof is gone for tl^ public hearings in the failure to drive in an establish­ sigreed to delay any strike until at the home of hirs. Robert tinued and no longer be a re­ ars still fighting and dying, ®Une® by ibok than 8 to 2. Acushnet Ave., New Bedford, and therefore radio reception is three towns and sent a report to T h e luxury ed lane in connection with a Miss Jacqueline Judge and Miss 8 a.m. PST today. Bantly, 4 Garth Rd. Co-hostesses quirement for entering school. ‘Your obligation under the draft market was aided by not good. all boxholders in . the three I CAP6U I shampoo! 7 oz. one-car accident on Griffin Rd., Patricia Judge, both at home, Mass., with a Mass at St. An­ The State Health Department contiiuies.’ ” prime rate cuts by three major ivtirr are Mrs. William Morrison and Finally, 'White said that the towns. II HOURS $1.99 super size. South Windsor. and Mrs. Ccmstance Jacobs of thony’s Church, New Bedford, has reported that reactiGeneral Electric LJ^ Burial will be in Hockanum Emanuel Lutheran Church; Fri­ Mystic Review,. NABA, will Individual By GLENN GAMBER it. Rev. J. Jermaln Bodine of Am- communities, and districts of President Nixon orders an end 94 at 9%. Cemetery, East Hartford. day, the Rev. Robert J. Bur­ meet tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Odd N (Herald R^rarter) Spray, Steam Maintenance ston, who will present a pro­ present handling of budgetary Westinghouse Slide Friends may call at the funer­ bank, assistant psistor of the Fellows Hall. An installation The payment of two large town bills may be delayed al home tonight from 7 to 9. dinner ‘will be served at 6:30, As chairman of me board’s gram on first aid'. ’The Rev. matters by the present Regional Church of the Assumption; Mon­ Board of Education were cited and Dry Iron until the beginning of the 1972-73 fiscal year. If their and officers ‘will be installed in maintenance committee, Portdr Mr. Bodine is a certified Red Pocket Size File payment is postponed, one of the major reasons the day, the Rev. Walter H. Ikmmis, felt the administration should be as major disadvantages to reg­ ' 'Wilson O. Carroll pastor of (Community Baptist ceremonies at 8. i ^ , CJross instructor, and his talk given authority to proceed im- concentrate on typical ac- ionalization. Our Our Portable Radio town appears to be facing a deficit in the current fiscal ANDOVER — Wilson C. Car- Church; and next Tuesday, the year would be elimiriated until next year. m ^ t e l y emergency re- ^he home Marlborough’s hearing also once/a year Reg. Reg. roll, 66, of 6 West St., died Sat­ Rev. (Carl W. Saunders, associ­ stressed the possibility that local 14.97 11.99 Both the firms of RusseU, ------urday at Manchester Memorial Youth Injured and how to treat mem. Prestone Super Sweep ate pastor of South United special educational programs 10.97 8.99 Gibson and vonDohlen of West p^rt for the 1970-71 fiscal year 1.77 Hospital. He was the husband TV , ^ ,, 1 , Hiere will be a short busi- Up-and-down action, 4 per­ Methodist Church. He also requested a list of —-o--might -be lost in a large sriiool Manual spray button, 25 steam 5 » 3 e 8 8 Hartford, designers of a pro- been submitted. It indicates of Mrs. Paula Shearer Carroll. In 2-Car Crash Snow Brush sonal brushes. Built-in re­ Miss Jeanne Low and Mrs. items the adminlstraUon would "®®® m eet^ evening ^jatpjet. vents. Fabric temperature Pocket size radio with handy All high quality metal con­ posed southwest junior high t^jat the town finished last year Reg. 1.99 dial; blue trim. #F92 charging unit, wall bracket. Mr. Carroll was born Jan. 16, Frank Williams of St. Mary’s want included in the new budg­ will conclude with refresh­ It was generally felt in all carry thong, includes batter­ school, and Stacker and Colavec- with a surplus of about $198,000, John T. Zodda, 18, of 66 Sum­ Sturdy hardwood handle, '”w jM mm #TB5 struction; holds 300 2x2 slides. 1996 in New Bedford, Mass., cmd Church are in charge of refresh­ et under maintenance. He would ments. three towns that the committee ies. No rain checks. chlo of Bloomfield, designers of according to George Kanehl, mer St. was in satisfactory con­ tough bristles remove snow I / g , ' / lived in Andover for several ments, which will be pro'vlded like the opportunity to look Bulletin Iteard should have presented in its re­ a proposed northeast elementary the auditor. There still seems to dition today at Manchester Me­ quickly. Built-in scraper; J L 4 years. He was employed by by the (Church Women United. these over before the first budg­ The following meetings and port more of the disadvantages Save An Extra school, have agreed to allow the be, however, a concern among Veeder-Root, Hartford, for more morial Hospital, where he was The main event of the week taken Saturday niglit alter a et meeting of the board. activities are scheduled for this regionalization, as presented o d o o o o o ...... ^ town to pay for their architect- town officials about the flnan- than 20 years before he retired week will be an ecumenical celebra-^ collision at Spruce and Oak With respect to moving the in the minority report. ural services in July if late pay- cial position of the town, partlc- two years ago. He was a mem­ tion on Stmday afternoon at 4 Monday: Hebron Congrega- ^ Sts. backstops at Gilead Hill School, Sentiment was expressed in OOOOOQQ. ment penalties are included in ularly with the recent announce- ber of the Manchester Lodge of p.m. at St. Bartholomew’s Porter stated that this sltua- tlonal Oiurch Junior Oiolr, 8 the bills. Police said Zodda’s car, east- both Hebron and Marlborough ment that one of the town’s con- Masons. Church. tion will be reviewed in me p.m.. He b r on Elementary 20% Tlie schools and a pool pro- sl:riently large taxpayers, Pratt bound on Oak St., collided about for a middle school for Grades Survivors, besides his 'wife, ’The Week of Prayer in Man­ ^rlng wim Eric Emt, baseball School O ff Our Regular posed for the junior high school and Whitney Aircraft Co., is 10 p.m. 'With a south-bound car 6-8 in the district. It was felt are a daughter, Mrs. Roger chester is sponsored by the Man­ commissioner. Tuesday: Democratic Town BRAKE were all defeated Nov. 2. Had moving its warehouse facilities on Spruce St., driven by How­ that this would not only relieve Lr.vlgne of Coventry; a brother chester Area Council of Churches Emt had reported to me board Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Of- Low Price on All the referendum items passed, trom town, ard C. Pemberton of 49 Ridge - ...... IT------overcrowding in, me elementary FLUID AoooooAOooaoDcoooooooo and three sisters, all of Mas­ in cooperation with the Catholic St. that me present east-west in- Bee Building, Gilead C o ^ e g a . . . ^ ^ . Rham High the architect’s fees would have Weiss says he will discuss the o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o q d o sachusetts; and eight grandchil­ Churches of Manchester. Zodda was issued a summons stallation of me backstops tlonal Church Deacons, 8 p.m., > oO ®W D . been included in the bonds for six-month fiscal report, which is gX me School, which by 1976 possibly dren. charging.....u « him with failure to -re- - creates a dangerous sunlight Deaconesses, 7:16 p.m. Table and the schools. not yet available, irith the will not be able to handle all me ’The funeral will be tomorrow Many Taxes on Whiskey new licTni^‘*^Tftmur^^^ hazard for UtUe League play in ®hurRoast turkey, Until me Peb. 29 referendum " SNI Slows W WklHIOM’’ 10”x36” ... 4.47 But in our hearts still lives. Thames River. sessments for sewer users and This test pattern is part of me *n me furnace room and have mashed potato, broccoli, cran Two Orsat Ways to Cho'rg* ’The coolant was being trans­ The council 'will hear a prog­ an engineering report concern­ bom majority and minority 10”)x48” ... 5.88 Son, Robert McLeary ress report on a proposed new Herald’s quaUty printing control *’®®'‘ c®*’® *»y Cranlck berry sauce, banana rolled members have offered to attend D ftL, Manchester Paritade & T ri-C ity Plaza, Yem en 12” x36” ... MANCHESTER— 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. Daughters, ferred from the nuclear, attack ing a contractor’s claim on .me Plumbing of Amston. Also re- wheat bread, pears, 4.99 Sale Mon. thru Wed. Mrs. Albert Bourret, submarine Dace to me subma­ firehouse for Rockville. Mayor Box Mountain sewer installation program to give you me nation’s ^ .any local meetings in me three open Mon, thra Fri. to 9 imih Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 o.m. to 9:30 p.m. Mrs, Clarence Custer and 12”x48” ... 6.49 M rine tender Fulton. Frank McCoy announced at a project. Friday: Fish puffs, french towns. Residents if interested. ^^4 1 Exit 93, Wilbur Cross* Parkway Soturdoy 9 a.m. lo 9:30 P-m. grandchildren. finest newspaper. a leaking pipe in Room 11, and- fries,A,. cole slaw,.i«.„ ------needbrownfes. only contact me m e m b ^ plpg i: V , No Rainch.cki On Cltcrnnc. Il.mi

: s • PAGIi; TEN MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER! CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 P A G F E l e v e n saving bag comes to manchester I tomoiTow, 9 a m Get to know our What’s Baking at Pathmark’^ the store for value. Appetizer Department Serve Yourself Fresh in-Store Bake Shop? the store for value. * All Packages Day Coded blue label on anything unless we’re k Sanitary Packaging Baked end Packeged on the Premlaea lor Your Shopping Convenience. We want you to know about ■k Complete "See Thru” k Cantor Slices Only Packages I ♦ No Waiting...Serve Yourself * Sanitary Packaging COUPON SAVINGS Pathmark convinced you’ll find it satisfactory k QIadly Sliced to order on ^ « Day Coded on Packages « All Bakery Goods Priced by ^dmarkj Pathmark. You see and hear a lot * All Products Quarantsed Request , k “See Through" Packages Pound for Greater Value k Complete Variety of Quality k Party Packages. Check Our And of course, we keep the prices ^ k Freshly Baked Products « Special Cakes Baked on Request B o x of 16 about supermarkets these days. The Cold Cuts Brochure kTry Our Specialty-Fresh Baked Donuts-Many Varieties______> cost of living keeps going up, and low enough to do wonderful things Pathmark for your budget. Farm Fresh Produce at Pathmarking Prices General Merchandise Values at Pathmarking Prices! Free you look for the supermarket that Tea Bags W ith T bit — C oupon does just a little m ore... and at Limit one per family. Good at any Pathmark ouparmarket ^Grapef ruit 69* Dictionary i Mark .Sunday, Jan. 16 thru Sat*. Jan. 22.1972. Void whera prohibltad Pathmark we try to do just that. A Red Cross American Cotton Balls ^^marki ;Vilii)u!)'(iilii(l(li)i1 Save 1 sc Mimark little more. KCI. OIOfl-CORN FLAKES "B ananas.12* Heritage Doodlers Ulorlllzad It's a real experience to shop at Pockot SIza Assorted Coloirs L^^hnark Pathmark ... and here are some of 82 P R IC E ^ .2 2 "Potatoes. . . . ’“;'i ®“* bOKOf tow ards the purchase ol the things we do at Pathmark to $ .44 PER LB ea.l T h is C oup on "Potatoes — 7 9^-/I®® 801 W orth . any Fre sh make your shopping dollar go just as far as it can. Cost per Measure Meat "Broccoli - In the Meat Dept. This is a big step forward at SP fC fA L Limit on# par family. Good at any Pathmark Supormarkei, Bic OfFCR PantyHose Secret ^Yellow Onions For untvOTsM flavoring loosoMily 9* Sunday. Jan. 19 Ihru Sal., Jan. 22.1972. Void whoro prohibltad. Pathmark...a posting which allows Clio Pen Antl-Parepirant 6 P a k |Spray Deordorant Pathmark of Add* InMfMl touted* Pathmark '^'Escarole 19» & Refill comparison pricing on various sizes Colors, Black, MIraefe Stralch S-oz. bll. or 1 0 7 B M M edium or ■ S iB iS Rad, Btua Popular Shadaa D eodorant FIno Point and packagings of the same product. ‘='Chicory «._19 • a Sizes S pray 7-oz. bll. PFlhnaik This procedure consists of Promior Boklng Appio The Pathmark ■=^Rome Apples *i5i39 red shelf-tags for over 1000 items, (RuUbogoo) BOH Borvo ea. ea. towards the purchase ol Value Planner ^Turnips with butt Of ond eroom oouco 8< *Thia Coupon M anchester W orth 10 lb. bag of U.S.#1 each tag listing the product name, F u d Mwlii Tod*, □ 20-lb. S 4 39 IS-OX. Sol Am rtod Sixes, 89* Birdseed Sn|e, Th*in Tomorrow bo* I '='Prell Liquid sn.mpu btL ° Plastic Mixing Bowl 4 Piece Sot sot Home selling price of the particular Pathmark Shopping Center Potatoes Frozen Food Values at Pathmarking Prices ■ in Produce Dept. economists °Llfe Line Toothbrush Profdssionql eo. °Panty Hosessi^j^’radratep.m,,..,* **^79* packa^, weight and cost by 1-qt. Limit on# por family. Good at any Pathmark Suparmarkat, m ■ m OOS Sunday, Jan. 16 Ihru Sal., Jan. 22.1972. Void whara prohibilod Psrx cent. coni. □ S H a lU d b r*l*A«baM n*suter, 11-ox. have long measure. This will help you to decide 214 Spencer Street,Manchester,Conn Lightener°rr Shave Cream Llm*L k n e or o rl Mwitlml - F*Uim*rk c*n ^Crayola Crayons **. 15* to 59* recommended advance planning as whether you’re getting the most for Hawaiian Punch '=> Pathmark Cold Cream Index Box 3x5 *.**44* 1 0 7 B the surest way to save money when your money in the package you Store Hours: 1 - lb .l- o i. ^ ChicN’ Puffs ootoKte. pkg. !1!1 COUPON SAVINGS [IMI you get to the store. Pathmark acted usually buy. Monday thru Thursday Say Hello, Say Something! Mimafk '='Chicken Thighs OotdKIat on that recommendation and is the 9a.m.to9p.m. lowarda the purchaao ol The items are among the 12.10*. any Dozen U.S.O.A Friday 9 a.m . to 10 p.m. ^Downeyflake Waffles pkg. first group of stores ever to issue a ones where price information Frying Chlckens-ss^. i* Fresb Grade A weekly Value Planner. This valuable Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ■^Pathmark Ice Cream Seerhed most likely to be important Fully Cooked S h an k Closed Sunday M kiifl* Butt Center Eggs ' 4-to 8-page aid to shopping is W ater A d d e d Portioni lb. Portion lb. Slices I to the shopper: canned juices, most ^Orange Juice .*« 27* S m o k e d Ham Lim it one por family. Good at any Pathmark Supormariiai. Apricot, Btrowborry, rog. "T ttS Sunday. Jan. 19 thru Sat., Jan. 22.1972. Void whoro prohibilod. distributed to customers as they paper products, cereals, shortenings °Sara Lee Twists Clnnomon NuL end Appio pkg. f □ Trimmed Well IWlmark leave the store. It features a and oils, canned vegetables and Some Special Departments ^Dutchie Pretzels 39* Sirloin Steaks None Priced Higher 1 0 7 B representative checklist of items and □ fruits. Other items are being at the Manchester Store U 8 0 A Manufacturert Coupon Saving9 • a a o D their prices for the coming week. It '=^Ubbyland Dinners AH VorlotlOB pkg. 59* Semi-Boneless (Oven- added gradually. Rib Roast-7” Cut Ready) First Cut Higher CHOICE’ gives you room to add other items, °Totai Value Supermarket ° Pathmark Minute Steaks 69* This Coupon Dairy Values at Pathmarking Prices □ Worth towards the purchase of as well as offering shoppers’ hints [=>Self Service Appetizer Dept. Lean 3-lbs & Over Smaller any 6 rolls □ OI v W w I a O Amtricon, Past. Proe., 1 S -O I. ^ ^orilissd w i r i y i w Z i Colored or While ■ Palhiqark Ground Beef Quantities Priced Higher and money-saving coupons. To °S elf Service Seafood Dept. Pkfl. f S co tT issu e i- o t . □ roll ot 1000 sheets judge by the comments we’ve been ^Service Meat Phone ^Crescent Rolls Boliord ^onL USDA None Priced Higher Rib Steaks-7” Cut c h o i c e : lb. Lim it on* p*r temlly. Good *1 any Pathmark Sup*rmark*l, Sunday, Jan. 18 thru Sat.. Jan. 22,19?2. Void *h«r» prohibited. getting, shoppers are just as “ Fresh In-Store Bakery Dept. Pothmor Whipped Butter X" 49* Froth or Sm okod Sboukfor systematic as we suspected. “ Pharmacy Dept. ete. O Q S ° Brisket BeefBoTTelese S.C.... •1” °Pork Picnics 4 to S-lb«. Avorago pppppppppppppppon □ Apple Cider Bod Orel paper conk “ Expanded Non Foods Dept. Froth or Froxon '='Chuok Beef Patties ,99 *‘='Fresh Spareribs • Manufacturers Coupon Savings . “ Coffee Corner '=^ Pathmark Sour Cream 39* U S Qovt. Intpoctod Weeklong Values '='Roa8tlng Chickens Qrodo A 9^ -Ibt. Avg« to39*°Pork LdinChop8tKt.i;;;£;r;:Lir*u**M towards the purchase of B ° Pathmark Biscuits Buttormilk coni. 8^ Quortortd With T his Coupon 6 oz. Jar Instant Every Week Single Item Parking for over 600 cars in '=’Chicken Legs Soek Attoehod >43*ncube Beef Steaks lb. Worth our own paved parking plaza ^Pillsbury Biscuits A Country Stylo coni. 10* Quartorod With Maxwell Pricing ^Chicken Breasts Wing Attoehod Rib Slda Roaat Since the day Pathmark opened Dell (iaiues at Pathmarking Prices to43*°Boneless Pork Loin House At Pathmark, we price by the or Drum S lle k t U S Qevl. Froxon its doors, we’ve had a policy of '^All B e e f F r a n k s Pathmark pkg. ^ 1 '=’Turkey Wings Intpoclod, G radt A to 39 *°Select Beef Liver High In Frolain Coffee individual item. One can-one b o x- find out half your purchase is the Courtesy Counter, so that you S o n o lo tt W h itt S Dark M att Bonoloaa Limit ooo por lamlly. Good at any Pathmark Suparmarkat. weeklong values. Not a'wild bargain Turkey Roast Shonandoth 2- lb. Fan Eoay Carvbig Sunday. Jan. 16 Ihru Sal.. Jan. 22. 1972. Void whara prohibltad.____ unusable. The whole story-both ° Pathmark Canned Ham *2^’°Pork Butt Roast here and there, the way some stores one jar...one price. No deception can check out any item you’re “Try Pathmark’s Tail-less Porterhouse and T- Bone Steaks. A New Meat Eating Value.”* PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPDD107B o sides of it-is yours right at the store. do. But a consistent policy of seven- involved. No 6 for, no 3 for, leaving interested in at any time. ° Pathmark Bologna orC ookod BatemI piig.' 79* Grocery Vaiues at Pathmarking Prices DDD • Manufacturers Coupon Savings ^ □ □□ n day (or longer) savings. That’s you with costly fractions when you • Oscar Mayer Bacon "Twcii p5 8 9 * want just one or two. We call our The Totai Store 1-pt. 6-oz. because we know everyone can’t ° Pathmark Liverwurst Palmolive Liquid Dish Detergent cont. P k . ot 8 come in on the same day. And when system Pathmarking, and we’re We could tell you more about 1 1.1b. 9 4 6 9 □ °Dak Danish Ham Pk«. I 14-oz. Rival we offer a value, we want you to get proud of it because it saves you time PathniarJ<... but words can’t tell you can Oscar Mayer Bolognao/aiiMu.AH Bam 12-M pb. . 75* i/Uax C le a n se r Dog Food W ith This the benefit. So we run it long enough and money every time you shop. what you see for yourself. If you want □ CouDon Appetizer Values at Pathmarking Prices 2-lb. Limit on* par lamlly. Good at any Pathmark Suparmarkat, p give everyone a chance. With Whether you’re buying fot one the little extra, and want one Of the Hershey Instant Cocoa can Sunday, Jan. 1» thru Sat., Jan. 22. 1*72. Void whoro prohibilod. rainchecks or substitute items if we person or a large family; you get the finest stores in America, ^ L u n c h e o n M e a t Danlah ih69^ □ PP_P_PP_qB| Save2oe tBPPPO^o^BP same honest Pathmark value. Open Dating ^Weaver’s Chicken Roll to All Flavors 16-oz. run short. you’ll find it all at Pathmark. Have the Low Calorie Soda Pathmark btl. lODPI Manufacturers Coupon Savings • □ a a a At Pathhnark, aii fresh B Pathmark experience at our newest ^Provqlone Cheese Sandw ich Stylo lb. 99* a Sp,*, tow ards the ourchase ol Bounty Towels ^^ ’^^33* °Lysol Disinfectant 99* This Coupon pouitry and meats now prominently Pathmark-you won’t find a better ^Capital Loaves Flehte a FlnlwHr Dteh D*l*ra*nt Worth 1 pt. 12 oz. cont. to 89* ° Green Split Peas ^ H-ra. '.ik*; 10* <=^ Ivory Liquid ■*nu* P*k. t-ez. Fra* .’«*!; 55* display the day of the week by which Sakery Values at Pathmarking Prices one around. e, J*ffl Mr. Clean ° Welch’s Tomato Juice b”.; 29* '='Grape Jelly Orwie* M*fm*ted* • F*Him*rk they must be sold. This takes into □The B ig Loafer:r..j. "■ vs 25* Liquid Cleaner 7 Fk0- ‘=>Pathmark Tomato Soup’*^;*.^ 10* >^Peanut Butter P*tora*,k “*49* consideration a subsequent period OK* Limit one per temiiy. Good el eny Pelhmark Supermarket, Grand Welcome at all Pat rk otS ^English Muffins Sunday. Jan. 19 thru Sat., Jan. 22.1972. Void where prohibited. | g Fathmark for home consumption and is your Old 1-lb.S-oa. 55* °Whole Tomatoes ...... 29* ^Fabric Softener ''sss*- vs!59* Pathmark Supermarkets ‘^Pathmark Apple Pie Paahlonod pkg. 4 BBBBBOBBBBBBBBBBB'b7bO assurance that your family is getting Oourmat. l-lb.4-o». ° Apricot Nectar SS*. Pathmark Tomato Sauce 9* No Mystery Gold or Marblo • ,5 9 * all the nojjrishment you want for In Connecticut ° Pound Cake Ring W hHaar ^ Manufacturars Coupon Savings i.to 2» . 7 9 * '='Vlva Towels sszAaaortad '^£33*Tomato Juice '—s29* about Pathmark Meats them. ° Pathmark Potato Chips low arda lha purchaaa ot '='Caruso Blended Oil s ’1" ^Dlsh Detergent .SSL ^s,‘59* This Coupon 2 lb. 4 oz. pkg. We’ve taken the fluctuation out Freshness In all foods is a Pathmark of aridgeport ° Pathmark Pretzels W orth of meat pricing, too. From the very matter of great concern to every ____ 4428 Main Aw. a VIncalftt« St. Seafood Values at Pathmarking Prices Pathmark Bleach 'A 39* ^Nabisco Oreo Cookies X 43* G aines The Pathmark Label: •1-70 Count par lb. | M*e*ranl*flP Clw*** Prime It Saves You beginning, Pathmark has had solid, homemaker. Unfortunately, a wide Pathmark of Danbury °Tasty Shrimp °Kraft Dinner------“si ZZ* i^Vanlty Fair Tissue .*u. .-»s99* variety of codes is used by 100 Danbury-Nawton Road * Proton Limit one par family. Good at any Pathmark Suparmarkat, At Pathmark, we have a private consistent values throughout its °#1 Whole Smelts (S*lb.0af) ■^Baggies -Bonus Pk.-,:;s>.*.7J»i59* a q c Bread Crumbs "^39* Sunday. Jan. 19 thru Sat., Jan. 22,1972. VolO where prohibited. meat cases. U.S. Departmeht of manufacturers, and the shopper has brand that encompasses over a Pathmark of Waterbury Jumbo Turbot Fillet ° Lea & Perrins Sauce " a 59* aCtolden Value Asparagus “a 39* 1 0 7 B Agriculture Whole Grade A Fryers been kept pretty much in the dark as 451 Bank 8tr— t______* Manufaclurar* Coupon Saving* . Manufacturera Coupon Savlnga thousand items—everything from a a a d d p a o p i l a p p p a o D o i Manulpcturcr* Coupon Saving* • ^ Manufacturers Coupon Savings • are 29c a pound. USDA Choice to what package markihgs mean. towards Ibe purchase ol ai . soda to soaps, cooking oil to baby towards the purchase ol Pathmark Pacfcage Goods Store T h is Coup on towards tha ourchase ol Now, however, becausie we feel This Coupon 2 bars This Coupon oil, baking aids to health and beauty Sirloin Steak is 99c a pound. Palhitiark Shopping CMtor towards the ourchaso ol W orth 15 o z. box This Coupon roll of 150 It. Worth 1 lb. pkg. Froian . W orth . Worth aids. The products that wear the In addition, all Pathmark meats you’re entitled to as tihuch ______210 Sponcor Slrttt ManchopUf. cbnn. Z est Post Alcoa are packaged in two-way, see- information as possible, Pathmark Dutohie Soap Pathmark name corhe under close Raisin Bran Aluminum Foil through trays. No guessing what’s on has a Code Book accessible to all Pathmark Gas Station Pretzels Compisxion Size scrutiny and quality control. We try Pathmark Shopping Canlor Limit on* pw tamH,. Oopd *1 *n, P*lhm*rk Supwm*,k*l. Sun**,, J*n. ISIhru S*l.. J*n.22.1ST2. VoM w h«?«pt^ n*d. Ltmil par lamlly. Good at any Pathmark Suparmarkat. Limit one par family. Good at any Pathmark Suparmarkat, never to put our bold red, white, and the other side. No getting home to shoppers, it’s conveniently located at 190 Spanoar Straot Manohaalor, Conn. Sunday. Jan. 19 thru t a U Jan. 2 2 .1S72. Void whoro prohHritod. Sunday. Jan. 19 Ihru Sat., Jan. 22.1972. Void whara prohibited. nBPnnPOPOBOOOBBPIBB 107B ppppooopppnpppppppi07B a noopnonnnDnpnBnnBn^p^B p BBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBB'07B □ Sorry - Certain Items not available where prohibited by law. PrHcaa affactiva Sunday, January 16,1972 thru Saturday nighi January 22,1972. Not raaponaibla lor typographical arrora. Wa raaarva lha right to ilmirquaniiilM!

Openings In “APR. I» To develop m essage for Tuesday, ic For 1- 2-11-23 4- 7.-20-64,^ On Trip Along Connecticut Top read words corresponding to numbers 1-/37-47-68 65-66-74 0*aft Oasses of your Zodiac birth sign SCORPIO TAURUS 1 Toke 31 Chorm 61 Move HOUSE The craft classes for girls of By JOHN JOHNSTON Among toe hlstoricEd ■views PTO Meeting APR. 20 2 Time 32Anxiously 62 Out OCT. 23 (Herald Reporter) were the home, originally a junior high age and up and toe ( W M a V 20 3 Wonderful 33 Patient 63 With NOY. 21 ‘ From Its source In the Cana- tavern, of the sculptor, Augus- 0\35-39-S4-59 4 Prospect . 34 Morning 64 Moy Hie Bolton Parent-Teacher 65 Excite 13-18-30-334 writing workshop, both sponsor­ .&/62-67-89-90 5 Someone 35 Good 49-63-84-877 GREAT ANNUAL dian Lakes to Ito mouth on Long tus St. Gaudens, near Cornito, Organization will resume its reg­ 6 Anxiously 36 Hours 66 Your ed by toe Recreation Depart­ island Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- N. H.; the Brattleboro, Vt. GEMINI 7 Of 37 Positive 67 In SAGITTARIUS tliur Driscoll took yesterday af- home, now In disrepair, of ular schedule with a general MAT 21 8 Time 38 Awaits 68 Hunches NOY, ment at the West Side Recrea­ 9 Awaits 39 Money 69 Now teraoen’s Manchester Historical Rudyard Kipling; Constitution meeting Wednesday evening at 20 DEC tion Center, have openings and d^r'jUNB 10 For 40 Doctor 70 You mm Society audience at llllng J q- House in Windsor, Vt., where 8 In the all-purpose room of the 0\43-44-55-58 i 1 To 41 Your 71 Others 3- 8-10-25< persons interested In participat­ ®^0-75-79-86 12 Moke 42Dentist 72Him/Her 28-S0-83-85V5J nior High School on a coloY "state representatives voted to elementary school, according to 13 Show 43 Stand 73 Of HALE ing may register at toe center. slide trip down the Connecticut jo‘n the Union; and a replica of CANCER 14 Use 44 Toll 74 Emotions CAPRICORN Mr. and Mrs. Rigby Graham, 21 15 Rely 45Lawyer 75 Gain Dec. Hie craft classes meet Tuesdays River in all seasons. Port No. 4, where a bloody bat- 76 Word at 3 p.m. Tile time for toe writ­ Mrs. Driscoll introduced her tie took place during toe co-presidents. 22 16 Those 46 Next JAN.i, 17 Upon 47 Obey 77 Petty ing workshop on Fridays has narration by saying that her French and Indian Wars near In November and December f^15-l7-M-57 18Moture 48 Key 78 Nature 12-16-40-42 45-52-69 been changed to 10 a.m. love of toe valley began eis a Charlestown, N. H. th e organization sponsored a ly60-71-82-88 19 Your 49 Attitude 79 Ultimote 20 Romonce 50 And 801s AQUARIUS very young girl, when she help- At roadside In Hockanum, successful Book Fair cmd a LEO Afternoon clasMs for women » 21 Ooposite 51 Bring 81 GO JAN. 20, ed her grandfather during hay- Mass, are several signpost visit from Santa at the elemen­ j JULY 23 - 22 Your 52 Dotes 82 Toke have been changSfl to 1 :16 p.m. L AUG. 22 i 23 Be 53 Problems 63 Pleasure FES. IS Instead of 1 p.m. Ing time In Windsor. One of toe markers giving the dates and tary school. " 24 Letter 54 Day 84 Difficult high spots of this experience, helght-i cf floods at that place, 21-29-32-38 5- 6- 9-22, A basketball a n d volleyball Wednesday’s meeting will fea­ I 25 Sociol 55 For 85 Pursuits 24-27-72 eis weis D41-46-61 I 26 Inimitable 56 Defensive 86 VIndIcotion program Is held Tuesdays, she said, was riding atop a load Flood time It occurring ture a presentation by the guld- PISCES weis euis VIRGO jj 27 Write 57 Tactics 87 People Thursdays and Fridays from 3 of hay through toe covered captured at Holyoke, M ., .ance department. Counselor Jef­ c 28 Activity 58 Principles 88 Initiative FES. 19 Xj,:, AUG. 23 to 4:80 p.m. at toe center. No bridge across the FEirmington Haddam Neck Emd Esmt HEidr frey Heintz will speak on gen­ - 29 Sex 59 Branch 89 New MAR. 2 0 1 ^ FAMOUS BRANDS, BIG SAVING River. dam, and toe dock of toe South eral . aspects of guidance and SePT. 22 8 30 And 60 Let 90 Fields registration is necessary. A 34-36-51-53/^ The Driscolls’ first shot of toe GlsistonburyJlocky HUl ferry, 14-19-2^31 fe ) Adverse ^ N e u t r a l complete schedule of activities John Flek, department chair­ JGodd 73-77-78 ' river was Its appearance as a Other idaws,, from drab win- man, will discuss the work of .^48-7645-8|T»n!^ Special Purchase may be obtained at toe center office. brock shortly after teairing the ter through emerging spring to the school’s planning and place­ last of toe lakes. On their sev- toe fiery cclcrs of autumn, were ment team. daughters, Monique, 10, Darby, Former Envoy of Famous Brands eral visits along the river, they of Deerfield, Mass, in May; toe Materlsds for viewing will be 9, and Dawn, 4. caught the entrEmce of its tribu- oxbow between Holyoke smd available, and both men will Dean’s List Criticizes U.S. Available Only taries, among them toe White Northampton, Meiss. ; shad flsh- participate In a question^ and Donald Roser, son of Mr. and Skating - Coasting In Vermont, the Deerfield In ing at Knfield; and toe next-to- answer period following the pro- ^ j Foreign Policy In January Ma.ssachusetts, and toe Par- closing scene In toe Driscolls’ o i-i. 1, has been named to the dean’s mington. presentation was a field of Mrs. Slddiq Sattar, refresh- Southern Connecticut Utility companies don’t al- marshmallows at toe Fenwick ment chairman. Is in charge of LOS ANGELES (AP) — State College where he Is a All year long those notionolly VeNreTAVe* ways destroy natural beauty home of Katharine Hepburn. the coffee hour which will con­ China’s policy makers now con­ sophomore. A 19T0 graduate of sider the Soriet Union and Ja­ known makers tell their mer- a but often create it, Mrs. Dris- '______clude the evening. Bolton High School, Roser Is a pan—and not the United chondiie at regular prices. But coll said. To illustrate her Church Officers physical education major. States—the major threats in its in January, they cut their pric­ point, she showed one area of TTOpdoor Protects St. George’s Episcopal Bulletin Board geographical sphere of in- es, making for sales like this SkaUng conditions are good at toe river nesir Littleton, N.H., __ with savings up to 5 0 % . M converted to a beautUul lake j>y Home of Spider Church held its annual meeting ’The public affairs committee fiuence, a former U.S. am- Now's the time to stock up on three town skating arcEis, the Eind election of officers yester- of toe Bolton Junior Women’s bassador to Japw says, these Intimate garments, and Manchester Recreation Depart­ a power company dam. 'The OHIOAGO — One kind of spl- day, choosing as Its chief lay Club will meet tonight at 8 at Edwin O. Relschauer, who take advantage of prices that ment reports. (Jharter Oak, Cen­ spot was formerly 16-mlle rap- der builds an underground officer Edwin Nicholson of home of Mrs. D eloi^ VIm , gerved under Presidents Keime- won't be around for another ter .Springs Annex, and Union ids, “which were never very home protected by a hinged Riga Lane. Nlchcdson hM just Hebron Rd. TOe club s fme a ^ Johnson, said he was year's time. Pond will' be open for skating much,’’ Mrs. Driscoll SEiid. trapdoor. It ’.las g;rooves on toe completed a three yeEir term on committee meet Wetoestoy convinced that toe Nixon ad- from 3 to 9 tonight. One of toe more Intriguing underside by which toe spider at 8 p.m. at toe home of Mrs. the church’s executive boaird, mlnistration is disengfaging the slides showed toe river flowing holds It down if anything tries David Dreselly, ’Tunxls ’ITall. north briefly at a “neck” near to open it from above. When toe serving as chalrmEin of the United States from Southeast s a v e stewardship committee. He al­ .The trustees of United Metho­ Asia 'but total withdrawal of the New Hampshire - Massa- spider leaves home, toe door dist Church will hold a speclEil Public Records chusetts border. automatically springs shut. s o hesided larii m o n th ’s house- U.S. troops from Indochina $ 1.01 Saturday afternoon was open house at the Hartford area’s first Pathmark Su­ meeting tonight at 7:30. .would occur only after the Warranty Deed to-house canvass. Directors of toe Bolton Ato- permarket at 214 Spencer St. The spacious new store offers unit-pricing, ad­ The Rev. Robert Ihloff, vicar presidential elections. S k o jie tta letlc Association will meet to- He „ „ told „„„ toe „ „ Harvard vnxu and Rad- xvc«*- Sanford J. and Constance Pathmark Supermart vance notice of sales, and late weekend hours. In the foreground above are, of St. 8- seizes “ chair- g iRali* cUffe clubs of Southern Call- Ruth Plepler to Dennis A. and left to right, Pathmark’s district manager Steve Stessel, Manchester manager man of toe executive commit- Donohue, Tolland Rd. fomla Saturday that toe Araeri- in n o r b o n d Lynette Heffron, property at Larry Fives, and personnel specialist Art Tarlowe. (Herald photo by Pinto) The PubUc Building Oonunis- can position on toe recent Ih- 2%*X*X*A*e 112 Weaver Rd., conveyance tax PLAZA DEPT. STORE Nlcholson succeeds C. Arthur gion wlU meet tonight at 7:30 In dia-PaWstan war made toe control ponty girdle m m . $29.70. Wm Open Tomorrow Patomark mini-shopping center try, Eind produce; modem elec- Items, Emd informaUon reg^Eud- CarlsEHi EM vlce-chEdrmtm. Carl- the fireplace,jx»m of Commun- United Stides look foolish. PLAYTEX* m m 'Trade NEUues (We Have A Notion To Please) At 9 tomorrow morning, Man­ label, listing toe product name, whlch includes a Pattimark trie pricing machines Eind ing U.S. fcod stamps. SMI, who has served on toe ity Hall. Relschauer, now a i>rofeEisor r»g. and VJf Roger E. JordEin doing busi­ Package Liquor Store' at 210 scales; Eind a pollution-free ’The store will be open from 9 E. MIDOLB 'TPKE. (Next to Piqralar Market) committee tor 11 yetirs, was cit- xhe Ladies’ Benevolent So- of history at Harvrud, sEdd that ness EIS Central Connecticut chester Mayor John 'Thompson price, weight, EUid cost-per- long m $9 Spencer St. Emd a Patomark trash compactor instead of toe a.m. to 9 p.m. Mohday through OPEN WED., 'THUBS., FRI. till 9 ed by toe Rev. Mr. Ihloff tor his clety of Bolton Congregational in an era In which changes BRAS Lock Co. at 426 Center St. will cut a ribbon to open 30,000 measure of toe Item. Gas StaUon at 196 Spencer St. incinerator usuEilly found in su- ’Thursday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. contribution to toe church and Church will meet tomorrow were occurring even fEuster Non-roll waist. Firm nylon loce CsvMssv Stephen Puskas of Fprestvllle Special departments In toe ’The store’s 18 Eiisles include permarkets. Friday, Eind 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. front flattens tummy comfortably. square feet of supermarket to store include Em in-store bakery, was preEwnted with a gift. Oarl- night at 8 at toe home of Mrs. than during toe ‘Renaissance, doing business as Ganter’s Mar­ two Edsles of produce, two aisles ’The store’s nearly 200 em- Saturday. Circling bands control waist, hlj^ area shoppers—toe Hartford a customer snack bar, a phar­ NEW SHIPMENT OF GUSSWARE! son will centtoue to serve on toe J. Stanton Conover. PreEddent Nlican and his chief and back. Openable crotch; Sizes A. Free Spirit ket at 698 Center St. area’s first Pathmark Super- of frozen foods, and one adsle of ployes have separate men’s and j ■ ------board as head of toe building Hockey practice for boys age Eidvlser, Henry S. lOssinger, macy, Euid a lEirge non-foods sec­ m to xx-lorge; waists 28 to 33-34. Dlsaoliiiloi) of Trade Name maret at 214 Spencer St. tion offering items rEuiging from dairy foods. women’s lounges, Eind a meeting i t . - w • and grounds Mrs. 8 to IS will be held tomorrow still base U.S. foreign policy on ! The spacious new store brings The produce, meat, bakery, room for briefings. WneelChmr Light Apothecary Jars Crystal Bowls b£iltuice-of-pow- tric o t b ra Anna B. Ganter no longer do^ a complete line of health and Bw hara Wilcox, \riio is finish­ at 4 p.m. at Herrick Park. ‘19th Century---- -— ------— Extra Long Leg, reg. $11 $E Ing business as Oanter's Mar­ many .shopping innovations to and appetizer depsirtments are a night crew of 12 men Is LOJfDON — An electric wheel- (l-qt. Size) (Soup—CereEti—Dessert) Tlie (Board of Selectmen will er” theories. beauty aids to housewares, hEUd- ing a term eus clerk, was eJ so ket at 698 Center St. Manchester, as well eis a lylde all “pre-'wrap” operations, but necessEuy to mEiintaIn toe chsUr UiEit weighs less than 30 meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. In toe ware, suid toys. presMited with a gift tor her ef­ Building Permits variety of major brands, plus ’The store plans to expand toe customer service'telephones pro- shelves—stock deliveries come pounds and can be folded to 36 Banana Split Dishes Footed Beer Glasses town offices. Patomark’s own economy line of ■vide direct connection to store in every day. inches by 24 inches by 8 Inches forts on toe committee. Die Republican Town Com­ 3.99v;? m m Raymond Eind Louis Damato, nnn-forda sectlcn even further (New Style) Oitoers elected to toe board Olin Corp. Head •Xwlv» eight apartments at 20 Otis St., food and other items. by knocking down a side welU employes if something cannot Other speclEd customer ser- has been developed here. A fin- mittee will meet tomorrow at 8 •>XWeW Hesidlng toe list of speclEil fea­ be found in toe display cases. vices include check-cEishing, a gertip pewer centrd provides Are Hiomas Matrlck, treasur­ p.m. Ed Community Hall. $95,212. Euid taking ever EUiotoer 8,000 er; Mhrtoa Gold, clerk; C. Dies at Age 54 Total comfort in a lingerie- tures In toe new store Is "unit- square feet in a neighbortog ijpeciEUcy rEu:ks euso display code beck showing censumers two speeds—^1.6 mUes an hour Great Selection — Budget Prices Bantley Memorial Library will soft tricot for today's ''Natural pricing,” initiated by Pathmark Imported CEUidies, gourmet hew to read “freshness codes” forward and 0.75 m.p.h. forwEird Aitour Carlson, Roland Amund- closed tomorrow afternoon GREENWICH (AP)—Funeral Look'' in 3 styles: Soft Cup 32-. store. With this expansion. Path- lEist fall to help consumers shop mark will soon be able to effer Items (ca'vlax, etc.), Chinese, which appeEir on perishable or reverse. K^ey, Lucian Heck- ,rom 2 to 6 p.m. The library will ggryices are scheduled for 36A, 32-40B, 32-40C. Fiber- comparatively. EEich item on SpEinlsh and Kosher foods. men’s Euid women’s clothing, ac­ ler and Barbara Shorrock. be open during regular evening Wednesday at Christ Church In fill lined 32-36A, 32-38B, 32- toe shelves is displayed with a A promotionEd section includes ^ ^ ------Philip Forzley, torls Fuller, hours, 7 to 9. 38C. Fully padded 32-36A, -SPECIAI cording to AsristEint 'Maiuiger Greenwich for Gordon Grand, m m items that a r e on SEile eis well liyX cuid Katherine Wheeler were ------preEddent and chief executive 32-38B. FrEUik BlEtoiewicz. EIS couptm discount items, tor elected eis representatives to Manchester Evening Herald 69 OLDS. $2195.0( The new store, vtoich boasts officer of Olln Corp., who died Cutlass Supreme 4-Dooi| convenience of shoppers looking toe Manchester Area Council of Bolton correspondent, Judith 16. high-speed checkout counters for "speclEils.” ’The store will Sunday. 'aight on Light" Hardtop. IMaroon, V-8, Euito,| ' NEW! — EXCITING Churches. RenEimed to toe Bol- Dotiohoe, Tel. 649-9409. GrEind, 64, suffered a heart B. Crots-Your Heart and pEu-klng for over 600 cars. distribute weekly “value plEui- ton BcumenlcEil Council were ______PS, PB, extra clean, On^ Is owned EUid operated by Super­ attack while playing tennis and b r a 0 m m owner. NATURAL HEALTH ners”—^pEunitolets that describe Jolm Gleason, who Is presently died on toe way to toe hospital, t h i i f i n m . co tto n b ra m M f markets General Corp. at Wood- toe next week’s sale prices, serving as council chadrman;' a company spokesman said. bridge, N.J. The compEUiy eUso coupons, shopper hints, and Hughes Tool Co. e*We*X*X*m m MANCHESTER FOOD SHOPPE runs 94 other PathniEU-k super­ Sue Gorton Eutd Cynthia He joined OUn Industries in saM ti. spEice to wriie in grocery lists. 691 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Hughes. Seeks Manganese ^ an asMstant to ale pre»- 1.99 k n it b rief tor OLDSMOBILE A T T H E markets in five states, eis well ’The store also includes spe- _ ® , Ident and became chief exec- 5.99 as gas statiems, pharmEicies, ciEil features toe customer 'will WlUlEim Schmidt and Roibert ident Contoured with fluffy fiberfill 512 W. CENTER ST. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING utive officer and president of that never shreds or bunches. Stretch straps. Lifts and separ­ PARKADE Euid department stores. not see: Several huge storsige Latorcq;) were elected delegates In Facific safg f MANOHESTBR—etS-m i to toe dlocesan-archdeanery Olln Corp. in 1966. Three section embroidered ates for O lovelier figure. 32- m m : The new MEinchester super­ freezers for frozen foods, ice OPEN'. 6 DAYS — THURSDAY NIGHTS tiA 9:00 36A, 32-40B, 32-42C. m Eiin cream, dsdry foods, meat, poul- council, and jEine Shaweross SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) RegEirded eis an'y^autoority on batiste for perfect separation. *2 « m m m market Is toe facility of a and Shirley Zeldler were Hughes Ibol Co. says it plans law, Gra^ serv^as coun- Designed for the slightly minis by C U P ID Smooth control knit, cut to be sel to the House Ways and to the average figure. White, worn with all sportswear and designated eis EiltemEdes. to mine mEtngEmese from toe black. Sizes A32 to 36; B and Named to toe Coventry hoH Means Committee In toe 83rd dresses. Garter grips for your ocean floor at deptos of 12,000 TftW. C 32 to 38. pantyhose. Honeytone, Small, m m 0 SEMI-ANNUAL STOREWIDE "Body Shaper” for medium, large. BbicUns and Elizabeth Chase, Paul 'Reeve, mEmager of min- received his law deg^ree from New Cltlsen Ing research for toe company, HEurvard In 1941. He served in Milady pants Mrs. Rita BEumard of Tangle- said as he helped launch a 34- the U.S. Army in World War n STARTS STARTS wood liEine was made a U.S. foot harge that will be used in and rose from toe rank of pii- "The Control" cltizen today In a swearing-in the mining: “I cEin say very vate to major sind served as euv Figure Builder ceremony at the OapltoMn Hsirt- uttle about tols because of toe aide to Secretary of War Henry p o lity s o M ford. proprietEuy nature of the operar L. Stonsen. 9 Spondox-Lycro Clearance SALE Mira. Bauroutd CEune to Con- tlon." Besides his widow he leaves TOD A Y! TOD A Y! necticut from Neuhausen, SchEd- The 'bEuge launched SaturdEiy two sons and three daughters. ponty girdle ms fhausen, Switzerland, In 1967 and wees designed by Global MEirine ______»'•' 2.97 Slims, trims with gentle con­ settled in Essex where she met and built by National Ste^ & All deluxe Lycra spandex her fausbEUid NormEm. They were Shipbuilding Go. powernet with a dozen dia­ trol and eliminates bulges. 4n98 married In 1960. Reeve refused to disclose toe monds for fore and aft smooth­ Perfect tinder pants of all . Mrs. BarnEU-d Is sictlve In locatUm of the venture other im ETT DRU8 ing Below the hip, the some Longleg ponty of Lycro-spondex m Get Ready Ladies for Our SEMI-ANNUAL SALE! 20fo to 50% Savings pov>ernet, without a single, kinds. Garment never rides up. with extra Lycra panels on front community adfEdrs, Is a than to say it Is “somewhere In PARKADB panel that hold and slim. Four Brownie scout leEider and is on the Pacific.” seam, gives you o beautiful Hose neveir rides down. White, OKN thigh-line. No holding, squeez­ concealed detachable garters. toe executive boEUrl of St. MangEui^ Is eui EiUoy often :00 A.M. to 10 P.M. red, brown. S,MJ4,XL. Sizes medium to extra lorge. George’s EpiscopEd Church. She used In lightweight aerospace ing. White S, m, I, xT. 2 x4 x S .9 8 reg. $ g PLUS Eind her husband have three metEds. X sizes (34-40) 3.97- reg. 4.99 BOYS’ and GIRLS' REDUCED A FOR COATS-JACKETS TO \ FUNERAL HOME DOLLAR SNOW SUITS CLEAR! Kvis* Established 1874 th ree g)enercaions of service m S SALE LARGE GROUP OF LARGE GROUP OF ABOUT 1,000 142 East Center Street m : y m Manchester, Q>nn. 06040 BOYS' TROUSERS GIRLS' DRESSES (203) 649-7196 SAVE ON THESE FAMOUS BRANDS! • KNITS • CO’TTONS • WOOL BLENDS • CORDUROYS • WOOL BLENDS 9-18 Monts, Toddlers, 2-4, 3-6X, 7-14 m•:-Xv i Kate Greienaway, Youngland, Polly Flinders, • POLYESTER-COTTON BLENDS and R.A.R. u.m -K*: •:!::# m BO Y S' W EAR GIRLS' WEAR wbotever your $!*•/ tbero's a "Soft-Skin" girdle for you — William J. Lennon, Director Flexees ’••iVeV • Boys' Slacks • Girls’ Slacks by Pandora Roy M. Thompson, Associate Director F brief, girdle rag, 2.50 full control • Boys’ Slack Sets by Healtotex • Girls’ Slack Sets by Healtotex R, Bruce Watkins, Associate Director, Corporation President a n d p o n ty ponty girdle • Boys' Wool Blazers • Girls’ Bathrobes by Her Majesty Watkins Directors welcome any questions on funerals, customs, pro­ All In sizes small, medium, large ond extra large. White, TO • Boys’ Toddlers Overall Sets • Girls’ Hats (Knit or Dress) rag. $12 cedures, etc. Come in, phone or write for a dependable answer. No total • Boys' Hats (Knit or Dress) • Girls’ Pajamas • Girls' J^rseys oblisration, naturally. I extra size ponty and $13 9 rag. 3.50 m i • Boys’ Pajamas • Boys’ Jerseys • Girls’ Toddler Overall Sets o r g ird le Flexees most popular ponty. m i Perhaps this question has been on your mind: Frovldes excellent support. ±Ws • Group of Coordinates (Slacks, Hats, Jackets) • Group of Coordinates (Slacks, Hats, Jackets) Both in sizes 34 to 44, Special satin lostex panels, lycra powernet sides. Medium Q. My wife Is beneficiary on my Insurance policies. Will she have Lightweight. . , o ioy to wear, giving lust enough support where to xxxl. White, Shoe store to pay inoonre tax on this insurance when she collects? needed. Mode of knitted Lostex with nylop panel front. Guar­ “FINE SHOES FOR anteed non-run. Washes like a hanky. GUSTAFSON’S ALL THE FAMILY” NATIONAL BRANDS — REGULAR STOCK! A. Life insurance proceeds are NOT subject to federal income tax — PROVIDING they are paid in a lump su m .. . . There are vari­ 705 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER ir “Member of Main Straet Guild" ables however if the funds are kept on deposit and paid off in Greot Bergoins! Buy for Now! School, or Next Year! installments.. . . You lawyer can explain the rules and complications 'eiAJ OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSDAY NIGHTS fW 9 — MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED! to you. M5 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER MANCHESTERr EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. JANUARY 17, 19T8 for a.cemetery in a Rural Rest- Women; and Eklward Kenney, CrackdowYi StartsTomorrow South Windsor dence Zone. mission council chairman. by Don Ookloy Ballet Classes Elected to serve on the mis­ ersTOM KKmi()i„s'rKRi>(; One-Fourth of Mankind 03. last Days of china) end John Lone Registration for children in sion council were John Bond, Freeze Prices" Zoning Unit the Recreation Department- Sam Brady, James Byer, Joan Life l6 Good in ' Ruesswlg, Barbara SWleUlcki, t v,-f y ,, , f.. "Cbrrfliciufl 9ayOt By BIUWKS JACKSPN 22, provides fines o f up to $5,000 sponsored ballet program may­ f’r.j', , f-y •HTe"PoiueM^ YiViigdom" be made at the receptionist’s Ray Oough, Phil Braender, An­ S c o tc h g a r d Is it Noha 6>neoit W^iffiDdatON (AP) — To­ for each violation of the ptotlng To G>nsider drew Hall, Walter Fisher and provision. Furthermore, no desk at the Town Hall before Pleaeure t o Learn 9* day ^ th e last day the nation’s ■ F eb. 1. Edward Kenney. big >^shopk$epera can get by retailer may legaUy have Street Closed raised any of his prices at any Youth Center Classes will be held Tuesday without poating freeie-lovol afternoons at the Community Starting tomorrow morning, time since Nov. 14 without Raymond Rd. will be closed to prices where customers can see A decision by the Planning Hall on Main St. Registration Is them . meeting the posting require­ all through traffic. The street m ent and Zoning Commission is ex­ $10 per cltild. Tha Ihtemal Revenue tervlce will remain closed for one pected tomorrow on a request begtils^a crackdown 'Tuesday to Since the new law provides Children with no prevloua bal­ month while the town Is install­ E enfonle. a legal requirement, that customers may cmiect up to allow the use of a farm work­ let experience must be at least ing new sewer lines. The an­ to triple damages . and court seven years old and siMuld be 1 technically In force since Jan. ers’ boarding house on Windsor- nouncem ent w as m ade by PGreat Society. All who conformed to its to retaUers with under $200,000 A panel of Washington {^hool Manchester liOdge of Masons, tlon. B arbara V arrfck, to l. 644-8274. S jrear in revenues. ^ other the program under way. The Manchus, who had taken the dynastic from age and maleness. ways were Chinese, whatever their race. All teachers will answer quMrtloM he was appointed by the grand CSiurch Officers price regulations still a{q>ly. If the PZC approves the site, name of Ch’ing, or “Pure,” had ruled for 150 Lovers of culture, propounders of great eth­ on toe broad spectnim of the master of Masons in Connecticut, The following members of St. who did not were barbarians. The Chinese Such firms, generally em- the center would serve as a years through the traditional institutions and schom’s educational qystem at to serve on the State - Brother­ Peter’s Episcopal Church were fuel 1 7 Q c Gd. ical systems and boun<^ by an elaborate eti­ were totally ignorant of the^ ideas of inter­ Ploytok no mme than three per­ meeting place for the coUege were considered lemtimately Chinese. the PTA meeting tomorrow hood .hi Action board for 1971 elected this numth to serve as quette designed to smooth human relationships national. law* and equality among nations that sons, account for 87 per cent of and teenage population In South OIL C.O.D. Under two modm Confucian emperors, K’ang night at 8 in the school cafe­ and 1972. church o ffice rs fo r the 1972-73 but which baffled and seemed hypocritical to had been developed in the West. the nation’s shojUteepers put Windsor. Limitations would be fiscal year: Peter Perkins, vice Hsi and his grandson Ch’ien Lung, both of Westerners, the Chinese were yet capable of This was China on the brink of invasion only 24 per cent of its retail teria. QuesUona are to he sub­ Jake mitted hi writing. put on the number of outside chairman; Phyllis Lasher, clerk; whose reigns lasted 60 years, China reached its outbursts of anarchy and cruelty. by an alien culture armed with technology. Un­ sales dollars, a Price Commis­ Principal welter Roth will act guests allowed at the center, the William Rlddlesworth, treasur­ greatest territorial extent. Population had soared Brilliant inventors in the past, the Chinese like previous invasions, this one was to be by sion spokesman said. He said , Discussion Set KEtlEY I SOHS as moderator. Teachm* poneliste . council has Indicated. er; Beth Ellason and Arlene to some 300 million and for the first time there he based that on 1967 Internal Kenney, delegates to convention; 84-HB. BURNEB SBRVIOE had never developed science. They desired not sea. Ib impact on the Flowery Kingdom, the GEM vdll be Mrs. Beth Shaw, kinder­ In considering the proposal, was serious overcrowding. Ravtaue Service figures. On Park Pond to master nature but to live in harmony with Central Nation, the Celestial Empire, could not the PZC must determine that Nancy Braender and Oil Lewis, Gkwemment agents wiU begin garten; Robert Vlsny, Orade 6; That population was overwhelmingly peas­ it. Proud of their long history, self-sufficient have been more profound had it come from on alternates to convention. 647-9732 the public convenlMice and wel­ enforcing the posting require­ Miss Virginia Bazsano, Grade S; There will be a meeting to­ COLT Upholstery ,c ~ . ant, uneducated and superstitious, ^ o v e the as an agricultural people, they merely wished another planet. fare will be served, neighbor­ Also, Ruth Lewis, altar ment ■ttlr.'mnUy Thesday for snd Mrs. CJaroI FIsli, reading. Serving Greater MaBoheetor, peasantry was the gentry class, whose wealA For morrow' night of various town hood property will not be dam­ gu ild; John ISotid, church school to be left alone. all firms With more than $200,- Hours for pupils and the pub­ was based on land ownership. The gentry were offlclals and interested citlsens aged, and traffic and other haz­ superintendent; Beth EUason, Vemen, Goventtjr, TeOaiid, As modem Chinese historian H. T. Lei notes. NEXT: The Giant Is' Humbled 000 a. year In revenues, officials lic to browse at the book fair, Decorators to the trade Salads in the media center, are 9 a.m . to itiscuss the development and ards will not,result from the use. president of Episcopal Church EllIngtoB and South Blndsor said, including virtuaUy a ll su-. • The permit request filed by permarkets, retail chain stores, to 8:80 p.m, and 7 to 8 p.m ., conditions at Center firings Karen Zahilansky, reporter. and the CSC, if for-temporary use Tolland big drug stores and department tomarrow and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Park. The meeting begins at 8 The club will meet every other stores. Wedneeday mondng. ^rchases imtil June 80. At that time the Monday evening at the Hall Duffey Criticizes MeskiU Cooking p.m. In the park lodge. building will again be used to These stores must poet the may be made from 2:80 to 8:80 hom e. The meeting was set up by house Florida farm workers pribM comqUcuously, where p.m. tomorrow and on Wednes­ Vickery Named Chairman Bulletin Board For His Welfare Remarks day morning. Mayor John Thompson after a hired by the Nu-Way Tobacco The Boy's League meets to­ customers can see them with­ petition signed by some 106 Co. as summer help. Owner of Limit 2 Please out having to ask an employe. night at 7:30 at the United Con-< WEST HARTFORD klll’s position Is that he seems residents of the area was sub­ the building Is Jean Shepard, (AP) — The Rev. Josejdi Duf­ What must be listed are "base Of Citizens’ Advisory Unit gregational Caiurch. „ to Imply that toe present wel­ mitted to toe Board of Direc­ president of Nu-Way. fey has sharply criticized Oov. prices,” the highest prices that Unearth a Relic «>W H ITE SALE! T he Planning and ' Zoning fare system destroys self-re­ tors urging that the' board The commission will also con­ The Citizms Advisory Com- perlmposed on the town,” the Thomas J. Mesklll for what he could be charged for the Items Commission will hold a public spect and human. dignity. But PARIS, ’Tex.) (AP) — Work­ "dean up the very unfiealtoy sider a temporary request to mittee on the Town Plan elect- planner advised. „„ says was toe governor’s impli-; to. question during the Aug. Ur hearing tonight at 8 in the then he blames toe victims of men remodeUng the First Bap­ oondltiona that exist at Center allow a swimming pool closer to cation that welfare recipients toe welfare system Itself fo r ' LaRoso Chef Boy-Ar-Dee N what they Sensational Value! ed permanent officers and met , Town Hall, to air the proposed Springs Pond.” the sideline than permitted on Permanent Press are lazy. AU food products'must have called an "1846 buUdoser.” Benedict Dr. The applicatim with the town’s consulting plan- cw ^lttee wimts town*^to go name changes and street toe failure of that system.” William O’Neill, director of Cape Cod Duffey also hit out at tax | toito prices posted. Bor other Architect B. P. Denney iden­ was filed by Stanley and Vir- for t*. u.t fSTS yt.m ... Ih. Duffey, responding to one .of Wisaa of goods, only the top­ public worics, wm present toe loopholes "which favor the SPAGHETTI tified -the rusted piece of metal ginla Zucker. Curtains Thursday night. mittees be formed to ex- ^ ^ MeskUl’s speeches made last SPAGHETTI town’s plans for the park. Town selling 40 Items ih each depart- as an

4 town counsel. and Ziti been used about toe time the Advisory Recreation and Park of boats and equipment. the Zoning Board of Appeals. wlU be made. America in toe next decade. 36" Length ^ « . The United Congregational ' Duffey, toe unsuccessful Thie' E conom ic StahtllsaUon’ ehureh burned in the 1916 Paris Commission have been Invited Congregation B’Nai Israel Is He previously served as an al- New zoning and subdivbion The privileged of America will | Reg. 2.29 1.07 Church will hold its annual Democratic senatorial candi­ Ao^ signed .Into law last Dec. fire. ' to attend. requesting a special exemption temate to the Planning and regulations will then be de- date in 1970, spoke to two have to pay the cost of aB, toe taxpayer” pays an unfair tax| temple Men’s Club and toe burden. "What takes courage,' Pequot No-Iron “ • o r . A t « ™ . United Synagogue Touth. he said, “is to point out toe I PRE-INVENTORY APPAREL Cannon Jacquard wealthy who do not oav their I vate resident. He will serve to dance will be held Feb ^ ^ Man- Mesklll said at one point In Towel Ensemble coordinate the flow cf commu- 4 at the Manle Grove Club in Child Guidance Clinic, his November speech, "The fair share of taxesj Mr. MeskiU.. Fashion Sheets right to welfare Is a poor su'ty is strangely silent about tax | Bath Hand Wash Reg. 1.99 Reg. 1.29 group and the PZC. t^e ToUand High ^ G r ^ e wiU meet tomor- stltute for to© desire to work looitooleg for' toe rich.” Reg. 59c J S i o . Irene <^lsh of M er^ gp^ool Stage Band, comjSfd Labonte and advance which Is toe and Pillowcases 1.57 97' 47' Rd. was elected secretory. She students who play in the ’ mainstay of most famlUes.” Rich baroque pattern in bril­ is representing the T olled Jv- gtyie of the bands of the 40’s. ------Duffey quoted from what he 72"xI04" Twin Flat S1"x104" Full Flat liant two tone combination on nlor Women’s Club on the clti- ^he GOP wlU make a dona- Manchester Evening Herald said was toe CongreBBlonal or Fitted, Reg. 3>I9 . and Fitted, Reg. 4 4 9 sheared velour. zens committee. Md la toe wife ^ toe band’s unUorm fund, Tolland correspondent Bette R ecord o f Oct. 15, 1971. He o f school board chairman services. Quatrale, telephone 875-281S cited figures indicating 'that 2.97 Pequot Hand Towels James Comiw. a*. _i. A donation of f5 per couple less than one per cent of wel­ GLOBE 3 DAYS ONLY TO SAVE PiHowcases The committee will be asked, and tickets are fare recipients are able-bodied, and Wash Cloths its feelings a l^ t ToUand to^y available from members of toe Tra Y d Sehrioe 42"x36",Reg.249 Vivien Kellems imemployed males. Duffey also Cl®* Hand Wachclath and ToUand tomowow as -dls- Republican Town Committee or said statistics >show that about 555 MAIN STREET Reg.59c Reg. 29c cusMd at its prevlwB meeting, Republican Women’s Club, Tells Her Story 1.97 for toe benefit cf Jonathan Ool- ^ 14 per cent of working-age wel­ 643 -2 16 5 ------7* L97 4 r 9 7 * for * 197 man o f Northeast Developm ent u^t!!i**S^” '**** *^*“ '®*' fare mothers have jobs and Ideal blend of 50% Kodel • polyester, 50% cotton - never Richard Bean, outgoing presl- In Arkansas that another seven per cent are Anttovteqd agent in Man- iron! Pretty floral design on long wearing type 128 muslin. Velours, jacquards, prints and ebeater for all Alilinea, solids. Very absorbent. Colman is serving as planner was^tror^S Ark. (AP) ^ In work training. Ballmnda and Steamalii^ Duffey said the barriers U nea. m Lt'wO T^rwTwlto^e^^! testimonial dinner Satur- Vivien Kellems took her tax against those not working con­ He appeared piteased with toe “tebt at toe club. battle to Arkansas over toe sist of lack of opportunities. Cotton / Viscose ^ yy"; Stock up Caldor's Own Fitted citizens group’s evaluations. Be^ and toe club re- weekend and tried to enlist the "The majn barrier to work Rug Yarn Note! Mottress Pads “After listening to you tonight, ceived words of help of that state's Press Asso- for those uiiable to do so is not you obvlourily knew this town attending, inclutU^ ETrst gjation In her P,yht against imwiUingness but toe absence Twin Full Reg. 3.99 Reg. 4.99 far better than we do,” Oolman Erwin Stcetzner. y,bat she calls an unfair penal- of job training, jobs and day­ A MODERN yd. stated. ^ succeeded by ty against single people. care arrangements for their skein Colman outlined toe steps to ter Bleleckl as president of toe Miss KeUems, 75, contends children,” Dpffey said. 2.97 3.97 Handy pull skein for ponchos. be followed In the prepara- unfair for single people And yet, said Duffey,' toe PHARMACY P«// Sanforized cotton, machine wash­ tion of toe town plan, .vtolch Task Force Meets be taxed at a higher rate be- vests, slippers, rugs. Solid colors. Skein able. Long wearing fitted pads he expects to be completed In ’Die lAUlUmantlc River Task cause the Income-splitting pro- "cruel Irony of Governor Mes- protect your mattress. a prellmlnaiy format by toe end Force wUl hold a public meet- visiems available to married OFF CALDOR’S ORIGINAL DISCOUNT PRICES! of toe fiscal year in Jime. Ing Friday night at 8 in the taxpayers are denied to them. In Our Fabric The plan will be based on toe Town Hall. Mie also claims toe govem- 16 lbs Cotton and ALL LADIES’ , MEN’S, CHILDREN’S APPAREL Dept. Matching Shower myriad amount of statistical In- Deed FUed ment qwes her more than It RANGE AND Cotton Blend Prints formation available from toe Only one warranty deed was claims she owes them In back and Up. or Window Curtains state and other sources. "We filed with toe town clerk last taxes and has filed blank In- FUEL OIL • Mi«s0s’ Slack Sets • All Hosiery • Shoes for the Family do not beUeve in just doing busy week. The deed transferred come tax returns since 196d. GASOLINE Rea. 99c Our shower work,” Colman told toe group, property off New Rd. from Tol- “i have suspended paying MONDAY, TUESDAY ONLY! a MIssas'Dresses a Lingerie and Foundations • Boys’ Sweaters to 1.29 Reg. or Window explaining he does not intend to land Hills, Inc. to Mary Ann taxes until they pay me,” she Yard 1.99 ea. 1.27•0< Curtain dupUcate toe efforts of other Farrow. told toe press association. She B AN TLY OIL a Missas* Swaatars o Men’s Outerwear It is estimated that 20 • Boys’ Slacks Heavy gauge vinyl in prints or agencies which have already A quit claim deed filed trans- contends toe government owes COMPANY, INC. Permanent‘press, machine wash- million Americans have a Miasas*lBlousat a Man’s Shirts . able prints in bright colors. 45" solids. Smart accent colors. 6'x6' come up with the basic informa­ ferred property o ff New Rd. her <88,000. Ground Chuck a Boys’ Jackets Shower curtain size. tion. from toe Connecticut Bank and Urging toe Arkansas Press 331 Main Street smoked ]>ot at least once. wide. The first step wUl be toe gath­ Trust Co. to Tolhuid Hills, Ihc. Association to join her battle . . . Is marijuana all that a Woman’s Skirts s Man’s Drass Slacks • Boys’ Sport Shirts ering of aU this information to 4-H Club Forms she said, "When you get Into Tel. 649-4595 harmful? . . . The con­ Printo - Pure Pork, Hot or Sweet serve as a resource library for A new 4-H club, toe Crafty this you realize Just how inept Rockville 875-3274 ventional wisdom is chal­ 4 Wamsn’s Coats a Man’s Jeans • Toddler’s Outerwear Spinnerin 2 Pc. Bath Mat Set work on toe actual plan. Craftmakers, has been formed and stupid toe Internal Reve­ lenged these days not Oolman and his partners wUl under the leadership of Mrs. nue Service is.’’ only by hippies, but also a Wbman’s Handbags • Mali’s Sport Shirts • Girls’ Outerwear Potholder also prepare several tentative Joseph Hall, Metcalfe Rd. The by some responsible sci­ Vest and Hat Kit 2.22 outlines for proceeding with toe group is presently .working on entists who have studied Roliim Ssasuge • Men’s Sweaters • Girls’ Dresses Solid color 21"x:l6" mg and lid plan’s compilation, to be dls- home decorations, th e dru g. . . . Ck>nstant cussed by toe citizens’ group at Peygy Zabilansky will serve cover. Choice of 2 slvles. their next meeting Jan. 27. as president, assisted by Lynn research is being done to Machine wash dry. "•We ipust look at \riiat plans Tourtelotte, vice president; TUNE-UP establish the facts. . . . Even though there is no a 2.99 3 Pc. Cut & Loop Bath Mat Set 000 other agencies—state, regional Carol MacArtour, secretary; Includes 21" x 36" rug, contour mg. lid cover. Reg. 4.99 O . o d and private—have already su- Brenda Hall, treasurer; and evidence that marijuana .Washable DuPont Orion "'acrylic leads to addiction no mat­ . yarn for vest and hat - easy in­ SPECIAL ^NAVEL GRANGES' ■ '• • H ia rr Clearance n * * * * structions tell you.how to crochet ter how often it is this in no time! Broadloom Carpet (WITH THIS AD) smoked, and the chronic Sunkist “Du Pont Certification Mark^ Area Rugs user does not require • • • Fabric Department ever-increasing amounts Tops in C»»« Cartie,, IMM Meed 24"X 36" 24"X 48" 24" X 72 to get high, there are Reg. 1.99 Reg. 3.49 Reg. 3.99 ONLY ^31.95 still serious questions un­ Vitamin G 1,67 2.67 3.47 answered about the safe­ 1070 ty of the drug. . . . The brother Sculptures, tweeds, shags and Blue Green , more! .Serged on all sides. tn e d i c a 1 establiBhSMnt Fresh, Tender Zig-Zag Sewing Many colors.Use Anywhere! Includes all parts and labor, Doled points and and the government con­ •39' tinue to say that it can BMCCni teeceuM' Machine For S licin g 3.00 condenser, A C spark plugs, fuel filter, air be dangerous for some with FREE Portable Case Reversible Oval people, hut now for the o r Frying 3 * 3 3 OoUrw. ^ 3 cleaner, PCV maintenance, adjust auto, choke, Egg Plant '>’29c Braided Rugs first time they are press­ .7.00 S .2 5 2J-00is.ao Our clean battery terminals, adjust carb. Idle and ing forward with re­ Red Radishes Snappy Fresh 6 oz cello 10c Boot, Reg. 20"x32" 24"x42" 27” x48" 8.44 79.70 Reg. 2.99 Reg. 3.99 Reg. 4.99 search to try to estab­ ^ 1 2 5 3 , 4 3 * . 3 , linixture, set dist. dwell, adjust timing. lish th e facts.. . . SWEATERS Garlic Buds 2 in p k g 2 29c 1.97 2.97 3.97 We are concemed wUh toe Slacks Jn. "^'00 S3 OR A/O OARCl $2.00 EXTRA The zig-zag machine that sews forward or backward, makes but­ 100% aci'ylic, easy to clean. weU-beiug of all of our pa­ tonholes. etc. Bobbin wipds automatically while you .Sew. #651/652 Double core. Chouse I mm 6 Red Onions Favorite for Flavor 2 lbs 2 9 c Wood cabinets available. trons. STU prescriptions ^utd colors. SKIRTS have them ddlvered free by LENOX PHARMAC7, 299 B. 0 OrMt Ways To Charge 2 Great Wa'yi to Charge Center St. Tel. 6490890. Artichoke Hearts ««i"39c Manclietter , Mon., Tues., Wed. SCRANTON MOTORS Qipea 8-9. Sun. and Holidays Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway Mon. thru Pri. 9:06 a.m. to 9:30'p.m. 1145 Toliuid tpke. Sale Mon. thru Wed. 8-8. Trained Cosmetician on Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 1145 Tolland Turnpike qjn.to9i30^m. R OUTE 83 VERNON duty. We carry leadlpff Prices in this Ad Effe(3ive thru Sat,, January 22, 1972 Manchester, Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. brands includi^ those by No Rainchecks on Clearanct Items PHONE 872-9145 Worth and Tvea St. Leurent. Fast fUm service. . ''i' ■ ■

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■A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 ' _ 4 "^ . e tackle Bob Lilly and' . Chuck BUGS BUNNY to Mr. and Mrs.' Donald Fish, OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB Manchester Lakevlew Heights, Tolland. I x r e a t l r a n i e a MOWWlPr-Hmited m e D olpw ns' UConn Paper Distributes uness Is - - - ...... DTSCHARCffllD SATURDAIT: potent ground attack, featuring Hospital Notes Larry Csonka and Jim KUpk, to Mrs. . Avis N. Blomberg, 89 Birth G>htrol Handbook vnoTiMo aotiBs Lancaster Rd.; Howard W. Gold, Says N ix 6n 80f A REAaV CLEAN UUNDROHAT 59 B arry R d .; M rs. M arion F . M ike Caaidc started Dallas’ Aniwtr to Frtvioui Puiil* Intermediate Care Semi* . I .U arORRS (AP) — A student day, but distribution of the edl- Crawford, 14i4 Birch St.; Robert private, noon • s p.m., and 4 “ **,2^jJ^X 5^o£^and newspaper at the University cf . TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Something to Drink a . .ni l „ Harney, B86 W. Middle Tpke.; Of the Bowl with a did not begin until Sunday. p.m. • 8 p.m.; private rooms, ^ Meyer, East Hartford. ___ _ _ Staubcush fired a seven-yard Ccnnectlcut this week is distrib­ 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING — $1.^ 3 Embassy IS a.m. . s p,m., and 4 p.m. NEW ORXiElANS (A P ) — Ttie touchdown pass to L ance AI uting a 48-page Birth Control p.m..V Also, Ronald R. King, Stafford employes Springs; Frahk Diana, 1068 Dallas Cowboys finally‘won the worth n seconds before half- Qualify Spedd Queen Equipment 1 ----- water 4 Emmet Pediatries: Parents allowed Handbook that the new8pax>er N ix o n R eturns -5 D r in k m a d e Bluefleld Dr.; Mrs. Jean W. Uggest game of aU—The Super time. Oaro Yepremlan’s M- SMire any tpme except noon—8 p.m.t staff says vtolates- state law. from honey 6 Whirlpool Bates, Hebron Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Bowl. 9 F e m i n i n e others, S p.m. • 8 p.m. The editors of the Storrs To White House BELCON LAUNDROMAT - 309 Crass RA. 7 Awry (dial) Anne B. LautenbaCh, 210 MAin BeHlpd the passing of Roger Mldml’s only scor- appellation Sljairs Self Service: lo tum. ■ S p.m .; Weekly Reader said they were 10 Muddy mau 4 p.m. • 8 p.m’ 8t«Z, the running of Duane ^ th?? yards WASHINOTON (AP) 9 Apiary item (FCkinnor J r., 12 Guide 10 Pottery Intensive Okre and Oofonary Walt' Oarrlson and third-period touchdown President Nixon Is back In 13 Undyed fragment Care: Immediate family onlv, m iwiditin Tnka • ®®*'’*** ******^ vaunted Staubach paased seven state law concerning abortion Washington after four days of woolen cloth (var.) (Scot.) any» „ « time,n ™ . limited « ------Y esonis, isa m. Mionie ipse., rtoomsday Defense, the Cow- yards to Mike Dttka In the final informaUon. Instead, they said, at his Camo David re- 11 Kind of earth 26 Vehicle island Emile P. Rouleau, Hartford; 14 Dispatch boat 38 Baking ntes. 12 Period of time 27 French Shawn D . Flint, 115 Were® M „ c o m m o n ^are distributing the ^ ^ iT ^ V X s to 15 Legume 15 Forgave pronoun compartment p ^ 2^ i Sunday in Supw of 19 passes for 119 yards. handbook "because it meOts an measagee he plane to 16 Word of * Maternity I Fathers, 11 e.m. • South WindBor; Rudolph" B. ATTENTION! 19 Hasten 28 Termination 39 Through Bowl VI for the champlonahip .j^e Cowboys even had the important need in this commu- C«»8Tess. assent 29 Refreshing 40 Frank 18:45 p.m., and «;89 p.m. - 8 Swemback, 189 K elly R d., 17 Violent desire 20 Cognizant cf professional football. defensive answer to Nixon’s nlty ’’ Nixon returned to the White 21 Life- drink 41 Small boat, p.m.; others, 8 p.m. - 4 p.m., Souto Windsor. (coU.) 32 Activity 42 Anglo-Saxon and. 6:80 p.m. - 8 p.m. . am o ______^ to C^- ^„ah-pubUclsed P« UConn’s ConnecUcut Dally fouse by heUco^er Sunday af- 18 Virtue in sustaining Also, IMlliam J. Sansom, liquid (Scot) ■ servant Age Umits; if In maternity. whiZ)rriUe• Mrs. iW Me- ^ 8«»tlon that the Dolphins try a camnus newsoaper stopped watehli* the pro football BROWN'S TIRE SHOP Buddhism 34 Famous violin 450nthe 21 Eerie 23 Possessive 1* In other areas, m. Umit In ^Ltfort Betty d^-and-ln pass from Bob publishing ab^on-oounsellng television. A 888 MAIN g lB E E T — MANCHESTER maker sheltered side Donald, East Hartford; half-hour after the game ended 22 Fermented 36 Sign 47 Perched , self-service. he thought it wus one of the Q,.jggg Paul Warfield. Iflaml advertisements more than a juice of grapes; Lou Herxog, 518 Burii EUll Rdi; -the President teleidvoned. con- 37 Indonesian 48 Male swan All emergency pattente' and m k olas C accae, 268 HlgMand great games In every area." triea it four timea—and failed year ago after being advised of 26 Made plain ' Then, with a reference to the . times - . to Dallas Coach NOW HAS IN STOCK 29 Tardier 1“ T" outpaXtents are regnested to nee 8 t.; M rs. Ann E . B oris, 271 HmAR the UHS I9UM.C9state 0UtVUM3statute byUy the Ul«3 unlver-UlUVCl- 21 i^aitulatlone __ 1“ 3" r r late coach of Uie <3reen------Bay ^ _ „ „ „ disappoint- rity attorney. Torn^ ^ ^ Landry, ^ whose Cowboys ^ 30 Family the new «mergenoy ' room a f Mrs. Jane D. defeated the Miami Dolphins. members 9 19 II entrance off Armory 8t. Acoeae ^ ^ v n 40 " Brian .Rd., South Pikers and Uie Washington ju^nt,” said Miami Coa«* Don The Weekly Reader Is fl- 31 Supervise 24-8. 22S-15 MICHELIN RADIAL to the entrance,is via existing Windsor; Mrs. klLaigoret P, Redskins, the President added, «Camp David retreat, ______Contrcl Handbook were bought rf,.«»® Y "!® address he ^ 1 comehted <» ctery phase of from Its publisher, a Canadian de»ver to Congress Thursday 43 Insane S"i? » Mrs. Margaret C. Beech- daughter. East Hartfonl; Mrs. OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 7 A M. TO 10 P.M. 44 Artless •er 72 A rdm ore^; Mrs. iBaiy Robert Enoe and son, 870 Main ^ giune, but p artto^ y eln- wom en’s group, fo r about $340. ^ 46 Hot milk ST Smackiing Fine Most of the booklet Is devoted ^ “ "t to Capitol Hill during K. Beltrandi, 201 Regan Rd„ St.. Vernon; Mrs. Uoyd Bhneriok p m ^ ^ play of the ofilen- SAT. 7 A.M. TO 6 P.M. - SUN. 9 A.M. TO 6 PJL drink alve Una." CAIRO (AP) — Kissing at to methods of contraception, al- "®** month. 48 More sedate 3S Vemotx; Noils V. Brown, 80 Jr. and daughter, East Hartford. The CoXvboys rushed for 262 the movies now Is nunishable though four pa?»CaJAROp5D SUNDAY. SM. yards, a Super Bowl record, by a diree monih Jail sentence cemed with abortion. aides returned with him to the 51 Russian veto ar»r IS HIT CroBS, R FD 2, Coventry. M ary a b y o r $116 fine. ’The newspaper is dated Fii- White House 52 Malt brew IT Also, JacqueUne Downey, Bii- DOWN field; OleiSi Orube, Otaston- Elto^th M L ^ ------1 European G U bury; Donald B. Johnson, Bob 22 Prospect St., StmOey L. ------92 ton; Gerald McNamar, East Hutchins, H as t .ji Hartford: Mra Sarah M. Noble, Anthoiy 8. Dean, Tory RA, 890 Bluefield Dr.; Ronald Ba- Tolland; Sharyn A. B iw ^ OUR BEST TO YOU IN "72 ' (NIWSPAKS INTISPSISE ASSN.) bln, 16 Ashworth S t.; M rs. a a r a L. Schuets, 241 W. ISgh I- T rotter, 10 Legion D r., gt. Vernon. Also, Mr». Phyllis S. 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After a poor second half High Friday. Both games are ' Two Type Games Central, which qx>rts a dismal beaten Weaver High Saturday. performance by Manches­ slated for toe Ehgles’ Nest. Manchester High, in its lat­ 0-7 mark and 1-8 overall, can’t Bulkeley stayed close to toe est battle, displayed toe two ter High’s basketball team In other action, Cheney plays be taken too lightly. Then types of games It is capable of Beavers although toe Bulldogs IWday night the Tribe gets twice this week against Wol­ playing. In the opening 16 min­ Wethersfield, another club low hit on only 18 to 51 field shots involved in ■two key CCIL cott Tech in an away contest utes it was strictly a team ef­ in toe C dL, with a 2-5 mark, is ^nd didn’t have toe rebounding games this week. The In­ Wednesday and Granby at fort as Manchester i>uUt up a a surprising teani toa.t is ca­ power. dians play host to Bristol Cen-. home, Friday. Ellington High, comfortable margin over Ma­ pable of beating toe best. East has been getting a su­ tral Tuesday and are on toe beaten in its last ouUng, {days loney High. Streak Ends perb performance from senior road Friday against Wethers­ only once this week, Friday, Then over the final two pe­ The Indians, with toe defeat emter Kevin Tierney and for­ field. The fight for toe OCIL against independent E. O. Smith riods of action, toe Indians dis­ by Malmiey, ended one of toe ward Kevin Tierney and for- leadership will dwindle down to on toe Knights' home grounds. played what individual efforts longest streaks in recent years Joe Whelton and Ken Tomezuk one team tomorrow night when Once-beaten Coventry High can do to a potent lead. It with four consecutive ■wins. have tstoen up toe offensive co-leaders Maloney High and meets Rham High at home seemed that the entire Indian East CaUudic, finally got im- slack and gave East a well- Windham High battle in the Tuesday and battles rival Bol­ squad wouldn’t pcuis off in favor tracked again after dropping balanced scoring attack. Thread City. ton Friday on enemy territory. of individual hefolsm that never two straight, and now sport a Former UConn basketball East Catholic, which got re­ Slumping Rockville High plays developed. two-game winning sketn. Bulke­ standout Bob Staak will gtode venge against Northwest Cath­ twice, against powerful Bloom­ On toe other Imnd, Maloney ley, a m em ber o f the CJapital his Hornets to toe Eagles’ Nest olic last Friday night, meets field in an away clash tomor­ worked as a unit and capitalized District Conference, one of toe Friday night A year ago East tough Bulkeley High Tuesday row and returns home Friday on Tribe ermrs. state’s more potent loops, whs Hartford was winless,. and now and surprising East Hartford night against Simsbury. Manchester’s next opponent. handed Its latest loss by once sports a fine 4-6 overall record. Three-Point Goals Schoolboy MCC Drops Thriller Standings To Northwestern Five Registered in Win C d L With less than 20 seconds remaining on the clock. ■ Northwestern (im m unity College’s Charlie Kidd netted M aloney 6-1 a 20-foot jumper to give the hosts a 108-106 victory over NEW YORK (AP)—George Lehmann scored a three- •...... Windham 6-1 Manchester (5.C., Saturday afternoon in Winsted. ’The , ^ . 3 ' point goal . . and liked it so much that he did it five M anchester 5-2 Cougars, with the loss, dropp^ - more times. Penney 4-3 to 3-6 overaU and 3-5 in toe con- OOCAA STANDINGS (AP photo) W. L. SACKED —- Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach dumped for loss by Miami’s Jake Scotl* By the time he was finished, After Lehmann’s three-point- Platt 4-8 5- 3 ference. Northwestern upped its RUNNING ROOM Mike Kolen and Nick Buoniconti try to stop rugged Duane Thomas toe Memphis guard had a club era helped to* give the Proe a HaU 4-3 4- 4 m ark to 2-6 in toe loop. M iddlesex 7 0 Canard 3-4 3- 4 It was a nip-and-tuck affaii? Housatonic 7 1 W e tb e r s fi^ Mattatuck 6 3 123 American (Basketball Asso­ 24! 2-7 through toe entire 40-minue con- guard fired his last bomb with Eastern 1-6 1-6 test. Manchester did manage to Norwalk 6 3 Commander-in-Chief’s Play Failed Four Times for Dolphins ciation victory , over toe New, H artford 3 2 Central York Nets Sunday night. 0-7 1-8 open up a com fortable 41-29 126-119. margin at the midway point of 'Manchester 3 5 Lehmann's long shooting ac- Lehmann wound up with 34 HCO toe first half, but a determined Nortowestem 2 8 1 6 curacy included a 55-foot bomb points, but wasn’t the game’s Xa'vler 1-0 7- 2 Nertowestem crew, behindSouth toe Central H; to give toe Proe a 99-95 advan* 0 7 highest BCMer. R ick B erry Northwest 2*1 6- 3 excellent shooting of Kidd, clos- Tunxls tage at toe end at toe third pe­ toe Nets took that honor with South 3-1 8- 2 er toe gap to 56-60 at halftim e. riod. Cardenter, Hylton, Dlnnie' and er Staubach Flawless as Field General (AP photo) 36. East 2-2 8-2 The C ougars, who- haven’t OUCH 1—New York Nets’ Rick Barry, grabs face after being struck by a re­ m the only other ABA game Rookie Dave Robisch and re­ St. Bernard 0-4 1- 8 really gotten off toe ground this Calabrese tallied 13, 13, 11 and bound. in Mets-Memphis action. Barry remained in the game to score 36 points. Sunday night, the Denver Rock- serve Chuck ■wnUams sparked season, suffered their second 10 points respectively. the National Football League MOC’s Bassel tossed in 27 NEW ORLEANS (AP) down Minnesota and San Fran­ look for Warfield, had to throw throwing to his backs and tight the tomb tiut was the Miami dry shuttled in, gazed at the an 11-play, 60-yard drive irtiich ets hammered toe Utah Stars Denver’s triumph. RoUsch e v o consecutive setback and fourth championship, played before a cisco to once again reach the markers followed closely by toe —^Four times Miami called a safety valve pass to Jim ends, m anaged to com plete 12- dressing room. “We never got gaps in the Miami defense and began when Csonka, adio had 110.102. hauled in a game-Ugfa 20 PlainvlUe 8-1 8-1 In their last five outings. The sellout crowd of 81,023 fans who summit, were ready for the club’s top point producer, Ed th e Commander-in-ChiePs Kllck that gained six yards— of-23 passes fo r only 134 yards. untracked. My biggest dis­ sliced it apart with completions not fumbled in 230 regular-sea­ The ABA’S Saturday night re- rebounds while VTlUams was B loom field 7-1 7- 1 local collegians had set a pat- shivered through the windy, bom b—and anything else play—and four times Dal­ and left them with a fourth And wlfti Lilly, the murder­ appointment is that we never on. l2-of-18 for 119 yards, in­ son and playoff carries, fum­ suits: New York 109, Carolina toe Rockets’ leading scorer South RTndsor 7-1 7- 1 tern, win one and loseP errytwo. -with 23. Jim m y M cGee mid-30 degree day. lllaml could throw against las was there to put it out down and forced a punt. ous right tackle, and the rest of challenged them, never took cluding scoring strikes of seven bled, with Howley recovering. 98; Virginia 116, Denver 107; with 19 points. , Newington netted 18 while Ellie Grant add­ Running backs Duane Thom­ them. Pistol Pete Explodes 6-4 5- 4 Wednesday night Manchester The next time it came,.Green of commission. the front four controlling the in- the fight to them .. . they .tore yards each to Alworth and Dit­ Then the Cowboys hit with Kentucky 123, Htfafcurgh 116; R obisch, w ho also had 17 Sim sbury , 4-4 6- 4 enterains Norwalk C. C. (6-3) ed 13 points. as and Walt Garrison and pass- ‘”They were pretty intent on came out of nowhere with a Northweateni But Reger Staubach, a Navy figiiting, the highly touted us apart on defense and com- ka. their running, ’Thomas gaining Indiana 117, Memitols 106 and points, outdueled Utah’s veter- 'WindsorWindsor Locks 3-5 4- 6 at East Catholic at 7. Norwalk B. F. Pts. catchers Lance Alworth and taking away the inside,” War- headlong dive and fingertip de­ ensign In Vietnam when the Miami ground game was even jdetely contrived our oftense.” But most of the time he spent 21 and Calvin Hill 25 in an 11- Floridians 110, D allas 105 an center Zelmo' Beaty in the W indsor 3-5 8- 6 earlier this season downed the Payanis Mike Ditka also shared the field said of the Dallas secon­ flection. less effective as Kilck dnd Lar­ Cardenter Cowboys were earning a repu- ’The Cowboys . were, indeed, the afternoon handing the ball play, 76-yard march that made The P ros scored 40 points In second half, when Denver RockvlUe 2-6 2- 6 Ciougars, 99-92. spotlight—^but it was a gang of dary, "and they did it. I Just Then it was Bob lilly and the ry Csonka w ere held to 40 Lindsay taU(»i at losing the big ones, master of control, when they to the real runners, primarily it 10-0 in the second quarter as toe first quarter to take a 10. pulled away from a 49-47 ad­ Southington 1-7 2- 7 In toe second half the lead Woodward griszled bandits—Mel Renfro, couldn’t shake loose.” front four again, storming in on yards apiece. had the ball as well, marching Dlnnie performed flawlessly as a field Duane Thomas, who barreled Alworth snared Stoubach’s pass W ith -Point Game point lead, but toe Nets vantage. Robisch had Glastonbury 1-7 1- 7 changed hands , 28 timesHylton with Herb Adderley, Cornell Green, Virtually every time Warfield 50 Griese and forcing him to Only. twice did Miami even general Sunday in Tulane Sta. with it for nearly 41 of the 60 for 96 yards and a three-yard and twisted into the comer of charged back to cut the margin rebounds to four for Beaty Manchester finally knotting toe lUdd Chuck Howley and the rest of burst off the line of scrimmage throw out of the reach of his threaten to score. The first Calabrese dium and got them that big minutes it took the shake the touchdown and Walt Garrison, the end zone. to 69-67 at toe half. toe crucial sec<»d stanza. NOOO count at 106-106 when Jim Sulll- the Doomsday Defense—^that or out of the backfldd, he wide- receiver. time with the Dolphins Pilot Davk Ostrout tern, was exactly what Dallas more than anyftiing, there was And with time running out r e g u 1 a r-season yards, was reer high Sunday night,“ what he wants with it.” aUed New York to' squeeze “Omok" Harding. w rong w ay. Prince . Miami defense for 362 yards. "I ner on Sunday of an automobile Then came the cruder— . Stevenson, also of Manchester, Apansak had brought them the Ameri­ was expecting, and was ready an awful lot o t pressure Houston and break a five- guard, motored, flew, ran and xhe sinrte-enirliie aircraft was Kelly can Conference crown. to foil every time. I’ve had something in the pit o i g^rabbed a team total of 42 re- Holloway Griese fumbled away the Dol­ rarely. able player. and 41-yard runback to the gering the Atlanta Hawks fcrmance overshadowed a 45- game loelng streak. Walt Fra­ motored some 6M mllea wMiln alrbrnne at 4:40 to r Lewiston, very emotional team—a great But from the outset, it was The first time the Cowboys my stomach all week.” boimds while the Cougars man- 0 ” Connell team .” phins’ last chance on the Cow­ The rest of .the time, with an The passing, particularly an Micuni nine which, three plays t o a 124*116 victory over point effort by PhUadMidiia’s sier collected 81 points for the 24-hour pertod Saturday af­ Molne. The trio landed at SUM) Petty obvious that the Cowb^s, who saw it coming, they blitzed m all, Warfield was held to boys’ 20. ' aged ly 29. Goodrodrow 0 8 . Staubach was the most ob­ unshakable wall at prot;ectlon in 18-yarder to Bob Hayes, set up later, had Staubach hitting a the Philadelphia ’I6ers. BUiy CMnningham. Knicks, while Elvin Hayes ternoon and Sunday to provide p.m. and woa greeted by a lone won ^eir last seven National Griese, and the AQaml quarter­ just four catches for 39 yards Kidd topped all scorers with vious here of many heroes in "Dalligis demolished us,” front of him, Staubach, calling Dallas’ first score. A nine-yard wide-open Ditka for the final Maravich, wmo set an all-time Elsewhere in the NBA, MJ- scored 24 points and grabbed 21 on asalat for the wtaaiiag boa- airport vlaitor, UotH athletic di­ Totals 4S 16 106 Confeience contests, then shut back, unable to take Oie time to and Griese, all biit limited to 37 points with Skip Lindsay, Score at half 66-60 Manchester. Coach Don Siula muttered in the plays that Coach Tom Lan­ Mike Clark field goal climaxed score. NCAA career scoring record waukee trounced Portland 126- rebounds for toe Rockets. ket in the H avka lOtti sucoeoe rector and court mentor, Gor­ whlle a c«dleglan at Imdslana 97, Baltimore defeated Phoenix Nate Archibald erupted for* 41 of (he aeaoon . . . aa. weU os don MoOuBough and the Hawka" State, h it with deadly a ccu ra cy 107-104, Now Y ork edged Hous- points and had 16 assists in witneaaing iila brother being or- bus, a Peat Road Stages ve- Hfpiinat the 76era. He was on ton 109-106, and Cincinnati leading Cincinnati past deve* dained Into the Franciscan Or- Ucie driven by Joe Boosano. It Screaming George Lehmann Most Valuable Perfori ner target on 18 of 29 field goal at- whipped Cleveland 128-106. land. John Johnson and Walt der prior to iila ad’venture and was off to (he team’s motel and Dallas Made Point: and 14 of 16 free thrmve. A 20-4 burst at the start of Wesley each tallied 24 points rtosing out the 24 hours with a a ebmrt rest before game-time, Made Believer Out of Nets He was credited with six toe second quarter and a 19^ for the Cavaliers. reading at the (Rev. Ignatius at 8:15, at Bates CkJkge. Hard- spurt early in toe third period In the NBA Satorday night, it Hardlng’s first ’-Mosa Sunday ing, in the starting Uneiip, MEMPHIS Tenn. (AP) — quarter too 6-3 guard who led Mara'vich’s previous career helped Idwaukee beat Port- was: Philadelphia 181, Detroit afternoon at 1 o’clook. semed four points and had alx George Lehmann, a veteran the ABA in ^ Nation’s Newest Grid Hero Can Win Big One high was 44 in his rookie land. Kareem Jabbar paced toe 121; Chicago 120, Portland 100; Harding’s odventuroua travrts aosiata—one after he stole the ® . . centage last season, bombed last year. This season, Bucks ■with 29 points, while Boston 122, Atlanta 106; Hous- CHURCH LEAGUE who bounced from team to j^j^toer one home to make.lt NEW ORLEANS (AP) cented by his unusual depar­ Academy, was . patient and began Saturday at St. Joseph’s baU artd'threw a fast-break pass ture. NEW ORLEANS (AP)—^The Super Bowl champion he toe finst 14 games Lucius AUen and Bob Dan- ten 112, Cleveland 109; Odden Cburcli, Winsted, where hla to Ed Hill for the Hawks 76th PlayAig in toe first of three team in six years of pro basket- Memphis 102-New York 97. — Roger Staubach was gracious as newsmen sur­ w o iii. of mononuolecsiB, and dridge each had 24. Portland’s state 106, Baltimore 96, and at t>aU, made believers out of toe How many football stars are Dallas Cowboys, who have been in the National Foot­ brotbur was ordained in cere- point___ games ln*ia 94-75 yesterday win. afternoon rounded him and pepped him Ids treat gam e w as a 82-piDlnter. Sidney W icks also scored 24. Seattle 118, Phoenix 110. After the game, Iterdiiig woa lUhig High, W aiting ’A’ hum- New York Nets Sunday night, seen late Sunday afternoon serenaded with “Anchors monies performed between 2 with questions for an hour after ball League playoffs six consecutive years, finally have again oiMUiffeoned some 286 Wod Center, 62-17. Ed Kaeser Dubbed “Screamln ’ Leh- Shorthanded walking down the middle Awelgh” when they leave a vic­ and StSO p>m. toe gam e. proved they can win the Big One. Now the question is, mitea back to Hartford so te t threw In 18 points foUewed by maim for his fireball shots of a New Orleans street, torious dressing room? can anyone stop them? ------—------The UH Hawke etartliig guard HARTFORD (AP) — The Someone kept reminding him then wae ebaufteuned 37 miles he oouid participate In his Dave Fheter with 10 for the from way outside, Lehmann Cherry HiU (NUI.) Dem ons How many college graduates Tex Schramm, prerident and seventh- game of the season, Huskies Edge Maine in Overtime still besieged by adoring that his family was waiting out­ to Bralnard Field (Hartford) brother’s first Mass wllh a lay- winners. Chet Biglow was high dropped in six of toree-pointera showed up tritfa only four lay off football for four years general manager of toe 12-year- also has hinted he may ask to Sports Slate | side, but Staubach dressed where a private plane awaited man’s reading; for (Tenter with 10 markers. Memitols Pros club players for their Eastern fans six blocks from the old club which has so Icmg be traded, and stiU make it to toe pinnacle slowly, a sock here, a question MONDAY Action In toe secend tilt saw record and lead toe team to a BasketbaU Association game stadium where he directed of the sport? sought a championship, said Howley said he believes Dal- there, a riioe here and an­ Swimming Wapping *B’ defeat North Meto- 129-123 American Basketball against the Hartford Capi­ the Dallas Ctowboys to a 24- Sunday after Dallas’ 24-3 vloto- Jas, which lost in toe Super Chapman Near Goat, And how many of toe so- swered every question. New London at Mandiester odist,' 57-43. Wapping’s high Association 'victory over toe tols. 3 Super Bowl vietdry over called experts gave Staubach— ry over Miami: “We’ll be beck. Bowl last year, has become toe TUESDAY point-getter BUI Cox tossed in Nets. After a 4S-mlnute delay, Finally, when he made it out TWs was Just a start. We’ll be complete team, Miami. a scrambler at the Naval BasketbaU 16 with Kevin Loomis adding 13 Lehmann brought the crowd the Demons turned to the 1,- into toe brisk dusk air, there even stronger in toe next six “I think that we have toe The unlikely scene pricked Academy, and in his first at­ Becomes Game Hero Bulkeley at Ektst C atholic of 8,429—and Nets Coach Lou 231 fans for help, and Pete the interest of a neighborhood tempts with Dallas —much at a was Just time tor a quick hug years.” ihaklngs of a dynasty, if you Bristol Central at Manchester flhe'final contest found Trin- Carnesecca-to their feet ^ to Smith, who had come to root woman working her yard. chance to make it to toe top as from his pretty blonde wife and “They can’t say we don’t win want to call it that, because we Close games were the order of the weekend as four South Windsor at Simsbury ity edging Em anuel, 43-38. Ken a w ild 55-foot toss at toe third for toe Otyitols, volunteer­ toe big one anymore. I don’t have confidence in our Someone told her who Staubach a professicnal quarterback. another from his mother before hyaifAthftii games involving Connecticut college teams R ockville at ]KtN>nifleId Irish and Jim Nelsmi paced quarter buzzer which baitoed ed. know udiich big one is left. I and we are strong at all posl- was and she found it hard to But there wa sno doubt Stau­ toe fans surrounded him. Rham at Coventry Trinity with 18 and 13 points. perfecUy Into toe hoop to give Smith, ndio once played am looking forward to a dynas- tions.” were decided by a total of nine points. lead, which believe. bach was on top after toe near­ Staubach, the veteran, Bolton at Vinal Tech For the losers, Dave Yaworski Memphis a 99-95 for toe Hartford team, was ty like toe New York Y-ankees Thomas', who reported to the Canneettout edged Yankee ' ' “What’s the No, X quarter­ reached vainly to shake the B ills and Jim Stratton chipped in 12 quickly signed to a Cherry ly flawless peiformance against and the Boston Celtics.” team in the fourth game of the C onference rival M aine 72-69 in Pat Shuck’s 16 points and back of the world champions hands of two' sailors in uniform, Rockville at Manchester and 10 ph seekers were Wresfilng ed to score 16 points, and 19 pass com pletions tor 119 Include an aging set of line- tlve trade, came out of his self- had tied the score with Just dels are now 8-5 on the year toe ball I was going to try an­ street?" she asked. “Why is the yards and two touchdowns. He too quick and surged in be­ eight seconds left in regulation whUe Norwich Is now ^-7. Mandiester at Bristol Central three late - arriving Cherry backers, injury-prtme running Imposed sheU a UtUe bit after SILK CITY—R on F letcher 214- other one. It seemed to excite HUl players brought toe world champion quarterback added 18 yards running. tween them. back Calvin HiU* and mys- toe game, time. In other games Involving W EDNESDAY 589, D ick Cote 204-567, Ron Cus­ toe crowd and fire toe team Demon roster to eight, but w alking?” “As an individual, I think I’m Cal Chainnan was almost the Connecticut college teams, the BasketbaU The good-natured crowd terious Duane Thomas, who “I didn’t want you (report- ter 216, B ob Thom as 229-568,, up,” Lehmann said after toe Hartford won toe Sunday Staubach was something of goat of the game, despite lead- University of Hartford dawned Cheney Tech at Wolcott Tech, a good quarterback,” he said. forced Staubach’s wife and wid­ kept management In a quandry era) to interefere with my con- B ob H eavisides 200, Jim Law­ gam e. gam e, 187-120. an uncommon hero, but he “But I Just haiq>en to be on a owed mother to walk well much of toe season. centratlon,” Thomas said In ex- ing all Boorers and reboundera, Bates 94-75 and Eastern COn- 2 p.m. So, 23oseconds into toe fourth as he had the ball stolen from nectlcut walloped Western Con- Norwalk C.C. vs. Manchester rence 201, B ert BeauUeu 202. won’t be walking long. He re­ great football team. I think ahead of him to avoid the Outslde linebacker Chuck planatlon of his season-long sl- ceiv es the keys to a 1972 auto there are quite a few quarter­ crush. Howley, who , Intercepted one lence. him In the final seconds to set nectlcut 100-64. at E ast CathoUc SURROUNDED—Jim Kiick, Miami back, picked up a short gain before** run- up Matos’s tying baskst. —...... — ------— today for being named most backs who could look good with It was the full hero treatment pass and recovered a fumble, is Jimmy Brown, former all-pro mng into tough Dallas defense led by Larry Cole (63) and Dave Edwards (52). But ' ths so^more cams » •. 1 wi 1 valuable player in Super Bowl this team.” , and toe hero’s wife seemed a 35. Middle linebacker Lee Roy great with Cleveland and VI. Staubach, who ' spent four bit taken back by the whole Jordan is 81 and Dave Ed- Thomas’ agent, said Thomas Percentages with Rockets (But toe uncom m on nature o f years in the Navy—part ot it in thing, looking somewhat bewil­ wards, toe other outside line- “wants money ... and when he Staubach, the nation’s newest Vietnam—after winning toe dered and admitting, “It’s nev­ backer, is 88. wants to talk, he will talk.” Also, comerback Herb Adder- Thomas still has another year But Final Score for Knicks football hero, was only ac­ Heisman Trophy at the Naval er been like this before." Cowboys Not Called Losers is now 2-3 In ths confersnee You call. We come. ley -Is 88 and all-pro defensive tp go mi a three-year, contract tackle Bob Lilly is 32. but Schramm said It will be re- white Matos is 3-2 to confersnee HOUSTON (AP) — The per­ then caUed time out and set up "We’ll take a hard look at negotiated, play and 7-6 overaU. centages were with the Houston the winning bucket by DeBuss- That's what the service business is all getting some running backs and. Brown said he told Thomaa to FVdrfteld edged 8t. Peter’s 88- Jtockets but toe’ final score was chere, \riio sank** toe basket off about. And that’s the business we’re in 83 as Dave Bradley, who led all By Disappointed Bob Griese linebackers eltoer by trade or play football this year because 109-106 fo r toe New Y ork B hlck- a screen set by BtU Bradley, scorers with 28 points, scored a We’re on call 24 hours'a day. Every day. In toe draft,” said club vice "by playing footbaU it would erbookera to their naUonaUy Walt Friuder scored 81 points layiq^ with 89 second left. The Of course it helps if the serviceman NEW ORLEANS (AP) said comerback Tim Foley. president Gil Brandt. dii^rove all those things manu-. televised National BasketbaU to lead toe Knloks and Bradley had said two days earlier when Stags are now 5-4 for toe sea­ knows what to do when he gets there. Out —Severe critics of the Dal­ —“They ran it down our reminded that Jet quarterback O aig Morton, who was rele- factored against him. He’s the Association game Sunday, added 23. Elvto Hayes grabbed gated to the bench after toe most gifted runner in football.” son. servicemen do. They’re heating experts, las Cowboys branded them throats,” said defensive end Joe Namath had “gharanteed" The University c< Akron, iNsw York’s Dave DeBuss- 21 rebounds and scored 94 BUI Stanfill. the New York'^riumito in Super chore pumped In a l6-foot Jump points to lead the Rockets. trained to take care of any heating emer­ “losers” and “chokers” af­ CHilo, downed Central Oon- —“ They cam e to ■win," said Bowl in. Foreman Seen Likely Foe nectlout, 67-65 as L orry Quarles shot with 26 seconds left to pro­ “Seems like we always ptey gency or problem. ter the Texans kicked away running back Mercury Morris, Lucky him. ' as sank a pair of free throws with vide the final score. Houston better when we’re on national ^..J'^on-emergency services? We otter Super Bowl V a year ago. “and we came to play," “It’s a bitter disappointment, five seconds left In the game. guard Stu Lants bounced an 18- televlsian," Knicks Coach Red /those too. Bob Griese and the Miami Miami took some solace in a heUuva sorry way to end Next ior Champion Frazier The Zips held a 89-37 halftim e footer off the rim with four sec­ Hoteman said. “I was pleased, Like automatic metered deliveries that' Dolftoins hope for a kinder fate. that toe Dolphins are on incred­ onds Ifft. to vrin this one after five con­ ■what has been a rewarding sea­ NEW ORLEANS (AH) — edge and the lead changed save you time and trouble. Burner service “Dallas was never a loser, Frazier did not mention a hands several times in the sec­ “Actually, I was surprised to secutive loBses. ibly young team with only one son,” said Shula, in his second Heavyweight champion Joe but they took toe rap,” said toe specific opponent for his next ond half. The Blue Devils had a get toe shot, because I was the “The Rockets seem to be a and tune-up. And we have a budget pay­ defensive starter over 26 and year at hOaml. “The Cowboys Frazier accepted con­ Miami quarterback. “Hie Cow­ title defense but he always f i V e-game winning streak tblhl option on toe {day," De- ment plan that spreads your fuel costs evenly over the months. but two men on the offensive are a great running team. gratulations front the man and completely different club from boys kept winning 10 o r 12 mentioned toe unbeaten (Fore­ sniqiped end are now 8-3 for the unit who are more than 28. That’s where they beat us, but told him, “I hope to see you Buasohere sold of the sh^ that our last meeting. They’re We can do more tor you than just sell you clean, de- man vhen toe subject of future year. Akron, nationally ranked games a year and then were “We’re young and I certainly we never got untraohed on of­ soon, big fellow.” toe man was snapped the Knloks’ five-game adapting to their new coach’s pendablp, economical Mobil Heating Oil. Emergency or opponents .arose during the in the college division, is now kicked wound for losing the Su­ hope we’re back in toe Super fen se." George Foreman. The meeting losing streak. philoeophy and this has been no. Give us a call. Anytime. per Bcwl.’’ week ^preceding toe Daniels 10-3 fo r the year. Bowl soon," said Griese, a five- Dallas outrusbed Miami’s would be in toe ring. Hbuston coach Tex 'VlTnteir the diffiBrenoe,’’ fight. Foreman has not called Sophomore forward Paul Wa­ heating oil The grim, disappointed quar­ y ea r pro at age 26. “ But, it ”He’s okay. He wants to fight said of Lanto’ final shot, "I touted ground gainers 2S2 yards publicly for a fight with Fra­ ters sank a pair of free throws terback added, “The Cowboys means . another training camp, again in a couple of months,” zier. think we got to the best shot we to 80 yards and Cowboy R oger and BIU. R a ^ r dumped in a Blades Lose Lead were not losers and neither are manager Yank Durtiam said could have with the best shoot­ all the sweat, and winning a lot Staubach—w(ith his ability .and But Frazier has made it clear layiq> to the test 14 seconds to NEW HAVEN (AP) — The 24-HOUR SERYieE! • PHONE 643-5135 toe Dolitoins." Sunday after Frazier knocked er taking that rtiot. You don’t of tough games to get back Coach Tom Landry’s mind— he is not In any hurry for a give B ridgeport an 85-83 victory New Haven Blades drped Funny. ’Ihe Miami clan kick­ down Terry Daniels five times rematch with All, whom Fra­ make them aU, n o cn e does and where we were Sunday morn­ outnlayed Griese at quarter­ over StonstaiU. two games over the weekend ed—and sounded—exactly like and stopped him in the fourth in g .” back. zier usually calls “ Clay.” The victory was the sixth In a so. what could have been a and were knocked from first Moriarty Brothers losers Sunday after being round Saturday night in his Shula, unlike his troops, had Orjese Wt 12-of-28 passes to Alt has contended that he row for the Purple Knights and sweet victory turned into a de­ place to toe Northern Division first fight since he outpointed horseiiriiipped in Super Bowi VT been a Super Bowl loser before. really beat Frazier and put him boosted their record to 11-2. f e a t " of toe Eastern Hockey League. outgaln Staubach 184 yards to Muhanunad All last March 8. by Dallas, a team that finally When coach of the BalUmore into .toe hospital, and although BrldgMwrt trailed at halftime Houston had taken a 108-107 Saturday night the Blades WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! 119, but J olly R oger .m ade the "I’d like to fight again in won toe big one. Frazier eald this did not bother 45-41 but took control to the lead with 87 seconds left on a scored the first goal in their RACE OFFICIAL—^Bob Dougan has been connected Colts, the tough Hungarian lost Wg plays while Blscayne Bob maybe a month or two,” said —“They demolished us,” said him. he also said, “I feel Olay second haU ch ly to see StonrtiUI free throw bv little Calvin Mur­ game with CJKntcn, but then the with the Five Mile Road Race in Manchester in a 16-7 shocker to the New Yoric fluni'e the hectic finish. phy, who throttled a second roof fell In and the (Jometa Jets in 1969. an interception that set up Dal; the champlmiship. I don’t like one capacity or another—from participant to referee and Miami’s only points against Dallas. Kari Noonan holds placement try. —“They embarrassed us," more because I don’t need Tbs OoaM Guard was ted by half Rockets spurt. The Khloks romped to an easy 7-1 victory. ‘.T don't guarantee it," Shula las’ final score. to smother it.” him .” — since the inception of the road race back in 1927. s PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER e VENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 MANCHEiSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-ONE ‘Nice To Win When You Don’t Play Well’ —Nicklaus ______\ ■ Birdie Putt ge On First Hole Bruins Kept Red Goal Light Shining in NHL NEW YORK (AP) — New York in the East Division. les 4;< Montreal 6, Buffalo 2; seconds after the Canadlens Boston Bruins past and Jim lx>rentz, who spent one i Nets $28,000 Toronto 4, New York 3; Pitts­ knotted the score., full sesaon and part of another PEBBLE BEACH, CaUf. present kept the red goal burgh 4, P h ila d e li^ 2; St. Crisp, who scored his first in 'Boston livery, notched his Louis 7, Minnesota 2. (At^)—“It s luce to win a light shining in National goal in the opening period, cap­ Household Services 13-A Help Wonted-Female 35 Salesmen Wonted 36-A first two goals'of the season to ped a third-period rally that en­ tournament when you don't Hockey League play Sun­ Held to a 0-0 tie through one CLASSIFIED AD'VERTISING DEPT. HOURS WOMEN, need money? Part- pace the Buffalo Sabres to a-4-2 period, the Bruins erupted for abled the Blues to nip Toronto. WASHING mochitie repairs, HAPPY ADS play that well. It’s nice to day night. victory over Montreal, leaving 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmoire, time, good pay, car needed. EXTRA MONEY Derek Sanderson scored three six goals in the second period Frank St. Marseille tied the the third-place Canadlens eight M ay^. Reasmiable rates. C all 1-637-2464 collect. Between FOR YOU IN ’72 know that other people can goals, Ken Hodge two and Phil to demolish the Red Wings. The score at 3-3 just 11 seconds aft­ points behind the Bruins, Owner of Pike Coin Wash and 10-11:30 a.m., 12:30-2:30 p.m. make mistakes, too.” Esposito, Johnny Bucyk, Eddie barrage started with three er Guy ’Trottler put the Leafs in COPY CLOSING 'TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Sell KNAPP SHOES part- Jack Nicklaus was talking Terry Crisp, -who played all goals In little more than four front. Crisp netted the winner D ry Cleaning, 276 W est M iddle WORLD time or full-time. Complete Westfall and Mike Walton one mm 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOA'nON ’Turnpike, next to Stop and NURBERT school teacher, 9- about his less-than-spectacular each as the Bruins swamped of three games with the Bruins minutes and included Espo­ less than 3Vi m inutes later. 12:80, Monday through Friday. selling equipment provided Deadline for Saturday and Monday ie 4:80 p.m . FYiday Sh6p. 643-4918, 647-1719. playoff victory over young the Detroit Red Wings 9-2 and back in 1966-66, also tallied sito’s 37th of the season. 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Nicklaus, who now has won the Rangers to Buffalo last Magnuson and Bobby Hull also 493, Jane Tlione 479, Donna all size Venetian blinds. Keys missions, part-time evenings. Maple Leafs. convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST Home party plan. Car neces­ five of his last six stai^ and is week, helped the Sabres end a tallied as Chicago opened a 13- Strattman 475, M ary ^ t t ic e llo DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for tlio> made while you wait. Tape threatening a dominance of the Billie King Elsewjiere, the Chicago Black seven-game winless streak. It point lead over Minnesota in 482. next insertion. The Herald U responsible for only ONE In- recordeirs for rent. Marlow’s, sary. 648-7769. DEPENDABLE man who can Hawks edged the Minnesota was Montreal’s sixth con­ work without supervision. Ex­ game unmatched in history, the West Dlvisicm. correct or omitted Insertion lor any advertisoment and then 867 M ain St., 649*5221. WOULDN’T It be nice to do North Stars 3-2 and the Phila­ secutive road setback. GARDEN GROVE — lOtty only to the extent of a “ make good” insertion. Errors which cellent opening in Manchester. sank an 18-foot birdie putt on Philadelphia came from be­ something? Everywie should. In Marathon delphia Flyers and Los Angeles Lorentz put Buffalo in frcsit do not lesson the value of tiie advertisement will not be No experience necessary. Age the first playoff hole for a $28,- hind three times to tie Los An­ Brynes 127, Phyllis Huestls 180, And being an Avon Represen­ Kings battled to a 3-3 deadlock. in the second minute of play Kay Scabies ,166-390, Nancy oorrooted by “ make good” insertion. not important. Good character .. . Someone 000 check in his first start of geles, the last on Ed Van tative” Is Ideal. Take care of Saturday’s resu lts: Boston 4, and then scored the wlimer ear­ Building ContracMng 14 a must. We train. Air mail: the year. 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Second place w as 46-49 Park St., Near Main, tec romns, dormers, porches, 0773 . 649-0047. the opening tlpoff,” snapped State 1 3 4 ^ ; No. 14 Brigham M ilwaukee 38 10 .792 —r FOUND''.-^ IMilte’ femsde GCr-’ Will serve as project en­ EXCELLENT care given to worth $16,000. Young whipped Utah 67-61; No. Hartford, Conn. cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, -!------An equal oi^rtunlty Northwestern Coach Brad Sny­ (Miicago 32 14 .696 6 man Shei^erd puppy, call Bol­ gineer to guide design of your chUd !n my home. <3all Registered m lnla- Lee Trevino was alone in 19 Hawaii nipped Portland 90-87 247-9774 bathroom s, kitchens, 649-8446. GEORGE N. CONVERSE — In- several smaU appliances si­ der. “I’m sure never going to Phoenix 27 21 .663 11 ton D og W arden, 649-6900. teilor, exterior, painting, pa- employer. Apply: 646-6668. ture poodle puppies. Shots, third at ’T3 fo r 286. F red M arti, and No. 20 M arshall over­ multaneously. let my players look at it Detroit 17 30 .362 2% ------— ' wormed and puppy clipped. 71, and Australian B ruce whelm ed M orris H arvey 88-69. Fuoifle Division FOUND — SmaU buff colored First National Stores. Inc. again.” con tractor. Additions, rem od- (i^iU after 3 p.m . 643-2804. Supervision over drafting Cham pion blood lines, $100. Crampton, 73, tied at 287. ’Ihe Minnesota put its match Los Angeles 41 6 .891 — mongrel male. CaU Bolton Dog BusillOSS SoiViCOt 13 After the warmup, a la Har­ eling and repairs. CaU any Park & Oakland Avenues and other support personnel. Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 1-423-7208. away in the early stages, lead­ Seattle 28 19 JS96 13^ W arden, 649-5900. group at 288 included England’s lem Globetrotters, the Wildcats CARFENTER-nAvailable eve- time for free estimate. 876- RICHARD E. MIAR'i'iN.- Bhill Liaison with manufactur­ ing 31-8 late in the first half Golden St. 27 19 .687 14 E ast H a rtford , Ckmn. PUPPIES—All American mutt, ’Tony Jacklln, who had a pair of p'-Tn snw something they FOUND SmaU brown female nlngs and weekends. No job ifia, . pixdessional ixiinting service, ing on producUcm problems. Houston — 1 ----- 4 —I— Free estl- sevens enroute to a final 77, wouldn’t want to see again — and 43-20 at the interm ission. 16 30 .348 28 short tall. Phone 8 weeks, home raised with chU- Portland monjprel, short tall. Phone Bol- too”blg or too smaU., CaU Ste- ....4 NOTICE Big George Archer, Dan Sikes, MiOiiejoia s sledgehammer of­ The victory moved the Gophers 12 37 .246 30V. ton Drtmr og Wardein,wai-San 649-6900.AiA-KcnA __ x r-_u _ _» o.a MASONRY, low out Of scason m ates, filUy Insured. 649-4411. i x )MESTIC help wanted. New SPECIAUZED dren, $6. 742-9258. Sunday’s Resdtts phen M artin at 646-7295 after prices, aU types cf stone and TOWN OF COVENTRY and Bob Murphy, who holed a fense. It resulted in an 84-60 into a first-place tie with (Milo 2 p.m . service, capable women for PERSONNEL SERVICE State for the Big Ten leadT M ilwaukee 126 Portland 97 concrete work. Replaster and jrr— , .. FREE to good home, smaU fe- gOARD OF TAX REVIEW three-wood shot for a rare Gopher triumph Saturday 24 light' house^vork and other male shepherd, approximate- Coventry Board of Tax night, Baltim ore 17, W ioenix 14 Improve your cellar now. CaU PlOOr riniSning INC. double eagle on the second hole 'Die Marquette victory wasn’t AnnouneementB househcilid duties. Transporta­ ly"one year old. ExceUent with Review will meet in the Tax As- night. New York 19, Houston 18 MR. ED Snow plowing, Hebron- after 5 p .m . 648-1870, 644-2976. of the final round. as easy. 'The W arriors needed FLOOR SANDING, and refta' tion furnished. R^erences. lU West Main St., chUdren, veiy quiet dog. C!aU geggor-g office to hear any ap- Cincinnati 128, Cleveland 18 RESERVE NOW! N ew banquet Amston area. (JaU 228-9967. ishing (specializing in older CaU 043-2901. ’Trevino, Jacklln and Herb "We wanted to slow them AUle McGuire’s eight-foot jump Waterbury, Conn. anytlm e, 643-1676. peals from assessm ents on the Atlanta 124, ITilladelphla 116 floors). Inside painting, paper Hooper, 'ndio finished writh a ’77, d o^ to see how they’d react,’’ shot with five seconds left to Only games scheduled hall, alr-conditloned, carpeted, commercial fullfi.ii bar, Ko,. kitchen iHbnhAn faculties. fAoiUMna. piom^, wmmercw Special Servicos 15 hanging, n o job too small. DENTAL assistant for special- Phone 1-767-0368 mT.Tg;ABir.TH, V ictoria, A lbert, Grand List of O ctolw r 1, 1971, on all made runs at the leaders in fh i ^ 12th straight. ABA and residential. Reasemable the gam e. B.y.O.B. Wedding, banquets, John VerfaUle, 646-6750. 872- ty ofiHce, “ experience pr^erred ' ’ ______Edward, George and James th® following dates: the warm sunshine, but all "Our heads are out of propor- East Division rates. Also avaUable as a back pxANO Tuning by graduate of February 1, 2, 3, It didn’t work. The Gophers stags, all social functions. 2222. but wlU train, references. PART-TIME, Hebron — Marl- are Intervlewh* prospective knocked themselves out of it. tlon to our game,” said Coach W. L. Pot. G.B. S ^ r s a v X i r e . Y ^ o id e up rig . CaU_ .. 646-8467 o r 647-9804, Cfollege of Music. Instru­ 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. took a 6-0 lead and that was all W rite P.O . B ox 442, Glaston­ borough area, 1% hours light loving owners. These heart A1 McGuire, father of the hero. Kentucky 36 9 .800 — ments sold and repaired. Sheet February 4, 5, for Northwestern’s semifreeze. Meeting Hall, Colony Shops, t r b e SERVICE (Soucler) bury, exxm. janitorial, omce house keep- stealers have cross. Golden­ “It would take about 16 people V irginia 29 18 .617 8 music and accessories. Ward 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. There were tev? surprises South W lhdsor, Conn., 644-2966. T rees cut, buUdlng lots clear- “ eSaJMe* Wanted - ing, 6 nig^its p er week. CaU CoUle parents.. Shots. 647-1240 Blank Triumphs to carry our heads out of the New Y ork 21 27 .488 -16% By Albert A. Rossi, among the nation’s Top 10 Business Service 26 ServiceM aster, 633-2935, 9-10 a fter 5 p.m . arena.” FULL-TIME Chairm an In Bowling Play teams over the weekend, al­ Floridians 20'26 .435 16% LOOKINO for j“»l>5;*S>b£m? W ^ ^ w S L p.m . McGuire called the dose call Pittsburgh 19 29 .486 ' 18% and enjoyment with Artex ^ |X S'TEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Experienced clerical woric- WE HAVE AKC Sassafras bred Dated January 17, 1972. By THE ASSOCIA’TED PRESS though the Second 10 was rid­ Roofing — Siding "a bad game, just a bad C arolina 16 31 .342 21 palhts. Paint anything from A fireplaces, flagshme terraces. ers wanted for our general poodles, black and silver, but Frank Blank of Rockville and dled by losses. gam e.” West Division to Z. JessMia. For more gi^ow PLOWING — residential a L LAPLANT—Siding, roofing, -All concrete repairs, both in- o ffice . CONTROL DATA CORP. they’re not going to be citi­ Rose Smedick of Torrington UCLA, the country’s No. 1 zens, because they have no pa­ But Jim Harding, the Detroit Utah 38 14 .702 — Infonliation call Unda Rose, _ commercial. CaU now, there storm windows, awnings, Qual- “ud outside, railings, w ere the top nam es in Ckxi- club, stormed by Califonila 82- Business Form Division pers. R easonable, phone 644- 43; second-ranked Marquette coach, thought that his team Indiana 27 19 .687 6% 646-2177. is room to get on Ust for good ity workmanship, free estl- landsc^lng. Reasonably Must bo able to use a cal- PRINTING PLANT necticut duckpin tournament M em phis 20 27 .426 13 service. CaU 646-4643. m ates. FuUy insured. 649-8417, priced . CaU 648-0861. culator, comptometer or “Manchester Plant” 0014. play over the weekend. edged Detroit 68-66; No. 3 had something to do with the Receiver— Stockman D allas 20 30 .400 14% adding machine. Blank posted a six game 844 North Carolina defeated No. 8 near-upset. 3 TWO YOUNG m arried m en wUl 872-9187. ______------Denver 17 28 .378 16, Personols Experienced pressman and help­ to top 276 m en in H oliday Vin-jinia 86-79; No. 6 Louisville "Won’t know if fiiey had a Company offers good wages Receive and move heavy Sunday’s Results do small repair jobs and paint- b i d WELL Home Improvement BOnaS ers wanted. Starting salary Class B event at Manchester. topped Bradley 76-71; seventh- bad game, or if we made them INCOME TAX returns prepar- jjg,, cellar cleaning and and working conditions, c equal opportunity employer. CONNECTICUT Stanford 65-63. NHL WANTED, Brldos-to-be! Re Burning_____ ^ barrels deUvered. $4. s o c ., 643-5129. „ , ___ „ , _ ’The Hebron Planning and through a score of 768 and six Michigan Coach Johnny Orr Api^y An Equal Opportunity Employer commissior. will hold a Liberal benefits progrram Am ong the Second 10, F lorida East Division celve beautiful decorator Items $44.17^ . Roofing and high single game awards. said his team choked. Mrs. Smedick captured the upset No. 16 Kentucky, 72-70; W L T Pts. GF GA fw your future home, give a ------Chimneys 16-A MOR’TGAGES, loans, first, sec­ FIRST NATIONAL Public Hearing on January 25, that includes a non-(x>n- "I can’t understand why we Bosteed writing essential. Pleas­ NOTICE 1970 VOUfflW AOBN Bug, dork jtniygg_ gxes, shears, skates, packings 649-2871. BEAUTY Shop set up for 2 op- Buffalo 4, Montreal 2 MEN’S SWEATERS green, 2-d®®r *'*P®.®^’_ rotary blades. Quick service. ______1 ant personaUty. Must be good PLANNING AND •o ™ X. n J erators. ExceUent clientele with figures and bllUhg ac­ St. Louis 4, Toronto 3 radio, whitewall tires, low Capitol Equipment Co., 88 GRANTS Plum bing Service - ^ CaU ZONING COMMISSION D. J. HENRY C O . Boston 9, Detroit 2 mileage, exceUent condiUen. Main St., Manchester, Hours Free estimates, plus quaUty counts. Resume to Box D, HEBRON, Manchester Herald. Invites You to attend a Seminar Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 3, • Specially Purchased From Top Maker 649-8848. daily 7:30-6, ’Ihursday, 7:30-9 w ork. 648-0341. ______n CONNECTICUT tie Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7968. MUST sell — 1969 V olvo, 87,0(» DENTAL Hygienist — Expert- i'Followlr.j a Public Hearing (Mily games scheduled. ^ WAT^N Plumbing ^ d Private InstracNons 32 enced and certified. East of on December 14, 1971 the Plan- • Made to Sell For *10 to *15 miles, excellent condition. 1966 Heating. - Bathroom remodel- ADVANTAGES OF GROUP INVESTING IN Meroiry station wagon, good H oU iehold ServfCOS 13-A tag and repairs. Free estii COLLEGE professor tutoring ^® on'!la^al^^l‘^W2"“S"S REAL ESTATE condition. 649-4403. _ _ _ _ _ ------^ ----- mites. CaU W9.8806. High .School French; High TWO handymen want a variety w.o.iiah Writn 8* E- (Center St., Manchester, prove the Mlllstream Bark auo- 1967 FORD Squire wagon. Good j^,,g gjgg jg pgpg, school-coUegeSChCK English. Write v i(dsron Plan prepared by HUB NOW! Box H, Manchester Herald. • Designed for the small or large investor condition. Power steerl^, j^ngtag, painting and oelUng .g.... ------— _____jrrrr------Corporation, for the Robtason T o 50% and pow er brakes. Phone 646-6283 643.5805. MllllllOfyi . TYPIST - RBCBPTKJNIST property on MUlstream and • Income and Growth alter 6 p.m. Dressmaking H Help Wanled-Female 35E part-time, from 1 to 6 LZ'. p.m. weusw^w«iiBwood Roads with theth foi GOVE’S Flxit Service — appU- y — Hank Martyn 163-166^9, '" —----- V /ig V M m i ------. ■ Efksily BLCCOSsibI© to Sftiii lowinK urovlsioiis• M ore O ff! NEED CAR? <3redlt ve^ OM. g^gg repairs, saws sharpened. LADIES’ dresses, suits, wed- SBWINa machine operators, tea (Ueantag (fontractors, 161 T_tg mq j no 3 No. 6, N6. • Tax Shelters Russ DeVeau 366, E d Bujaucius Bankrupt, repoBsesslonT ««».• ,g ^ mowers sharpened and ding gowns and veils, all cus- apply Cobar Co., 77 HUUard Walnut St., Hartford, Conn., 7, No. 8, No. 10, No. 11, No. 137-881, Joe Pagano 187-375, E5d est Douglas a ccepts low est rgpgired, etc. CaU 646-6020. tom m ade. Some alterations. St., M anchester '643-2264. ca ll 649-2600 fo r appointment, • Retirement Burbank 137-368, Charles Whelan down, smallest payment, any- - ...... 13 and No. 16 are not ap­ Reasimable prices. 649^1133. proved for building at this ,137-352, R occo Lupacchino 380, Eight styles, six of which are shpwn, to choose from, all where. Not small loan finance PLOORS stripped and waxed, LIVE-IN baby sitter, Ught ElGUi^ Clerk FuU-time. • College Education Pete A ceto 140-382, Joe ’Twaro- with o 1970 look, . . . In coots or pullovers . . . In 100% company plan. Douglas Motors One year experience. Profes- housekeeping. Phone 646-7894, Must have good figure aptitude time«L Lots No. 2, No. 4, No. 6, No. nite 366, E lliott Fish 387, A1 wools or 100% virgin acrylics. Fine or cqorse knits,* also 846 % ^ . slonal ' job with ecmiomlcal ^ . m ornings. and be able to operate office Build Your Estate Bujaucius 370, Andy Lamour- prices. Call 649-4421 between w lO V in g — machines. BScperience pre-- -9, No. 12 and No. 14 are ap­ eaux 143-374, Ken Seaton 136- jacquards, mostly solid colors in the "In” shades. Half 1969 SPORTS Fury P ow er 10 Trucking - Storage 20 GENERAL OPENINGS — Serv­ ferred. Five-day work week, proved for building, how­ 383, Don Simmons 189-187-899, zippers, full zippers. Really, o great collection! The quality steering, power brakes, air- ____ ing the Hartford area since IhcludtaS Saturday, We offer ever, Lots Noi 2, No. 4 and ’fuesday, January 18th at 7:30 P.M. conditioning. One owner. JIFFY Venetian BUnd Laundry MANCHBS'TER — DeUvery No. 6 require, certain drains Art Johnson 360, F red M cO irry is there to see the savings ore super. Sizes s, m, I, xl in 1966. R egister fo r the follow ing good starting salary, full line 136-369, Howie Hampton 146-144- $1,999. Phone 876-0688. repairs, sales and service, cus- Ught trucking and package de­ positions: Secretaries, typists, of benefits and two vreeks va- prior to building. For information and reservations <»11 412, Ed K ovis 361, Frank Calvo group, but not in every style. tom and stock shades and livery. Refrigerators, washers clerks, bookkeepers and gener­ cation. ITT Continental Baking Dated at Hebron, Connecticut, GOAL!—^Boston's Mike Walton fires puck past Detroit goalie A1 Smith as the bltads. We also do sharpening, and stove moving, specialty. (Company, 621 Conn. B lvd., this 14th day o f January 1972. 644-1519 141-358, V ic M arinelli 862, Dick x-x-x-x-x- X*i'X*x*x*>: al office. Never a fee. Rita Girl Bruins went on scoring spree in 9-2 victory at Boston Garden. (AP photo) K rol 381, John R leder 144. 334 Jackson St., WllUmantlc. EVdtag (diairs fo r rent. 649- 99 E. Center St., Manchester E ast H artford. 628-4181. An Charles Eaton, x*x*x*;*x*A Read Herald Ads H?8-<)686. 0762. 945 M A IN ST. M A N C H E S T B t 646-3441. equal opportunity employer. Secretary PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., . MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-THREE. Rooms WiHiout Board 59 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H o u s m For Sole . 72 Homes For Sate 72 WILL share 6-room apartment MANCHIBSTER Beautiful 6- HousM For Sate 72 Houses For Sate 72 Houses For Sate 72 Houses For Sole 72 Out of Town Wanted - Rdol Estate 77 with gentleman. Color TV, A m SR 14UMTIMG SEASON IS OVER MANCHESTER — Immaculate roam Ranch on a treed 120x160' — ----- ‘T— ------— ■ ' — ----- ^------$26,900 — LARGE 8 - bedroom For Sate 75 SBILINO your property? We CLASSIFIED swimming pool, etc. Call 876- New England To Get Garrison Oolonla) with front- lot, 2 bedrooms, dining room, LARGE BRICK CAPE MANCHESTER — Large 8H- MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom Ranch, fireplace, aluminum need Uzttogs, call Jc| m H. Lap- 9716. vte n e a r p r o m a r e a d e r TMUSLV” to-back living room, formal family sized kitchen, family Kew on the market, this cus­ room Colonial, 2M baths, two Ranch, large backyard, excel- aiding, garage, large wooded VERNON —Four-bedroom cus­ pen In c., R ealtora, 649-6261. dining room, fircplaced-llving room and a flreplaced living LARGE furnished room., for. tom built home has ai^nucl- 'fireplaces, double garage, ahi- l*nt condition, only $22,900. iqj^ Hutchins Agency Realtors, tom CMonlal. City utiUUes. room, big country kitchen with room, attached garage, all olu- matoly 8,200 square feet of liv­ ADVERTISING male only. Parking. $16 week­ minum siding, huge lot. E xec- DsU John Schultz, 1-677-1916. 849-5324. High choice arca, buUt-tas, ga, ®f, “ *®- Fast-Warming Trend all the built-ins, 8 large bed- minum sided. Only $82,000. Wol- ing space, 4 bedroonu, (8 on utive area. H eritage House, W olcott R eal Estate, 668-8200. ly. Call 646-0223 after 6 p.m . rage, fireplace, IM baths, Iw ®»®^ For prompt friendly ser- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS rooms and full bath up. Pro- verton Agency, Realtors, 649- second floor), 8% baths, rec 646-2482. BOULrDBR Rd. Privacy on over 80’s. Meyer, Realtora. 648-0609. *^*®®> ®®** Dlmock Real- By THE ASSOCIATED PREISS readings, while Montpelier waa fessionally finished basem ent 2818. ^room, large rear porch, garage MANCHESTER 1^ acres, custom CkSonlal, rec ------!------ty, 649-9628. Winter becam e a reality fo r 16 below and Burlington 9 be­ 8 A.M. to 4:30 PJM. with rec room, bedroom and for 3 cars, etc. Loaded with MANCHESTER L ovely 6- Country Atmosphere , room, special Interior, 2-car BOLTON low. Apartments - Flats - one-half bath. Breezaway and extras that must be seen. Pri­ room, S-bedroom Cape with BUILDING LOTS — Will pay New England again last week- ___ _ _ Seldom do we have the op­ garage. PhUbrick Agency, Re­ A .a It -r • a n itit ^ .... Leoanon, N.H., reported 16 2-car garage. All on a treed ^*“ **^,^* vate setting, close t o 1-86 . . . basement rec room, garage, altora, 646-4200. top dollar. J A S Building end when a mass of arctic air concord NH 10 be- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Tenements 63 portunity to offer a 6-room WALL-TO-WALL C orp., 623-8838. 646-2276. ’ C oncord, N.H. 10 Oe 120x160’ lot. $48,900. W olverton ***** and best of all, this house is covered patio. Bowers School 4:S0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PDBUCATION Cape, breezeway, garage New caiiietihg maikea this replaced a warm air mass that low. Pittsfield, to western Mas- Deadline for Saturday and M onday ia 4.:S0 p.m . Friday TWO-BEDROOM apartment, 4- A gency, Realtors,. 649-2818. sensibly p riced to sell at $62,900. area. M erritt A gency, 046-1180. had produced spring-like condl- sachusetts, recorded 3 below, sized kitchen, sunporch and 2- with city living and subur­ MANCHESTER home very desdrable. AvaU- family house, children accept­ ^riilcfa Is considerably less than tions for nearly a week. and Worcester in the center of car garage, walking distance ban sutToundtogs. Priced to aMe Immediately, this 6- ed, $135. J.D . R eal Estate, 643- !>>i LARGE COLONIAL replacement cost. T. J. Orook- MANCHESTER — 6-6 two fam­ REMODELED Rockville In Boston, It got down to 5 j h e state had 5 below, 6120. to schooHB and shopping and ily remodeled kitchens and mid 20s. CaU for more de- room Ranch Is nestled on YOUR COOPERATION WIIX |>IAI 9T11 7 O P with 3 bedrooms and 2-car ett, Realtora, 648-1677. degrees overnight Sunday, the fn Rhode Island, it was sero to bus. Excellent buy for the one- 6-room Bungalow, Just re­ two acres with trees, en- BE APPRECIATED l/IM Ia 0*IA"Af I I garage. Can be converted to baths. Fireplace. Large lot. _____ Hospital Notes lowest reading since Feb. 3, Providence and 3 below at THREE-ROOM heated apart­ car family. Priced in low 80’s. decorated, new bath, ga­ clozed breezeway and 2-car offices. Hurry! $26,900. TEN-ROOM Contemporary Garages. Wolcott Realtora, FRECH ETTE & MAR' ment, second floor. Stove, re­ Call Doris Smith or Bea MUl- 066-8300. rage, excellent location. garage. Just off Route 6 and VI iH ® *“ recorded. Quonset. Hartford, Conn., also Ranch, with S-room studio R ealtors 647-1 visiong boon ore 12:80 to 8 Lest you forget, the mercury reported a zero readirg, while frigerator. Near bus line, no HERITAGE HOUSE ette, Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ Bowers School. Won’t lost 44 and 84, minutes from ConHnued From Preceding Page pets. Security. Available Feb­ apartment or in-law suite. p.m. in all except m»- hit 59 degrees at 1 a.m. last it was 9 at New Haven. R ealtors 646-2482 tors, MLS, 643-1121. ^ MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Z Large 6- downtown Manchester. ruary 1st. A fter 5 p.m ., 646- For the F’kier Homes Over IH acres of land with a ______, are 2 to 4 Friday. The National Weather Service view. Redwood construction, room Crionlal, double garage, FRECHETTE & M ARTIN FRECHE?rTE & MARTIN * ” * p«m. And, Boston was warm com- at Boston offered some encour- Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 Household Goods 51 1098. $15,900 — A ttractive Five-room EXECUTIVE I $21,900 7-room older home. Cape, Fireplace, paneling, large thermqpane windows. treed lot. P riced fo r Imm e- R ealtors 647-9993 R ealtors 647-9998 , , J ” ' „ , pared to other New Elngland agement this morning, how- Large oversized Ranch built diate sale at $26,900. Heritage JOHN buys and sells used fur­ NEWER 2-bedroom Town house .*! living room with___ Franklin_____ baseboard______heat. Oarage, 160 Philbrtok Agency, Realtors. ______Admitted Thursday: Beverly places today and Sunday night, ever, saying that a *rapld includes heat and appliances, 646-4200. for the quaUty minded exec­ House, 646-2482. -----...... '---- WAMTSD — good hom es fo r 6 niture, appliances. 479 Middle stove, fa m ily room , lot 100x120, foot wooded lot. Hutchins ______■ ______MANCHESTER — CSidce loca- RfiT.TO'N Keene, Staffoiti ^rings; No^ Caribou, Maine, reported a warming trend was expected $186 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, utive now must be sold. Lo­ man Major, Willimantic; Pat- low of 25 below, five degrees this afternoon and tonight. flu ffy puppies. Phone 646-0655. Tpke. east; Open afternoons. It im m ediate occupancy. M arion A gency, 649-5324. MANCHESTER — 6-room bun-, tion, 8-rcom Garrison COLkmlal, R ealtor, 049-4586. cated near East Hartford, New listing, practicaUy new 6- rlcla Harned. Klbbe Rd., EUtog- colder than Greenville. In Port- "Temperatures will likely be Wednesday, Tliursday, Friday, E . R obertson, R ealtor, 643- MANCHESTER galow, large rooms, porch, ga- H i baths, deluxe kitchen, porii- GOOD home wanted for lovable MANCHESTER —e-romn Ca|M, this ypung Ranch otters > room Raised Ranch, 8 bed- ton; Marie Kloe, East Hartford; land, it was 6 below. above seasonable normal again until 9 p.m ., 646-5823, 646-7679. 2 ^ 6968. rage, city utilltiesi exceUent like yard. Mid 60’s. Hayes 3 month old Spsuiiel puppy. FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted 3-4 bedrooms, new bath, car­ MARTIN SCHOOL large bedrooms, 2 fuU baths, area, near bus. Only $21,900. A gency, 646-0131. rooms, large Uvtog room, dining Deane Bunce, Willy Circle, Newport and St. Johnsbury in on Tuesday,” said the fore­ C all 647-1825. 36” FRIGID AIRE electric to share apartment with same. MANCHESTER peting, immaculate conditlan, 2-oar garage and oh, yea, a room and kitchen with glass Rockville: Stella Colburn, West Vermont both reported 20 below casters. Reascmable, ca ll 529-6815, 649- Large custom 7-room Ranch, gorgeous family room. Call H ayes A gency, 646-0181. stove. Excellent condition. n ice yiu’d. Only $22,900. H ayes MANCHESTER — Spacious 7- sUdtog doors, 2 fuU baths, fire- St.; RockvUle; Anna King, ------—------1______SAINT BERNARD pups, AKC, 1963. JUST FOR YOU 2 baths, family room, dual for more details. We’re changing to gas. Asking Ideal first home situation, Agency, 646-Olsl. room home, aluminum sldtog, place, waU-to-waU carpeting. Grove St., Rockville; Ruth rough and smooth, $100 and fireplace, patio, kitchen MANCHESTER $75. Call 649-7812. 3rl>edroom Cape in a fine new roof, first-floor famUy aluminum sldtog, aluminum Bronson, Union St., Rockville; up. 646-6397 after 6 p.m. week­ NEW — Deluxe duplex, 3 bed­ MANCHESTER — Eariy occu­ buUt-tos, aluminum siding, FRECHETTE & MARTIN KING SIZED Vernon room s, 1% baths. Full private residential area close to 2-car garage. iWHn, double garage. Only storms, 2-car basement garage, Diane Ctooper, Mt. Vernon Dr., ends anytime. pancy cn this 9-room Colonial, R ealtors 647-9998 This huge qversised custom basement. Carpeting. All mod­ Apaitments - Flats - Business LoeaHons Wanted To Rent 68 schools, shopping and bus. $34,900. H ayes A gency, 646- one acre treed lot. Only $84,500. Rockville; AdeUne Grant, Wap- GAS STOVE, good condition, 27’ living room with fireplace, ■Cape Is situated on 100x296’ em appliances. Close to shop­ Flreplaced - living room, M E R R irr AGENCY 0131. TT ja p pwATOT^ p/-v Plug Wood Rd., Rockville; Mar- $35. Call 646-4376. Tenements 63 For Rent 64 w a n t e d — House to rent with huge dining room, heated sun- MANCHESTER area — Atten­ lot on the oiitsklrts of Man­ Winter Scene Top Picture ping and schools. Children w el-, oversized master bedroom, KliiALlY U J. IWL. garet Ratoaud, So. Hadley Falls, Arricles For Sate 45 room, up to 5 bedrooms, 2^ 646-1180 tion gentlemen farmers, 8- chester. Fill! shed dormer RfXHLEDOE, dynamic 9-room KITCHEN SET, formica top, corned. $260 m onthly. Paul W. DELUXE 2-bedroom apart------option to buy in rural setting, alum, siding A garage. Out­ 643-2692 Mass.; Donald Marra, Dogwood ment, waU4o-wall carpeting, COMMERCIAL {dace for lease, with a little acreage, low 20’s. baths. Home and office poten­ room, custom built Colonial- offers two king sized bed­ Ranch, 6 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, OOMPLETTE home stereo sys­ brown and beige. Ebccellent Dougan, R ealtor, 649-4536 or standing at $24,900. M r. G or­ Cape, 2 baths, 2 acres, out- Lane, South Windsor; Marjorie In Art Group^s Selection com idete appliances, 2 air- M ain St., next to Call Jim Jmndan, 846-7260, 9-6. don. tia l, $44,600. W olverton Ag«»- MANCHESTBH — Nine-room rooms plus U vl^ room, din- large famUy room, cathedral tem includes ampllfier-receiv- condition. $50. Phone 649-9083. 646-1021. buUdtogs. H ayes A gency, 646- Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Girardtoi, Kibbe Rd., Ellington. condlUoners, full basement, P®®* Excellent business cy . R ealtors, 649-2813. early American Ckdonial. Two tog room, *at-to kitchen and ceiling U'vtog and dtotog .room, ^ Discharged Thursday: Karen An oil .painting, „. "Winter------er_ specialist______at McGuire.___ He_ is «*, tape deck, turntable and 4 • • _0181.______bedroom on first floor, IH modern kitchen, exceUent MANCHESTER — Available washeiMlryer hook-up, vanity location with building. Coll 646- |nun«tinimt P m nnrtif • • MANCHESTBR — West side, 4- fireplaces, 2H baths, plush car- v^^O N Cape Cod, 5 bed- Gray. Hanv Lane, RockvlUe; Wcodland’’ by Patricia Kelly of assigned to a unit of the MiU- spM kers. Call 646-7679. type bath, glass siidh« doors, «>•»• invest^nt Property^ B(Sl W neighboiiiood. PhUbrick Agen­ REID MAPLE dining room set, immediately, 2-bedroom apart­ pettog. Double garage. Alu­ $27,900 - COZY 7-room home’ . nBor%ienrv t’no Frank Hecker, Buff Cap Rd., vernen was chosen as the "Pic- *®*^ Airlift Command which HOT WATER furnace, 77,000 'O chairs, older buffet, 649-4427. ment, heated, appliances, alr- 7 0 -A BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. CaP«- * « « * ly *w>™. 2 minum sldtog. Cul-de-sac cy,-R ealtora, 646-4200. ™ Tolland; Marie LaPotote, Glen- . . .. provides global airUft for U. S. E® EIRST . FLOOR office space. Manchester Parkade baths, carpeting, garages, % Baseboard heat, two-car ga- _____ D eyorio. 872-4468. . ^ ^ r . r»m tore o f m e M onm by m em bers ___ Btu, com plete, $50. convec­ condltloner, dish washer, dis­ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, centrally located, parking, $60 ROCKVILLE - Street. Walk-out basement. J ” , ______stone Dr., Rockville; Louise Wll- ' . mUltary forces. SEWING MACHINE — 1971 rig- W ell kept four- M stinhestor 649-6306 ac™ lot. Only $29,900. H ayes rage. Nice barn, horse stalls, FRECHE3TTE & M ARTIN tors. Built-in bath tubs, lava­ posal, $190., 649-3978, or 648- 643-2692. Pasek R ealtors, MLS, 289-7475 son. Main St., Ellington; Alice ®* *"® ToUs p ® County Art As- a 1965 graduate of Rockville zag, uncldmed layaway, bal­ ______m onthly. 643-1111. _ fa m ily house. Good incom e. ------^ ’ A gency, 646-0131. one acre. Hutchins A gency, R ealtora 647-9098 tories, cabinet sinks, ailumi- 6165. Lots For Sate 73 TTf^'L^ C A T 'C Sanborn. Ludwig Rd., Ellington; sedation at toe meeting held High School, Sgt. Couch attend- ance $41.86. Singer zig-zag, SPACIOUS four-room aport- Central location. $44,000. For GRACIOUS nntique Colonial In June Good, 648-1887. Realtora, 640-6824. num combination doors. 643- O a v JUJD Elizabeth Armstrong, Franklin last week. The painting wiU be ®® Trenton State College, N. J. originally over $300, now cmly ENJOY the privacy of your own ment. appliances, one chlldTno torther InformaUon call, 648- exceUent condlUon, 3 fire- CAPE 7-rooms, first-floor CAPE—0% room, shed former, ANDOVER — Overlocddng lake, 2465 evenings, 643-1442. MANOKEISTER Park, RockvUle; Adolph Gebler, on display at toe Rockville Pub- He has completed a tour of duty $45.85. Singer Touch and Sew, house and the convenience of 9678. places, 13 beautifully deco- family room, niodern kitchen playroom, new kitchen, new $2,600. BiSton — beach rights pets. B Z n t y deposit, utilities §21 'ooSLrcSnt “'^S.tes '“*« 7-ROOM SPLIT LEVEL COLONIAL CHARM roof, new bath, recently paint- $2,100. Coventry, 1% acres, $6,- P'DTf^'C Franklin Park E., RockvlUe; lie Ubrary. to Vietnam. STEREO equipment, Sansoi 100 $48.60. A ll guaranteed, ea sy apartment Hying at the same extra. $136. 633-6026. rated rooms, modem eat-in, with dishwasher, dining room. and 16. $60 per month. 646-4486. COVENTRY Enjoy year around sp<»is ed, near Manchester Parkade. 000. TiUland, '■acre, $4,000. *• Frank Holmik, Grant St., Rock- Mrs. Helen Rice ot Vernon Navy Graduate watt am-fm tuner am p. $115. ten asr 522-0931, dealer. time. Our 2-bedroom Town 4-famiIy, 4 Kitchen, formal living and din- central location, $24,500. Phil' 4 bedrooms to a prestige u ^ b rick A gency, R ealtors, 646- actlidties to your own back P rincipals only. M id 20’s . 648- H ayes A gency, 646-0181. vlllle; James Brady, Sunset was chosen as Artist of toe Navy Firemen . Apprentice AR turntable with empire cart­ House has 1230 sq. ft. of living OA^N A^ent - p i v e -ROOM Apartment offices I^flreoSe T L rar5“ ^ ’ area, large Uvtog room, din­ SIX month old 12” Sony port­ plus 4200. yard. Skating, swimming ing room, eat-in kitchen, 1006. ------$28,500 for a 4-bedroom Cape Terr., Vemon; Wayne Belanger, Monto. Her pictures will be on Michael P. Little, son of Mr. ridge, $60. 875-0588. space in addition to your own bedrooms, heat, hot water, combination, heat, hot water. “ 1 "” ^“ ®’ “ **^ * *»^m 8 P------MANCHESTER — Wooded, A- able color television. Original­ range, refrigerator, parking. nHvatn hath return. Ameay neaity, studio, study and 3 baths. ' ------z ------;;------r - n and danoetog on lovely IVi baths, loqntoY orea. The In E l^ Hartford. Large Uv- Legion Dr., Rockville; George display to the main reading and Mrs. Paul E. Little, 6 Hill- laundry room, storage base­ Saulter’s Pond. This fine COLONIAL — Choice reslden- zone, acre plus. Quiet but con- 45 POUND Hunting bow, $19.90. ly $379, asking $299. Phone 875-‘ ment, carport, balcony and Convenientlv located. No oets. ? ______j . . ___ R ealtors; 875-6288.. Stone w alls, gardens, large ® roomB, and enclosed interior has been complete­ tog room, carport, city util- Cock, Maple St., Vemon; room of the Ubrary. crest Dr., RockvUle, has been S tereo head phones $9.99, two 0688. home features 2 baths, for­ ly remodeled and almoet fin- tial area completely redeco- venlent location. M. Helen Pal- Ities. Convenient location on Charles Chesnet, Broaw Brook; The following pictures have graduated from recrait training terrace. We pay for gas cook­ 1^^-0OTS^^*7796^**’™ ^ “®"’ Api^y Marlow’S, MANCHESTER — Investment Ws!w. ^PWUtolck^ A^n^T^ mal dining room, Rec room, rated, new fully-appUanced m er. R ealtors, 648-6321, 649- m icrophones $29.99. C all 875- 1st.1st, 643-0978.643-0978, 643-7796.643-7796 — ...... p n ^ r t y , grossing over $8,000 **"®“ Age«®y. R ealtors, 646- ’ b .r. idied rec room, 2-car ga­ aulet side street Emery Clough, RFD 2, Tolland; been chosen to hang to area at the Naval Training Center, ing, gas heat and gas air-c<»i- 867 Main St., 649-5221. altors, 646-4200. buUt-tos and garage. Call. kitchen, formal dining room, 0688. 0688. dltloning. No extra charges. 4200. rage. Exterior needs paint­ ^ ■ Mrs. Anne Fortin and daughter, banks and Ubraries for a Great Lakes, 111. He is scheduled Wearing Apparel - MODERN three-room aftari- FOR l e a s f annivnHmataiir y®®Ny- Asking $49,500. Phll- M r. G ordon, 649-6306. Uvtog room with fireplace, ------» Cold Spring Dr., Vemon; Mrs. monto: "Morning Ught,” a pas- to report to the USS Neosho. Northwood Town Houses kt in­ J. e e r g u s o n k d . 2 new Qar- ing but for $$88,900? SNOWMOBILES — Gerich’s Furs 57 m ent. all utilities. Call 649-4555 1,800 i son square « , . , a ^ feet. Ideal for pro- 4200.***??’' A gency, R ealtors, 646- ufANCHESfTBR large master bedroom, fuUy ^ H T J H Brenda Bernier and son. Fair- tel by Mrs. Doreen Baab of El- Weapons Mechanic Service StaUon, 1082 Tolland tersection of Woodland and Hil­ between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. oentm i^Zuon. quiet strait • a # o FRECHETTE & M ARTIN atocondltloned. Immaculate OUf Of TOWII liard Sts., Manchester. Office fessicHial offices, combination rage, kitchen carpeting, self- B & W •AV'A-'-l' A A A view Ave. Ext., RockvlUe. Itogton at the Savings Bank of National Guard Airman Tpke., Buckland. Evinrude LADIEIS dress coat, black wool, near school, newer kitchen, condition. Beautifully land- oleaning oven, many extras. For Sate 75 Pool Faioio Admitted Friday: Marcelle ^kvilte: ‘‘Wtoter Morning to nu^olph R. Phillips Jr., son of and Alouette Snow Mobiles, cashmere blend, mink collar, on prem ises or. ca ll 649-6780. LOOKINO for anything in real ®“ ®® warehouse space. L a n d F o f S a te 71 good condition, nice yard. On­ BARROWS AND WAU^ACE CX). Realtors 647-9993 scaped grounds. PhUbrick ------:— estate rental — apartments. ®*® ” E®n®ral business zone. Open for ImpecUon, Saturday Manchester Parkade Keal hiState Passet, Franklin Park W., ®**^®*'*“ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph R. Phll- sales and service, clothing and size 10, like new. $46. 649-4617. NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, 1% ly $23,900. Hayes A gency, 646- A g e n c y ,. R ealtors, 646-4200. ’TOIXiAND.. .terrific buy at homes, multiple dwelUnn, no *^"* expansion, amide HEBRON — Horseman’s haven, and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. or any­ M anchester 649-6806 only $24,600. Neat ranch with 646-4126 649-1922 RochvUle; Clinton Butler, 'Over- S^®*".f‘®f***^*** Ups Sr., Brandy Hill Rd., Ver- accessories, Mastercraft and baths, stove, disposal, separate 0181. . b4b-4L4b b4U ^ vftiiAaor; Doro- ^ectlcut ^ ^d -^ t graduated at Lowry COAT, size 7-8, warm enough fees. Call J. D. Real Estate ParWng, located in Bolton be- 19 open acres with laige brook. ______tim e b y aiq^xiintment OoU MANCHEJSTER — Spacious 6 MANCHESTER large lot. Plus wo have more H olsdaw trailers. 643-2363. basements and hatchways, MANOHBS'IER — Large, plush ------thy Worm, Elizabeto Lane, Ver- Rcckyllle, Stu(ty No. 2 m colo., from the technical for school, pretty enough for A ssociates, In c., 643-5129. tw een Route 44-A and new $16,000. G erald Cross, R ealtor, manohesotor Staricweather construetloo, room home. Bowers School, SPACIOUS!! to the mid twenties. „. acrylic by ^ Peg Wtotoer .rf ^ g ALUMINUM sheets used as church, $10. Sweaters, skirts, Route 6. Am edy R ealty, R eal- 228-0065. 646-6388. rec room, new furnace, ga­ Garrison Colonial, first-floor wiU give you the detailji. T. J. street, children accepted, $2u WE HAVE custom ers w aiting tors, 876-6383 H AN DY HOME only one now avaUable fo r im - D ischarged F rid a y : p red er- E***®***^. *5** M ^ o r ia l ^1- ^ printing plates. .009 thick, 23x $2-4. 643-4226. Ranch, 2H baths, 2-cay garage, rage, Immediate occupancy. family room, 8 big bed­ Crockett, R ealtor, 648-1677 or monthly. Frechette & Martin, for the rnital of your apart------—------HEBRON — MlUstream Park, "C” ZONE comer lot property 36” , 25 cents each o r 5 fo r $1. That is close to shopfdng, large flreidaced family room, Only $28,600. H ayes A gency, rooms, elbow room lot. Ex­ mediate occupancy. Loaded ick Rlechardt, Hyde Ave., brary,. ^ington; Ora^e and Phillips, who was R ealtors, 647-9993. ment or hmne. J. D. Real Es- THREB3-ROOM comer office two acre homesites In estab- on Main St., 7 large iwteu. ’ 876-6279. 643-2711. schocds, bus line, churches. built - ins, finest quality 646-018L ecutive neighbortiood, im­ with ®xtw. Call now Stark- RockvUle; Claude Doubleday, trained to load and inspect toe Wanted - To Buy 58 tate A ssociates, In c., 643-5120. suite. House & Hale B ldg., 068 Uahed neig^boriiood. $6,800. Good condition, older 6 Good for office space. C bR 649- throughout. R. Harmon Agen­ w eather Resdtora. 646-5853. -nvaniriinFrankUn atSt., RnoinHiln-RockvUle; by M rs. ^ P a tricia Sender , of Som - j,j jy p F orce NEWER 2-bedroom cq>artment, mediate occupancy. Many VERNON-MANCHESTER LINE Ok'FlCB COPIERS, roll fed, ------■■ ■' ' .1 M ain St. Phone 643-4646. riArnid Croos R ealtors 228- rooms, 2-car garafifs. Could 9616. cy , 646-7900. WARANOKE Rd. —Custom Chafles Gray, Baxter St., Tol- e” - Savings Bank v,i HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, half of 2-famlly, flrrt floor .in­ MANCHESTER — Deluxe du------:_____ ^ desirable extras. ExceUent charcoal and^iL- bomber aircraft, is returning to autom atic, w ere $650 now be converted into 2-family. buUt Ceq>e to Ideal location. CREAM PUFF •VERNON land; RuthMne Lambert, Ban- his Connecticut Air National bric-a-brac, locks, frames, cludes appliances, $170 month­ plex, two bedrooms, full pri- MANCHESTER— Office apace, “ 8-9001. floor plan, outstanding closet $199.50. Dealers' Marlows, 867 ----- Quick sale at $24,900. BARGAIN HUNTERS ~ Drive by, ' our sign is on the Is the thought that ctunes croft Rd.. Rockville; Otto Ro- G**®rd Unit. Hartford. He is a glassware. We buy estates. ly. Paul W. Doujgan, Realtor, vate basement, heat, carpets, **®* building. Electric heat, space. $M,900. CaU M r. NEW LISTING! M ain St. 649-5221. Legal Photo property. T. J. Crockett, Real­ to mind vdien you see this mann, Hartford; John Marto- * ’ i 9to graduate of Somers High Village Peddler, Auctioneer. 649-4686. appliances included. $220 per ®*r ’ conditioning Included, Houses For Sate 72 FRECHETTE & M ARTIN Older 7-room home, 4 bed­ Lewls^ 640-5806. Service, 643-1442. rooms, city utUlties, 2-cor tor, 648-1677. 6-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Young 8-bedroom Ranch to reUl, East St., RockvlUe; Flo- , ,, „ school 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247: month. Paul W. Dougan, Real- ^‘*®®* *®r profession^. Conve- park-like setting, comer CENTRAL 4 -room Duplex, Realtors 647-9993 NEW HOMES garOge to a large bam. • # Uvtog room with fireplace, rene Ctark. Stafford Springs; ciamiS^S^oUaSd I t »H8 Curriculum OLYMPIA portable deluxe tor, 649-4636. nicn* M anchester, Vernon, TWO FIREPLACES MANCHESTER - Vernon line. W fireidace to Uvtog room, WANTED — antique furniture, available February 1st., secu­ Needs decorating and some waU-to-wall carpeting, large - typewriter with carrying case. ------South V ^ d s o r, Route 86. 646- MANCHESTER — Modem 8- formal dining, big kitchen SL People’s Lvings Bank. Eighth grade students to the glass, pewter, oil paintings or rity deposit. Call after 5 p.m., FOUR-ROOM apartm ent, sec- 7320. enhance this laige 8^ room work. Ideal for Uve-to busi­ Eight-room, Garrison Cdcnlal, BARROWS AND WALLACE CX). eat-to kitchen 'with dish­ Standard keyboard. When new bedroom Colonial, new vinyl Under construction in 2% baths, family room, 4 bed- MannhaafAr Parkade with plenty of cabinet space, RocKvuie. _ ------“Thanksgl'vlng Day pubUc schools and St. Bernard’s other antique items. Any quan­ 648- 0725. ond floor, conveniently locat------Colonial with baths, dou­ ness, contractor or someone washer, stove, baths, $66, now $50. 649-3676. siding, stonns, fireplace, Manchester and room s, double garage. Only M auchAitfAr 649-6306 fuU rec room, garage, stock­ carpeting, additional storage tity. The Harrisons, 648-8709, ed. Call after 6 p .m ., 648-0678. ------ble garage, aluminum sid­ huge treed lot, convenient lo­ who Isn’t afraid .of work.. SEVEN-ROOM duplex, 4 bed­ $87,600. I b y e s A gm cy , 646- ____ ^ ^ ,______ade fenced-in backyard. cabinets to basement, ga­ LXmald Long, Pleasant St., BRACE yourself for a thrill the 165 Oakland Street. ing, executive area. Asking cation Bel Air Real Estate, Vernon...... (O nly $22,900.;> i v rooms, close to school and bus MANCHESTER — Four-rcom Hgiises For Rent 6 5 0181. ORIGINAL owner offers this Very pri'vate lot. Mortgage rage, tip-t(^ ccHidition, $28,- RockvUle; Sharon MaeVarish, first time you use Blue Lustre $46,900. 648-98^12. oil by Carolyn Greene, Vemon them and their parents at a WANTED — Round oak table line, garage available, located apartment in center of town. FRECHETTE & M ARTIN weU buUt and ^ U malntsdned is assumable. PHA 6%. 500. See it tod ay! Snipslc Lake Rd., EUtogton; to dean rugs. Rent electric at the Mary Dunphy Dance Stu- series of meetings to be held with leaves,' also curved front on west side. Call 649-4650. Kitchen range, heat, adults COVENTRY—2 bedroom house, HERITAGE HOUSE • Ranches S-bedroom Ranch home, 2 fUU m onthly paym ents $182. Carl TourteUot, Gaynor PL, shampooer $1. Olcott Variety Realtors 647-9993 EASY TO OWN C. B. GOVANG, dlo, Vemon. this month. oak cldna cabm et. 643-1335 a f­ only. No pets. Ebccellent cKNidi- room with fireplace, baths, fireplace, carpeting, p m , with . approximately Rock'viUe; Melanie Salisbury, Store. 635 CENTER ST. 4H -room du- R ealtors 646-2482 • Raised Ranches DUPLEXES REALTORS A coUection of paintings by Francis R. Shorten, guidance ter 4. . ' tion. $160 per month. 643-7166. ^“ *®* l®®®**<». caU attor 4 p.m., $26,900 — O F F EAST CENTESt buUt-tos, garage, fuU base­ $18,000 down. CaU early. Oak St., RockvlUe; Mary {riexes, 1^ baths, sll t^pU- ______742-8284; For the Finer Homes 643-9674 872-4165 875-9820 Mrs. Barbara Orlowskl of EUtog- director for the pubUc school ANTIQUE “pot belly stove”. • Garrison Colonials St., 6 spacious rooms and bath With $4,400 down to quali­ ment. R. Harmon Agency, 646^ Only $28,900. Skewes, Chestnut St., Man­ ances, fully carpeted, two air- FOUR-ROOM apartment, sec­ EXCELLENT ______ton will be on display at the system, wUl talk to students at Exceptional real old dresser on first floor, aluminum sid­ fied buyers you can own a 7900. ** FRECHETTE & MARTIN chester; MeUssa Salisbury, Rooms Without Board 59 conditioners, heat,. hot water, ond floor, adults only, no j^ts, SMALL SIX-room house, 1% HORSE lovers — 8-year .old • Capos ing, basement garage, plus 8 ROUTE 6 area with mirror. Old Lincoln rock­ Inquire 171 Summit St. baths, central location.' Adults Raised Ranch with twowslall 6-6 duplex. Each side con­ R ealtors 647-9093 North Coven- o^T'sL. R i^ d ^ r iu T ; G^“peck; ° ®*‘ *®*norrow sound proofing, storage and LOCATION additional rooms sind bath sec­ NEW7 USTING USTINC try, new 8-bedroom, Split ^Wto LaFay®**® Square, during the at 9 a.m. He wlU be at St. Jo- er. Ebccellent.' 646-6641. CLEAN furnished room for — —— — ;------.... ^ preferred. References, securi- hora'ebam on well treed acre sists of. 8 bedrooms, 1% parking. On bus line. Near Prices startinflT nt ond floor, 270’ lot. Hutchins L evel, H i baths, fireplace, ga- pC-eusse Mo^tato St ElUmr- *“®ntb of January. seph’s school at the same time working gentlem an. Call 649- shcq>idng. Starting a t $200. ra -R O O M ' (Dumex available ty. $170 Phone 649-0608. jot. L iving room and e, instant service. Hayes ETREWOOD for sale, seasoned. PEECHETTE A MARTIN u * R REALTY CO. INC. Dr.. RockvlUe; Prank Lemek, patty, applesauce, mashed £^ 27 aTlykr£hoS S 7 30 next to diower, parking. After 95 WEST MIDDLE TPK E. — 9168. For Rent 66 places, family room, bar 1.600 square foot garage, 683-1189 A gency, 646-0131. Delivered. $15 a pick-up load. 6 p.m ., 649-6801. ample parking and loadtog Realtors 647-9993 6ss-iiso. Crystal Lake Rd., RockvlUe: tato, buttered carrots, bread and ' These meetinxs are beiim 4^ room duplex, 2 bedrooms. room, game room, etc.: 648-2692 ------Helen Mikol, Glastonbury: butter, bro^e; Friday, Pish- , ®e m tings ^ re being 872-9433. Heat, electric stove, refriger­ ONE-BEDROOM deluxe apartr HEBRON — WaU St., 4-room area. Adjoins town park­ BUILDING CORP. MANCHESTER.— Ideal for the will,, Muivci, uiuniuc, prepare eighth graders EXCELLENT furnished room, etc. By appointment only. Deape Bunce, WUly Circle, touiaco sauce, baked . . r, 1. “t. , ator, garage. Available Febru­ ment. All iqtpllances and heat heated apartmont including ing lot. growing family is this 7H FOREST HILLS, warm Colo­ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor _ , .... J, KN-UV.C, for wlertinp*selecting high nip-n .ciennnlschool ooiiraeAcourses SEASONED firewood, cut and for student or working man. included. Phcme 643-6266 o r 649- hot w ater, carpeting, appU- Please call R ockville; Rachel Paradis, beans, coin slaw, roU and pears. ary 1st. One year lease. Call 6 4 6 -2 2 7 5 room English cape. Down­ nial Raised Ranch, 7 large for next year. split to length, dump-truck Private entrance, near cwter. 0366. Wellwood Circle, Rockville; Pinochle SessioiM 649- 2865. h e r i t a g e h o u s e CALL 643-6396 stairs has a den, Uvtog room rooms, deck, aluminum sldtog, MANCHESTER — Combination load, $26, half a load, $15. Call 647-1145, 649-6896. tog. $180 m onthly. 649-2871, 646- R ealtors 646-2482 6 2 3 -8 8 3 3 ' beautifully landscaped wooded r^dentlal and business block, Ruth Bronson, Union St., Rock- Winners to last Tuesday’s ses- after 6, 643-9604. CENTER ST. —4 large rooms, with firqUace, huge kitchen, DELUXE one-bedroom apart­ 0oS2« lot. Formal Uvtog room with 6-room stogie family home, Caftan Protection vllle; Meta Havens, Talcottville slon of the Vemon Senior Citl- MANCHESTER — Room for in older 4-famlly, appliances, FOr the Finer Homes. 2 bedrooms and bath. Upstain ment, wall-to-wall carpeting fireplace, dining room. Mg store and apartment. Excel­ Rd., RockvlUe. zen’s Pinochle group were: DRY SEASONEiD hardwood, rent, parking, gentleman only, $140. 633-0186 evenings. EAST HARTFORD — Adult 2% rooms, all sleeping throughout, complete appli­ kitchen with built-ins, g bed­ lent Investment, $36,000. Hayes Admitted Sunday: Charity Ruth Corbin 753; Dorothea Mc- cut and split as you like it. kitchen p ririleges. 668-7839, couple, no children, no pets, space. Detached garage, TV Tonight ances, vanity bath. Centrally rooms, two fuU baths, family A gency, 646-0181. Lavoie, Cedar St., RockvlUe; Carthy 701; Jennie Starke 676; Call 649-8818. 289-7476, 649-4036. four rooms, heat, hot water, 100x200’ lot, $27,900. W olverton located. $175. m onthly; R . D. room with old brick fireplace Mrs. Lynda ■ Lari'viere and Son, Evelyn Ktocman, 669; Ann Bar- See Saturday’s TV Week Furnished stov e, refrigerator. Near A gency, R ealtors, 649-2818. GENTLEMAN — room, cen- M urdock, 64S-26&. waU, raised hearth, pegged MANCHESTER — Unusual Hartford Toke., Vemon; Jose- bero 660; Bert Edwards 649; El- tor Complete Listings. stores and bus stop. C all 628- HAY 200 bales, 60 cents to $1. trally located, kitchen privl- A partm en ts 6 3 -A MANCHESTER — 7 - car ga- Wide pine floor, oversized two- feur-bedroam Ranch, fire­ phtoe Palacz, Ward St., Rock- sle Sweet 649 and Julia Vendril- Monday through FWday, Phone 649-6472 after 6 p.m . leges, parking, 640-2352. MANCHESTER — Newer one- rage, $26,600. L arge 7-room oar garage. Laundry room and place, garage, partial recrea­ vUle; Mary Howard, George lo 645. ' bedroom duplex includes heat, THREE - ROOM furnished s to 9 p.m., weekends 10 a.m. - 5:M (S) Biz Valley (C) apartment, utilities, Bniployed 9 p,m . Colonial, nice treed lot, cen- work shop. ExceUent condition tion room, only $31,900. Pasek Dr., Vemon; LilUe Troiiton. Or- Thursday tournament winners (R) I Dream ot Jeannie orders delivered. C all 742-7886. per month. Paul W. Dougan, (2Z) Hozan’s Heroes large, pleasantly furnished Elatoe Shattuck, Grove St., wards 573 and Giertrude Ed- R ealtor, 649-4635. ------: - ” *®® Apartments — Large and nsBaanra (SO) OUrizaa’s Island (C) room s, parking. Call 649-2858 AVAILABLE February 1, 8- beautiful 8 and 4-room apart- Rockvllle; Sandra Ryder, Hoff- wards 663. (40) News, Weather a Sports for overnight and permanent room newly to^shed apart- ments. Includes heat, h o t^ - man Rd., Ellington; Ccmstance Tuesday and Thursday pi- 5:55 (S) What’s Uappenlnz . (C) Household Goods 51 guest rates. MANCHESTER — Newer two- 6:00 (8^S2) News — Weather and bedroom first-floor apartment. ment, one block from Mato St., ter, all appliances, with dlsh- MlUs, RockvUle;. LWan Me- node will be played at the Teen S^rts (C) CLEIAN, used refrigerators, (IS) WUd WUd West ROOM with home and kitchen, Includes heat, appliances, car­ $1M iwr n^th includes heat washer, disposal, carpeting, Gulre, Enfield; Stuha lOnney, Center, Rt. 30 due to renova- (SO) To Tell the Tmth (G) ' ranges, automatic washers pets. $190 per m onth. P aul.W . and electricity. 648-llli.______and your own |^vate ter- Mountaln Spring Rd., Rock- tions being made at the Lottie (40) The Saint (C) privileges, refrigerator, park­ 8:S0 (S) News with Walter Ctam- with guarantees. See them at Dougan, R ealtor, 649-4586. Mall In Your ■vllle; D avid Vlttner, Hart- Fisk BuUdtog, Henry Peu-k, kite (C) ing, washer and dryer. Call TWO-ROOM furnished apart- ^ ® *“ ® country setting, SMILE! B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 643-5600. - — — ■I ■ —I I -II-. m ent, stove, refrigerator, $160. Sorry, no pets. 872- ford Tpke., Vemon; Mrs. Judy where the games are usually (8) News with H.K. Smith and Main St. C all 643-2171. MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- Harry Reasoner (C) heat, hot water. Ai^ly Mar-' H^8686.______Patterson and Son, Stafford played. Both days the sessions (2i30) NBC News (C) ROOMS with kitchen privi­ bedroom Townhouse including Springs; Jese Martinez, School will start at 1:30 p.'m. 8:55 (40) News (0) low’s, 887 Mato St., Manches- ROCKVILLE — Three rooms, It's Catching ... Send 7:00 (S) Movie (C) heat, appliances. H i baths, car­ leges, centrally located. 14 St., RockvUle; Melva Strogoff, Prayer Week (8) Trath or Conseqaences (C Arch St. pets, full basem ent. $286 per *®*^' furnished, utilities included. Vemon Ave., Rockville; Leona The Week of Prayer for Chris- (18) Dick Vaa Dyke month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ Classified Ads! (22^0) News — Weather and W OODU liD 'IHMB-rooms, furnished gen- ^u*®* nelghbor- Happy Thoughts Booska, Somers; Felix Car- tlan Unity will be observed SportsSpoi (C) tor, 649-4585. tlem an or couple.- Private I*®®*** *86 w eekly. 872-0369, dona. Broad Brook. starting tomorrow. It will be ob- (40) ABC News (C) bath, entrance. Utilities. 226 1:80 - 9:30 p.m. 7:S0 (8) This Is YoOT Ute (C) MANOR 'TWO-BEDROOM town house Fill in th« Ad Form and Mail with only $1.89, cosh or ehaeic, to: Dlscharged Sunday: Cola Pel- served by Christian churches (18) Movie Game (C) ^O iarter Oalt St., 648-8368. BOLTON — M anchester town letier, Itooenlx St., Vemwi; An- throughout the United States, (22) I Dream ot Jeanale (C) PRESIDENTIAL apartment, ceirpeted living to someone you love. (SO) Let’s Make a Deal tonlo DeCarll, Muddy Brook The Rockville Area Clergy (C> APARTMENTS V IL L A G E A m . room, eat-in kitchen with ap­ line, 3-room apartment, sec­ (40) Polka (C) pliances, IH baths, full base­ Butlneu LoeaHons ond floor, references required. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Rd., Ellington; Felix Cardona, Council has made available, to *=•• MANCHESTER ment with washer and dryer $166. monthly, 648-6963. B road Brook; M ary P ierce, area churches, a statement an- (8-4«> ’ Kobinaon Craaoe ic« HOMESTEAD ST. For Rent Happy Birthday 13 Bistall St., Monchestar, Conn. 06040 OFF W. BODDLE TPKE. hook-up, c One and two bedrooms. ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, ayall- Middletown; Paul MANCHESTER $190 per m onth. Call 648-2282, TTOtuer, responsive prayer to be used in o:00 (S) Here’s lacy (C) Immediate occupancy. IM NORTH m a i n . . .M ^hes- able February 1st, parking, Tumblebcook Dr., Vemon; Lea------iho mominp" services. (840) Movie Near schools, churches 644-8896. tor’s nwest and moat pres- yard, appliances, la r^ stw- Happy Anniversary 1, 2 and 8-bedroom luxury Type or print Ad on following lines — '■ trice Valla, Prospect St., Rock- qhe Clergy Council is again *’** (22-SoT ''^ ® ^ h^ ' * Christinas apartments. Features wall-t^ and alupping center, on ROYAL ARMS — lovely new t ^ office buUdl^. App^. ar^r^ie mo^y. 872- bus line. Call anytime 16,000 square feet o f o ffice 9359 7 ;3o.9 ;3o p.m . vllle; Mrs. Joan Kenyon and sponsoring a four-week program fi8)*cindid Camera wi^ carpeting, vanity tile townhouse, 2 bedrooms, heal­ Son, Sweeney Rd., RockvUle. seminars as part of the 10:00 (S) S ^ y a Cher Comedy baths, built-in oven, range, ed, fqlly carpeted, all appli­ space ready to go. Plenty of ______1______Congratulations Christian*unity celebration. losSO "w'liarttord Talk-Ia (O dishwasher, refrigerator and 641-2623 ances, 1^ baths, full basement parking, elevator, T. J. Crock- MANSFIELD — Small 4-room TT O IBir -B* A 'Hie series will start on Feb. 11:00 (S-8-22-30-40) News — Weatb- diRMaal, electric heat. 2 air- with laundry hook-ups, private ett. R ealtor, 648-1677. Ranch on two a cres o f land. and continue on Thursday Beport (C) condltloners, glass sliding patio off dining room, on bus O ff Route 82. Couple only. Se- Get W ell Wishes, etc. UsS. Median Age 24 asi^CM^iHSot doors, all large rooms. Full ROUTE 44A, Bojton Notch. Vis- curity deposit required, 1-684- -r r a n zk WT nights through March 2, 9 and it:25 (S) Maa From V.N.G.L.E. line, near schools, shopping, ible, accessible location. Expo- 4331. 2216 J 5 7 .V le. Each session will be held **=” basement storage area, am­ churches (closest thing to a Is Years ple parking. Startirg at $176. sure to highway traffic, shop- ____ i______from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The first (8-40) Dick Cavett Show (C) private hom e) $215. Call 644- *.S. Girls— Remember This b Leap Year! So simple to sew; so nice Brighten the kitchen Handy to shopping, schools, ping center (across street). R(XJKVILLB — 3Vi-room apart- to w ear . . . the popular with this adorable set of WASHING-TON (AP) - nie session will be held at the First **=» J'^Bne^Elf^Llement and®TWo bus and religious fiiciiiHeff, VILLAGER 1611. Best to town location, minutes ment, stove, refrigerator and Caftan! Use a pretty kitten potholders! Quick ■ Census Bureau says the num- EvangeUcal Lutheran Church, Hargaritas" APARTMENTS ^ to Manchester and East Hart- heot. Adult couple. No pets, floral print to perk-up and easy enough to make ber ot young people in the U.S. Orchard St., Ellington. Further 1:00 (8) X ^ l Newa HeadUaee What could make a person happier Name ...... izn I inqpiBotlon 12-6 SaFiirday ah ? ( fo rd via 1-84, (to front o f d oor). Security. $120. m onthly. 649- the spirits. No. 8382 with for gift-giving. No. 2216 population increased by 53 per Information concerning topics (40) Pmyer « 8Iza Oft Sunday, other times by ap­ Immediate Occupancy )) M odem o ffice — display build- '*824. PHOTO-duiDE is in One has hot-iron transfer for cent to the last decade. and registration will be avail- 1:25 (S> Newa T— Prayer A pointment. THURSTON Size. As shown, 2H both; full directions. Off 6-Room Townhousos, 1%-^ Address ...... Youth, or that segment of the able later, Buitt by tog. Storage and fabrication ------than to make another person smile? yards 46-inch; long- SEND 004 In colas for toeh pottiro tiled baths, c o m p 1 e t e"^ A porfm en ts population between 14 and 24, The Rev. Edward Bartholo- Edu(uttlonal TV (24) ( buildings. Suitable profession­ length,lengt' 3% yards of 64- -InclHdsi postoit ooO kanOjlaf. Monday, January 17 kitchen, heat, alr-condi- )1 140 m iJM BP ST. U It R Housing Corp. tioning, wall-to-wall cax-J ' al offices, wdtolesale, ret&il COMMERCIAL C ity ...... Phone inch. Anne Cabot, Maaobaater .years old, grew from 27.1 to mew and The Rev. William pm ( service type business, lumber Evenlnz Herald. 1150 A T £ . 41.6 mlUltm, the bureau said Schneider are co-chairmen of 6:00 Hodzepodze I.odze (C) petlng, private basement,X Three rooms, fully carpet­ PLOT Order Your Happy Ad Today! Patterns available only OFlSIiBlOAS, NEW YOBK. "Nature from A-Z' chll- wasjier-dryer hocdnip. jl building products, builder. Will th sizes shown. N .Y . loose. Sunday. Christian Unity Week. dren. ’ Rentals.by ed, complete appliances, Day to Start ...... Print HloiL AdfrtN PrtUl ZIP 6:80 PInyInz OnlUr wltk Fred shades, generous closets, sub-divide. Brokers protected, C-Zene lot, comer B. Center SEND 754 la eslni for aieli pattani In cm updated report on cha- Couch Graduated Robert D. ( -IsctidM pMtazt tad haidllni. CODE and Stun NdodMr. Nond B heat, hot water, parking, 1-228-4460. and Goodwin St., approved ______' ■ ______racteristtes of American youth. Staff Sergeant Fred R. Couch, 7:00 Free-Fer-AU (O) Murdock Call 643-2711 f The Fall and Winter ’71 Mitch Kurman. expert on Charles Lesperance X basement storage, near for building. Plans available, 40-page ALBUM is 66^. the bureau said the Increase son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman 1100 SQ. F T . o f Industrial everythl^ reedy to go. camp safety Is interviewed. R ealtor 643-2692 Shopping an d churches, OBADLDNfE: 4:30 P.M., Day Before PubliQStion 12 Special Onllt Baokt-154 OMh. towered the median age of tiie f I Couch, Tunnel Rd.. Vemon, 7:80 Connecllcnt Newsroom space,' suitable for storage or iced to SeU! 16 WORDS FOR 8 CONSECUTIVE DAYS— ONLY $1.89 643-9IK1 ( 649-7620 X $176; p er month. CtOl 0101 F law tr-ai0 2 Sraodaatliar’t national population to 27.9 has graduated from the U.S. 8:00 Special Ot Week (Cl small shop, cement floor, heat riiot NtoM, Mdrau orttli ZIP "Jaza a la Hontreux" — Hlzh- 646-6926 Send this form in together with your check — your classified ad C09I, Itila saaotr tad tin. BIOS All Yiaf-B104 Crib Ctvtrc years, 1.6 years below the 1960 Air Force noncommissioned of- lights from last June's Fifth Beterman BeaU««r, 640-9404 an d lighting available. No T. J. CROCKEn B io s Covered W o io n -a iO S Bible International Jam Festival at Send Sl.OO for the new B107 ABC Bdllttr-AlOl CMttndlal medlan. fleer leadership sch(xil, McXIuire paint o r m achine shops, $66. R E A L T O R 64S-15T7 iiaturlfristrr lEurtting HrraUi will be placed the very next day. B100 Early Amtrlean-BIIO Star Montreux, Swltxerland. ’l l Fall and Winter Ba­ But, Census said, the new AFB, N. J. 0:S0 Stokowski In Behearsal per month. Call 648-8887. B ill Roaai[thaWarld-B1121-Plaet FAST — ACTION PACKED — ADS! sic FASHION filled with AU0-B114 Favarltt Aftluni-ISt. figures show the widely held Sgt. Couch, who was trained Part 1 at New Haven. ’I lovely designs and a BIF78 TO M AAE-44 pa|tl-$1.00. belief "tharmore' th^ h^ toe to military- management and the Red Woir‘by FREE Pattern Coupon, population Is under 25 Is falsq. supervision. Is an a ir passeng- Morris L. West. Averaffe Dally Net Press Run PAGE TWENTY-FOUR M O N D A Y . .JANUARY 17, 1972 For The Week Ended The Weather Jannary 16, i m Cloudy, mild UMilght; lows 38 to 40. Tomorrow, continued cloudy, chance of few showers; The Webelo Den of the South Mrs. Fava Notes, 15,600 high 40 to 45. Outlook tor Thurs­ About Town United MethcdUt Church Cub day . . , fair, cooler. Scout Pack will meet tonight at Memcheater— A City o f Village Charm Ihe O osi^ Dancers of Center 7 in the Scout Room at the 80th Birthday OonsTogatkmal Church will re­ church. hearse tonight at 6:46 in the kfrs. Margherita Fava of 2101 VOL. XCl, NO. 91 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1972 (Claulfled Advertising on Page 16) Charter Oak St., who observed I PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS church narthex. Grace Group and the Emma her 80th birthday on Friday was Nettleton Group of Center Con­ honored yesterday at a family The education'' committee of gregational Church will have a [ g i ' . dinner party at the home of her | North United Methodist Church combined meeting tonight at 8 son-in-law and daughter, Mr. will meet tonight at 7 at the in the Federation Room of the * and Mrs. Edwin Songailo of 208 | , church. church. The Grace Group will Charter Oak St. IS’ have a business session at 7:30 Ab^ut 35 members of her | p.m. in the Federation Room. The Confirmation Class of Sec­ family attended the party In­ ond Congregational Church will cluding several nieces , a n d | 2 Powers in Sea Drama meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the Richard Whipple, vice presi­ church. dent of the Hartford National Bank auid Trust Co.’s interna­ Borrow The Emanuel Lutheran tional department, will address Church property committee will the Kiwanls Club tomorrow noon at the Manchester Country meet tonight at 7:30 in the 1 !ALE SUBSTANTIAL QLI'ACi U.S. Ships Confront church board room. Club on the recent realignment MIG Missiles ALASKA of the international monetary SAVINGS ON structure and Its domestic and Mlanchester WAXES will meet foreign effects on Connecticut tomorrow at the Italian-Ameri- Industry. Russians Off Alaska oan Club. Weighing in will be famous name towels Miss 77. iS. Jets from 7 to 8 p.m. Members are save on famous name JUNEAU, Alaska (AP)—A U.S. Coast Guard ice­ reminded to bring vegetables tor • BATH • HAND • PACR CLOTH SAIGON (AP)—A pair of North Vietnam’s fastest breaker was authorized to fire across the 'bow of a So­ a ways and means project. Two Are Named patchwork quilts MIG jets fired three missiles at two American fighter- viet fishing vessel it had seized after the ship broke SAVE DURING 137 39» 22* bombers along the Laotian border within 100 miles of away today with a party of Americans aboard, but the Manchester Chapter, Disabled ‘People Doctor^’ Hanoi Monday but missed, the U.S. Command reported ship was recaptured with no shots fired. 4 . 9 7 Values te 3.50 Values to 1.79 Values to 79c A Coast,,Guard spokesman at ------American Veterans, will meet Dr. John C. Wright ------today. tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Styles from Martex, Cannon and Sprlngmald. Dlrtrlct headquarters .yvhen he warned he was ready Center St, and Dr. Richard' OUR ANNUAL 75x80 cut size. Attractive floral, provincial The encounter was toe second American Legion Home. Slight irregulars, but almost Impossible to in three days between U.S. and said toe Icebreaker Storis to fire, it was about as close as Demkq of 29 Haynes St. have and paisley designs. Ruffled. “came about as close as you _gt >• been named charter dlplo- notice. Not In matching sett. Rights Bills North Vietnamese ,jets. On Sat­ The executive board of the mates of the American Board urday, toe Americans fired toe A White House spokesman Women’s Club of Manchester of Family Practice as a result missiles and toe MIG21 es­ declined to discuss toe autoor- will m eet' tonight at 8 at the Wait Action caped. Chart locates area of mi 80-shlp Soviet fishing fleet liytion to fire toe warning shot, of passing certification exami­ seizure o ff Cape Up­ home of Mrs. Robert Stanton, nations. The two American F4 Phan­ during a four - hour , c h ^ He also said that toe “ hot Mrs. Margherita Fava right near Alaskan torough toe ice-choked Bering the emergency commu- 288 Tlmrod Rd. Mrs. Rudolph To achieve diplomate status, Of Congress toms took evasive action in toe Gtorsch is co-hostess. both physicians completed an nephews from Ansonia, who af- engagement Monday and never shore. (AP map) nlcations system between The Lamut and another So- Washington and Moscow, was Intensive two-day written ex- fectlonately call her “ Mrs. ! i WASHINGTON (AP) — The got in position to fire back, U.S. The American LeglMi Auxil­ Viet fishing vessel that had not used In connection with toe amlnatlon, proved their ability Columbus.” as it was she and 92nd Congress reconvened to­ spokesmen said. After launch­ iary will meet tonight at 7 :45 at been seized at ihe same time incident. in the areas of internal medi- j,gj. husband, Fred Fava, day, and its two top Democrats ing their missiles, toe MIGs the L ^ o n Home. cine, suTgenr, obstetrics, g^me- ^^de it possible for many said toe best way for their par­ turned back across toe border. as toe Lamut and the S t ^ s re- a State Department spokes- cology, pediatrics, psychiatry. America. ty to prepare for a White House The action occurred 60 miles Southerners p o u ^ d later today and were „ a n In Washington said no dip- The Women’s Chrirtian Fel­ heading for a naval station. lomaflc representation to th^ preventive medicine and other Mrs. Fava was bom Jan. 14, challenge ia to tend to business northeast of toe Bartoelemy lowship of Second CMigregatlon- Lt. Cmdr. Emmanuel Schnei- Soviets was planned on toe traditional specialties and now 1892 in Piacenza, Itlay, and on Capitol Hill. pass and 270 miles northwest of al Church wUl have a iMtluck are certified in family, practice, der, district intelligence and op- basis of evidence now avail- came to this country in 1910 as "The best politics is good leg­ the demilitarized zone. Watch Court tonight, at 6:30 at the church. medicine’s newest spedlalty. save on Dacron<* filled erations officer, said that al- able. a bride. She and her husband islation,” said House Speaker U.S. warplanes were out Co-chairmen are Mrs. Phillip These specialists, “ people doc­ save on Bates "Piping Rock" though toe Storis had received Department officials ^SEdd Waid and Mrs. Francis Dowds. lived in Hamden for a few years Qarl Albert, D-Ok)a. again In force over 'wide areas tors” , accept responsibiUty for mattress protectors "The business of toe Senate of Indochina today, flying more Bias Search permission from Coast Guard that, when such fishing boat In- the patient’s total health care. and then moved to Manchester. bedspreads headquarters in Washington, curslons occur from time to She has two other children, e FULL FLAT, will come first,” Majority than 250 ^trikes against North The women’s Society of Chris­ Dr. Wright and Dr. Demko e FULL FITTED WASHINGTON (AP) — The D.C., to fire a shot, it out- time, the nonpal procedure is tian Service of South United Mrs. Roy Volkert of Manchester e TWIN FLAT TWIN FITTED Leader Mike Mansfield, D- Vietnamese supply routes, de­ are members of th e Connect­ 8 . 9 8 ri«. M l. Mont., said. ” I toltik toe tone pots and troop locations. The Supreme Court’s first full look maneuvered toe Lamut in ice- to take toe offender to court, Methodist Church will meet to­ icut Academy of Family Physi­ and Mario Favo of Bolton; 3.50 4.75 5.25 clogged waters, boxing toe Rus- They recalled that not long ago seven ''grandchildren and three Bates No Press finish eliminates ironing will be set here in toe Senate strikes ranged over a front of at Northern school segregation night at 8 In the church recep­ cians. Dr. Wright served as its SPICED WITH Protects mattresses. Completely Sanforized. may provide some temporary Sian flagship to :i standstill. a Japanese ship was taken in tion hall. W. J. Godfrey Gouriey great-gp:andchildren. completely and adds to its permanent and toe House on the basis of more than 500 miles, from toe president in 1970. , Anchor band and skirted styles. Dacron® solace to SouUierners iiriio feel The 362-foot Lamut, and toe and a fine was imposed. When asked of her grehtest beauty. Choice of several radiant solid 'what we do, not >vhat we say.” Bartoelemy pass down to toe win speak on “Drugs.” Dr. Wright, a native of Web­ polyester filled. they have been singled out un­ 278-foot stem trawler Kolyvan Schneider said toe Kolyvan achievement during her 80 colors. STve Senate Democrats • are western side of South Viet­ ster, N.Y. and a World War n COLOR fairly for stem busing orders. were seized vdthout incident made no effort to escape while iFriiendSMp Circle of the Sal­ years, Mrs. Fava always replies, campaigning for nominatlmi to nam’s central highlands, where veteran, is a graduate of the But toe eventual ruling could late Monday on charges of con- the Storis was occupied. He vation Army wlU have a potluck “ becoming a naturalized citizen Beautiful Springmaid no-iron sheets and cases In "Fresh oppose President Nixon. Mans­ U.S. B52 bombers kept up a University of Buffalo and New have an impact on all sections ducting illegal fishery support said it was not known why toe tomorrow at 5:45 p.m. at the of this wonderful country.” Daisies" floral print. After a night's wrinkling, won­ field said toe Senate will go heavy attack trying to slow an York Medical College. He in­ of toe cou^itry, Nonh, West and acUvlty within toe U.S. 12-mlle trawler remained hove to. Ear- church. derful Springmaid's 5 0 % Kodel polyester and 5 0 % about Its work 'wiriiout any ad­ enemy buildup that U.S. offi­ terned at Waterbury Hospital. cottqn percale sheets go bock to their original shape. justments to accomodate their cers think may mean another South, for two principal, rea­ contiguous z(xie. her, a Coast Guard spokesman alOS save on Springmaid Simply toss them in the machine and tumble dry. sons. Coast Guard .spokesmen said in W M h li^ w Imd said It was M a n ch e s te r Chapter, Church Women 1x^8 of Lottery Ducats campalgh schedules in toe 23 Tet offensive next month. Dr. Demko, a Manchester na­ presidential primary elections First, toe court, i,n examining toe Storis, on routine patrol, not clew if the Kolyvan had at- SPEDSQSA, will rehearse to­ tive, graduated from Manches­ Paul Silvei^leid (left), chairman,.State Gaming Commission, and Joseph Bums, It was the second day of B52 ToSeeSUdes ahead. Denver schools, will be dealing discovered toe two ships 9% i®™Pted to escape or had fol- night at 8 ' at the Army and ter High School, ithe University saturation strikes, toe heaviest lowed an erratic course to executive Becretary, look over first lottery tickets to come o ff presses at Con­ ’’There’U be no re-sche'duling with a typical American city Nhvy Club. ’Ihe rehearsal is of Connecticut and the New in toe region since September, avoid ice. trol Daita ^rporation’s Manchester plant this morning. Control Data has the for any senator, candidate or with its shifting lesidential pat­ open to all men interested in York University Medical School. Of Two Trips NO-IRON PERCALE only contiact for the initial run of 3.5 million 50-cent tickets, print^ on a con­ not,” he told newsmen. terns and mavko.l minority Schneider also said toe status singing barber^op-atyle ' har­ He has served as Bolton direc­ The Women’s Group Of Con­ tinuous sHeet. The tickets’ are to go on sale Feb. 14. (Herald photo by Bevins) Sen. Robert T. Stafford, R- groups. Guns of toe Lamut boarding party mony. tor of health and Bolton schools cordia Lutheran Church will see ------^—r' ------—------Vt., newly elected to toe seat to Above The question, here as else­ during toe chase 'was not medical advisor. L. Donald Brooks, Manches­ two color slide travel presenta­ which he was appointed to suc­ where, is whether high concen­ Alerted known. However, he said, toe boarding party kept in constant ter High School guidance coun­ tions -at tomorrow's meeting. It ceed toe late Winston L. Laos trations of white rliUdren in will be held at 8 p.m. at the sheets, cases communicaticn with toe 230- selor, will be guest speaker at Prouty, was sworn in by Vice some schools and blacks (and That’s a Lot of Hay miles off St. Matthew Island foot icebreaker during toe tomorrow’s meeting of the dvi- church. All women of the President Spiro T. Agnew mo­ Spanish-speaking Americans) in toe triborder area where about 2% miles inside U.S. wa­ chase. tan Club. It will be held at 12:15 SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — church are invited. White House Moves Fast ments after toe Senate con­ in others are evidence of offi­ ters. Mrs. Franklin Hill 'will show "Fresh Daisies" vened at noon. South Vietnam, Cambodia and Spokesmen said toe three p.m. at Willie’s Steak House. If all the hay used, in a year at Laos join. cially sustained segpregation, The two vessels were boarded slides and present highlights of Senate Republican Leader without proof that flehool offi­ ship4i were expected to arrive His topic will be the “ Vocation­ the local stock yards was Other B52 strikes and fighter- by toe Coast Guard while they her trip to Europe last summer. p r i n t Hugh Scott, of Pennsylvania, cials actually were trying to at Adak sometime BYiday if not al Information Program,” stacked on a 100-bale base, it bomber raids 'were CMicen- were moored together for un­ which will be Introduced at the would reach a height of more Mrs. Robert Blake, program sdid the crowd of Democratic promote segrega.tlon. hampered by ice. They said toe chairman, -will take the audi­ in pink, blue and To End West Coast Strike trated farther north almg tt SO- loading. , Storis would be forced to make high school' next semester. than 456 feet. candidates "svill be 'both­ Second, must most or all mile stretch of toe Ho Chi MOnh The Storis then ordered both its way torough most of toe So- Carleton Hagelstein Jr., pres­ ence on a tour of the Grand _ SAN FRANCiaOO (AP) — day morning at ports from sented to the employer Pacific ersome, ■whether they are schools in a city be deseg­ trail between toe Ban Karal Soviet vessels to head for Adak ■viet fishing fleet. The Old Guard of Emanuel ident of the San Antonio Union Canyon and other points of , Within hours after 13,(KX> iong- Seat^ to San Diego after H su*- Maritime Associaticm’s requests present or absent, but we will regated? Or is it enough to take pass on toe North Vietnamese Island, a naval station 600 Lutheran CSipkih will meet to­ Stock Yai^ls, said it used more interest on toe West Coast. shoremjhi . resumed a dock ry Bridges, president of the In- for two exteiusions. The last one accomplish some things In this toe kind of partial measures "This same situation could Hostesses will be Mrs. Ber­ session simply because we have border and Sepone, in southern miles south in the Aleutians. very well occur again with morrow at 10 a.m. in Luther than 45,000 bales in 1970. strike 24; Weist OoBst temaihonal Longdioremen’s ended Monday,, Laos. toe U.S. Circuit Court in Den­ nard LaPlne, Mrs. Wayne to.” The Coast Guard said toe these same vessels,” Schneider Hall of the church. A film, “Wild TTie total weight was 3.1 mil­ the WUto House announced it Euid 'IWtirehousemen’s Union, Before talks broke off Mmi- ver decided was legally suf­ Mantz, and Mrs. Wesley Mc­ "W e have an awful lot of con- Informed sources said toe journey barely liad begun when said. “They’re not in port yet, Rivers,” will be shown. lion pounds. would seek congressional action told members that last-minute day, ILVVu negotiators had met overcast and rains that pre­ ficient when it acted to in­ Mullen. , - to send t^em bcusk to work. barga^ining talks had failed to tentioua legislation which is go­ tegrate a handful of schools in both Soviet vessels stopped, and toe Storis is still days through the night with the FMA vailed for toe past several away from any other ships that “ It apjbears that legislative produce a settlement before an ing to take u lot of time,” 'Denver but left about a dozen saying they would g;o no fur­ and federal mediator J. Curtis weeks had cleared along toe Ho can help.” '' ^ action be the only remedy 8 a.mlf . strike deadline. Mansfield said. . others primarily one race? ther, Movement resumed after Counts. Chi Minh trail, and sensors in­ The cutter Balsam, stationed to allow^iis to prevent another More; than half the shipping Job discrimination and school further negotiations. But toe Slx104« Bridges said in a telephone dicate up to 750 truck move­ The court’s decision to hear at Adak, was dispatched to aid long add crippling strike,” which normcdly reaches West busing are topics of toe first Lamut, carrying fleet com­ interview that the unirni “ broke ments, per 24-hour period along an appeal by toe NAACP Legal toe 230-foot Storis, toe smallest F U U FITTED White .douse Press Secretary Coast ^rts has been diverted two bills on toe Senate calen­ mander Vladimir Artemov, off mi the issue of retro­ dar. toe 265-mile supply network, a Defense and Educational F\md suddenly broke away. of toe three vessels. Spokesman Ronald p. Ziegler said in Wash­ to BnAnada, Mexico; Van­ activity.” MeanwMle, toe House sched­ 50 per cent increase over last is a major innovation, possibly sjdd a C130 aircraft would be ington ^onday. couver, ,B.C.; and to East and toe work of Oiief Justice War­ For toe next four hours, toe “ Counts put to both sides the uled final action Wednesday or month but still slightly less Gulf ports, shipping sources ren E. Burger who If known to Storis chased the Lamut, re­ (See Page Eight) Ziegler said the adminis­ propositimi that we stop toe Thursday on compromise for­ than at this time a year ago. tration ',waa “ exf^lning al­ said. favor one basic approach to ceiving permission during toe Q U iiN clock and continue taljcs with eign-aid and campsdgn-r^orm y.S. pilots have been report­ period to fire if necessary. C j^ ri- ternative. courses of actlcm that The longshoremen’s work ing they are knocking out be­ school desegregation. North any final agreement terms ret­ bills that had been tangled in a and South. "A t toe end, toe Storis kept might be, recommended to Ckdi- stoppage was a resumpUon of roactive to Nov. 14,” Bridges House-Senate deadlock that was tween 50 and 100 enemy trucks The court’s usual stance in crossing his bow, forcing him K1I S S & ^ 9 5 0 gress.” one junded Oct. 6 when Presi­ added. “ We agreed. The PMA broken before toe first session per day. Welfare Fraud; dent Nixmi obtained ah in- Northern cases is to dispose of to change course and slowing He suid; other administration didn’t.” of toe 92nd Congress ended In South Vietnam, Viet Cong juncUon under the Taft-Hartley them without saying much. The him down,” Schneider said. officials disclose any Dec. 17. guerrillas kept up small-scale Is It 4Sli3« CASES law. West Coast ports had been The Nov. 14 retroactivity' date justices did exactly that Mon­ “ They were in Ice, and toe 2forl^ , details, and jiolltlcEU observers The House hoped to act on a attacks across South Vietnam, closed 100 days. marks toe start of Phase 2 of day In turning down blacks Storis has an advantage be­ said. It cou ld take weeks of con- toe Nixon administration’s bill after opening ceremonies with 26 more .reported -in toe cause it’s an icebreaker.” Exaggerated? grMwlimal hearings before any After the 80-day Taft-Hartley today that would give Guam from Newark and Jersey City 42x46 CASES 2for3iS ' .v.w.v.v.v.v economy control program. The past 24 hours. This brought toe who wanted city and county "Finally,” he said, “ the v>/wXvXv* MU was passed. . back-to-work order expired and toe Virgin Islands nonvot­ total In toe past elgdit days to Storis ordered him to stop or he See Page II Picket signs appeared Mon­ Christmas Day, the ILWU con­ (See Page Eight) E n r m f e a n . ing delegates in Congress. 217. (See Page Eight) woiild be forced to take action; TOWEL CAN N O N ®^ ROYAL FAMILY ENSEMBLES Officially a Noncandidate Kennedy Batters Nixon

By R O B l^ T h. OABfPBEU, such times “ toe -American lost sight of other nations and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, of­ people have traditionally turned deeper values.” ficially a noncandidate “ with­ to their president for lead­ On toe domestic front, Kenne­ out qualification,” has launched ership. dy ssdd toe "centtal issue . .. a broad attack against toe Nix­ “ Hiey demand a sense of na- is really quite a simple o n e - on administration's foreign and titmal purpose and inspiration are we going to have a govern­ domestic policies. they can identify with, partici­ ment that is responsive to toe, Kennedy, D-Mass., delivered pate in, be proud of .... That people or only to the special in­ his broadside in a speech 'Mon­ sense of purpose is what we terests?” must struggle to recapture. day night to toe IVashlngrton Kennedy's declaration of non- There could l>e no better year Press Cllub in Washington. He chndldacy, ' which' p€ired toe to begin than now.” If iw to now you've had to wait- called on toe American people Florida Democratic primary to reject President Nixon as a In Vietnam, Keimedy said, field to 11, came as the national leader who cannot inspire and 20,000 Americans have* died frontrunner. Son. Edmund S. don't wait any longer! his administration as govern­ since Nixon took cfiice. Muskie of Maine, received toe ment by toe untrustlng of toe "And we know that thousands support of four other senators, untrustful. including one who had been a r. It's one thing to be sexy, European and new, more passionate V -6 Sport Coupe. 'The speech came only hours contender for the nomination expensive. Capri made history by being What's more, you don't even have to after Kennedy tiled an affidavit himself. removing his name from Flori­ Muskie wait to enjoy Capri's 4 -speed transmis­ Sen. Harold Hughes of Iowa sexy, Edfopean and inexpensive. And sold da’s March 14 Democratic pres­ said in a statement released faster its first year here than .any other sion, smart leather-like vinyl buckets, idential primary ballot saying Gaining through his Washington office import in history I In fact, at one tirpe the styled steel wheels, precise rack-and- his intention not to be a candi­ that Muskie “ will fairly repre­ waiting list for Capri was so great we pinion steering, power front disc brakes, date was ’’witocut quali­ sent all members of our par­ fication.” A ilmllar declaration couldn't get enough of them fast enough I and radial ply tires. All standard I a rainbow's worth of color . . . very personal and very colorful . . . quietly formal, quietly attractive ... of soldiers of North and South ty—including the minorities, filed In Massachusetts Thurs­ Vietnam, and tons of thousands Now — Capri, the sexy European at a So, if up to now you've had to wait toe disadvantaged and toe Cannon's ''Ovation'' day and released Monday said: of innocent men and women young.” shamefully low price, can be yours in one — wait no longer I C'mon in and take Cannon's “Oriental Poppy“ Cannon's ''Majestic'' ” I am not and do not Intend to and children, will die In In­ of three spriqhtly models— standard 1600 this sexy European for a spin now—it's be a candidate for the office of dochina in 1972, for toe simple Hughes dropped out of toe presidential race last July, and Sport Coupe, 2000 Sport Coupe or the imported for Lincoln-Mercury. Bath president of toe United States reason that President Nixon Both 1.98 Bath 1 b9 8 at toe /ortocoming presidential vdll not allow the Saigon gov­ it was widely reported then election,” >' ernment to falter until he is se­ that he favored Sen. George LfNCOLN-MERCURY. NOBODY IN THE BUSINESS HAS MORE McGovern of South Dakota, be­ Hand Hond “ Our present dtfilculties do cure at home for another term KINDS OF CARS FOR MORE KINDS OF PEOPLE. Hand 1.19 not flow so much ficm toe fact of office,” he sa-d. , lieving Muskie would swing toe that people mistrust their gov­ "Let us end completely every party to toe right. The other senators who an­ Face Clath Face Clath ernment as from too fact that aspect of our military in­ Fac* Cloth 49* 49* toe government so obviously volvement in Vietnam, gay, very soft is. Can­ Rich and inviting solid colors brighten your mistrusts toe people,” Kennedy and for all.” both. Pucker-Free® oil cotton terry. North Dakota, Lee Metcalf of MORIARTY BROTHERS I M E R C U R Y I sunihine. Soft cotton terrycloih In choice non's "Majestic", Fringed cotter^ ferry in told newsmen in toe capital. Kennedy said Nixon "de­ Montana and Mike Gravel of| several colors. vibrant solid colors. CSiarglng toe administration serves g;reat credit for his new Alaska, all Democrats. “On The Level at Center and L I N C O L N I has been unable 1o manage toe approach to China,” but added, Ted' Kennedy economy, curb violence in toe “ Let us pray that history does In a speech prepared for a Broad Streets for 38 Years!” cities or admit its mistakes In a not tell us that Uic price we caucus of Columbus, Ohio, sup- Ed Muskie *I tvill not run.* 315 Center St., Manchester 945 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER lingering war, Kennedy said--in paid was wrong, because we (See Page Eight) ^Prices are still rlB in g .’

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