FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-POUR The Weather iianrl;?Bt?r lEupning ?l^waU> Town Seeks Fund CToudy tonight and Sunday For Laurel Lake with chance of snow or. rain. The Masters Club of Frlend- The executive board of Wad­ would expedite proceedings, as Slides To Show Highs Sunday m ostly 36 to 40. About Town Bhlo Lod'-e rf Masons will meet dell School PTA will meet Mon­ Judge Declines to Transfer witnesses and docuip^bts would r O K I I T S Outlook for Monday . . . partly Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Ma- day at 7:30 p.m. at the school be more readily available. British Gardens Page 8 cloudy and cold. Hie American Legion will - Tomn’e and not at Wil­ library. In a legal opinion. Judge W Hhoiff Mmehester— A City of Village Charm have Its regular Sea Food Snack lie’s Steak House as oj:lglnaHV Clarie said Neptune Is governed Night tonight from 7 to 10:30 Neptune Draft Ca^e to Maine Mrs. Anton Latawic of 19 Ash scheduled. by the Nationality Act of 1940 Pariners at the Legion Home. The event A limited number of tickets St. will show slides of gardens (ClaMifled Advertising on Page 18) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The request of a change of dent of the Penobscot Indian which states “a person bom In VOL. XCL NO. 113 (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 la open to members and their are available from Mrs. George In England, Scotland and Ire­ Manchester Pttrento Witiilout B oy Scout Troop 133 of Sec­ venue for the trial of Martin A. Reservation on a river In the United States to a member guests. Walker, 17 Harvard Rd., for the land Monday at the Manchester Partners meet 2nd and 4th ond Congregational Church wl” Wednesday, April 6, matinee of Neptune, 21, charged with draft Maine, contends that the Island of the Indian, Eskimo, Aleutian •Fiiesday o f each month a t 8 Garden Club m eeting at 1 :30 The Rev. William A. Taylor, conduct a townwide paoer drive the New York production of violation, has been denied by where he lived Is neither a part or other aboriginal tribe” Is a p 4 n. at Oommunlty Baptist pastor of the Church of the tcmorrciw. Those wishing pa­ “Sugar,” and not the April 16 U.S. District Court- Judge T. of Maine nor a part of the citizen as long as It does not p.m. at the Robbins Room of Church, eeb B. Centar 8t, Naaarene. will conduct a ser­ pers picked up may contact matinee as reported in yester­ Emmet Clarie and the case is United States and therefore he impair his rights to tribal or Center Congregrational Church. MancfaetAer. vice Sunday at 8:16 a.m. on ra­ Mrs. James Irvine, 72 Baldwin day’s Herald. scheduled to be heard Tuesday is hot a U.S. citizen nor eligible other property. Mrs'. Edward M. Walsh and dio station WINF. The program Rd. In the Hartford court. for the draft. Neptune and his Mrs. Joseph Sullivan are co- If widowed, divorced, sep- Protestants wife are presently living on A sturdy pastry board tied erated or never married and is sponsored by the Manchester The Grade '7 Ycuth Instruc­ A motion for continuance, fil­ chairmen of the meeting. Mrs. Jungle Buildup Park St. in Manchester. Area Council of Churches and The French Club of Manches­ ed by Neptune’s lawyer, Atty. securely In a slanting position Charles Lesperance is In charge have one ilvlrijr child, you tion Class of Zion Evangelical are dlgl?>le to Join. If Inter- the Clergy Association of Man­ ter will sponsor a public card Lutheran Church will meet to­ Michael P. Berman, is also Neptune was originally indict­ makes adequate back support of refreshments, and Mrs. Don­ eflted, ca ll 648-8710. chester. party Monday at 8 p.m. at morrow at 9:30 a.m. at the scheduled to be heard Tuesday. ed in 1970. His attorney claim ed for a bed patient when they ald W. Wolff will provide a Orange Hall. church. Neptune, a native and resi­ the moving of the trial to Maine want to sit up In bed. floral arrangement. Act to Fuse Manchester Rod and Gun Club will have Its Einnual Fish Derby Sunday at Coventry Lake. Lunch Mauled from Air will be served at 1 p.m. on the ice SAIGON (AP) — The United The U.S. Command an­ The U.S. Command also re­ Ulster Attack States has launched its biggest nounced that Navy and Air ported that B82 bombers flew ’The Manchester Newcomers C a ld o i' LAST MINUTE GIFT SAVINGy^lentineStoy aerial campaign across South Force lighter-bombers made 12 missions in South Vietnam, Club will sponsor a Valentine By GOUN FROST Vietnam In m ore than 18 172 strikes In South Vietnam the highest number since Party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AiP) — Prime Minister months, hoping to crush a Com­ during the 24-hour period end- January 1970. home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brian FauUrai^ has appealed to Northern Ireland’s munist buildup along South It,I at dawn today, the most In The command does not dis­ VoUman of 64 Palm er D r., East Vietnam’s western borders. one day since September 1S70. close the si>ecific number of Hartford. Protestants to finance a campaign to counter “vicious B62 bombers on each mission, propaganda being poured out against us” by mili'fcant Ranging over jungled Infil­ This raised to 366 the total tration networks, supply routes, but it ranges from one to three. The Junior High Methodist Roman Catholics who want the British provinces staging areas and storage sites, Meet of the latest missions re­ Youth Fellowship of South Misses’ merged with the Irish Republic. U.S. tactical fighter-bombers ported were one plane strikes, United M ethodist Church wUl “ W® must actively publicize------r:------—• and B62 heavy bombers made Aerial sources said- our determination to stay Brit- m eet tonight at 7:30 In the Snap about 200 strikes Friday and to­ All but two of the U.S. strikes bdi,” Faulkner declexed Friday youth lounge of the church. day In northern and central Campaign in South Vietnam were concen­ night “It is not enough tor the South Vietnam. trated In the northernmost Duster govenunent’e voice to be The Manchester Registered Informants said a North Viet-. provinces below the demili­ beard..la also vital that the Nurses Association will have a Strike amese buildup cf troops and number of strikes flown by tarized zone, in the central v c ic e the ocdlnaiy peci>le of St. Patrick’s dinner - dance at supplies is continuing in the re- American fighter-bombers in highlands and along the central Ulnter come® acroes loud and March 18 at Willie’s Steak 14K Diamond Heart Pendant g:icns along South Vietnam’s Vietnam alone during the past coastal plain. This is where cle a r.” House. The event will open at Vrestem frontier bordering three days, compared to an av­ U.S. officials have been pre­ 14K Diamond Heart Pen­ Rag. 14.97 Reg. L eaders o f the CathoUO m i­ 6:30 p.m. with a social hour, Heats Laos, but that they did not an­ erage of less than 10 a day dur­ dicting a big enemy purii. dant yellow gold with dia- 4 ^ O O 12.97 nority, meanwhile, announced and dinner will be served at 5.99 Rag. mond and fme 14K gold 8.99 ticipate a major offensive until ing the past four months. With American ground troops Uut the third Sunday demon­ 7:80. The Ken Morgester Or­ 12.97 after the Tet lunar new year Other Air Force and chain. Gift boxed. ^ stration In as many weeks do'wn to less than a dozen In­ chestra will play for dancing 6.47 Brother Pistol Grip celebrations which begin Tues­ Na'vy planes also kept up the would be held In the agricul­ Britons fantry battalions mostly In a from 9 to 1 a.m. Tickets may General Electric Timex Mickey & Minnie day. pressure on the other side of security role, the United States Permanent press 6.5%Kodel % 3.5% Hairdryer tural conununity of Enniskillen, The Viet Cong have an­ South Vietnam’s border. They be obtained by contacting Mrs. 60 miles southwest of Belfast, tONiDON (AP) — MUMoos of la relying heavily on air power combed cotton. Embroidery or lace Watches nounced a four-day cease-fire Priscilla Brown at the special Deluxe Hair Setter Hot or cold. Powerful 300 watt motor Folds to pretest the provindai goV- B^tish homes cut off from elec- made about 200 strikes against In hopes of delaying a Commu­ trims. Mint. blue, maize, pink; Watches. Unbreakable a m r^ m - . c a r k c for Tet, beginning at 1 a.m. the Ho Chi Mlnh trail supply care unit of Manchester Memo­ 18 nylon rollers in 3 sizes. Quick heat curlers for storage. #680 ^ emment’B pdicy of Interning plunged Into a nist off-jnslve. sizes 10 to 18. mainspring! 1 year' V "5 I V V5 Saig^on tim e Alonday. The allies rial Hospital, Mrs. Shirley in compact travel case. No rain checks.#HCD1 ' ^suspected members of the Irish' dtoriqjted and cold week- network, which snakes through Informants said the biggest guarantee. have said they will observe a Koski, operating room; Mrs. RepubUcan Army-lRA-wltb. today. But the pdlttcal cU- southern Lacs and into South buildups were in the central 24-hour cease-fire effective at 6 Bernice Woodbury, obstretlcs out trIaL The IRA Is waging a “ «te heated up with attacks on Vietnam’s northern provinces p.m. Monday. unit; or Mrs. Mary Ward. Full-of-Frills guerrtila war against IsToOO the government that threw the and central highlands. (See Page Eight) Save an Extra British troops -stationed In the ®ndtch. Arnel®Blou8es ' Former Prime Atinlster Har- Old Devil Tooth Decay BVuUkner’s appeal foor ca rii Barbara Olivera as Judy corrals those two arch criminals of tooth decay, Just bIgliUghted the belief anumg tlon Labcirites, accused the Sugar, played by Leah Saglio, left; and Snacking, played by Laurie Popick. As Conservative government of in­ Charmingly ruffled long Protestants that ridUful part of National Children’s Dental Health Week, the skit, “Good Guys are dustrial sabotage after it or^ sleeve blouses - a perfect Arrived! at the IRA have Winners,” was performed three times yesterday at Lincoln School by Grades Mills Abandons Fence, Valentine gift! White, some % . . % oaptured the sympathies of the dered power cuts be extended 5.99 30 50 to factories. The cutbacks have 4-5, directed by Mrs. Jessie Hovey, for pupils of the school and Head Start colors; sizes 30 to 38. wmM. press. Oompared to the classes. It was written by Miss Sylvia L, Claflin, retired Manchester teacher. coverage given Catholic griev­ thrown Industry Into near panic Off Our Regular Low Prices on ances, th^ BBjr, Protestant and imperiled the jobs of up to Other cast members were Kevin Conlon as Bob, Jeffrey Milliard as Tom grievances against terrMlst 6 million workers. Nancy Bryant as Betsy, and Anna. PeTeira, Nancy Winegar, Robin Eldridge, Dons His Running Shoes bombhigs and shootlngB of Calling it “the blackest Fri­ and Christine Pagani. Ellen Ost^ut was annbuncer, and Richard Tolowitzer day Britain’s industry has Famous Caldor 1 Size Rag. Our Complete Schraffts Junior Hearts troops and poUcemen get Uttle was in charge of -the curtain. (H i^ld photo by Buceivicius)______By ROBERT L. CAMPBELL NBC’s “Today” show, also seen,” Wilson Prime 18.99 *10 press attention. called on fellow presidential I WonderIoh®Panty Hose Delicious assortment of fine quality fresh Minister Edward Heath to meet Responding to a campaign chocolates - up to 2 lb. boxes! No rainchecks. "For every newspaperman I hopefuls to "refine the debate” Spring Song take to the Protestants In the today with striking miners. generated by home-state sup­ over the President’s latest Diamond Stock Their fi've-;week walkout has cut porters and congressional col­ / peace moves. Sleek fitting panty hose with Schraffts Candy Hearts off supiHles .to ccol.fueled pow­ leagues, Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, nude heel and toe. Beige, Solitaires, wedding bans, earrings, pins, That view was shared by an­ Stretch Wig pendants 'Solitaires 30% off. All other er stations and"led to the black­ Antiwar Parley in Paris chairman of the House Ways taupe, cinnamon and navy. Finest quality milk chocolate in romantic outs. and Means Committee and a other Democratic contender, diamond jewelry 50%off. hear! shaped box. 3 oZ. size. No rain checks. Ratty Our Reg. 1.49 The miners’ leader, Joe Oorm- leading figure in many a Capi­ Sen. Henry Jackson of Wash­ Deluxe Wig Head Kit Styles vary In all stores. Sounded ley, said he iwas ready to dis­ tol Hill scrap, says he 'will ac­ ington who urged Americans to Our Rag. 2.49 1.69 cuss a pay settlement with tively seek the Democratic support Nixon’s Vietnsun efforts j X j Heotii. But a spokeeman tor the lars POW Wives presidential nomination. “as long as he continues to Misses* New for Spring Valentine's Day Gift negotiate effectively for U.*^® prime ntinifter he had no ^„MUls.~moved off the list of- p e a ce .” *" ikwriNWIsow»e call." ■ VBRSAltiS!S,','Ffl£HiC^ 'Kn.T'VdSSISTftiiifeEmd lihS been gaticn murmured to nswrsmen presidential fence-sitters and Crinkle, Suede & Jute Ideas from bur Cosmetic Dept. anu a mteetaiit t^tolver. ^ ji>okesman sold Heqtb — A delegation of American m iss^ In Scuth Vietnam since that the wives’ unexpected ap- Into the battle proper Friday Jackson, on the campaign ” W e a r e m a j o i ^ hert.” stands by 'his speech Friday wlvea of prisoners of 'war and June 10, I960. pearance at the assembly 'was with the announcement that he trail In Florida, called for a Handbags Prince Matchabelli missing men changed the pace They were accompanied by a a “maneuver by the American knew his Arkansas delegation ’’little moratorium” among Windsong or Beloved gets au uie notice. to accept an interim pay deal an antiwar assembly here to- Washbigten, ' D.C., la'wyer, administFs.Uon’’ to disturb the would nominate him at the presidential contenders. toilet water. 2.00 AUtaougb they aA out- and go back to work pending day by showing up to seek In- Charles W. Havms. assembly. But the wives and, Democratic convention and that "T h ere -will be am ple tim e to numbered 2-1 In this provinoe the Outcofne of an inquiry into formation about-their husbands. The delegation 'was able to their lawyer denied that they he “intended to be in Miami hold Nixon accountable for Top handle and shoulder what he has done—or hasn’t from Skinny Dip of 1.0 milUon, CatiioUcs aire the the dispute, Two cf the three wives tried 4he assembly hall despite had any connection with the seeking the support of other strap styles in white, bone done—come November,” Jack- largest single denoctnltution In The 280,000 striking miners to become delegates to the security, and their pres- government or that they had delegations.” and new Spring colors. Moisturizing Lotion,8 oz. son told a Jacksonville g^ather- 5.99 1.19 Northem Irriand and usually have'rejected hts appeal, World Assembly of Paris for quickly recc^zed any Intention of dlsrupUi^ the The statement, ending a peri­ Ing. present a united ftent. With power cuts lasting long- Peace and Independence of In- because (they were more con- proceedings, od in iriilch Mills said he was Bath Oil, 4 oz. 1.59 In the same vein, two admin­ The Protestants, divided er and affecting more homes, dcchineee Peoples. They ■were servaUvely dressed than most Galanti and Mrs. 'White not a candidate but would not WILBUR MILLS istration spokesmen continued Bubble Bath, 6 oz. Reg. among Presbyterian, Church cf housewives struggled to pre- admitted to the assembly hall hippie clad members of formally applied for delegate fight a convention draft, came 1.59 5.88 -^6.88 an attack of Democratic criti­ 19.99 Irelaiid, Methodist and a dozen pare cold meals and replenish but their applications for dele- American deleg^atlon. after his name was entered in 12.88 smaller denominatioas, are dl- their dwindling supply of can­ emers to run for the presidency cism of 'Nixon’s peace efforts. Bath Cologne, 8 oz. 1.99 gate status were turned down Some of the American dele- (See Page Eight) the Wlsccnsin and Nebraska 'vided poUUcally too. They as well as l>eing a favorite son Secretary of Defense Melvin Corningware^ dles and flashlight batteries. because they did-not belong to ______' ______prim aries. 2 Suit Executive spend much of tfaetr energy in in Arkansas. R. Laird, in San Diego, Calif., Faberge 5 oz. Hotpltals were supposed to antiwar groups' 'which embrace Mills office said the congress­ outshouting each other. Meanwhile, Secretary of wdiere the families of many Carry-On Flight Bag' 6 Cup Teapot be exempt from tiie cuts. But Cemmunist policy on the war. man has 'Written to the Wiscon­ Dusting Powder . At the moment a huge row Is by accident St. State William P. Rogers made American prisoners of war live, James’s Hospl- sin and Nebraska secretaries of Includes lambswuol puff Black or brown vinyl with heavy duty Cornflower or floral bouquet design . . . for blazing In the Protestant camp tal In South The three 'wives, however, re­ it known he 'will give special said those “who reject the London was the state that he could not in and FREE '/fe oz. Cologne. 5.00 zippers. 4 compartments, continental a special gift or for your own cup of tea! over a David Frost television blacked out. Its emergency ceived a sympathetic hearing fcreign-poUcy briefings to all peace initiatives of the Presi­ ‘Market Basket’ High good conscience slgm the re­ handle. #8200 program which put the generator kicked on in time to from Communist Indochinese candidates, starting after "a dent even before the enemy has ESTOW N quired affidavits to remove his winnowing out process” has qtotiight on John McKeegue, power equipment keeping a delegates, but received no spe­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ predicted supermarket grocery given a clear response are not PHARMACY I I name from the ballot. chairman of the ShanklU De- heart patient aHve. cific information on their hus­ sumers last year paid $21 more prices will rise this year about narrowed the now-crowded helping the prisoners, the miss­ W feme Aasoqiation. Police spent hours checking bands. The wives talked infoiv for a “market basket” list of 4 per cent, compared with a Such a move, Mills wrote, field. ing and their families.” 29.88 .MefOeague said on the pro- buildings where burjlar alarms medly with representatives of food items, but farmers got 2.4-per-cent gain In 1971. would require him to say “he is A department spokesman “Responsible men," Laird confirmed this when asked gram; that “bloody Sunday” In went off, tripped by a device the Viet Cong and Pathet Lao only $1 of the 1971 increase. But that Includes all food con­ not now and does not intend to said In a speech prepared for Five irons - 3 ,5,7,9 and putter, 2 woods, delejations and sought. ai^xdnt- be a candidate for President.’’ about a call by Sen. Hubert H. number 1 and 3. Men’s and ladies' right which. 13 Roman Catholics in that operates automatically if Middlemen pocketed the rest, sumers buy at retail stores, Im­ the Civic Clubs of San Dleg;o, 3(AaU)kttiD ments 'with others. Mills, -whose committee han­ Humphrey, D-Mlnn., for the ad­ Londonderry 'were killed should electricity Is Interrupted, according to a new analysis by ported and seafood products as •‘will recog;nize that we can hand. ministration to give “in-depth be renamed "Good Sunday.” Beth* the government and the The 'Wives were Mrs. Paul B. the Agriculture Department. well as Items which begin on dles all tax l^dslaticn, has have only one president at a discussions” to keep candidates Spalding Golf Balls Newspapers are packed with miners were the targets of pub- Galani, Richmond, Va., whose Put on another basis, farmers U.S. farms. The market-basket been a member of Congress tim e.” since 1939. He is considered an Informed. letters debating the Incident Uc wrath. Gormley, the strike huahand has been a North Viet­ last year got only 38 cents of list includes only farm-origi­ Laird's remarks were echoed Rag. 11.99 expert on internal revenue mat­ The State Department said Krofille or Airflile- Some writers think McKeague’s leader, said his London head- namese prisoner tince June 17, each dollar consumers spent on nated food products and is used by Interior Secretary Rogers liquid center dis­ the briefings probably would comment did drastic damage to quarters had two bomb threats 1966; IMrs. Jam es B lair White, food , down one cent frem 1970. to gauge where the consumer ters a i^ an effective backer of C.B. Morton, who said the lead­ tance hall. Tough 88 tax policies traditionally es­ net start until after Rogers re­ the Protestant case. and many abusive phone calls. St. Petersburg, Fla., _ whose The report, issued Friday, dollar goes. ing Democratic critic. Sen. Ed­ cover for long wear. turns from his trip to Peking Others seem sympathetic and Angry demonstratms chanted husband has been missing in was another In a series issued On that basis, the latest re- poused by the Democrats. mund 3. Muskie of Maine, had Reg. Laos since Nov. 24, 1969; and by USDA this week on food Mills is reported to have the with President Nixon. Reg. Reg. (See Page Blgbt) support of many fellow South- Humphrey appearing on an (See Page Eight) Giant Picture Puzzle 29.88 58.87 44.99 (See Page Eight) Mrs, Bruce O. Johnson, Sallna, prices. Ekirller, the depeurtment (See Page Eight) Books For S.A.T. & S.S.,\.T. Kxanis 24.88 49.44 39.87 MINIATURE Popular storyland Verbal Aptitude Workbook subjects, rectangu­ CNOCOUTES lar or round shapes Cory Deluxe 40 In. Polaroid Colorpack Keystone Everflash Pub. List 1.75...... in canister. '. 88 Baseboard Heater with Focus Flash Insta-Load Camera Tragic Fire Math Workbook Study Panel Pub. U iH .9 5 ...... 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(AP) — Po- 7 ts Islative study committee has argue that minor medical and mlttee was set up by the legls- lice said four persons died ear­ recomihended a limited no- “pain and suffering” cases tie lature last year after another ly today and five others were faitit auto insurance plan for up courts so that other accident no-foult plan was voted down in Coimeotlcut tiiat would cover victims must face tengthy de- the Senate. The committee is missing after a general alarm Charge medical expenses up to $6,(MX) lays. composed of legislators and fire that raced through a three 541 <41^ story rooming house. It! but would' exclude property Regardtess of the amount of representatives of the excutive fletnea*. medical costs, lawsuits would branch of government, the In- Officers said only one of the No decision has yet been still be allowed In cases of surance Industry, labor and victims was identified, James reached by the' committee on death and per^ianent dls-. business. O’Brien, age unknown. whether to recommend that the flgurement or Injury, said State Massachusetts, the first state Police helped rescue 17 per­ sons from the building down a plan catry a requirement that to Inaugurate a no-fault system, back stairs. They were taken to auto Iniiuhnce componieB re- required lower premiums when a nearby Salvation Army shel­ d ^ ^ ^ premium. In oon- the idan went Into effect at the Premium ter. beginning o f 1071. Since then P olice Sgt. W illiam Finn, 36, The idan. awrovod unanl- five other states have adopted FOREVER YOURS C u t b u c k said he was on patrol when he mously by the 28-member com- no-fault plans for medical ex-, Sculptured, two-tone, miniature ' O A C k penses In auto accidents. saw two men run from the chocolates are packed In this attrac­ mlttee BYidoy, would require automatic medical payments Sen. Jay W. Jackson, D-West house with a television set. As tive red or pink heart. Embossed The committee also made a he began to chase them he saw cover with elaborate decorations of up to $6,000 to insured accident Hartford, who le cne of the number of recommendations vtotims regardless of who was committee’s four chairmen, smoke coming from the house ribbons and flowers. $3.50. Delight related to prevention of acci­ and stopped. your love with this or any of the at fault The ccmunlttee also reoom- RCA Color Portable General Electric Warner Reprise Records Sony 12” Diagonal Inch dents. Among them were;' He said he sought to enter other attractive BARTON'S Valen­ AU car owners in the state mended that a partial-fault con- —Bassag®' of a “Bumper tine Hearts. the front door but was turned Stereo Phono sDionne Warwick - "Dionne” woidd be required to subscribe cept of auto insurance be law” _ that___ would ___ require__ ^oars Complete with Stand •Dean Martin - "Dine” Portable Color TV back by flames. He alerted the COME SEE THEM A LL A to the plan. ®'*®***^ “ ^ stat® aftw a certato oGcupeuits of a nearby diner • Peter Yarrow - ■•Peter” The plan would entlUe lnsm> son who sues to coUect from withstand crashes at a LARGEST SELECTION OF Powerful solid state UHF tuner, automatic ed persons to sue In court for the other party even If the vie- who helped officers rouse occu­ Four speed automatic changer, matched 4 ' dy­ Kenny Rogers and the First ^ Automatic color control, no set up adjust- to be determined maximum VALENTTNB CARDS BY chrome control, great family gift! namic speaker, matching dust cover. any medical' expenses, earning tim is partially at fault in the pants of the building and lead Edition present (he "Ballad or F U U ments. Instanl picture and .souik'I speed without being damaged. them down the stairs. F A R — A LL HALLMARK. Caldor's Low Price! losses, rehabilitation and other accident. Calico". 2 LP set. 698 Jackson said Florida has •The blaze broke out about 6 m*dfaMiiy related losses over Under the present system, a adopted such a law adUch will 1 5 ,0 00. person probably won’t win any a.m., and within three hours take effect In 1976 and require the roof and third floor of the TWO WAYS TO CHAR6E However, medical expenses payment If he is found to be that cars withstand impacts at and lOM of wninga would have even slightly at fault. Under brick and frame dwelling had ESTOW N up to five miles per hour from collapsed. Sale Fri. & Sat. V i to total moce than $760 for per- the proposed regulation, a per­ the rear and three m.p.h. In a PHARMACY II Mon. Hiru Frl. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Warming the Walker Sg(t. Finn was later hospi­ sons to be able to sue for addl- son would lose bis right to sue forward direction. W) I ll.irironl K(l.~ Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. tloMd oompensotion. based on only if he were mote than half simply had to be a better way to walk the Afghan talized for treatment of smoke "pain and suffering.” at fault. (See Page BIglit) North DsJeOta this Fargo resident decided there hound. And there was. (AP photo) inhalation. m

1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 Coventry 'ng McjiSav, Feb. 28. The price Hartford Stage <8 $7 plus dinner, which Is plan­ MOWIEI Sheinwold on Bridge PARKADE News for S^iior Citizens ned for Patricia Murphy’s Rest­ Your Will Present IFOamRENreANDl d e o l a r e b ’ s F a l s e m o v e aurant. So think, about It and NORTH CHS Senior be ready to register. vpum SIMPLIFIES DEFENSE By WAV.Y FORTIN ‘Charlie’s Aunt’ 4 Q9873 O ntE O IO R Speaking of trips, here's an- n * stfiMta at SM iMSii ii •• Mmw At The Center Tty ALFRED 8HEINWOU1 CP 10 Appointed to OPEN otller one to keep In mind. We’re * Hello'there! Say, do you wsint Ing In ’teen weather Md she’s u iwvw an vim can J—FDental J.J.■/d.J. "CSiarlle’s Aimt,” by Brandon 0 AKJ 108 mentioning It now so you can In most hands the defenders ♦ 74 lo hold on a spell? I’ve got basking In 70 degrees o t sun- start saving ^ your dollars for a Thomas will cpen Feb. 18 at the «U AKt «BMimo are at a disadvantage ^cause WEST EAST Annapolis boat cruise to Nassau In Sept- rp they cannot see their combined 4 10 5 2 . AKJ64 by Glenn Gamber SUNDAY if "hTp^Ted'^'thf past^th^ Center there, was a ‘t w S i H p a ltll ”XTas"f f LEj 4 William O. Gleimey IV, a Tuesday momh^-weU. not ex- go#d gang playing our Wtohe* ' »at ageless farce resources. If declarer makes a CP A983 2 Cp None Health senior at Coventry Hlg^s Srtiool, actly, because quite a bit of i^lal games despite the snow, reglsteri^ f about young and not-so-young false move, he may Up them 0 6432 - ALL DAY - MLMnM WTm 0 5 has received an appointment to 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Uie action was done on Monday and In the afternoon there were cabins at $310 and $335 for- annual Na- love,” It will be directed by a hnMil aiMamlMi off to what they have. A AKJ5 A Q 10 8 3 The Century Plan of medical insur­ reservoir. Shortly before the new road E 3 West dealer. the U. 8. Naval Academy in' ance wlU be extended to tewn depart­ and w lot of help cam e In a co u - 84 playing > pinochla with the tlo»»a» Dental Health Week. This young man whose talents have SOUTH opened, the concern surfaced again, par­ Neither side vulnerable. Annapolis, Maryland. He is a ment heads, ihelr assistants, and tgwn pie Of weeks ago. Anyway, the, following winners; Wilbur Mes- includes e/e^T^*^ ® f ®P‘ is the last of a series of articles Len appreciated at the s ^ None ticularly about the possibility of rood Opening lead — King of 4 son of Mr. and Mrs. -William G. pensioners under 66 years of age. excitement centered around our sler, 700; Esther Anderson, 683; you spend during the 2H days published by The Herald In co- appreciated at the stage CP KQJ7654 , salts getting into the 'water suiq;>ly. ■am cna GHemiey m o f Stiver l|t. H is sp - The matter had been brought before Food. Sale held at the Center John" ■ “Derby, 681; William Ir­ In Nassau. Registration will operatlMi with the Manchester company many times, but al- iMr ITftwftMtmapMvii Clubs. 0 Q97 / “I suspect it (salt) wen’t show up for NnM tr AMt bwirtlai West opened the king of clubs the Board of Dlrectoni by Town Man. Tuesday morning. win, 678; Floyd Post, 663; Jen­ start March 6, at which time Dental Society. ways on stage. (4 962 a while if it shows up at all," Giles you must pay at least $Sb. Reg ) and then shifted to his singleton ager Robert Weiss some time ago, but says, explaining that the asdt may sink Man, the place was Jumpin’ nie Fogarty, 660; Bess Moonan, Jeremiah Sullivan, actor and West North East Sooth 652; Beatrice Mader, 646; Flor- Istering this early wUl assure diamond. West hoped to get the directors delayed extending the in­ Into the ground and eventually seep into and jivin’ at 8 a.m. when many I imderstand a report has now director, was seen at the 1 cp 1 4 Double 2 Cp Elegant Quality Shows Lore ence Brooks, 641; Ann Young, at w o n 17 AHHT two ruffs with small trumps. creased coverage to those not covered the w ater. of the 'volunteers started to U3 the chance to get nice cabins been issued about abrasive Stage Company as the young Double All Pass 638; Martha Irwin, 631; Paul (Asi lIMt My wry The problem was how to get the by collective bargaining until Weiss sub­ Meanwhile, Giles Is getting cost show up to get all tllb goodies at a reasonable price. tccthpastes. Dees this mean comedian in ’’The Farce of a MftSAl AFMll Schuetz, lead twice to East. mitted cost flguren to them for tiie bet­ figu res to r a regular system of testing in their proper places, g co r^ a Gladys Seelert, The full payment must be that the toothpaste I am using Scapln” ; as the father of the re- made by the end of August, may actually be harmful? tarded child, “Jre Egg;” as What would the defenders do and West’s ruff was the setting ter plan. town reservoirs for metals. Giles says If left to their own devices? I Tuesday, of course, was otour Think It over and (hen get your The report you cite was pub- the two wanderers Into trick. The matter was thought up at Tues­ he suspects the state wUl require these Barncim enei^tlc fund raising chalr- most successful Food Sale in the down payment ready for Mon­ West might pocner or later lead Dally QuesUod day’s Board of Directors meeting by tests soon. CANDY SHOPPE OP NEW YORK man) received lots of welcomed Udied last year by the Ameri- b*® plot o f "H am let” In a low club, but would Blast try morning . along with our oil day. Msu%h 6th. can Dental Asscciation, which "'Rosencrants and Gulldenstem As dealer, yon hold: Spades, Mayor John Thompecn. The board had On a recent telev^slan broadcast of PINK help, from many of our mem­ to win the trick with the ten? painting class in full swing. In On PMday of last week we rated all major dentifrices on ®^re Dead” ; and as ihany other received a memo on the cost Involved. hearings on the controversial 1-291 pro- FANTASY bers, Mrs. Vince had a "gang" had a nice turnout for our kitch­ the afternoon the action moved on ascending scale of abra- diverse characters. He combln- monds, A-K-J-10-8; Clubs, 1-4. No director voiced any opposition to pcsed for West Hartford, an oi^xment of going ..with all the delicious en social with our friend George were to win the lead twice; but over to the Parkade Lanes slvlty. When the report was is- ®U ®n acting job with teaching, THEAtm TIME What do you sayf granting the coverage to these emidoyes that road claimed that it a road Is built homemade goodies, both food y,bere the Senior League was the play would be unthinkable. __ ___ VtUUome calling the games. In sued, the ADA pointed out that a-t Hartford last sunmer and Answer: Pass. You would bid and pensioners, so Thompecn told Weiss near a reservoir, as Is ^proposed there, BARftlCINI'S fOU wouldn’t believe Vnockine' over the hnrH wnnH SCHEDULE Declarer won the second trick and gifts. You wouldn’t believe knocking over the hard wood the afternoon, the gang was if both suits were majors, or to go ahead with Includhig these people the lead content o t the w ater m ay In­ some dentifrices may be harm- now returns to Hartford as dl- with dummy’s king of diamonds the many lovely gifts that were with the following results: High busy with the crewel embrod- even if the spades and dia­ hi the i>lan. crease. donated " ------■ ' — ...... • ful to a particular individual’s rector. SATURDAY and returned the ten of hearts. BEST ASSORTMENTS by some of our very triple for the women was Esther dery class, and In the evening , ... monds were reversed. You are M em bers c f boto L ocal 991 and the artistic East discarded a spade, and members. Most.every- Hogan with 447. Blanche Mlllett 64 players participated In our ^ Burnside: — "The Hospital” willing to stretch a point or so Municipal E m plo^ (3roup were given thing handmadelandmade and all real took high single with 160 and set-back games. The lucky win- West played low. 2:00, 7:1A, 9:25. when ycu have a very strong the Century medical coverage, effective O’Neill Pays Bet barg*Uns. high average was won by Mary ners were: Florence Plitt, 139; others only a low-abrasive den-.ert Moberly, vdiose dlsgiiW Is Spade Best YOUNG • MINIATURE tlfrice Is safe. The study also the all-important element of Cinema I: "Hospital” 1:16, major suit, but not when your Jan. 1 a s part c f the 1971-72 contracts • Then, to add to It, we had a Chaves with 140. For the inen Paul Schutz, 134; Claire Renn, Declarer’s best continuation The recent referendums on the pro- pointed up the fact that many the play’s whacky situatims; 3:16, 6:10, 7:10, 9:16. strong suit is a minor. A very negotiated vdth the town. LOVERS CHOCOLATES Hied . turnout of members and h was Max Schubert Day, as 132; Karl White, 130; Mina Is to ruff a small spade and pcsed purchase of the Mancherter Wa­ of the so-called "brightener” Gary Donzlg and Paul Rudd, Cinema II: — "Snow Job” close decision. the ' .pubUc, despite the cold he finished first In all three lead the king of hearts. If West According to Weiss’ memo, if the cov­ ter Co. by the town ami the pnqxxsed Reuther, 129; Alice Shorette, toothpastes were actually rath- love-stricken swains of the turn- 7:30, 3‘30, 6:30, 7:30, 9:30, Copyright 1972 weaker. They were all taking categ^ories: High single, 190; 128; L yla Steele, 128; Irving takes the ace of hearts and erage were effective Jan. 1, the total consoUdaUco of Ei^th District sewer • HAND DIPPED er low in abrasives. However, of-the-century period and Sand- UA Theatre; — "P ock et General Features Obrp. william G. Oleiuiey IV advsuitage of the opportunity to high triple, 504; and hig^ aver- Gustafson, 127; Claire Comlns, leads a spade. South can ruff cost for the two new groups would have facilities with the town’s aroused some all toothpastes contain some ra Thornton, Kathleen Miller M°"®y” 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8 :00, buy these wonderful hom em ade' 162.6. and draw two more rounds of pcintment came as the result of been $2,966 fo r the rest o f the fiscal intense feeUngs, hut apparently William 126; Michael DeSimone, 128; abrartves. and Tana Hicken, as the three 79:00. • 30 DIFFERENT TYPES d’goodles.”’ Naturally, we all Dy the way, this coming Mon- Lee Stelnmeyer, 128; William trumps. Then he can switch to recommendations by both U. S. year. According to Mrs. LilUan Rubin, O’Neill, director of public, works, and Highly abrasive dentifrices lovely young ladies whose stem Manchester Drive - In: She’ll Hold Him We'ro much pleased with the ““r group will host diamonds and wait for West to Rep. Robert H. Steele and Sen. acting town controller, it Is not' known the Eighth District dtrectors are still ... Irwin, 121; Lewis Weber, 120; can be harmful to people who uncle and guardian Is played "Shaft” 9:00; "Get Carter” turnout and the results will the PlainviUe Senior Bowling oeorge Scholl, 118; Eva Lutz, ruff. The defenders wlU get Aibrafaam. R iU coff. when the plan 'will take effect. FYirther ' M ends. have receding gums with ex- Jack Murdock, who Is just 7:00; "Pretty Maids A ll In A To Hi§ Promise Information Is belng'< awaited frem the knock you for a loop! In just League at the Parkade Lanes. three clubs and two trumps. Bill, who is 17 years old. Is According to the voices In the halls of PlainviUe will be posed tooth roots. Cementum is finishing the lead role In "Root- Row” 10:48. WASHINGTON (AiP) — Jane Connecticut Medical Service (CMS), she four hours everything was sold coming In Don’t forget that this coming Instead, South made the mis­ 'T>resident c f the Student Cioun- the Municipal Building, O’NelU foUowed *1.45 to *15. M uskle' says her husband has says. take of leading dummy’s re­ -cU at CHS, and together with through on a gentleman’s bet and bought carefully promised her the Roee Gar- The cost listed by Weiss for giving the maining club. East 'vice president Marian Klssane, several of tiie district directors.a steak SATIN put In the ten of clubs, hoping den—at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave- CJentury coverage to L ocal 991 m em bers be shares -the first student seat dinner following the defeat of the oon- *N LACE ADORABLE ,thus to gain two entries in that nue—for her next birthday, is $3,903; end $1,446 fo r M EG (M unicipal on the Board of Education. solldation question. GOLD suit. The wife of Sen. Edmund S. He Is also president cf the Employes Group) members. just now. It was an aii-oui ei- ^ »roun win i Th ‘Joe” 9:16; "Bird with Crystal This play had the effect, Muskle of Maine sliced into a Nathan Hale Chapter cf the Na- Weiss told the directors in his memo fort from those sending in do^^^^ les ffTthe day.“?^ le ^ f^ ‘l ^Ith materials ^and Maureen Hurley complete Plum'age” 7:30. therefore, of telling the defend- birthday cake garnished with a ttional Honor Society and a soc­ that half of tile cost of extending the Uons, those baking and maktag ^ “Bue wu g^t to the Center by 7 P -m . for such ^as plastics or acrylics 'the ibe cast.cast, Meadows Drive - In;— “For Skate Yes, Ski No 701 fO it aU the goodies and from all the """ ^ “ acacn luesaay enteratinment. We will fea- ers what they had in clubs, frosting-sculptured White House cer letterman, as well as being Century plan to these 'vartcus groups may also be advlscid to use less ’’Charlie’s Aunt” premiered A Few Dollars More” 6:30; volunteers who could find the " . ture folk singing by our friend. East won with the ten of clubs Friday at Muskie’s Democratic active in many student activi­ is already in the current budget. There were 2,711 people who skated at fiUKKCl , abrasive toothpastes. These bi 1392 and it is believed that it “A Fistful of DoUars” 9:02- Ilga Paups. She isn’t a strang­ aiid led a diamond for his pfirt- presidential campaign head- ties at CHS. town skating areas to January, accord­ materials may be harmed by h'ls Ijeen produced every year "Good, Bad and The Ugly’’ ner to ruff. West thereupmi quarters. She is 45. FOR er to many of us because as a A native of Manchester, Bill ing to the numtidy repcit of Mel Slebold, FOR _ 6 1 F T I during the sale. A giant Thank some of the heavier abrasives, since, in six languages, on tele- program because we will have senior In high school she per­ 10:43. could afford to lead the jack of has attended' Coventry schools town recreation director. In addition, You to each and every or»! The ADA also warned that the. vision and'on the screen. TTck- Attends Bodd Meeting the opportunity to meet the new formed for us and did a greeit clubs for his partner to over­ since he was in the fourth some 180 kids of all ages coasted to Cen­ Now we can make a couple publisher cf the Manchester compulslve tooth brusher —_ ®ts may be obtained by calling SUNDAY WRAP job. After the entertainment, take with the queen. And now iL i.nnm uoR o grade. He has a younger broth­ Mrs. Rubin attended a dkpier meeting ter Springs Park to January. IT S OUR of chatiges at, the Center and Herald, Mr. Burl Lyons. Mr. someone 'who brushes vigorous- Uie box office, Burnside: — "The Hoepltal” East led back anotiier diamond, u * Wednesday evening In New fiayen of the HER SietMld says 8,658 people participated HIM PIEASURE TO, we’ll be dancing to the tunes of er, Daniel, a fourth grader at purchase a few needed pieces of Lyons has beeen Invited to our ly several times a day, for long M arion Ste$rtiens and her band. 2:15, 4:15, 6:16, 8:16. -DouitfBaaL. Coventry Grammar School, and Municipal Finance OfOcera At^iqiation. to indoor recreation actlvltleB to Janu­ WRAP YOURJ equipment. . Hot Meal program and then he periods — may damage the Cinema I: — “The Hospltsd" ' Hoi fiasT Misnkf Mtu qFniM) During the evening we’ll tiUce two sisters, Kimberly now a A panel discuseion after dbmer dealt a ry ; 2,299 people x>aitlc lpated to town­ W ITH LOVE •CHASE I W ITH LOVE It’s really great to work with jg mcEt anxlcus to meet all you darnel with a hlgh-abiasive time to munch on some goodies TivoU-Frivoli 1:16, 3:18, 6:10, 7:10, 9:16. fSAMANTHAECCAR • '" * * “ ■* college student and a graduate with the pros and bans of "The Stole wide sports; and 2,606 swam at town K A IflY . such a wonderful, group of peo- folks. After the meal we will dentifrice. and homemade punch before Cinema II: — "Snow Jpb” faiVERREED a, of CHS, and Mrs. M-arcia Van Bond Bank Concept.’’ Arguing for a swimming prols. pie and to know, that this bunch all meet upstairs vdiere he will giving away a few door prizes. The best person to gdve you Set for Hartford 1:30, 3:30, 6:30, 7:30, 0:80. Camp, a UOonn graduate. stale bond bonk was State Treasurer Is riot only "live and lively,” gay a few words and give you NSFIELD INElADVlNniECAR Annual figures show a decline to the Tickets may be purchased at advice on whether to use a UA Theatre: — "Pocket h glMMt Md • gun I Robert I. Berdon. Offering opposing nitinber of people using town recreation f ^ R E E but still ready to do its shart all a chance to ask questions. Heat Your Cm ^ e e Oae! lO i For His \ Famous the Center on Monday as well high - abrasive toothpaste is Tlvoll-EVlvoU, , an entertain' Money’’ 1:30, 3:30, 6:30, 7:30, F R t SAT. ,BDN.^ comments was Atty. Isaac D. Russell, a faculties, or If not to the number of to keep the Center in wonder­ I’m sure you’ll enjoy meeting 1 F or - 1 as at the door on Tuesday your famUy dentist. ment evening inspired by the 9:39. Hore Erighteting Than benid lawyer 'with the Hartford firm of k 'Valentine’s Day M ful 'condition and a nice place Mr, Lyons so let’s all plan on LEEREMCK , Use of Drugs people, at least to the frequency with Smoking Pleasure Perfumes night. Sure hope you’U find ------Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Manchester D rive - I n : — "PLAY FOR MB" Day, Berry, and Howard. Russell w u to come to. being present this Wednesday HCHASO which towii'facllitlee are utilized. HmA to be with us, because it’s How safe are theUTO electric 1 . 1 j ^ Shaft” 8:00; “Get Carter” Co-Feature with SEVERED S the town’s bond counsel from 1966 to Oil behalf the Center staff to give him a good old Senior Jamee Ttolor — HEAD'^ Leveling Off, This .year date there have been going to be a gala evening. toothburshes------and------water ------Jets? ’ . . . ® 6:00;----- , "Pretty------Miaids AU In A ■TWO-LANB BLACKTOP" 1971 'When Republicans had ccn trol o f 246,891 participants to town recreation FAMOUS NAME and myself, I want to express citizen welcome. Menus for the week are as Tm considering buying each cf State Armory in Hartford on ftow" 9:46. _ lilR tlUTRW the Hoard of Directors. Fat Rto BHUtoa Soo 'our sincere thanks to everyone Don’t forget, now, that’s this --- 1 HO IVIL-^ • Says Authority aCtivlUee 'whUe fheTC w ere 296,629 par­ foUows: Monday, beef noodle these items fer my famUy. May 6. Three cultural oiganl- East Hartford Drive - In: — ticipants up to the sante time last year. CHANEL for not only making this Food coming Wednesday afternoon CHARLOTTE, N.C, (AP) — ^e a ^c^ smrSi a t T n m W h v ^ ^ *«7ia salad sandwiches. The American Dental Assocl- zaUons wUl join In sponsoring 'Servered Head” 7:30; “Lady At least part of this can ^ ex^dained by SPRAY COLOGNE that*L. do and i®® cream and cookies; atlon evaluates^ th ^ devices this fund-raising event: the h i A Car’ 9:10; See No Evil” John E. IngersoU, director of PIPE SALE showing that you do care and on taking in cur hot meal as Wrecker Meetiing Set the fact that the Nortbview Ski Slope, Wednesday, baked ham with for safety and effecUveness. Connecticut Opera Guild, the 10:60. rihe federal Bureau of Narcotics appreciate your Center. God vreU. Check the menu further MANCHESTER Which was used extensively last winter, raisin sauce, whipped potatoes. Currently, the Association has Women’s Auxiliary of the Hart- East Windsor Drive - In: — ’and Dangerous Drugs, says, A meeting between town officials and IMPORTED FROM DENMARK- bless you all. ih the column and I’m sure It H HI HCh crNTfR has only been open one day so far this only *6 buttered com with pimento, recognized 13 powered tooth- ford Symphony Society, and the “Joe” 7:30; "Bird With Crystal I “The floodUde of drug abuse representatives of the Independent Ga­ y/an quite a day, miow wUl be to ycur liking. For this ^ttered com ^th year. . M onday wi 643-7833 FRII PARKING REAR Of THEATRF Jaround the coimtty is finially rage Owner’s Association has been FRANCE - ITALY - HOLLAND ^ the milo^ iig .and sunshine program we will start at 1 p.m. homemade blscuite, lem anj^- brurties as safe and effective. BMends of the Hartford iBallet Plumage” 9:20. ^ ^ ding wltii whipped cream; It points out that powered Company. Meadows Drive-In; — “A FTst- ,reaching Its peak and leveling tentatively set for 'lYiesday, F tb . B9, at in the afternoon. I started off instead of 1:30 p.m. and along ^ , ;o ff.” : » ; '•1:80 jp.m . to'ttw-M im icd|ial. Building. bright andnipa^---usuaUy I’m with meeting Mr. Lyons, we’U Thursday, split pea soup, j^ led brushes are expeclally recom- Dancing, a merry-go-round, fui of DoUara” 7 ;30; "For A Few Re^'orts On B ulling f/ham. and ;cheese sandndches, mended for.ehUdren and phyal; gtroUlng performers, dinner, DoUars More” 9:21. I fie saM'^TbtirFday ttaid'' ^ it' was reperted - this jweek ttoit tiie VoUing oveiPflSg: ''a last big try out our poptflat* horse racing' """ “““ ““ I al agents seized more heroin in toeetihg wbutd'be at 8:30. -isnooze, but today I was up be- game. apple ^ pie; ______Friday, com chow- l^dlcapM P®«on® who delicacies served at pavlUcns ------=------A total c f $479,176 to buUcOng starts 20fo to 30fo off der, bacon, lettuce and tomcito have difnculty In using* manual representing different nations— ithe last year than in the pre- ■The confab bos' oeen -called by Weiss were reported to tiie month of January itore the sun to hustle my boss- This past Wednesday we had STORY BOOK CHARACTERS COWIE TO L//f {vious five or six years, and lady (mother) to Bradley Field, four tables for bridge with the sandwiches, and 'frosted cake. brushes. these are some features plan- to discuss a year dd K30 proposal to ro­ by TTiomas Monahan, the town’s chief Schedule for the week: 'TT'e 'water Irrigators are also evening. Patrons (ieorge Peppard ‘there was a 4 per cenbdncrease tate calls for 'wrecker service. building inspector. This produced $1,- She picked a real go^ time Baker, 6,210; Kay Unhart, 3,670; the,number cf narcotlos-re- Monday; 10 a.m. to noon, ®vaiuaiea®valuated by the As^iation., ^ '$*£'f...RaggedyAnn Jin 689.28 to fees, about tile same els January FABERGE ito go visit sister in Boca Blanche La Vlgne, 8.280; Eugene have the chance of winning Q e a r e d b v C oU rt 'lated deaths in New Yoik dty .Raton, Fla. Here, we are shiver- Toch, .3,090. Kitchen Social,- one can of have 7*®**7been classified as safe -vacationacation for two at the actual ^ of last year when $1,661.60 'was collected. effective as adjuncts to Jin 1971, compeuned to an in- « ______' , ______In the afternoon, Mrs. Flor- canned goods needed. Noon to ***<7 effective as Tivoli Gardens via Pan-Ameri­ BOSTON (AP) — Actor O t / r O F T H E S C R E E N Contaminated Check Good However, coUecttbiu for the year are 12:30 p.m. Lunch served. 1 p.m. regular toothbmshlng and den can, and to be represented by I crease of 80 to 40 per cent dur- far -below estimates. This revenue COLOGNE and enpe Heins took the gang on a George Peppard has been M .Jay <3iles, water and sewier superin­ rr^r^TV trin ^ colMe^sMes 7o 4 p.m. Pinochle Tournament. 7al care. If used properly, th ^ their favorite reclpies in a spe­ ling the 1960s. source Is one Town Metoager iVelss cited cleared of a charge of assault tendent, reports "no marked increase” DUSTING POWDER w S. 'S ra c^ S Bus V « P at 8:30 a.m. and «7®vices can remove debris cial cookbook. J IngersoU, a former Cbarlotte fees ciUlected for the first seven months with intent to rape. ipoUce c h i^ , spoke to the 97th in chlorides or other contaminates to return trips at 12:30 p.m. and from hard-to-reach places such when he said to his six-month fiscal re­ is really spectacular and we all Mrs. Abraham Klibanoff of Municipal______Court______Chief Justice Jgnnual dinner of the Charlotte either Porter or Howard Reservoirs, the 4 p.ni. as between the teeth. port that the town is facing a deficit. enjoyed the trip. Many thanks You can chrek “with your ^Chester Is co a4>P®areu ®- Rep­ our gpod friend Wilfred Clarke m ANCHESTe Show Starts lYL-Sot. 7.*M I secretary of the state ^Include on for a maximum of 250 parts per mlilion collected through January, accortUpg to Lunch served. Bus pick-up 'at eal Center, said Friday that 16.6 per cent In 1969, and the P®-*'* was making In Boston at L> i ■ /r>/ t it candidates or potential candi- of thesb i>otentiel contaminates, aocord- G eorgo EUlct, cemetery superintendent. Famous Perfumes on the death of his wife, Mil­ 8:29 a.m. and return trip at Mias Bailey, 63, who has had South’s share rose from 80.7 per The time. RlfS b 4-U • HOI lUN NIUCM SUNDAY et89 dred. I dates widely mentioned in the Imr to GUes. The estim ate fo r the year Is $60,000. 12:30 p.m . heart trouble In the past, was cent to 80.9 In the decade. ______inational news media. ‘When plans were -being drawn for the Cemetery fees are another revenue and Colognes by During the afternoon pro­ F rid a y : 19 a.m . to noon. admitted Thursday night as an The Northeast dropped from gram, we called on Mrs. Heins { Secretary of State John F.X. stretch r f 1-84, there w as so m e ' concern shortage Weiss cited to bis six month FANCY Kitchen Social. Noon to 12:80 emergency. patient. She re- 24.9 per cent to 24.1 and the over bulldtog the rood so close’ to the to draw the names of the lucky SHATTihhiUHnc. • Davoren, who held Wallace’s fiscal .review. p.m. Lunch served. 1 p.m. to 3 mained In the hospital’s ooro- North-Central region feU from • name eft his initial listing Jan. winners of our F\>od Sale Raf-. p.m. Crewel Embroidery Class. [EAST CIGARS nary observation unit. 28.8 to 27.8. SHAmhbgftiiw. j 17, put it on a s a D em ocrat be- waaMonECMiai tie. 'FTrst prize was won by Mr. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Set-back MAJA PAUL NBimAN I fore the deadline Tuesday. T. E. Burnham, second prize Tournament. Bus pick-up at LEB MARVIN In I A spokesman said the name by Louise Leudke, and third 8:30 a.m. and return trip at }hod not originaUy been Inolud- • BRAZILIAN prize by Mae Tivnan. Also, the 12:80 p.m . 'POCKET MONEY" BAT-SHEBA FROM ISRAEL ed because Davoren had not de­ coffee and donuts drawing was NIWINOTON • . « « JEAN-CLAUDE KILLY Mon. • Frt. 7:15 r B:18 I ‘ U termined whether Wallace was won by Mildred Loomis and ftlRLIN TURNP1KI Snt. 2-4-5-8-19 a A and C NIX I TO I WO CUTScwolGCANIMOOR iseeking office as a Democrat or BLUE GRASS BY ARDEN 'Harold Lehmann. The program Son. ltSO-SM4l:aO-7dO-B‘.M George Gobel B ated GP • whether he would run on a closed with square dancing and / N i w ® fo r !third party ticket, a BERRING card playing. Injured in Crash GEORGE C.SG0n METROCOLOR i Davoren received a letter By the way, we still have a in JE REVIENS BY WORTH ““ {from Wallace which said, in few seats left for our Stock- NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — *I>art, "W e hepe that In the light bridge trip and only a few days Comedian George Gobel and a “THE HOSPITAL” ■VB. 7:89-too • CUSTA-REY SAV. I: SllNTltM- {of our effort in the Florida Valentine^s Day\ CARVEN left to register. So hurry on Nashville musician were In- •presidential primary and hav- M akes An 1:16-8:10-6:19.7:10-9:16 S:M>5:W-7:S0-9tM E xcellent down and sign up - you’U be X luig been chosen to be on the OPTIMOS • GARCIA Y “VEGA 'Valentine glad you did turned ui a coiuston wltn anotn- 'ballots In Rhode Island, Wis- MAGRIFFE G ift . . . 'niursdav there were W M ichael IN -CAR Htl ATERS (censin, Nebraska, Pennsylvania ^If you care you’U p l S . players with the fol- Both Gobel and Ernest New- MEADOWS (1) FMfol of DoUsM 9*fP 1 FVetty M aid s Jjand West Virginia, you would LA CORONAS a ROYAL JAMAICAN lowing winners: Grace Moore. »«>. as the driver, ( I-VI l^i^HIHol K I III I H4 MUtI Caine TAtr M A-.i WISI St eVK I 90 1X11 (2) For a Few DoUais More 1:80 •consider our candidacy as a Give the Hnesf’ CREPE DE CHINE Gaudette. 690; Ellen ^ (8) Good, Bad and Hie Ugly 10rt6 I Significant national candidacy OPEN EVERY NIGHT all in a raw Bn^nkle. 678; Walter KoWs, d ft To St. T ho^ Hoe- •also. Based upon the foregoing ALL AT LIGGEH LOW PRICES 676' Bessie CoBta, 676; FWlx P‘T®7', Nellher was beUeved se- IJfaota w e respectfully ask that starring ROCK HUDSON ONDINE • Fast 1/1.7 lens M s you zoom '•our nam e be placed on your "Tm .S w pr«ly p M . UI ANGIE DICKINSON - TELLY SAVAIAS In for drsmallo eloso-upo, tlwn Ijoemocratio presidential pri- ALL PURE TOBACCO — NO PAPER drop back for oyo-MIIIng sconloa Post, 667; Mollle MlcCarthy, METROCOLOR e 4711 bel. Both Gobel and Newton NOW jmary ballot.” Larjse selection of Novelties — Mixes — Heart Pops oYou got porfoci ozpoouros 668, A lice Anderson, M l; Joe were expected to remain In the G e t Carter automalleally with tho CdS WlrwJsor, 661; B eatrice M ader, Uiru-llw-lsna oloetrle-syo hoepltal 24 hours for observa­ DARK MILK or WHITE ASSORTMENTS 650; FVancls FTke, 6tii. tion. TWEED BY LENTHERIC o Bright rollox viowtindor hat We soon will h e ^ regtoterlng The ^40X)00 Alpine cx3pec VALENTINE warning signal lo Indicalo when for a trip to New York’s Radio Quality Candy in attractive heart boxes Mghl It too dim lo thool City for tiie famous Easter Police Dogs DAY SPECIAL FANCY AFTER SHAVE PRINCE MATCHABELLI • Film puls# Indloalor asauroa Show. We have confirmed "Not since M*A*S*H has the medical pro­ Al$o available in our regular box. you flhn Is running smoolhly Wednesday, April 6, as the day. Move into Hanoi thrapgh osmera and to assure us seats, we fession been more irreverently-or. more RECEIVE A ST. LOUIS (AP) — The Am­ CHANEL FOR MEN a Comforlabla plalol grip. must register for tiie trip startr admiringiy-exposed to view. Chayefsky has «9c - $M.9K Free Gift Wrapping Daelrio motor drive bassador Hotel, one cf the city’s finest In the early 1900b, devised a howlingly funny comedy that con­ FREE GIFT BRUT HAND LOTIONS has gone to the dogs. jmnm iiatirljp0tpr _ _ _ _ Piniwiic*4-T«chnicolef* The Ambassador was closed FmnVISmer Brat, A Kinney Compeny,. firms all our suspicions about the downright| Wlfli Free Bstimsto on BRITISH STERLING DUSTING POWDER l i s t $94.60 .. PLUS Cleaning T^ipewiitor SALE CfifiCA iBMilnB f walh sTsSSiar'''uled for demoUtten. incompetence of our medical institutions.'' ENGLISH LEATHER FBIOE! Publlabed Dally Except Sundays But the pcSlce deportment ■ad Holidays at 18 Blasell Street, ^Arthur Knight, SATURDAY REVIEW FANCY SOAPS (lim ited QuanUtieB) ' Hanobester. Conn. has obtained permission to use Steve McQueen MONSIEUR BY LANVIN the hotel for training Its K-9 Telephone 648-3711 2:00.7:16.9:25 YALE Second .Class Postage Paid al Corps dogs. 7^5, 'The Reivers” COLOR GRAND^ MARQUE HAIR DRYERS 8AUEM NASSIF ICancbrater. Conn. (06040) Sgt. WUter Swelfel, K-9 cem- A Cinema Center Films Piesentation iTYPEWRITER SERYICI C A M E R A ami SUBSCRIPTION RATES mander, said five cf the hotel’s Payable in Advance . A National General Pictures Release. B ffi* 80 Birch 8L, Manehestor PH O TO SH O P six floors can be used for train­ BURNSIDE Munson's Candy Kitchen One Year ...... iSt.00 M 7i88 'j'"' '.'.L'Krj'.ifii AVI 1 A' 1 Ill ‘ M M llN STREET Six MoBtha . ing. He sold an instructor hides lotomm Franeto X. Twhins ROUTE 6. lOLTON MliM iwater-d«.784B Tbree Months 9.78 in a room and the dog and han- 14 ft Under to be soeompaaM by adntt for Eve. ptagnma FRLE PARKir-lG -.VR ^ ^ Sunday Hil 8 P.M. 100's O F ITEM S 100's O F IT IM S One M

A A ■tr. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 PA G E n V E PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 4972 Coventry iiattrljwtpr The hot meals for the elderly, would be available to the poor in poclcetbook Connecticut Yankee School Board Receivies lEtimUtg Ifpralh for nothing. They would also be a'vail- Business Bodies able to the poor in spirit, vdio would be By A.H .O. PUBUSHEID BY THE charged on an ability to pay basis. Hardy’s Budget Proposal MANCHESTER PUBLISHING CO. We know all the things we which the winning number MANAGES HNB BRANCH CREDIT UNION REPORTS respective legislatures in 1972. 13 Blmell Street Some oiganization, private or govern­ Manchester Conn. are supposed to know about would be the final number of Hartford National Bank and The Manchester Teachers’ Questions most frequently The Board of Educatli^ has new staff. As a result cf bar- BURL LYONS mental, would set up the hot meal center Connecticut’s approaching ven­ bills allowed to be Introduced Trust Co. has announced the Federal Credit Union distributed asked of The Travelers office received from Dr. Donald gaining for this year’s teacher Publisher in. the present session of the Founded October 1, 1881 in each community. There would be de­ ture into the gambling field, appointment of Bruce J. Mac- a , (otal of (121,641.87 among, of consumer information relate ccntract, (18,000 has be«» al­ and find ourselves still unsatis- General Assembly. to no-fault Insurance and the Hardy, superintendent of the new budget for Published Every Evenlna Except Sundays livery service for shut-ins. Lean of Manchester os manag^ members iiHj971. This was dl- and Holtdaj's. Ehitered at the Post OIHce at field. 'vlded betwefn^ 30 per cent in­ company’s film provides an- schools, its copies of the pre- longe-vity payments due on Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mair Another lottery could be swers to those recurring inquir- Uninary budget for the 1972-73 Sept. 1 of this year. Theee pay- Matter. This sort of thing has been happening, We know that the chance to terest refund of (48,173.69 and . based on the number of times les. In addition, the motion pic- fiscal year. The budget in its ments . are for teachera 'who inves^ a few last dimes in a a 6H per cent dividend, paid r suBstnupnoN RATES by volunteer effort, in some commiml- during the session the State tore clarifies major areas of present form, before any. par- have reached the top of the sal- Payable in Advance chance for big money and then \ quarterly, of (78,867.68, both Senate met on time. ^underst^ and presents the board and before ad- ary schedule. One Year ...... (39.00 ties, and it is estimated that there are wait for the lucky result is go­ voted by the board of directors. Six Months ...... 19.B0 The Travelers position on no- mission to the Town Council, A $52,000 item has been,atlo- Three Months ...... 9.75 now som e 12,000 o f the nation’s elderly ing to brighten the lives of a The "Veto Lottery” could The follow ing 1971 figures are One Month ...... 3.25 fault auto insurance. represents a 19.6 per cent in- cated for secretarial and clerl- large number of Ckmnectlcut . have, as its winning number, a comparison with tfaoso of Single Copy ...... 15c who are benefiting from such a hot meal People interested In the film crease over the current figures, cal salaries, based on the newly By Carrier ...... 'weeWy 75c citizens who might otherwise the final total of bu!ls disap­ 1970: Number of members, program . 1,550, up 41; num ber o f loans can write to: Point of View, The Copies of the bqdget have not negotiated contract betwemi MEMBER OF drag out their dull days sitting proved by Governor Mesklll. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on park benches. made, 712, up 28; amount loan- Travelers Insurance Coa., One been made available to the pub- the board emd the secretaries’^ The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ Some of us like to think there was a . ed, (1,489,094, up (109,426; loans Tower Square, Hartford 06115. Uc or the press as yet, but the association. ^ titled to the use of republlcatlon of all There could be n "Bbiuliso ' news dispatches credited to it or not other­ day 'When every fam ily, ch eerfu lly, saw We know that having the busi­ Special,” with the magic hiiift-' outstanding, (1,484,655, up (101,------flgrures were discussed in an The- textbook account in- wise credited In this paper and also the 644; paid-in shares, (672,127, up BRI|XB open meeting Thursday. eludes the phasing in cf the new local news published here. that there was nothing, not separate re­ ness of gambling declared legal ber being the total niunber of All rM ts of republlcatlon of special dis­ by law is going to be spiritually words included in the Hartford (47,486; and assets in member Chartes S. Burr of C.R. Burr The 19.6 per cent increase In reading series in third grade, patches nereln are also reserved. tirement housing, not social security good for the state, since making Senator’s speech of the week. shares, (1,478,043, up (202,619. ft Co. and William W. Vittner of preliminary form is in line The preliminary budget allao The Manchester Publishlne Company as- benefits, and certainly not warm meals, it legal, iwe have it on highest Since its organization in 1938, Vittner’S Garden Cienter Inc., wUh Increases at the same includes the cost of implement- Bumes no financial respoMibillty for typo­ The "T. Clark Huli-Davld MTFCU has m ade 7i828 loans both of Manchester, were stage In previous years, last ing the nongraded kindeigarten graphical_ . errors appearing . . _ in advertls- that government had to be depended authority, makes it moral. ments and other readlireading matter In The We are aware of all the effort­ Odegrard Sweepstakes’^ could totaling' (11,822,910. awarded certificates-of recogni- year’s having been 22 per cent program, should it receive fl- Manchester Evening Hereraid. upon to provide for those members of less flow of funds into worth­ be pegged to the number of Calvin Fish of R FD 1, Coven­ tlon at the recent annual meet- before being cut down to about nal board approval, Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- the family who, having done their life’s while state expenditures which school children cfiptured as try, was re-elected president to lug in Providence cf the 800- Uve per cent in its final form. The board is allowing about toa Post News Service. a third term. Other officers re­ member New EngCand Nursery- Hardy said there are few sur- five meetings to get the budget Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. work, had grown, old. is going to follow. audiences by thd Lieutenant Publishers Representatives — Mathews, Governor and the Senator from elected are Edwad Masker of men’s Association. Both men prises in the document, since into shape for submission to Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency And we will be out there, all Hatch Hill Riid., Vernon, 'vice are past presidents of the orga- many of the Increases are in the Town Council. A Sunday al- —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. That day, of course, was never as good the Fourth during any. gl'ven right, springing off our park week in the Senate Clubber. president; Daniel F. Bucher nizatlon. areas that have been requested ternoon work session haa been m e m b e r AUDIT BUREAU OF -CIRCULA- and as cheerful as we Imagine. The hot bench to do the moral thing and of 120 Birch St., treasurer; and frequently in the pMt but have scheduled for Feb. 20. The doc­ Brace J. MSeLean TIONS. support our state government Mrs. Valerie Boland of 63 Ver- always been cut before the ument itself will not be releas- meal program, when it g;ets here, will be And there could be a “Deficit Distribution o f the 1972 S ft H Display advertising closing hours along with every other patriotic Derby Special,” based on the er of its Silver Lane office in St., secretary. budget reached final form, ed until it reaches final form. . For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday a welcome blessing not likely to be pro­ "Ideabook” is fun loving citizen. number of dollars by which the East Hartford. Mrs. Maricm (Jordon of RFD Green Stam^ include funds for For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. under way at Sam CrUpino’s ^ principals, reading For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. vided from any other source for cUl lAose two year-old (244,000,000 deficit A graduate of Bowdoin (fol- *• Bolton, was elected to the For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday. Still, we find ourselves wish­ suprem e ^ Hartford M . «p«,iall8t8 aL adtot e d il3 For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday. who will appreciate it. is reduced this year. lege, Brunswick, Maine, Mac- hoard of directors; and re- Classified deadline 4:30_p.m. day ing for something more. Enrollment at Coventry Gram- HEWS CARRIER Lean came to Hartford Nation- elected were Mrs. Nellie Farr area giving the stamps. H ouse-______betore publication 4:30 Friday for And if we really had the pow­ mar, the high school and the Saturday and Monday publication. Could there not be some al in 1967 as an executive of 84 Bigelow St. and Masker, wives can. choose over WANTED blending of educational 'values er to turn the state lottery into traliiee. He had been officers’ Other board members are Fish, , XI. X . XI. middle school, all warrant the Saturday, February 12 ^ vlce-princlpal poeiUons, Hardy Might Be Long Enough into the processes of the lot­ a great permanent finanoial assistant at the First Manches- ^rs. Boland, Boucher; William l o s e o u fto r A v r A i* res- v IN largest selection ever offered explained. During .the first tery so that, instead of having boon fo r the state, w e wmuld ter office before his new as­ E. Tansey of West Hartford, by the trading stamp firm. Most of the proposals which otter to a series of otherwise meaning­ have weekly drawdngs based on signm ent Gordon C. O etchell o f 88 Moun­ year. Hardy felt peihaps the FOUNTAIN He W rote His 0,wn take our present bodies and freeze them less digits fished out of a bar­ the number of employes on the tain Rd., Ellington; and Charles ------high school and middle school He is a member of the Ex Production of an integrated could share one position, rel, educational attentlim could state payroll that week, which change Club of Manchester. He Merrow Rd., Coven- VIUACE “l^en you have succeeded In de­ over to some future date when a pneumatic system for the new Salary Increases be focused on some of the proc­ is a number Governor Mesklll humanizing the Negro; when you have and h is w ife live a t lao New . x,. ^ Lockheed 1011 Jetliner is in full Other increases accounted for CAU different world will have devdoped esses which make our state go has been the first Governor in gtote Rd. Employes of the boards of ed- swing at Hamilton Standard in in ithe preliminary budget are MANCHESTER put him down and made It Impossible cures for all the ills that afflict us leave round? history to reduce, but which _____ ucatlon of Manchester, Bolton, citizens always might to keep Windsor Locks. Five comi^ete a 6.5 pw cent increase for ex­ EVENING HERALD for him to be but as the beasts o< the us content to be warm and mortal in STUDIO ART GLASSES Vernon, Ellington, Stafford We could have one lotteiy in watching. Just in case. Springs, ToUand, and Union, system s have been delivered to istin g schooiL staff, am ounting to 646-9946 Held; when you have extlngui^ed his our own time. Art Classes for adults an<^ and of Manchester parochial Lockheed since November, and (ss,484; and (63,000 included for soul In this world and placed him vibBve dilldren cue being offered by schools and .Manchester Com­ production is expected to in- . But there is a certain attractiveness South Windsor artist and teacher crease to a rote of four systems the ra y o i hope is blown out as in the munity College, are eligible to in the time span suggested by the re­ Thomas Arey at C u s to m Join MTFCU. per month during 1972. darkness of the' damned, are you quite Inside H um phrey's SquarM on Cooper St. in Mbn- ported achievement o l a Russian sci­ Current Quotes Open Forum sure that the demon, you have 'roused chester. SANITAS INCOME GROWS The Felsway Oorp. of New ^ aunt lydia ru^ foundotions j entist. "This trip should not be one will not turn and rend you? A rey, 'Who is an A rt Super­ Sanitas| S ervice C otp. (A M E X ) Jersey, irtilch operates Shoe- Labor Hopes viiich would create very great' On The Same Brook visor for the South Windsor of Hartford has reported record town on Spencer St., has sold from He has succeeded, it is claimed, in optimism or very great pessim­ "What constitutes the bulwailc of our To the Editor, School System Is offering on revMiues and net Income for the the qperaitions of three leased reactivating some microscopic organ­ ism: It is one in which we must adult class In mixed media every six month period mdlng Dec. dioe departm«its it maintained ounf lydia own liberty and independence? It is not Report recognize that 20 years of hos­ Amidst the long articles re­ isms which had been ying dormant Thursday IBvening from 6:80 81, 1971 in discount department stores. it nig y m our frowning battlements, our bristling tility and 'Virtually no commu­ porting the various discussions until 8:80 for a period of seven Revenues were (37.6 mlUion, The company {dans to expand inside a i^ece of potassium ore for at nication 'Will not b e swept aw ay sea coasts, our army and our navy. By Rowland Evans Jr. and. Rolb^rt D. Novak at the Board of Directors meet­ weeks. compared to (33.8 million for its financial and management 2 for 79c least 2S0 million years. by one week of discussion.”— ing last Tuesday evening there the com parable period o f 1970. resources cn the Shoetown These are not our reliance against President Nixon, on his forth­ Previous art training or ex- te g . 460 ea . were a few lines regarding a perlence is not necessary. The Net Income was (1.7 mUllon, w chain, which nOw num bers 72 CLEVELAND — The fragility labor for his dovish 'views and coming trip to mainland China. y the nAroela of w e have tyranny. All of those may be turned During this period, the organisms such as Steelworkers staffer request for an adequate sum of outlets. 1 ^ ^ dowfltoMm a m ty finally pushed into supporting William Wycoff of Canton (head course wUl include working ^ P®"" u oloc! against us wittuxit making us weaker were in a peaceful, uneventful “state of of Sen. Hubert Humphrey’s re­ money to be used to clean the to 1970 figures o f (1.5 m illion, Humphrey at the convention. In of his ccunty ASL-dO) being with coUage, painting, drawing, liance on labor for a respecta­ "Businessmen should start to 'water at Center Springs. As a or 24 cents p er share. William V. Laurinaitia of 14 for the struggle. deep lethargy,” but never lost their 1972, he is governor, wrlelding design, photography, filml, con dumped from the Muskie dele­ view crime Just like any other co-chairman of the Hilliard Sanitas Service provides a French Rd. recently observed ble share of Ohio’s 153 delegates patronage and presiding, ever gate slate. This, say the Hum- struotlons and assemblagea. ability, under the right conditions, to component of business cost. Pond Oonservation Committee, I variety of support cwrvlces his 25th service amilversary "Our reliance is in the love of liberty to the Democratic Natlmial Con­ the strongest Ohio Democratic pbreyltes, is Gilligan pursuing "return to acUve life.” Crime losses are costs. Cutting wish to add our support. It is Children’s classes will be held across the nation. Including con- with the Hartford Electric party in memory. the old feud between him and vdiich God has planted in us. Our vention was demonstrated by an crime losses should receive the obvious, that since the two ponds on Saturday inornlngs: Age 6 tract building maintenance, In- Light Co. He is employed in Gilligan’s value to Muskie is labor. defence is in the spirit which prized lib­ A quarter of a million years might be unsuccessful backstage effort to same sort of constant aggres­ are connected by Bigelow Brook thru 10 from 9-10 and ages 11-16 dustrial laundering, solid waste electric operatians. keep a first-term Congressman immeasurable. Although the Similarly, five labor leaders —if Center Springs is clean, from 10:80^12:80. These win be dlijposal, security,, and mechan- Open erty as the heritage' of all men, in all 'worth the gamble. By that time, per­ sive attentkm devoted to cut­ from endorsing Setu Edmund governor’s popularity is way tentatively dated to be Muskie ting labor costs, facility costs then IfilUard Pend will benefit. multl-media classes affording a (cal maintenance. lands everywhere. haps, something might have changed. Muskie. down sined his tax increase district delegate candidates ran Manchester cannot afford to re­ • '* variety of art experience. ------^ (Herald photo by Pinto) Mark I. Solomon, son of Mr. WfSTOWN .r any other costa that sap passed, his influence inside the lax for a single moment a de­ and Mrs. Sanol J. Solomon of All Day Pro-Humidirey leaders of the badly in district caucuses and profits.”—Depeutment of Com­ Arey has been a supervisor of DIVISION DIRECTOR Manchester Mayor PHARMACY "Destroy this spirit and you have party is undiminished. Several were not put cm the actual slate. termined effort, by every oltl- 19 Robert Rd., Manchester, will United Rubber Workers in Ak- merce study. ■ * art for tlie past three years in Herbert I. Terry Jr, of Bolton county chairmeiii'and some Con­ "I^foei pretty hard about this,” zen, to ^ la im , protect euk| pre­ . to dunk in his address the upcoming annual planted the seeds pf despotism at your ' ron mert . emphatically urgtid «fcutt»''’ii/te5l80r, arid lis t(ie cur- has been appointed director In. Sunday Hafdemah Speaks gressmen new oh Mtiskie’s team one of 'the defeated; Steelwork­ serve iFhat few natural tbreas, Dunkm^ Donuts meeting of the Association for own doors. Rep. John F. Seiberling, elect­ “We’re hot going to have’ con­ rent pr^ldent of the South the systems iutd training dlvl- Scott of Niantic. The big donut, orie-and-a-half feet across, is of the old fash­ Joined only because the gover­ ers official Richard Noel of. large or small, that exist ait the . Windsor Art League^ His work slon of the claim department at Advanced Life UnderwriUi^ in The pressures of any election season ed wrlth the union’s backing in nor did. Portsmouth, told us. Humphrey trols of this type. Neither do I present time. With Hilliard Fond ioned plain variety. It took Jim Vincenzi half an hour to bake it. Washington, D.C. Solomon, a "Familiarize yourselves with the produce a particular kind cf politi­ 1970, not to board the Muskie think we can go back to com- ... bos won many top awards in All Medicinal Services Available To coimteract th's, HumM>rey backers are trying to make the center of an area slightly certified life underwriter, is a cal casualty. Those who, in the trading bandwragon. One Rubber Work­ plete hand soff.”—Under­ various Art shows and he has chains of bondage and you prepare youT had counted cn old labor friends. other Ohio union men share less than one square mile, we HOUSING OONFX»ENCE MANAGER OF FRIENDLY’S PftWA CHIEF PILOT co-fouivder of CMS Ck>s. of Phil- cf rtiarges typical cf partisan poUtics, ers chieftain, trtd others that the secretary of the Treasury had many one-man exhibits in 455 HARTFORD ROAD 643-5230 own limbs to wear them. Accustomed But too many Ohio union leaders these hard feelings. discovered the follcwing pojiula- Plans have been announced Eugene A. Hayber of Edstron Albert C. Madden has been adelphia, Pa aUow themselves to be provoked over union might oppose Seiberling Charts E. Walker, on govern­ the area. He has a masters In agree with the a^essment by But the fact that Humphrey tlon f^ re s (as of Feb. 18,1971): by the Savings and Loan Rd., MSarlborough, has been named manner, airport oper- ______to trample on the rights of others, you the cliff that seporrtes mere hyperhcde in 1972 if he opposed Humphrey. ment economic controls. art education from the Hartford Ed Hinton, the state’s political has more labor union officials League of CoimecUcut for New named manager of the Frtend- ations, and chief pUot at Pratt have lost the genius of your own inde­ from outright ga lte. Here w ere echoes of 1968 when Adults 6,170 Art School. organized labor muscled politi­ operative for the United Auto on his delegation than Muskie ChUdren 4,110 ,U1 Ehigiaiid’s first environmental * ft Whitney Aircraft, iBruce N. George Rcniney succumbed in 1988 "Nixon gave the Communists pendence and becom^ the first subjects cians into line for Humphrey Workers (UAW): “Humphrey scarcely seems capable of turn­ Business Estab. 115 housing conference, to be held ToreU, dl'vlslon president, an- 'When, back to the waU, he decided that one more concession than he TRODUOI SALES MANAGER o f the first cunning tyrant 'Who rises across .the country and particu­ is a dear old friend o f. labor, ing around the primary. In Ohio, Industrial E stab. 12 March 9 at the Hartford Hilton nounced. he had been ".brainwashed” on Viet­ but we Just don’t think he is should have—the (2 billion aid L . E . (B ud) B elanger o f Mian- larly in Ohio (whose delegation he is far behind in opinion polls, hoteL Madden, 'who has held toe among you.” nam. He never recovered. Richard electable.” plan to revitalize North Viet­ Chester has been appointed pro­ Lawrence K. Green, execu­ gave him 94 of its 115 votes). is opposed by Gilligan’s state Of course, population figures poet o f ch ief pUot sin ce 1968, Is Nixon’s intemperate harcuigue at the nam. Let the Russians and Chi­ must 'edways be approximate duct sales manager for the tive -vice president for the Con­ Echoes and nothing more, All-cut support, given ' Hum­ party and commands only par­ a native of Manchester. He The foregoing is merely one of the press corp s in 1962, after he lost tile nese provide those funds.”—^Los due to change. However, it Oontinental Division cf Arrow- necticut League, said that toe however. Seiberling endorsed phrey by the rubber workers tial support from labor. For learned to fly at Brainaid many deeply eloquent and meaningful California govemcr’s race ("Ycu 'won’t Humphrey, that is nothing like Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty, would seem, by the above, that Hart Inc., Hartford. The divi­ objective of toe conference is to Muskie anywray, and nothing and state AFL-ChO president Field, Hartford, and has held a have Nixon to kick iuound any more” ), campaigning for the Democrat­ citizens from every comer of sion produces low and medium "bring together the people con­ passages that can be quoted from the came of the union’s threats Frank King (a factional patty 1968. commercial pilot’s license for was another Instance cf a politician let­ ic presidential nomtoaUixi, on Manchester should earnestly voltage switchgear, unit sub- cerned with housing problems ag;ainst him. Most significantly, foe of Gilligan) is exceptional. 35 years. He served in toe Air speeches of Abraham Lincoln. ting the system get the best of him. M r. the President’s Vietnam peace seek to share in this vitad work. in New Ei^land to see what the endorsement of Muskie Dec. The No. 2 AFLGIO officials, Transport Command during Nixon, though, recovered. Roman 'Catacomb* proposals. As the song title reminds us "can be done' to build homes and 22 by Gov. John J. Gilligan was secretary-treasurer W ar r e n World War H and was in He 'was making that particular speech "No Man Is An Island”—What communiUes that tire not only Now we have the first casualty of the a mighty factor influencing Smith, is fore Mu'kie. So are charge of flight operations in at Edwardsvllle, Illinois, in 18S8, two happens to the smallest part of functional but set in a pleasant ^ C A N D IE S 19?U presidential season. H. R. Halde- Seiberling. state leadeia from several key *Lott* 800 Year* "All the world loves to see the South AUanUc region at the unions. The UAW, Ohio’s most the establishment and the ex­ this town sdfects us all—you and enidronment as 'welL” end of toe war. He Joined Pratt years before he ran for the Presidency. man, special assistant to the President, The incident vividly under­ ROME — The catacombs fell politicially effective union, solid­ perts made a foci of. And ev­ m e. The conference leader is the aide whose first duty is to "watch lines the desperate condition from fatror as burial places and Whitney Division of United ly suppoi^ Muskie after back­ eryone likes to feel that these Sincerely yours, Walter H. Lewis, AIA, profes­ There are many such passages out for the President,” has withered un­ ■ here and elsewhere of Hum­ alter the 4th century when Aircraft’s flight section in July ing Humphrey in 1933. Summed who set themselves up as ex­ Joan W. Hale •e' sor of architectore. University valentine's day memoraUe and quotable for the g;reat- der pressure and in the process done phrey’s last-chance campaign. 1946. up, Muskie commands, at the Christians began to inter their 6 Butler Rd. of lUinbto. Professor Lewis is a himself, and his boss, considerable po- ■Whatever labor does fo r Hum­ perts are really Just as gullible Heiliert I. Terry I t , Madden, his wife and their ness of heart and 'view 'with which they least, a respectable minority of dead in and near basilicas. as anyone else.”—Writer Clif­ recognized authority on housing Utical damage. phrey is eclipsed by the Mus­ two children live In Clinton. J f* .M Ohio labor leaders. But pilgrims still flocked to ford Irving, speaking of Hun­ The Travelers Insurance Com- and building code administra­ treated the issues of the day. In his first television afqiearance as a kie effort from party leaders of the underground passages in garian art forger Elmyr de panles. tion and will discuss better land member of the White House staff, Mr. Gilligan’s stature. Moreover, The reason is the absence of NO-FAULT FILM such large numbers tiiat en­ H ory, in a 1969 film that ivas Terry Joined the company In use through buUding-to-slte le- And there is one footnote that can be Haldeman virtuaUy accused unnamed unlike 1938, labor today is not pro-Humphrey marching orders H erald trances had to be enlarged, aired Sunday night on CBS "60 1960 In toe systems and methods latlonrtiips and planned unit de- No-Fault auto insurance is appended to all of them; there was no members cf the United States Senate of monolithlcally bound to Hum-' from cn high. In Pittsburgh, stairs widened and airsbafts M inutes.” ^epartment as a methods as- velopments. Eugene A. Hayber the subject of a new, 16-mlnute Idirey but is divided. president I. W. Abel of the Yesterdays ghost writer closeted somewhere behind treason. He told "Today” ahcw’s Bar­ sunk to ventilate chapels. sistant. He later served as a color film produced by The bara Walters ttut, reg;arding criticism United Steelworkers backs Hum­ Humphrey’s prospect, there­ The tombs sank into oblivion methods analyst and methods SYSTEM COORDINATOR______ly Ice Cream and Sandwich Travelers Insurance Co. The the public flgure. of Mr. Nixon’s Jan. 23 Vietnam peace fore, is g;rim in Ohio, a state he phrey today as he did four "If the candidates continue to 2 5 Years Aj^o after the Lombards sacked consultant.______In 1968 he _ w as„ ap- Maurice J. Poirier of Vernon Shop at 486 Main St. In Man- film Is non-tecludcal and is de- prcposal, "the only concluslcn you can 'Viewed optimistically Just weeks years ago. But the 1968 orders align themselves 'with state­ Fhr what it was worth, Abraham Lin­ to subsiltems have not been re­ them in 706. Ekitrances co l­ Paper salvage for January Y .~ polnted assistant secretary and has been named systems coot- cherter. signed for toe general public, draw is that the critics now are con­ ago. Muskie. managers are ments such as those made by Michael J. No-Fault auto Insurance is peated. Consequently; Steelwork­ lapsed and the catacombs’ very totals 86,860 pounds. later that year was transferred dlnator In toe group p^ision de- He replaces coln wrote his own speeches.. sciously aiding and abetting the enemy shooting fo r 120 delegates (leav- the North Vietnamese negotia­ ers dlrtrlot director Frank Lese- existence was forgotten until to the claim department. partment . at . . Aetna - .... Life ft URSB 8S0 to 28, almost as it it was voting for changed over four years. In will be rsesponrible for divi­ tary Ronald Ziegler put some distance 1968, Jack Gilligan wais the be­ A real estate office manage­ nrotherhood. between Mr. Nixon and Mr, Haldeman sion sales objectives, sales per- leaguered nominee for the U.S. l4 iw r Vi* M £ a m r s h o u l d p u n SMmel and product marketing. ment course 'will be conducted Cupid Special! 'With the com m ent : "B o b (M r. Halde­ Senate, harassed by organized in Hartford Feb. 29 to-March 2 The Senate previously recorded a man) is not a spokesman for the Presi­ Belanger is a graduate .of toe rdr University of Detroit with a by toe National RisUtute of Real unanimous vote for a .MU of similar dent,” and his remarks represent “his kv fmuvmSKKiiflueas Estate Brokers. own personal point of view.” BS in electrical engineering. Be- -Ice Cream Sundae provisions. AM> HMD MORK^MivniY Hw The course Is an intensive From Mr. Haldeman’s vantage point, A Thought for Today techniques of leadership, devel­ It seems guaranteed, then, that a com­ apparently, the President on Jan. 25 pre­ Sponsored by the Manchester — Q h GoutOTo Square D Oo., Toledo, Ohio. sented a plan of optimum generosity, CouncU of Churches opment of office procedure, Luscious Crushed Cherries poureciF promise bUl can be easUy agreed upon He lives at 21 Bette Dr. with motivation of sales personnel, one that should have immediately si­ Bur A i.orru{r TicKir,f hts wife and three children. and passed. lenced all the critics, all the presideptlal The-Real School and Implementation.of cost con­ trol and aceixmUng systems. over delicious Dubonnet Black aspirants.'We h^pen to agree that Mr. OPEN BAKE SHOP What wUl then come into existence Nixon could not have been much more We have a multitude of insti­ Further Information is avail­ Mans Squatrltio of Coventry, wlU be a heart and body-warming thing, generous without courting irresponsibil­ tutions vidUch we call schools, able from too Connecticut Asso- formerly of Manchester, and two gjj^uon of Real Estate Boalds Cherry Ice Cream — Topped with ity. But realism suggested that the Pres­ but the real schools, where the a federaUy • financed dally hot meal friends, Paul Crulokshanks and ife rt^ . ident would not still his critics. VTth so real lessons of life are learned, Ocfciily a t least fiv e days a w eek) fo r the are the homes of America. Glen Nystrup, this week opened Valentine Pink Whipped Cream — many presidential contenders in the the EVerg;reen Bake Shop on natlcn’s elderly citizens. arena, there is a challenge to all to stake We hear a great deal about JfMSLBSS CLAIMS R ISE higher educaUon, but the hlgdi- Main fit., South CJoventry. The RED FOIL HEARTS...... $1.00 to $4.25 out positions that differ from each oth­ Unemployment compensation plus a Red Heart Shaped Candy.. . If it weren’t for the poor in pocketbook, er's and Mr. Nixon’s. There has been est that can be had is found in "e^T oic^S S loS strS clZ rS rrn M;:nchUr for the lofty lessons of self-control, and oi^nlc b«ed goods bto « ending Feb. 6 InoreaS- probably the bUl would never have been plenty of hyperbole here too, from Sen­ ators McGovern, Kennedy,, Muskie, but self-sacrifice, sublime .faith, drawn. But it has been thoughtful and splendid trust udiich home bi^ry pi^ucto. dopart- A Real Treat for Sweethearts at All Ages OPEN AU. DAY SUNDAYS hardly a conscious design to add the ene­ Tho three, all In their s , ’ ' enough, too, to provide for the poor in my. life has such a marvelous pow­ 20 er to teach. are baking many Items from reports. .... It’s uncertain whether Mr. Haldeman spirit. There is no training to be had recipes they devised themselves. Statewide claims tot^ d 116,- will recover from his gaffe. But at the in school, or college, or any- V j f A ^ T h ^ l ^ r t o r o f toe Bh(q) Is o f 192, an increase o f least, the episode is a reminder and a These would be those elderiy citizens 'where in the world which can weathered bam board from an toe previous week. Part of me Shndi^ Sim , (Dabu^ SiohsiA, warning to all thise seeking the presi­ I NORTHWAY PHARMACY who Just lack the energy and incentive take the place of the discipline old bam they tore down and increase, according to the labor dential prize, those trying to retain it, partially reassembled. In a department. Is attributable to TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS of the home. IS*: 230 NORTH MAIN 5T. 646-4510 to shop for and prepare themselves a and their aides and supporters, that a cafe section, customers may sit the start of toe emergency bene- B t. 6 ft 4iA—Open DaUy and Sun.: Parkode Branob-Mon. thru Sat. hot meal and who, if left to thenuwlves, healthy policy for the political season Submitted by: and drink coffee or tea and eat' fit claims, (John and Bernice RIeg) (NEXT TO TOP NOTCH) now beginning would be maintenance of RevJMegr. would tend to try to get along on a not JnnecilCUt breads and pastries. For toe comparable period In perspective. — WALL S'niEET JOUR­ Edward J. Reardon )tate The shop is open d ally from 1971, claim s am ounted to 102,- too nuMUous diet of tea and toast. NAL. St. James R.C. Church .Otteiri^ 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Mondays. 900.

. . ■ i ’ 'MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAliTCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 Manchester Tolland Area Churches Hospital Notes ReVo Donald Miller Heads C h u r c Rcckvllle United. Methodist TalcottvUle Congregational !H. G eorge's E piscopal Chnroh vnniN O HOURS Church of the Nasarene Ihe Salvation Army Church Church Rt. 44A, Bolton Intermediate Care Semi- 236 Main St. Church Notices 661 Main St. 142 G rove St. United Church of Christ •Rev. Robert W. BUo«, Vicar private, noon • 2 p.m., and 44 Seniors^ Housing Committee Rev. WlUlam A. Taylor, MaJ. and Mrs. Lawrence 3. Rev. Willard B. Ooiddin, Rev. ’Truman O. Ireland, p.m. • 8 p.m.; private roome, Manchester and area The Rev. Donald Miller was Mrs. Conrad Dwlre, secretary; Pastor Beadle P astor P astor 8 a.m., Holy Otanmunlon, n 18 tom . - 8 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 churches wishing to have Officer-in-C9iarge ’Trial Liturgy. p.m . elected chairman of the newly and William Summers, treasur­ Ujeir Ash Wednesday organized Senior Citizens Hous­ er. 9:30 a.m., Sunday, School for 9:80 a.m.. Church School, .0:46 a.m., Church School 10:16 a.m.. Morning I?rayer, PetklAtricn < Parenta allow ed es and services included in a everyone. 9;30 a.m., Sunday Schocd. Nursery through Adults. throu(^ Adult Discussion Nursery and Church School. ing Committee, during the Com m ittee chairm en eq>po(nt- special roundup of services ■ay time except noon—4 p.in.; 10:« a.m., Morning WorsiUp. Classes for all ages. 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, Group. 11:15 a.m., Coffee and Con­ othera, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. group’s first meeting Wednes­ ed by Harding are Mra. John in Tuesday’s Herald should Message by the pastor, “On To 10:46 a,m., Holiness Meet­ Nursery through Grade 4. 11 a.m., Public Worship. versation. day night. Mra. Vivian Keiuie- Burokas, ways and means; Rev. contact the Herald before Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m .; M aturity.” ing. Nursery provided. 4 p.m. ■ 8 p.m. son was appointed temporary J. C. Qirtln, nominating com­ 3 p.m . Mcaiday. secretary. mittee; Mrs. Robert Menery, 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Mes-. 6:15 p.m., Open air service ’Trinity Lutheran Chnroh United Congregational Church United Methodist Oninli. Intehnlve Care and Ooronaiy Four subcommittees were publicity; and Richard Ryoroft, sage by the pastor, “Christian and indoor prayer meeting. Meadowlark Rd. and Rit SO, United Church of Christ Rt. 44A, Bolton Care: Immediate family only, formed to study various aspects Olym pics.” 7 p.m., Salvation meeting. R ockville ’Tolland Rev. David M. CamphoU. any time, limited ito five min selection committee. St, Bartfaidamew'a Church of the senior citizens’ housing Rev. Bruce Rudolf Rev. Donald O. Miller, ca n ister uten. Initial plans are being form­ Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor situation in Tolland. ulated for the annual town-wide St. Mary’s Episcopal Church FuU Gospel Christian (Mlniater Maternity; Fathers, 11 a.m. • A questlonnsdre will be form­ Church and Park Sts. Fellowship Interdenominational 8 and 10:80 a.m., Wotiritlp 10 a.m .. W orship and Church canvas to be held in the spring. Saturday, V igil M ass a t , 5 12:48 ‘p.m., and 8:88 p.m. • 8 ulated and sent throughout the Rev. George Nostrand, Orange Hall Service, Holy Communion. 9:80 and 11 a.m Wordiip School. Nhrsery provided. Race Heart Ftond Goal ^p.m. ' p.ni.: othera, 8 p,m. • 4 p.m., town to determine public senti­ R ector Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor 9:1S a.m., Sunday . School. Service and Church School. Relations Sunday. Sermon: Tolland has an $800 goal in Sunday, M asses at 7 :30, 9, and 8:80 p.m. - 8 p.m. ment and need for the project. Rev. Russell Allen Adult instruction Class, 11 a .m .. H igh School caass. “Keep the Faith, Baby.” its local heart fund drive, ac- 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. MaJ. Donald D. Seller Mrs. MaJ. Donald Seller Age Llmlto:^i6 in maternity, Peter Yesmentes, Merele Palm­ Rev. Stephen White 10:30 a.m.r'AduIt BlMe Study 7 to 8:80 p.m., PUgrlih Fel­ U a.m., Coffee and Oonvonwr cordlng to Chaltman Kevin 12 In other areas, m, limit In er, Helen Needham, Mra. Ken- Rev. Rrniald Haldeman and (^pen discuaston. Sunday Unltarlnn Fellowohlp lowship. tion. Cavanagh. Tolland’s drive Is be­ St. Bridget Church seif.servloe. neson and Barbara Danforth School. To Conduct Services at Glaotoidmry ing held in conjunction with the Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic serv­ All emergency patients and will serve on the subcommittee Heart Association of Greater 7:30 a.m., 'The Holy Eu­ Academy Junior High St. Francis of Assisi F irst Congregational Cfeneh Rev. James F. Pilon ice . SalvaUon Army MaJ. and Mrs. Army with headquarters at Buf- bolpatiento are requested to use which will meet Tuesday. H artford. charist. Main St., Glastcnbury Hebron William J. Stack 678 Bllington Rd. ti>e new emergency romn A committee to study federal Last year the town contrib­ 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Donald D. SeUer, newly aw»lnt- before assuming his preS' South Windsor Church of Jesus Christ of Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey, Jr., entrahoe off Armory St. A cxmss regulations relating to senior uted approxim ately $660 to the sermon by the Rev. Mr. Halde­ ed Commanders of the South' Rev. John C. Gay, Saturday, Masses at 5 • and Latter-day Saints (Mormon) * ^r^iajor and his wife have ’ N>*"**^ P astor to the entranoe Is via oxistlng citizens housing includes the drive. man. Church School, Crib Class P astor 7:30 p.m. in school auditorium. Hillstown Rd. and Woodslde St. em New England Division of served for 11 years as mission- ncnooi^______Rev. J. Jermain Bodlne, . drivew ays. Rev. Mr. Miller, Samuel Balsi- The drive, conducted this and Nursery care. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, Sunday, M asses at 7 :S0, 9, ’Terryl E. Draney, Bidiop the Salvation Army Corps, will aries in Zambia, Central Africa, •Assistant P astor to, Yesmentes, and 'Roland month, will consist of a house- 9:46 a.m., Sunday Morning Messiah BvaihgeUcal Lutheran Assistant Pastor and 10:30 a,m., in church; and c and Mrs. John ^xxiza, Hartford; St. It was incorporated as a 300 P arker St. 7 p.m., G c^ l meeting. “Community Baptist Stewy ents are Mr. and Mrs. MoxweU Porter, Watertown. She haa a Rev. James W. McBride, iRev. NathanM D. Lourlat Mr. and Mrs. George F. Apel> a non to Mr. and Mrs, Maurice non-profit community organlza' NOTICE: Rev. Earie R. Custer, Retold.” A nursery is provid­ brother, Brian. M inistor Assistanta in Christton SauOler, Notch Rd., Bolton; a United Pentecostal Church ««•■«*«’ 10:80 a.m., Worship Service, tion governed by a 81-member Pastor ed in the Youth Building. E ducation son to iltr. and Mrs. WUUam P. 187 Woodbridge St. 6 p.m ., Scfaocd o f Missions. Gary, Mcdly Jean, daughter of Alexander and Joan Dick­ 9:80 a-m.; Church School. Nursery and Wondilp Church board o f trustees. R i 1967, the Nevue, South Rd., Bolton; a son museum expanded its . com­ OPEN 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Robert Baker, Pastor Supper at 6, iwcgram at 6:45. son Gary, 111 Scott Dr., Vetiion. She was bom Feb. 6 at Rock­ 11 a.m., Wordilp Service and School. 9 a.m., Church School, Grades to.Mif. and Mrs. T h om a s E . munity services when it -as­ Service. Sermon; “An Affirma­ ’Ihe Rev. Tracy Glpeoti wIH viUe General Hospital. Her maternal grandmotiier is Mrs. Nursery. 6 through 0. Adiilt Study Gram ' Breen, Glastonbury. sumed trusteeriiip of the Oak - tion About life.” 10 a .m ., Sunday School. speak on his wcric in South In­ Lllyan Dickson, Portland. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel­ Vernon AssemUy ot God ALL DAY 10:30 a.m., Church School, to- Grave Nature Center. 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. dia. ’The Rev. Mr. Gipecn is an and Mrs. Alexander Gary, New Britain. She has a sister. Lots. lowship. 104 W. M ain St., RockviUe DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: fanto through Grade 4. This is membership month, ery and Grades 8 through 6. 6 p.m.. Youth Service. American Baptist missionary Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, Mrs. Stella B. Morsey, 91 10:46 a.m., Morning Wonhlp- and the museum is shooting at SUNDAY $ AjM. - 9 PJL 10:30 a.m.. Church School. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv­ home on furlough. He is Paluska, Kyle Alan, son of Everett Sr. and Judith Narkon Bolton Congregational Chnroh M inister Spnioe St; Mrs. Ruth Swan- Sermon topic: “Where Is 'Your the goal, of doubling its family Nursery, Kindergarten and ice. presently studying at Yale. Paluska, 4 Esther Ave., EUington. He was bom Feb. 6 at Rock­ . Bolton Center Rd. back, 1S9 KeUy R d„ South Wlnd- 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE vlUe General Hospital. His maternal grapdparents are Mr. and f^v. J. Stanton Cpnover, and adult mentoerriilp. Andlca^ G rades 1 and '2 .' 9:46 a.|n.,. ^ lu i^ y %'‘ i>.irf., '^ o m ’a ^ s tions may be obtained at the 7 p.m., Adult membership ’Ihe Presbyterian Church F irst CEinrch o f Christ, Mrs. Wesley Narkon, 1 Rheel St., Rocl^Ue. IBs paternal M inister * classes tor aU ages. Oenteir. R^m H bm o G. F eU i^ ^ p laito omulal museum or from one of the fol- group. 43 Spruce St. So'entlst grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eiverett Paluska, Snipsic Lake ,C^ey, S4 pdeory Rd., Mari- 11 a .m ., W orsbto Service. W^'^esday CeihdlbUght Coin- towing committee members: Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor 447 N. Main St. Rd., EUington. He has a brother, Everett Jr. 10:18' a.m.. Church School. 6^46 p .m ., Christ’s A m bassa­ b o r o u ^ . munlon Service. ’ Mra. Charles Y oung J r., 188 W. Trinity Covenant Church *«*••• 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. dors youth group. * Also, Jennifer E. Crowley, 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ Marquis, Mark Gerard, 's«i of Percy and Oinette Rioideau Sermon: "Who’s Rsqtcnslble?” Epst Hartford; Scott M. Flenke, Vernon St.; Mrs. Merwln Meri- 302 Hackm atack St. 7 p.m., E^vangeilatic service. First epngrogatib^'Church Cut & Curl'S Classes for all ages. day School and Nhrsery. “Soul” Marquis, 80 Grove St., RockviUe. He was bom Feb. 4 at Rock­ 7 p.m., Pilgrim FeUowshlp. East H ^ord; Mrs. Janole dy, 27 Teresa Rd.; Mra. Donald Rev. Norman E. Swensen, O f Veihbn 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, ig the subject of the lesscn-ser- ville Genera) Hospital. His maternal grandparmts are Mr. W ednesday, 8 p.m ., ASh Dube, 107 Mfdh St., TalcottvUle; Rdiite, 127 Highland S t.; o r A . P astor Vernon United Methodist EQnlster' ' Nursery provided. mon. ’Ihe Golden Text: Exodus and Mrs. Roland Riendeau, 156 W. Main St., RoclcvlUe, His Wednesday Oonuniinlan Serv­ Mrs.. ’Iheresa Couturier, East Hyatt Sutliffe, 173D Downey Dr.. N ationally Famous Church Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew, Included in membership are 9:30 turn., Sunday SchccS with 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 20:2, 3.' paternal gfrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Marquis, 610 ice . H ertford; Rktoard I^. ’Toce, 688 R t. 30 Assistant EDnister - receipt of the monthly bulletin, classes for all ages throe ------’The Christian Science Read- Wetherell St., Manchester.-He has’ a sister, Elaine. Woodbridge St.; Sydney H. R ev. Joe K. Carpenter, participation in museum class­ G u a r a n te e d through adult An Infant-Nurs­ South United Methodist Church jngr iRopm, open to the public •*•*■*•*’ Bowman, East Hartfewd. Prince o f Pence Lutheran M inister 9:80 and 11 a.m ., Worship es, .and free admission to spe­ ery is available. Main St. at Hartford Rd. except on Saturday and holi- Palmer, William ElUott, son of WUUam and Patricia ' Also, Mrs. June H. Friend, Church Service. Nursery cara is avaU- cial programs. 10:60 a-m.. Morning Worship Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., days, is located at 749 Main St. Goodell Palmer, 1198 W. Middle Tpke., Manchester. He was R t. 31 and North R iv er Rd. Enfield; Mrs. Mary A. Kernic, The museum contains live na­ P e r m a n e n t! \J with the Rev. Mr. Swensoi Senior Pastor The hours are 11 a.m.. to 4 p.m. bom Feb. 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal 9:80 a.m., Cauirch 8ei;yice. able. Coventry 9:26 and 10:66 a.m.. Church .East Hartford; Eu^ne A. Oor- tive mammals, reptiles, -water Includes shaping, preaching on ‘"The ’Two Laws Rev. Carl W. Saunders, Monday through Friday. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George GoodeU, Dayville. IBs Nursery and Kindergarten shampoo, permanent Rev. W. H. WUkens, PasUn reU, WarriKWse Point; William life, and a number of other ex­ Within Us.” Nursery for pre­ Associate Pastor paternal grandmother is Mrs. 'Iheresa Ashner, East Hartfbrd. classes. School. and written 6 p.m., Junior IBgh Pilgrim . T . W ytas, StaH ord; M rs. XJUlan hibits. It also offers constantly school childrra. Rev. Rali^ W. Spencer, Center Congregational Church 10:45 a.m., Church" guarantee! 9 a.m., Sunday Scluxd. Demeusey, 81 Seaman Circle; changing participatory exhibits; 7 p.m.. An informal evening Associate Pastor United Church of Christ PeBetier, Lori Jean, daughter of Richard and Louise Mc­ classes Grades 1 thrums. Fellowship. 10:16 a.m ., W<»td>lp Service. 7 p.m., Senior High' Pilgrim Mrs. Hazel Brackett, 44 WeUs of music in the Fireside Room. 11 Center St. Kay‘PeUetier, 105 Farmsted Dr., South Windsor. She was bom 7:80 p.m.) Junior and Senior after-school anjl Saturdy en- Youth FeUowshlp. Fellowship. St.; Mrii. Edna Armstrong, 188 'rlchmeht classes; loon exhibits 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Service of Rev. Lyman G. Farrar, Feb. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Our Savior Lutheran Church Worship. ’The Rev. Mr. ^>encer Main St., TallcottvUle. for classroom use; teaching Calvary Chqrch ■Rev. W nthrop Nelstm Jr., father is Clifford McKay, Newport, 'Vt. Her paternal grand­ 289 Graham R oad preaching. Sermon: ’’Son of the Also, David J. lips, 72 Green- tours for schools; and special (Assemblies of God) C o-Pastors father is Jean PeUetier, Newport, Vt. She has a brother, Mi­ South Windsor Prodigal.” Race Relations Day. ------Dr.$ Mrs. Nora A. Drake, programs, movies, and guest 647 E . M iddle ’Tpke. chael. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor Boy Scout Sunday. Church 9.15 and 11 a.m.. Worship «••*'.** K y HUl, Coventry; lOrs. speakers. At the Oak Grove Na­ Rev. K. L. Gustafson, Mtodon A. Guyetto, 80 Beelse- School for Infant - Toddler service. Sermon topic: “A Year McGee, Thomas Charles, s(hi of Edward and Judith Swift monday is valentine’s day! ture center, natural science P astor 8:80 and 10:46 a.m., Wontoip i;;bub R d., Souto W indsor; M rs. through Grade 6. in Thy Sight, O Lord.” McGee, 55 Weddell Rd., Manchester. He was bom Feb; 1 at classes are held and trails Services. Holy Oommunlon on H elen D . FiaveU, 71 E ldrldge 9 a.m.. Church School for 9,15 ^m.. Church School. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His materaal g;randparents are marked for out-of-doors explo­ 10 a.m ., Sunday School. the first Sunday of each moqth vdlenline heart boxes St.; Mrs. Susan E. ItferUndale, WATCH Classes for children and adults. Junior 'H i^ Grades 7, 8 and 9. Grades 6 and imder. Mrs. Evelyn Swift and Charles Swift, both of Springfidd, ration. at 10:46, and on the third Sun­ Jw to St., Coventry; Robert F. FOR 11 a.m., Mondng Worship. 10:46 a.m.. Church School for 19 a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Wood- Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas The accompanying photo- day at 8:80. Zanlungo, 116 School S t.; CUn- Bible message by the pastor. Senior M gh G rades 10, 11, 12. ru ff HaU. McGee, South Newfane, Vt. His maternal great-grandmotiier grE^)hs are a few ot the scenea OUR 9:80 a.m., Sunday School and iton O. Bragg, 88 Dartmouto 7 p.m.. Evening Service of Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. Ash io:SO to 11:80 a.m.. Creative is Lola Sears, Springfield, Mass. He has a sister, ’Tommy, L ft»m 39 * occurring dally at Luts. Above, Adult Bible Class. ■iRd.; M rs. Phyllis M lrtlo, GRAND Gospel music and song by the Wednesday Service of Hdy Team ing Time, Gradeq 7 to 12 Mra. John Underman ot Tt Communion. and all Interested adults. S ton e. • Tuition To Remain ’Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon, in­ OPENING Available in Gustafson brothers. Also, cen- Weeleyan United Metiiodlst . ) Also,' Charles B. Jencks, Old ^ structs a puppet-making class. the new gregationai singing and Bible 6:80 to 8:80 p.m.. Grade 9 Red Cross Plans Church . * Cfaurcb ot Christ confirmands and parents, WORLD ALMAMC I 0 2.88 Saybrook; D ebrah A.' DoUn, 444 L eft, B rian D onachle o f 296 Empire Look! preaching. Crystal Lake Rd., EUington Lydall and Vernon Sts. Woodruff Hall. Discussion of FACTS V'Burnham St.; Mrs. Dorothy R. Porter 3C„ inside the puppet First Aid Oass Rev. Harvey W . Taber, Pastor Eugene Brewer, IHnister Retreat {dans, and / interest ' Sylvester, 417 W oodland S t.; At State Colleges theater, st^ s a spontaneous ’The M anchester -Bolton Lester SlOhel, 8 Allan Dr., Ver- groups. 9:46 a.m„ Sunday School 9 a.m., BlUe Classes for all Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Women’s Branch, American Red Cross, noo; Mra. Edna C. Welman, 46 HARTFORD (AP) - The leg- Jamee Muri*y, D-Norwich and SXew"^ Right, Mra. Jerenne ■Vbu’ve never really known what a permanent is until you’ve Classes for all ages. Islatura’s Education Committee Rep. Howard Klebanoff. D- The ages. Fellowdiip Ash Wednesday is offering a training program Benjamin H. Dvomek of London Rd., He­ been to Cut & Curl! It’s totally glamorous! Millioiis of in Standard Eirst Aid. The pro­ U a.m ., WOTship Service. has said “no” to tuition repeal Hartford, committee co-chalr- 10 a .m .. W orship. Serm on: Candlelight Communion. ^kidgdon, 128 B ldridge St. bron, a member of toe Worn- women love it. Our skilled operators and proven techniques Bible gram chairman, Duryrard MU­ N m sery. Also, Mrs. Doris B. La- at state colleges, but has ap- men. “An Eternal Weight Of Glory.” are so fine, W E EVEN O F F E R A W R IT T E N G U A R ­ 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Concordia Lutheran Church ler, Eumounces that this class 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. ' Jeunesse, Bast Hartford; Gina proved more money for public The certificate would be re- Speaks schools and tower degrees tor newed if. the new teacher per- agents showed that some were ANTEE OF SATISFACTION I So come in soon-once ’”Ihe Christian Persuasion.” 40 Pitkin St. which is open to the public 7 p.m., BNenlng Prayer. ‘ ATTENTION H. Rizzo, East Hartford; Mra. Rules Changes Minimum Age 18 aware of toe correction, others without charge will begin Feb. , Ariyne R. Noeke, 211 High St.; teachera. formed well during the second you’ve had our permanent, you’re permanently ours! Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, were confused by the two state­ by 23rd in the Manchester office, St. Mourioe Church IrvlDg W. Taylor, 14 Warren ’Ih e vote to k ill ‘a blU that yoax. ’Exe teacher would other- Emanuel Lutheran Church P astor For Purchasing ments and still others had not Made by Elks SERVICES: Eugene 237 East Center St. Class ses­ B/ ^® ®®f* while licensing the sale of tion and Administration Building Copyright (Q 1971, /iS v e of'itor six sons were in the only known cause of al­ Emanuel . Catholicism Newapnppr ICnterprlae Aaan. South Windsor ;)'toeir bedrooms when the fire The current prerequisite of a duce bxl ADM ^rant of about - A i^kesman for the dlvi^on w m signed De^eye. tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. in the Choose from a beautiful line of antiqued cut MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUP RACE coholism and tolerating its Rev. Peter Etons, i began in the basement. master’s degree for cortlflca- $228 per pupil, a committee said today letters correcting Casper^a Game JNoxAen church narthex. Lecture Topic EOnister fflass designs. Novelty candles such as football/ tion tor public school teochera spokesman said. The current the newly released green In- Chuch Ward Intocated toe bird unhindered promotion through Lutheran Church ous and enriching marital ex- ; , A shdh son, Maik, 16. arrived public advertising. It’s easier Atty. John Fletcher Jr., Sun- baseball, coke bottle, stove, etc. Also unuBiiEtl, would be dropped under to® $206 grant averages about 22 strucUons booklet would be had been shot at least twice. It Church ft Chestnut Streets J 0 nnA ^ serfcs of public lectuTes OH perieHce; to create greater '■> hom^ from a bowUng alley CHILDREN'S SKI RACE— FEB. 19. 1972 to seek an ^usive cure to MANCHES’TER, CONN. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for color coordinated holders in wax, glass and cer-. second bill approved. Instead, a per cent of toe local pM pupil mailed Monday, but that field was found about 12 miles north America’s #8 health problem ^y ®®**®^* ^ the Roman Catholic Faith for community understanding and ■ shortly after midnight and went Mrs. Robert ^rt. of non-CathoHcs and couples good will; and to prepare thoro aU ogas. amlc. nprti£w to hie bedroom. one-year ’’Intern” system costa acroaa the state. agents already have Informed of Casper alwig Interstate 28. 9:00 AM . — Northvlew Ski Area, Manchester than to resist the bhuidlsh- WORSHIP 11 a.m., Worship Service. would be used, the chairmen Gov. ’Thomas J. Meeklli pro- some Uoensed sellera of toe er- The incident foUows by three ments of strong drink. religious education, ^11 ^ c l- preparing for a mixed mar- vriio are seeking membership . “ I was almost asleep when I 9:00 A.M. ato at the ceromonles, which riage in greater Hartford will in the Catholic (tourch, Nursery. ■ heanl a sound downstairs,” •aid. posed in his budget message ror. - days President Nixon’s an- We spend billions tor safer and 7 p.m., Evening Service. “Ihe chairmen said toe pro- Wednesday that the ADM rate Many of toe more than 8,000 nouncement banning further NAME ...... highways and automobUes, will open .with a trumpo o i)cgin March 1 at St, Mary’s ’Hioeo wishing to register for FREE ' Mark said. “ I thought the rato minor factors in the highway 10:45 A.M. by James Mercier. Church HaU, 626 Willard Ave., series may contact the "■ Jblt got out of his cage and went posed i^atem woulK make it be ral8®4 on July l from $206 agents in toe state hsive re- ®*® ot predator poisons, carnage. Yet we equivocate After a dedication prav®*’ Newington. C^athoUc Information Center, First EyangsUcol Lutheran COFFEE & COOKIES ' down to take a look.” possible for “people without per pupil to .$216. ceived both booklets, toe Lari year, some 30 eagle about legislating and entorc- the Rev. Walter Loomis, pastor, >nie Roy. Edward J. McLean, 126 Market St., Hartford. Church of Rockville > ybuth discovered smoke college courses In teacher odu- ’Ihe committee’s co-chairmen spokesman said, but a shortage deaths in Wyoming, most of ADDRESS ...... ing laws regulating (he major L. Ct A. the congregation will go to the executive director of the Cathor ______184 Orchard St. i' ^ 'SsAt la A basemc^ stair- cation .;. to prove.' them- said their system for computing in the regulations may have them In the Casper area, were problem — the driver. It’s dturch sanctuary tor the re- uc Library and Information r ______t IT«» Rev. Richard B. Bertram, selves.” • ‘ ' toe grant would make It re- caused delay In their delivery blamed on predator poison. CHURCH SCH(X>L *'■ 5ray;’’ % AOB easier to seek mcchantonJ mainder of the morning wor- center of the Archdiocese of in»ureP9 1 axes up Pastor i; AtovUi^ . his . motheir and Presently, now teachers must sponslve to increases in local to some agents. Last August, helicopter pilot CITY solutions than to too* the 8:66 A.M. ship service. The processional, Hartford, will conduct the lec- NE3W YORK — A total of |2>3 WIL-BERN CANDLES get a masters degree In educa- education costs. Many of those who received James Vogan testified before a brothers. Mark escaped with Mall or Deliver to: truth about oundves. and 9 a.m „ Religious School. 10:40 A.M . festive with felt banners mode turas, which will be hold every blUlon in taxes, licenses and ! toeT M fkunes engulfed tion ■yritoln five years after they 'A resolution passed by toe the instruction booldet probably Senate subcommittee that some MANCHESTER STATE BANK by toe Junior High FeUowshlp Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. tor 14 fees was paid to federal, state 9:16' a.m „ Adult Discussloa 3& GARDNER STREET WEST stsut teaching. committee Friday calls tor a won’t receive the correction un- 800 bald and g^blden eagles Pastors: C. Henry Anderson MANCHESTER, CONN. — 646-2464 / the home. Open to Boys and Girls ~ lOU MAIN STREET, MANCHES’TBR CHURCH OF CHRIST Ranald J. Fournier and Grades 1 torough 4, wlU in- weeks. and local, governments by U.8. Group. '

X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 .PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 Ten from MCC Stress Feeling BenBey Site Bolton Obituary Skating - Coasting Town Asks for Funds Train As Aides In Ministry, For Meetiiig Math, Reading Revisions HONe KONG 2 DAYS ONLY - Mon. A Tues., Feb. 14 - $5 Mrs. Earl Scott At Town Schools Pastors Told Of Sch€K>l Board VERNON — Mrs. Dorothy For Laurel Lake Work Proposed at High School Call or Visit Mr. Punjabi Project TAP (Teacher Aide A return to warmth and emo­ The Board at Education wiU Tel. 644-1604 Ann Scott. 43, of 14 Willow Program), new In Its third year William 0*Neill, director of public works, has sent meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Bent­ Stream Dr., wife of Earl Scott, tion In the church and work cf Revised curriculum propoeals schools, to petition toe Board at of operation, has assigned 10 a “preliminary application'’ to the New England Region- ley School and will hear Mrs. at Manchester “Motel. 1 McNall Street died last night at Rockville the ministry was the theme of Florence Woods, . principal, for Bolton High School’s math Finance for a town meeting to students enrclled In the educa- Weather permitting there will al ^ m m ission fo r up to $38,000 to cover some .o f the THIS VISIT SPEOAl______General Hospital. the address by the Rev. Dr. ^ a k on that schote’s program . J, . appropriate funds for equlF ticniu associate program at be skating at Charter Oak costs the town might incur if Laurel Lake were pur- and reading departments were toe school Duress OMY Mrs. Scott was bom Sept. 16, and needs. 1 KNH SUIT Mjmehester Community Cpllegp Brewne Barr at the annual pas­ presented at Thursday’s meet- education department, 1928 In Fort Atkinson, Wls., and Fieid, Center Springs Annex, chased and developed as a sanitary landfill area. Among committee reports 1 K M T S P O R T J A C K E T as teaching assistants In town ter’s study conference. It was Both O’Neill and ’Town Man­ tag of the Board of Education. Funds appropriated would be scheduled tor the agenda are 1 K M T S U C K T O M A T C H had lived in Lexington, Va., and public schools this semester. and Union Pond today and to­ ager Robert. Weiss have pro­ 118 Manchester before moving to held this week at the First presentatiMi of toe recommend­ ' John Petrus, coordinator of 100 per cent reimbursable, Manchester residents and Church of Christ, Springfield, morrow from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. posed that the town buy the Choose Ironi over 8,000 fabrics Vernon last August. She was a Family Week ed 1772-78 school budget by Bel- toe math department, submit- p®®*®*"® ®®if ' , H®®'®^®*’’ *® their schools are Mrs. Barbara Mass. now dry 100-acre site ^ ch from oil over the world member of Vienna Chapter, Coasting will be permitted to- don Schaffer, personnel and fi­ ^ . , .fci ______town must first approve toe Cox, 786 Vemcn St., Hlghlcmd Dr. Barr was associate pastor day and tomorrow from 10 a.m. abuts the existing landfill area ted a proposal which would expenditure. Was Busy One nance committee chairman; W O R S T E D 1 SHARKSKIN OES, In West Virginia- Park; Miss Patricia Enderlln, at Center Ccngregational Church to 10 p.m. off Olcott St. eliminate toe present business Health Pidlcles 1 1 T W B N ) Survivors, besides her hus­ and by Paul Greenberg, build­ SUIT W ORSTH) SUIT S r O R T 76 Park St., Martin; hDss in lots: He 1s currently a United Faf* winter sports Information The Osella family heui had an Weiss and O’Neill have ne­ math course at the high school The board also considered band, are two sons, Paul Scott Christine Craig, 91 Ridge St., ing and Bites committee chair­ $ 6 5 . 0 0 * $ 5 8 . 0 0 * JACKIT Church of Christ' minister in phone 643-4700. eventful week. gotiated a price o f g01l0,000'with and replace it 'with a two part several matters of health and Mark Scott, both of Vernon; Martin; Mrs. Lyle Baxter. 75 Berkeley, Calif. ______the owners of the property, the man, (ta toe Boise Cascade ONE SMIRT EKE ONE M IN T FREE $ 3 9 . 0 0 * Con>- (form er Case Broe.) course entitled "Introduction to policy, including elimination at n daughter Mrs. Addison Nlchol- laatm Dr., Keeney; Mis. Among the 400 United Church Last week Friday, shortly af­ Denison family, with the option WE HT ANY SIZE . . . WE TAIIOR ANY i m i son of Vandenberg AFB, Calif.; buUdtags and land at Ifighland Algebra’’. the policy requiring vacctaaitlon Marion Winter, 46 Hawthorne cf Christ ministers from East­ Hebron ter midnight, Mrs.* Ronald to buy the land over 10 yean The new course, which would against smallpox. This actlim is and a brother, William Gums of St., Buckley; and Miss Mbuilyn Park. It 'wae earUer anixNmced D O U B L E K M T CASHMERE ern states attending the seaaiens Osella was admitted to the Man­ at $65,000 a year. Tlie refuse be less rigorous than toe pres- merely a local statement of ac- Land O’ Lakes, Wls. Dodge, 116 Wells St., Bennet that toe board is consldertag SPORT JACKET TOPCOAT were the Rev. Lyman O. Farrar chester Memorial Hosoitat with subcommittee of the Board of ent Algebra 1, would devote tion already taken by state Funeral services will be Mon­ Junior High. purohaee of toe former paper ONLY $85.00* and the Rev. R. RTnthrcp Nelscn S’no Parking Directors Is now conducting fur­ two years to material currently health departments. It was not- ONLY $42.00* Ottier aides are Miss <3all an attack of appendicitis, fflie mUl and officea to reUeve over­ day at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Jr., co-partors of Center Congre­ ther negotiations on the land betag covered In one year. It ed that there has not been a MANY MOK EXCIT1NB OFnRS dN MSPUY 9 Sein. Soucy, IM Benedict D r., South had an emergency appendec­ crowding at Bennet Junior High Funeral Home,, 400 Main St., gational Church. During Snows, price. OmCE: Moya Faritea K.PJ). Sai 6818 Itewlaaa, Him to Windsor, . Nathan Here; Miss tomy that morning and the next School. would 'be geared to toe non-col- case of smallpox ta toe country Manchester. The Rev. John ’The ccnference was sponsored ’The New England Regional 188% MTISFACTION SUARANTCED ('EntaNog tartai I 8rty) 9 p.m* Maureen Ma^nda, West Will- morning she gave birth to a The board wlU act wi esteb- lege bound student and those since 1049, and often there are Lacey, pastor of Vernon Cmi- by the Division of Evangelism Reid Warns Commission adminlsten fed­ who are not ready to master side effects from toe tanocula- gregational Church, will offlcl- ington, Manchester Green; and Church Extensicn cf the son. Both are doing fine and eral funds for the Department Uriunent of washout accounts to Algebra 1. tion. ate. Cremation will be In Miss Shirley Ann Bylenski, United Church. Board for Home­ •If residents do not cocq|>erato went home to their 57 Pearl St. of commerce, ostensibly to pro­ fund 1972 Project Head Start, Bloomfield, Ver(riiaiKk; and with the town’s ordinance re- home Thursday. mote economic development, and supporting grants for toe Petrus Indicated that toe It was also noted that vac- Springfield, Mass. land Ministries. present business math course cinotion against rubella (Oer- FANTASTIC SAVINGS Miss Cynthia Ann Stein, Wind­ according to a spokesman for vocational education and re­ Friends may call at the funer­ "In making the concept cf God gardlng parkliig on town roads baby, Christopher "doee not do toe department men measles) Is now required sor, Washington. the commission. However, the medial reading programa.' al home tomorrow from 4 to 6 Intellectually respectable, we during and after snow stiwms, “ justice” and said that toe for children entering Undergar- p.m. Cooperating sthods designate have made Him emctlcnally In- wirst Selectmen Aarrm Reid ®**"®®* birth. He was not ex- spokesman ^ added, the commis- Review at the smaUpox vac- the trainees’ duties, which vary accessible,’’ Dr. Barr s«ld. "If J /*wo weeks, gion has funded a wide range otaation pOUcy and action on course has been “degraded” ten. and Is "Just not doing the Job.” The hoard reaffirmed ■ Us Harold Hadden with individual classrooms. The we are so guarded and objec- yesterday, tickets will be osella was with his wife when of programs Including envlron- two appotatments and five He added that material on present policy relative to traiis- • SOU’TH WINDSOR — Harold training experience generaUy tlve, do we wonder that our hwued by the nsident State the baby was born, mental programs. ’The commis­ resignations are also on toe sion had a $7.7 million budget' agenda. budgets. Interest, insurance portoUon of students who be- Hadden of Rye St. died this includes opportuniUes for super- youngsters go elrowhen in trccfwr. and related Items currently come sick or are injured at momlng at Manchester Memo- vised instrucUon of individual seanh of what seems nal and Reid reported that during the last year, he said. stud^its and groups, as well as 'O’Neill is seeking funds for covered in bustaess math will school. If a parent or parent- rial Hospital. warm?” last stonn then wen many cars Police Report be covered in otoer business designate cannot be reached, Hie Holmes Funeral Home, clerical work. On t>'e sacraments. Dr. Barr on the roads hampering snow developing plans, for the final The federally-funded project use of the Laurel Lake land; Catholic Paper courses. sdiool admlntatrators will de- 400 Main St., Mandiester, is in said, “ If we do so with the same plowing. The situation, he said, The bustaess math course Is termine ■what action should 'be charge of arrangements, which enables sephomores at MOC to Fays Wed 25 Years personal emotional Involvement was particularly bad In the For- Driver FacMg developing an curating manual complete 16 weeks of field work whlch we give to the grocery est Park ana when at least for the landfill; anil for ihstall- Needs Readers not to be confused 'wUh general taken, are incomplete. moth, which teaches practical Red Cross Course in tewn schods. ’Ihe training Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Fay Kiely Cavagnan of Manchester list, we can expect the same 15 cans wen in the way of the License Charge ing permanent wells jb monitor Ha r t f o r d (a p ) — The edi­ math for toe non-college orient- The Manchester - Bolton program is a requirement of Sr. of 707 E. Middle Tpke. were and Mrs. Helen Moriarty Marks dividends.” plows. WUUam P. Brown, 10, of 817 groundwater quality near the Miss Letltia E. Prescott of Newton, Mass., bridesmaids tor of Oqnneo^ut’s only Ro- ed student. Branch of toe American Red the two-year course, leading to recently feted at a 2Sth wed­ He reminds residents Uiat the Hockanum River. rnaki OattioUc newapaper eaya Miss Letltia Etta Prescott, 90, at the wedding, also attended TMland ’Tpke.,. was arrested If Laurel Lake were pur-' Social Studies Croes is offering a training pro- an associate In science degree. ding anniversary open house at ordinance states "any person the pubUcatton is In aeiious fl- of 91 Chestnut St. died yester­ the event. yesterday monilng on charges chased by the town, it wdiild Joseph Shanahait, coordtaator gram ta baric first aid to be Graduates are then prepared to who pariu a motor vehicle with­ W Kial troublo a2td needs mMe day at a Manchester convales­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don­ Mr. and Mrs. Fay wen mar­ solve the town’s waste dikposal of toe social riudies depart- held five consecutive Wednes- assume auxiliary teaching posi­ Mills Enters in the limits of any street or of operating a motor vehicle subacriptlans. cent home. ____ ald F. Wamn of 62 Amott Rd., ried Feb. 8, 1917 at 'St. James problem until the ybw 2000. Es­ ment, presented the board with day evoiings from 7 to 9 p.m. tions in elementary and sec- highway maintained by the vdiile his Ucense is under sus- Magr. John S. Kennedy, edi­ ]Mlss Prescott was bom 14ay schods. brother and sister-in-law of Mrs. Chunh by the Rev. Fnderick The Big Race Town of Hebron during and for timates now indicate' the Olcott a rertsed cwclal studies currlcu- beginning Peb. 23. 1, 1882 in Portadown,.-j Northern - Trahilng experience arrange­ Phy. J. McLean. Mr. Bhy is em- five hours after any wlntor ™ vKflatlon auegemy area will be fuU shortly be- tor of the OeithoUo Transoript, lum tar ktadergarten through The classes, which are open appealed to groiqw a td parish­ Inland, and had lived in Man­ ' About 52 friends and nlg- ployed as a foreman with Pratt (Oontlnn^ from Page One) storm, so as to obstruct enow occurred Monday, but tto ai> fore i960, 2 Grade 8. Tlte r^iort includes a to the public free of charge, ments were made by Dr. Mar- es to consider "oomie type of chester and Bridgeport for tin D. Godgart, coordinator of tives attended. the event which and Whitney Di'vlsion of United removal operations, shall be resting officer was unable to plans for the eventutU use recommendation flor new tmt- will be held at toe Manriiester reosonalde representative cov- many years. She was employed educaUen career pregrams at was planned by the couple’s two Aircraft in East Hartford. He tried to substitute himself for fined $5 and Shall be liable for make the arrest until yester- of the land would not 'be Imple- books, which will cost $2,686 for Red Cross office, 237 E. Center as a registend nurse b efon she children, Henry Fay Jr. and Is a member of the Aircraft president Nixon In the Vietnam any necessary towing costs.” day. mented until 2000 vdien the wage" to offset ihe drop in ktadfiRgarten throusli Grade 6. st. ntired. Jr.. ;«sl8tant superintendent of Fay. Mrs. ^ le s Per- garter Cen^ peace talks, a » .« i4«M. J Brown was stom[>ed last Tues- posed additional landfill Is full, eubecriptione. A text for Grades 7 and 8 has im tructors will be (Tolin Fox schools for personnel ^ry made a money tree and the Manchester Lodge of Elks. Bi a letter to dturch mem- not yet been sriected. and Richard Thurston. Then are no survivors. 'Sen. Muride,___ by offering____ the PuhUolty and education day while driving Uca- Funeral services will be Mon­ couple received many beautiful Mrs. Fay is employed as a .. " ' ' J Phairman Walter W Donald c< and he was slmllariy charg- tion, ”A site mo^el would en­ tiers, he said tiie paper hod a Arieh Freidin, left, Russian immigrant to Israel, is welcomed to Temple Beth The suggested text,” The So- LoLeche League day at 1 p.m. at the Holmes Fu­ gifts. personnel secretary with tile------North Vietnamese------and the Na- ^ Batson Post 96 of od then. Court date is Feb. 28 able the public to visualise pre- 1071 deflqtb of $180,000, equal to Sholom by Rabbi Leon Wind. (Herald photo by Pinto) cial Sciences — Concepts and ihe LaLeche League of Bol- Mr. and Mrs. Warren were Iona Manufacturing Co. They Uonal Liberation Front a deal 80,000 Bubscrlptiona. s Values” putalirtied by Haroourt- ton will meet Wednesday neral Home, 400 Main St. Maj. the Amerioan Legion has a n - «« both counts. llmlnary plans and to recognise Lawrence Beadle, commanding the best man and maid of honor are communicants of St. Bar­ mere generous than that oO the value of a carefully oon- Mkgr. Kennedy said the "eco­ our cause. I can’t go along with Brace Oo., Is basril ofl a spiral evening at 8 at the home of at the wedding. }Sxb. Lucille tholomew’s Church. ncunced that the Legion will nomic. pinch’’ has tensed pan any violent actions, and' I’m approach, 'where the same ba- Mrs. John McLarney, BTench officer of the Manchester Salva­ Strike fered by the "President, held a Washington’s BlrtKdaiy Howard Q. Kettle, 88, of ducted deveicqnnent.” He fore­ tion Army CToips, will officiate. gone far, far beyond free and ^^^^g^rs and guesU Providence, R.I., was arrested sees the land used pcurUally as lobes to cancel wbole-parieh Speaker Describes sorry when they happen.” sic. concepts are eiQMUided and 'r (J. Burial will be in Blast Oeme- open dissent,” Morton said In a . evenli* at the la»t nlg^t, charged whUe under a recreation area and par^ y subecrqitions, totaltag 050 in He concluded his talk on a devrioped over several years. iptie program will be tiie sec- tery. Heats speech• prepared------" for a fund- ' tile Influence of liquor, after po- as a commercial or! Industrial one parlrii tdene. note of caution, explaining; tiiat ' bi Ms report, Shanahan said, end in a series entitled, ’’The ’Ihen an no calling hours. Cotter a Co-Sponsor raising dinner In Richmond, he a buffet Mce observed a car tolerating area. ^“It’e a combtaation of many Russia has a history of changing “The series Is designed to ere- Art of Breastfeedtag-Overcom- Va. m Sr w i^ e^ O T ^ wfireT^’ erraticaUy on Park«r 8t. He The use model "requlrea the faotoe*,” be said. "The finan­ Russian Jews’ Hope its policy and that it might do ate a classroom environment in ing. Dtfficulties.’’ AU mothers, Muskle says the United to a -Dlate for released on $100 cash bond attention of a professional land- cial dUfteulties o f cfauntoee so agaiti. whirii children may learn to un- in town are welcome to att^ makes them consider ihe Tran­ B y SOL B . COHEN Britons States should set a date^ for ^ appearance Feb. 28. scape architect,” (PNem says. (Herald Reporter) Jews all over toe world derstend human behavior and and to bring baMes. withdrawal of all U.S. forces script expendable.®. And stnoesinoe ^ t, must take advantage of Rus- become responsible for Msms en------About Town (Continued from Page One) Of Peace Dept. Bill The Leglcn has accepted an ------H® estimates Oils would cost be from Indochina with the safety i-vttatlon from the Maribor- A woman’s shoulder bag was tween $14,600 and $17,600. Vatican n, w» have tried to Only 11 months ago, Aneh Freidm a Russian noUcy now at opentag toe Vlrwunent for Mmself and for iunnoheater Evening Herald “nie Couples Club of South B y LVNDA 8CHOLD also has announced he would ______Heath Out” and hurled fijum- cf the troops and POWs the ^ participate in Its taken yesterday morning from •ftie operation manual would write for botti the oonaervaUve geologist—a Jew, Uving in MosCflW and trying every- curtain to those Jews vdio mankind.’’ Bolton correspondent Judith United Methodist Church will (Herald Reporter) cc-sponsor the bill. It was in- have a dhmer meeting tonight Ing candles and paper torches only criteria...... Memorial Day exercises on ? *®®*‘®* ' o u t l i n e eadi day’s operation as and ‘ progreestve-minded p ^ thing he could think o f to get Soviet permission,to enu- ^ ^ Israel,” ho in- Course content is drawn from em-iMoe at 6:30 In Cooper Hall of the at the prime mlnlstor when he U. S. Rep. WUlam R. Cotter PolttlcM develop- r^m. Hebr^s ex- Spa an W. Middle Ipke. Loss, me changes in the land- sons azid we aometimes ran grate to Israel. — ------sisted “It’s true that toe cur- aU the social sclwices, taohid- "oooime, rov ew-i»u«. church. arrived to address a party rally hasa«i decided ♦rato' ' jxnco-sponsor_____ ilj__u tllB riflUpBm, 811Q eroises,^ which aro organized by leiftlitfllMfFIncluding iXMWpersonal Minl T\A.nArft.papers, Wwas A A fju operation______am__ - wMCh» would have afoul of extreme opinions.’' Lost night, he stood on toe to a 4,000-year-old Jewish prom- isn’t open aU toe, way— tag geogr^y, enfbropology, ----- In Liverpool Friday night, but iDepertment of Peace bUl in the Senate by Sen. Vance m USKIB: Responding to crit- putat$186 to be made each season, O’NeUl puq^tt of TemiUe Beth EBiokxm toe to guarantee a homeland but it is open. Jews must help aoclology, economtoa, j ^ l ^ n n rtke. D-Ind. icto, the Maine Democrat *** The Confirmation Class of Heath was uirtcuched. which the "Other Idbthers for i-^"Ui. same day but at 11 In the morn- Says. He says the manual cMfld In ' Manchester, addressing a and a haven for aU of toe Jews 0,^1^ Russian Jews to get out— sc1®im» and history, Sianahano n u g c p u r i . ITAitU srid If he vras guilty of aiding South United Methodist Church Soce of the burning missiles peace” organlzatlcn asked Mm A car owned by Francla A. "generalized” and appUed to -m c c n iiir Q fauriied and emotional cotigre- of the worid. n o w . They may Ipse that chance ®®^- . 4k - I ^ s II m I i v t and abetting the enemy by crlt- ^ gotten ta ah ovetflowtag sane- Freidta’s talk .also titled jat«them domi” I t was noted-that most of too IV lU C C l 111 I vIICIW u b I. will'-meet Monday at 2:15 and Mt policemen'o± the rally but to back and -wMch It Is trying * Present memberriiip of the all of New England. 3:45 p.m. at the church. caused no ii^urlqs. Mounted^ po- to help pass in Congress. Iclzing Nbeenr-as a presidential Presw memoerBmp m me Qi^ott.St PWldflgj^iloa'iwlwU»r«tiie,'tW*lB»« tha^jSdescribing; toe J tefirn l^ ^^Kee» the. IbY>mise,V. but h e! ...... - , social studies texts now in use ----- Uce broke up the crowd of 2,000 The representatives of the oir- Antiwar sometime yesterday m o ^ , eir%u8iah cuid 'tritaig'hls didn’t plead. Ho spoke as a wit- - xr * .. are more toan ton years old. MUNCIE, Ind. (AFj^ — Fraito own story. ness a witness at toe hopes , Schori boaid mMnbera will M. Terry .ta., The Senior High Youth Fel- and arrested two demenstra- gaalsatlon who met 'wUh Cotter VERNON tag dngtaoeV pwipartSi the F O O D i H O m Whert Very Ancieol in I960, Muskle told a crowd R *® *t *th FfricUn, 82, and Ms mother, „t Russian Jews — and of the GENEVA — Wheat ciiittvation study the suggested texts dim- Ctann., w m riiri and Wiled ra- lowsMp of Center Congregation- tors. cn Jan. 28 were Mrs. Rita Laski Parley In Nashua, N.H., Nlxcn at one Commander, has congnitula ^ Pauline A. Reed. 24, of 52 VU- ual. It would cost eltiier $0,004 al Church will have a “rap ses- The cutback Mt all 18 mUUon of 4 Battista Rd., spokesman a professor of Wo-chemlstry, fears of Russian Jews. to yery ancient. Swiss lake tag the next menffa, and wlU day at aMuncle ai>artment, po- point sMd the United States ^ Post on Its memberaliip jage St., RockvUle, waa arr^- $18,500. ' Sion” tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at households as pewer stations fer the greup; Mrs. Lois Barnes (Continued tran Page One) mlgirated to Israel ta .Maroh of 70 000 Seek V isas dwellers grew It pertiaps 1(),000 take action on samples of Sha^ Uce reported, needed more troops to win the etatus. ed by Vernon police yeaterday' Ranald KraetZi. the Unimv lari, year. He now. Is on a apeak- „ that about 70,000 erf years ago. The EgypUajto grow ahan’s proposals at the next T®riy, formerly of Muncle the home of Miss Pamela Mof- tried to conserve coal stocks of 4 Kenneth Dr., Vernon; Mrs. ______a afternocn and charged with risk . waste 'ittsoosal' engineer^ 'fe his grand- fat, 223 Blue Ridge Dr. depleted by the strike. Irene LaiMay of 14 Garden Dr., status but .were turned down. Vietnam war. Later that year, (Ihe Legion acknowledged liig tour of the United States, ^^in have requested visas . to it Iqng, before the Pyramids meeting. - 4^ stoying with . ----- An Immediate ban €dso was and Mrs. Paula. Auclalr of Staf- They said that Sidney Prok of Muskle said, NbtUcatlon most exclusively by Irltdi Re- Usteiwre by her sincerity and •gounger Jews Restless meMODtAN M£DICATH3N FOR TFUPORARY tioji about tiielr husbands and psuH^ wUl * ^ * * * ^ ’ REU£F OF MINOR SORE THROAT PAIN has been named to the dean’s clubhouse, 135 Eldrldge St. Play of efforts.’’ said they would "do our b^st" a eiSLto M chairman; . pubUcans, CathoUcs or Commu­ $5,000 Tops •'! Mt-ms ■ herdiam. _ it’s different with the younger Ust for the fall semester at the is open to toe pubUc. Next Brt- In Ms letter to Mrs. Laski, to Intervene with toe In- J®"*®. Ele^ nists. (The VJA toeme tMS_year Is j^ ^ .. be continued. "They are Sore Throat? University of Omnecticut where day, there wUl be a regular Cotter wrote, “In further refer: ^ “r®^Sstdek^: “ ^ toe Advtairy committee gjveR when offending pro- OnNo-FauJt ‘ Km p toe E*romise. M refers ,.egUeB8. They’re proud of toe SUCREfS SORE she Is a seMor majoring m game plus a novice game, which ence to toe Departmentpartment of were Mrs. Rose KrKrom and Mrs. are carried on rival ! « ■ ■ ■ ! _____ '______^_ new State of Israel. .The Slx- Congested? THROAT SPRAY is open free of charge to new that require a (Oonttnned from Page One) psychology. Peace BiU wMch we discussed The assembly, wMch is being Lura Butt. ccmmercial chaiuiels. It Is toe ______Day War intensified that pride. players. cn Jan. * .26 oc. aerosid ^ delighted to attended by about 800 detogutes FISH wiU hold a volunteero' BBC that gets toe furious phone —Improvement o f highway Ihey 'want to study Jewlrii Patricia OrflteUi of 2 Village inform you that I wlU become fnom 75 countries, broke up into ™ meeting on Ttairsday at 10 a.m. calls. design. ways. They want to learn He­ St. and Audrey Smith o f 607 Results in a ’Duusday mom- a co-sponsor of toe biU, at the Town Office BuUdtag and Tliere were com^aints today brew, and Ihey want to be able tag dupUcate bridgre game at committees to hear lengthy ^ ^ —>Requirement o f mandatory SPECIAL FEATURE Woodbrldge St. have been nam- He commended her and her speeches about aUeged Ameri­ all vciunteers are urged to ati tiiat toe BBC faUed to air ac- motcr veMcle Inspection. The to foUow any occupation they ed to to^ dean’s list at Adrian toe Mancherter Country Club SUCRETS co-wcrkers for the dedication can war crimes ta Indochina tonti. They are welcome to counts of three torrorlst bomb- pejnt in the car’s life at which wish — samethtag that Is not 1 . 1 2 Sore Throat Lozenges (Mich.) College. are: North-South; Mrs. Joseph they have demonstrated for bring their children to this tags In Belfast BYlday. The tjjg. inspecUcns would begin open to them in Russia. And, ___ Butbs and Mrs. Richard Ter- and to discuss a means of end­ Fire Calls MEET peace and stated, "Your visit ing the 'war on Oommunist meeting, If necessary. bom'btags destroyed a furnituro propooed, above all, they want to raise Graham MacDonald, son of hune, first; Mrs. Herbert Young that day was toe first opportun- terms. store and a finance company’s jackson said, ■I. toeir chUdreh ta toe heritage of Get Oemu/cent/Anesfhetic Formula Mrs. Bruce A- MacDonald of 27 and Mrs. Willard Koropatkta, j ^ examine toe bill nnA Chnnh News' fast temporary relief of minor An appeal by Premier Pham.^ Town firemen were called to St, Peter’ s Episc<^>al Wom­ office and badly damaged a -^Requirement cf competence -THE QUEEN OF HEARTS their peofrfe. They don’t want to sore throat pain and mouth irritations Cambridge St., has been named second; Mrs. Gerald MiUer and £ g c M s ^ T ^ Lro Van Deng of North Vietnam 234 'Hartford Rd. at 8:06 p.m. factory. tests wMch could lead to revo- see Judaism die among Russlsn CHILDREN'S 24 lOnNGFS to the dean’s Ust at Nicholas Mrs. Rees Begg. and Mrs. Sam. en’s "Evening for Sweetnearte' OgeongasfonfviritsfAofri FtormuD c^rf Plerson Md Mrs Arthur ^ tavorably that delegates here support toe yesterday to check an overheat- ^ ^e held tomorrow at toe Gunmen ■who planted the •cation or suspension of a driv- FmI tomporgrvroMofnMii (tollege, Dudley, Mass. ALL DAY TODAY Freidin said that "the mira­ oongtHien and m tnor ihroM xrAMiOfis upon virtually every legislative role of Ms country and toe Viet ed boiler. There was no fire. ^urch wltii a pot luck supper bombs gave office workers only ucense In cases In wMoh a 12 lOHNCCS SUCRETS Short", tied for tMrd. a few minutes to evacuate toe peroen’s ability at toe 'wheel Is cle” of Jews emigrating from Also, Bast-West: Mrs. Edgar proncsal for extricating the Cong ta Indochina brought an At 7:47 teat Mght. town fire- ^ in Phelpa angry response from South fighters exttaguUhed a minor buUdiagB, but there were no jjj queetion. Russia with government pei> Recommended by many Ansaldl and Mrs. Leland Carl United States from Southeast niere 'wlU be a renewal of Vietnamese diplomats. rubbish fire on Perrett PI. casualties. -Pravlsloa of loss of licehoe mission came about because son, first; Mrs.' John Breen and marriage vows staittag kt 7 ta doctors for fast temporary for habitual vlolatoni cf traffic Soviet leaders are "sensitive to Jungle Buildup Sidney Stein, second; Dr. Saul The Other Mothers for Peace the church with the supper be- p)jiAhJng^ (BaB>CaAA^andL (MunnscNBnyRjMKD relief of minor feel that peace is important laws. world opinion.” , £|*0 ||^ A i r *-^e® Mrs. Kay Horrlgan, giimtag appraxtaiately at 7:80. He said that Russia wants Gold Decongestant sore throat pain third. enough to have a department of There wUl be dancing foUotriiig Colder Shop|i> According to Iho Start. ’’ OCT. 22 Pronvtace and ta toe north- Mrs. Samuel Pierson and Mrs. ^ A M , It Hebron oorretqMndent, Anne China. congestion and minor 08mu/cenf/Anest^^»c Formuls less a War Deoartment because . .>20-21-31-43 To develop mesiage for Sunday, 2-32-44:63, port said, farmera can eiqp^t a western quadrant of SOuto 'Wet- Arthur %orts, first; Mrs. Paul ;g^51-«l-79-84 read words corresponding to numbers liS-TZgl Emt, Tel. 888-8871. "When Prorident Kixen visits sore throat irritations iMt tempofary ralW of minor WillMde and Mrs. Mark Kovacs, it goes by toe euohemism of De- m larger share of consumer 8i>od sore thfoat pain and mouth irritation} nam between the A Shau Valley y f TAURqS of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORPIO spending ta 1072. Also, middle­ MOSCOW,” said Freidin, "he N LOZIMIS * second; Mrs. Howard Boyd and fense Department. Why not toen AM. 20 I Jouriwy, 31 Will 61 Dopmd ocr. would do “weU tp request that and Khe Sanh. Mrs. R. B. Wadsworth,...... tMrd. a Peace Department.’’. 2* You'll ...... 32 Probobly 620fT men will widen their maigins. . I MA7 M 3 Dnnond 33 B. 63 Th. NOK.at' C«Hrre4!Xion "If marketing spreads widen the Soviets release their Jewish The informants said toe Also, Bast-West; Mrs. T. J. The "mothers” group hellev^ 64 Loi«-makIng r?Kll-13-25-37 4 Don't 34 To 7-12-24-3f(< alibut much a^ they did in ' prisoners. It he were to do so, I 24V . 6 6 Crockett and Mrs. Neal A. that toe department cou ld 'T i^ 5 Much 35Surt 65 Fruits . Due to typographical errors am sure the Russians would be Nofto Vietnamese had put .^46-58-69 6 B. 36 With 66 Bargain. 45-37-78 1071 ahd retunis to fanhen Tyler, first; Mrs. John Hyde velop plans and programs to In' toe publication yesterday of plIzI*de&? glad to comply.’’ more than 20,000 fresh troops GU4INI 7 SomMn. 37 You 67 Mluinding fAOITTARIUI toe deans list for area atudmts strengthen, the retail cost, of and Mrs. Frank Horton, second; foster, peace, by exercising BAnd 38PIOOU. 68Thot Hoy. 21 / • (We Have A Nottoa Tps neoae) Freidin said he U impresaed sureil SERVICE nilRMICIE$l into toe central highlands, ieaderriilp ta governmental ac­ 9 R k .Iv. 39 Th. 69PlM«sd who are attending Bates Ckdlege the maiket basket of UA term Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith, y <{■'<{ iUHt 20 40 B. 70 Action. OK, 21 B , BOIMHiB TFKE. (Next to Popidar M U .) , by toe Jewish Defense League HARTPOflO NEW eniTAIN THOtyiASTON 10 Romonct' ta Lawlston, Maine, there waa foods may rise about 8.6 .^per AVON J. c. PHAPMACY while two other enemy regi­ third. tivities related to peace. Also,., 4- 6-19-36 11 Mott.rs 41 Un*xp«ct«i 7IOr OPEN WED., THUBB., FBI. till 6 / (JDL) and its efforts to focus TMiKAYtmUOCa ATWOOD PHAMiACY AXfL POD PHAPMACY 5-15-2343^ some confuaian ta the first para­ cent compared with 1^ yeojr's TomPAmPHAttmcY aa i Now BHUMI AMMii 18 DraaN Sltool SSMoMiSlvert ments were in the A Shau Val­ they would cooperate with ij48-6g80-90 I2Moy 42 Gift 72 Of attentiwi on toe plight of Rus­ lea w.MiMaitoM Comof WAUUAflen Avowue WEST HARTFORD I47-36A7 rise of L7 per cent” the reiiort P A rs m o iC A L PH A n m cY fonsTen HeiGHTS 13 End 43 8. 73 Fir. graph. It ahould have road: ■CTNCL leei Mem aifOM PHAPm CY LINCOLN DRUG KOTTENHOFF DRUG ley and to the north of It. gcuth Windsor Bridge private institutions in research CANCIR om CAPRICORN sian Jews. USWMMMntt. 1001 Pa*fWntlOA AVaowa 14 Romontic 44Rwllu 74L kfisa Dana Dlmock, daughter ooid. . Best Selection of STAffSPHAnmCY ILMWOOO •41 m m ertUM A «. and planning for toe peaceful \jmi2i 75 Could OK. 22 Hmn ENoeoine CoAlat ppeeMAMonoGCO. MILLePS PHAPMACY PARK LANE PHARMACY AoccrtUng to the sources. Club will sponsor a duplicate ISThot AS Abut. VMIenoe Hurts Lee onuG of t l 8 t COfMn A voam 117 rw li ROM 76 Now of Mrs. Robert J. Alesbury of F or all o f 1071, the moj^ket- ■LOOMPIRLO •SI Meo«e AsoMM resolution of international con­ 16 Might 46 Should *'But only when their efforts eunnooDiNc: NEWINGTON WAFPING there are also heavy supply bridge game Tuesday at 7:80 iJULY 22 17 Too 47 May . 77Mn>mmunlty House, flict. 18 Many 48 Answwf 78 GKMnMliy 117.18-27-28;^ are peaceful,” he was quick to PAIRPIILO 4S0 NistlAOlMi Avs. 801 'J4-26‘38-49 ard E. Dlihook; John F. O’Hara ■■•.ree of $1|2M for a typical family. Ih HOCKWeiL PHAHMACY iMNDeUSPHAPmCY OakloaO Ass. Members of the "Other 19 Solltflwl 49 Your 79 Upon »-73^47V A add. He said, ’-Vlrience hurts- FAtHfteLO PHAMMCY 140 FteahHil AvoniM NIANTIC WETHERSFIELD 875 miles north of Saigon, a i 7S5 Ellington Rd., South Wind- 59-60-70 Jr,, son of Mr. and Mrs. John . 1070-toe anme items cost ghop- 1081 Mwt HMe AVoMue lO M AoM M . 20 Uo 50 Put 80 An A9UARIUI MISTOL THOMASPHAPHACY GUASTA*5 PHAPMACY SAUL'S PRESCRIPTION CENTRE long-time Oommunist staging sor. Mptiisrs For Peace,” plus other LIO Vatentine OLASTONDURY 0 « 1 C4NH04 AVa. 4 Fean Avonwa os Woicelt Htii Ao*« 21 Individual 51 Helpful 81 Pott F. O’Hara Sr. of 61 EIro St; $1438 for the ant^ year. MISTOL PHA/tmCY JULY 22 JAH.iO vomo TOmePHAMIACY KENttNaTON ROCK! HILL WILSON area for attacks in the northern civic and religious groups, are 22 Would 52 Intriguing 82 li •tl FortMngloa A t i l New Vn O o A TytoQltee 83 May Donald T. Osier, son cf Mr. and Farinera.ln 1071 rap^ved;i|677 lAITWINOeOII nRNDAie MUG INC. PATTEN DRUG WILSON DRUG continuing to circulate toe peti- . .^AUB. 22 23 AppKrs S j ^ llly ORANDY 41 ClwntewWn Hwy. 8040 SHW o w e Msrv pravtaoeo. Kaity Papers Supported 54Bewor. 84 Hlm/Hsr Mrs. Theodore (3. O der of 287 o f i^ie tab ail|l mjdfllemen 1767. OPIN ALL DAY DAVItrSPHAmtACY Its winotor Asa. <24 Try 3 -8 -9 4 3 ^ Mom sitooi OftANBY PHAttmCY m io o ie t o s n ROCKVILLE WINDSOR LOCKS tion in an effort to accomplish 1-16-29-40) *2525 Wall ' 5S So-coll.d 85 8. . Ifigfaland St,; and James D. Those fharek .tdompore with 0 Mwt<0f« Ase, There has been Intensified HELSmid—Thee FinnsBhuis sup-suF SUNDAY lAST HARTPOHD M i n w s ORUO STORC FABIAN DRUG CHARLAND'S PHARMACY tiielr goal of receiving commlt- ;50-^-76 26 Urg*i S6B. 86EndMvort Cards-Candy- BANK ST, PHAftmCY too M*M suort so WMioto* QWaaiN 7S MUinSiroal enemy octtvtty ta the past port' 25 metropoUtan dally news- Wlckwlre Jr., aon of Mr. and IMS for tarmefe ta 1070 ',a»d eUfPHAmSACY s.ewiov aa- or ments from all of Connecticut’s VIROp 27 Irons 57 Your 87 Inodvliobl. PISCI$ 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ISO BwiwWe Aweewe WOOOMAPD OPUO SOUTHINGTON WINSTED week, but meat of it has been papers and 1,400 weekly 28 In 58 B. 88 Excifing Mrs. James P. Wlckwlre 8r. cf ThU test pattern la part of the *747 that year tor traniqporttag, OXLEYS DRUG STOPC CITY PHARMACY INC. rocket, mortar, sapper and tor- monthly papers. Under a 1986 national legislf^rs. -29B.it 59 Thoughts 89 Arrivs 106 Green Rd. Cm*. 944kn 4 CsMo* Sit. USMeinttrool 9 30 An 60 And 90fvo.ln MA*,2cf?E ft ,i»u iw is of Plata. ARTHUR RRUR it*T attacks with only one sus- law, the govenunent subsidises U.S. Sen, Abraham Rlbicoff -42-71^ A. . student must have _ a_____ least the products between the farm ^i()-27-33-52 AdveiM C ) N & a 8.2 average to be ^ b le tor program to give you toe nation’s jj^te and pensumer , ahopplng groimd attack reported newspcq>ers afiJUatod with Pin- was an c r i v co-sponsor of the ;^64-75-8Mt “ 7-1 '*^G ood '4-77- thus far. land’s eight poUtical parties. bill and U.S. Rep. Robert Steele toe dekn’s Ust. finest newgpiiper. carts. <

\ l i K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 PA G E T E N BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE

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f % 4 « f f i ^ t t f « !U.S. Far Ahead Boys J/uL disuvald, dnqisi Hustle, T earn work, Balance By EARL YO ST n Winning Olympic Game Medals Sports Editor Prevalent Indians’ Win Memories Stirred greeted by a turnotit of well over 2,000, Announcement this week that Bob he balked at putting Ms club on the America’s 16-Wlomoter cr m s- By DEAN YOST CCH, s t a n d in g s pepped a field goal at 3 :44 to Other CCTL games played last skated as well as I could and \Vaa she thinking about re­ total time of 4:43.07 .Italy’s No- Douglas of New York and Ed OotUleb of floor. SAPPORO, Japan (AP) record time of 4 minutes 62.14 country girls fared equoUy League O’All make it 49-88. Kieraan canned night saw Platt upsetting Wlnd- tirement? PMladelphla had been elected to basket­ The late Art Pongratz was managing Hustle, teamwork and a — “Obviously,” United seconds wrecked Dianne’s I’m happy with the results . . . 1 sled got the silver in t:63.83 poorly. Miss Koulacova an­ W. L. W. L. the last three points of the ham, 72-63; Hall turned back "I cannot look into the fu­ ball’s Hall of Bhme In Springfield, the Nasslff entry and he went Into a well-balanced offense were -wi-jua™ dreams of becoming a double I have a gold medal and a sil­ and West Germany’s No. 1 the chored the Russians’ winning 10 4 ■quarter as the locals erected a Bristol Central, 66-64; Maloney States spe^ skating team ture—but maybe in 20 years Mass., stirred memories of days gone quick conference with Douglas and the gold winner. Miss Hblum, bronze in 4:43.92. time of 48 minutes 46.16 sec­ the keys last night for S T 10 4 62-46 lead. routing Conard, 93-59; and final­ manager Jim Hawkins ob­ ver and I’m very happy.” my children will stop me,” she by. Bens left town With ,a bigger guarantee Umed in 4:68.67 in the 3,000, onds, Finland took the aUver in Manchester High’s basket- Maloney 9 5 With just under three min­ ly Wethersfield nipping Penney, served, “our girls have She said she "started out laughed. She’ll have to wait a Wlcnl, a 8fryear-old garage Douglas was the manager-ccach and than originally agreed upon. had won the 1,600 meters. 49:19.37 and Norway the bronze ball team as it romped over Manchester 8 6 utes remaiMng In Uie lop-sided 61-59. reached a higher peak than operator, said he wants to booking agent for the famed New York Douglas, who had traveled around the Still, her time was good slowly because I wanted to con­ bit for that, Uiough. She has no Bristol Eas,tei*n, 82-56, in Platt 8 6 affair, the Indians ran off 10 The junior varsity contest Ifei.. spend more time with his fami­ in 49:61.49—and the U.S. girts country with the Bens for better than our boys.” enough to beat out bnmze med­ serve my energy. It was not children now, and has been Renaissance, the greatest black basket­ Bristol. The CCJfL contest saw Penney 7 7 consecutive points to win going found Manchester defeating ly—but would also like to stay came in lltti and dead last in ball team of the 1630s and 40s. .two decades took one look into the ar­ Obviously. alist Atje Keulen-Deelstra, an­ until ihe last 800 meters that I married just eight months. the Tribe upping Its mark to 8- Wethersfield 7 7 away. Eastern 67-55. really made my big effort. In Saturday’s other final in touch by helping to develop 63:38.60. Old-time basketball followers In Man mory counted the number of rows and The girls have now won sev­ other Dutch girl, who finished Martha Rockwell of Putney, 6 and 8-7 overall, while the cel- Conard 6 8 “ I’m an optimist,” Morlarty (83) ” I had a good finishing time events, Jean Wield drove Swit­ young Swiss bcbsledders. Chester can vividly recall seme of the guessed that X number of people were F Pts. en me*, 'T'- who at one Ume handled all the book­ ped a foul shot at 6:11 and the hot with Dan Carlson, Klernan ter's margin swell as Carlson for the losers. Score at half 40-30 Manchester. Hockey Team Original Thinkihff Reversed Many a time Douglas brought his ings for the PMladelphla S {^ s,' pertiaps Bens into the East Side Rec and played '4* - the finest all-Jewlsh basketbMl team before sellout crowds. In those days, the ever assembled. South Windsor Wins, Remains Tied for Lead Tops Poland Rec was the hoop center In town and be­ The Sphas were the toast of the white Bobby Hull, Dryden tween 600 and 600 would squeeze into the pro teams in the East during the same By 5 -1 Edge 4 building, rim the track or, if lucky,' sit time the Bens were playing one-night behind the lowered nets at courtslde, to stands against all comers. Cromwell. Regains Top Spot watch the Bens display their mag;ic. Gcttlleb, who has handled the sched­ SAPPORO, Japan (AP) — First Picks of WHA The Bens would always win and like ule making chores in the National Bas­ The United States, scoring a the Globe Trotters who came into later ketball Assn., for the last 26 years, was pair of goals in eacdi period, ANAHEIM (AP)—The fledgling World Hockey As­ prominence would resort to trick stuff a hem promoter. rode Mike Curran’s steady By Trouncing Coventry Pats sociation, which had indicated it wouldn’t try to draft once the outcome was settled to the de­ goal tending to a 6-1 victory The Si^as were only one-half of his set big-name National Hockey League players, reversed its light of the crowd. Cromwell High regained the losers. The Patriots connect- ski and Breda with 16, 14, 12 over Poland and a shot at an at the Broadwcod Hotel in South Phila- Douglas’ clubs would consist of not DISAPPOINTED — Dianne Holum of the U.S.A. Olympic medal Saturday night. field today and named NHL superstars Bobby Hull and delpMa where I had the pleasure of Y nnDGFTti sole possession o f first P®*" ®®"‘ ‘ *>®**‘ respe®t‘veiy. more than seven men and many a Mght holds her hands above head and looks annoyod at ’Ihe victory in the Americans’ Ken Dryden on a pre-draft “negotiation list.” playing many Umes in the 40s. The Manchester Cycle Shop got place in the Charter Oak ” only six made the trip up from New Both losses or. Coventry's rec- with Dave Jensen netting 16. her time after winning silver medal in women’s fifth and final game vaulted the Broadwood was "the" dance spot In back Into first place routing the Conference last night rout- cromweii York, all huddled in one car. ROCKY HILL — Paced by 3,000 meter speed skating competition. (AP photo) surprising, fifth-ranked Yanks Hawks’ right winger who Philly a n d in between running the I didn’t get to know Douglas until the s - i? * k SW.!.T- iPulling - S T o down S ; jo c Vesquez’s 20 points and 15 into a third-place Ue with led the NHL In goals seven ^ Sphas, Gottlieb ran dances with the bl-r- Jeff Klernan (9) and Wayne Cromwell sports a 14-2 Ski Notes • i.. early World War H years and after .the 2U rebounds and scoring 19 apiece from Spellman and Ken- Czechosk>valda. The United times, was the first pick of the ^ gest name bands in the country appear­ Parker (7) led the winners. Ed overall record and is 13-1 in. the By BILL 8ACHEREK conflict ended. States finished with a 3-2 Winnipeg Jets. Dryden, the 24- ing at the same hotel. White paced the Elks with nine conference. Coventry dropped After a two-day ski trip in record and six points, one yeer- was called Sphas — short for South Philadelphia Wyman Oil squeaked past a 12-2 record and a 15-2 overall ' ® Burger and Dave Goodwin sup- Hcislngton with 25. ’Ihe win gave the United from the minors last year to talented players as Dolly King, Fuggy Hebrew Assn. — won three Eastern Paganl Caterers In overtime, mark. fair snow my Hart Jubilee’s lead the Montreal Canadlens to moke a pitch ^ «*ta» b^ ported the Bobcats' offensively States its first dwt at a med­ Bell, Sonny Wood, Hank DeZonie and League and seven American League 35-33. BUI Finnegan led Wy­ checked and held beautifully. Scuth Windsor remained in a with 14, 12 and 10 tallies respec- al—either silver or bronze—for the Stanley Cup, was the top '*^**^f Zach Clayton. tiUes in 17 years. man’s attack with 11 tallies fol- tie for CVe laurels with a crush- We crossed into "Vermont and the first time since Us incred­ choice of the Los Angeles “ When the. .NBA arrived, GotUleb ran lowed by Pete Garman (9) and ing- 80-41 ■victory over neigh- .. found good to excellent skiing In Win But Not football and baseball, where the at Hogback where the price has ible gold g^rab in the 1960 Box-Office Magnets the Philly club and changed the name Mike Gaffney (6). The latter two boring Rockville High. In other Mike WpU^ nr>a^Ri^ The players were part of a tormatlon of new leasee t o Hoop Scores not gone up. Driving up the Gomes at Squaw Valley, ChUf. The Bens were good Ixwc-offlce lim ­ from the Sphas to the Warriors. sunk criUcal foul shots In over- scholastic action, Ellington jq markers each * ^ list of M agreed on by the 12 a ^ p a r i e d by J u c r a ^ Induction day for both Dcuglas and mountain was hard because a Whether the Americans get pets and sellout crowds shewed up' at time. Jeff PescoroUdo scored a turned back Suffleld High, " " S o l .T ^ a .nd SouU: Windsor Cromwell (64) teams In November and ap- ««®™ superstars of file older Gottlieb wiU be AprU 20 at Springfield. game high of 16 with Dave Mills B. F. 1>t.s. lot of cars did not have snow either depends on Sunday’s the Manchester Armory to watch the 8 8 Ready for Champ proved by WHA trustees Fri- leagues. It’s Mce to know that two long-time adding eight. Weston 24 tires and a long trip was the re- games, w hoi the Soviet Union, ' B u t Murphy explained, charges of Douglas. slump-ridden Bolton High M-56 f^ont spot with 14-2 records, Harrlnglon 4 0 day. Each team riioee four acquaintances have not been forgotten. EAST SIDE MIDGETS Carlson 3 4 10 suit. I found the entire moun- the to^ranked defending cham- ’‘We’ve told everybody from One particular night is sUll clear In and Rocky m il turned the tables gUFFIELD - Nine players 8 1 players, including one goalten- Neither was an All-American performer In a single contest, the Dunk- Hagel 1? tain in great condition with the NEW YORK (AP)—^Floyd Patterson, elated with vie- pion, battles the second-rated day one that we’re going to be my mind.' The Bens came in to town for Monahan 2 1 der, and nearly all were from as a player but beth men had a lot to do ers downed the Watt Shots, 36- 1 V. action for Ellington and McIntyre 0 0 0 exception of a small section of tory but disappointeid at his performance, says he’s not Czechs ta r the gold and Sweden a major league. We’re not in­ a flat ' guarantee. Douglas thought the ~ the Great WMte Way which was the NHL, foreahadowing an ex­ with the popularity that basketball en­ 26. Glenn Dobkln canned a game usuaUy fcltews the same game «gures as 25 u retiring—but doesn’t feel ready to fight world heavy- fifth-place Finland, teirested in minor league balL game was b^ing played at the East Side Totals - crusty and wind blown. pected bidding war. Rec and had agreed to a set amount. joyed before the NBA and ABA were high of 11 markers followed by where there is a fellow like Knights upped their record Coventry (50) weight champion Joe Frazier. ’Ihe league la scheduled to ‘That doean’t mean we’re go­ B. F. ]’ t.s. Holland Douglas and Ms crew “I would like to fight Frazier ------ing to go out and sign every­ When he arrived at Uve Armory and was bom. BUI Talbot and Steve McKenzie j^ Z iZ e W s a! Westen W I n g LeDoyl 4 1 did a great job in getting the begin play this fall. points. The You play Mm close and follow ®eain Uve flashy C ^rt Morse 6 0 when I’m ready but I don’t X-rays of the badly swoUen Bruins Set WHA officials said all the body. But we’re going to work (Ireen 4 2 10 area in readiness. Chatted with tWnk I ’m ready yet,” OPatterson hand were taken later at Shots’ ^ b ^ stcom popped In ^verywh^re. Coventry did J n “ Locke 6 1 NHL rdoyers selected in the ne- it. We expect to be on equal -VIJ fV tV^t- by 0 0 John Holman, an official at Hpg- said Friday night after a two- French Hospital but hotqUtal of- nine tallies followed by Dave ^ut in doing so ^ Toomey gotlatlon list and the draft it- terms with the NHL in four to Remano and Chris Everett, each Treschuck 1 2 . 4 back, as President John Dun- For Degree left John Hagel open as the Pan- ¥ . 1 7 , Cantofskio 1 0 fisted rally in the f 1 n a 1 two ficiala declined comment, self, which began today, had ttve years.” netting seven markers. “ John Saya and Rich Bedard ham went schussing by. rounds earned him a unanl- “ I think I won. I did every- thers utilized the open mkn. contracts that expired after this Laker Win Streak RENNET HIGH netted 12 and 10 markers.' Totals 22 6 60 The Jack Talley 'family and moua 10-round decision over thing I was supposed to,” Bona- SPORTS Dave Treschuk, guarded Wes­ the Bill Cardins were enjoying O f Revenge season. They said many of the The Bennet Junior High bas­ So. Windsor (80) brawling Oscar Bonavena at vena, who speaks UtUe English, ton closely throughout the night , B«rdagllo Mt for 19 Suf- playera'had been contacted al­ ketball team get back Into the B. F. rt» the snow. Little or no time was Twrqrtinnn Square Garden. said through an interpreter. ______until1 he reUred vrith 3:15 left in " ‘ l '...... Burger 4 4 12 BOSTON (AP) — The Boston ready. winner’s circle upending Elling­ Levesqui’ 8 3 19 ” I’m happy that I won, but ’’Patterson got the decision Brulrw h ^ a score to settle tfrls the contest with five personal J 14 The rain of the past week did However, Stan IRkitia, the Snapped by Celtics ton High’s freshmen, 56-46, on at all quarter turns, 16-15, 33-26 Hoyt 6 not with the way I looked,” because ho finished on his feet. when they took on fouls. Mac)cey 3 0 6 little harm on the Vermont side Black Hawks all-star center RESULTS the latter’s court. Lacy 1 0 2 and 63-42, East Hampton hand­ of the river. Madonna, lost its sold Patterson, 37, 191% I knocked down Frazier twice Buffalo Sabres in a NaiUon- picked by the Chicago Oougara Bennet’s Jack Maloney, Mark Warshavs)ty 0 0 0 , \ T : v : AND NEW YORK (AP)—Coaches Tom Heinsohn of the ed Bolton Its 14th loss in 16 Niederwerfer 0 4 base lodge by a fire of un­ pounds, the only man to twice and stlU lost. You can’t win.” Hockey League, game at the of the WIHA, said in Chicago he B asketball / Demko and Ray Lanzano were ^ "® * Carlson 1 5 Boston Celtics and Dick Motta of the Chicago Bulls have Gray known origin, an estimated loss, win Uio heavyweight champion- T h e ,rugged Argentiidan Q^ixien. had ahotiier year to go in his NBA Corlesf 1 0 2 proven that unorthodoxy can win in the National Bas­ ' the big guns with 16, 14 and 10 ®WPP^ i e r '^ S t L t b r ^ v ” Woods fired in 23 points Kelly 1 2 4 of $250,000. Skiing continued. drip. ”I’d like to get a little floored Frazier during their « you might say this is a re- present contract “ and I always RADII EASTERN CONFERENCE pcintr. Ellington got a good of- P tjje winners ■with help com- ■ D-D. OoodwinGoodwin 3 4 10 better before I fig^t Joe Fra- first meeting—a 10-round deci- game,” said wing lOke ketball Association. ------Atlontio Division fensive performance from BUI ___ w -oo-o. K. coodwinGoodwin 1 0 iler.” Sion won by Frazier—and went try to live up to my contract.” Tliey did It Friday Mght as also became frustrated- and Coventry’s high point man Irom Rossi, Boyce Krasnlt- He said he hadn’t been con­ in W. L. Pet. O.B. Cavanaugh with 18 markers. 32 16 80 Frazier, who was among the the full 16 rouitds in dropping a ,jij^ revenge stemmed from a Uve Celtics won their ninth yanked most of his starters Boston Totals FIELD IN MOTION—Here’s how the start of the women’s cross country ski tacted by the neiw league. 43 18 .705 — The Bears’ Demko grabbed 21 was Joe Locke wlUv 13 follow- Rockville (41) straight game, waUoplng Los from the court with 11 minutes New York in Brattleboro signals the 50th 17,968 who attended the bout, decision to the champion in a hurnlUatlng 8-2 setback the race looked with Norway leading and Russia second at Sapporo. (AP photo) Other NHL all-stars picked Sports Dial 36 23 .610 ® rebounds with John Koepsell ed by Frank Morse wlUv 12 B. F. Pis. Angeles 121-108 and ending the remaining and the Hawks los- PMladelpMa Powers 2 0 4 year since the first tourney on said Patterson would earn a tlUe match. Sabres handed the Bruiw in 23 37 .383 19% hauling in 16 loose balls. points. Doug Green added 10 for 0 2 2 were center GU Perreault of Lakers’ eight-game victory i„g by 16 points. Buffalo Krajowski Brattleboro’s hill in 1922. The title shot if he defeated Bona- Referee Johnny LdBianco Buffalo last Sunday, the Buffalo Sahrea, last yectf’s OLYBinO GAMES 17 41 .293 24V6 ------Putz 1 0 2 vena. scored it 6-4-1 Patterson, Judge time we’ll be ready for string, and the Bulls whipped Welles 5 0 10 first jump then of 150 feet ob Chaimel SO Walker collected 24 points. Central Division 2 1 r> top rookie, by L Angeles; and AUanta 102-91. Hoermann The bout was marked by few Tony CastellMO t a b ^ l tt W promised Boston coach center Derek Sanderson'of the „ „ . , while Jerry Sloan, who switch- Baltimore 24 33 .421 Chuck 4 0 8 sharp exchanges and neither Patterson and Judge m il Recht Johnson, Just Wbat Did Brundage Say SA’TUSDAY Tom Owens Fills in Nicely Kayan U 0 0 Boston Bruins and defenseman 8-6 p.m. Film of Foor-Maa ed with Love on Maravlch, Atlanta 21 37 .362 Parzyeh 0 0 0 fighter appeared in trouble, al- tallied it 7-2-1 the ft>nnw Bruins diarpened their his forwards outside on offense scored 16 points and grabbed 22 Cincinnati 18 39 .316 Connelly 5 0 10 The '72 competition is sched- Bill White of the Black Hawks Bobsled—Third A Fourth and let Captain Jrtm Havllcek Caller 0 0 0 though Bonavena, 206, B u ^ ^ > 1 * " shooting eyes with a 9-1 victory by the Miami - Screaming I Cleveland 17 43 .283 For Suspended McDaniels Aires, Argentina, decked Pat- Press scored It 6-4 for Bona- Runs (Winners and Inter­ run Uve attack. 3 41 over Vancouver Thursday. It Eagles, Elsewhere In the NBA, New • WESTERN COI^FERENCE Totals 19 terson in the fourth round with "vena and a quick poll of ring- oame for Mike views), VTB Hookey Finals. ‘"nvls was the first, Ume be well over the 150-foot mark Also, right winger BiU Golds­ Midwest Division By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS McDaniels and scored a career- Kiliiigtoii (87) a left hook to the top of the ride reporters gave Bonavena a At Tea Pmty for Winners? 9-11 p.m. Live Men’s Slalom— John’s played Uiat much iii Uie Milwaukee B. F. Pts. and many over the 200-fool worthy of the Mirmesota North First Run A Start of 8ee- backcourt,” said Helnschn. Houston trounced BMtl- 4% The Carolina Cougars might h»8h 20 Bmhm 3 2 8 marker. Jump time will be 1 Stars by the Mirmesota Flghtln’ U 14 not miss suspended 7-foot t>®at Uve Rcckets 110-105. Bedaixl 5 0 10 ”It wasn’t a knockdown,” ”I’ve been down before, more SAPPORO Janan (AP) *^® ®®®*® medal he wanted so b ^ y . Stars by the Minneseto F ond. Hockey Live Third A The switch didn’t bother Hav- more 116-93, Buffalo took De- 11 Mathews 7 3 17 Park Pnftenaon said “ It mav have than any other man \riio held ^ b A r r U K U , J ^ a n ( A r ; ^ heard Brundage re- Bader wanted to become part Saints; defenseman Brad Fourth Place (Wtamera) Ucek In the least. He_ scored 23 Detroit 20 39 .339 27 rookie star Jim McDaniels If In other ABA games. New Ct. Hamod U 3 25 but w ZL:?^- S T “ ik^^elght champion- ns cage ^ ^erk Range another newcomer, Tom York trimmed Pittsburgh 129- Suva 6 0 12 like one but was actual- the heavyweight champion- K®*^.?^_®- ^ — “ Aa l t a tea uea partypar ty thrown tiiiu w n . the first fatheroon com- of me New xorK Bangers by Uve Men’s 40KM Relay. points, had a career-Mgh 16 as- feated Philadel^la 110-106. Pacific Division Flint 2 0 2 This year the ski jump will n i u S ? ’ ship.” PatteJlLorraid about the r * ;l .r d * ^ e n “ ^ e Brundage for P y ^ e y have some of the fin- blnaUon to win gold medals, the nameless Ontaria team; 11:80-1 a.m. Live Men’s Slalom alsts and grabbed 10 rebounds. In the A m eric^ BMketbMl Angeles _ Owens, continues to fill In for 121, Utah downed Indiana 119- Ch. Hamed 0 2 2 be the kick-off event for Brat­ 49 8 .860 Champ :t 1 V Bonavena, 29. said after the knockdown. “ I consider it a “ ®P “ ® “ ® Olympic medal winners est beUy dancers there Uiat His father, Andreas OsUer, was end goane GlUes VlUemure of Final (Winner), Live Gold WMle Havllcek and Don Nel- Association, It w a ^ FloridlMs gj • 36 23 .610 14 Mm the way he did Friday H6, and five Floridians whipped Palozel 0 2 2 tleboro’s Carnival Week which fight he had Injured his left compliment that I keep getting Saturday, the International I’ve ever seen.” a double-gold winner In the New York and right winger son. Who led the Celtics with 24 129, Memphis 119; Carolina 110, g^jjjyg 16V4 night. MempMs 129-119. will have many activities. Sat­ Medal HOokey Game. 35 25 .583 Totals 37 13 87 hand in the first round. up.” . ” the coach O lym pic Committee presi- Uncertain of what he heard, two-man and fw -m a n ^ in JohnM cKenzie of Boston by points, were working outside, ®®"'’®*' I®®; ^®"’ J?®’ Houston 22 37 .373 28 McDaniels, the Cougars’ lead- In the NaUonal Basketball urday and Sunday, Feb. 26-27, Sutfield (58) will be devoted to sanctioned ------S ld .^ U th?2’ llnS slX S dent got into a conversa- the newsman later approached Odo In 196^ Bader’a motheij^- Q u e^ Oty. whl^ waa SATURDAY guards Jo Jo WMte and .pon Pittsburgh 121, and Utah 119, p^^tiand 15 46 .246 36 Ing scorer and reh(?under, left Association, It w as: Boston 121, B. F. Pts O.sowcicltl 1 1 3 snowmobile racing at the Hins­ S S b l L S t h a ? f I tion with Viktor Mamatov, Brundage tor confirmation. m^® dent Jack Butterfield of the buildings are available in the je a jy 37 goals, one short of made it difficult. Pepl Bader of West Germany ^ Hod Gilbert and Vic Had- Raiber A Gone UM er B. F, Pt.s starting line. Brattleboro’s te 13 by Chaney. Houston’s Calvin Murphy net- ABA atlon In 1970 and jumped to the trailed Denver for most of the J|neup tonight when the locals American Hockey League pre- East, so that we can c o n t ^ rookie record set last year One newsman mought he ended Ms 11-year bobrieddlng aATapopn Tnnan field of New York TVmv Esoo- meet Tom Shaw A Lar­ BoMi'.s 4 1 ^9 jumping tournament is spon- iWhat Motta did was assign ted 28 points, Elvln Haj^s had East Division Seattle SuperSonlcs of the Na- ~ame before winning on George hlgh-sc^ing Middlessex B ossl 5 6 16 ry Hinson 10in sored by the BOC, and jump- fat-,, lor M. a . by lauana. GU p.rnaai, haad MaaUo. Ml «.™.r »lll»ut U» Olwplo a iS S » .K’ Sj aOo a ,i f.-'^FrancU 2 5 helluva time trying to do It.” a team on the road, and fere- Norman Blnss who renre- -®®‘^ against Indiana, then g^roak and to improve on their 1 amounted to '12 to 14 inches and Is visiting the games represent- But in December he said re- 2ri0 (S) NHL: Canadlens vs. ed. He ahowed hla frustratiot West Division Moro 0 1 1 the skiers coming up for the Hdwover. Butterfield ac- eastJh ^ any further expansion beat Detroit, despite 31 points sented McSl, wh,n >»“ «“•-* 5.U Roljcrts 2 3 7 ing sports interests in his ports that Winnipeg had offer of 'Rrnins by refusing to take easy shots. , _ . _ Utah 39 20 .661 — knowledged, that me formation would be in pairs, t3 mrnum oontr.01 »y Hd P«d«n- Jenson 8 0 16 weekend were more than ex- homeland. ports that Winnipeg had offered (8) NBA: lakers vs. Atlanta Coach Richie Guerin by the Pistons Bob Lanier. Indiana 33 25 .669 6% signed a Goer G 5 17 of a new league “will have an The AHL president predicted Ruflnl 1 0 2 ------Mm two million were a plpe- Ballets Dallas 28 34 .452 Inflationary effect on hockey.” that American players would 12% SAPPOBO, Japan (AP) — DennlB Murphy, on offlolal of 6rt0 (SO) Desert CUsslo 34 .414 Totals 22 12 B6 "But If WHA wishes to be b^;in to make an Impact i»rnHn Skiers at Stratton now have all levris-amateura, juniors, the strlctlng the number of Cana- Three Goals in 36 Seconds Utah 110, Indiana 115 Captured by Bristol Matmen 6 3 1.6 With Close Win over Smith unhappy with Carolina and with V^H.srine*<{ H 4 20 the opportunity to see them­ Westom and Central leagiiee, dlan imports,” he said, “ and ^Niew York 129, Pittsburgh 121 pM Hvidge 3 2 8 Olympic Games Saturday, but Carolina 110, Denver 105 his teammates. Manchester High’s wrestling RESULTS G’B**len 2 •2 6 selves on video tape recorder and the National Hockey this wUl give Americans a bet- T w o standout High swimmers RESULTS: When McDaniels failed to Kcimi-son 15 he put on the best riuxw for the Floridians 129, Memphis 119 team was defeated in its closest, 101 Barrett'"(BE) dec. Belch­ 4 7 ' ter chance to play.” T oo Much for Providence 200 medley relay — Hedge, show up for the Cougars’ game SJid»ei’v 1 1 3 ctewd. closed out brilliant seasons yes­ Only games scheduled er 5-0 V 1 0 2 Murphy, Brindamour, Pina (M) Friday night agarnst°Denver In most dramatic match of the Qablneau Brakonieckl 0 But the AHL president, In He said the lack of rink space Neureuther was exempted B y THE ASSOCIATiaD PRESS that Harris stole the puck and terday as Manchester High de­ IM) dec. Love- 0 4 Also, all levels of the Stratton town Friday to help honor Terry has hindered the development from the classificaiUon trials 1 :67.7 Winston-Salem, N.C., a club ex- 1971-72 season by Bristol Eastern ,jjg , ’Ihe Providence Reds would fed Frank Lacombe, who drove feated E. O. Smith, 48-48 In 200 free—Wlggrin (M), Lam­ Hockey I’ulals 28 20 76 Ski School classes can have Reankn, coach and general of American hockey players, because he is In the top 16 of Uke to r ^ la y 86 seconds of home a 204ooter. NHL ecutlve announced that the Mg yesterday afternoon. T h e 115 Miller (M) dec. Desk (BE) Kliuin (64) their skiing form and tech- mangger of me Baltimore Clip- but noted that the construction the slalom skiers. But he came homo waters. Senior John Wlg- bert (S), McEvlly (S) 2:12.7 center had been suspended. Lancers pinned a slim 27-22 n -i B. F. Pts. their American Hockey League cneveBand’s victory moved 60 free—Pine (M), Anderson East Division .Stelnmlller pens, contended the AHL would cf arenas has been picking up down as a forerunner and wMp- with gln closed out Ms three years Owens, recently acquired Tribe. 122 Jandreau (BE) dec. Vol- 3 3 9 the Cincinnati the Barons into a Ue for first in (M), Smith (S) 26.9 Oberlander 1 4 6 continue to progress. ■ in certain areas. ped through the flnlrii yodelling gw eto, on a successful note. By captur- g4 from lyiemphis filled in for B. MacLachlan 2 0 4 structors then offer critiques the West Division with BalU- 200 ind. medley—Pastel (M), Boston Den Bablneau, Mickey Miller, land (M) 4-2 Hfd.sliiKlon 2 0 4 "TTie big advsmtage we Reardon was given a plaque ^ ^ In those 36 seconds Friday, more. Norm Beaudln regUtsred ing'the 200-yard freestyle event gheehan (S). Fllloramo (M) New York 76 Scott Wlggln, Rich Roman and 128 Murphy (BE) pinned Les- KultnOcH 3 9 and improvements in specific have,” ho at a Civic Oen- honoring him as the minor B. MacLachlan 1 5 7 areas. 1 , ^*'®*®** abruptly, and Swords scored throe goals Ms 36th and 27th goals of ths and the 100-yard freestyle. 2:17.3 new record Montreal East Fs. South Jehn Bowen were victorious for croart (M) 6:54 Moore 2 0 4 ter Iimoheon, "Is that most of league’s top executive as du>- lo o l^ like he was going to turn (mjj went on to defeat Provl- season In the victory and Den- Steady Bob Brindamour went Diving — Hadge (M), Brown Detroit the locals. Manchester dropped 135 Wlggln (M) dec. Fournier See you on the mountain. a Totals. 22 20 64 tbe In the league are sen by ’Ihe Hockey News. a back somersault. A gasp 6-8. nls Olamlnl also scored twice. to 6-3 In the COIL and 7-6 over­ (BE) 0-4 through the season undefeated. (S), Duffy (S), 61.8 Torento Iteveiige will be the goal self-aiqiportlng. ------^®. ,, “P- „'^® , Qonnan skier jj, <^er league games, Cleve- Rochester goaUs Ed Dyck all. They meet powerful Conard 141 McHugh (BE) dec. Odell Fred Patek of the Kansas Barry Pina was also a double lOO butter—Brindamour (M) Vanccuver for East Catholic High’s "It w « «9Q)and, it will be with q u it ^ pmied Ms skis back and fan jts unbeaten string to turned aside 21 shots and Rich- High Tuesday afternoon. The City Royals led major league victor as he participated In the ZuUck (S) 1:03.0 Buffalo hoepsters tonight when they (M) 6-0 a cloM eye on the size of the College Basketball cBugnt himself. The crowd of geven by defeating Tldowater 7- mond netminder Bob Thykir Chieftains have won 87 matches 148 Munn (BE) dec. Marshall Bowling shortstops In putouts with 301 200 medley relay and won the 100 free—Wlggln (M), Ecker West Division face arch-rival South Catho­ city a n t its building. We riiould persons ap- Baltimore tied Springfield 8-8 stopped 19 in the leaguers sec- EART sb freestyle. (S), Flynn (S) 68.3 Chicago 36 li lic High at 8 o’clock at the in a row. (M) 4-1 COUNTRY CLUB — Orlando double plays with 107 loot • long time and be one of piauded Ms artistry. mdunond and Rochester end scoreless Us of the season. Harvard 92, Yale 74 Ross Pastel set a ,new pool 100 back—Sheehan (S), Pastel Minnesota 29 If University of Hartford. Reman pinned Bristol’s Ly- 158 Bianea (BE) dec Law- Annum 369, Vin BogglM 365, season. the features in Brown 94, Dartmouth 88 ^------played to a scsreless Us. Bob Rivard’s ssoond goal cf record in the 200 individual med­ (M), Zulick (S) 1:01.6 California 18 2\ saght, who was second in the rence (M) 6-0 Jim D’Amato 135, Ding Farr 363, Puree Increased The Reds held a l-O lead go- the game with 18 secqsids to The Eagles, 12-3 and assur­ Amorloaa iibekey.’’ Pitt 109, Syracuse 99 ley With a Ume of 2:17.3 400 free—Lambert (S), Upton St. Louis 18 3( ed of a tourney berth, drop­ state last year, in a quick 1:35. 170 Burton (BE) pinned Burn Tony Gryk 166-380, John Kristof ’Ihe ASMj, revamped this year, Rochester 93, Hobart 67 HGSTON (AP) — The purse ing into the seccstd period wfami play gave the Cappers a 8-g Ue Senior members departing (S) Bartlett (M) 4:67.4 Philadelphia Likewise Bewen pinned Lund- ett (M) 3:27 139-361, Carroll Maddox 135-140— for the 1972 running of the Mhs- put on its burst, with Springfield. The Kings got ped an early season 68-47 de­ More Sports now to li b ^ s end New So. Conn. 66, Coast Guard 61 Tribe waters are Captain Mark 100 breast — Smith (S), Mur Plttsburf»h’ cision to the Rebels, quist, who was second in the 188 Roman (M) pinned 382, Ed Pagan! 141, Sher Porter­ Haven, Oonn., <,wm be added Hofstra 94, C. W. Post 62 BOohusetts Handicap at SuffeCk Hugh Harris defl^btsd in a slap goals from ChemscU, Anderson, Brindamour, Pastel, phy (M) Case (S), 1:13.6 Lcs Ani^eles slate sectionals. Both Lancer Ly.saght (BE) 1 "35 d e l i g h t e d —T hat’s the way Russia’s Galina Kulakova felt after she won ■ Tickets will be available field 155-162—422, Pete Staum Brockport St. 102, Buffalo 60 Downs has been increased by shot at 17:20 and John Gould Brian Garlin and Jim Stanfield. Allen Schrelber, Wlggln and 400 free relay—Flynn, Booth, Friday’s Results On Next Page next season. gold medal with cross country ski relay team. Miss Kulakova became the top at the door. grapplers were previously un- Uln. Bowen (M) pined Lun- 188-377, Dick Tarca 152-394, Don "If the NSSi goes to 16 Northeastern 69, Amer. Inter- 126,000. making the race a tapped in a rebound 16 seconds Craig Fatriok also scored for Pina. McEvlly, Ecker (S) 4:07.8 No games scheduled beaten. daulst (BE) 3:31 Tarca 366. teem s," ButtiriM d said, "we nat. 68 female athlete in the llth Winter Olympic Games with three gold medals. $100,000-added event. later. Twenty seconds after Baltimore. ^!ttl^S/5rS!$J5J5fSJ5!ISfS^J5I5fSISlSISJ5n9j?

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OOMMERCIAl.—Tony Tacono p a t M QPPT'Mr'Q Poli-P Wells with Bob Hone Frank Si- Miller echoed complaints i By EARL YOST 170-160-430, Tru Schlehofer 168- , /^L M SPRINGS, Calif. ^ ^ e r s . about long fairway grass at ^ Duckpins will be dropping 148-416, G eorge B arber 161-129- (A P ) — Y O U n g Jerry rounds wUl be Quinta. "It’s as long as light this afternoon at the Holi­ 402, Steve Napoletano 142, A1 Heard, despite an “incon- televised nationally by NBA. rough at some eourse*,’’ he Help Wenfed-Male 36 day Lanes in the annual Napoletano 143, Dick Grinavlch .. fUg Heard, a stroke behind Ros- said. "You can’t Mt a crisp Business Services 13 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Men's and Women’s Town 136-379, Ted Lawrence 856, Art ^aid in shot, just a controlled flie r.” SNOW Plowing — commercial 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Bowling Tournaments and R u ff 147-355, Art Schmidt 148- lead away from old-timer < ^ 4 ,or Miller ^led the falrwt^ at and residential. 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B ill Goiny 90S. dian Wells course in the drive well,” Heard said of In- The third-year pro, 'who lists cem Is looking for high caliber AU action will start at 2 Deadline for Saturday and Monday le 4:80 p.m. Friday ‘ last two rounds of the wells.” I predict John will the Southern Open In AUanta IndividufU to associate with Thought” o'clock . Hl-LOW Elaine Woodcock . j- t, . 'Ho'np npBPrt sheet 67 here. He’s the only guy last year as his only major HausehaM Sarviees 13-A our growing operation. Our For the men, the 16 survivore 177-467, Arlene Schumacher 186- p, eseri ^ natural triumph, called tho courses tai- PLEASE READ YOUR AD HOME Improvement, all types sales In 1971 in Connecticut re­ from last week’s qualifying 472, Jean Bassett 464, Carol ^Sw hile. a dejected Arnold ... of repair work done. Ebccellent flected a 19 per cent increase. Today! play wUl be joined by defend­ C raft 460. 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Call Russ Stevenson at Helen Gallagher 130, Clara from"m eight feet In a fouPover four-over he’s just a fantastic driver,” only to the extent of a "make good’’ Inoertiui. Errors vMch ^8-7770. seeded, wiU join seven others in Truem an 140-363, Janet T racy 76 at La Quinta Ccuntiy Club. $^,000 in a year for the ^ the 42-yeMM>ld do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be Maytag. Reasonable rates. Manchester corrected by "make good’’ Insertion. Owner of Pike Coin Wash and ... SemnoR* the quarterfinal round. 127-351. He fe ll to a 213, right strokes I Latrobe, Pa., professional, out the wrong ^ D ry Cleaning, 276 W®et Middle RMiy h o y * M Rt y ou There are several attractive eff Heard’s pace with two , ^ PLUMBER Journeyman. Call Evening matches — on paper — list^ in clubs, said Heard, who was Turnpike, next to Stop and I Ing wrong with his driving at after 6 p.m ., 644-1817. o b o p p y a d l each division. 643-2711 Shop, 643-4913, 648-9789. Herald Pelletier, one of the country's BERT DAVIS JOAN URBANETTI A L P ntK E V TWO handymen^ want a variety top-ranking bowlers for more MANAGER of jobs. We also do paper than a decade and No. 1 in' Oon- A pinners in the state. No. 2in last year’s field, will The four men' Wanted for boy’s department. paths ai^ ^taken glga^ Autamobiles For Sede 4 hanging, painting and ceiling nectlcut, wlU face the veteran Bill Sheekey, who paced the face newcomer Sandy Bunce wlU move into ( _____ A pply: played It— bounces. Starting at the 10th ------w ork. 643-5305. Happy Birthday Fred McCurry. Art Johnson, qualifying field, will go up while A,Tnes Claughsey will op- Sunday afternoon NEED CAR? Ckedlt very bad? ______about tee, he had two pars and a Happy Birthday one of a few Mdio maintains a against Mike Baleeano and Bob pcse Reggie Oburski in a battle The women will be ... j ., „ j d ~ Youth Centre RONALD BEGIN ^ „ ao „ birdie before taking an 8 on the HERALD Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- GOVE’S Flxlt Service — appll- high average in both duclq>lns Boroch matched with A1 Plrk- of veterans. The fourth match Semifinals in both divlsicns Martyn Roy De est Douglas accepts lowest ance repairs, saws sharpened, MAYA burg, who matched par of 72 at “ . n-r lath. Manchester Parkade Love, and 10-pins, will face Rocky ey. lists Jeanne Irish and Natalie are listed one week from Sim- Venu 144-367. Hany Martyn Eldorado Country Club. Heard played Berm poimer said he didn’t re- BOX LEHERS down, smallest payment, any- lawn mowers sharpened and Lupacchino. Two tourney tested Current queen. Miss Urban- Geidel. The former is back .on day with the finals on Sunday 167-144-423, Ed MlUer, also 24 and f«,m Dunes 6.785-yard course to J^m er ^ d^^ rfiere. Not small locm finance repaired, etc. Call 646-6020. Your Sister veterans, Howie Hampton and etti, a n d form er 'wom en's the lanes follow ing an illness afternoon, Feb. 27. Kovls 143-138-896, V ic M orinelli Napa, CaMfCaUf., wwas as eishright t under “ly in per- contact Harry Fisher, he said he wasn’t disappointed who ran 8:67.4 to a two^nlle. It . MOM MOM AND DAD he missed the American two- was toe fastest indoor two-mile Matzdorf, one of toe hottest MiTR/vAWTa ivnrtn winfor ^ ®^®” ^ ^*”'® ing oTder Were at stake in time MAGICIANS Siamese cat, vicinity of Weet concrete work; Replaster and 0778 . 528-4181. An equal opportunity Cooperative OU C o., 316 ta iy , 446 Orchard St., ------— . . . 158-368 “ tncm . trials beginning a t 2 p.m . For- * * * ***■*-★ ■**♦ Love, mile record by just four-tentiis ever by a high school junior, item s to track since his record 167-882, R ich Mazur Middle Tpke. (Please caU 949- Improve your ceUar now. Call , » rvivTa «. nnni emiUoyer. Brood St. HUl. ’ Ncnetheless, Foyt was toe ty-toree drivers signififled their 9802. 616 m i . ®****^' ®^®“ W®®- »*«-2866. K « **• LEWIS & SON, custom ----- , Love, cd a second. The stars will come out today leap, WlU be joined by a Ding B alch 139-393, Bud Stauty a fter 6 p.m . 643-1870, 644-2975. John, Mike, Terri, to run urtder the decorating, Interior and ex- CLERK-TYPIST, steno, prevl- PLATERS needed — first, sec- “It’s all just part of a plan,” for top meets to Louisville, brilliant „ ^ lineup that xTr-, Includes 143.86I, Bill Goodwin 386. favorite to capture the Intention pole position in qualifying runs clock. LOST — On Thesdoy afternoon, Trju-tnr» 5 DORMERS, garages, porehes, terior, paperhanging, fuUy in- ous experience helpfid. Apply «nd and third shift, medium Patti and Joe Dennis and Ed Jagk RUey Is In his 22nd sea- he said wlto a wry grin. “I Oakland and Houston. ^ f ^ X today for the Feb. 20 Daytona Aside from the front row a black trliSe-fold bUlfdd, be- «niCK» - IIULIUI9 sured For free estimates, call Contromatics Corp., 200 West size electronic firm in Man- son as Army hockey coach. plan to be to Munich, Germany, Speed merchant Delano Meri- POWDER PUFF — Barbara — rec rooms, room' additions, 600. berths, lap speeds today wUl be tween Hudson Street and cor- 649-9658. I f no answer 643-6862. \f«in St., RockviUe. 876-3817'. cheater. Equal oi^rtunity em­ Sherwood 193-487, Anne kOller kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Happy Birthday Happy Birthday F oyt did it last year at used to assign starting positions ployer. AppUcante must be 18 186-179-516, B ev ShejAiardson ^ S. P l^ S i MWII a. in a Plymouth, Bobby Isaac in Magicians vs. East Hart- ries, weari^ apparel, show porches, garages, custom tion, UablUty, property dam------^------NEW YORK (NEA) — tord Explorers. Sponsored B.Y.O.B. Wedding, banquets, Main St., RockviUe. 8:30 a.m. MADELINE to Jerry West, for example, want Middlesex C.C. vs. Manchester son 468, Sally Marie 462, Sue ^ j * " ’ “ ® Texan ^®” a Dodge, Bobby Allision In a chrome service. Reasonable kitchen cabinets and coimter age. CaU 643-1949. KE-YPUNCai Operators — Ex- The future of pro basket­ and bad a second and a third by Manchester Ifoohange stags, all social functions. to 6 p.m. An equal opportunity to come to New York? Also, C-C. at Blast CathoUc Johnson 492. Chevrolet, Buddy Baker In a prices. Route 88, Ellington, tops. CaU BIU ConneUy, 876- perienced. Alpha - Numeric, From ■» SPIN ball specifically, and pro place finish in toe others. In Club, proceeds to Youth Caterars available. Ye Olde 8266. GEXjRGE N. orches and Am erando 646-1466. so great a payroll. Even if those dles, such as footballs, base- ______1 You can choose your own Carol and Dave Brent, Brian and Sandy America has ever had. balls, coke bottles,' stoves. Un- CARPEUlTER-^vaUable eve- roofing. No jo b too smaU. CaU players wanted to jump, and I BOSTON (AP) — Over »375,- hours, seU our world-famous BULLDOZER operators need- He sees the hearings of toe usual color ‘cooriunated hold- nings- and weekends. No job 649-3144. Hoar Finishing 24 don’t think they would. Money ooo to bonus prize money wiU products rii^t In your neigh- See School and Classes No. Senate Anti-Trust subcommittee era in wax, glass and ceramic, too big or too smaU. CaU Ste- (s not always toe sole factor to pe offered in the f!ommciv.iiii FLOOR SANDING, and refin- bortiood. Let Avon help you 33 on toe proposed merger by own­ Estate? F ree coffee and cookies. VUl- {^ en M artin at 646-7295 after Roofing - Siding . 16 Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 a player’s considerations.” uidon Grand Prix, an toter- Real ishlng (specializing in older enrich your life, make new Situations Wanted - ers of toe American BasketbaU Bern Candles 36 G ardner 2 p.m . AL LAPLANT—Siding, roofing, floora). Inside painting, paper friends whUe you earn. For H elp W anted - Female 38 ( Association and toe National Fan Increase national tennis competition be- HERE'S W HY Street, W est. M anchester, 646- BasketbaU Association as a de­ Bradley culded that fan Inter- ginning to Los Angeles next SHARPENING Service— Saws, storm windows, awnings. Quai- hanging. No job too small. detaUs call: 289-4922. M ole ar Female 37 WEST HIGHLAND white toi> 2464. Ity workmanship, free esU- John VerfaUle, 646-6760. 872------BABYSITTING in my licensed cisive point to team sports to est would probably increase, not week and centtoutog around toe knives, axes, shears, skates, esti­ REAL ESTATE sales woman, rier puppy, male, seven m ates. FuUy Insurad. 649-3417, 2222. home. Vicinity Center and Mc­ toe United States. decrease. “How long, for ox- world for the next 10 montos, it rotary bfadea. <)ulck service. or pan-Ome. weeks, AKC, $160. Phone 646- 872-9187. K ee Sts. Telephone 643-9723. “One of two things wUl come ample, did it take fans in New was announced here Tliursday. Unlimited Income Opportunity Management Potential Fenanab OaiUtol Equipment Co., 38 portunlty in aggressive com- „ ___ o 6883. / a must. Hours 6:30 p.m. to 9 from it,” said Bradley. “Either York to get used to Earl Mon- Sixteen of toe anticipated 86 I>any. F or confidential inters MATURE woman seeking BILL BRADLEY As a real estate associate of The Barrows and Wallace Because The Barrows and Wallace Company has seventeen TAX RETURNS and all your ^ S ? »®WELL Home Improvement .BoH* - p.m. Phone Mr. L.G. Ameran­ AKC Registered Irish Setter there 'wiU be no m erg er or there roe?” tournament 'weeks of com- Company you will And toe financial rewards unlimited. view caU Lou A truda, 644-1639. housekeeping position, prefer­ offices throughout Connecticut, management opportunltiea botUckeepingbocUrkeeniiur choreschorea done pro­oro- -m b U®- Expert InstaUation of alu- StOCIfSStocks —- Mortgages 27 do 646-1466. puppies, 6 weeks old, papers, wUl no longer be toe- reserve ojjj ni„ver demvcinUmwi nnd «o Bradley said too owners will petition are scheduled for toe Your personal goals can be achieved faiBcause there Is no are unlimited. In most businesses seniority is toe only key Saturday, 7:80-4. 648-7988 ably in Manchester area, has fessionally. Reascmahle rates. mlnum sldtog, gutters and position, for champion blood line. CaU 647- ,i clause as we know It.” forth). ' probably be changing to order United States. Stops Include financial celling at The Barrows and Wallace Company. to promotion, at The Barrows and Wallace Company ablUty trims. Roofing installation stnd MORTGAGES 1st, and 2nd, B^YSrmNG individual to manage own transportation. Call 643- CaU 649-9145. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls older woman In my heme, 4-6 ^ ^ 0666. 1632 a fter 7 p.m . If toe merger proposal is ^ y, losing to keep players. Teams will re- Bos Angeles, Feb. 7-14; Salisbu- is toe key to a Real Career in Real Estate. repairs. 640-6403, 876-9109. mortgages — interim financ­ fireplaces, flagstone terraces days per week. Call 646-0496. ‘ "a n l beneflts. tumed down, then Congress money?” asked Bradley ‘"Iliey turn to local ownership as op- ly, Md., Feb. 18-20; New York, No Capitol Investment INCOME TAX returns prepar­ All concrete repairs, both in- _ _ ~ ing — expedient and con- ______BABYSITTING job wanted, per FREE — Bluepoint Siamese, could eventuaUy act to dissolve g^e to business Businessmen posed to absentee ownership by ®’eb. 21-B7; Hampton, Va., Feb. Independence and Prestige ed by appointment in your side and outside, railings, ROOnlig Oncf fidential service. J. D. Real SALESWOMAN— Pilgrim MUls CaU 621-7360 between 9-6 for week, vicinity of Main St., male, 16 montos old, purebred, toe current monopoUes of maj-

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BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H o im m For Sole 72 Heutet For Sole 72 Wonted - To Buy 58 THERE OUGHTA BE Howes For Sole 72 Howes For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Howes For Sole 72 Lots For Sole 73 Out of Town Out of Town Wonted - Real esfott 77 HOUSEHOLD lets — Antiques, 75 For Sole FOUR-BEDROOM Cape, aluml- MANCHESTER — Bxcrtlent •- BOLTON —2 plus nicely wood­ For Sole 75 ALL CASH for your prapO^ bric-a-brac, locks, frames, MANOHESTER NEW How COME ?W«EM VbU'RE TfWlM6 Bur JUST DROP A QUART OF M ILR, num siding, fireplace, attached room UAR built colonial, 1% NO DECORATING MANCHESTER Spacious .7- Offei'ed by the ed acres, well located, slopes within 24 hours. Avoid Md CLASSIFIED glassware. We buy estates. TO PAINT TVlE KnCMEM, A QUART IS AND IT SEEMS TVIERE’S ^ garage, deep treed lot. Only' flreidace, waU-to-wall, SOUTH FARMS . k., room home, aluminum siding, down to street, $9,900. Exclu- ANDOVER - Just listed. . VERNON — Manchester Line,' tape, instant service. Hsjpi Village Peddler, Auctioneer. $82,900-6-room Ranch, 8 bed- req«‘ra'i befow you move Into HEV/ER Q U IT E EROUg M- $28,000. R ealtor, 643-2440. La- carpeting. Ask fo r Joan, Inter- new, roof,' first-floor family slve, Norman Barnard, 648- Oversized six-room Ranch 7-room Garrison Colonial, Agency, 646-0131. 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. rooms, one-oar attached ‘“ a 6-room home. Modern kltch- room, double garage. Only 7793, Evans & Clapp R ealtors, with storage shed on 3^ acres. EHOUGN lO COVER THE Penta A gency. national A ssociates, 647-1800. garage formal dining room, living PHILBRICK country setting, beamed cell­ IRMA,I TOLD 'K m $84,900. Hayes A gency, 646- MLS, 647-1464. Choice setting, real private. ADVERTISING WANTED — antique furniture, CEILING, WALLS, CABINETS $82,90O-6-room Ranch 8 bed- distinctive hand ing. fireplace In carpeted liv­ WE NEEDED A ii26,000 • L A R d E 8 - bedroom b a BT CENTER ®T. — 8-roosn 0131. This home Is sensibly priced glEiss, pewte^, oil paintings or A N D TH E F L O O R ' Ranch, rooms, 2-car basement ecroUed celling, 2 bedrooms, ______GLASTONBURY — Near Mln- ing room, country kitchen, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS other antique items. Any quan- MALF-GALlONf fireplace, aluminum older CMonial, i>h baths, new AGENCY to sell at $27,600. T. J. Capp Guilty siding, garage, large wooded garage. garage, amesite drive. Asking HIGHLAND ST. 7-room Colo- nechaug Golf Course, large dishwasher. Formal 'dining ^tlty. The Harrisons, 648-8709,^ furnace, large garage. Asking Crockett, R ealtor, 648-1677. 8:30 AJW. to f:0 0 PJM. lot. Hutchins Agency Realtors, $86,700—7-room Cape, 8 bed- $26,800. plal with baths, finished fec-^ ^ N IA L —8 rooms, 7 years choice building ' lot. $10,000. room, built-in corner cup­ O n e Count *166 Oakland Street. $82,000. A lice Whelton, «B8- board, china closet. Four bed­ r D 649-5824. 8984. Hannon A gency, Raal- room, can>eting, garage. Ex- 24' foot living room, flre- Hutchins A gency R ealtors, 649- BOLTON ' LUPACCHINO AGENCY celfent setting. Sensibly priced country kitchen, family 6824. rooms; master with carpeting, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. M anchester 628-6801. ______SPACE PEOPLE Morals Case 4:S0 P.M. DAT BEFORE PimUCATION $86,900—7-room Cblonlal, 3 bed- 646-6432 to Kell T T Crockett Realtor room, four bedrooms, garage. ------Seven year old Raised cne with bookcase wall, 1% Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Friday Rooms Without Board 59 TREED MANCHESTTBR — Seven-room rooms, family room, one- Ma-W’n’ Large lot $86,900. LARGE and heavily treed A- Ranch on 2 acres of wooded baths. Attached garage. Low EAU (XAIRE, Wls. (AP) ~ PITKTN-PORTER ST. area — _ zone lot In Manchester, $6,600. 31 Colonial, 1% baths, family car garage. land at end of attractive 80s, principals only. 649-6494. Cartoonist A1 Capp has {Headed lot for this 6-room Cape, locat­ room, aluminum siding, cen­ Lost 4 homes remaining. Price 8 or 4 bedroom Cape, ftre- RANCH—6 rooms, 8 bedrooms, *r . Harm on A gency, 646-7900. street. Three bedrooms, rec THE THOMPSON House — Oot- LOOKING??? South Windsor guilty to one of three morals TOUR COOPERATION WIIX ed on outskirts of Manchester tral location. Excellent condi­ includes fireplace, 1^ baths, placed-Uvlng room with wall- rec room, carpeting throughout ------^------room , 1% baths plus out­ BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 tage St., centrally located, but in town, 8 bedrooms, kitch­ to-wall carpeting, large kitch­ then don't pass up this 6-. stays. Large treed and well GLASTONBURY — Cedar NEW LISTING charges resulting from accusa- large, pleasantly furnished tion. Oarage. -Only $88,900. aluminum siding, city water and building and 2 car garage. en, dining room, living room en with built-in dishwasher, landscaped lot $28,900. Ridge Terrace, lovely large Im m w ulate 9-rcMm Raised tlcns made by a university coed rcom s, parking. Call 649-2368 H ayes Agency, 646-0181. sew ers. room Colonial with 2-car ga­ P rice $87,900. Call John M c- with fireplace, breezeway a n d ______new ceramic tiled bath with choice wooded building let, Ranch, 3 or 4 bedrooms, large , . for overnight and permanent MERRITT AGENCY rage and treed lot. Handy RAISED RANCH—0 rooms, 2 L aug^ ln fo r details. 640- garage. Priced at only $26,600. WARANOKE Rd. — Oistom vanity, walk - out basement. $8,000. Arruda R ealty, 644- kitchen and dining room, spa- spring, Continued From Preceding Poge guest rates. 646-1180 location on bus line. Only baths, finished on first floor with 6806. _____ built Cape In Ideal location. Nice treed lot. No agents. Call 1689, Helen C orreia, 648^)824. clous UvlnjT room , paneled rec ^v/o charges w ere fireplace. Lower level unfin­ \ Y / • • room with floor to celling fire- dropped Friday. Capp, 62-year- OIRL wants girl to share house FRECHETTE & MARTIN Drive by, our sign is on the 643-9911. $25,900. • • MANCHEISTER — Immediate ished with beautiful fireplace, 2- W {(lace, wall-to-wall carpeting, 2>/4 creator of L’il Abner, was Articles For Sole 45 Fuel ond Feed 49-A In Coventry. For details call R ealtors 647-9998 property. T. J. Crockett, R eal- occupancy. Excellent condl- HERITAGE HOUSE ca r garage. Large lot. $86,900. Lond For Rent 7 3 -A BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. baths, 2-car garage. An excel- *bied $600 and court costs. 742-9496. ------:------^------tor, 648-1677. tion, three-bedroom Colonial. Manchester QUALITY PLUS HERB______R ealtors 646-2482 HORSE LOVERS — 7-room APPROXIMATELY 8-10 acres, R ealtors—MLS lent buy fo r only $35,900. Circuit Court Judge Merrill 1971 OLYMPIA ski doo, $400. SEASONED F irew ood, $8.96 Owner designed and built this Manchester Fireiriace In living room, foiv CONVERT Farr said the aiUemative to per trunk load. Route 86, Bol­ FURjNISHED room for rent, for For the finer homes. Raised Ranch. 3 years old with rich cultivated land for rent on Manchester Parkade Call alter 3:46, 643-7693. 4-bedroom, 8% bath home. So mal dining room, eaMn kitch­ U & R REALTY INC. paying the fine and costs would ton, 649-6234. gentleman, near bus line, FOUR BEDROOMS tiils i-io6m older Ccdonlal to a cathedral ceilings in living room Clark St. South W indsor, 628- M anchester 649-5306 many extras it Is Impossible to in this 6-room Cape, almost en, appliances, buUt-lns, MANCHESTER —$19,900. tw o- ______Robert D, Murdock, Realtor, be one year In prison. parking. Call 649-6914. 2-family. Situated in C zone, 2 and dining room, 2-car garage. 6068. OFFICE COPIERS, roll fed, " . ------r - list them. 8,200 square feet of finished rec room, garage, ex- Jalousled porch, aluminum sid­ bedreom Ranch. Cen^lc ROUTE 6 area — North Coven­ 643-2692 "You are a public figure,” automatic, were $660 now SEASONED^ firewood, cut and full baths, 2-car gairage, sep- to length, dump-truck WANTED - Male or female to living space, brick and cellent area, treed lot. Re- ing. Walking distance to 3 try, new 8-bedroom, Split novFNTRY niffp ------Farr tp Realtora, ALUMINUM m odem ^tchen with built-ins. 0609. rtx>ms, 1% baths. Full private SEVEN-ROOM Home, 2 baths. Living room and dining time by appointment. Call Two l^fge enclosed porches, 2- room Colonial. Alumbium sid­ CHIPPENDALE- Capp ' be {riaced on probation, 36” , 26 cents each or 6 for $1 L5-Room Townhouses, 1%^ M LS., 647-1464. siding on this Cape', located-near on condition that he receive REFRIGERATOR, electric SINGLE woman with nursing baaemenL C asting. All mod­ 4 bedroom s, on bus line. $230. room pictures this good Starkweather construction, ca r Vernon ing, new furnace, large lot. SHERATON 648-2711. tiled baths, complete Parkade, fireplaced living room, psychiatric treatment. stove, washer, dryer, dining- em appliances. Close to shop­ per month. Paul W. Dougan sized quality (Colonial, 3 bed­ kitchen, heat, alr-condl- 646-6888. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Belong in this traditional, experience WEUits retired man ANSALDI BUILT large eat-ln kitchen, 4 bed- NEW CUSTOM-BUILT GEIT THE best in paint rem ov­ Bving room, kitchen set. Ta­ ping and schools. Children wel­ R ealtor, 643-4535. rooms, large eat-in kitchen, ^tloning, wall-to-wall car-^ ROOM contemporary 649-5824. rambling Ranch with mag­ Farr rejected toe request and or woman to board in home. MANCHESTER - West side, 4- S' completed ,ch with 8-room studio apart- Six-room Raised Ranch, spa- said he felt Capp had harmed ers! Save money, time and la­ bles, lamps, black-white tele- $40 a week. W rite P.O . box 133, com ed. $260 m onthly. Paul W. — garage, porch, in excellent peting, private basement, nificent view. Seven big ment or In-law suite, over 1% clous living room with floor to Vemon-Rockvllle Area— himself to such an extent he bor with KO-7 or Wet Strip by visioin, braided rug, some an­ Hebron, Conn. Dougan, R ealtor, 649-4636 or condition. Being ottered at washer-dryer hookup. bedroom Cape, family room, 2 washer, garbage dlsS^, cen- ^ rooms, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, Out of Tevfii on ly $32,900. baths, carpeting, garages, % tral vacuuming system, large acres of land with a ’view, red- celling stone fireplace and full PICK YOUR COLORS! 2-car garage, curved drive, would not attempt such actions Staples. E. A. Johnson Co., tiques. 643-0967. 646-1021. Charles Lesperance Paul’s Paint t . Wallpiq>er, FREE room and board in ex­ Fo r Rent FRECHETTE & MARTIN acre lot. Only $29,900. Hayes cedar closet, aluminum awn- FRKfiTTRTTR wood construction. Large theri cathedral celling. Oversize 3^ acres. Desirable floor again. apart- 66 iTIN mopane windows. kitchen with built-ins, formal New 8-bedroom Ranches Capp. at Cambridge, Maas., Hebron Wood Products, He- SEWING MACHINE — 1971 ilg- change for baby sitting, 4 p.m. DELUXE mie-hedroom 649-7620 A gency. 646-0181. togs, am esite drive, city util- ® with city water and sewers. plan, spacious rooms, many rag, unclaimed layaway, bal- ment, wall-to-waU carpeting ELLINGTON-^Rockville line, 6 -______Realtors, 647-9998 647-9998 dining room, 2 full baths, 3 bed- was arrested last April after a — 12 a.m . CaU 643-6241. ” ----- ,, _____ n— Ities, swimming pool, excellent ______Large U'ving room b ig kitch­ amenities. In toe 60s. Mr. $4l.Si. Singer rig-zag. throughout, complete appU- room duplex in residential SIX-ROOM Cape, fireplace, 8 COLONIAL—CSioice residential rooms, 2-car garag^e, full city lecture at toe University of MANCHESTER - Vernon line, condition. Priced at only $20,800. MANCHESTER en with all built-ins and Lewis, 649-6306. HOT WATER furnace, 77.000 originally over $300, now only RCXIM avsdlable share house Bight-room, Garrisim Colonial, Immaculate area, completely redecorated, utilities. Minimum down to '^Tsconsln-Eau Claire. ances, vanity bath. Centrally nelghborticod, utilities not in- bedrooms, lovely private yard plenty of cabinets. Complete Btu, complete. SSO. ccnvec- $45.85. Singer Touch and Sew, privileges. Near hKC, student located. $176. monthly. R. D. eluded, $160 per month. Avail- with shrubs and trees, Bowers 2^ baths, family room, 4 bed­ 8-room Rais^Ranch with 3 new fully appUanced kitchen, qualified buyers. $36,900. • • • • Information with the charges CHARLES LESPERANCE big bedroo^, 2M baths, for- formal dining room, living room fo r $27,700. W tnrs Built-in bath tubs, lava­ $48.60. A ll goanoO eed, easy preferred. Phone 646-7378. M urdock, 643-2692. able M arch 1st. 872-0369. 7:80- School a rea . Owner 649-8386. rooms, -double garage. Only stated that Capp had asked unl- ______649-7620______mal dln^ room and sunny with fireplace, large master U & R REALTY INC. tories, cabinet sinks, almni- terxns. S2S-0S8I, dealer. 9:30 p.m . ------^------— $87,600. H ayes A gency, 646- C. B. GOVANG BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. versity officials to name three CENTRALi.Y located, warm, t WO-ROOM apartment. Heat, ______Robert D. Murdock, Realtor TTirm combtaiation doars 648- 0181. Ma n c h e s t e r area — Atten­ living mam, large kitchen with bedroom, fully air-conditioned. MLB—REALTORS Realtors—MLS students representing different a ie evenings, 843-1442. CXyUNTBRKff leteieeralor. quiet, paridng, working gentle- hot water, stove, refrigerator. BOLTON Large 3-r8om apart- Manchester tion gentlemen farmers, 8- buUtX ins, fireplaced - family Immaculate condition. Beau- 643-2692 - 648-9674 872-4166 876-9820 Manchester Parkade political {x^ts of view and m an. Call 640-2362. exceOeBt oondham, «wed only Apply 26 Birch St. after 6:80 ment, quiet neighborhood, ref- LARGE FAMILY Now completing apartments for MANCHESTEIR ~ 4 bedrooms, room custom built Colcmlal- , 2-car garage. Hbccellent tifully landscaped grounds. M anchester 649-6306 have them com e to his m otel SAVE BIG!! Do y x s a s own rug tw o mimihs, $ 0 . Bi t M8S. central location, quiet street Wolverton Agency, Real­ EIXINOTON — 7-room brick HEBRON — 5^-room Ranch, 3 OWN room in cozy apcu:tment, ______p.m . 649-2236. eren ces, 643-6983. Cai>e, 2 , baths, 2 a cres, out­ room for discussions. and nrfenihtfnry rle an iwg with ^ woul<^ be w ell suited in this 4- occupancy March 1 and April 1. near scho- room with fireplace, garage, g-room Ranch, 27' automatic washers w oridm g wom an, 10 minutes 0181. , who went to toe rcom made toe sfaampooer $1- Oieott Variety ranges. apartment .in center of town, apartment with heat, hot wa- kitchen, den, dining room, Uv- ly $28,900. H ayes A gency, 646- IDEAI^ three-bedroom Ranch, lonlal, rec room, special In- man-Chorches, 643-1869. lovely % acre wooded lot. $24, with guarantees. See them at from Manchester, reasonable. Finished rec room. Immediate terior, 2-car garage. 500. M erritt A gency, 646-1180. „ „ J __„ ______, „ ,_ accusations that resulted in the Store. Kitchen range, heat, adults ter, stove and refrigerator, liv- Injf room, garage, treed lot. 0181. M anchester and i>aneling, 2 or 3 bedrooms, . B .D . P e a rl's A jqdiances, 649 649-9975. - occupcuicy. Bbccellent, neigh- ____ only. No pets. Excellent condi­ Ing room paneled and carpet- Only $81,900. HUGE VERNON electric heat, aluminum ®"®'®K®®- ______Main S t C all 643-2171. tion. $160 p er month. 643-7166. ed. $186. S ecurity deposit rS' boihood 649-7904. MANCHESTER — Investm ent TOILLtND BRICK COLONIAL bedroom s descrlbeXthls property, grossing over $8,000 BUY OURS screens and storms, screened qulred, adults only, no pets, FRECHETTE & MARTIN patio, landscaped with shrubs 9lraGflOIIS if UUICQ ■■ JOHN buys and sells used fur­ THURSTON Apartments — .140 647-9998 Pres^iew sized custom c a ^ dining room, SPRING ST. area — Superb An- yeariy. Asking $49,600. And sell yours if you now NEW LISTING Apartments - Flats - ^M ng for one car. C all MS- Re«^tors with 10 magnificent rooms, Nothing Stops 39 niture, appliances. 479 Ifiddle Hilliard St. Three rooms, fully 1% baths, aluminum Biding, — soldi...... built.. 7-roam- _Raised . . need larger and more bed­ Here is a 2 year old Raised and pine tree on comer lot. 3 fireplaces, 2H baths, huge Tpke. east. Open aftenioons. Tenements 63 carpeted, complete appli­ 9678. large lot. Tipper 20s. Ranch, many, many extras. W e NEED LISTINGS rooms. Oiu' n^t and trim Ranch, 1^ baths, big kitch­ Swimming and fishing. Only ACTIVE, energetic man, gi $27,900 — COZY 7-room hom e. treed lot in exclusive' neigh­ Cape Cod has 7 rooms. en with dishwasher, oven $22,600. Rowe & Row e, 876-3167, This Family ances, shades, generous clos­ EAST HARTFORD — FTve- quality plus Hutchins Agency, NOW ! “ T h in k in g o f Scll- eery manager 8 years, pi Baseboard heat, two-car ga­ FRECHETTE & MARTIN Flreplaced-living room, for­ and range. 3 large bed­ 872-2022.______DETTROIT (A P ) — M arlon ets, heat, hot water, parking, room apartment, heat, hot wa­ borhood. Foe those seeking R eaitors, 649-5824.______in g yonr property?" Call duce manager 6 years. 81 ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, rage. Nice barn, horse stalls, R ealtors 647-9903 mal dining room and large rooms, 24x22 finished family beusement storage. Near shop­ ter, refrigerator, stove. Adults the very best! VERNON — 4-bedroom Colo- Cristlani had been tos^ fr ^ 9886. SINGER Touch and Sew with complete appliances, 2 alr- one acre. Hutchins Agency, FOREST HILLS area — Cen- TODAY! eat-in kitchen. Central air room with fireplace, l-aar ping and churches $176 per only. $166, m onthly. 628-0966. NQrthgale M^NCHESTER — 7 - car ga­ nlal, 1% baths. waU-to-wall the top of an e le ^ t to ti« cabinet, like new, hems, but­ conditioaera, full basement, R ealtors, 640-6324. tral, air-conditioning, custom conditioning, much more. oversized garage. All set on month. Call Peterman Real- ______HERITAGE HOUSE rage, $26,600. L arge 7 - room concrete floor at toe start of ton boles, monog^rams. em­ washer-dryer hook-up, vanity built, 10-rooih Cdlonlal, alum­ 80s. By appointment. a lovely 200x400 treed lot. •carpeting, rear sundeck, one- tor, 649-9404. Owner m anaged. HEBRON — 3-bedroom , m iddle- TWniw.h«atAr R ealtors 646-2482 Colonial', nice treed lot, cen- car attached garage. Call Ed. ^ prestoow parade Friday at INVITATION broiders, stretch stitch, etc. type^ bath, gla » sliding doors. r ----- r i ------duplex; 14 hilltop acres, inum siding,, fireplace, panel­ PHILBRICK CaU 649-6306. MUST BE SOLD For the 'finer homes. tntily located. Hutchins Agen- ed family room with beam­ • • International Associates, 647- the Shrtae Clrous, but her hus- O riginally $419.50, w ill sell for onto patio. $220. per month. MANCHESTER — Royal Arms excluding heat Available It could be a B& l W iMuid fin ld ied his a ct before g o­ TO BID Townhouse , cy. Realtors, 649-6^4. ed:- ceiling plus ' finished rec $125. Guaranteed. W ill deliver Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, two - bedroom Townhouse Aprllf 646-0323. ‘ Inimediatelyi'transferred ex­ HELP! Yes! We'need help bad­ B&W ing to the hospital to see how room downstairs, including 6th BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. and dem onstrate. C all 622-0476 643-2692. apartments. Fully equipped ecutive says. ExceUent con­ ly hi ipcating the following AGENCY COUNTRY setting, 6 - rcom his wife was. NOTICE SOMETHING SPECIAL bedroom and hair, w all-to-w all Realtor—MLS BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. dealer. kitchen, 1% baths, wall-to-wall VERNON — New 3-room apart- dition, on large treed lot. better buy than property; If you are selling or Ranch, view of surrounding "You know how it is,” said __ 2H-ROOM APARTMENT, heat, like this gorgeous ultra car{>etliig threugtoout, self- Manchester Parkade Realtors—MLS RELOCATABLE throughout. $216. Ernie Ga- ment, just painted, heat Includ- mils aluminum sided Raised know of anyone selling please, hills, 3 bedrooms, dead end one circus official. "Hie show — hot water, stove, refrigerator, hrlele, 644-1610, D .J. Henry Co. ed, 3 Rau St., $163.76, security cemtemporary com es hollow body electric basements, heated apartment including $100,000 gross. Restaurant with, home. Located In town with 646-4200 venient nelghborticod, 2-car COLUMBIA 3 or 4-bedroom fered when Efie was tossed off gu itar and 100 w att S llv e r ^ e 636 CENTER - 4% -room duplex. rate utilities, garage. Must be seen. Only Fainily Rcx>m Raised Ranch, finished rec at South Windsw lUgh School, baths, $285 hot water, carpeting, appU- liquor. Paul J. Oorrenti Real fantastic ■views to toe east. garage, E velyn Carlson, 643- Wonled - Real Estate 77 the head of Carey, a member 6-speaker amplifier and micro­ $43,900. D C F f i ' room with fireplace, stove, ------South Windsor, Connecticut. 1% b ^ , aU appliances, MUy S n K ^ ’sec^<^ty and lease, ances, storage, laundry, park- ______E state A gency, 648-686$. w ith , 0836, Northeast Realty, 668- ot "Oscar Cristianl’s Ele- phone. ElxceUent ccndltimi. □ wall-to-waU carpeting, other G(^es of the Invitation to carried ^ - condlUonere, j|,,echette & Martin, 647-9993. Ing. $180 m onthly, 649-2871, 646- FRECHETTE & MARTIN Included in $185 Please help, thank you. HERITAGE HOUSE MANCHBiSTER — Garrison Co­ 7907. Bid and BuUding Specifications C ost new, $384, w ill seU fo r heat and hot water, storage R ealtors 646-2482 lonial with front-to-back living ------extras, large treed lot, lake "®®d listings, c^l John H. Lap- oiBrimnt had otnoJe out $190. 875-8761. 0682. MANCHESTER — $19,900 Cape, Fireplace pen In c., R ealtors, 649di261. ^ ele{toant had ^ c k out are available at the office of the and parking, on bus line, con- FOUR rooms, first floor, $125. Realtors 647-9993 to $195 monthly For toe finer homes. room, country kitchen, dining golton privUeges. Reduced — under its paw, and she was riding it 4H rooms, basement rec room, room, fireplaced-family room, $29,000. Principles, ca ll 232- Superintendent of Schools, 771 venient to riiopplng, 8-apart- Includes garage. Phone 649- ROCKVILLE — Rockland Ter- j^j; ^ c H b STEIR Plush ca r­ rentals: MANCHESTER — 2 - family, 7-room Colonial, 1% baths, SELLING your home or acre- up to Its head when toe rfe- ment unit. Charles PonticeUi, race Apartments — Large and 60x124 treed lot. Central loca­ 8 bedrooms, one full and two TWO ACRES 0466. Main Street, South l^ndsor, 2813. peting is included In this 6- good location, indeed at $10,900. large landscaped lot, fam ily age? For prompt friendly ser- phant shrugged. went over Connecticut. Antiques 56 649-9644, Raymcmd Pontlcel- beautiful 3 and 4-room apart­ tion, city utUltiea. Bel Air Real half baths, 2 beautifully finish­ Surrounds this large 6-room room Ranch along with 2 Call Earl Everett, Intematicn- room first floor, formal dining SOUTH WINDSOR — New Ust- vice, caU Louis Dimock Real- the head onto the concrete,” AU this m ust be returned U, 646-neoo. WE HAVE customers waiting ments. Includes heat, hot wa­ Each apt. Estate, 648-0882. ed basement rooms, 2-car ga­ Ranchf 2 bedrooms, 2-car GIVE YOUR VALENTINE a baths, Swedish fireplace, large al A ssociates, 647-1800. room, master bedroom ycl9, Ing, $2,600 down, 6 -boom ty, 649-9828.______the official added. to the Superintendent’s Office fo r the rental o f your {q>art- ter, all appliances, with dish­ has its own rage. Wolvertm Agency, Real­ garage and breezeway, gift that has been riierished THREE • ROOM apartment, eat-ln kitchen with bullt-ins, plenty of closet s{>acer3l^ to Ranch, 3 bedrooms, rec room, WANTED — Commercial acre- married daug^r, by 3:00 p .m ., M arch 2, 1972, at ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ washer, disposal, carpeting, tora, 649-2818. treed, brand new waU-to- for years. Grandmother’s gift ready for occupancy, recently g^arage, full basemept. Priced laundry with schools. High 80s. which time they wlU be ened tate Associates, In c., 643-5129. pool and your own private ter­ wall carpeting. Plenty of bar, half acre lot. Hurry, must jo-go ^cras, possible aiop- ^ unto at love could be yours today to remodeled, new carpeting, right. R . Harm on A gency, 646- automatic seU fast. Arruda Realty, 644 and publicly read. race in a country setting.' closets. ping center localton. CaU Wil- *^® give. 10 p er cent discount on heat, hot water. Idepl for re­ 7900. Lots For Solo 73 1639. Helen Correia, 643-0824. MTlUam L. P erry, From $160. Sorry, no pets. 872- washer and Uam Isch le, 1-889-7481. ^ all items till Feb. 14th. Cha- tired couple. $126 m onthly. 643- Furnished ______I______Armours," finished their act. Assistant Superintendent 4046, 629-6686. FRECHETTE & MARTIN Ro-Lane. Wapping Wood Rd., 8609. dryer; YOU'RE INVITED — KEITH MANCHESTBR — AA zrnie, CXJVBNTRY — North, Immac­ QUALIFIED buyer desires o f Schools Apartm ents 6 3 -A Realtors, 647-9993 R t. 74, 872-8279.. REAL ESTATE 120’ frontage, c it y w ater, sew­ ulate Raised Ranch in country house in northeast section of FOUR rooms, second floor, old- THREE-ROOM furnished or un- _ W O O D U fID kitchen with er and gmi, prestige location. ______neighborhood, features 3 bed­ Manchester, East Middle New York Tax Leader Sunday 2-S P.M. 646-4126 649-1922 er people, no pets or children, furnished apartment, first ROSOIt P roporty range, CaU Peterman Realtor, 649- BOLTON — 6-room Ranch, 8 rooms, Including master bed­ Tpke., Vemon St.,,Greenwood jn - CHTCAGO — In fisca l 1970 $96 a month plus security, floor. Call after 6 p.m ., 649- For Rent 67 MANOR refrigerator, New Homes in Maiiohestor with rural settings now under ORFORD village — 4-4, gas hot 9404. bedrooms, living room with room, spacious bath, sunken Dr. area. Price and style open. Westslde Realty, 649-4842. geos. I^OIIIIIIG^ construction, or pick your own lovely lot! fireplace, large kitchen with tub, formal dining area with Keith R eal Estate, 646-4126, New York State and its local dishwasher, TOLLAND — Large wooded governments ccUected $11.90 KILLINGTON, Vermont, chalet W estslde R ealty, 649-4842. buUt-lns, ceramic bath, fin- slliUng glass doors to sun deck, 649-1922. RNs AND LPNs TERESA Apartments, 1 Main t w o large rooms, woman or sleeps 8, fieldsttme fireplace. APARTMENTS disposal; a lots, off bid Stafford Rd. Start- ilhed rec room, oU hot water family rcom 'with unique floor bilUmi In taxes. California fol- St. Deluxe one-bedroom apart­ couple only, $35. weekly, no NUTMEG HOMES Inc. Ing at $2,600. BuUders’ close­ space lowed with $11 Idlllon; then fully carpeted, kitchen with NEW 6-room Oo'onial, eat-in heat, 2 oversized garages, in a to ceiling fireplace, walkout to EXPERTS in locating ment, including appliances, pets. Call after 6 p .m ., 646- dishwasher and bar. Weekly HOMESTEAD ST. direct has a reputation for excellence of construction and out. Meyer Agency, Realtora, . . Commercial, residential came Illinois with $5 billion kitchen, range and refrigera­ very nice residential area, pool, 2-Zmie baseboard heat, ALL SHIFTS air-condlUcmlng, c a r p ^ , $167. 2293. o r w eek end rates. 875-1667. OXIT' W . MIIHNUE: 'TPKE. design . Com e see w hy! 648-0609. $28,900. F or m ore Information laundry room, 2-car g:arage. industrial — for purchase or and Michigan and Pennsylvania entrance, DHtBXTnONS: North on Vernon St to Richmond Drive, tor, formal dining room, large monthly. Paul W. Dougan, MANCHESTER Wi$h6r lease-. Try us, you’ll like us. with $4 billion each. Eighteen Modern facility looking for professionals who THREE - ROOM furnished Left on Richmond Dr., Right at end of Richmond Dr. into living room with fireplace, foy­ con tact Ann Hodis R ealty, 742- Just needing a new family, R ealtor, 648-4636. lar.^e foyer, 7189. $34,900. Contessa A gency, 742- Keith R eal Estate, 046-4126, other states passed to e $1 bU- can offer good patient care to our guests. Fully apartment, utilities. Employed 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury Kennedy Rd. Si^ns on Kennedy Rd. er with open stairs, bedrooms MAIN ST., first floor, 6-ojn>lng,' soh od s, carpeting in toe library area wall carpeting, 4 bedrooms, Adults, 6 room s, baths, $150. B u r in e S t LOCOHOnS bus and religious facllltie*. antenna, of toe Bowers School. Sealed master bedroom 18x18. Alumin- 529-0518. M investment Property Model aparbnoit OMn for proposals wUl, be received until um siding. Trees galore. Only Fo r Rent inspectlim 12-6 Saturdi^ and autom atic Ads! February 24, 1672 at 8:80 p.m . *34,900. June Good, 643-1837. Classified FIVE ROOMS, secwid floor ^r siole 70-A Sunday, other times by FIVE-ROOM Apartment offices attic fan, apartment, central location. pointm ent. The right is reserved to reject combination, heat, hot water, COVENTRY ,— 4-famlly, each 89 HENRY STREET any and all bids. Specifications No children or pets, couple in private bath, air-ctmdltioning, apartment consists of 2 bed­ BtilM b y basem ent Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or check, to; thirties or forties preferred. and forms may be secured at PASEK carpeting, ground floor loca­ rooms, kitchen with appli­ storage HARDWARE DEPARTMENT References and security depos­ U & R Housing Corp. toe Business Office, 1146 Main tion, parking. Apply Marlow’s, ances, living room with fire­ space. Street, ' Manchester, Connecti- 289-7476 Realtors-M LS 742-8243 it required. Call 649-0694. place and ceramic hath. Ame­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD 867 Main St., 649-5221. - Rentals by cut, D. E. Pierce, Business' g^STFORD —66’ mobile home dy R ealty, R ealtors, 876-6288. Heat, hot SPACIOUS 4-room apartment R obert D . Manager, Manchester Board of on 4H acres, 1,000 gallon BUYER/INSIDE SALESMAN $116.*116 No petsnets or chUdren,children, secusecu- COMMERCIAL place for lease. M urdock 13 Bissell St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 or sale 461 Main S t.,. next to water and Elducatiim. septic tank, well, 24x24 garage r ^ deposit required, utiUtieq Douglas B. Pierce, post office. ExceUent business R ealtor 648-2692 parking also with paved driveway. Unusual extra. 638-6026. Land For Sole 71 Business Manager location with buUdlng, CaU 646- 648-9H1 included in property. $20,600. Exclusive, As a result of sustained growth, one of the leading American 646-6926 Theresa Henderson, 649-2002, MANCHESTER — Six-room, 8- 2^ 8. 8-g.______HEBRON — 6 acres, 460’ front-, rental price. Type or print Ad on following lines- hardware stores in this area has created an additional position bedroom duplex. Wall-to-waU ] Evans & Clapp Realtors, of Department Buyer/Inslde Salesman. We need buying ex­ THREE-ROOM corner office M LS., 647-1464. carpeting in dining room, 1^ suite. House & H ale B ldg., 963 *18,730. Cross R ealty, 228-0065. LEGAL perience, coupled with an aggressive, perstmable, consumer baths, washer and dryer hook­ Main St. Phone 648-4846. ------— - oriented personality. The applicant selected will purchase goods ups. AU newly redecorated. NOTICE for his department and sell them to the public in a conscien­ Full basement and attic. Cen- MANCHESTER — 16,000-100,000 | Northgate One Bedroom Type A. 740 sq. ft. TO ENROLLED MEMBERS OF LEGAL tious, helpful manner. trally located. Up to three dill- g-u^re feet. Industrial, com " MRS. ELIZABETH TOE DEMOCRATIC PARTY dren welcome. $210. monthly. „ierclal or warehouse avaU- OF THE TOWN OF BOLTON, NOTICE CONNECTICUT: TO ENROLLED MEMBERS OF You should be willing to prudently apply your experience so Security and lease. CaU 646- immediately, heated, air- READER AND ADVISOR 8648 after 6 p.m .______condiUoned. freight elevator, HOROSCOPE AND CARD READER VERNON Pursuant to the provisions of TOE DEMCXIRATTC PARTY that you can be promoted to increasingly responsible work Four minutes from 1-84 NORTHGATE, toe State Election Laws and toe OP THE TOWN OF BOLTON, assignments. You will be working for a very progressive, pro­ LOCUaNG for anything in, real P®*" I and 1-86 and expressway A QUALITY SIX ROOM HOME Rules of toe Democratic Party, CONNECTICUT: Nam e ...... fessionally managed business which is noted for quality mer­ estate rental — apartments, 86M- ______^ you are hereby warned that a Purusant to toe provisions of chandise and exepUent customer services. homes, murnple <^elUng|, m i^j^ o h BSTBR— Office space, Advic. on all affaln of Ilfo iiich a> lova, marrlaga, builnan, haaltb driving. Ten minutes to Caucus will be held on March 7, Section 9-426 of toe State of Con- Address ----- fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate new buUdlng. Electric heat, | and working proUanria. Ara you lonaly, dlitrawad, unhappy? If your Manchester, fifteen to • LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPLACE 1972, at 8:00 p.m. at toe Cbm- necticut Election Laws, Revision A ssociates, Inc. 648-6129. lovad ona acting up? If to, don't foil to toa thli giftad woman. Sha Tour income will be very competitive with salaries paid for air - conditioning included. ! • FORMAL DINING ROOM munlty Hall, Bdton, Conn., to of 1971, and toe Rules of toe hat davotad a Ufadma to halp thoaa who naad halp. Thara’t Ao pity East Hartford, twenty min­ C i t y ...... Phone stmllar experience. In addition to full training, in our policies CLEAN four-room apartment, Ideal for professional. Cemve- | for thoto who naod halp and don’t com# for It. If you'va boon to • CABINET, KITCHEN WITH DISHWASHER endorse candidates for election Democratic Party, the Demo- and procedures, you w ill en joy excellent ben^efits such as sales first floor, on bus line. Adults nient Manchester, Vernon, * othart and fallad, tha atkt for a faw momantt of your tima to prova utes to Hartford. Rental as members of the Democratic cratic Town Committee of Bol- , South W indsor, Route 86. 646- f • THREE BEDROOMS, M/ 2 BATHS incentives. Pension Plan, Blue Cross, CMS, Major Medical, only, n o pets. $100 m onthly. tha It tha O N L Y O NE who can halp you with A N Y probtam that Town Committee; and to trans- ton, has fixed Tuesday, April 11, Day to Start 7820. I you may hava tuch at lova, courtthip, devorca, butinatt, lawtuHt. office and model apart- act such otoeir business as may 1972, as toe day for toe holding paid holidays, paid vacations, overtime pay, etc. Security required. Phone 640- a • TWO-CAR GARAGE be proiMr to come before said of a Primary for the' election of 3641. All raadlngt ara privata and confidantitl. ment open from 12 noon 160 NORTH MAIN — Manches- | Cauoiw- members of toe Democratic Don’t fall to contact us now if you feel you are qualified. To f o u r -r o o m apeurtment, in 2- ter’s newest and most pres- f HALF PRICE WITH THIS AD to 7 p.m. Phone 872-2558 This immaculate home it in excellent condition Dated at Manchester, Oonnec- Tewn Committee, 15 WORDS FOR 8 CONSECUTIVE DAYS — ONLY $1.89 tigous office buUdlng. Approx | arrange for an immediate, confidential, Interview at your con­ famUy house, on bus line, walk Opan dilly and Sundayt from 9 am to 7 pm. I or 875-2709. Shown by Appointment ticut, thU 7th day of February Dated at Manchester, Connec- to Parkade, $180 m onthly, no 16,000 square feet o f office I Send this form in together with your check — your classified ad venience, please phone 649-6268 anytime between 7:80 a.m. and Call for an appointmant I • TO HARTFORD 1972- ticut, this 7th day of February 6 p.m. and ask for Mr. Lowry or Mr. Ed Glenney. appUances or utilities, no ebU- space ready to go. Plenty of f D em ocratic Town Com m ittee 1972. will be placed the very next day. dren o r pets. OPhone 646-6024, parking, elevator, T. J. Crock- | ^ 643-8751 MARION E. RORpTSON, REAL'TOR, 643-5953 of Bolton Democratic Town Committee FAST — ACTION PACKED — ADS! 088-1861. By: John J.' Mahon, By: John J. Mahon, Chairman Chairman

I r SATURDAY, EEBRUARY 12, 1972 PAGE EIGHTEEN •EW nitij l|praU> PUBLIC NOTICE! PREMISES! SALE- STARTS TOMORROW . . . SUNDAY MIDNIGHT FURNITURE LIQUIDATION DISCOUNT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS OPEN C D i Everything Must TOMORROW SUNDAY 10 A.M. r Im EL E lIm ■ Be 3old! TILL MIDNIGHT SAVE " *250 You buy your furniture NOW 40 BEDROOM S H S AT WHOLESALE at wholesale prices or less OR BELOW WHOLESALE

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 T V P A G E 3 T V P A G E 2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 p i y i i n MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Public TV IliililiiliH iiiiii'iiiili (^WEDH, Channel2 4 ) Monday, February 14 Tuesday, Febnuuy 15 Wednesday, February M iuiuiussiauiiiulluii 1:99 (8) V b ^ l a Graham Show (C) 1:99 (3) Vlrgfaiia Gimbami Show Shw (C) EXPERIENCE 1:90 (8) Vlrgfaila Graham Show (C) ____T (C) Sunday, February 18 (8 )'What’s My LIuoT (C) (8) What’s My LiaoT (G) (8) What’s My^LIuoT Saturday, Febmary 1* IS ibNE OF THE REASONS (28) David n o sl Show (C) (22) David P ^ t Show (C) (22) David Pros! Show (C) 7:00 (80) This Is the M e (C) (80) Taleo ol Well* Forgo 12:00 (8) BFD No. 8 (C> 7:W (8) Worship for Shut-fats (C) Sunday, Fcbruniy 18 ( 0) Tale* of Well* Fargo (29) Tales ol Wells Fa^o (8> Johnny Quest (49) AH My ChUdren (C) (49) AU My GhUdrem (O) Candlepin Bowlins (0> (3) Davey and Goliath .^(C) (8-49) Let’s Make a D ^ (C) (849) Let’s Make a Deal (O) (8-40) Lot’s Make a D «^ (C> 8:00 "GreensleovcB, Port H 2:99 (2) Love Is a Many Spleadored 2:00 (3) Love I* a Many Splendor^ 12:30 (8) Von Are There (C) (8) ChUrA Service — Catholic TBA 2:99 (S) Love lo a Many Splendored (30) Col. Clown (C) Thing (U) n ia g (G) "Paul Reverea Ride, B.G. apeaking Freely (O) (849) Newlywed Game (C) (224$) Day* of Our Live* (C) Marshall aa American revolu- (8) Adventures of Gumby (0) Jacques•I o v t i u v i Monod, French bk>i<‘ HEARING (28M) Days ol Our Lives (0) (40) Sacred Heart (C) (8-49) Newlywed Game (C) (22-29) Days o t Our Lives (C) (840) Newlywed Oame (C) Uonary Samuel Adams. P ate o^it,‘ Iis guest, and author of PROBLEM T O OUR CARE 2:89 (3) Oaldlag Light (C) 2:80 (8) Golding Light (C) is AprU 18, 1776, and broadcast I (8) Captain Bob . (22-89) The Ductei 9:00 (3) Leer Sin Letras: Tour BeHone 8:99 (8) My Three Bona (C) S:M (8) My Throe Sou* (G) 2:00 (2) My Three Sons (C) tween British troops and ITlmed in Pail*. (8-49) Oeneral Hospital (G) (22-80)(2240) Another Worid (C) American colonists. Without Letters ... 7:90 Zoom (£> S (22-89) Another World (G) ------• (C) (8-40) Faith for Today (C) Neighbor (8-49) GenenU Hospital (C) (22-39) Another World (C) (8-40) Goaeral Hoopital ., (8) Lancelot Link (O) 7:80 Frauoh Chef S S (C) 8:80 (3) Baager Stuttou (C) (22-80) The Bngaloos (0> (30) Underdog (0) "Ba'variaa Combo” Julia (Mid gg John D. Hulser 3:89 (8) Banger Station (C) 3:39 (8) Baager StaUon 9:20 <8> Que HayDo Nuevo: (22-80) Blight Promise (C) (849) One Life to Uve (C) (22-30) Bright ______Promise_ College Basketball (C> pr^n res basic custard ssuce (22-89) Bright Promise (C) (8-40)(840) One LUe tot Live (C) m a l’s New (O) three .ways. SS (849) One Ute to Live De Paul vs. Notre Dame HEARING AID SERVICE 4:99 (8) FumOy Atiuir (O 4:99 (8) FomUy Altulr (C) 4:00 (8) FamUy Affair (8) Children’s Film Festival 9:30 (3) Wo Believe ______(C) 4:86 (49) Weather Watch 4:56 (40) Weather Watch (40) Jewish Heritage (0) (IS) Gomor Pyle,,UA.M.C. (G) (18) Oomer Pyle, V.S.M.C. (C) (IS) Oomer Pyle, U.8.M.C. (C) abeth through tin t couttahlp ADULTS — HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES — VETERANS Big 8 Theatre „ through her banlehment from b'onda. Alice Brady, Marjorie “ Alexander SolihanUsyn,” U t (49) Nowa — Weather » d Weaver. 11:80 (8) On the Agenda (0) tleiohn diacussee maverick LEARN PROGRAMMING • OPERATIONS XEYPUNCH (49) News, Weather A Sports (40) New* — Weatiur (8-40) Make a Wbh (C> Tiffany BoUmg: guest- (2) What’o Happoulng (C) < G ) Bporti / (80) McHale’s Navy author who survived labor 6:65 (C) 5:66 (8) What’o Happeateg (C) (40) Movie (C) (22) NHL AcUon (»m ps, cancer and Kuasian 6:99 (S-8-22) Newt — WeiAer and 5:65 %>WhaPs — 0199 \Of Twmmem - (80) Adelante stars in “The Bold • IBM 999 OOMFCTEB Sporta .(0) 8:00 (3«-22) New* — W< ir and Weather — Spwto Md ''His Majesty O'Keefe" .. bureaucracy to write about <0 ) 2:30 (8) B I a » Exposure (C) 12:00 (8) Challenge , „ Wrestling (C> Board of TV Examiners, dis­ INSTITUTE 6:89 (8) Now* with Walter Ciej- (4C) The Suiut . < C ) (49) The Salat (.Monday, February 14 Elifiabeth Hartman staia in “A Patch, of (8) Newe with H.K. Ssnitii imd (8) Newe wltfc H.K. Smitk u d Louie open from King Louie (C) Hony Beoeoner west Lanes In Overland Park, present and future of consei'- ' (840) It M e s a Thief (O) 8EBVICE (2849) NBC Now* (C) (18) David SussUad (O) JSSH^mJS^'with Fred Blue,” the premiere (2249) NBC Newe <0) t S T T L . 0 Kansas. vatlon in Mass. Fiee-lW An • AOCREDITED BY A.G.B.8. 6:55 (49) News (C 4:00 (S> Oolf Classic (80) Conn. Closo-Vp ) presentation on The 6:66 (46) New* , „ (g> (40) Boiler Derby (20) WUd Kiagdom (C) Noad (C) "Houee of Cards 68. An 7:69 (2) Untamed World (O) ;i8 is; Tetun of Miller Barber and Half-hour orlg^, comedy — . Gtene Littler meets team of 12:15 (8) Health Bent ^ <0) "Roundup On the Outback” Americuai beiximea involved CBS Late Movie, Mon­ (8) Trath er Conseqneneee (C> Ttmic: French chateaux. Expert and patient provide ■klta etmiled “ Up Your AUey, W i t t a Fascist group plotting (18) Dick Veu Dyke (8) Trath er Conseqaeaces (G) Tom Shaw end Larry Hinson. 7:20 (8) Movie , ton Heston, Stephen Boyd and 9 A Look at Linoatai (C) (W) ABC News (C) Weather 6:00 (3> Pen r Mason (C) 12:30 (3) Face the Nation (C) Jack Hauicins. Deeply moving 9 Straggle For CUua (C) Welles. ‘ 'Case m the Nine Dolls," lit­ (8) Black Is. _ , iC) story of Judean arMocrat who (8) Truth or Conaoqnenees (C) 7:29 (2) Glean CampbeU (C) (49) ABC News leads Mason Into international I (22-80) Meet the Pres* (C) (28-89) Worid of Disney (O) l^rto (C) (2249) Search for the OT* <0 (U ) Mevle Game IC) ‘ (8) Eighth Day (O) Tuesday, February U (49) ABC News (C) Bonanza Reruns •The Great Debate,’’ Ojapter (22) SelecImeB’s Debate ’72 quest and murder triad. Oanduslon Of "Justin Morgan 4 of this acclaimed Britiah (22^) Bob Hope Desert Clas­ (40) ^nversiUlons With (C) Had a Horse.” SYLVANIA 7:29 (8) This Is Year LUe (C) James J- FI®*“* * * -5?? Jeannette Harris with tvro ott­ 9 Zoom • <0) llam A. Casey, candidatea sic tc> 8:19 (j-40) The FJI.I. (C) Guest' B Callfomia auid international "deopatna Part I. Elizabeth From Acapulco: aeriallst, to b o g i^ cresta championship Exciting contemporary adven­ Taylor, Richard Burton A Rex 7:1 9 Book Beat j Snodgreas and Connie Stevens. o t episodes selected from past from m. Moritz. ture In unspoiled ^ d e m e s s Harrison In this stunning spec­ “The Peoceoble Kingdom by SPECIAL SALE (28) I Dream ol Jeannle (C) seasons o t NBC’s “Bonansa,” Mias Susukl; Don Francesco (18) Qaasmoke on windswept sen and In some tacular and winner of four •Tan Do Hartog. ( 9 Let's Make a Deal (C) and hla lions; Joxon. on acro­ 0:55 <8) What’s Happening (C) of world's most unusual spots. Academy awards. 7 :3# Couaectleat Newsromm (49) Polka! ^ „ .(C) will premiere on NBC ’Tuesday, bat: and tte Ayala ’Tcote:^ 600 (8) Weather — mwrts A News (8-40) Issues and Answers (C) (18) Kathryn Kahlmaa (C) 8:00 hunrUi Estate (0> SAVE UP TO 8:99 (28.89) Bowan and Martia’s bdiy 2 and win continue until board. Host: Bert Parks. (18) WUd Wild West (C> (22) Laurel a a d ^ rd y (22-80) Bonaasa (O) 8:30 The Advocate* (C) Laagh4n (C> "Helpmates” 31. Guest; Bob "Should U.B.' extend lie fMi- (849) Earthquake I (O) the start of the fall season in ,:.9r5^SUettShow ^ 6:30 (8> News Roger Mndd (C) 0:80 (8) Cade’s Coaab . and the poainble control of Kay Ballard. Swmgers _ (C) 10:90 (22-80) The Bold Ones (C) "The Young Black Lawycm” earttauakes. “BoiMmza,” currently In its (2249) Adam 12 ..59^ (40) Dragnet (C> (8-49) Coartshlp of M d ^ s 7:00 (8) Natlonnl Geographic (C) Guest swingers are James 10:30 (8) News, Sports A Weather — the question of where be (U ) Movie 13Ui season, w ill c(mtinue in Its "W orld of Jacques Cousteau” Brolln and Harvey Korman. (18) Oral Bobert* (C) owes his first aUeglance ( ^ “Yankee Doodle Dandy 49. Father. <«) be perplexing dUemma for (8) Earth Lab (C) 2:00 (8) Pro' Hockey (C) 11:00 (2240) Now* — Weather and Joan ix>«Ue. Walter Huston. Sunday, 9-10 p.m., time period. "Light and Vision’’ Montreal Canadlens vs. Boston young lawyer who is black. 9:99 (8) DIek Taa Dyke oad tte •■ P tr2 ? *a ip ” ’49. Jon Hall, 10:0e How Do Your CkUdrou OruwT “iPonderosa” takes its name Adele Jergena. (18) Badler Derby (0) ^l>CB8 News (G) Other Women (C) (22) News — la t h e r and (8-40) NBA BasketbaU (C) M:S0 J?ir>a Society Preseuts (C) Special.' liary Tyler Moore from the ranch which la the 8:89 12249) NBC ,, Sports (O) Los Angeles lakers va B ^ - 11:06 (S) Movie (C) "Japoaese Simg” Joins Van Dvke in a variety ‘TUI Death Do Us Part Rock (SO) Hee-Haw . . (C> more Bullets from College “Man’s Favorite Sport 64. ahow first telecast in 1969. principal settinj^ forced Into entering tourna­ anza” series.' IHie ranch, In Guests: Ron O irey, Barry 7:80 (28) As Itehools Hatch Wits (22) Lassie 2:30 (22) Wild Kingdom „„< C ) Ian ^ I t t . in this D elUlle Election '72 Hoar (C) riiow’s locale. (2249)"lght GaUciy ^ ^ (C) (8A0) Bewitched " F o x Forest Set In U S. A. spo(8acle, Richard the Lion- 8:80 Hds Week (C> Guest: Beil. Reynolds. “Bonanza,” one of network (18) New* — Weather A Spo^ 8:30 (8-40) Movie (C) 3:00 (2KS0) XI Olympic Wlnfajr Ifearted leads crush es to 0:00 VIbratlou . (O (18) News, Wether A Spo-ts 19:89 (8) CoBsecUeat: Where the "Hound of Baskerville,” Stew­ Game* (C> Hcriy Land to regain OirisUan Premiera program of new mu­ 19:89 (18) H-rtford Talk-I* (G) televislcn’s most popular at­ Actioa U ' (C>. art Granger as Holmes in all 4:30 (8) New York PhUharmonlc slaves. sic serlcB featurea w oita M STANEK U :M (84.2249 49) Nows — W e a ^ Singer Peggy Lee (18) Hartterd Talk-la (C) tractions, premiered In Sept­ sew vennon of Sir Arthur Con­ 'Young People’s Concerts (C) (80) Movto (3ole Porter, interpreted by or Aad E^rts small-town lawyer. The court­ Frustrations of fatter with 12:15 (8) ...... ABC...... News (C,(Q) (18) Movie Gome (C) room drama concerns a mur­ 9:80 (18) Sports Blastrated (C> 12:10 (8). . —The Avengers (C) “Buying Food, how to get Nevada during the frontier days 10.00 (8) Mission: Impossible (C> lege age daughter and difn- most for your money at gro- U p Beat ) (18) Movie __ „ der case with heavy, sexual ctutles he gets Into with hla (40) McHale’s Navy "42nd Street 33. Warren undertones. Joey Heatterton. (8-40) Sixth Sense (0> oeiy atore. of a » ISTO’s. Nick - Adams, Claude Rains, (18) Joyce A Barbara: For over active Imsgination ara 1:80 (8) Speaking for the Consumer 7:00 A to o k At Uhoola B(C) Dennis Weaver, wbo stars as Is the most vrtue- Baxter, Bebe Daniela. Adults Only (Ch attempts to protect his off- 7:80 ConnecUout Newsroom VoCloud on the “NBC Mystery ) (8) HawaU Flve4) ^ _ (C) Joan Blackman. Guest: Gloria Swaiumi 8:00 80 Mbinteo ^ (C) ly distributed series In the his­ (8248) Chlaa«Losti aad Fenad (2249) JehBH C arm (C) (18) ^ n e Grey Theatre Make a Difference Where You Save! Movie” series, recently cut his Special. FlUtas and expert (849) Dick (5avett Show (C) 10:30 (18) Oral Roberts (Oh Bodi Banning^ Bold 8:80 NET Flayhense Blogwhy tory o< television, and Is cur- 11:00 (SA42AO-40) News — Weather (2^S0) Bob Hope Desert Cla^ "CoteUe, drtunatlxatlon of IT DOES first album. He descrlbea it as commentary on tte People s A SMrts (C> sic (•)} French author Oolotte’s mem- renOy seen In B i countries by an Republic of China. 11:25 (3) Movies JO 6:80 (81 Animal World (C) Both IChe FarreU, vdio por^ olni of her early yean. Coleen “not hoedown country but ( ^ ) Movie „ ^ S A V I N G S Hayes in the new “Hallmark "The Hired Gun,” '67. Hory (46) Avenger* (C) rell in the nde, are guest stars ^ ^ B o ^ I liked In ’71” Honorary deputy Reilly. 9:29 (8) Caason (C) Calhoun. Anne Francis. Vince with Jpsne Wyman In “Discov­ 5% OivideBd paid 'Hall of Fame” producti(« of Edwards. Friday, February 18 l-OAM stand aside, paidner, if you (18) Gaadid Camera “Harvey” March 22, is ciu:- 11:30 (22.30) XI Olympic Winter Duo appearance ery 'At Fourteen," a doctors VDE DO (2249) Niqhols____ „ 0:00 Hsdgepedge Ledge (C) tram day ot depoMt. ghould meet producer Nicholas (8-49) Marcas Wdtar, M.D. rentiy In Kenya, Africa. He and Games

T V P A G E 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 Black Detective NBC Emergency THURSDAY Coming to NBC FRIDAY Helps Firemen ijiiiji!l Tile ’Tucson (Ariz.) fire depairt- tMtiiTliiiiiii NBC, secure with the hit stat­ us of its “Mystery Movie,’* will ment Is adopting a new proced^' Thursday, Febmary 17 Friday, February 18 ure as a result of NBC's “World i 1:00 (S) Virginia Graham Show (0> use it to test a new detective 1:00 (3) Virginia Graham Show (0) (8) What’s —Sly Line? - (C) hero who may make it next (8) What’s My Ltaet (0) Premiere: Emergency!’’ (pre­ (AO (22) David Frost Show broadcast Wednesday night, is 1:80 (3) As the World Turns (C) NBC’s series “Emergency!’’, Ari (SO) Three On a Match (C) (30 Three On a Match (0 ) which is colorcast Satui^ys at (840) Let’s Make a Deal (C) “Chitter,” the name of a black (840) Lot’s Moke a Deal (C) to 2:00 (S) Is a Many Splendored private detective, a television 2:00 (3) Love Is a Many Splendorod 8 p.m . wU Thing (C) Thing <0) A scene in the movie depicted (2246) Days ot Our Lives (O) first. Ihe 90-mlnute program (2240) Days 01 Our Lives (C) P« (840) Newlywed Game (C) was filmed on location In.Chl- (840) Newlywed Game (0) a tunnel cave-in which trapped T 2:80 (8) Oniding Light (C) 2:30 (3) Guiding Ught many men. The paramedics — (2240) The Doctors (C) cago. (2240) The Doctors an (840) Dating Game (C) Peter Deanda who plays the (840) Dating Game (C > the fire department’s rescue unit tur 3:00 (8) My Three Sons (C) 3:00 (3) Hy Three Sons —and' other firemen put cn their (2840) Another World (C) title role concedes “Ckitter’’ is (22-30) Another World (840) General Hospital (C) getting a chance largely be­ (8 ^ ) General Hospital (C) scout air packs, kept their hel­ ten 3:80 (8) Ranger Station (C) 3:30 (3) Ranger StaUon (0) met chin straps fastened, flipped (2840) Bright Fromise (C) cause a recent theatrical film, (2240) Bright Fromise 1 (840) One Life to Live (C) “Kiaft,” is a box-office success. 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The mayor’s (22) Mike Douglas Show (C) (SO) Timmy and Lassie (SO) Timmy and Lassie they always had unfastened (40) FllnUiones (C) office and the Chamber at Com ­ all merce want to hold down the (40) Flintstones (C> fiieir chin straps, removed their 4:58 (40) Weather Watch (C) 4:55 (40) Weather Watch ( 0 > 1 8:00“ ■■ (8)I Big Valley (C) imag;e of Chicago in connection 5:00 (3) Dig Valley helmets, and iriien their face dn (8) 1 Dream of Jeannie (C) (8) I Dream _of Jeannie masks were In place, put their (18) Gomer Fylo, V.S.M.C. with crime.’’ flo (x8) Gomer Fyle, U.S.M.C. helmets back on. (SO) Hogan’s Heroes (C) Deanda has Broadway, otf- (30) Hogan’s Heroes (CO Th (40) 1 Love Lncy (40) 1 Love Lncy m 8:30 8) Dragnet (C) Broadway and television cred­ 6:30 (8) Dragnet (C) mi 18) Rifleman , Famed clarinetist Ben­ (18) Bitleman (C) its and was working with THE ba S22), Hogan’s Heroes (22) Hogan’s Heroes (0) (C) ny Goodman is featur­ George C. 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Smith 4dt ~ (8) News with H.K. and Harry Beasoner (C) HONDA gOBAMBLEB to (22-30) NBC News (C) ab and Harry lleosoner (C) — TV Channels* (2240) NBC News (C) Morning 6:58 (40) News (C) 6:55 (40) News 7:00 (8) Primns (C) SERVICE 18 ODB SIMBOL .du 7:00 (8) dndd For The Defense (C) •■The Net" (8) Truth or Consennences (C) WTIC (8) Troth or Consequences (0) 1st (18) Dick Van Dyke and TV Hartford — CBS (18) Dick Van Dyke financing Arranged mi (2240) News —- Sports (C) (22'80) News — Weather A Weather Sports (C) (C) (Monday — Friday) WTNH (40) ABC News (C) 40) ABC News (C) Kawasaki — Ossd 7:30 (8) I Dream of Jeannie New Haven — ABC 7:30 (3) What’s Happening tor (8) Jnvenile Jnry (18) Movie Game (C) (22) I Dream of Jeannie WHCT Guests: Danny Bonadi;uce and Honda (C) Maureen McCormick of Brady U (80) Flying Nun (C) Hartford — Ind. 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