PAGE TWENTY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1972 Average Dally Net Press iiatttlfpater lEttaitittg ifaralii For The Week Ended The Weather fm aaary 29, 1912 Clear, cold tonight; Iowa from The DeMolay Mothers Group The Manchester Square perimental Items stolen from teens to near zero. Sunday fair, which meets on the first Mon­ About Town Dance Club will have Its annual Meyers are irreplaceable, ac- clouding up with chance of oc­ meeting and election of officers day of each month will meet M H SToTell Job Office ■Hie Rev. Ralph W. Spencer cor^ng to a Meyers spokes­ 15,630 casional snow at night Into tomorrow after a potluck at Monday at 8:30 p.m. instead of man. PLAZA DEPT. STORE Monday. Sunday’s high; 86. of South United Methodist 6:30‘ p.m. at Verplanck School. . 7:30 fronrnow on. Manchester——A City of Village Charm Parents Of Over $1,000 worth of power Retraining (We Have A Notion To Pleaae) Church will conduct a service After' the annual session, there tools were taken from Wilke, Sunday at 8:16 a.m. on radio will be dancing. Earl Johnston The Ladles Guild of the E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to. Popular Market) which is a factory representa­ VOL. XCI, NO. 107 station WINP. The prog^ram Is will be the caller, and Mr. and Church of the Assumption will Its Courses (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1972 (Classified Advertising on Page 14) tive for Black and Decker. Engineers OPEN WED., THUR8., FRL tIU 8 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS sponsored by the Manchester Mrs. Russell White will cue the meet Monday at 8:16 p.m. In Meyers Products lost a vari­ Area Council of Churches and roimds. The event la open to the church hall. The Rev. Hen­ Manchester High School will ’The Manchester office of the ety of sophisticated .tools, In- Connecticut State Employment the Clergy Association of Man­ club members only. ry Millan Jr., protestant C h a p ­ sponsor a Program of Studies clu(Ung a microscope. ’The bur­ chester. lin of the Manchester Memorial Service is participating In a na­ TODAY'S GIRL night Wednesday from 7:30 to glars also took a collection of The Veterans Coimell of Man­ Hospital will speak on grapho- tionwide job retraining pro­ only 9:30 for parents of Bennet and electric-cooling demonstrator The of trustees of South chester will meet Monday at 8 analysls. The business meeting gram for highly skills workers lUlng Junior High School ninth Items that were termed "Im­ p a n t y h o s e Accord Along the Docks United Methodist Church will p.m. at the VFW Home. will follow and refreshments laid off from aerospace and de­ graders and MHS sophomores portant to us and useless to Storms meet tonight at 7 ;30 at the will be served. fense industries. ' and Juniors. Students may also them,” by a company spokes­ MADE BY HANES WITH SUPER STRETCH church. Manchester Registered Nurs­ ’The program, which has been attend. man. He put their dollar loss AND RECOVER NYLON FOR SNUG AND es Association will meet Tues­ The deacons of Second Con­ under way for about two vyeeks, Ulster Tense Land Bennet and Tiling Grade 9 at over $800. The Grade 7 Youth Instruc- day at 7:30 p.m. at the new gregational Church will meet Is designed to help speed up SMOOTH FIT. BEST COLORS, TOO . . . GIN­ Near After Capital Talks guidance counselors will be In Police said the burglars forc­ Lash tl«i Class of Zion Evangelical conference room at Manchester tonight at 7:30 at the church. jcb-flnding and help pay for re­ the MHS guidance department ed a door set back from the GERBREAD, TOAST, CHOCOLATE ECLAIR, Lutheran Church will meet to­ Memorial Hospital. A represen­ training unemployed engineers, aAN FRANCrSCX) (AiP) — at that time, as will counselors road, on the northest side of elevators that load shipB with morrow at 0:30 a.m. at the tative of the Multiple Sclerosis scientists and technicians for BROWN SUGAR fTop negotlatora in the 120-day- A food sale will be conducted currently assigned to sopho­ the building. the agricultural produce of chiirch. non-defense and non-aerospace old West Coast dock strike have Association will speak. at the Church of the Assump­ mores and juniors. Individual most Western states, wait until Canada industries. In hand today the prospect o t Tommies tion after all Masses tomorrow conferehces will be scheduled the PMA works out an agree- Tirr^MTOWAT a. , A chicken supper will be Couples Gourmet Group 2 of and Sunday. The women of the It Is entitled the Technology submitting' Issues in the walk­ with . parents about their chil­ Mobilization and Re-employ- ment with the ILWU and then ^ 7* sponsored tomorrow at 6:30 the Manchester Newcomers parish are reminded to bring Film on Hawaii out to 'binding private arW- model their own contract ac- storm-related deajhs-slx dren’s course selections for next ment Program (’TMRP), and tration. p.m. by the Grade 9 Confirms- Club will meet tomorrow at their donations for the sale to year. cordingly. in Quebec Province—were W atching tlon Class of Center Congrega- 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. the church after 3 p.m. tomor­ On View Tuesday one of its primary purposes Is Harry Bridges, head of Uie blamed today on blizzards that Department heads will also be to reimburse employers for on- Flynn told newsmen before tianel Church In Woodruff Hall and Mrs. David Paris, 84 Red- row or before all Masses. nrteraatlooal Longshoreman’s available to discuss offerings In the-job training of participants. leaving Washington that he was ^ ^ of the church. wood Dr. Mrs. Clair Chapin of Suffield, and Wardiousemen’s Union, nnn Quobec uiider as much as their departments and answer Mrs. Vivian Ladabouche Is not sure whether any agree­ Cub Scout Pack 63 of Wad­ a representative of American and Edmund J. Flynn, presl. 18 inches of snow. questions regarding dourse con­ the TMRP representative for ment with Bridges had been Borders dell School has some of its craft dent of the Pacific Maritime Hlgdi winds Friday swept tent, sequences, and require­ Airlines Kiwi Speakers Bureau, the Manchestere employment of­ reached. work on display at Johnson’s Association were slated to sit hugh drifts In the streets of ments. will show a film on Hawaii at fice at 806 Main St. Meanwhile, both the Senate By COUN FROST KaHiy says:— Tkis Is No "CORN," our produce Paint Store on Main St. Parents of ninth graders are down with a private mediator committee and the House La- ’ Montreal _ . _ and . . Ottawa and other . the meeting of the Senior Adult To be eligible for the pro­ we. are everyone's BELFAST, Northern Ireland, invited to attend a brief ses­ Fellowship of the Community and resume talks today. b o r subcommittee, before Ontario cities, closing variety is truly superior to all others! Little Flower of Jesus Moth­ gram, individuals must have sion at 7:30 In the cafeteria, Baptist Church, ’Tuesday at been employed as an engineer, The mediator. Bam Kagel, la which the two appeared, sched- b u ^ fsses. ottlces, (AP) — Security forces say ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Cortlands, Red, Golden Delici­ ers Circle will meet tonight at where general remarks about 12:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. scientist or technician for at valentine headqnarters a 62-3rear-oId law professor who uled closed-door sessions for f guerrillas of the Iririi RepuUl- ous, Russets, Baldwin Apples — plus Fresh Cider. 8:16 at the home of Mrs. Rich­ the curriculum will be made. has acted as a West Coest dock . Monday to decide what action planes, FRESH: Rhubarb, Peas, Green, Acorn, Butternut Squash, Refreshments will be served least 12 of the last 24 months can Army are slipping Into the ard Cantln, 42 O’Leary Dr. Mrs. cards • seab • candles arbiter since 1949, the last time to take on the emergency legis- Most areas had temperatures Cauliflower, Broccoli, Chinese, Savoy Cabbage, Com, Boston ’Thomas Moriarty is co-hostess. first and the film, highlighting and have been terminated due blockaded town of Newry to at­ Lettuce, Leeks, Chives, Shalots, White Sweet Potatoes, Egg Hawaiian beaches, surf, flow­ to cutbacks In work forces, not euf-OH» books • school pocks the ILWU walked out. He was latlon asked for by Nixon. today from zero to 10 above called in Iqr both sides Wednes­ tack British troops sent there to Plant, Hot, Red Peppers, Green Beans, and Spinach. Lutz Junior Museum will Priceless Items ers, sugar cane harvests and for other causes. party supplies • decofolin en s Brides hinted before the '**'*®^ of 16 to 26 miles an IMPORTED: Spanish Melons, Seedless G r^ es, Blue volcanos will be shown at 1:30. Public and private empCoyers day. House subcommittee that a flurries or olear- disperse a planned cI^vU rights Grapes, Limes, Temple Oranges, Jaffa Oranges, Plums, present the Connecticut Valley Hie poaidbUlty of agreement march by Roman Catholics on Ballet Company in “ Sleeping Taken in Break Mrs. Chapin will demonstrate In both profit and nonprofit in­ worldwlde tieup of U S. ships Pineapples, Bose, D’AnJou Pears, and Watermelons, to terms on a binding settle­ might result If the dock work- Ottawa, buried under snow Sunday. Beauty’’ tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. also how to pack clothes for dustries will be eligible to re­ The total value of items stol­ traveling. ceive reimbursement for the ment appeared late Friday era were forced back to their 18-lnches deep from the Roads to Newry, near the WEEKEND SPECIALS at Bailey Auditorium of Man­ siadt It Ut when Bridges and Flynn testi­ border with the Irish Republic, chester High School! en in a break Wednesday night ’The Senior Adult Fellowship participant’s nonproductive jobs against their wUl. He also blizzard In five years, the FANCY TEMPLE ORANGES ...... doz. 6 9 « time during on-the-job-tralnlng. fied in Washington before the threatened a slowdown thermometer plunged to zero have been blocked by soldiers 5 at Meyers Products Inc., and is open to men and women of CHIQUITA BANANAS ...... 2 lbs. 2 S « Senate Labor Committee. early today. who are searching vehicles for The Manchester Chess Club T.E. Wilke Associates, at 379 retirement age. For transporta­ Additional details may be ob­ f “We’ve got a few friends In Seeking to avert congression­ Tonight all of Ontario and hidden arms. British In­ CALIF. CARROTS ...... 2 pkgs. 2 9 « will meet tonight from 6 to 9 Wetherell St., will approach tion contact Mrs. William Gil­ tained by contacting Mrs. La­ t k f e tj ade al action on President Nixon’s telligence officers say Oiey FANCY CELLO TOMATOES ...... pkg. 2 9 « p.m. at the Mott’s Community $2,000, Manchester police said roy of 191 Washington St., Ver­ dabouche at the Manchester diiiidiew ■miitiAir J bill to end the strike by com­ were tipped by a woman that ROYAL ICE CREAM .. reg. $1.19 Yz gal. 9 ^ this morning. Some of the ex- non. CSES office. BridgesRi-iso'oa said.ooM “<«Ttss It may ru?: reach s'”!-" ^®^' Some moderationnHF’?™ is pre- Hall. Members are reminded to pulsory arbitration. Bridges of­ the IRA gave her sens British “ Compare Our Everyday Fruit and Vegetable Prices!” bripg chess sets and card the potat w h ^ the ships won’t y. 'w im i fered to put all unresolved Near-bllzzards 'also hit some army uniforms to wear at the tables. come back here.” We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald; parts the Maritime provinces parade. ■ money Issues before ia private “ One thing about a ■worker on of COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Hie tdanned parade Sunday arbitrator if a bazgelnlng the ■waterfront,” Bridg;es slid St. Bartholomew Church adult by thousands of civil rights Cornwall Electric Fondue agreement ia not reached in an­ of compulsory arbitration, “ It’s scout leaders, den leaders, ex­ other w e^ . marchers has been declared il­ plorer scouts, and cub scouts awfully hsird to make him work After restating the offer as an Q uebec, legal under Northern Ireland’s who wish to attend the 7:30 a.m. fast and hard.” effort to ''put frosting on an al­ ban on puUic processions. IRA P F P n Mass on Sunday are asked to Flynn spoke out in support of ready rich cake,” Flynn finaUy Ontario leaders claim they have ad­ I PRODUCE!" report to the school library (en­ the bill, saying negotiations had ugreed, providing unresolved vised their members to avoid ter from parking lot) at 7:16 failed. 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 643-6384 C a ld o r £ 10.88 noneconomic Issues cdso are Newry ever the week to pre- a.m. in uniform. The strike has tied up 24 ®'*^y they too will shiver vMit another “ bloody Stmday’ ’ submitted to arbitration and West Coast ports and the Iflxon J® readings Exact temperature control, easy and safe! I'a qt. that the 18,000 striking dock Group which identified itself with Irish Cultural League march on the Brit­ In this embattled British prov­ John Alubicki, son of Mr. and administration has repeatedly with strong^ westerly aluminum pot, 4 forks, instructions and recipes. #5242 workers return to their jobs ish consulate in San Francisco Friday placing 13 simulated coffins near build­ ince. Mrs. Joseph Alubicki of 360 pointed to the efftets else- '*'bids. In everyone’s mind was the during arbitration. where, particularly cn farmers ■Some stalled and abandoned ing protesting deaths of countrymen. (AP photo) Burnham St., has been named fear of a repetition of last Sun­ \ Ill a slde-by-slde exchange In exporting goods. vehicles still dotted country to the first semester dean’s list General Electric day’s Lxxidonderry shootout the crowded committee room, After Kagel was called In and city streets In both at the University of Connecti­ that left 13 civilians dead in cut. 14K Gold Valentine Tlynn named two examines of Wednesday, negotiators held Provinces today. PoJlce asked unresolved noneconomic Is­ clashes with army para­ Portable Heater their longest session since the motorists to stay home to give troopers. Heart Pendants sues—manning and steady strike resumed Jan. 17, and an snow removal crews a chance woric—whirii Bridges agpeed to Allied Planes Batter Civil rights organizers air of expectancy surrounded taeWe the job. Pottertons Lutheran Women pressed ahead with plans for arbttiate. the talks which were recessed "W e’re trying to keep the the Newry march despite ap­ Rag. But tile labor leader was not for Bridges and Flyim to go to streets open, but ■with ■winds Install Slate peals to call It off from political 19.97 £13.70 responsive of the maritime as- Wariilngton. But sources in reaching up to 40 and 60 miles 15.88 and church leaders including Mrs. Irving Secor of 77C Syca­ sooUthm. TUs apparently In­ both camps agreed it wodld hour, five minutes after our Missiles, Ack-Ack Guns Fan-forced plus radiant heat, 1320 watts. Tip-over switch William Cardinal Oonway, more Lane recently was in­ Ruby red synthetic jewels or her volve* West Coast grain deal- take at least a day for the two passes, the streets look as for safety. Automatic thermostat. #H15 Catholic Primate of aU Ireland. F birthstbnesl Includes 14K chain'; ezs, who started sepamte nego­ stalled for her second term as to brief------their------—respective ------sides we had never rtaihnio been there,” SAIGON (AP) — American are reported to have doubled day of battle was also reported tiations with the ILWU here Nearly 90 per cent of Newry’s president of tlve Ladles Aid So­ gift boxed. on the latest developments be- ^ fighter-bombers destroyed an the number of antiaircraft guns In the U Mtnh forest, a North 18,600 xx>pulation are Ckithollcs ciety of the Lutheran Women’s Friday. Normally, the grain HARRY BRIDGES perintendent of the Montreal surface-to-air missUe In pcsiUcMi along the trail. Vietnamese and Viet Cong stag- vdio m o ^ y favor uniting the m m Missionary League of Zion Evan­ r-ii- dealers, who operate dockside It's Uke This' (See Page Eighteen) roads department. , ____ . . . . . gelical Lutheran Church, in cer­ 14K Charm or In the ground war. 11 sepa- attacks in South province with the independent rate fights wero renorted Vietnam’s Mekong Delta. Republic to the south. emonies at the church. Bf f»r b^to wr. rights were reported Hanoi’s Vietnam News Ageh: The ariny and piUce made The Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, that says ‘Dearest” canceled, qports events were Chewahle Vitamin C mand reported tockiy. HHRMWHKEaMMMMR cy claimed today that Pathet an eleventh-hour appeal for the pastor of Zion Church, was the postponed, mail deliveries were Helps prevent colds! Bottle of 100 tablets, AI Lno troops overran the town of parade to be abandoned and re- installing officer. halted, and airports closed In mlssUe destroyed as 100 mg. Rag. 89c ...... A l o n g Muong Kassy in southern Laos placed by a “ stationary" rally Other 'officers installed are 8 8 affected cities. 4t was begin transported down f p last Wednesday night. Muong which would not violate the ban Mrs. Jack Soares for her second a i Rag. 25.49 Chewahle Vitamin Formula les Link to Singer Air Canada announced Its ^ E 15 Charm„19 Pin JL r a i l Kassy is on Highway 13, 40 on public processions. term as treasurer, and Mrs. An­ L k S flights to Montreal were resum- the North Vlet- Bottle of 100, plus 25 tablets - FREE! miles south of Luang Prabang “Terrorists are likely to take dreas Lorenzen, financial-social Spells out ‘dearest' in multi-color Rag. 1.29...... ing today. namese fired two SAM missiles m m secretary. ’They will serve with •synethtic gems. A Valentine’s Day special! Montreal’s 24-hour stonn and ® Navy bomber In the re- throughout South Vietnam, with ^ ^ o m *^tetw^n ^JSLreh^ Mrs. Albert Petke, incumbent B Complex with C May Lead to Irving Suit 12.2-inch fall brought the toial Sl®*’ ^® command said. But allied commands claiming vice president, and Mrs. Ernest snowfall this winter to 8 4 1 the Navy plane eluded the mis- i,5 Norto Vletalii^^e' news ^ en cy. In a l ^ d - and security forces to launch SAVE *51 Ruebln, recording secretary. Helps keet you fit! Bottle of 100, Rag. 3.59 .All! 1 A ***. slles rfi, J 7®®P® cast heard In Tokyo, said the armed attacks,’’ the British Appointed chairmen of stand­ By THE ASSOGU’TED PRESS from him more than 90 minutes ’There were also these devel- ’ Th! nz-Hnn «.m p ti is homes and furnaces In many an anticipated Communist of- my were reported killed, half of would stand by him,” she told ' Ibr, membership; Mrs. Anna (See Page Eighteen) communities. tensive.. the North Vietnamese these In ambushes. A fourth (See Page Eighteen) says Irving had asked to marry nev^men Friday as she arrived (See Page Nine) Grimason, publicity; Mrs. Wil­ her. stereo FM/AM Radio- ma Wiley, program. “ To My Valentine" will be machine engraved - free - on suitable flat sur­ Traditional 7 Piece » e said BMday she w ^ d go J o h ilS S lk S !* ' Also, Mrs. Charles Kuhl, faces of charms, discs, pins. Id’s etc. of before a federal grand jury Phonograph that looks as Christian growth and flowers; jewelry purchased for Valentine’s studying possible fraud charges “ I never met Howard Hughes Miss Anna S^kbeil, telephone; Day. Fireplace Ensemble against Irving and that her fu­ and I’m inclined to think now Mrs. Fred Baker and Mrs. Carl ture relationship with the novel- that Clifford has not either,” great as it sounds! Walters, kitchen; Mrs. Walter 1st "must now depend on the ®**® California All Geared Up Semrow, shut-ins; Mrs. John outcome of this whole affair.” Irving, 41, is married to his Marks, transportation; Mrs. Wil­ UNPAINTED FURNITURE 'Hie grand jury In New York fourth wife, a Swiss artist. (Mrs. liam (Jhultz, coffee hour; and s 27.88 is Investigating Irving’s claim van Pellandt, 39, has been sep- Miss Helen Janssen, commem­ 2 Drawer Nite Stand Black and .solid brass ■. . . durable . '. . all time favorite! that a book manuscript he sold arated from her second hus- orative stamps. Consists of draw ^l" x 38 ", 20'2 " high andirons. 4 For Support of President Rag. to McGraw-HUl, Inc., was a band since 1969 when she and Tentative program plans are: 20.99 piece fireset. April, cake decorating demon­ Hughes autobiography assem- Irving met on the Spanish 15.48 bled at meetings with the re- Island of Ibiza, where both WASHINGTON (AP) — talking about Vietnam until did not absolutely rule out a de- stration; May, birthday social Size 1.5' X ir4 " X 26". ready to finish. Hearth Broom T OO clustve billionaire. have homes. President Nixon’s re-election someone in power proposes a bate at another time, and European slides; June, fund­ Assorted colors; Rag. 2 .4 9 ...... A a O C i campaign is being geared up peace plan that could succeed McGovern himself has been Irving had signed an affidavit ’The singer said she and Mar- raising supper; July, picnic; 4 Drawer Pedestal Desk with GOP spokesmen in Call- instead of repleating past plans challenged to a debate in New saying he and Hughes had long shall would fly to New York September, film; October, plan­ Deluxe Canvas Log Carrier Q Q fornia and New Hampshire that have failed.” Hampshire by another Demo­ Reg. sessions In Mexico atxxit the next week, possibly Tuesday, to ning for Christmas sale; No­ 36" X 24” in assorted colors. Rag. 3.99 M a C f C # calling the Democratic field a Muskle proposed setting a era*., • Sen. 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For a couple of centuries at least New Eventually, the insurrection England lived and flourished on the may dare try for a vote in the Elements of an Old Story >-4N 10 A.M. to 8 P.M Saturday, February 6 Democratic State Central Com­ theory that if there was anything you mittee, or for control of a state were afraid to do, that was the thing you convention, with candidates of In Market Revamp Plans Open Diplomacy’s Turn? did first. its own for state chairman, or for governor. , B y JOHN CUNNIFF ing commlBsions end in effect *niere is at least a momentary impree- obtaining stock at a discount. The progress of the insurrec­ NHJW YORK (AP) — There SUNDAY ONLY SPECIALS slOR that, contrary to the usual assump- tion may be hastened and help­ Operations of the securitiee Harassing Our Friends are elemmts of an did, did sto­ UoR, it is open diplom acy which is p ro­ ed by the possibility that Dem­ markets, said Casey, "have be­ WESTINGHOUSE ry in the report just released com e too com plicated, writh too ducing more candor and more possibility [Ihere are few of us who could run ocratic State Chairman John 5 IRON AND Bailey, the old champion still by the Securities and Exchange many transactions structured, of getting real cards on the table th

H’ P A G E m o m * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEStER. CQNJ^., SATtJRDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURPAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1972 PA G E N IN E BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE California Columbia F E R Y O U t THUMB5£ROUert’a — have been changed, to appraise B D othiiat DOWN cent over 1970, according to FOR . and at tax breaks that keep them of that fact. ▲ I & .d ^ A l Aspan I Opulent Richard Kristoff, chairman of ISMatlnM 2 0 t iM levieB high. “S'm not against Mrs, BTances Giordano has 2-S' favorite 3 Midday being rich," Wallace said in the Board of Assessors. The been hired by Kristoff as clerk 13 Eachange 4 Dazzling light Fort Walton Beach, “But I am 1970 totol was $11,662,066. to replace Mrs. Breen. Z -5 mremium 5 What a pole 22 Conceals 43 Hookey----- The total can change when Mrp. Giordano, who Uves on 14 Concaaled vaultercleare 24 Cupola 4SConauined, against laws that make the rich the Board of Tax Review fin­ Rt. 66, has been employed in 15 P la n for BSeU lova 2SOem u food richer.” Busing, he said, was 26Lasting 4er cent patrol for next season and ask­ May 2, but they will go to the 87----- a l i •• l i it penalty totaled $74,264, but this ed for information on the hoTMraca Democratic convention backliw year it dro]n>ed drastically to planned administration organiza­ SBParmita IS If i r whomever they wish. State $86,933. tion of the lake patrol, as well 32Uneloaad Democratic Chairman Robert I'w OUT OUR WAY BY NED OOCHRAN 34 Compatitive It It T ^ Grand Ust does not r e ­ as the rules and regulations the 8. Vance and others who op­ flect the wtKde picture of a s ­ patrol would enforce. SBM tfiaiaa 21 posed the Wallaced)aoked bill, sessable property. Richard Davis was appointed said It would get the state’s 37 Withdraw M 25 k IT The 61 exemptions for those town Are warden. First Select­ AVMZKEE'OPT 7W WHOL.B formally delegides barred because of over 65, which amount to $66,- man Howard Bates and Select­ AREA INTOSECTIOWe, 38 Shade traw a " 31 regulations against unit voting. 881, and exemptions for ser­ man Robert 'nittle voted for the PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER ONE PER FAMILY-EACH 390baervaa C P VOU CAM U SB H l» 41 Morning ST vicemen which total $394,881 af­ appointment and selectman Jo­ moiiture fect the Ust. seph Szegda abstained. SOME D,A« >.AND FISH BALLS) SM OW M EN, PORTSL 48 Roman W Also exempted are church, Selectmen agreed to pay the F O R T H A T FOR BO TTS... HE'S AN CR WHATEVER/AM’IP bronze J. Staph Outbreak LOCH KIESS ^ OPTIMIST./ THERElS AMY BICKER- l i 43 town and state owned proper­ sum of $416.60 to Jerom e Rosen, MONSTER/ IMS I’LL FVT THE 44 Dirk [ ties, assessed at $936,790. attorney for Frances BecMsh. WHOLE PLACE CPI* 46 Deacendante 44 47 45 46' w Halted Promptly 7 LIMITS/ aorrrt of Dan There are 29 new houses Bates said this was a debt 15: 49 Spaniah dance C 54 66 In New Haven making a total of 1,078 assessed against the town and must be 53Choler at $7,488,710. This Includes ad- paid. it i f 54 Repetition N E W HAVEN (AP) — ditiens and improvements. There were three court cases SB Metal fMitMier with a recoverable cost for two, M u II An outbreak of straphyloccal Barns and sheds total 878 and 57 European • both Frances Becklsh vs. the 5 are assessed At $394,800. rabbit infection that prompted Tale- (NIWteAnS INTIItnilSI AUN.) There are 2,406 motor vehi­ Zoning Board of Appeals in the New Haven Hospital to close cles listed, an increase of 109, CTommon Pleas Ckiurt. The third one of Its nurseries has passed with a value of $1,579,859. case was Frances Becklsh vs. without causing serious sick­ Other assessments are $1,- the Planning and Zoning Oom- (Herald photo by Bevins) 566,270 for 145 house and build­ misslon.which went to the State ness. rocp]:,an Van Boc closes his letter 9 A.H. to 9 P.M. IN THE. PIOC for the staph outbreak but Alternatively, the spokesmen promptly as possible. 117 Tumblebrook Drive c: mALH family, his viUage and way of wishing Plante and his famUy ENCHILADAS! maintained the germicide was fd'C’tic in a stolen unl- AfiTHIffl DRINI life. He has sent other letters, health and happiness with South Windsor. Conn. 06074 THAT 6TURD DOS JU ST I COULD CALL fCR "one of the barriers” to staph fOTm cculd shoot clvlllains and pictures and a Christmas card. the words, “May you live to be HEU?ANO I R E F U S E T O BAN THROUGH InfecticHis in hospitals. then run a w ^ leaving the Crafts Show Held Plante was in Vietnam for 14 a hundred years old.” HB2E AND KNOCKH3 SCHAEBOD/'AOULD GIVE HIM THE months as a medic with the 9th Telephone 644-1243 ----- :------army to take the blame. Cows Pull Plows MVPSaCHCVBZ. PCKMEURBUr aATISBAEnON. Infantry over two years ago. o By Martin' Class Tran Van Boc and the oldest 1 WONT CO IT ... Nearly 200 army combat He describes the war with bernadette DevUn,- a North- show, five adults gave demon thatched roof. The viUage was is completed, defense and pros­ »m Irish Ga$)iolic whp sits in stratations for the fourth grad- evacuated in 1964 because of the BRAND NAMES ecution attorneys will begin ex­ the British Hohse of Commons, ers. -- Mrs. John - - —T^lgener - mtlde many of its houses were PRINTED ANTRON JERSEY ercising the peremptocy chal­ will be among the first rapks of beeswax candles; Mrs. Rose destroyed and 60 per cent of its ! the marchers ,al<»iBj. with rix op- Applestein related many facts Ideal for those soft, clingy shifts. 46” wide. 195% lenges that will reduce Uie RECONDITIONED Euitron nylon in imbellevaible prints and colon. graiq> to 12 jurors and six alter­ posiUem members of^tho provln- about her shell collection; clal ParllamOTt In Belfa^st; Mrs. Patrick Heilandbrand nates.' NEWl — BXOIUNO NOT UKBLV U.S. District CJdurt Judge R. Addressing a r a lly , in the showed how she pOliqhes and THAT GUNMAN'B Scottish city of Glasg^ F t^ y uses unusual roots in ait; Mrs. GUARANTEED A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN Dixon Herman is .expected to BTIU. AROUNPi ai^rove the last juror on Mon­ night, she said; “Provided the Larry Olsen s^uidcasted and NATURAL HEALTH BilTTPEETTBR- British Army provides only a '4ocorated candles and allqwed dW AN.fOU YOU OKAY, YEAH, EXCEPT FOR MY t HOW ABOUT VOU, day without having to call an­ FOOD SHOPPE VARMINTI OSCAR? A N K 1 £ ,..I T H IM K I y KID, ARE VOU other contingent of veniremen. physical presence, no attempt some children to make their BEAT IT] SPRAINED m AOX RIGHT? To date 306 persens have been should be made to break oWn; and ^teorge Beauregard STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF through the arm y’s barricades, showed a film on ham radio COLOR TV called and questioned. The defendants are accused People should obey the orders operatora and used his portable PCRHAPSTHBV'R^ BUT AT THAT MOMENT THE ANCIENT WHEELS CREAK TD Machine washable I PONT SEE of conspiring to kidnap Presi­ of the stewards on the march." sot to call other operators in ONION AND BOTH STDNED BV THE POOR — ANP... 5 At daybreak Newry was re- the Greater, Hattford area. VDUR CIVIL WAR . MUTUAL BOREDOM) dent Nixon's national security adviser, Henry A.‘ Rlselnger, to ported quiet but in Belfast and ______'v ' ______SPRING BONDED AGRYLIGS blow up heating tunnels be­ Londonderry troops on sentry mgh fashion spring colors. 58” wide. 109% neath government buildings in duty oAme under sporadic fire Acrylic yam . Values to $8.49 yd. Washington, D.C. and to raid from IRA snipers. ^ 3 8 draft boards. Fifteen shots were fired at one sentry post in ' Betfast’s ^ort Strand area and a pass­ cfecoupo^e ing motorist was hit in the ◄ BLACK emd WHITE TV Alternate Bids arm. The army said no soldiers ►definition: “the Ivt^vt of pasting” . . . . we have a Sou ght b y Tow n were hit and the sniper fire wonderful selection'pf lyooden boxes and plaques. i BY COKER and PENN was not returned. spray and regular fintshes and trims, you will be^ y«*- LANCELOT Troops used rubber bullets to Bids will be opened Feb. 17 plea^ with fairway’s’^election and pri(»s! ^ disperse 20 youths rioting in From ^ POLYESTER ISN'T THAT BUNCHE ^ IT COULDN'T BE S WHAT OTHER HUEBANP^ ^©TRAieHT AHEAD AND COTTON DOUBLE KNITS AND Y400CV OVER ( ANHONB E U 5B !J WOULD PUT UP WITH J' AND LOOK FOR a t 11 a.m. in the Municipal Londonderry after midnight. An THATKINOOFOAZZy/J Building for collection and vali­ army observation post in the foiiv^y feotum variety^ Machine washable. In some petite patterns. Easy dating equipment, for use in city's Cathollo district was at­ to sew. Our reg. $4.00 yd. tacked by gunmen twice in 20 ^ of its vory host! ^ the tax collector’s office. minutes, but no one was hit. > m a n c h e s t e b LITTLE SPORTS B Y ROUSON Two alternate prices are be­ ing sought, one for a one-pay­ In Dublin, capital of the Irish t R a ZJ?" TRA«K Republic, 36 British diplomats BHTRANCE "H t r a n c e ment purchase of the equip­ f EaMHfatk i ment, the other for annual pay­ and their families were ordered ments under a three year lease home rather than risk harass­ ment by Irish nationalists. purchase agreement. yd. As part of the contract, the Ambassador Sir John Peck TBLIVlinOM H a ^ u a n c b supplier would------have to train ‘ will be left with a staff of five i * • those town employes oMlclals. His, embassy was ON SALE SUNDAY AND MONDAY l i e im kr NO, I TJA iGj, Nt Pin. would use the equipment, and burned down last Wednesday NEXT TO STOP and SHOP h would give one year of mainte­ by mobs protesting the London­ WATCH THEM GO nance. derry shootings. PAG E TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1972 , PAGE ELEVEN JhiL KsthcdsL U.S. on Gold Medal Board TV AND B y And Tacks 55-50 Defeat on Tribe EARL YOST RADI( Sporti EdUor Thanks to Susan Corrock in By EARL YOST SAPPORO, Japan (AP) Olympic Alpine skiing since gave us a big lift. And when ago and runner-up to Miss Sports D ia l The cake was there but there wasn’t much celebrat­ Both Ciood and Bad News ccnalderable more expanaa man If main­ 1964. ycu take a goal away from a Schuba in the world champion­ tained properly every year or two. —Susan Corrock put the OLYMPIC COVERAGE ing of Coach Jim Moriarty’s birthdaj^ last night at the Them was both good and bad news, of TT -i. J o * i. 1-ii.u believe It!’ ’ DDss team, then mere is a sag ta ships. Channel 30 It wUl be tatereaUiig to eee whet ac­ United States on the llth corrock said, laughing and cry- that team.’’ West Germ any w;on two o f Clarke Arena as Windham High’s Whippets came to sorts, which aiipeared in The Hendd ear­ SATURDAY town and put the final nail in Manchester High’s coffin lier this week regardtaig recreation taoll- tion will take place In me very near fu- winter oijmpic Games’ tag at the same Ume. “It was The United States suffered the three ether gold medals vure--lf any—on me aforementioned proj- 8-6 p.m. VTR Hockey From as far as winning the CCtL ------——'------lUes in Manolwrter. ^ medal board Saturday with ancmer setback Saturday as awarded Saturday, capturing Previous Night, Film Report basketball title went. wAidham Trustees of the OoiDninuiilty JC met eota. ft hrnnzft iti the wom en’s A l- "***‘»*‘®» ••• I *elt great. It feels Eric Pculsen was knocked cut the two-man bobsled and me (65^ Thwe'has byan much criUclsm direct­ Women’s and Men’s third The tall and talented Thread P. P Pts. Tuesday night with the town’s !Board of c f AHpine skiing vdien he fra c­ men’s 600-meter skating, Run Luge and Two Man Bob ,, 6 Wojick 9 3-6 10 ed et thia comer for harping on me p iS rS S lill Ski race after " with Erhard Krtler ’streaking to City five never trailed as *t 1 Reed Dlrecton and requested that the latter tured his left arm and tore —third and fouilh Run, 3 0-1 6 needa of addlUonal rec faclUtiae, or to posted a 86-60 victory before the 8 , 6 33 13 live up to past egTeements by making Sweden’s hifirh-flyinsr team, -The downhiu can be very ______knee ligaments„ ______in' a spill^ during „ his second______straight gold in me Women’s Downhill Recap, 6 4-6 16 Improve wtaat the town has. It’ s good to knocked the Ameriimns out scary—it’s a tough and difficult practice, apparenUy after being latter event. largest crow d o f the season, 2 P. Swltchenko 4 1-3 9 ecnne long-needed oepttal imptxyvamenta Correspondents R o u n^ 1,331 payees, plus the usual t 1 0-1 3 at the North End BuUdliig. know that finally someone else’s eyes of the chase for the. gold in race—and ycu have to have momentarily ...... blinded by driving Keller, who wen the 600 me­ 0 04) 0 Tablet Olympic Features. number of free loaders. The ® *** have been opened. ice hockey. centre! cf me mountain,’’ said snew. ters ta Grenoble, France, ta Surprisln|:ly, their request a com­ ' e * » 0;66-ll p.m. VTR Women’s success kept Windham In a tie I8 Totals 947 66 mittee, headed by Frank Sbeldan. was Miss Corrock, a 22-year-rtd me cute, freckle-faced girl with There were some bright 1968, rocketed to victory in lOKM Cross Country (Win­ for the (XaXi lead with Hall Manchester (60) well received. Aroimd and About from Ketchum, Idaho, who has nerves as cool as the snow she spots, though. 39.44 secends, breaking tae ner), Live Hockey, Live 70M F PU. been skiing ta intemaUonal covered. “I had control of tae In women’s figure skating, Olympic mark of 40.10 set by High" of West Hartford, each f Mistretta 2 The tnisteee are also seeUng addition­ Up and iiround fcUowing a ihicceaaful Special Jump Hlll (Winner), with 0-3 marks. Hall trimmed 3 Haberem 0 al facUlUes for the North End, notably ccmpeUUoa for just two years, mountain.” Austria’s ccol, pre(dse world America’s Terry McDermott In Live Men’ s 1,600M Spetrt “ vlctary’ ' over Ulneaa is Bill Skoneaki, hod raised me United States The U.S. hockey team, how- champion, Beatrix Schuba, took 1084. Penhey, 70-67. ^2 Herdlo ? rejplacementB o f the two tennis courts 11:30-1 a.m. U ve And VTR 10 cpmmlaatoner of me caiaxter Oak Foot- Three other entries also bet­ The calendar said Morlarty 1 Carlson wliltdi went the way cf pregress (?) hopes for a gold when she ever, wasn’t in control much of the lead as expected at the end 70M Jump (Winner), Live 1 Tucker O 0-2 beU Gonferaice. He waa hoiqpltallsed five flashed down me 1%-mlle Uie way as me weaiy skaters of me ccmpulscry figures, tered McDermott’s mark, stiver was to add jusf one year but he 0 Perry 0 2-2 when North Main Street was rerouted. weeka following a aetsure. . .Herta Ken­ Men’s 1,660M Speed Skating squirm ed and shuffled . suround course In the fastest time dur- were outgunned 6-1 by speedy, which count 60 per cent toward medalist Hasse Borjes ct Swe­ (Winner), Live Hockey. 14 Totals % 60 Apparently town ottlolals have been ney, Wealayan’s varsity basketball tag practice runs. third-ranked Sweden. the champienships to be de­ den with 33.69, Valeri Mouratov the bench all night and looked Score at half 36-24 Windluun. SUNDAY u le e p , or Just didn't oare, for Improve­ coe^ gate a first Imnd look at some of And for a few momenta on “They played well enough to cided in Monday’s free skating. cf me Soviet Union who tcok drained and at least 10 years ments have been badly needed at tbe Y 3-6 p.m. VTR Hockey, VTR older when Uxe final ydilstle the ever-hustling Herdic gar- the state’s high scho:l {dayers by of- Saturday, It appeared she Just win,’’ U.S. Coach Murray Wll- But U.S. entries w ere In tw o the bronze wim 39.80 and Nor­ Pairs Figure Skating Com­ building for all too many yearn. adeUng the hoop gunes on off nights. . . might capture it as she whizzed liamscn said of his players, ac­ of me next three positions— way’s Per Bjoran wim 39.91. blew. There was plenty of cake nered eight, WhUe It waa oidy a verbal agraement, pulsory, Recap Men’ s 6,000, left over in the dejected dress- l^dhsun raced to an esirly Work sfot In me houee for bariietbaU threue^ me 2,108 meters ta 1 knowledging that a major fac­ Julie Holmes of Noilh Holly­ The two-man bobsled tandem 600 and 1,600M Speed Skat­ It was clearly undaiatood that the tannla games Is flocr level. The best seats are minute 87.68 seconds to take tor ta the Swedes’ control of tae wood, CaTlf., second and Janet of WolfgEuig Zlmmerer and Pe­ ing room. 6-0 edge and nesirly three min- courta would ba refdaoad at the Y-Roh- ing, Olympic Features—^Vil­ tfaoae where you can alt comfortable and me lead. game was me Americans’ lack Lynn cf Rcckford, 111., fcxirta ter Utzschneider totaled a win­ lage, Etc., Interviews Below .600 utes went by before Manchester ertaon Parti complax as aeon as condi- Wim look down at me aetton. . .Rich Hebner But right behind her was o f rest. behind Canadian Karen Mag- ning 4 minutes, 57.07 seconds American Olympians, VTR Manchester's record, with tallied. The invaders led tlons parmltted. the setback, dipped below the \, throughout, holding 16-0, 30-24 of the Plttoburgh Piratee and Jim Nance Marie Theresa Nadlg of Swlt- The contest came only 16 nussen. for meir four runs along the 1,- of 70M Jump (Reprise). Hew North End raatdents want Oils cf the Boston Patriots are a(meduled to zeriand, a 17-year-old student hours after me U.S. squad had “My compulsortes were per­ 563-meter Mount Tiene course. 11:80-1 a.m . Live Men’ s Down- .600 mark, 6-7 and the Red and and 47-88 margins at the quar- long without voicing any coniplalnU is a White Is not only out of the tei^. headline a Sports Night tonight at the and me eventual winner cf m e battled Its w ay Into Class A- fect—^I den’t think Julie can West Germany also took me sil­ hUl, 'VTR Hockey, U ve Fin­ mystery. Vernon <3entar Middle School, ^lonaored gold medal, who bumped Miss tae teams which qualify for catch me,’’ said Miss Schuba, ver and Switzeriand won me ish of Men’ s 10,000M Speed CXTL picture but must play ex- Herdic was the only consls- PoUttolana, from time to Ume, bave tra hard .to gain a post-season tent scorer and In the final by the Vernon PcUce Asea. Tickets will (Jorrock into second place by medal competition—wim a 6-3 the confident, 6-foot-6 blonde bronze. Skating (Winner), VTR eohcltated background material and In­ Ulrich Wehling brought East tourney bid. The success for the eight m inutes, he tallied 10 be available at me door. . .Fran Tarken- finishing the downhill Just one victory over Switzeriand. from Vienna. Men’s Cross Country 16KM formation from thia depertmant and Germany its first gold of me Whips avenged an esirly 77-78 points, Mistretta adding the ton’s goorw waa cooked as a member of second faster, ta 1:86.68. Kevin Abeam of MUbm, She will be No. 16 to appear (Winner). Games In me Nordic combined. loss suffered at WlUlmantic. other two .whUe the rest of the pledged that they would do siNnetfalng If the New York Giants when he 'walked out And oidy momenta later, pre­ Mass., scored the icne Ameri- in the free skating, three be- MONDAY Manchester has now dropped team went stone cdd. rtected — and when in office, tbey looked on the team laat August In a contract race favorite Annemarie ProeU can goal against Sweden. Two hind Mias Holmes, who said she finishing third ta Saturday’s 16- 8:80-9 a.m. VTR Women’ s Its last three starts and four of The 11-polnt maigln Windham the other way and completely forgot the dispute. Tbe first taker the Giants got cf Austria, me leader ta wom­ others, by Ronald Naslund of was happy wim her draw for kilometer (6.3-mlle) race and, Free Skating (Winner) BurnsviUe, Minn., and Robbie Monday’s finals. later in the day, fourth in tae the last five outings In Its enjoyed at 'intermission stood North End people. may unloaded the quarterback. , ,Qver- en’s World Cup oompetlUon, (Teaser), VTR Hockey, VTR “I was the 13m skater today 76-meter ski jump to wind up plunge from the top of Uie OCTL> up as Manchester outacored the Every penny put into renovading the looked by many has bean me excrilent grabbed the silver medal w im Ftorek of Needham, Mass., Recap Men’s Downhill. in me compulsortes and I did wim 413.340 jxjtata. The silver to the second division. w^ers in the second half, 20- Oonununlty Y and adding facUlUea, auch photo work of acbodboy hasketbaU a 1 :87.00 clocking. were disallowed. well, so It’s not unlucky for went to Rauno Miettinen of Fln- Flve men will always beat 20i. Windham’s margin was as tha raqueated tennis courts and out­ gamee in the area tUs eeaaon by Reggie Nevertheless, Miss Corrock’s “if one Imd been sillowed ... It OTHER SPORTS me,’’ said the 'winner of me land and me bronze to East one on the basketball floor and shaved to five points, 40-44 with door baakatbaU court, would ba weU Pinto and A1 Buceiviclua of The Herald bronze was me first won by an could have changed me game SATURDAY pre-Olympic gold medal a year Germany’s Heinz Luck. that’s what the situation was six minutes left but that was as qpant. staff. . .One reaaon the New Yoik Giants American here and the first In around,’ ’ WHUamson said. "It 11:00 (18) UCLA vs. use Bas- before a highly excitable crowd, close as the Tribe could come, sent Frey Dryer to the New England keteaU which included several hundred Summary: doiirtg in Sad Sfatpe Pats waa because ofe his indifference to 1:00 (8) BasketbaU: Mar­ fans from WUUmantlc. • • ...... The other Item that caught tibia de- club rules. While aU playara traveled In quette vs. DePauI It was simply a case of Her­ partment'a eye m>peared to print dark suite. Dryer dresoed as he’ {Beased New London (18) EGAG BaskettMOl: dic against Windham. The red­ In Thuraday’e ediUon which noted that and tala Img hair didn’t set wett wim Syracuse vs. UMaas headed artist dropped me West Side temls courts en d the out­ (Jooch Alex Webatw. Dryer waa no M arksm en (18) Wrestling In 23 points, nearly one-half the door hesketbell c o i ^ at m e West Bide where near the itoyer last year that he ' (8) Pro Bowlers Tribe total. He pumped In 10 Ovali may not be suitable for fur­ was In 1970. . A BC wUl televise me (3) Oolf Classic (18) NBA HighUghta twin-pointers and added three ther use because of being in run down NCAA footbaU games me next two years. Beat T ribe Under the terras of the new contract, (8) Wide World of Sports more rallies from the line. Dan WEDNESOAT WIVES — Jo- condiUan. The guns blazed away yester­ (18) RoUer Derby Caiison also reached twin flg- 3^ ^ Komer 186, Roberta Shore My, 'What a surprise. ABC wlU sriact games to be telecast day aftemoon at the now and foUowiag tbe slxm Saturday of me sea­ (18) Sports niuatrated ures In defeat with a doeen, all ig2-602. Bom the tennia and baakatbaU courta beautiful range at New London SUNDAY via hoops, four coming on has- ' _____ have been riewly deteriorating and no son as late os the proceeding Monday be­ High and adien me smoke clear­ 1:30 (30) Lee Treirlno’s Golf ket hangers. one In authority has bam willing to do fore each Saturday. . .U.S. Eastern Ski ed away, the host team Just , ^ HOME ENOINEEiW-liuaus- 2:00 (3) NHL: Maple Leafs vs. Meanwhile, Sw ltche**o and 179-494, H ilm a McOtmib anvtliinc about It. Jumping Cbamptcnshlps wUl be held nipped Manchester High, 808- (Herald photo by Bucelvicius) Rangers Oo. w as doing a m asterful team 178.179.482, L ee Pabst 184. One wondara why It takas yaara to get FM>. IS-U at SallriMiry. . .Meadowlark 398. Bom sides did some excel­ (8) NBA: K nicks vs. ALL EVEN—^That’s what resulted when a jump ball was called as Brad Woj- job. The five starters tallied all _____ Lemon has been wim tbe Harlem OlObe- miiigB done to iqpgrade tbe current rec­ lent shooting in this Connecticut 76ers cik (24), Windham and Rick Kieman of Manchester came down with . but two points with Steve R,n«n t.F.F. OLAfiSIC—Bea Mb- reation faoilitlee that are avaUaMe. trottei* since 1064. He’s tba team show­ High School Rifle League. Swltchenko pacing the attack qujn 206-626, M arie D eL ucco 17», If me courts at the West Bide Oval are man and t«q> scorer. . .Tickets ate stUl For Manchester, Bob Chaves, with 16 m arkers, fou r m ore gandy B eben 179-489, H arriet repelred, 'whioh West Bide realdents avaUaUe for tonight’s Swimming Carni­ 'wim an exceUent standing score than elongated BUI Budzinski. cjoons 194-188-496, Joyce C3br- should see that mey are, it will be at val at Yala. . .Have a nice weriiend. of 40, turned ta me best score SaintsTop Pete Swltchenko added nine, rlveau 180-176-625, B etty R og- of me match. He was followed Eagles Coast to Win hard-worklng B rad WojcUc 10 ers 184, DotUe Whitehead 496, by Mike Plerro (180), ITcky Q ien eyT ech and Henry Reed six. (Mnger Yourkas 480, Betty Rich- , (Herald photo by Buceivlcliu) Glaaa (176), Don Potter (176), Wide Edge on Boards ardson 473. GOT IT — Despite the efforts of Rick Kieman (45) and Rich Haberem (48), Connecticut Slopes List Lousy Conditions______and Rod McKenzie (176). The It was off the beards, too, ------Windham’s Steve Switchenko managed to grab rebound, one reason team won. match was one postpined from that Windham held a wide edge. FTAVOKETTES — Adele Mc- Thursday due to the storm.Flrat Five, 81- 53 Why Manchester didn’t battle Bride 127. year shooter Karl Tureck, ta the rugged Whippets under el------me very first maum of bis ca/- St. Thomas Seminary came to A s McKeon Stars play and blew Cheney Tech out ther b ^ d was another minus SAPLINOS — Maude Mad- Rain Dampens Ml Ski Areas reer, turned In a very dommend- fo r the hom e crew . Budzlnsky gan 126-166-361, M ary Kuz- able score of 160. o f the .gym with a sound 81-63 By DICK LEDBETTER grabbed 16, Wojick 12, and the mickas 341. The locate now sport a 7-4 victory last night on me BOSTON (AP) — High a “dlsaatM<— the moment. The wind did dry Beavers’ court. Tech now sports The qu^tion was wheth­ Swltdienkos, Pete and Steve, ------worae than ’64-’06.’’ the wet snow out’’ record for the season and 8-3 in Hoop Scores added 11 and nine, for a total of MERCHANTS — Rich Mazur hopes turned to disappoint* the league. They hope to grt a 3-13 overall m ark. er or not East Catholic lioot Valley waa olosad all Bouaquet’a, Mt. Tom In Hol- Denis Shortell led the winners’ 47 fo r this quartet, hfike M is- 146, Jim A ceto 166-187-418, DOn ment for ski area operators day Friday and manager Fern yoke, a ^ anowmaUng area, back on me winning - side would be up for last night’s Coveqtiy (79 GOLDEN EFFORT—^Marie Therese Nadig: of Switzerland flies to Gold Medal offensive with 24 points with B. F. Fts. tretta led the loca ls with 11 and Kuappinen 139. Can Beat South Windsor in all but Vermont Friday Pentbriand said, "Right now Jiminy Peak are all doing leas Wednesday at home as mey game after its big victory Locke 7 2 16 seek revenge for a previous loss in women’s downhill race in Olympic Games at Sapporo, yesterday.,(AP photo) teammate John Koperhlale nett­ over Weaver High Wednes­ Treschuk By DEAN YOST Windsor held a 2-0 lead but the Bloomfield in the wake of a promised we're hurttng.’’ Again It waa a wdl than last year, but none LeDoyt p storm that broufldit to most case a t too much water. expreaaed despair. against Cogtachoug Regional ing 17. St. Thomas led at all day night. The question Green It used to be Windsor dead-eye shooting of guard 2 LItke 1-3 3 High of Mlddlefield. breaks, 26-8, 46-21 and 62-33. Morse 2 Norman 0 -1 8 of New England first snow, Nevwtheleaa, bom Loot Val- Office M hna^ Mrs. Madrion was easily answered as the Schoolboy Baskethall Roundup Locks that was the thorn WUUe Lenon knotted U»e count 4 Harris New London (808) Cheney’s Ken Maynard tallied Tooney 3- 8 , 11 then sleet, and finally a lot ley and Sky-Biy> Cloaed Frl- Ottman aald me season was E agles coasted to an 85-66 v ic­ Bendzans in South Windsor’s side, 2-® with 7:46 remaining. The 2 Lenon 4-6 20 Bradrtiaw 48 46 47 46 186 Broken Record, Stride 17 points and little Tom Tomko Gankofskle 1 Allen 4-6 8 o f rain day, sold buatoeaa this year “behind laat year naturaUy, but tory over St. Bernard’s in Zuzel now it’s Bloomfield High 3 William OO 4 Kortesle 40 47 46 41 183 pepped ta 18 for the Beavers. M ontvllle. Kissane 1 Jennings M 4 Northern and central Ve^ waa h b a ^ Almatti 49 47 46 41 183 A balanced scoring attack by Welles as it dealt the Bobcats IT, , mont areaa wet« mon than to aubatanttal aU achod ^ u c e more snow and mo« The 88 points was the team’s Carlson Coventry in Victory their second setback this 16 Totals 22 14-26 68 Bmirn 60 46 46 88 175 St. Thomas was the big differ­ second best offensive show. The season, 68-47, In an Important ahead, 4-3 wlOi 6.10 Sonth Windsor (47^ K. AlmetU 48 47 46 80 171 Highlights Track News ence In me contest. Totals 34 U 79 showing. P B , F Pto. Eagles, averaging 61 points per Bast Hampton (56) CJentral V alley (Conference con-, 4 Levesque 9 3-4 21 to 16 inchaa of Heavy, wet snow phenomenon there was reaaon for despair. , Manchester (808) The Beavers have three games game, now boast a 12-3 record Wood 3 AU W arliawks 0 Hoyt -0 4-6 4 that covered bore spots and tee Chaves 40 46 46 186 test last night in South Wind­ 4 Burger 2 7-7 9 that waa helping to make up There was no aiding there NEW YORK (AP)—Patty Johnson broke a world remaining of their schedule all with four g^ames left. Boyce 2 .and set up a pcofltaUe waek- Plerro 46 47 42 46 180 Rossi 5 Ties for Loop Lead sor. From this point.on It was £iU 2 Mackeyi^ e for gmendly deonased bust- Friday, at any at m e four record and Dr. broke his stride. homp. They play only once The Eagles had little trouble Breda 0 Mid. Glass 40 47 42 M 176 Those were the hlghUghte of Bolles 10 The Warhawks stopped South Warhawks as they opened up the \ on weekeiuta. Even oo, areas, moujd> kU hoped to with the Saints and were in con­ margin to 18-14 at the end of 0 Lacy /V ' A cov^e of nbrmem Mklna Potter 47 46 46 37 176 PARKADE DUSTY — Lou track meets in and la’s Ralph Doubell, the worid "®xt Krasnifskl 1 4 After winning 110 games in small school competition, Windsor earlier this season after me state office of VacatUm TTa- make some anew and (^en for record-holder, twisted his ankle Gn^by and taen nvjinnd trol. practically the whole con­ Warmsley 0 the first period. Kelly areas also were blessed, but McdEenzle 48 44 43 40 175 Poltaski 214-661, M ason Stone Port Worth, Tex., Friday night test. The locals were led by Heart 2 4 Cromwell High was finally dealt a setback in the Char­ the latter had won 32 games In vel was looking ahead to me me weekend, 206, G ary Atam lan 216, Bob and failed to finish. Feb. 14 ^d end up with Toltand ter Oak Conference. Bacon Academy playing at home, a row. The Bobcats had reeled Steve Harris teamed with 13„ Totals ^ 16 16-30 47 moat of me other area oper- neoct tw o moatha hw a suooeoaful “This la me worst year I’ve Other MHS Shooters : that also saw Michlgran State’s John AlcKeon who gave a tre­ Totals 23 10 66 Score at half 36-26 Bloomfield. Uvengood 48 47 44 36 176 OUver 218-662, D ick Turcotte In the mile, Italy’s Francesco High Feb. pinned a 52-51 loss on Cromwell on Jeff Kowalski’s 25- off nine more victories In a row Leon to keep the winners ahead atora In the region had to force luon, ever seen,” said Fred Egan, Herb Washington equal the St. Thomas (81) mendous all-around perform­ Elliogton (59) a smile and make dd wim, at Person 46 47 43 86 170 211-678, C h a rl^ K a e e la ^ a s Arese defeated countryman B. F. Pts. before the latest loss to Bloom­ in the second stanza as the third canto as they outacored . . "All Wa need la our normal owner and manager of Ski Val- Cosgrove ance. He threw in 10 field goals B. F. Pts. loss drops the Rams to 4-11 in Tuiuk 43 40 30 87 169 212-683, Ham W ilson 213, Craw­ and Tom Ven Ruden run the Gianni Del Buono in a slow and netted four from the foul Saya 1 0 2 The (Jromwell loss drops them field. clubs broke at halftime the the Warhsawks, 1^-8 and entered beat, four ^ February and Manm snowa," ley, at 13 years me oldest of fo rd - A llen 200, Tom Atamlan 4:09.6. Marty Liqueri, returning Elder Ch. Hamed 0 6 5 both conference and overaU T.n1nrtiiila 47 42 41 20 169 fastest mile in the world this Shortell line a game high of 24 points. 11 Both clubs are now tied for Warhawks w ere on .top, 36-26. the flnq) eight m inutes traHing, snow oaturatea wim rain. Raiqih H. Moras. me state’s areaa. 217-664, T ed BldweU 284-679. from an-ankle Injury last year, Bourbeau Bedard 5 1 . play. The Locktowners now Sink 48 44 88 26 166 year. He was also the big man off the Ct. Hamed 12 3* 27 the top postlon In the (JVC Scuth W indsor closed to within 43-37. ThoM even leas fortunate got gunapee, one of New Hamp- T can’t remember anything finished third in 4:00.0. Dowd Mathews 2 0 4 sport an 8-6 (JVC marie and a Mrs. Johnson, a bespectacled Koperhlale boards with 18 rebounds. 8 with 12-2 records. Six gam es re­ one point, 20-19, wlt^ 6:12 show- Bloomfield opened Its biggest BO nuioh rain it washed away two state-owned areaa, near mis bad,” he aald. Egan The scene shifts to Cleveland Inrt>am Flint 3 2 srds. Overall, the Patriots 9-6 overall record,, 21 year old from Renton, St. Bernard’s jumped off to Flamino 0 2 2 main on South Windsor’s reg­ ing as Burger and Jeff Hoyt margin of the game, 62-39, at moat a t me anoiw that fWl aaily oteaed Friday after the 1* putting off repairs « i broken ¥ { m -Ia tenight for the 32nd annual Shea rt a 14-1 m ark. (Joventry BUI______Lucinskas the win- in me atorai and laft riurii ha- tS T a S ^ ravaged eq^Jment until ^xt year when liltU e ^ O im O y e r J ^ e ^ sc^ Wash., sped to victory in 6.4 Rabinko an early 7-3 lead using ein effec­ JOHN McKEON Totals l i 69 ular schedule. connected from the foul line. .the 6:65 mafk as Tom Norman Knights of CMumbus meet. Flynn 23 18 59 turned back Bart Hampton, 77- attack ^th i l polnte fol- hlnil A1- - hft honAii hiittAr flltAndMiCA and G.a .w v m a ’man COte 200, MBTy Wnile seconds in the wemen’s 60-yard tive press. East CTathoUc em­ East Oranby (53) Bloomfield came out smoking South Windsor managed to got hot and canned six of his hind. alopea. he hopes tetter attendance and W ith Big Scorers Kelly LaBarre 1 0 2 66, In a home encounter last icwed by O’Connor and Domln- 193-617, L ois Jrtuison 191-498, dash at the Torento Star Maple ployed its deliberate offense to In JV action, the Eagles drop- 1 1 3 in the opening minutes. South cut the margin down In the eight potato. The hand writing The only good thing about the "Blverymiag’s aiqwtaoturated prefita will enable him to ca tch _ Totals 33 16 81 Young ***8bt. ski with 14 and 11. Stam ens 186-489, Nina Leaf Indoor Games. That broke Ski Lodge Leveled Grover 7 7 21 h a v e xtb Marie DeLucco go ahead for the remainder of P®d s. close battle to the hosts, 1 » on the w all was beg^inning to rain, several araaa reported, and trees been Mown up- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ® -476 JEFFERSONVILLE, Vt. Cheney (58) Geyer 4 Elseiwhere on the area school- Rockville’s Steve Krajewski waa that it weighted down me down aU over the tralla," aald And In Connecttcut mings At 6-feet-7, 172 pounds, Yvan ^ me — worid------mark of _ 6.5 set _ two F. Pts. the contest with two minutes 62-60. The locals, who sport a 9-6 Rosenberg 6 4 16 show as the Warhawks went F ire whipped by 20 Zawadskl 1 0 • 2 boy scene, Ellington High re- tossed in a game high of 24 with new anow and prevented - an Deputy Paric Director WUUam were wet and “lousy," oper- Cournoyer of Montreal is one of ‘ years ago by Chi Cheng of Tai- B. Landry malned' cne game back of N(X)0 Joe Powers contributing 19 into an effective freeze, utilizing mile an hour winds levelled me Tomko Totals 20 13 i i even woree calamity that Carpenter. -"It’s unfit for rid- atore said. As In a number at the amaUeat players In me Na- “ ^ e l U rayu is Alien 4«6, Gochee leading East Windsor as the markers. Second Chance Asked tlie entire team. base lodge at the Madonna M. Landry last minute and opened a 21-14 with 14. threatened when high wlnda inr." ®*-her soumera areas, mey tlonal Hockey League. 'Wim 27 “ »• Dr. Meriwether, the dashing Windsor Locks (7« ^ Knights downed Bast Granby, Not yet out of the running, Mountain ski area this morn­ Maynard advwtage entering the second Bast Catholic (85) PORTLAND — Erecting a 41- South Windsor staged a last .Friday tried to r ^ . away the mmapee Mua had a poor' eea- would not be open this weekend goals, he stands as one of m e ___ doctor who was expected to se- Wefply P B. F, Pts O'Connor ? ' 6 14 59-53. W indsor Locks dealt R ock- wlnter’s meager cover, son, wim ravenuaa, only 1281,000 K it werewore /hot fw manmade league’s biggest scorers. POWDER ___PUFF — riously challenge Washington in ing. Meek quarter. 1 Quish 23 halftim e advantage. Port- ditch effort as Phil Levesque 2 7 i . Dennis had the full iw e compared to $440,000 at thia «tow. rihe diminutive right winger Wynn ITO-mw, A ^ the 60-yard sprint, startled the The three-story wooden build- McKeon exploded in the next 0 McKeon 2 f Dominski Pahner After 76 and Dave Goodwin found the housed a warming lounge eight minutes for 11 points as 1 Tierney 8 1 17 Jubrey 1 0 2 other Charter Oak Conference from boot to wbrat finow-beltod tim e a year ago. Caiman Moun- W ch Carter of Sundown said ,iped In hla 26m and 27m goals 5?^ Sherwood^ 462, Jan Maple Leaf Gardens Ing 2 Whelton o 1 11 Senofonte 3 2 8 __*1^ The winners upped their record range and closed to 64-47 with 21 11 63 1 Tomezuk Simrioof and Saddleback re- tain, the other sState owned the^ rain mode aluah at me hot- cf me seastmi In me third periodDlBella 450. when he checked his stride aft- shop, admiidstraUve rtflces, 42-21 st. Thomas. he crashed the boards and ? 2 -i Lucinskas ? 2 M “ to 8-3 and 11-4 overaU whUe the HONOLULU (AP)— ^Bob Murphy Avas looking at the ^ Steve Harris cafeteria and other facilities. scored his markers on tough, 0 Gorra 6 3 13 Flynn 1 0 2 ffi-63 se^ack !f^e.rndTgood weekend." "“Srnoyer Ccurnoyer, who has scored Barbara Algren 474, Katy ta a blistering 3:67.9. -- Friday------night------was gloomy’ ------for Yale’s 10th loss. 0 16 Totals Murphy had to wipe the rata ™“*td In the chase for the 240,- shots we did and expect to win. from the outside and though 3 St. Louis 3 3 9 with the CXX3 title at stake. HEBRON — Leading all the book up * oenaattoniaw______p£^t. Louis and Herman l®® goala ta m e p ost fiv e sea- Spearin 186-179-634. Hiltcn •was clocked In 3:68.9. all but cne of the five Con- Trinity appeared to be on the 0 Groppo 4 0 8 Portland (82) from his freckled face before ®®® prize. Archer had a 68, We tried everything, but the they hit for an adequate per­ 3 Bond 0 0 0 F. Pts. Placing all five starters in way, Rham, behind the scoring “ varm ^ was unm m i^‘bly Powder Ridge In Mid- TOns'lnciudlng a ‘high of 48 In Al Feuerbach, like Vwi Ruden nectlcut collegiate basketball way to Its third victory in 12 centage, they could not crack - - — DeBarl 0 4 double digits, (Joventry was efforts of Pat Oberiander (17) he could see anything at all aft- Trevino 70 and Coody 72. team was only going half ^ ed , ahead of the ta msTake lles’ 24 pointa and Skip whlt^ undertakers’ gloves from Bom Mchawk and ■ Powder Joey Johnston scored for Cal------.r-. Matsen’s 66-10%. It was Feuer- nectlcut. Fills Casper took a riightmarish Sharos. numtag about sight per cent end Invasion of ouatomara. shared scoring honors with out of this world,’’ the coach Basil Lima, a free agent from Totals 37 ® Rossi chipped In with 14. Ms - to play the J8th hole Ridge estimated buataeM thia SILK CITY — Harry Pleclty jjgj,ji.g fourth triumph over Elsewhere, Y ale lost 85-69 to eight on' the par-four eighth Towering Bobcat forward lOTObTi “K uraa a great atorm of the ttornla at 6:27 of toe opening Mlddlebury freshman David added, "His huaUe really paid Peabody. Bolton (63) Steve Kanimeeinle of Man­ when it became so wet he had year waa down 60 to 76 per period and Bcbby Sheehan 202-666, E ddie Danlals 221, M atsen this season. Cclumbia, MIT beat the Coast Henry hole en route to a 77-146. Levesque took gam e ecortag ^ e ^ ^ wa. ao lucky, right type," aald BIU RUey at Pentkowskl. o ff." LaFrancIs 2 0 * ®AST GRANBY — Hot-hand- chester, an outstanding full­ trouble gripping the clubs. cent from last year. Frank Pitta 214-208-601, John g f p o rt Worth, form er Guard A cadem y 80-64, and Mld- Casper hit his tee shot Into a honors with 21 potato with not bv a long shot. Big A nuui- Stawa, made It 2-0 at 6:30 of toe toird Bridgeport was led by Alan Hustle Pays Off Muro 2 8 10 ed Court Harned kept Ellington back on the University of " Fleckman with a 71 and 187 period on a 30-fcot slap shot. Golangcs 202, Rob Bassett 214- ij-g^as- A&M star Curtis M ills dlebury was a 76-66 victor over Jenson ditch and had to drop out. His Goodwin adding 10 and Burger ager Ralph Amadan watched “When you epand me day Fischer, who had 19 points and Last Laugh Rufini X 0 2 ah'ead throughout the game as was-alone in third place. ______205-609, R on Schwartz 201, Jim 44^ 430 Leg xvil- Trinity. The hustle of tlie entire team Hartford soccer team In next went Into deep rough—and nine The latter hit twice from ^ 8 taoh i. of new anow mat «M««tag oars w t m k ^ It The Canadtena had a goal Rob'nson 0 0 B blond sharpshooter netted a 1071 when It posted an 11-lcl The weather, was a major c'.lsallowed ta toe laat minute Lawrence 226, Lou Halpryn 210, yg^js cf Ranger J.C. took the Columbia’s victory kn(x:ked tossed In the basket with less paid big dividends as the Eagles Evens then he hit the wrong ball. That the field and sank aji impros- came Thursday dlaappear later was good r i^ , added a than two minutes that gave the MOBILE, Ala. (AP)—The Geer 16 4 38 game high cf 27 pointa. The season, best in school's Ills- factor. The strongest field of S p ik e s Rumor Norris Brown 201, E m il Plltt 600 In 1:11.6 and the 1,000 went Yale out of its share of the Ivy went to the boards both offen­ gave hlta three penalty strokes rtve seven of seven from the that night In a midnight apekaaman at BMton VaUey. when Pete Mahovllch was Purple Knights a 56-54 lead that * South beat the North 26-21 — — — Knights led at halftim e, 27-24. tory, signed up as manAger the year was buffeted by shift­ 207. to Larry Rose of toe Pacific League lead. Y ale, with a 3-2 sively nmi defensively. McKeon. Totals and' on one hole. line. ^ u d b u r a t and hurricane And KlUtagton said Its 11 to PALO ALTO, Oallf. (A P )~ caUed for high sticking the Central never regained. In the Senior Bowl football ® Rich Bedard tossed In U of the Hawks’ wrestling ing, changing winds Coast Club in 2:10.1. record In the league, shares Kevin Tierney and Tim Quish “It’s a'Wfully tiring when you Warhawk popper, Lenon wh^ 1® Inches produced the “finest San Fraaotooo 40ers’ quai> puck into toe net. Central’s Bill Wendt had 21 g;ame Jan. 8 but the North BHAM (46) prints for Elllngrton and Steve team for the 1071-72 season. drenched with rain that went Korcll and Jarrett each CGUNTRY CLUB — Fred Back in Torento, Leon Ccle- second place with Dartmouth had 18,'16 and 12 rebounds. from drizzle tw downpour on the have to work so hard on every tallied 20 pointa with Harris "I lust wonder why the buUd- skiing of the season." tertmek John Rrodle, who points but none of his team Four of the five Eagle starters had the last laugh with McGuire 0 ^6 *** 0 Grover netted 21 pointa In de- The ranks got thin from accred once ta toe second peri­ Baker 143-358, Don Benoit 143- man nipped WUlle Davenpert in and Princton. Waialae (JoUntry Club course:- shot," said the 28-year-old Mur- chipping In with 11. tags didn’t take right o « toe Masaachuaatte got wh<«t (Paul threw M tatoreaptions ta toe mates were able to break Into tallied double figures. Behind every member of the squad Brian McLachlan 1 1 3 feat with Bud Rosenberg adding ^Injuries and ncodemlc rea­ od when Chicago bUtzed Van­ 366, Bert Davis 164-376, Ding the 60-yard hurdles with the Columbia, now 3-12, managed SteinmlHer The conditions generally sent phy, winner of three tour S S u n K " lAmadwi aald. Tha Bouaquat M B l u e t ’s In « t t a - 1611 Natioiial Football the double-figures column. being drafted by National Oberiander sons so Steve volunteered couver wlto four ,‘xoala ta bare­ F arr 138-350, C arroll M addox first five finishers all timed In the win despite Us less of five McKeon were Tierney with 17 7 3 17 1®- 'dCores Up,. but the 42-year-old events. w ateru*^ riww rild right off field described as a "mixed League aeaeon,, added three Bridgeport now has a 13-3 markers, (^Ish with 15 and Football League teams. Hoyslnfrton 7 1 , 15 • . Ellington has now won flvfe In to wrestle. He won his first ly •- three ' mlnutea. TliA' Hull 864, Ben Paganl 186, Kd Paganl 6.9 seconds., Marty McGrady players since the beginning of In all, 60 of the 62 players Kubtucka Palmer said that waum’t his “The wind was tricky. It’s and le t t e r on only ona trail b ^ .’’ M wu S®>>*nmy f<^ to more in the playoff loaa to 148-161—412, D ick T a rca 136-358, record and Central Is 11-6. Joe Whelton with ii. Bruce MacLachlan X 0 2 ® hesta. East Windsor, match — In the 177 pound 1 Sports Slate and one slope, he aald. and six »Mhaa of, aiu^ foUowad by Bromera—Bobby and Dennis— and Lee Evans both bettered the season. Two soirfiomores in the contest were dratted, — -r — Tuesday night In a battle for the class — by forfeit, was pin­ problem . not like, say, a Florida wind. If Doilaa. Don T arca 140, John T urley 370, toe meet record of 1:10.6 In the who regained their eligibility Next game for East is next Totals even wlto wow making toe rata Thursday nlglit. At a banquet appearaace lotchad toe other Black Hawks’ IS in the first round. Of the ® N(XC top spot. ned tiie second time out, wid “The story of my round was you've got a 20-mlle-an-hdur SATURDAY Charlie Whelan 142-863. 6 0 0 , world record-holder this semester and were playlr,7 Satiuday night against South VInal Tech (34) putting,’’ he said. “I had 88 wind there, Ijt’s gotag to blow at Basketball hm^ o ^ to DO aMa to “I thlrt that aU In aU we here, Brodle aald he wished gcala during toe burst. 26 NFL team, 24 drafted at Howell 6 3 16 then scored his first legltl- The victory boosted toe Black McGrady winning ta 1:09.7 to their first varsity game com- , Catholic High at the University Kolenda 3 3 6 UTNDSOR LOCKS —A bal- Mattatuck C.C. vs. Manches­ open miemore’^ traU Saturday have a net gain hare," ha aMd. to B ^ e toe rumor that after M o r e Sporfs least one player with New mate win On a pin at 2:00 putts. I didn’t one-putt once and 20 miles an hour. Hawks’ record to 88-11-6 and In­ EARLY BIROS - Vlvi Bayer 1:10 2 fer Evans. blned for 37 points. They were 'o f Hartford In a return h 6 c en­ Holloway I had two three-putts. That’s “Here It could change on you, ter C.C. at East Catholic tamday. "» “ at bad all *aan dry anow the Oowhoye game " I tried Orleans and St. Louis lead­ Masztal 0 2. 2 Kneed Windsor Lock’s offense in the s^gond period over an creased toeir West Division 144-127-361, Julia Ganes 131, Byrcn Dyce of Jamaica took Ron Boyd, with . 24, and Bob counter. South drc^iped East Young 1 0 2 dominated the action against the whole thing.’’ He was far both force gnd direction, while Wrestling “It’B lust a^oweiiUon of how foUowed by toe wind wo ex- to commit Bulolde but toe On Next Page ing the list with five each. Emerson College opponent. lead ever Idle Minnesota to 18 Barbara Callahan 131, Karen the 1,000 over CTzechcslovakla’s Evans, with 13. earlier, 68-47. back in the Held at 148. the ball was ta the air." Manchester at Windham much money we’re going to perienoed we would have been ballet was tateroepted.’’ Totals 12 io 34 ^ amaller Rockville squad. TTie pointa. Johnson 130. Joaef Plachy ta 2:09.4. Austral- Top scorer for Yale was Mike / loae ’’ ho arid of a aaaaon ha in poorer shape Ouin we are at

f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE 'rWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. 5, 1972 Home Court Advantage Important T TO T'KT’C’O 'O U o l N l L a O b Jerry West Celts Look IRECTORY B ask etb all Leads Lakers Like C hamps NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE LAUNDRY AND Atlantic Division LUCA’S Over Bucks In Winning DRY ClfANING CAMPINQ HIGH GRADE Boston 40 18 .690 Self-Service LOS ANGELES (AP)— BOSTON (AP) — The Boston New York 32 22 .693 6 Laundromat EQUIPMENT Jerry West says the home- Celtics were up to their old Philadelphia 23 32 .418 16% Also Reweaving, Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, PRINTING court advantage in the Na­ tricks Friday night, using an Buffalo 16 38 .283 22% Custom Made Air Mattresses, Stoves, Job and Commercial Central Division Suits, Pants and ' tional Basketball Associa­ unspectacular but balanced Lanterns Printing tion isn’t just rumor; it’s scoring attack as they pecked Baltimore 24 29 .483 — m m m ^ S3 TOLLAND TPKE. away at the Cincinnati Royals. Atlanta 20 34 .370 4% I A TAUoiihg L FARR'S Manch/Vemon Town Line Prompt and Efflclent fact. Printing of An Kinds It was his inspired play late Flnal result Boston 122, Cln- Cincinnati 17 36 .321 7 • Dry Clefuiing “ The EveryUiIng Store 1” FREE TOWING Cleveland ' 17 39 .304 8% • Laundiy Service in the game Friday night that cinnati 109. Camp - Bike • Sport PHONE 043-8407 WESTERN CONFERENCE 2 MAIN STREET lifted the The game was a throw-back U6-118 Sprtaoe St. Gommunity Press Manchester at Depot Square over Milwaukee’s Bucks 118-105 to Boston’s old championship Midwest Division Hours: Mon. - F ri. 8-6 254 Broad St., Rear in a National Basketball Associ- days when the scoring was Milwaukee 45 12 .789 —- Drive-In Paridiig Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. J . F A R R — 643 7111 Sat. 8-18 Telephone 643-5727 aUon game of more importance evenly distributed among the Chicago 39 17 .696 6% than simply another victory. likes of Sam Jones, Bill Rus­ Phoenix 33 26 .667 12% The team with the best sell, John Havlicek and ’Tom Detroit 20 36 .357 24% record during the regular sea­ Sanders. Havlicek was still Pacific Division MANCHESTER MANCHESTER CUSTOM MADE son gets odd playoff games at there FMday, but this time he Los Angeles 46 7 .866 — O s f r im k y Complete Machine Shop CANVAS AWNINGS home and the importance is was accompanied by Jo Jo Golden State 34 22 .607 13 MEMORIAL CO. More and more people are pie \riio do not understand the evident in that this year, the White, Dave Cowens and Don Seattle 33 24 .679 14% DEALER IN WASTE Nelson. Houston 20 38 .364 28% taking advantage of the com- Importance of driving on worn Bucks’ only victory over the Opposite East Cemetery :\ White, Cewens and Nelson all Portland 13 44 .226 34% Ssuafood. Lakers has come in Milwaukee MATERIALS plete machine shop at Man- absorbers but they are had 21 points and Havlicek had . . ^ potentially dangerous, partlcu- and the Lakers’ two victories Friday’s Results Quality „ Mamorlals chester Auto Parte, 270 Broad i^^ly on bumpy roads and when CHOICE VARIETY over the Bucks have been here. 20 as the Celtics won their sixth IRON straight and maintained their Boston 122, Clnoinnatl 109 Over 80 Years’ Experience St., for thla shop can take care the driving is uncertain, “ I went out there tonight New York 103, Buffalo 84 cf anything you can carry Have you had the shocks on Quality looking to shoot the ball,” said six-game lead over the New SCRAP METAL Hj'ork Knicks in the Atlantic Di­ Seattle 118,| Cleveland 112 Cali 649-5807 Best in Monuments there. When It comes to work- your car tested lately? Press West. “ I don’t usually do that, Detroit 118! Philadelphia 113 Ing omcars, many men are very

I. PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATITRDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW Business Locations BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 . I Homo For Soh 72 Heinot For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Out off Town For Rent 64 a w f u l The Law of Averages Versus the Computer______Cheap, awful good buy! Im­ 75 COMMERCIAL placeofor lease, O m FIRST CRUISE, 50 PEOPLE So THIS TIME VOU WEHTSTRICTb/ FIRST, Offered by the MANCHESTER MANCHESTER 6-rcom u AR CLASSIFIED maculate 6-room Ca]^, 4 or sale 461 Main St., next to JAMMED IMTO VOUR TIMV ECO IO M V CLASS - f AND STRICTLi FOR BROHE! ) NORTH .COVENTRY — 7-room Results last night In a dupU- bedrooms. Aluminum siding, post office. Excellent business CABIM to WISH VDU BOH VOVAOC*" Cape, 3 bedrooms, recreation cate bridge game at the Italian- wall-to-waU carpeting.. Im­ new root, first-floor family tor, formal dining room, large location Ask for Joan location with building. Call 646- ALL ASHORE PHILBRICK room, 1>4 baths, 21 acres with American Glub are: North- Farmers ’Almanac Hangs mediate occupancy. Only ADVERTISING 2426, 9-5. , THAT^ QOII4G barn. Asking 839,600. Good- South: Roman Charsay and Ed- ASHORE.' 824,900. VA, no m oney down. Hayes Agency, 646- er.,vyith oipttn stairs, bedroom s ates 647-1300 THREE ROOM corner office are 12x17, 18x18 and 9x12, wall- ’______!______chlld - Bartlett Realtors, 742- gar Ramspeck, first; Dennis CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS suite. House & Hale Bldg., 963 AGENCY to-wall caipeted, 1% baths. 6786, 669-1744, 648-7887. Robinson and R obert Whiteeell, 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Main St. Phone 643-4846. COLONIAL—8 rooms, 7 years M^NOTBS’TOR - 7% - room large cloiete,’ '2'iine* hot w^ter LotS Fof SolC 73 .------::------TT^":------second; Joseih Toce and Mrs. COLUMBIA — 8 or 4-bedroom ^ HoUand, third. In U.S, Weather Bureau old, 24’ foot living room, fire­ PASEK growing heat, aluminum storms and Raised RMch, finished rec ^Iso, East-West: James Baker COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. PANELED comer office, car­ place, country kitchen, family 289-7476 R ealtors-MLfl 742-8248 We have two of these, MANCHESTER - W^ed, A- — witr‘"fireo“acr*“sto‘vT FREUND trend is to move some bureaus ford-Springfield forecast at 623- peted, Talcottville location. room, four bedrooms, garage. room with fireplace, stove, ^nd Jon Marx, first; Robert .4:80 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUCATION MANCHESTER — Garrison Co­ one has basement garage, 831,- *°ne, acre plus. Quiet but con- J WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - back into cities, since pilots can 1601, which is updated hourly. Demdllne for Saturday and Monday Is 4 :S0 p.m. Friday Convenient to Routes 86 and 15. L arge lot 886,900. lonial with front-to-back living Good financing. (Lll Pe- SL ?Tftot. tke ^ ^ ^ get full imcrmation Just as fast received 70,0«) during 860 per month. 646-4485. mer. Realtors. 643-6321, 649- SXvelT'^Reduc^d '"‘’.mdar ri****' International Airport keeps by telephone and other elec- same period. RANCH—6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, room, country kitchen, dining $27»900. W olverton Agency* R e- ______!______0588. Baker, third. Stratton is the a Parmer’s Almanac hanging on trcnlc Instruments. SMALL STORE, 16x24’, 246 room, flreplaced-famlly room, 829,000. FOr businesses that want to TOCB COOPERATION WILL n iA | AAO 9711 rec room, carpeting throughout altorsr 649-2818. MANCHESTER 10 - room Principles, call 282- Manchester Bridge Club’s new- the wall Spruce, comer of Eldrldge St., 8 bedrooms, one full and two Th« bureau sends its Informa- be warned immediately of Im- BE APPRECIATED l/IMIa I I stays. Large treed and well MANTwniHam-t, a ^ i ram bling Colonial, 3 fu ll bath's^ GLASTONBURY —M anchester 0466. ert Ufe m ^er. Both the bureau and the bock tion by teletype to the state po- pending storms or other weath- lights and heat net furnished. half baths, 2 beautifully finish­ landscaped lot. 828,900. garage, 2 fireplaces, Rd-. 9 lots and a house 3 years i.ntcu. . ® ® ® predict the weather, neither lice and to the news media that er hazards, there’s a vhf-fm Rent 885 monthly. Suitable for ed basement rooms, 2-car ga­ TX»m home. Bowers School, wall-to-wall carpeting. Ask for young, new reads and sewer. ANDOVER Just listed. ______Ranch accuracy. One uses a subscribe to its service. Period- tone alert at 162.4 MHZ that barber, small store or office. RAISED RANCH—6 rooms, 2 rage. Wolverton Agency, Real­ ^ room, new furnace, ga- ga Dupre, International Asso- ^“y °"e or contractor buy all. Oversized six-room Continued From Preceding Page with storage shed on acres. „ less-than-perfect theory based Ically through the day, the me- turns on automatically like a 643-84T4. baths, finished on first floor with tors, 649-2813. t ^ e , im m ediate occupancy, elates, 647-1300. Gall M r. A loislo (sole agent) fireplace. Lower level unfin­ Only 823,600. Hayes A gency, ______246-6163. Choice setting, real private. 1^^*“ on climate, the ether a less- teorolcgiste turn broadcasters, clock radio when the bureau MANCHESTER— Office space, ished with beautiful fireplace, 2- ’this•fwo homehnmo isla sensiblyoanoiki.r priced *'• ® Buillvan, seconu; Mrs. than-perfecti-perfect computer. readinsrreading the weather to HtaUann stations raitaputs nntout an a.iantalert, Apartments - Flats - Apartments - Rats - ANSALDI BUILT 646-0181. ORIGINAL owner offers this George McCartney and Mrs. new building. Electric heat, car garage. Large lot. 836,900.. Six-room Ranch, baths, fire- to sell at 827,600. T. J. According to the mete- for broadcast. And for boating enthusiasts well built and well maintained MANCHESTER — AA zone, Harry Odium, third. Tenements 63 Tenements 63 air - conditioning Included. place, plastered walls, dish­ 3-bedroom Ranch home, 2 full* 120’ frontage> city water, sew- crologlst-in-cbarge at Bradley, They also record the fore- and others who Ideal for professional. Conve­ HORSE LOVERS — 7-room washer, garbage disposal, cen­ FOUR-ROOM heated Hat. .Stove NEW — Deluxe duplex, 3 bed- nient Mtinchester, Vernon, Raised Ranch. 8 years old with CLOSE TO SCHOOL and refrigerator, convenient to tral vacuuming system, large b-th.s. P\ill private South W indsor, Route 86. 646- cathedral ceilings in living room 5-room Bungalow, excellent bus and store. References and cedar closet, aluminum awn­ baMment. Carpeting. All mod-, 7320. and dining room, 2-car garage, ings, ameslte drive, city util­ condition. Modem kitchen, one month security required. era appliances. Close to shop­ family room, two-stall horse ities, swimming pool, excellent formal dining room, living ______TOLLAND — Large wooded and field, 2 baths, fleldstone *^'**^®‘ “®"® •"'"I™'* ac- ihe general weather Informa- 100 percent forecasting is es- 8105 monthly. Phone 010-1914. DESIRABLE office space, ap­ bam and corral on well treed ping and schools. Children wel­ STAHLE^ Minus condition. P riced at only 829,800. room, 2 bedrooms, full base- MANCHESTER —Many featur- lots, off Old Stafford Ud. Start- fireplace. Oil hot water heat. N®" FTiaay thwe will be a curacy would be mcnctonous,” tlo nnumber 623-3888, which IssenUal, he wishes more people com ed. $260 m onthly. Paul W. proxim ately 1600 sq. ft. Choice scueu£cmo/n.'/. lot. 838,900. ment, garage and ample ed 9-room Colonial with 8 bed- l«g at 83,600. BuUders’ close- Better call now, ^ y 820,900. regular and a S^®- P® he said In an interview. updated every three hours un- thought that way. DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart­ location, excellent parking. Dougan, R ealtor, 649-4635 or CHARLES LESPERANCE yard area. Priced at 825.- rooms or more, huge living «it. Meyer Agency, Realtors, Lessenger Co., ReidtorB, 1-423- novice g ^ e is free i« ctiarge He did talk with pride about less special warnings are "You think you’re doing v«ry ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, Ideal for professions or insur­ CUSTOM buUt R anch vrith 2 complete appliances, 2 alr- 646-1021. full baths, first floor paneled 649-7620______800. room , form al dining room , 648-0609. 9291 o r 742-9718. to new players. ^ w e a ^ r service being right needed, received 6,000 ca lls w ell,’ ’ he said, ’ ’then you m iss ance. Contact Gerald Okrant, heated sunroom. Ideal home . .onm j —T mrnnoM Woii oti-aat „i,Af i., » ** Bpr cent of the time during a one-month period, one and they only remember condltloners, full basement, c h u r CH ST. — 4 rooms, flrst- family room, double raised Wall Street — six- _ _ ...... 640-0479. Our off Town Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 821,900 — 7-room older home, and office combination. 40s. ^ "®*t “ Laro said. The Greater Hart- what you did yesterday.’’ wa^er-dryer hook-up, vanity floor older 2 - family house, ___ ------Z---- TT" hearth fireplace, beautiful cus­ living room with B’ranklln LUPACCHINO AGENCY room Cape with oversized 2- cate bridge game at the An- hours’ weather.' tom country kitchen, 2-car ga­ Wolverton Agency, RekltorB'. ""® type bath, glass sliding doors, near Center endand churches;churches. FOR LEASE - approximately FOr Rent 66 FOREST HILLS area — Central stove, fam ily room , lot 100x120, 649-2818 ® * R . Harm on Agency* 646-7900. car garage, drilled well, oil hot dover Cimgregational Church •^But to evm approach 100 1,800 square feet. Ideal for pro- M\NCHESTESt — 4 bedrooms, rage. 842,900. onto patio. 8220. per month. heat included, adults pre­ alr-conditloned custom built 10- immediate occupancy. Marlon 646-6482 water heat. Fireplace, one bed- are: Mrs. Suzanne Shorts and accuracy would re­ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. fessional offices, combination ELLINGTON Rockville line, ,6 central location, quiet street room and one bath unfinished. Mrs. Samuel Pierson, first; Bob a computer many times T o lla n d ferred, no pets. References rocm duplex in residential room Colonial. Aluminum sid­ 822,900—E lve-room C ape. Cozy E. Robertson, Realtor, 643- •MANCHESTER — Immaculate 643-2692. office and warehouse space, near school, newer kitchen, Out off Toum A true value at only 826,600 Kema and Dimald Weeks, sec- faster than that currently being and security required. 8140 a neighborhcod, Utilities not in­ ing, fireplace, paneled family living room with raised hearth 5963. .T ra x T r,M ,------8-room Raised Ranch with 8 _ * . , etc., general business zone, good condition, nice yard. On­ MANCH^TBR — 6-6, 2-famlly big bedrooms, 2% baths, for- F of Sol^ Lessenger Co., Realtors, 1-428- ond; and Dr. and Mrs. Tanash used,” Laro said, "’nie cost NEW efflclenty apartment, sec- month. Call 8-5 daily, 649-4522. cluded, 8180 per month. Avail­ room with beamed ceiling, fireplace, garage, good location. 75 room for expansion, ample plus finished rec room down­ ly 823,000. Hayes A gency, 646- MANCHESTER area — Atten- near ^ If course, schools, shop- mal dining room and sunny o m o r 742-9718. A toynaton, third. have to be financed by Juniors Pick Mrs. Knight ond floor. Ideal for couple. SDC-ROOM Duplex available able M arch 1st. 872-0359. 7:30- 0181. Ideal starter home. parking, located In Bolton be­ stairs with built-in bar, wall- tion gentlemen farmers, 8- ping, St. James Parish. Ask for living room, large kitchen with A ^ V E R - L ^e pririieges. Heat, stove, refrigerator, 8126. Febmary 1st., stove, refriger 9:30 p.m . tween Route 44-A and new to-wall wool carpeting through- JUMBO sized Colonial and lot room custom built Colonial- Earle Everett, International bilut*- ins, flreplaced - famlty ***''»'" **> Thursday morning A s Oman of the Month^ CallgoQ2 649-6206 after 3, or 643- „to r and a*anwasner. dishwasher uenirai- Central- KouieRoute o. 6 Ameuy Am edy neaiiy, R ealty Rivem eal- b— o LTON Larget------; 3-rcom------apart-3 " out, self-cleaning oyen, many offering charm and spacious­ Cape, 2 baths, 2 acres, out­ A------ssociates, 647-1300.------room, 2-car garage. Excellent n®«t”®®* on hlglihlg^i woodsyww>dsy lot. Per- ^ r- lent 2-famlly ^ q^et, con- dupUcate bridge game at the manv more 6802 ly located. Security and refer­ tors, 875-1 ment, quiet neighborhood, ref­ other extras. Owner, 648-7604. Family Room ness. Ten rooms, 2% baths, buildings. Hayes Agency, 646- buy. Wolverton Agency, Real- feet retirement or starter avenlent ^ e Evri^JT'fSXm M^hesterManchester Country Qub aub are: thh^ things that need Scin^^rfinancing to- Mrs. Editii Knight, ToUand’s ranks of the Webelos scouts, ences. 8186. 646-1534. SPACIOUS 6-room Colonial with TERESA Apartments, 1 Main ______FIVE-ROOM Apartment offices erences, 643-5983. with modem kitchen with buUt-ins. 0131. tors, 649-2818. l ^ ^ Daigle and Mrs. day—the poverty program tor assessor, has been selcted as Two year pins were present 5 garage, good sized lot on quiet MANCHESTER —Duplex, 6-6,' Two large enclosed porches, 2------®‘®>-- 22^’ Northeast Realty. 668- Turell, first; Mrs. How- _ UnU ^eaLTfSecLtiiur fi»® T®M®nd Junior Women’s ed to Don Barrows. Rail* Hem- St. Deluxe (me-bedroom apart- MANCHESTER — Newer two- street, 83,600 down to qualified combination, heat, hot water, b OLTON Sunset Apartments — modem kitchen, built-in stove. car garage. BAST Hartford — 823 «00 Six- ______Miss Marguerite m^gt take a low i>riortty . . . Club Woman of the Month for beig;, Scott Conlon, StevOT Nan- ment. Including appliances, bedroom first-floor apartment. private bath, air-conditioning, country living off Route 44-A, refrigerator, excellent condi­ Fireplace buyer. CaU HiAenthal Co. Re­ alr>conaltioning, carpets, $167. includes heat, appliances, car- carpeting, ground floor loca­ altors, 646-1166. Rtfxasl H safiilsl XA a room Colonial. Alumblum sld- COLCHESTER — 828,600, 6- Bengs. second; Mrs. Grace ..^nd do we really want 100 February. gle, and Joe Gorman. take Tolland Rd. to High tion. 838,900. Hutchins A gency, TEN ROOM contemporary n.eau n eraici ixas .— ------..------Ranch, double garage, Barrett and Mrs. Mary ’Her- pgj. cen t forecasting? A TdiLand native, Mrs. Knight Special awards were present- monthly. Paul W. Dougan, pets. 8190 per month. Paul W. tion, parking. Apply Marlow's, 7-room Colonial, 1% baths, HELP! ing, new furnace, large lot. Meadow to Sunset Rd., one- R ealtors, 649-5324. Ranch with ^room studio apart­ family room, large lot, 30 min- ”®y- Mrs. Arthur Smith ..jf ^ jmew the week before bas served as a member of the ed to Linwood Shaw (2), Carl R ealtor, 643-4635. Dougan, R ealtor, 640-4535. 867 Main St., 640-5221. large landscaped lot, family Hutchins Agency, Realtors, bedroom luxury apartment ment or In-Iaw suite, over 1% utes to P.W. Immaculate con- Mrs. Leland Carlson, Christmas there would be no Beard of Aseessors since 1967; Prey, Scott Hubbard (3), Steve featuring carpeting color key- THREE - BEDROOM Colonial, room first floor, formal dining acres of land with a view, red­ Tea! We need help badly in lo­ 649-5324. FIVE ROOMS, second-floor -i >h REE - BEDROOM Colonial MANCHESTER -16,000-100,000 dltion. Meyer Realtors, 643- fourth. snow, who’d want to buy skis? I® secretary of the Conservation Shackway, John Piazza, Don ed appliances be^ed celling fireplaced-llvlng room, formal room, master bedroom 12x19, wood construction. Large ther­ cating the following property— apartment, central location. apartment, five month sublet. square foot units available im- So Basic Child’s Prayers 0609. ------And the sports shops would suf- Commission; and Isicn the cur- Thlbeault, Blake Ford, RusseU paneling, large rooms, air-con- m, eat-in kitchen, plenty of closet space, close to mopane windows. if you are selling or know of HEBRON No children or pets, middle- Manchester. Available Febru­ anyone selling. Please, Please Results In Wednesday mom- fg,^ jf yf^ knew a week ahead juiy committee. A mem- Isch, James Thayer, Robert aged couple preferred. Refer­ Stioned'^frelehrel^atora^'M ditionii^’ o^onal, private full with buUt-ln appliances. Wood- schools. High 30s. COUNTRY setting, 6 - rcom ing duplicate bridge game at of time that Miami would be ber of the Democratic TowhWells. ary 29 o r before. Phone 643- mtione^ freight elevatora, 81 basement, convenient to cen- lot: walking distance to all COLONIAL-Cholce residential g iv e us a call. HORSES!!! ences and security deposit re­ 1047. area, completely redecorated, Ranch, view of surrounding the Community Y are: North- cloudy during our vacation. Committee, she has served pre- Webelo Den 1 retained the ad- to $1.60 per square foot. 1- ters, 8166. Individual electric achcols.schcols, bus. bus, shom>iiur. shopping. Unoer Upper T 3 stalls (new), training ring quired. Call 649-0694. 748-5634. new fully appUanced kitchen, • '6-room hom e, under 830,000. hlUs, 3 bedrooms, dead end South; Mrs. Samuel Pierson tie disappointed and might vlously on the Zoning Board of vancement banner for the sec- FOUR - ROOM, two-bedroom heating. Built by Archambault 20s. P rincipals only, 643-9792. and corral with modem 6^ street. Only 823,900. Hayes and Mrs. Artiuu* Shorts, and not have gone.’* Appeals and the Comprehensive ond month. FOUR ROOMS, first floor. formal dining room, living room apartment. Children accepted. 160 NORTH MAIN — Manches- Builders, 643-1440, 647-1S62. KEITH • 2-family duplex room home, 2-car garage A gency, 646-0131. M rs. Louts D aigle and M rs. The w eather bureau, technl- Study C om m ittee fo r town Cub Scout Pack 916 w ill hold Range, heat, hot water fur­ M anchester with fireplace, large master School across streeL Security ter’s newest and most pres- 73^33733 ------;;------T------REAL ESTATE for under 40 thousand????? —I---- 71— Charles Turell, tied for first; cally the National Weather buildings. a committee meeting Wednesday A ANDOVER - 3-room house. VALUE GALORE 1! bedroom, fully alr-condltionedi • P ackage store, over 8100,000 nished. Basement storage, 27 deposit. 8135 m onthly. 649-7368. tigeus office building. Approx J a cie W agner, 228-9384. VERNON -- M^hestOT Une, J<*n Hyde and Mrs. Service, gives weather "out- Mrs. Knight lives In the same at 7:30 p.m. in the United COn- heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ Don’t miss seeing this spa­ 646-4126 649-1922 Immaculate condition. Beau­ gross. Main St., T alcottville. 8146. 15,000 square feet o f o ffice 7-room Garrison Colonlu, prank Horton, third. looks” up to five days In ad- home in which she was bom, gregational Church Religious monthly. Peterman Realtor, DESIRABLE 4 erator, large yard, quiet cious 7-room Garrison Co- tifully landscaped grounds. rooms, second space ready to go. Plenty of MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- • Restaurant with liquor. HURWIT & SIMONS country setting, beamed cell- Also, Ekist-West; Mr. and vance. But Laro stressed that 'wltb her husband Marlin and Education Building, neighborhcod, 8180 monthly. family room off kitchen 649-9404. floor, heated. electric stove, parking, elevator, T. J. Crock­ room Ranch, on a high and BOULDER RD. — Privacy on Open 9-9 289-9525 tag. fireplace in carpeted llv- Mrs. Herbert Smith, first; Mrs. yie accuracy of a five-day “out- two sons. Tax Review Hearings 742-8161. opening to a largn screened 8160, m onthly. Security, 849- ett, R ealtor, 643-1577. wooded lot, country-size kitch­ over 1% acres. Custom Co­ tag room, country kitchen, j{^ Boyle and Mrs. James look” Is much lower than that Vitally concerned with Tol- The app^s hearings of the MANCHEISTER — Royal Arms 1919 between 6:30-7:30 p.m . porch, fireplace, multi­ en, formal dining room, den two - bedroom Townhouse ROCKVILLE — Small, sunny bath, central alr-ccmdltion- lonial, rec room, special In­ Paul J. Correnti EAST HARTFORD — Older dlshwaMier. Formal dining McLaughlin, second; Mrs. Car- of a ^hour “forecast.” land’s future, Mrs. Knight par- Board of Tax Review will not and 2 bedrooms, fireplace in terior, 2-car garage. apartments. Fully equipped DELUXE one-bedroom a p a rt 4-room apartment, on second ing and m uch m ore, 836,900. Real Estate Agency home, completely redecorat­ room, bulU-ta comer cup- roll Barrett and Mrs. James T he Farmer’s Almaxiac, tlclpates actively In town meet- be held until March this year, Hoiises For Rent 65 living room, attached garage, ed, VA rooms, 3 bedrooms, board, china closet. Pour bed- Hemey, third, ich the bureau has on band tags and public hearings. A wit- due to the cne-month autho- kitchen, 1V& baths, wall-to-wall ment, wall-to-wall carpeting floor, no children, 8118 plus M r. Lew is, 649-5806. MANCHEISTER — Investment 643-6363 832,500. W olverton A gency, R e­ country kitchen, IH baths, full rooms; master with carpeting, as a point of Interest, ness to the town’s fantastic rlzed postponement in the prep- throughout. 8215. Ernie Ga­ throughout, complete compieie appu-appli- SEVEN ROOM Home, 2 baths, deposit. Also small single property, grossing ov er 88,000 hom e in M ansfleld. C all 1-684- • • altors, 649-2818. cellar. Conveniently located. one with bookcase wall, Results In Tuesday eventajg; makes____ Its preckettans months in growth rate during the past 12 aration of the town’s Grand briele, 644-1619, D .J. Henry Co. ances, vanity bath. CentraUy ^ bedroom s, on bus line. 8230. W yearly. Asking 849.600. Please Help 111 Thank You located. 8178. monthly. R. D. ™ month. Paul W. Dougan, 4331. 816,900 — A ttractive fiv e - room 822,900. 628-6468. baths. Attached garage. Low duplicate bridge game at the advance. years, she feels "growth can Ust due to revaluation, BARROWS AI«> WALLACE CO. SOs, principals on ly., 649-9494. W applng Com m unity House continue if proper steps are tol- The tax review hearings for M urdock, 643-2692. R ealtor, 643-4636. “ Cape, fireplace, paneling, LEGAL ROCKVILLE — Three - room Manchester Parkade GlastoAbury— are: Mrs. Harry Odium and lowed and deveCopment is im- appeals of property assess- apartment with heat, hot wa­ baseboard heat, garage, 180 NOW! “Thinking o f ~ combination . . . it does so by WE HAVE customers waiting THREE-room furnished heuse M anchester 649-5306 foot wooded lot. Hutchins residential and business block, MANCHESTER RD. Mrs- George McCartney, first; dertaken the right way.” ments wUl be held March 1 NOTICE for the rental of your apart- ter, stove and refrigerator, liv- ing your pi’o p e ^ ? ” Call 6-room single family home, Mrs. Gordm Lunsford ^ d Mrs looking back . . . She Is a member of the Tol- from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. and 7 enuu CI including heat, hot water and ’ ‘7 m a N C H E S T ^ ------A gency, 649-6324. Large family? Need room? TOWN OF ANDOVER ment or home. J. D. Tleal Es- tias mnnthiv rsn. ^**8^ room paneled and carpet- MANCHESTER — Large, plush ° ______TODAY! store and apartment. Excel­ V * J. J. O’SuUlvan, second; Mrs. land County Farm Bureau; until 10 p.m.; March 4 from 9 electricity. $185 m onthly. Oa­ brick and atone executive Extraord^y spacious 4 tereom near lake. Setting on 3 and Robert PUBLIC HEARING OF tate A ssociates, In c., 643-5129. ed. 8135. Security deposit re­ 826,900 — LARGE 3 - bedroom lent investment, 836,900. Hayes Laro says it does so by look- Laurel Lodge, OSA; past presl- a.m. until 5 p.m.; March 5 F rage available 88 extra. room Raised Ranch. Cathedral lovely landscaped acres. Of- ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS quired, adults only, no pets, Ranch, 2^ baths, 2-car garage, Ranch, fireplace, aluminum Hughes, third; Mr. and Mrs. tag back over the records of dent and secretary of Tolland from 1 until 6 p.m.; March 8 TWO-ROOM apartment. Heat, R ion e 649-8975. A gency, 646-0131. ceiling room, famUy tored at 8M ^^ssenger^ ,j. J ON APPLICATION FOR parking for one car. Call 643- large flreplaced family room, sitin g , gnrage, large wooded past year. Women’s Community Club; 4-H from 7 until 10 p.m.; March 11 room , 2 firep la ces and m any R ealtors, 1-423-9291 o r 742-9718 hot water, stove, refrigerator. b OLTON West St. foui>roQm 9678. built - ins, tinest quality lot. Hutchins Agency Realtors, PHILBRICK MANCHESTER — 7 - car ga­ The game, sponsored by the "B*or instance,’’ he says, “It leader of boy’s clubs; Wiling- from 9 a.m. imtil 6 p.m.; and AUTOMOBILE DEALERS o« a . n.on throughout. R. Harmon Agen­ extras. AND REPAIRERS LICENSE house 8186 m onthly. Security 649-5324. rage, 826,600. L arge 7 - room BOLTON - COVENTRY Line. South Windsor Recreation De- looks at. the third week of De- ton 4-iH Town Committee and March 16 from 7 until 10 p.m. cy , 646-7900. The Zoning Board of Appeals |______deposit required. Phone 647- J,' Colonial, nice treed lot, cen­ TmmaaniatB 5^-room Ranch, partment, is played on the first, cember lor the past 30 years Tolland County 4-H Committee, a Simday schedule has been in- bedroom duplex. Wall-to-wall HURWIT & SIMONS 1679. ------— MANCHESTER —819,900. two- AGENCY trally located. Hutchins Agen­ Garage, fireplace, acre lot. tMrd and fifth Tuesday of each and by the law of averages She was formerly employed by eluded for the first time, for of Andover, Connecticut, will MANCHEISTER — six rccims. carpeting, 1% baths, private ' ^ D u p l e x . Good condlti(m. Ranch. Ceramic 289-9626 hold a Public Hearing In ac­ cy , R ealtors, 649-5324. FHA no money down. Pasek month at 7:30 p.m. at the <3om- could be rig^t In making Its the Veterans Administration in convenience of taxpayers. three-bedroom duplex. Wall- VERNON —^ Ihree bedrooms, basem ent with hook-ups. 2 new gas furnaces, new roof. bath, aluminum storms, cellar, cordance with Section 14-54 of to-wall carpeting in dining REALTORS HB2BRON — SH-room Ranch, 3 Realtors, MLS, 289-7476, 742- munlty House. Play is open to predictions.’’ fi®®een typical. state Federations of Women’s Mrs. Robert Smith of Rt. 30, beautiful 3 and 4-room apart­ ... 3% yards of 46-inch. SEND to t In eniM ftr nnek pnttini and written communications re­ TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ Owner deslgpied and built this room southern style home, 2V& Ranch, 7 room s, paneled car^ HERITAGE HOUSE -In e ln P M poiti^n nnd hanilllni. W two box stalls. Write for de- “The 'taxpayers are fed up ’’January 1970 was the cold- clubs venereal disease aware- has been chosen to participate ments. Includes heat, hot wa­ A gency, 646-0131. Patterns available only ceived. A copy of this applica­ ment, stove, refrigerator, 4-bedroom , 3Vi bath hom e. So baths, 3 fireplaces, huge for­ peted family room, fireplace, Realtors 646-2482 in sizes shown. Aaae Cabot, Maaohestor BARROWS AND WALLACE OO. scripUons, North-East Realty, with paying legal aid lawyers ®** January on record, and ness campaign. Area students in the AU-Eastem band con- heat, hot water. Apply Mar­ ter, all appliances, with dish­ many extras it is impossible to baths, bullt-ins, Double ga­ For the finer homes Evenlnjr Harald, 1150 AVE. Manchester Parkade Hampton,’ Conn., 1-466-9271. practice constituticnal law January 1971 was the second ^id their parents are urged to cert to be held tonight in Jor- tion requesting the certificate is mal rooms, 70s. SIND TM In oolM tnr uek » ^ n i Of ISBBIOAB, NEW TOBK. low ’s, 867 Main St., M anches­ washer, disposal, carpeting, list them. 3,200 square feet of Manchester rage, view. Hutchins Agency, -Inehilfi pntift Ml kanlllnf. N.T. IMW. M anchester 649-6806 ______!______!------and waste valuable tax doi- coldest January on record,” take a few minutes to read these genson Auditorium at the Unl-

Hughes Link T o Singer IRA Guerrilla Suspects

Mrs. Annie I, Smith M ay Bring Suit Mrs. Annie I. Shiith. 87, iKvjS widow of niomas R. Smith, (Conttnued from' Page One) I Jailed Without a Trial died yesterday at a Manches­ poenaed at his home on the By COLIN FROST Imeter fence and are called On the other side, in te i^ e n t ter convalescent home. Spanish island of Majorca to Mrs. Smith was bom March r>«r.T-cAcrr, at t . j camp ondy in case of has failed to choke off ^ e vlfr appear Monday before the pan­ * BELFAST, Northern Ireland ^lot. lence besetting the province. In 17, 1884 in Mandiester, daugh­ el. ter of Abraham and Jennie Leg­ (AP) — Pew people in the Magllligan, on the shores of the sU months since the flr^ —Irving spent 90 minutes gett Smith, and had lived here streets of this battle-scared city Lough Foyle near Londonderry, swoops on Aug. 9, . closeted with two assistant U.S. all her life. She operated the bother to look im envmnre "'’as opened late last year. It is soldiers have died under IKA attorneys ,but declined to com­ bother to look up a n ^ o r e tj,e Irish Republic, a bombs or bullets. ^ toe pre- former Beauty Nook on E. Cen­ ment on the conference. His when a hel copter lifts off from fact which prompted toe Re- vlous six months, the total was ter St. for many years before scheduled appearance before Prtme minister. Jack 10. she retired. the grand jury has been post­ She was a member at St. ’The sight ^ ^ Lynch, to brand its opening a Internment is clearly an em- poned. mon one. ’The helicopter is provocation. barrassment to toe BriUsh gov- Mary’s Elpiscopal Church, the —^There were strong in­ transporting yet another group Guild and the Elpiscopal Church Escape plans figure high on emment, which has overriding dications that the panel planned of suspected guerrillas, to in toe internees’ agenda. A recent authority tor toe province, Women o t the church. She also to question Robert A. Maheu temment without trial. was a member of Temple Chap­ j A A,-, „ search of Long Kesh uncovered Lynch’s government is and his son Peter. The elder Prime Minister Brian Faulk- j^ o tunnqjs and dummy weap- to indict (Britain before toe Ku- ter, OEIS; Chapman Court, Or­ Maheu managed Hughes’ enter­ ner introduced internment six ons including a wooden replica ropean Court of Human Rights, der of Amaranth; the White prises in Nevada for years, montos ago to counter the of a ’Thompson machine gun. Lynch himself has smillar in- Shrine of Jerusalem, Hartford; then sued his former boss for b lo ^ y cam i«ign by guerrillas the IRA’s favorite weapon. temment powers, but he has and Sunset Rebekah Lodge. $50 million after he was fired in £ the Irish Republican A r m y - Protestant is known not used them. , She is survived by a sister, 1970. Mrs. Charles Rogers of Man­ h ^ l T w l t o " t o r ^ L l E w Irish to be held. JL S ^ s acS)^ in Hardline P rot^ l^ ts, s « h m —Asst. U.S. Atty. Robert ^ I w i ? "o ‘«bboring Irish Democracy, a left- the Rev. “ “ chester; two stei»ons and a Morvillo, overseer of the inves­ stepdaughter. Republic. student sroun identified with political partner, Desmond tigation, said Hi’.ghes himself Since then, more than 1,(XK) ** opposed internment from Fhneral services will be Mon­ might be subpoenaed for ques­ men have been “ lifted,” usual- JT ’ tends that in- the beginning. They insist, con- day at 2 p.m. at St. Mary’s tioning but added, “ We are not Episcopal Church. The Rev. dLiT'^raiST^bv ''‘L'^Britii;; teinmeTha: trary to Faulkner’s view that anywhere near ready.” ,, ^ raids by toe British ^^om toe streets and the IRA could be subdued by George Noetrand, rector, will officiate. Burial will be in Elast McGraw - Hill, which A , A ,. nrovlded a wealth of in- the law against subversion and planned to publish the pur­ Recently the rate of lifting'— ^gmjrence through Inter- sedition. Cemetery. Belfast jargon for arrest-has „„ a, ^ On toe Roman CJathollc side, ’The Watkins (Funeral Home, ported autobiography, said Swiss police, at its request, had. stepped up to more than 100 a vriUch- is generaUy cpposlUon to Intemnlent is total 142'E. Center St., is in charge ■w frozen an account in the United w ^ k. Abouthalf are quickly j^ fe b^en i a h J t aSd unyielding. In Noitoern o f arrangements. ralea^d. The rert face in- ^t toe beginning, Ireland’s tightknlt ^***oUc ’Ihere are no calUng hours. Bank of Switzerland in Zurich. definite incarceration under 43 ^ a t the yield in In- community of 600,000, virtually ’Ihe family suggests that any How the account was related to everyone memorial contributions may be the Irving case was tuiclear. Swiss authorities already had friend behind toe wire. made to the Book of Remem­ Ited power regardless of toe brance at St. Mary’s Elpiscopal frozen two other Zurich ac­ counts in which Irving’s wife normal processes of law. Church. First, the arrested man is had deposited McGraw-Hill served with a detention order, money intended to pay Hughes Retarded Seek Mrs. Ralph C. Brearley permitUng him to be held for About Town for publishing rights. Hughes Mrs. Florence Allen Brearley, Coat Hangers has said he never authorized up to 30 days while his record Phebe Circle of Emanuel 64, of Wakefield, R.I., formerly Irving to compile his life story They^re Still Thinking Snow is investigated. Generally, a de- Lutheran Church will meet For Recycling of Manchester, died late last and never received the tainee is taken to the “ C” wing Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Luther night at her home. She was the McGraw-Hill money. of Crumlln Jail near Belfast’s Hall of toe church. Hostesses While the older folks are thinking spring, brothers Ricky (left) and Bobby El­ city center or aboard the prisem are Mrs. Ruth Warner, Mrs. Norman FendeU, director of wife of Rolfdi C. brearley, form­ —'The New York Daily News er assessor for the City of Hart­ noted gevernment sources as lis, students at the Talcottville School, are thinking snow. Anthony Magliocco, ship Maidstone, mocred in sight Ellen Carlson and Mrs. Flor- t h e Manchester Sheltered ford. * saying that Irving had at­ supervisor of special education in Vernon looks on. The children hel^d make of Belfast’s sprawling ship- ence Peterson. Workshop for toe mentally re- yards. Mrs. Brearley was bom tempted to convert all his se­ the poster. (Herald photo by Richmond) Once .„ A ^ AA,- tarded, has issued an appeal March 21; 1907 in Mantdiester, curity holdings into cash but daughter of the late Robert H. was blocked by Intermil Reve­ heeided by an armored cedumn tainee may be served with a a u H i Manchester Area Vemon "movement” order, meaning cfanter CkmgregaUonal Church CcnnecUcut communlUes. Dur- Allen and Marla Leggett Allen nue Service agents. ,The continued a drive t<^ block a \ Dion, and had lived In Manches­ sources did not reveal the buildup of forward supply bases he Is due for interrogaticn in in Woodruff Hall of toe Ing February, the workshop ter before moving to Rhode Is­ amotmt of the stocks. Driver Charged by toe Noito Vietnamese along Package Store depth by methods which eppo- church. The event wlU c ^ n has set a goal of collecting one land about seven years ago. After Meier’s appearance be­ the Phnom Penh-to-Salgon high­ nents charge amount to torture, a soclcd time at 7 p.m., million coat hangers tor use in Survivors, besides her hus­ fore the grand jury, his lawyer With Leaving way. Robhed of $300 A report last year found that ^ catered dinner will be toelr work program. According band, are a daughter, Mrs. said the government shewed no T h e Saigon command suspects were kept for days served at 7:80. Charies Skoog 'to FendeU, toe retarded work- Barbara Clarlt of Gloucester, immediate IncUnatlcn to accept Scene of Crash claimed 43 enemy were killed By Armed Man wltoout sleep, standing for Icng 3^^ his orchestra wlU play tor ®rs sort and box the hangers, Mass.; a sister, Mrs. Vera Rob­ his offer to read the Irving with toe help of U.S. hellccp- periods spreadeagled against a rtnnring from 9 to midnight, for which they receive pay. The erts of Ceventry; a brother, Rob­ manuscript. State poUce at toe Stafford iii’ 'an outbieok of fl^U ng owner of Peter’s Package wall. Their diet was a sUce of Tickets may be obtained by workshop then sells them to ert EJ. Allen of Manchester; two Meier, who left Hughes in Troop have charged a Tolland FYiday along toe corridor, 70 Store, WindsorvlUe Rd., Vernon, bread and a glass of water ev- contacting Mra. Norman Ho- commercial outlets. In a letter stepchildren, and 12 grandchil­ 1970 and is now the Democratic woman with evading responsibll- mUes northwest c f Saigon and was held up at gunpoint about hentoal, 80 Acadeany St. to toe Manchester Sheltered ...... lecwQ xo ajnpuziea eiecLrcnbc dren. candidate for U.S. senator from Itv and reckless drivin« miles from South Vietnam’s 7.30 hust nlsht and the lone ----- Worksh(^, Dan W. Lufkin, state ity and reckless driving. a.—..— r.„.A.. ------.— ^ lugnt and tne lone noise Intended to intensify their ^ „ a. ta * . commissioner of environmental EVnersLl services wUl be Tues­ New Mexico, said he never met AHA . _,AA , ■ j border. South Vietnamese loss- _ „ ^ _.aa a a Charged with reckless driving gunman waUced off with about feeling of isolation The Hartford County Dental ai._ ___a Irving and there “ was no valid oairinnt. HneUtv will endorsed toe proj- day at the Potter Funeral Home, Interrogation over, the sus- Assistants Society wUl meet Wakefield, R.I. Burial will be in reason to connect me” with the at about six o’clock last night and eight wounded. $300 * 'in cato. " ------„ ------. — — ... . ect, citing toe ecolocical bene- pect is returned to Crumlln or f*hs of recycling an otherwlae the Potter Hill, R.I. Cemetery. puiported autoldography. was Katherine Matola of Gra------Warren warren num, Hunt, owner ot of metoe " ------— .------, - of n r Battv TraWte 357 — ^ . waja... He issued that statement, ap­ haber . Rd. The car she was store, told police toe white male, ^ E <2 ntor Q M o w®**® P««‘>lem. Eiarle Oeveland parently to fcrestall any sug­ driving was involved in an ac­ X W O W d i e r n u r y ^ thorlzed officer, makes toe de- ly Ice Cream and Sandwich Earle B. Cleveland, 59, o t gestion that he might have sup­ cident at Brown’s Ridge Rd. and Montpelier, VL, stepfather of plied computerized Information Snipsic Rd. In Tolland with one Youths Nabbed - p- - Mrs. Richard (Beverly) Wltham or o’her data on Hughes to Irv­ driven by Randolph Kowalski ot Manchester, died last Tues­ ing. of Grahaber Rd., ToUand. % e O n Arson Counts ’The New York ’Times ■ pub­ was taken to RockviUe General day in Barre, Vt. Itee ^ i c ^ M a 4 i Klncman. abcut 600 men were under in- P «»«r8 by members. ^ring toelr wire coat hangero. Funeral services were 'Hiurs- lished excerpts from the Irving Hospital where she was treated WATERBURY (AP) Edmund Dube 27 of 57 Hlrii t®” “ "®P* and more than 200 ----- "Clean out your closets,” E^n- day at Christ Episcopal Church, manuscript EMday and said for injuries and released. Arson charges were filed at RoekvlUe wM charved with detention stage. Dr. Thomas J. Donovan will dell added. What you may con- Montpelier. Burial will be in they “ gave no indication that Stafford state police against two 16-year-old students evadinir re^ n slbillty last Kesh, toe first camp to address toe Manchester Power alder trash can be a living fw Green Mount Cemetery in the Mr. Hughes had a hand in pre­ charged her wlto evading re- , , , paring the manuscript.” sponMbiUty to connection with ® IS-year-old was referred nlirht to connMUon wlto an to- ®P®"’ ®tands on a disused air- Squadron at its monthly meeting toe retarded.” spring. -A------p .— ------A Tiivoniie nr«iT+ Et-iHav ofiei- l^ifsn’t Hi- the Tmnorinl Arms ^®*^ ®®ar British Army head- Friday at 7:80 p.m. to toe Ma------— Other survivors are two an earlier incident on Grahaber Juvenile Court E M d a j^ te r quarters at Lisburn, seven sonic Temple on East Center St. daughters, and e ^ t grandchil- Rd. PoUce say a car forced a firemen were -called to Crosby 'a?® miles west of Belfast. Dr. DonovM, a senior surgewi ren. White Counts car drivwi by Robert Schwartz High School to put out a fire to Intemees live to army huts, mi the start of Hartford Ho^Utal, Near Accord of Cemetery Rd., Vernon, off a washroom. John (jhlpman, 36, cf 1288 A A A. a , a a . ,A A o A A. A H®®'»®«- ®®‘Gn**con- Court. The U.S. Command said have an abortion. Authorities said a warning of ^ ^ n irih , w"nid Z r r * Daniel Nowlckl of Hales Cor­ three Air Force F4 Phantoms xhe motion, filed Friday, also a bomb threat- was sent to toe most certainly would carry his ttoued, with state Democrat- r a m i t y I* l U a i l C C ners, a brother and a grahd- attacked the North Vietnamese gghs that toe woman be crew of a DCS, en route from cwn state. ic Chairman Robert S. Vance T C * rri • motoer escaped the flaunes be­ MCC Delegates missile transporter to dayUght allowed to use a flcUUous name Vancouver to Tokyo, and it was The frilure of toe bill means joining “‘"in f in, but «®they y finally col-. I S p C n e S 1 O D I C fore fire fighters arrived. Friday as it moved down toe i„ the proceedings, “Peggy diverted to Anchorage. It was ZiLZ^ to *®P®«^-. ®?°rt was ETre fighters found toe bodies At Presentation Ho Chi Mlnh trail, and toe poe.” searched, but no bomb was *!®?®*®f primary to elect made to call up toe bill for a A series of six, 2-hour sessions of Claire, 11, Ann, 9, Ruth, 7, bombs destroyed toe 87-foot The woman, married and toe found! The plane remained senatora spent toe day on “ Family Ftonnce and Money and Jill, 4, in toelr bedrooms. To Gov. Meskill long Soviet-made SAM 2. mether of two children, is one overnight to Anchorage fM a r i r < i Z i ? Z t e s t a T e JJT- Management” is being sponsor- Karen, 1, died later in a Mil­ The mlssle trasnporter, slm- of the original 858 plaintiffs to so-called legal rest period be- „ waukee hospltail. The medical liar to a tractor-trailer, was at- the group’s suit challenging the fore continuing Saturday mom- «* tu l Vance contended that Wal- ®^ “ ® P""*® «®»'^®® «>y toe examiner’s office saiid all five Three representatives from Manchester (Community College tacked southeast of Sepone, a conriltutlonality of toe abortion ing to Tokyo. ° lace’s bill would do nothing but Hartford Ufe Underwriters As- apparently died of snioke in- major transshipment point i^ws. Two flights from Toronto to ®®"venuon. get Alabama’s delegates barred soclation (HLUA). haUation. were present yesterday at a presentaticn to Gov. Thomas J. along toe Ho Chi Mtoh trail. The group also filed a motion Montreal 'with a total of nearly from toe Miami Beach con- The course will be held for ETre fighters aaiid toe blaze about 28 miles from South Viet- Friday for an Interlocutory to- 2(X) passengers aboard were ventlon. He said toe national six consecutive weeks, begln- started in toe living room from Meskill to his office by toe Jun­ nam’s western border and toe junction which would ' stay neld to Toronto for searches party would never agree to seat nlng this Wednesday from 7-9 an undetermined cause. ior Collegiate Division of toe Distributive EJducatlon Clubs of same distance south of the de- criminal prosecution of both toe alter toe threat was received, delegates who were not free to p.m. at the Hartford Branch of CcnnecUcut (DEXX!). militarized zone. woman and toe doctor who i>er- Both planes continued to vote toelr own preference. The the University of Ooimectlout 39 American planes attacked toe forms toe abortion until dls- Montreal alter one plane was They were Donald Scott, divi­ Wallace plan would amount to Woodland a ., to Room 302’ antiaircraft batteries inside cussions of toe state laws has detained for 90 minutes and the sion vice president: John a unit nil which the party has The sessions will be taught by Ncrth Vietnam’s half of toe de- been completed. other for nearly three hours, Elw'iski, treasurer and past outlawed, Vance said. area men from toe fields of militarized zone alter they u_g_ District Court Judge T. No bombs were reported found president; and Gerard W. Both Bailes and Vance are law, real estate, banking and in- opened fire on two Air Force Emmet Clarie set a hearing m i there, however. ill Memoriam Ayctte, marketing curriculum believers in loyalty to toe na- surance who have volunteered F4s bombing toe Ho Chi Mlnh motions fer Monday. Officials declined to discuss tional party and opposed Wal- their time and expertise, In loving memoiy of my brother- coordinator at MOC and division trial to Laos, toe command one of the group’s la'wyers. toe extortion threat, but one re- in-law, Clyde H. Pickral, Sr., who advisor. lace four years ago when he Topics to be covered aro air passed away one year ago today. said. Marilyn Selchter, said that If port put toe ransom at $100,000. ran for president on a third- follows: Sessicn One, totroduc- DECC is toe state chapter of There was no damage to U.S. either or both motions are An early report also said the Hy heart still aches with sadness, t h e Dirirlibutlve Education aircraft in any of toe engage­ party ticket. tion to toe course; family legal And secret tears still flow, granted, the^wlll apply only to bomb weighed 30 pounds. "I don’t believe to giving any problems. Session Two, home What it meant to lose you, Clubs of America (DECA), a ments, toe command said. “ Peggy Pq^’ case and could The Tokyo-bcund “ Ehnpress No one will ever know. man toe power to completely ownership; the why and how of natlrnol organization whose pur­ The U.S. military has report­ not be use^ as grounds for oto- 401,’’ was about 400 miles north control toe convention delega- family budgeting. Session Three, When the days are sad and lonely, pose is toe development of future ed 37 “protective reaction” er pregijant women seeking of Amchitka Island on toe And everything goes' wrong, tlcn,” Bailes said. taxes and toelr effect on you;'. I seem to hear you whisper, leaders in marketing and dis­ strikes inside North Vietnam abcrtic toe state. transpolar route over the Ber- “ Cheer up and carry on.” tribution. this year, nearly half of them lichter said toe woman ing Sea when toe crew received The Democrats will elect one Investments and risk capital, delegate from each of 29 state Session Four, trusts—why? Bach time I see your picture. The gift was a solid silver to toe past five days. namegyln toe suit as “ Peggy toe warning, toe Air Force Res- You smite and say, medallion commemorat­ U.S. headquarters also dls- pciT^has been told by her doc- cue Coordination Center at El- districts in toe party primary. Money and banking. Session “ Don’t cry, I’m only sleeping, which is scheduled May 2. Five, social security; life In- We'll meet again some day. ing DEOA’s 25th anniversary. It closed that an Army OHO light {qj. fbat If she wants an abor- menderf Air Force Base said, was given in appreciation of toe ob.'servation helicopter was hot yon, it must be performed be- The crew was warned at 6:40 These 29 In turn will complete suronce. Session Six, property Sadly missed by your toe delegation by electing six and casualty insurance; sum- Slster4n-law, Helen (Sissy) grovernor’s reccgnitlon and en­ down in South Vietnam’s Me- f^re Feb. 16 for medical rea- p.m. Alaska time, autooritlei snd brother-in-law Charles. dorsement of toe Connecticut kong Delta 62 miles soutoewst ggns. said. more members. mary. group. of Saigon. Two American crew- The group's suit is based on The plane, under escort of Wallace called toe special A |6 fee' ■will be charged, pay- In Memoriam Last spring, his letter, support­ men were wounded. the grounds that the current an HC 180 Hercules rescue air- session startln|( last Nov. 30 to able at toe tim’e of enrollment, In loving memory of Abe Hatchett ing DECXJ’s purp-ose and func­ The loss raised to 8,100 the state laws, which allow a worn- craft from Elmendorf, arrived pass tax reform legislation. Aft-, Fuitoer information may be ob- who passed away Feb. 6, 1966. tion, was sent to the DECA Na­ number of U.S. aircraft report- an to have an abortlcm only If It over Anchorage at 8:10 p.m This test.pattern is port of the ®*" ^®^ "^®® accomplished he W ned front Frank C. (irasianl, So sadly missed along life's way, tional Leadership Conference in ed lost in Indochina since Jan. is necessary to preserve her and circled 46 minutes before Heraid’n oiialltv nrtotln» cMttrol ®®*‘®^ toe legislature to remmn Mututu of New York, Edwards Quietly remembered every day. No longer here my life to share. San Antonio, Texas, where it 1, 1961. I'fe or that of toe unborn child, landing. H®>^'1» session to consider ^ e r BuUdl^, Vernon CXrcle. Grazl- But in my heart he is always there. was displayed in toe exhibition In Eastern Cambodia, 8,000 violate a woman’s con- CP Air said 78 passengers «> Pve you toe naUon a matters, including the preslden- anl is toe IttiUA co-chairman for tlal primary. too sessions. Wife. Dolly haU. South Vietnamese troops spear- stltuticnal right to privacy,. and a crew of 10 were aboard. finest newspaper.

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(C) (40) Fllntstones (O) experiences. 11:25 (3) Perry Mason 9:00 (3) Hap Richards 6:30 (22- 0) NBC News (C> 1:35 (8) News — Prayer ft Sign Chois, Feb. 11 9:55 (22-30) X I Olympic Gaines 7:00 (3) Face the State (C> (8) Donahue Show (C) Friday, Febraary 11 network run of nine yeours and son is hired by circus clown to 10:00 (3) Mission; Impossible (C> (8-40) It Takes a Thief (C) (32) Kitty Today (C) on (G) their">araoclatian endured untangle case of bigamy and (18) David Susskind (C> (30) Galloping Gourmet (C) I Hodgepodge Lodge (G> Make a Difference Where You Save! h-ad off threat of blackmail. Channel 16 In Hartford wlU (8^0) Sixth Sense (C> Robert S\iUer, vidio stars as U:S0 (2280) X I Olympic Winter (18) Joyce ft Barbara: For "Unwed Mothers Who Want (40) Timmy and Lassie (O ) I Zoom R (G) IT DOES through w6 entire period. (C) carry the FBb. 11 heavyweight Adults Only (C> Their Babies Back” 0:15 (3) Yogi Bear Show (O) I Japan Society Presents R Dr. KeUy Brackett on NBO "Three on a Match," which Games Guest; Tony Bennett / (22) News, Sports ft Weather 9:30 (3) Lacy Show (C) I Wall Street Week (0> (8401 Dick Cavett Show bout between Floyd Patterson 10:30 (18) Oral Roberts (C) (30) WUd Kingdom (C) (22) Ghost and Mrs, Mnlr (Cj I Washington Week in Review T V s “ BmeiFency" serlQS, has premiered last At^fuat, reunited 12:2S (8) tortime ^ ^ (30) News, Weather ft Sports ' t t - f t -A INSTANT ___ „ „ „ A Killing at Sundlal" and Oscar Bonavena, South 11:00 (3-8-22-30 40) News — Weather "Fox Forest” I Film Ginyssey (C> been In two other NBC-TF se­ the three principals of the sue- (g) i,ocai News, Bendii ft Sports (C) 7:30 (3) Movie (C) (40) Leave It to Beaver "Seven Samurai.” '54. Akira (8) LoeaT News Headlines (C) Amnripnn hhamnlon from Mstdl- (C) ries—“ Ldiramie" and “ Wagon cessful series — ChiUen, Pardo (86) News ft Sign Off (C) Amencan cn^piOTi, irum (18) Movie ‘ "ITie Brotherhood of the Bell” 10:00 (3) Movie Kurosawa’s epic battle film EARNINGS ft Sign .Off (C) son Square Garden. The 10- 11:25 (3) Movie , (C> (22-30) World of Disney (C> (22-30) Dinah’s PU ce presented In rare, ■ uncut v er­ S A V I M G S Train.” and Bob Stewart, who was pro­ (40) Prayer ft Sign .Off “Charlie Bubbles.” 196S Al­ 8:00 (8-40) The F.B.I. (C> (8) Conn-Tact sion. Toshiro Mifune one of 1:25 (S) News Prayer ft Sign Off rounder Is scheduled for 10 p.m. bert Finney a s , a writer seek­ 8:30 (22-30) Jimmy Stewart Show (40) What’s My LineT (G) film’s stars will be interviewed ducer of the l(m g-runn^ pro­ and will be broadcast live. ing an antidote (or wealth and 9:00 (8-40) Movie (C) 10:30 (22-30) Concentmtlon \ \ I 1 1) V W E DO Patterson, two-time world’s Whitelaw. Liza Minelll. I. Rock Hudson, Ernest Botk- 11:00 (22-30) Sale of the Century trom day o f deposit. packager (>f “Three on a .‘‘Los Tarantos,” 1964. ^armen nlne, Patrick McGoohan. Chill­ (8) Fashions In Sewing (C) Dressing the Circus Match.” turn purchased televlslcn rights A m aya ing adventure of American nu­ Hoatess: Lucille Rivers. 4 tbnea yearly. :t:ni to P len e S a ile r ’s besbselUng aevento am<)ng c h ^ U e n ^ 11:30 (22-30) X I Olympic Winter clear sub under arctic Ice cap. (40) Galloping Gourmet (C) Not only did designer Don ‘■ftneBtatis’se i.e a a t rinaaeiftt iwsriTMTinii Games (C> (18) Kathryn Knhlman (C) 11:10 (8) News, Weather ft Sports Everything ns>tsM>fa«s> Dhurhat n*wei, “ On Instructions (8) The Saint (C) (22-30) Bonanza (C) 11:30 (3) Love of LUe (C) Woc/ts create over 1,000 coatumeft Detective Meets Umgbat ^ ^ Government” The book avena Is ranked fo u ^ . (1840) UCLA ,vs. DSC Bas­ 9:30 (3) Cade’s County (C) (22-30) Hollywood Squares (C) 1007 MAIN ST, MANCagESTER » BOUTE 31, OOVENTBF ketball Game (C) (18) China: An Open Door? (840) That Girl (C) for the performen in Detective meets dingbat Mon- by the former press secretary Patteraon has 5* w Im , 39 ^ 12:30 (8) Movie 10:00 (22-30) The Bold Ones (C) 12:00 (8) Twelve ©’Clock Rep^ Ughtft at the RingUng Broa, and Electrical day, 7, when “ Mannix” to the late President John P . knockout. 7 losses, and 1 draw, "Charlie Chan in Honolulu,” 10:30 (3) News, Sports Weather (22-30) Jeopardy (C) ‘38. . Sidney Toller. Phyllis (18) OmI Roberts (C) (8-40) Beurltched (C iBanium Sc Bailey Circus," a star Mike Oonnors and “ A ll to Kennedy and a former U.S. Sen- Bonavena has 47 wins, 32 by Brooks. Disappearance of jew­ 11:00 (8-18-22-3040) News — Weath­ 12:25 (3) CBS News "BeD System Family Iheatre" MAY WE SERVE YOU? the Family” star Jean Stople- ator from Calitomla w ill be knockout. 7 losses, and 1 draw, els leads Chan on chase in his er nrd Sports (C) 12:30 (3) Search For Tomorrow (C) qwclal on NBC Feb. 27, but he own back yard, so to speak. 11:05 (3) M ovie (C) (22-30) The Who, What or MANCHESTER When your needs are ton are guests on "The Sonny filmed as a multi-part motion His last go was a defeat by 1:00 (30) Movie "Light in the Piazza” ‘61. Where Game (C) designed 2M costumes Just for Se Cher Comedy Hour," at 10 picture to be presented on C3BS Muhammad All in the 15th "Son of Dracula,” Lon (Cha­ Mother of beautiful retarded (840) Password (C) the animals. 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TV PAGE A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY B, 1972 WTICPresenMs THURSDAY FRIDAY Kadar Weather Broadcast Plaaa Inc. of Hart­ nundaar, FsbraBrr U ford has introduced its neip llM Friday, Fabtnaijr U Wbat’a U iier (0> (3) vEwmia Grakam Shew (G) radar weather system to tele­ (BS) David Show (0 > (8)). TrkaVjL What’s My LtaLInaTU iaT (0) vision audiences over wmO-TV Aa the World Toms (O) (40) AU M y GhUdrea iN) Three On n HiMh (G) l;S6 (S> Aa the Werid Tune The new radar equipment, (IMO) Let’s Hake a Deal (C) (86) Three On a Maleh B:H (S) Love la a Many Sfdendoied (8-40) Let’s Make a Deal the most sophisticated and com­ Thing (0) 2:00 plex weather radar lnatallatl6n (KUO) Days of Oar Lives M0> The Doctors (StS-0) The Dootora bring the best weather informa­ 8:M <8> My Three Sons ,(S-40) D atlns Game tion available to viewers in the (81- 0) Another World (G> 3:00 (3) My Three Soni (8-M) General Hospital (G> (22- 0) Another World W nc area. 8:80 <8> Banger Station (G> (MO) (leneral Hospital (tX-S0> Bright Promise 11:1S p.m., and at 11 p.m. Sun­ (MO) Love, American Style (22-80) Somerset (G) (18) Pete and W l^ (8-40) Love American Style day. 8:80 (8) Andy Griffith Show (C) (18) Pete and 7 ^ (8) I Love Lncy 4:30 (8) A n ^ Oriltith Show The radar Is used to detect (18) Merv Griffin (C) (81) Hike Donslaa Show location of rain or snow — a (U) Hike Douglas Show (C) (S)______I LoveLney L«( <|0> Timmyly and___ Lassie (18) Merv Orufia (0) transmitter sends out Short 0) r::Flintstones (C) (80) Timmy and Lassie bursts of radio energy, which 8:88 <80) Weather Watch (C) (40) nintstones (G) 8:00 (8) Big Valley (C) 4:88 (40) W eather Watch (O) are reflected off masses of rain­ (8) I Dream of Jeannie (C) 8:00 (8) BIc VaUey drops or other precipltatiim. As (80) Bogan’s Heroes (C> (8) I Dream of Jeaimle (80) I Love Lncy (80) Horan’s Heroes } g { the transmitter antenna rotates, 6:80 (8) Dragnet (C) (40) I Love Lacy these "targets" ore displayed (38) Hogan’s Heroes (G) 8:80 (22) Hoyon’s Heroes (G> (M>- GUllgan’s______Island on a screen. (80) News — Weather and (80) GUIiran’s Islaml <0 ) ^ r t s (G) . .. * Weather 6:88 (8) Bent’s Happening (G) 8:88 (3) What’s Hivpenins (G) 6:00 <8*32) B'enther — Sports nad 6:00 (S-842) Nev» — S ^ rU A THE News 7:00 (8) Primus 460 (8) Tmth or Conseqneaces (C) (8) Tmth or Censeqnenees 181 HONDA SOBAHBLEB (18) Dick Van Dyke G8) Dick Van Dyke (88-jiO) News — Sports and (2240) Nows — Weather Weather (G) ■^orts SBBVIOB IS OUR SVBIBOl. (40) ABO' News (G) (40) V ABC .. ------News —- H ow asd^^ 7:80 (8) 1 Dream of deonnlo (C) . Smith A Harry Bedaoner (18) Movie Oame Comic-impressionist Will Jordan (left) imperson-' 7:80 (8) What’s Hspponins (SO) Flying Nnn (C) (18) Movie Game < 0 > (40) Dragnet (C) ABC Clomedy Hour Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. (rt) I Dmam ol Jeanalo 8:00 (8) “They’ve Killed President HONDA CENTER Smithsonian Institute. To Cover Nixon in China •Two Mules for Sister Bara," 684 Center St., Manchester (22-80) Flip Wnsea Show (C) Clint Baotwood and Shirley Guests: Simdy Duncan, Jim MocLoine, After rescuInK 81^ Nabors and Slappy White. During the last two live televlsi(m signals from sev­ ter Sara from' attack by three (18) Movie wedcs, more than a thou­ eral points In Peking. These men. Hoean aad ahe Jotn Our SPEEDY Spedsltjr • "Stage to Tucson" Rod Came­ forces to lielp Mexican Jnriat- ron. Wayne Morris. sand cases of television vans will also be taken to Haag^ as in their attempt to < TRULY DELiaOUS chow and Shanghai vdiere they throw Bmperor ifiudmUliman's 9:00o (8) Movie equipment weighing over Kovenvenunent, 197a “A Str^car Named Desire" 40 tons arrived at a loading will tape coverage of tiie Preei- (8-40) Partridge Fam ily (G> CHICKEN 51. Vivien Leigh, Marimi dential visit. The video tapes 9:00 (8) Movie (0) Brando, Kim Hunter. facility in Fairview, N. J. "(^wlapace." Arthur Ken- Brown in 6 AOnntos (22-30) XI Olympic Winter wiU be flown to the broadiust and Teresa Wright Hid- Games ( o The equipment, which will center In PeMng for relay via dleog^ coulee's yearning ifir XhA ttimM’s "finest eattn* (8-40) Longstreet (18) News —^Weather A Sports coverage of President Nix­ China has contracted for the 9:80 (840) The Odd Coaple (G) CALL IN ORDER 10:80 (18) Hartford Talh-Ia- (G) on’s forthcomiqg visit to emplacement of a transmitting (18) Gaadld Camera Pick Up 10 Bllnutes Later 11:00 (S*M-S040) News -W eath er ^ Ou?®*: Betsy Palmer and Sports Bfovlos (C!> tional Airpon in New (rt) This Is Your Life (G) ‘To KUl a Mockingbird" '63 York. Extensive' television verage ^rprlse Guest: Chad Bverett In small southern town a law­ of President Itixon’s historic (0) The Golddlggers (C> yer defends doomed black The flight plan called for 22 » Guest hortess; VlKl Canr .S H O P and man on trihl for his life. Greg- visit to the People’s Republic of 11:80 C^22-S040) News —Wedther ?P' Mary Badham, Phil- hours of actual flying time. The China can be e)q>ected in late ^ r t s (0, ^ SAVE lin Alford. special 707 Jet — carrying the 1 1 .« Walter Shew "The Tramplers” ’66. Gordon evening and early morning time 11:28 (8) Movies WHERE Sertt Joseph Cotton, Jam es equipment and approximate­ periods because of tiie 13-hour ’T he Birds," '61. Harrowing Mitchum. ly 61 technicians from the three drama of world where meA's . YOU SEE difference between New Toik feathered friends suddenly O ftS R N . * {SI, News Headlines (G) Lr t a m p o J t h is {?!( * Sign Off