PAGE TWENTY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1972 Average Dally Net Press Run 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 board 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.