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PAGE TWENTY TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1970 lEtt^ntng i$mUt 34th Turkey Day Road Race on Manchester Streets Tomorrow at 10:30 A.M.

should be governed by viiat are on toe program: "Mister About Town East • Hartford planners decide Lincoln Fupils Zone 'Changes Denied ’nirkey" by Miss Ruth tne change from A to C Zone on E. Center permission to change 12 units Coiinne Pockett’s, and Mrs. Mancheater— A City o f Village Charm church. row at 10 a.m. in . toe school St, and of Roxie Leone for a chang:e to Business III in toe second section o t its Lucille Bahnsen’s Grade 1 and from Rural Residence Zone of a auditorium. pre-primary groups. ance company building were al­ Woodland Apartments, now un­ Hie Adult Discussion Class of parcel of land on Spencer St. at der construction, from one-bed- Jennifer Henderson of Mbs. Also, "Praise and Hianksglv- ______NO. (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—^TWO SECTIONSr-TABLOn)) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 (Cloaslfied Adverttoing on 'Page 21) PRICE TEN CENTS South United. Methodist Church the East Hartford line. ready "firmly established" there No REFUSE or RUBBISH^ room to two-bedroom apart­ Roberta Walnum’s Grade 6 Ing" by Mrs. Jmelda Juros’ and will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. Both appUcaUons had been under toe e x l s ^ zone ments. Mrs. Lorraine Thoma’s third Bordered by Homes class will extend a welcome to GolleoUon on Thursifoy, at the church. strongly opposed by residents - • ’Hie. reason for toe request, grades; "’Ihls Day Our Dally toe guests. Julie Hodson and of the areas involved at a pub­ The. commission also noted said Atty. Eugene Kelly, who Bread” and " ’Thantaglvlng Day" Tracy Sullivan of Thomas November 26ih. The American Legion will lic hearing of toe commission is bordered on toe represented toe applicants, was by Mrs. Ruth Ellis’ and Mrs. New Battle meet tonight at 8:16 at the Post Nov. 2. In both cases, petiUons “"d south by residential that it has been found toe Procko’s and Mrs. Walnum’s Jessie Hovey’s fourth grades; No Herald Home. After the meeting, re-' against the proposals had been PmperUes, and members agreed Grade 6 classe^ respectively, - House Panel Told larger units are renting more "Song of Thanksgiving’’ by Mrs. freshments will be served. presented to toe PZC. In addl- '*dto Potter that they "should readily. will be toe announcers. Grade Breaks Out Myra Kane’s and Mr. Alexan­ CoOtcrions reqtflorly sdm hii^ for fW» day Tomorrow Uon, an overflow crowd from take a firm stand against Infll- Finally, toe commission unan­ 6 pupils Valerie Dahl and der’s fifth grades; and "Kum Eugene Corbitt will lead toe The Herald will not publish The Conflrmatim Class of toe Shady Lane residential trstlon of creeping commercial- imously adopted its new Special Ba Yah" and "Hymn of wM bt mod* on Mondo/, Nov m b f ‘30fk North United Methodist Church area abutting Leone’s parcel tsm into residential zones." Exception regulation, which sets Pledge of' Allegiance. In Jordan tomorrow, Hianksgivlng Raids Won’t Affect ’Thanks" by toe sixth g;rades. Day. ’To all our readers we will meet tonight at 7 at the had protest^ toe proposed Ui toe case of toe Leone ap- suffer controls over drlve-ln res­ Dean Aitro will present a Mrs. Mary Buigess, music By -1™! ASSOCIA’TED PRESS extend our vrlshes for a safe church. The Senior High Youth change in person at toe hear- pUcaUon, toe commission’s taurants, car washes and toe Thanksgiving reading, and Mar- teacher, will direct the vocal WILUAM D. O'NEILL and happy holiday. And we’U Forum will also meet at 7 at ing. consensus \fas that toe use of like; and its CBD Regulation, lalne Opulombe, Mary Sin- selections. ° Dhvcfor of PubHe W oifo Fighting broke out today be- the church. be back to circulation, greet­ Paris Peace Talks Wolverton. a real estate bro- Leone’s property should be gov- which defines toe Central Busi­ namon, and Charlotte Clifford of ^een army troops and Pales­ ’The audience will be asked to ing you at your door^p or ker, had sought toe change for ®*ned by toe East Hartford zon- ness District and allows for Thomas Alexander’s Grade 6 Join In: singing the concluding tinian guerrillas to northern By CARL P. LEUBSDORF ago to halt bombing ot Norto Members of Campbell Coun­ Jordan. favorite news counter come about 440 feet of property on *ng regulations, even though toe high-rise apartment construc­ will recite ‘”The PumpMn." number, "Hymn of ’Thanksgiv­ Associated Press Writer Vietnam. The Norto Vietnamese tion there. Friday. cil, KofC, will meet tonight at 8 toe south side of E. Center St. 3 ® acre, tri&ngular shaped par- ’Hie following vocal numbers ing." Palestinians to Beirut, Leba­ deny this was the understand­ at the Leclerc Funeral Home, from toe Intersection of Munro cel lies In Manchester. non, said toe army opened fire WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre­ tary of State William P. Rogers ing. 23 Main St., to say prayers for St. west to Munro parklet. This Is because toe parcel has on a hiUtop position with mor­ "I would recommend calling the late Jotm I. Wilson, a mem­ ’The land Includes a single Spencer St,, and tars and machine giuis at 7:30 discounted today toe possible ef­ fects resumption of bombing to off the cessation o f bombing ber. dweUlng at 370 E. Center St., thus must be entered by an abut- a.m., starting a battle that .still should toere be major violations North 'Vietnam would have on whlch Wolverton wanted to re- piece of 7.87 acres, also was raging at noon. Bobby Seale of toese understandings," he the Paris peace talks. Hie VFW Auxiliary will have model into a ground-floor office owned by Leone, that Is in East A government source, howev­ added. "I don’t think It will have any a potluck tonight at 6:30 at the for his business, plus a second- Hartford on toe town line. The er, Insisted toe troops had driv­ Republican committee mem­ Post Home. Members are re­ floor apartment. Members agreed that Leone en a group of guerrilla "muti­ Attorney Hits effect one way or toe other," bers expressed pleasure 'with should first have approached neers,” who wouldn’t obey their Rogers told toe House Foreign minded to bring items for a Also contained within toe 440 Laird’s emphasis that toe week­ Thanksgiving basket. feet are a gasoltne station and the East Itertfort p l a n ^ corn- commanders, from toe village of Affairs Committee. end actions were "isolated toe officer of a life Insurance since he w ^ ts to use Thahrat Asfour, on toe road be­ Penal System He said, however, toe North events” rather than policy tween Jerash and Irbld, about Vietnamese would attempt to Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta company, both non-conforming changes. Sigma Phi will meet tonight at velop a shopping center. 38 miles north of Amman. NEW HAVEN (AP)-caiarles make it appear the action was But Fulbright said he didn’t uses. Circle Associates, owners ’Die source In Amman said R. Garry, a San Francisco at­ affecting the talks, and would 8 at the home of Mrs. Howard of the brick structure occupied ’Die East Hartford piece is see how the two moves would Lundell of 32 McCann Dr. Mrs. also zoned for residential use, toe "mutineers” started two torney representing Black Pan­ avoid toe discussions “ but I help toe administration’s an- by toe insurance firm, had also fights with army patrols during ther National Chairman Bobby don’t believe It for a moment.” John Henry is in charge of the been a party to toe Wolverton and backs up to one-family toe past two weeks. ‘"Their con­ Seale to toe trial here, strongly On toe other hand, Rogers (See P^$e Ntoe) program. Memebrs are remind­ application. homes on Shady Lane. CLARKE trol a t the village,” toe Inform­ criticized the nation’s criminal said, the recent successful Cam­ ed to bring articles for a Several months ago, Wolverton A restriction against enter­ ing toe triangular parcel was ant said, "became a threat to justice system Tuesday, but ad­ bodian operations leads him to Thanksgiving basket. had sought a variance on his placed against it by toe State traffic on toe main Amnlan- vised a group of law students to believe “prospects for progress property from toe Zoning Bodrd, Hie Nov. 27 meeting of the Bureau of Highways because toe Insurance Agency, Inc. Jera^-Irbid-Damascus road study hard and fight within toe (at toe talks) might be en­ Key Queries but had been turned down then land will front on a yet-to-be- and toe army had to force toem system for the causes they be­ hanced because the other side Sunset Club of the Senior because he did not plan to live out.” Citizens Center has been can­ constructed portion of 1-84 and lieve to. might not think the war is worth in toe house. ’Itie guerrillas were pushed celed. Members will meet as because there will be a high' " I ’ve lost complete confidence while.” So far, however, Rogers In recommending last night ramp opposite toe Spencer out of toe village In a "blood­ Unanswered usual on Dec. 11 at a time to to the system,” toe silver-haired added, no prepress has been that toe zone change be turned gt. frontage. Is pleased to announce the association of less” morning operation, the made to Paris. be announced. lawyer said. "But toat doesn’t down. Town Planner J. Eric Other members agreed with government source claimed. He mean when I go into a court­ Rogers appeared at toe Capi­ InPOWRaid Potter said toe change to C Zone George DeCormler that Le3 meet with EgyiA’s out the ability to know toe M akes H im tions” to free toe POW’s, Laird Associated Press Writer S T C S P President Anwar Sadat in Cairo Man’s game, you won’t be able told toe Senate Foreign Rela­ ATLANTIC next week to preparation for a WASHINGTON (AP) — The to help toe causes you’re work­ tions Committee Tuesday. He is FOGARTY'S INSUREI four-nation Western tour which Pentagon Tuesday added only WtS Jeff has completed an extensive insurance ing for.” The term ’Man” Is Grieving. Children Thankful scheduled to appear before the will begin with a visit to Presi­ Give Thanks tantalizing shreds of detail to OIL H E A T BUDGET PAYMENT PLAI sometimes used to mean toe House panel later to the day. dent Nixon to Washtogfton, toe prison raid at Son Tay, "power structure.” Roger’s primary position was MIAMI (AP) — Having just opening fertile areas for specu­ Fuel Oil — Oil Burner Air OpndMIoiiiiw A1 Ahram, toe semiofficial to plead for approval by Con­ Asked about toe value of lost everything he owned, How­ lation, • but leaving toe chief course, licensing examinations, and is well Cairo newspaper, said today In Spite of Loss of Parents gress of President Nixon’s re­ Bales and Service M JHenr I demonstrating at trials, Garry ard Taylor leaned back, grinned questions unanswered. toat Hussein’s Egyptian visit said demonstrations could be and said, "Hell, I’m the hap­ quest for $1 billion more to for­ HESSTON. Kan. (AP) — let them know toe seven King For instance, leaders of the '^11 begin next Wednesday and relatives was replaced this year piest guy I know.” eign aid funds at the current effective outside toe courtroom, “Dear God: We’re sorry daddy commEUido force, an Air Force that from there he 'will fly to children would remain together. with the special Thankt^'vtog lame-duck session, which is ex­ but had no place within it. and moipmy had to die but we Nine days ago, Taylor said he brigadier and an Army ccAonel, qualified to handle any and all of your insur­ Washtogttm, London, Paris and Ray King, a Kansas state rep­ letter written by Lynne. The pected to end around Christmas. "If I’m going to be to there know toat You needed them up thought he was about to die and were both stationed at Elgin Air Pr«-Wiiit«r Specials Now On Bonn. ’The newspaper said he resentative and bridge contrac­ first letter of 12 subjects cov-.^^^m.a, House Committee CSiairman ' CONCENTRATID LIQUID working, I see no reason for to heaven. And while they’re fed himself for exposing his, Force Base to Florida. will leave Washington before tor, and Mrs. King were among ered to the letter spell Thomas E. Motgan D-Penn., ALUMINUM demonstrations to toe court­ gone. You are here to watch Jane and their 4-year-old Was, then, toe force raised I DRAIN OPENER - CIEANE r' Dec. 11 because Israeli Defense 31 persons killed Oct. 2 to a "Th®^vtog.” seild it might be difficult to view room,” he said. over us—and Lynne, too. to the same and rehearaed to toe states, or, ★ A W N IN G S i f W IN D O W S ance needs! Jeff represents the third genera­ Minister Moehe Dayan is arriv­ plane crash near Silver Plume, of toe time factor, but Rogers • EATS HAIR M A C ing to the United States that Seale, who faces murder and Amen.” Lynne, was a freshman at As- fate. aay, to toe Canal Zone, and tak­ i f SIDING ★ DOORS Colo, ’ihe plane was carrying said that while the administra­ • EATS FAT V O day. kidnaping charges here to con­ ’The prayer by 7-year-old Lisa w h ?n WUmore I^ ., Th^i^ 44-foot motor sailer en as a unit to a staging area at members of toe Wichita State tion renognlzes this it regards ★ DOOR CANOPIES Hussein will spend Christmas nection with toe slaying of an­ King was offered toe night be­ University football team, athlet­ the last moment for security other Panther, was bound and has left c(dlege to be ■with her o" ® Bahamian the package as essential. MANCHCS1ER Free Esrimotes • Eo^ Terms to London 'with his wife Princess fore her parents’ fimeral. It was ic ' officials and friends of toe reef six miles from shore and purposes? tion of Clarkes to he associated with this fine brother and sisters—Dina, 4, Muna, who Is British. She has shackled and finally sentenced included to a ’Thanksgiving let­ school to a game. Taylor thought It was only a Half of the $1 billion would go "It was a rather elaborate op­ to four years to jail on a con­ JuU, 6, Usa, 7, Lori, 9, Terl, 13, to Israel. In connectioh with the HARDWARE & SUPPLY been in Biitoto slqce fighting ter written by 18-year-old Lynne The King family's traditional matter of time before It slid into eration,” said Pentagon spokes­ BILL TUNSKY $166 million sought for Cambo­ began between Hussein’s army tempt charge after he Insisted King to relatives and friends to Christmas letter to friends and toe depths of toe Atlantic. man Jerry Friedhelm. "There . 877 Blaln St., Blanoliester on defending himself at toe (See Page Four) dia, Rogers said 70 per cent PHONE M9-9095 and Palestinian guerrillas to "That was befLre toe estal>- was meticulous training and the agency, located in Manchester since 1917 . . . "Chicago 8” trial last year. would go for ammunition. Phone M8-4«UI Jordan several months hgo. - Ushment saved our necks,!’ Tay­ training occurred at several Garry was recuperating from "We have no military forces places.” A1 Ahram did not say what lor said to an interview Tues­ nor advisors to Cambodia, Rog­ Why Isn’t further detail pro- day. “ You talk about celebrat­ (See Page Eig^t) (See Page Eight) vlded? The idea of assaulting a ing Thanksglvlhg Thursday. ers said, “ nor do we intend to prison camp was disclosed by Wholesale Price Dip Reported Well, I’ve got a real Thanksgiv­ send any.” Rogers also said the Defense Secretary Melvin R. ing story to tell.” United States has no present plans to provide Cambodia with Laird. While surprise is Impor­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The the -Wholesale Price Index down ing Economic Indicators for Oc­ The story b^gan two years The Clarke Agency Specializes In sophisticated military equip­ tant isn’t toere room for detail government said to a prelimi­ to 117.6. Tliis means wholesale tober orse by eight-tenths of one ago to California. ment. ‘ on such things as the size of toe Free Lunch Goal for Needy nary report today that whole­ buyers paid $117.60 on toe aver­ per .cent after two consecutive OWN “We had everything,” Taylor camp and eyewitness accounts sale prices dropped this month, age this month for goods worth months of decline. Laitd told the Senate commit­ said, "a good home, two cars. I tee Tuesday that neither the from some of toe men who took a cheering economic note after $100 to toe 1967-89 period on Its indicators for toe average had a great job as a chief medi­ 7 7 Not Met in Many Schools which toe index is based. rescue mission nor last week­ part to a raid that is now histo­ Tuesday's report of October’s workweek, building permits for cal technician in. a hospital. My ry? F o r “Commercial Package Policies biggest jump to living costs to It raised hopes toat living end’s bombing raids into North private welfare and ~ church new housing, stock prices and wife had a fine job to another By AUSTIN SCOTT six months. costs will later ease off from Vietnam represent any change “There are some pretty se­ Associated Press Writer groups found, officials refuse to toe ratio of prices to unit labor one as a microbiologist. vere security problems Invtdv- Thanksgiving The Labor Department said their sharpest continuing rise to in U.S. policy. Every weekday morning, four notify parents toere is a free cost went up. “ But I got fed up. The war, ing toe men who went to and toe wholesale costs of food and a more than 20 years. Tuesday’s Laird said the Nixon adminis­ of Mrs. Mary Hudson’s children lunch program, ask children to taxes, politics, suburban living, For Area Businessmen... bread range of industrial raw report had said living costs rose Declining were indicators for tration ■will retaliate immediate­ prisoners,” Laird answered. "It Beautify your home for the leave toelr weather-ravaged work for their free lunches, materialism. You name il."l had materials declined two-tenths of six-tenths of one per cent to Oc­ average weekly unemployment ly if the North Vietnamese shoot would compromise intelligence holiday with glorious wooden diack to toe northeast deny lunches as punishment, it. So, I decided to take my fam­ one per cent to November, only tober rose by eight-tenths of oive insurance claims, new orders down other unarmed U.S. recon­ sources and toe safety of those Mississippi hlU country and and segregate children getting ily and drop out. I’m no hippie. involved.” blooms from our selection toe .second monthly decline to the 6 per cent aimual rate of for durable goods, plant and naissance planes, use toe demil­ trudge down the muddy, red- free meals so toelr classmates of floral arrangements and more than a year. climb thqt has prevailed for equipment contracts and orders, I never was. I’d just had it.” itarized zone for infiltration, or An Army officer put it hard­ PBreP gravel road toward toe school can see who is too poor to i>ay. and industrial materials sup­ The Taylors sold everything, shell South Vietnamese cities to er; "The more you open your The report, subject to change nearly two years. bouquets to enhance every bus. Local school administrators plies. ARRANGEMENTS when more details are avail­ bought the 22-ton motor sailer violaticsi of what he said was an mouth, the more trouble you decor. W e A k o O f f e r At lunch, two children get free say such practices, all b^inned Meantime, toe Commerce De­ understanding toat accompa­ make for yourself.’’ able, said the decline brought partment said its Index of Lead­ meals. The otller two, -victims of by toe new law, have continued (See l^age Nine) (See Page Eight) nied the U.S. decision two yean This much of toe lecture has a free lunch quota system, often because of state and ft^eral ad­ ★ Home Owners go hungry until'they get home ministrative delays or because (See Page Fbur) CASH and CARRY SPECIALS ★ Automobile again. of a diortage of fimds to pay for ' Despite new federal laws and toe share of each Iimch that fed­ funds to back up a 'White House eral money doesn’t cover. THANKSGIVING CENTER PIECE ★ life pledge, toe goal of giving all Without exception, toe dis­ needy children free or cut-price tricts checked by The Associat­ Fire Claims school lunches by this Tbanks- ed Press said they would Imple­ ★ Accident and Health ★ Bonds glvtog has not been met to ment new lunch programs by many classrooms—north and toe end of toe Christmas holi­ N ine Lives west as well as aouto, urban as days that would either conform well as rural. to, or be closer to, federal law. It was last CSulstmas Eve -•/'S Inside toe Mississippi Eiiack, In Chicago Mrs. Hudson said her tocome, that President Nixon’s adviser on hunger and nutriton, Dr. all from welfare, is $90 a month. CHICAGO (AP) — Ntoe per­ Tliere are "a heap of days,” she Jean Mayer, promised that all sons died today to a fire to an said, when die can’t give toe 6.6 million of the nation’s needy apartment building where two children the 30 cents each school children would be getting flames swept up a wooden stair­ needs to buy lunch. free or cut-price lunches by way and forced some tenants to As die talked, wind drifted Thanksgiving 1970. leap from second-and third-story through cracks to toe wallh. Bill Expands windows. Only old license plates nailed Later, on May 14, Nixon over holes to toe sagging bare signed a bill expanding the pro- Among those killed was a board floor and old car seats g;ram and said; "It will assure mother and her three ehUdren.' wedged into openings that eopIe awakened him new federal requirements. i»ft I n m ^ c e Agency to ahown in toelr office. From at the front, side and rear of our a g e n ^ T T ; impossible to meet toe deadline to his second-Qoor apartment. Ihe government estimates four date of October 81, 1970 . . . ” "I ran to the window and saw million to five mlUlon children The delays have angerd a man jump from toe third floor benefit from toe program, but some hunger fighters. onto an air conditioner casing,” some schools, such as toe one "MlUicHis of needy school chil­ Thrun said. "He then jumped to BROWN’S Flowers MTS. Hudson’s children attend, dren have learned a bitter les­ \ 145 BfADT STREET — MANCHESTER 2S7 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER (At Ae comer o£ Benton Street) the gtx>und and ran away.” have a quota system which gives son about how government oper- . He said he heard a “ muffled \ t e l . 54S-8455 free lunches to some needy chil­ a ^ s,” said Sen. George Mc­ exploeion . . . a lot of screaming \ OPEN TUES., WED., tiH 9 PJM. Phone 643-1126 for “24-Hour Answering Service” dren while others just as needy Govern, D-SJ>., chairman of toe and 'Windows breaking/’ . have to pay. Senate Committee on Nutrition A Time for Thankfulness Dense smoke to toe hallway In otoer schoeds, the AP study This scene will be_ duplicated many times across the country Here Diana Tasnadi, 8, left and her mother, Maria, give thanka in blocked his _ escape, • ’nuuan and separate investigations by (Scip' Page Eleven) when Americans give thanks on TTianksgiving Day tomorrow. their own way in their Washington, D.C., home. (AP Photo) (See Page Uglit)

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FACE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING iHERALD, MANCHESTER. C NN.. WEDNESDAY^ NOVEMBER 25, 1970 9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 PAGE THREE Saulters Pond AtUConn Books Added MOVIE RArmOB Sheinwolfl on Bridge Delay in Federal Grants Oeaned Again DECI'S T V Tonight Stam psti: T.libm ry FDRmRENIBANO EXPECT NO SYMPATHY Saulters Pond has been clean­ YQUNQ PEOPLE IF YOU WON'T liOOK ------N ORTH -r for Complete Listings. For ting Town to Borrow 4 A873 Will Be G|mm I UnnktgiviiiK Scientists Probe for Key to Caneer’s Cure See Saturday’s TV Week ed for the last time before be- MARY CHENEY UBRABY n * «M m Mi* •( M* iMi*** If i* M ta * By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ^ 1 0 2 ByBy. JUNE LINTONLDTTON u______• > UbBTED STATE *fi*ii Ilifi m Iiihif ly t t has gone into cancer research Because the federal govern­ funds would be paid and depos­ ine: refined. Manchester TouQi Fiction O 10 7 4 WE’RE OPEN FRIDAY AS USUAL (Herald Reporter) Atwood—The edible woman If the opponents put theii has pretty well proven that 5:M (8) Fe:Perry Maaoa ment te far behind schedule in ited this month. for Conservation asks the co­ X A 5 3 2 WE WISH OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS Buck—^Mandada cards face up on the table, ^ On an upper floor of the Life such "accidental” cures will not (18> WUd WOd Weit (O) its funding for Manchester’s Weiss said that similar situa­ operation of residents in keep­ Ul. AMS AOMinEO WEST EAST ^ (M) (S») Addam* Family Burley—^Tp kill a cat A HAPPY HOUEDAT ®*41 faced with a $302,000 deficit for authorized for Manchester, he MYC and Girl Scout Troop 600 pathy for finding a losing line ♦ 4 causes of cancer. • tion they were referring to 6:M (45) Bawhlde Ford—Sergeant Sutton 6:8« (3) New* with Walter Cron- meeting its regular payroll and said, the town was assured by picked clean the banks of the Graham—The Aldeburg Cezanne Miiiicno of play. This isn’t idle chatter; C:? AKQJ63 This project, just one of many processes which take place in Ute (C> I I M v 17 itfulrn tctompfnyhig other commitments to Dec. 4, state and federfil officials that pond, "niree of the more en­ Hamner—The homecoming it’s exactly what happened in 0 AK research projects being carried thousandths of a second, and (8) New* with Fiaak Bey- and, it te faced with a possible the payments would come regu­ Pmiit or Adult Gutrditn X KJ 64 aolda aad Howard K. Smith thusiastic and courageous Herron—^The hound and the fox today’s hand. Lambert—^The infamous conduct , NO ONE UNKN 17 AOMITTa sembly” and is supported by a place much fadter. Rapid "M » Ic o ’’ obligations, pending receipt of tractors. retrieve out-of-reach objects. Opening lead — lOng of 4 NT Pass 5 ^ Pass Laumer—The house in Novem­ (Ago Unit may vary $51,000 grant to Dr. Todd Schus­ kinetic instruments enable them (8) n n th or CoBaeqaeasea (0> federal funds. Town Manager The advise now being given to Cans, paper, logs, and car la cartalnar**]) Spades. 5 NT Pass 6 X Pass (U) What’* My UaeT (C) ber ter from the American Cancer ■ to do this, and they use an elec­ (Se-tg> New* — Weather and Robert Weiss is recommending municipalities with g^rants te dif­ tires were among the more, Declarer took the first trick 6 All Pass . rr> i«n l«l bjr DICK ROSS » ASSOCIATES Society. Markfield—Teitlebaum's window tron microscope. X-ray crystal­ Sport* (C) that the town borrow $1.3 in ferent, he explained. Now, the prosaic items thoughtlesB per­ with dummy’s ace of spades, T:Se (f) Storefront Lawyer* Coartahip of Eddie’* Fa­ a two-month period. to borrow funds equivalent to the last two MYC clean-iiixs in By SYD KRONISH Moray—Gervase and then led a club to dum­ “Don’t tell me ther k into the instantaneous go­ becomes apparent, has to be 8:80 (8) Oovemor aad d. d. (C) tors for Dec. 3, at 8 p.m. in the seat, hydrator, rusting tractor Scerbanenco—Duca and the carded a diamond, and South and goin’to hell! ings-on of one particular virus, and I.” WeU, the U.S. Post Of­ Dally Question an expert in many disciplines. (8-40) Boom 283 (C) Municipal Building, to receive axle with two half-wheels, a Milan murders I THEATER TIME began to think. Dyin’ is how wo get out of It.” the tobacco mosaic virus. « ral Boberta Special (C) dead pickerel, and two unopen­ fice Department promises a As dealer, you hold: ^lodes, A physicist, chemist and biolog­ 0:00 (8) Medical Ceater (C) authorization for the borrow­ Silverberg—^Tower of glass I “ SCHEDULE It was too late for thought to This virus is .bothersome only ed bottles of wine. K-q-J-10-e-5-2i Hearts, 7; Dia­ ist, he is apt to have to pick up (8-40)_dohBBy Cash Show (C) ing. Weiss said that the bor­ Public Records new stamp featuring “ 1116 Vermandel—Dine with the devil help. West was sure to get two PAT BOOME « 0«id WHkeison wiili ERIK ESTRADA • JACKIE GIROUX • DINO OsFILIPPI to tobacco leaves where it 9:80 (18) EddieHe ______Aniold fecial (O) The year and vintage of the Whiting—Last island club tricks, and all was lost monds, Q: Clubs, q-10-9-7. JOANN ROBINSON •Scitmpliylir DON MURRAYmdJAMESBONNET-Mouebt RALPH CARMICHAEL engineering of every Wnd, com­ 19:00 (8) HawaU Five-O (C) rowing will be by bidding. He Warranty Deeds Sheep and Ehve.” causes spotting and wUting, but (30) Fanr In One last named were niot disclosed. Wilcox—The disappearance WEDNESDAY save honors. What do you say? aaiinnse/ niOl/AACe flLMtO IN EASTMAN COlO« puter programming, even tech­ <0 ) anticipates that the interest will Mary E. Kosky to Martin Lut- According to Postmaster Gen­ Dinctid by DON MURRAY* Pmkicid by DICK ROSS • POINTS BY TECHNiCOtOG according to Dr. Schuster it is (8 ^ ) Daa Ancaat Burnside — WUSA, 7:15, 9:18. Answer: Bid four spades un­ nical writing. As Dr. Schuster 10:80 (18) 'Btefttoid *faik-lB (C) cost the town about $8,000. That zen Jr. and Starr S. Lutzen, eral WinUm M. Blount, the new Wilk—^My masterpiece ” I could have made It If the abundant and available, exhibits East Hartford Drive-In—CC. & less you are vulnerable against expressed it, “ When you get in­ 11:00 (8-8-lMO.tO) New* - Weather interest, plus the income lost on property at 588 Bush Hill Bd., commemorative will salute the Wllklnstm—Caie clubs broke normally,” South GP^' the general properties of virus and Sports (C) Lady Bird Tour Co., 9:10; A Nice Girl Uke Me, nohvulnerable opponents. (In EASieOI terested in a particular question 11:25 (8) Movie General Fund sums spent In­ conveyance tax $26.40. «0th anniversary of the ^tro- Non-Fiction explained. "I ’d have been all assembly which they are study­ Atkinson—(Broadway 7:30. f right even If the clubs broke that case, bid only three oovcRwow er. exit to maim i t . you do a lot of things, and you 11:80 (80) Toalcht Show dohnny Car- stead of invested, will be borne L&M Homes, Inc., to Samuel LONDON (AP) — Mrs. Lyn­ ducUon of sheep to the North Eaaj^indsor Drive-In—Patton ing and can be "observed in design and build your own equip­ »on (c) by the town. M. zind Florence T. Stein, prop­ Ballkcl—^The Netsilik Eteklmo badly — the other way,” he spades.) Tour hand should be (8-4#) Dick ^ayett Show (C) 2 don B. Johnson, who has been American coninent. It will be solution where reactions can be Brown—Charles Laughton 9:1S; The Chairman, 7:30. added. good for seven or eight tricks ment.” Group research becomes , ^ “ " V driffin' Show (C) Weiss said that federal grants erty on Sunny Brook Dr., con­ promoting her new book in a issued early next year. controlled and where the virus 1:80 (8-40) New* —Prayer aad Campbell—The world of horses Manchester Drive-In — Kill All very true, but South at spades but is probably most Imoprtant. Sian Off totaling $2,230,965 are due Man­ veyance tax $37.40. series of American tele\'isic«i can bo taken apart and reas­ The vertical 6-center will fea­ Carosso—Investment banking in Baby Kill, 10:20; The She Beast, should have discovered exactly worthless on defense. The The men talked about their (»— ) Skir Scene (C) chester as of today. He said Judgment Lien appearances, has arrived to ture a ewe with a lamb. De­ sembled. 1:10 (3) News and Weather _ America 8:46; Sound of Horror, 11:30; how the clubs were going to shutout should be a good work in a small office at the Mo- that,some of It had been prom­ W. G. Glenney Co. agfalnst take part in the David Frost signed by Dean Elite of New Dr. Schuster explained that meat of Meditation and Siya Cate—Antoine de Saint-Exupery The Embalmer, 6:30. break; and he idiould have sacrifice or may Interfere with hartford ballet* company rear of the labs, an office clut­ ised for October and all of it Alex Yakaltis, property at 406 weekend inteiwiew program for York, the illustration Is based while it has yet to be proven 1:80 (40) News aad Sl(n Off for November. Now, he said, Coote—Four vintage decades Meadows Drive-In — The Em­ made the slam. See if you can the enemy’s bidding. JOSEPH ALBANO, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR tered with papers and journals, Burnham St., $789.69. British audiences. on a photograph by Bob Taylor t that viruses cause cancer in not a few of which they had it 1s being promised for De­ Federal Tax Lien Corbett—Christians awake balmer, 7:37;' She Beast, 9:09; spot the winning line of play Edacatlonal TV (24) Mrs. Johnson's daughter, Luci of Cordell, Okla., which ap­ Ooutts-Smlth—The dream of KlU Baby Kill, 10:28; Sound of humans, it has been established written themselves. They had Wednesday, November 25 cember. U.S. Government against Rob­ Nugent, accompanied her on the before you read on. Ck^yright 1970 FM peared in the May, 1970 editicm Icarus Horror, 11:66. With the Hartford Symphony Orchestra that viruses do cause it in sev­ worked together at the State He said that he was cognizant in C. and Patricia A. Bartlett, flight Tuesday. Simple Count General Features Carp. S'S! Mteteroser*’ Nelzhborhood B of the "National Wool Grower.” CJurrell—Puppetry for school UA Theatre — S Easy Pieces, eral animal systems. He men­ University of New York in Buf­ 6:80 Film of the town’s financial situation, property at 90 Henry St., $1,871.- She plans to autograi^ copies Historians recognize 1531 as Take the first trick with the HUGO FIORATO,CONDUCTOR(Fiom N.Y.C. Ballet) "Nervous Tension" Part I. children 7:00, 9:00. 4 tioned mouse leukemia as one falo, but they began their ca­ 7:00 Book Beat but had anticipated that the 76. of her memoirs, “A White the year that sheep were im­ ace of spades and the next example. 5 Della Femina — From those with the ten of hearts. Then Scope Launch reers in different ways, rSS WUderne** (C) House Diary,'V at a Lohdon ported to North America by wonderful folks who gave you irroRSDAY in the Eighth Season of He deplored severe cutbacks 8:00 l^ n c h Chef (C) store during her week-long visit. ruff a low spade. When Etest Dr. Schuster, a native of De­ Child makes lasagne.” Hernando Cortez, the Spanish Pearl Harbor CAPE KENNEDY, FTa. (AP) federal funding for such ba­ 8:80 CivUlsaUon (C) Burnside — WUSA, 7:16, 9:15. discards a diamond, you know troit, had no Intention of doing conquistador. Some say that Co­ Dlpboye — Trailer owners — Continued problems with a sic research and emphasized oLvo Experience” East Hartford Drive-In-^4X;. & that West started with seven Tb this sort of thing. He received' OtSO Nader Beport (C) lumbus brought sheep with him handbook gyroscope on the Atlas-Centaur that one launching to the moon Company, 7:30; A Nice Girl Like spades. NUTCRACKER his bachelor’s degree in the hu­ 10:00 Foarth Estate to the New World in his 1496 Farm Journal — America's rocket has again put off the costs more than the entire GLENNEY'S voyage. Me, 9:16. Draw three more rounds of manities as an art history ma­ OPEN ALL DAY best] vegetable recipes East Windsor Drive-In — Pat­ launching of a telescope yearly budget of' the cancer so­ jor, but through a pcut-tlme The date and first day loca­ trumps, noticing that West dis­ PERFORMANCES AT ciety. Maddox Record THANKSGIVING Gladwin — There are no ton, 7:30; The Chairman, 10:26. signed to give scientists their job as an assistant in a human MEN'S SHOP tion of the American Wool cards three spades. Then lead > 9:00 to 9:00 strangers; an approach to (Clneiiia I & H) —Diary of a closest look ever at the stars. , BUSHNELL MEMORIAL He observed that it’s strictly genetics lab working with re­ ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Gov. stamp will be reported In this out the ace and king of dia­ 789 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER letter writing Housewife, 1:30, 3:30, 6:30, 7:30, TTie launch of the lEtrgest tele­ a question of national priorities, Lester Maddox Is going to try Arthur Drug Store column for first day cover col- monds. West discards another tarded children he made the Graham — The self-inflicted 9:30. scope built for space has been FRI., DEC. 4 - 8:00 P.M. “ You hear a lot about defense hte hand as a recording artist lectoih as soon as the informa­ spade, saving one spade and sudden switch which started wound Cinema I—Scrooge, 1:30, 3:30, rescheduled tor early next but not much about the niun- and says “ I hope to become the tion becomes available. four other cards —^whlch must SAT., DEC. 5 -2:3 0 P.M. him working toward a master’s Hall — The worid of ballet and 6:30, 7:30, 9:30. week. The space agency said ber of dollars available to the degree in physlcEil chemistry, first ex-governor to seU a mil­ Open This Friday Night dance be clubs since West obviously Manchester Drive-In — KlU has no more hearts or dia­ further tests were needed on a All Seats Reserved Naticmaly Science Foundation.” which he received from Wayne lion records.” _ The 1970-71 edition o f the H ar- Hoggart — Speaiklng to each Baby Kill, 10:20; The She Beast, gyroscope assembly in the The scientist said that some State University. He went on to He said Tuesday his record­ iU H tirllPfitPr "Collectifs Guide Catalog,” other. 2 vote. monds. till 9.-00! 8:46; Sound of Horror, 11:30; Lead your last trump, forc­ auto-pilot system. ’Hekets; Orchestra gS.SO ft $4-S0; 1st Balcony $5.60 ft $4.60; oeople Involved in clinical can- earn a doctor’s degree in mole­ ings will feature religious and j V an informative booklet which Kopp — Town and revolution The Embalmer, 6:30. ing West to discard a club.. The launching had been set 2nd Balcony $2JS0. NOW ON SALE AT BUSHNELL BOX er research feel that even cular biology from Washington patriotic numbers, some with a ICVPttttU ) ‘^PT H U I reflects the current active mar­ Llneaweaver — The najbural his­ Meadows Drive^In — The Em- for tonight after being resched­ OFFICE. Tel. 246-6807. (For Group Rates CaU 525-9396). ith the necessary fimds to do University, St. Louis. musical background while he Last Week’s Turkey Winner Was — ket for U.S. stamps, is now off tory of sharks Now lead a club to dummy’s blamer, 7:07; Kill Baby Kill, ace and return a spade, giving uled from Monday. 1 job it will probably take 20 He then studied for three speaks the words and some with Mrs. Douglas Taft Published Daily Except Sunday* presses. M ore than a p rice Lyons — The seasonable angler 8:44; She Beast, 10:22; Sound of 30 years to yield significant years with Professor Manfred a singing group. tad Holidays at 13 Blssell Street list, the handbook o f 64 iUustrat- McAlister — The Vietneimese 60 Oakland Street, Manchester Haachester, Oonn. (06040) pages contains a ^clal fea- Horror, 11:41. 'Its. Eigen, 1967 Nobel Prize winner, Maddox, who under state law and their revolution H explained that it is neces- could not succeed himself, wzis Telephone 613-3711 hire "How To Collect Stamps,” UA Theatre — Five Easy at the Max Planck Institute Meyerson — The conscience of Pieces, 4:00, 6:40, 7:30, 9:16. - V M s n w .‘I'’ ,, to understand how viruses, elected lieutenant governor Happy Thanksgiving To All Our Wonderful Second (Tlass Foatage Paid at just fo r beginners. the city for Phydcal Cteemistry in G oet Cancer researchers Drs. Todd Schuster, left, and Robert B. Scheele, check over Maacbester. Ctonn. Copies o f the H arris book a re which are known to consist of tingen, Germany. Nov. 3. He leaves the governor’s Customers and Friends! Moses — (Public works e L m n M T i protein and nucleic acid mole­ equipment pnor to resuming experiments. (Herajd photo by Linton) mansion in January. BUgSCRiPTiON, RATES available for only 10 cents from Mumford — Interns: from stu­ "Always Science” Payable in Advance publWier, H.E. Harris & Campaign Coett cules, actually use the machin­ dents to physicians With Dr. Scheele It was “ al­ ery of a living ceil to repro­ tend to extend their studies to ^ e Tear ...... 330.0b Cp., D ept. W, Boston, M ass. Mubch — Geology of the moon ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov. ways science” and his work ■ s Month* ...... 16.50 duce themselvxes. It is this spe­ viruses vdilch Infect bacteria Three Month* ...... 7.90 OZU7- Mystery Writers of America — Nelson A. Rockefeller reports has been in the chemistry of cific putting together process and Einimal cells. They ex­ Crime without murder viruses. He comes from Scars- he spent $6,794,627 in hte suc­ which they are attempting to plained that the ACS ydilch Nock — (Railways at the zenith cessful campaign to win re-elec­ dale, N. Y., received his BS N discover and they feel that this supports their work at present of steam s K i . at Yale and his doctor’s degree ★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★ ' k ' k i r k i r k tion as the Republican candi­ miut be understood before any­ has a board of scientists which Portal — The Slavs in bio-physics from the Univer­ date Nov. S. one can solve the problem of reviews all applications for re­ Reed — 19 necromancers from The campaign expense report sity of Plttsbthgh. He was a how to Interfere with the pro­ search, but the basic ideas are now was filed \^th the state Tuesday post doctoral fellow when he duction of viruses in cells. generated by the applicants. ALUMNI DANCE Ridiards — “ Gentlemen of as required by law. worked with Dr. Schuster in No ‘Accidental’ Cure* They determine \riiich road property and standing” Rockefeller’s main opponent Buffalo. Dr. Schuster said that many they take but only their find- MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA^ Sobel — The curbstone brokers was Democrat Arthur J. Gold­ Both men are married. Dr. diseases have been successful­ Schuster and his wife Nancy ing;s indicate which way the Strout — Divided we stand; re­ berg, former Supreme Court road will turn. i TONIGHT flections on the crisis at Cor­ justice and U.N. ambassador. ly treated without actually have one child. She is an orient­ 7:30 PAd. 10 10:30 P.M. nell Goldberg has yet to file his final finding out exactly how the cure alist and teaches at the Hart­ worked; penicillin was discov­ ford Seminary Foundation. Dr. Urofsky — My teachers strike report of campaign spending, V Dark Porches t Vorspan — So the kids are re­ but a preliminary pre-election ered and used before it was im- Scheele and his wife Marianne volting . . ? statement put his outlay at derstood. He feels however, have two children and she is a SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — Walcott — The gulf; poems $1,374,246. and stressed that this was his librarian at Eastern Connecticut A thief stole aU 41 porch lights I ^ a h f b r u L Wlngler — The Bauhaus; Wei­ personal opinion, that the enor­ State College. in an apartment complex, p OMLOB ance. MAKES US THINK OF YOU PAUL Vallee said the Ice maker COLOR IT OELUXE aw estem . NEWMAN wouldn’t function <)espite visits Also^ by repairmen. 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\ \ PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 MANCHESltett e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONNd WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 PAGE FIVE Ahdover is known to be one of as a body and as private indi­ Tolland A n d over^ the few remaining unpolluted viduals. Key Queries that if Zelrtn ■wished to explore rivers in the state. Transporta­ IMaaster Aid Pair Freed in Robbery Hehron the matter, he should ascertain' tion, it was pointed out, pollutes The local Bed Cross chapter Unanswered T U K ^ ‘ what interest, if any, reMdents Town Meeting To Be Called L W V Panel more than all the other polluters is again cooperating with the After High Court Ruling might have in such a comxqu- ’ NOTKE T^ PROPERTY OWHERSI combined. National Red Cross and organi­ FAM1LY<»^ i Builder Asks PZC Feelings nlty. From there, the commis­ D iscusses ’The Air PolluUon Act of 1967 zations around the world in pro­ InP O W R aid sion would decide if a public On Heating System Funds ^ was passed as an action to con­ viding emergency aid to disas­ LAW^^KK A. hearing should be held. iHwr» is a etiorgM of $25.00 or cvetuol coot Connecticut Supreme Court holding guns and wearing ski On Park for Mobile Homes The commission also con­ trol air pollution on a regional ter ■victims in East Pakistan. (Continued from Page One) The Board of Selectmen last rooms in the administration Local contributions should be Tuesday overturned the convic- sider a request from Murray for wotor siiut off or him oh if voqiioMod vliir* basis, and the state Public Samuel Zelvin, a builder and be Installed and serviced by the building, now used by the resi­ Air Pollution been supplied by <^fldal ac­ tlon. of two men, ordered new , and Sullivan were Ostrager of Amston to sell off nlg:ht unanimously agreed to Health Department, under the dlrecte^d to the American Red Safety's Hidden developer from East Hartfo^, company. in ^ QTiiBi iiu h i ^iiui iiio i n ou f** dent state trooper and -the road Cross, c/o Dorothea Raymond, counts and questioning in the 27.50 acres and retain a small call a town meeting to appro­ The League of Women Voters Department of Health, Educa­ Zelvin stated that he hais been superintendent. last two days: .or S S a , " r r i i ' '“S S Helper approached the Planning and piece for himself of his proper­ priate $2,aS6 from the contin­ at its monthly meeting Monday tion and Welfare, is responsible Center Road in Andover. “ trying to reach a town to get Report to be Completed Army and Air Force volim- a manslaughter conviction. should have been instructed m ty, formerly the-^atklns prop­ night presented a panel discus­ In Miami, a woman.sued the Zoning Commission at it’s meet­ one town to open up to start TOWN OF MANCHESTER WATER DEPT. < gency fund for the installation A letter from Clyde Jondro, for its enforcement. The panel teers—one report suggests a The court ruled that "inflam- «. matter of law, that there was erty, on Jones St. sion on air pollution. Making up Manchester Evening Herald city for damages after' her heel ing last evening with the pos­ one.’’ However, opposition has ‘•I of a new heating system for chairman’ of the study commit­ pointed out, however, that this force of 40—sped in helicopters matory” testlmnil of Ws store. liVhile at the reexamined hundreds o f its labels in the state were turning to this Holiday. emergency plan for the town ■would go back to apartment a little over a year ago for-' ticulate matter which consists 40 antipollution tips, put to­ (Continned from Page One) at the heliccxpters. There was sault with intent to rob and neighbor’s ' house he noticed a and found 60% of them danger­ cMicept of mobile homes be­ PHONE 649^113 "and will meet shortly with Su­ buildings before they would go the nominal fee of $1., 'ihe of soot and smoke, 3. sulfur gether unofficially by the panel, some ground fire, too. Somehow burglary with personal violence. come from the side of his ously inadequate. Ail were cause of the high cost of hous­ Manchester Evening Herald perintendent of Schools Dr. for a trailer park” . Hebron correspondent, Anne pipes in the building have been, dioxide whlch_^ is emitted pri­ was made available to mem­ and Gary, 16—at the famUy a guard tower was destroyed. They were sentenced to prison store, get in the car and drive changed for the better. ing. I Kenneth MacKenzle to dilcuss tAt-ma ^______Also, McDonald mentioned Emt. tel, 228-3971. drained and all Water turned marily by Industry and the bers. home in this community of 1,500 The volunteers fired their' terms of five to ten years. off. In Santa Monica, hundreds of Each home, he said would the plan further. that trailers are presently ban­ OPEN THANKSG1VIND DAY off to prevent freezing. el<*:trlc power companies, 4. The panel stated that cutting ‘about 25 miles north of Wichita. weapons when they had to, per­ OUvlera noted the number and rotting trees were chopped down cost between $8,000 to $15,000, The Tolland Junior Women’s Two men accused of assault ned in Hebron. TTierefore, any unbumed fuels from all sources air pollution in half would save Lynne started her letter: haps killing some of the com­ description of the car, and told because o f a court ruling on liabil­ laid out on a lot basic of 6,000 A difference of opinion over Club was given permission by withWIUA UiUSUV Intent U> to rOD rob in mthe e JlUJuly y 88,, ' - a va utc vew, «U1U lO lU consideration of Zelvin’s plan which produce hydrocarbons over $200 million dollars per “ O give thanks unto the Lord pound defenders. One volunteer ity for falling branches. Bridge Collapse proceeding further with the the Selectmen to_^rect a com­ 1960, robbery of the Mountain it was a green, two- square feet per unit with a com­ would “ not only require a pub­ 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. and 5. nitrogen oxide, again year, and this figure is probably for . . . vian. .T-w..i_. i_ m .„__. ___ door sedan. These examples illustrate the renovations of the building with munity Christmas tree in front was nicked by an enemy rifle View iDairy in ToUand were plete buffer strip around the lic hearing but would require a MOUNDSVtLLE, W.Va. (AP) primarily produced by trans­ low since there is no accurate ’"Time. We are Very glad for positive side o f an oft-maligned, money from this year’s budget of the Town Hall, which will be round. conylcted in Tolland County Su­ The Ucense number associated entire community. — John Cunnlngbam looked measure of all the hidden costs the short time we had with our oft-underrated social institution; vreaths with chain saws, cutting torches ruled In another case. entered testimony at the orig­ control over who would purchase nied Zelvin, suggested that Zel- bus he was driving and saw half Dirtier shirt collars, deteriorat­ Mrs. Margaret Hohmann, chair­ stand in depth what made them inal trial to Indicate that, under vention o f accidents, the damage *^^FILM #ICE fault advocates the installation on the front doors of the Town and lock snips, finding crude The high court took note of the trailers. The land the frail­ ■vin could possibly come back of the bridge he had just ing works of art, grimy build­ man of the to'wn Conservation the wonderful Christians they prevalUng light, the blue car suit has an influence that would of the heating system to pro­ HaU. conditions but no Americans. the fact that the major piece er would be erected on would with a more detailed plan and crossed collapse. • PATENT MEDICINES ings, lung and heart ailments, Commission, who explained the were. Time heals all wounds be hard to exaggerate. ! B ' \ ■ ^ tect the building but favors The Selectmen voted to dis­ of evidence against James L. might have looked green to OU­ be rented from the company. then the commission could de­ State highway officials said commission’s efforts in purchas­ and as a family, we have found vlera. True, only a limited number o f waiting until the new fiscal year loss of food crops and unusable Kelsey, o l Middletown was iden­ He reported that a community cide If he could go further. 186 feet of the 60-year-old span charge the charter study com­ that in times of tragedy the Mexico City Grotoa individuals or companies ever to renovate the Interior. mittee with a special vote of Binocks Wed 25 Years waters. ing the piece of property known tification of his car by the owner But the <^inion noted that Kel­ water and sewage system would Commission members agreed fell into the creek. Of direct concern to residents as the Provenson estate for con­ wounds aren’t quite as deep and MEXICO CTTY — Mexico City, face the ordeal o f actually de­ He explained that about $8,- thanks extended to its chairman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Binock by the Rev. Allen S. Lehman. vaof the%aav store, d.TUUiUClManuel V/AAViCriL.OUvlera. sey •' was quoted by police CU9as say- servation purposes. Mrs. Hoh­ heal faster eis a result of our be­ with a population of 7.2 mil­ fending themselves in court. But Frank Kalas. The charter of 4 French Rd., were honored They have lived in Manchester of Andover was the matter of The court held the identification I'® was asleep at 4:45 a.m 000 is earmarked for the reno­ lief in God.” lion, la the Western Hemis­ the effect of these cases is enor- , vation of the first floor, which created by the committee was Saturday evening at a 2Sth an­ for 25 years and have two Interstate Route 84 brought up mann told the members that the was not conclusive. when the robbery took place. purchase was recommended by The letter explains that an un­ phere’s second-largest city. mously multiplied by the legal according to tentative plans of overwhelmingly approved in the niversary dinner party at the daughters, Mrs. Walter Bavier by the panel. Should this pro­ The ruling said there was no **® “ of picked up Sul- posed highway go through the the Board of Finance and would cle, Clifford King, and an aunt, Growth projections indicate that doctrine o f “precedent.” . the comprehensive study com­ last election. Zipser Club. About 70 friends Jr., of East Hartford and Miss evldence at all to place Michael * B..m . and that Mrs. Leroy King, have been by'igiso it may be bigger than According to this doctrine, mittee on the use of town Merrow Road Petition and relatives attended the cele­ Susan Blnock of Ellington. town. It will Without question be submitted to the public at a D. Sullivan at the scene ot the 1*® 1'®^ nothing to do with the named guardians and that their New York. One-seventh of the each case sets a standard o f be­ buildings, would provide space Thlfault presented a petition bration given by the couple’s Mr. Binock has been employ­ pollute not only the to'wn but special town meeting to be call­ 4:46 a.m. crime and that his ®Ylnie. the rivers and entire watershed ed; she asked for the support father’s will “sufficiently pro­ nation’s population lives in havior which will apply, in vary­ for himself and for the judge given him by many residents children. ed at the Caryle-Johnson Ma­ only "offense” was to have been 1* noted no stolen gpods were ing degree, whenever a similar area. The Hop River located in of members of the League, both vides for us.” Mexico City. of probate. of Merrow Rd. (Rt. 195), com- Mr. and Mrs. Binock were chine Co. for 19 years. He is with Kelsey when Kelsey was hi the possession of el- situation arises again. Each find­ Thlfault is willing to save the plEiining of hea'vy traffic and married on Nov. 17, 1946 in a member of the Army-Navy arrested about three hours after H*®*" defendant and held that ing o f liability is a warning to one •____ ^ 1______j money and apply it toward an speeding cars, mostly generat­ Glastonbury Methodist Church Club. the break-in. Both men were or­ they had not been proved guilty and ail that similar conduct in the MANCHESTTER anticipated Board of Educatlcm ed by University of Connecticut. dered freed. b«yond a reasonable doubt future may well result in similar DELIVERY Dr Lig SForu Eh a deficit. The petition which had been through eighth grade students tration session, both registering hi the third ruling handed liability. Selectman -Robert Dumont g^iven ’Thlfault by Alphonse La- following the Christmas recess. with the Democratic party. down Tuesday, the court upheld Of course, the damage suit the manslaughter con'viction of Midhir Bump (like many valuable medicines) however, pressed for the reno­ France cites specifically the He also proposed a motion 3VCS Y o u M n n c\ MANCHESTER vations since the town needs passing of school buses while which was accepted by the Manchester Evening Hbrald can have unfortunate side.eifects. office space. loading and unloading passen­ board thanking the past admin- Tolland correspondent Bette A playground director, nervous about the possibility o f being ’Thlfault noted he had met gers and difficulties of traf­ -istrationa - of the tpwn. Town Quatrale, Tel. 875-2845. PARKAO LAyJ sued, removed every swing, slide, earlier in the day with newly, fic pileups for cars attempting Counsel Robert King, Thlfault FREE P A R r( 1 N , 1 PARKADE _ „ ' .'I®* .colUded over the Orange and carousel from the premises. to turn into Walbridge Hill Rd. and everyone else who workied ’ITie li^tomm^iy test!- couJity coast Tuesday night elected PTobate Judge Howard Doctors, fearful o f Malpractice THE LARGEST SHOPPING CENTER IN CENTRAL CONNECTICUT Wolfanger, who also serves as or driveways in the area. to secure the funds for Cran­ DELIVERY Q ean W ater DRUG STORES FREE Orh»do-Fen^ B o th landed safely with mtaor claims, may “play safe’’ by avoid­ Thlfault announced he has dall’s Park., chalrmein of the Board of Fi­ ^ f and no one was hurt. ing the use o f new treatments contacted the state police re­ HARfiOPD V.ANCfUMfR f’OCKVIlli nance. Senior Citizens Trip 5 CHAiRGE ACCOli NTS M8a.^^Saplema.whohad oi81 transport, with a which their professional judgment questing a radar unit for the The Tolland Lions Club ■will Grant Due s ^ d a New York apartment five-man crow, and F4 jet, with Wolfanger has made arrange­ WINDSOR would approve. ments for temporary location of area between Anthony Rd. and escort members of the Senior .WASHINGTON (AP) — Con- PRESCRIPTIONS '"7 ^ ^ a two-man crew, colUded at 6:30 But such things do not change SESL- - _ fA'.~ the probate office in the board Walbridge HIU Rd. as well as Citizens group of Tolland to see necUcut has been awarded a Umtor cross-examination and p .^ . about 16 mUes south of for a stretch of Rte. 30 from the basic virtue o f the damage room of the Savings Bank of the Festival of Lights at Hart­ $167,400 matching grant by the COSMETICS over defense objections, he said here, a Marine spokesman said, Leonard’s Comer to the Elling­ suit: the subtle, steady pressure Tolland, and will also have ac­ ford’s Constitution Plaza Friday Department of the Interior for WONE 443-m er 643-15M a New York detective had The Phantom pilot, on a train- ton town line. it exerts toward careful conduct. cess to use of the bank vault night. use during fiscal 1971 in control­ searched the apartment he i^g mlaslon, said later he felt a When a golfer behind you hol­ for the probate records. Both areas have been the sub­ The grroup consisting of about ling water pollution, U.S. Rep. OPEN EXQV_SIIN9AY jg O 0 U R SHOPPHN riiared with Orlando and found tump but didn’t learn the rea- lers “Fore!” , he may be motivated ject of numerous complaints 35 senior citizens and their Lowell P. Welcker Jr. an­ plstols, ammunition and a ski son Immediately, Thlfault read a letter from by a sense o f etiquette. Or he may BROAD STREET A WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE - MANCHESTER according to the first selectman. Lions Club member hosts will nounced ’Tuesday. mask in a closet. The C131 transport from be motivated by simple kindness. Wolfanger which stated an of­ Dumont reported on several leave the United Congregational ficial from the state probate o f-. The funds may be used by The court held unanimously Ajameda Naval Air Station had But he may also be motivated— ' Insurance matters and his at­ Church at 7:30 p.m. by bus. state or interstate agencies for COUPON DAYS COUPON DAYS that the dUcovery had nothing its rj|rht wing damaged and flees had Inspected the local very powerfully — by visions of tendance at the last meeting of Upon their return here, dough­ the expansion of pregrams for to do with the case in questlMi made an emergency landing at winding up at the target end o f a facilities and found the present ONQiob Good fllifoilgh Nov. 20lh the Planning and Zoning Com­ nuts and coffee will be served. enforcement of inspections, Coupon Good Throng Nov. 29tii and hence should not have been e i T oto. Its peussengers flew mi lawsuit. probate safe to be in an "A rat­ mission. Brownie Registration Adams AppU training cr technical assistance allowed since it might have un- to North laland Naval Air Sta- An American Bar Association Christmas ed’; condition. The safe is pres­ Commenting on the progress A registration session for new in lighting pollution, Welcker 6 FT. EXTENSION CORD duly led the jury to the con- tlon, San Diego, Ip another Andarson-LIttW Co. ently located In the bam behind of the Middle School, he ex­ Brownies will be held Saturday ANACIH TABLETS public service feature by Will said. U.L. Approved — .3 outlet cube tap elusion that Orlando was a ido- craft. Bernard. Bwnra’s TV and AppGancM the administration building. plained the building was pres­ morning from 10 until noon at Bottle of 100 ’The funds are drawn from the lent man by nature. Officials ordered an investiga- Burton’s, Ine. The Inspector, according to ently 98 per cent complete and the Town Hall. $10 million allocated annually by reg. 89c © 1970 American Bar Association Wollanger’s letter, claims the reg. $1.59 Size "fO # Gold and his wife were robbed tlon. that a tentative meeting had A neiv troop is being formed the federal government to help NOW 1 9 * Card GaRary use of the town vault in the been set up for Dec. 3 to in­ for girls in the second and third states clean their rivers, NOW # T Conn. Bank & Trust Co. Town Clerk’s office does not spect the school, hopefully for grades. streams and shorelines. It is in Undt 2 per Customer Season Limit 1 per Customer afford sufficient privacy. its acceptance. Voter Registration addition to funds provided In the David's MK'H WII m m mum m m Rwm i Also approved by the inspector This would pave the way for TWo new voters were made Davidson I t Lovanthal construction of waste treatment raUR DRUG 8T (M ^ was the use of the two front the use of the school by fifth during last night’s voter regls- plants. (9'«!iW aV! ■ i;. v ) Fabric Fiir COUPON COUPON DAYS First Hartford Raaity Flair Homafumlshin^s Opens CoiqHm Good Through Nov. 29tt ■ • '1' I’^iTTwrrr'in Hi LiriTTvm r Fowlar Opticians Grand Union PRO-SLIM DIET PLAN TONI INNOCENT COLOR Grant's ' Chocolate or Plain Shampoo Easy Color Fashion Shades Harvast Hill Faokaga Stora King's reg. $4.95 M A ’m reg. $2.25 O O 0 The offices of Please Note! NOW A sH# NOW T T ^ Kofsky's Shoas Knittars WorM Friday at 10 a.m. Limit 2 per Customer Limit 1 per Customer THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. Liggott R a u l Drug will be Milas Shoas Norman MiBar CLOSED Nugant's COUPON DAYSK^ COUPON DAYS Parkada Bakary Coupon Good Through Nov. 28th on Thursday and Friday Parkada Claanars m RIZZO Coupon Good TTirough Nov. 29tb MICRIN EXTRA STRENGTH November 26 and 27, 1970 Paqgy Ann Shop Radio Shack MOUTHWASH WILLIAMS SHAVE CREAM in celebration of 11 oz. Can Raad's Big 12 oz. Size THANKSGIVING Seuffy's Pat Cantars reg. 98c SaarsRoabuck and Co. SKI SHOP reg. $1.29 NOW NOW sr Shady Gian ROUTE S3 VERNON CIRCLE VERNON, CONN. ______Limit 1 per Customer Simmons Shoas DRUG s r r m l Tha Swiss Colony Exit 95 oH Route 15 - I-S4 Thom McAn Shoos 547-9420 •R. COUPON DAYS COUPON DAYS Troasura CHy Coupon Good Through Nov; 29tfa Troasura Shoppa Coupon Good Through Nov. 29tfa UJk. Thaatra East See the'^PARKADE*S Wonderland of gift ideas. AQUA-HET HAHt DIAL ANH-PERSPIRANT Youth Contro • WE HAVE ANOTHER FIRST • ■Regulai* - Hard-To-Hold - Super SPRAY DEODORANT 13 oz. can 5 oz. Can You'll find our stores brimming with exciting reg. 79c reg. $1.19 NOW O T NOW OVER 50 SWAP- SWAP- SWAP Limit 1 per Customer _ Limit 1 per Customer _ selections, beautiful, displays and Christmas BRING YOUR OBUC DRUG STCWS CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING FINE STORES % SKIS • POLES • BOOTS • CLOTHES • ETC. COUPON DAYS COUPON DAYS TO SHOP IN spirit! If you can't find what you want at the AND Coupon Good Thronih Nov. 28th Coupon Good Through Nov. 29lii COREGIDIN COUGH FORMUU ULTRA-BRITE TOOTHPASTE PARKADE — you probably *^ill not find it SWAP THEM WITH OTHER SWAPPEIIS 4 oz. Bottle Plain or Mint — 5 oz. Tube i-eg. $1.39 C O 0 reg. 89c NOW D T r NOW Although Thanksgiving was celebrated during the it PARKING FOR anywhere. Make your list^ listen for hints, TOO BIG? TOO LOOSE? Limit 1 per Onstomer colonial period and during the revolution, it was spo­ Come One radic and there was no set date until Abraham Lincoln I’R m i s i mrnmmmmmmm JIRUG SIXmB set aside the fourth Thursday in November in 1863. 5,000 CARS DRUG STMUBV }mmm President Lincoln was urged to proclaim Thanksgiving TOO BAGGY? Come All TOO SMALL? Day by a lady named Sarah Josepha Hale who was then shop the PARKADE fo^ Values! editor of a ladies' magazine. At the time she was 77 COUPON DAYS COUPON DAYS years old with 16 years to go! Ooiqion Good T h r o a t Nov. 28tfa Ooupoii Good n ro u g h Nov. 8Mi 1 '^ OPEN HEAD AND SHOULDERS 7-LIGHT OUTDOOR RIZZO SKI SHOP SHAMPOO CHRISTMAS LIGHT SET EVERY 4 I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. NOV. 27. 28 4.3 oz. Family Size Tube Weather Proof reg. $1.75 A iW reg. $2.49 NIGHT NOON TILL 5 P.M. NOW T T r NOW y y ^ Limit 1 peg Onstoniiii u a o pev I DRUG ARTHUR miUG OPEN ALL DAY THANKSGIVING MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WfiDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 25, 1970 " J t , ______PAG E SEVEN

South Windsor Joan P. Gates of 82 Famham to Mr. and Mrs. PhUlp DuPont, bury Hill, Rockville; John about earning^one’s right to pleasure and Open F R d ., E leanor Borowski o f 567 Malichester Enfield. F letcher Sr., 166 Irvin g St.; the fe a s t Oaral aing Ryd St. and Peter iRusso of 46 Arthur Maskell IH, 90 Scantic DISCHARGED YEJST*ERDAY: TO the S M tor, | HoUls Dr. Hospital Notes Meadow Rd., South Windsor; lEttptttn^ But there's still 360 years of something Bjacb year the begiiaiag oC. J . Wats . and Adam l^snlewski of 678 Highway, South Windsor; MDrs. beth C, Deakin, 26 Hansen Dr., Fnbllsbers the moment for It has been earned by to bring the true meaning of r m xmcH! J Founded October 1, 18S1 Chriatmas and the CSuMmae tabled a hfoh** l»udget subaccounts being payment of the board’s share for SuIUvan Ave., request a var- Mary C. DeUaF^ra 16 Cottage Vernon; MUford L. Dupuis, 23 human effort plodding obstinately for­ nltfit tabled a declrion a hlfh school, mld^e school, and installation of new Incinerators lance to allow alterations of a Andor Rd.; Mrs. Lon4ie M. PnblMied Byery ErenliiK Except SundaiyB spirit to the people at M a n n ^ - proposal to purchase the former elementary school systems. for South Windsor Schools. dweUlng at the same address. *i’»d Holidays. Ebitered at the Post Office at ward against that ever-renewable wild­ ter, the Nativity Scene Oom- Manchester, Conn., as Second C3ass Mail Rensselaer Polytechnical Insti­ As requested by board mem- The contract for InstaUlng the dletown; Marianne B. Bsten» nnn viUe; Mrs. Mary wescott, 108 Matter. erness of a destiny for man. Thankfully, mlttee baa aoheduled a Oom- W. Middle Tpke. tute (RPI) building for use as bers, a metlon b y MUteUes, R FD MUler R d.. Wap- H w e . M errow M .. C ^ v e n ^ ; ^oo^ MORIARTY wise erraited in this paper and also the would have confounded not only the tee would like to take thle have to be pilt to a refeiw- regularly scheduled meet- Warner said that the appllca- O’Neal lii “The Wild Rovers,” a P ^: Albert P ^ ^ ,^ Sul- j Alberta C. Herold, 74 Geraldine local news published here. purtunlty to invite each of you ^ pu reieren ^ ^ Edwards production for Uvan Ave. S^th ^dsor; Ha^n,_ ^ e l S. Flyim, Ellington; Mrs. Sonja Mc- BROTHERS All lights of republication of special dis­ original IPHgTiros, but also their patches herein are also reserved. and your families to attend the Ute facility «v«itoino eight P®*^ *ds® '*® accompanied incinerator installation has been **GM. Edwards Is produoieg Em^o Raiderl, 171 S. Main St., Lauglln,\2’^ Lilley St.; Mrs. Center The Herald Printing Company Ihc., as­ descendants up to only a few years ago. comihunlty Carol Sing. classrooms, one lecture hall one ^ written explanation of re- made. and directing the film from his Blaglo A. Ruqso, Storrs; Con- Also, Eugene T. Corbitt, 28 Barbara A. Reich, Storrs; Mrs. 315 St„ Manchester sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ The Craol Sing will be jieM \ graphical errors appeering in advertise­ It is a shape so well rounded it almost Ubrary, one study and a num- to overexpend, stating Before adjournment, board own' original screenplay, with stance Terrio, 196 Feiguson Rd. strant St.; Betty J.'Mangiofico, Jose Hipolito and twins, a son Phone at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, No­ 643-5135 ments and other reading matter in The seems to have no front and back or her of iminii cubicle offices, a®® one Army Brass Band. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCDLA- discovers an infinity of white meat, a "Ooncelvably,’’ Superintend- Warner to transfer *24,864 from tative present, nONS. JoyouM y, ent ot Schools Charles Warner teacher’s salaries account to Mrs. Decker also asked that paucity of the dark. Mary OarSky Display advertising closing hours said “ we cou ld schedule 800- seven areas in the 1970-71budg- ^ pilot program s be m ade J w Monday — 1 p.m. PYiday. Music Coordinator S2B students in the space If re- et known to the board to help eU- sx>r Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. As the bird sits there, a delectable For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. c o ^ e ^ ^ e of the small of- Re-aUocations Include; To the ^ For Thursday — I p.m. Tuesday. monstrosity, a chef’s delight of purpose­ A Thought for Today Allied R A D IO R H A C !^ World's Largest Audio Dealer 2 For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. general control account, *600 for questions regarding new ^ pro­ For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ful sh^kig, it represents a tangible ex- Sponsored by the Manchester l^ker space would be provld- participation In the study for an ~«.rdin,. new nro- DIVISION OF gram s. For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. Council of Churches Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day be­ ample of the genius man has developed T* fh - x»i»T ^ alternate high scho^ i p business of trying to prove man a man must justify his existence by for­ Is only a small part of the Re- saking personal gain and doing some­ publicam problems hatched CALL Those galoshes Anvthip46 m rm AM/FM Clock Radio 5 worthy and improvable' habitant of his thing socially constructive’’ It would be here in the election. Far more IVENItNCf Telechron movement earth. serious, Kirk’s defeat, along or Compact Portable “glow-ln-lhe-dark” blindness, indeed, not to see iii such an -IKE — Boors. ARcrica Over- V. attitude a refining of Puritanism and an with the defeat of Republican EXTRA SPECIAL 6IFTI clock with sleep switch, So they mustered the will to keep put­ imquenchaMe yearning for the perfect- Rep. Bill Cramer in the Sena­ Shoes — but; Put them OW / Recorder "snooze" alarm. Built-In MY SIN & ARPEGE antennas, earphone Jack. ting one foot forward in front cf anoffaer, abiUty of both man and society. torial election, has finally RAP brought the violent sub-surface 5 LBS. O H #12-1485 even though they could not be sure It No, the basic impulse of the Puritan COLOGNE ITS OUR power struggle within the party $5 VALtJE Ethic la too soundly grounded in man­ PLEASURE TO I .TT was anything more than a treadmlH they to a furious boll. This Utter 9 2 . 5 0 kind’s need, too firmly entrenched in WRAP YOUR] • f i l l e d w i t h d e l i c i o u s were on. But the treadmill they trod factional feuding reached a American thinking, tM ^ipUcable to IPURCHASE I f r u i t s & NUTS rewarded them with fruitfulness and that country’s present need to work its peak last spring when lOrk and Republican Sen. Edward Gur­ BEAUTY. a PACKED IN METAL Travel Clock Radio way through monumental challenges, to l a r g e s e l e c t i o n o f ground out sparks and Ugbtnings be­ SPECIAL WEDOEWOOD DESIGN TIN Folds up for travel. Runs be either outmoded or abondonaUe. ney unsuccessfully tried to end yond their expectation, and these 360 Cramer’s career by running ex- HOUDAY Just like a home clock ' Like all great historic truths, this ethic PERFUMES WRAPPMG FOR • GUARANTEED DELICIOUS Battery-operated. Accepts radio In miniature. years of New England now stand as a is not rigid, but is adaptable to men’s Judge G. Harrold Carswell k FRESH regular 3” reel. Convenient against him in the Republican f r o m a l l o v e r Hinged case doubles as span of human effort and culture and necessities at whatever period they find t h e v o b u d — THANKSGIVING. single knob control. Comes with “knick-knack” tray. themselves. Outward tram^ngs may Senatorial primary. Now, the lapel mike, batteries. #14-3(X)2 achievement we New Engianders would #12-604 change, but inward power and effective­ Kirk-hating backers of Cramer, all, quite pravi&ciaUy, perhaps, refuse ness remain the same. who is still Republican nation­ 1 al oemmitteeman, are plotting Slock Up,., to surrender.- | •C R E PE DE As the United States, along with to purge the party organizatioh • COTY Massachusetts, rethinks the lessons of of its principal Kirk holdovers, CHINE • REVLON FILM We may not be quite as sure as we CHARGE IT: the last three and a half centuries, its chief of whom is state chair- • JE REVIEN S I • RUBENSTEIN MANCHKTER PARKADE were once that there is somstbliig noUe greatest need is to draw fresh strength man Duke Crittenden. •CARVEN • BALM AIN FUSHBOLBS sad self-JusUfying afxxit tiiat bushteas of from the humanly wise ami divinely in- The climax will come on Jan. • M A GRIFF • REPLIQUE ^>ired foundations upon which America • CHRISTANDIOR BATTERIES TEL^HONE 649-1806 pntUag one foot ahead of tfie other or 9 when the state executive com­ •BATSHEBA waa estabUMied. It makes Uttle differ­ mittee meets to select a party • MISS DIOR • MAX FACTOR something inhetenUy both beautiful pnd ence by what name these ar* called so chairman for the next four • M ADAM OPEN long as they remain green In men’s • F A D B R 6E DON’T MISS OUT ON YOUR . dutifU) in such a four letter word as years. A weH-Uked,, non-profes­ ROCHAS HOLIDAY PICTURE TAKINO FUN! hearts. — CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MON­ MONDAY - SAIURDAY 10-9 work or something permanently wise sional politician, Crittenden ITOR. firmly believes that party oper­ • T.; • Ai’f'"

\ > ■ I'; ' V- ' ' •: ■ 'jr'. PAG E N IN E PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING.HERALD, MANCfiTSTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., V^DNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 Directors Ftmr Health Hazard volvlijg septic tanks and sani­ Coventry Com munity New F ilm ? School^Architect Ghoi^ tary sewers. Weiss Authors Comment Rogers: Raid Obilwary Police Lojff *nVhat’s that new .film ‘"Those , regulations change they’re playing at the TJA constantly,’ ’ he said. “ Water PLAZA DEPT. STORE May Lead to Referendum use per dwelling has Jumped Won’t Affect College In ’Theatre East?” On Town Fire Services (^ e Have A Notion To Please) M n . dirtitlM M. Sankey ARRESTS . New Hearing Slated from 60 gallons a day a Residents To Figtii ‘Something I never heard eating advances to law en- tional facilities 'with talented Mrs. Christine Mi^Tonnell San- Yesterday Manchester police The Manchester Board of Dl- Fund, toward » e ^ few years ago to 160 gallons a 9LE TPKE. (Next to Piqnilar MMket) of — noticed the title on the forcement to toe past decade, teachers that can be made key of 434 Summit St., widow arrested Richard EdWard West- N am eQ n ly rectors, when it meets Tuesdaiy Peace Talks marquee this morning. It’s day today. With the regulations ^ ^ “ M ;;n ^ e ; Robert Weiss available for formal training. OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. tUl 9 at Frederick H. Sankey, died over, 41, of Bolton, -aild chaiged we now have, many of those ^ Manager V-... ______That Manchester Community called ‘Happy 21at? Birthday night wUl consider a request by grig^ial apprc^rlatlon of $9,000 On Sewer Proposal has outlined toe ways to which High school adult educatiem (Continued from Page One) thta morning at a Manchester him with risk of- injury to minor houses on Greenwood Dr. and cctivalescent home. Hike in Water Rate children,, obtaining money under College goes beyond the bounds Mrs. ‘ the Board of Education which the project has proved in- he feels similM strides could and vocaticHial schools should Ap^rently convinced that a health hazard from sep- Overlook Dr. would never have nounced poHcy of seeking to set­ GLOVES & MITTENS 'Mrs. Sankey was bom in Man- Residents of the Nortfafields time. One of the sources of the false pretenses, and conspiracy implied in its name r^ M t- That bit of Imaginary c<»- may load to a November 1971 sufflclent. ’The allocation would be made to fire service. not be overlooked.’’ ic tank seepage exists in the Greenwood Dr.-Overlook *^®" ** ***® rekuiations FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. chester, daughter of Thomas subdivision will fight a possible problem was apparently the to larceny. Lieutenant Joseph ly disclosed in enrollment flg- veraatian could have taken referendum question. be financed from the depart- His suggestions appcM to an Now Training tle the conflict through negotia­ and Sarah McConnell, and had increase in their watering of lawns, coupled with Sartor of the Manchester De- ures gathered by R e g M iv place today in the neighbor­ ’The meeting wUl be at 8 p.m. ment’s surplus, )r. area, the Manchester Board of Directors has sched- *®*'®® **'®" ” editorial he wrote to this Prefire planning is a proce­ tion. He said the, only ways to GREAT SELECTION — BUDGET PRICES. lived here sJl of her life. She ^ater rates, proposed by the ,what residents felt was an in- tective Bureau declined to com- Lloyd T. Holt and tabmated by hood of the Parkade. ’Those in the Municipal BuUdlng. A $676 allocaUon to toe ^ w e r lied a public hearing for Jan. 5 on alternate methods month’s Issue, of PubUc Man­ dure to aiUch fire officials con­ free U.S. prisoners were to In­ The school board is seektag; Department R ^ r v e , tor agement Magazine, published by sider what will have to be done was a member of Second Con- Qeneral Water Service Co. oi adequate well and pumping fa- ment on details of the case, but Kenneth W. E lt^ ch , director words grace the ’ theater or sewering parts of toe area. ------;------vade North Vietnam or negfott- gregatlonal Caiurch. Bridgeport. j • duties. The area is growdng said that investigation is stlU of testing. front, having appeared ma­ autoorlxaUon to select an archl- the a d d ^ A previous public hearing,, were, “Yes, in parts of toe toe International City Manage­ if fires .toould break out to any W holesale ment Association in Washington. of toe larger bullding^s or ate a settlement. ^ Survivors include a daughter, request by the company, rapidly, with several new proceedings With registrations up 20 per gically there early last tect for a proposed new ele- “‘^****^^ leld Oct. 6 at Highland Park ®raa.” Committoe members fought Miss Barbara C. Sankey of which'” owns the water supply houses occupiedover the sym- Westover was held in lieu of cent over those of last year, the night. . ^ mentary s c ^ in toe Forest ™»*e was $^000. The c w t ^ e Weiss recommends more grre^ps of buildings to toe com­ ichool, resulted to a tabling ac- A®d the alternate solutions of? unsuccessfully to pin Laird Manchester, with whom she jji Northfields, comes up to a mer and many more now un- |2,tS00 cash bond, and was 2,682 full- and part-time student Howeveis sources close to m i n ? e a , off Vernon St. Man- to $2,676. Price Dip money, more training, prefire munity. lon by the directors. ’They ta- fered by Senkow were to pro­ planning, use (rf extinguishing The article also encourages down on toe way toe weekend made her home; a sister. Mi's, public hearing before the Pub- der construction. scheduled for court in East body is drawn ■ from 86 of the the Herald revealed the “ ti­ vide sewers and eliminate toe actions would help bring peace “Whatever The Sarah Tomlinson of Manchester; nc utilities Commission on Water company officials con- Hartford, today. state’s 169 towns..Of the total tle” was all part of a real tructed town officials to sub- chemicals, increased economy increased fire prevention activ­ ssr health hazards'“ to parts of toe Reported in toe purchase of equipment, ities. to Vietnam. Occasion— Flowers and several nieces and nephews. Dec. 2 at 2 p.m. in the State tend that the weU is adequate, — ^— figure, 19 are from Maine, New life portrayal — a surprise School officials are pressing Pl®*- . . . nit new proposals for solving area.” and application of such things In toe area of dousing fires ’The secretary repeatedly em­ Funeral services wlU be Prl-\ Office Building, Hartford. and they say they need the rate j^n Shook, 26, of Rockville, Hampshire, Vermont, Maasa- birthday party ' for Mrs. he problems of those property Say It Best!” Master Septic Tank (Continued from Page One) as computers for instantaneous with chemicals, Weiss’s editorial phasized that toe POW raid was day at 2 p.m. at the Holmes', The water company’s request hike in order to Improve serv- charged with breach of peace chusetts, Rhode Island and New Mary Bonar, the UA mana­ iwners most seriously tovolved. Oddly enough, two of Senkow’s fire locaticm and quick fire to- says that “ we are reluctant to a success in demonstrating U.S. Funeral' Home, 400 Main St. \would up the current $60 an- ice in the area. Many homes resisting arrest, foUowittg Jersey; and 17 students from ger, held with cake,' candles Last night, at an- informal mentory schMl and_ tor P for duplicate welfare payments. proposals for eliminating septic The department said toe in­ formation. concern for captured prisoners Burial will be in Buckland nuai rate to $120. are not now equipped with me- domestic disturbance last Brazil, Colombia, Greece, In- and gift in the theater offices neeting in toe Municipal Build- crease was toe highest since change our old ways ol doing even though toe prisoner camp posed new Junior high school duplicate tank problems to the Overlook In recent con^ments. on toe things." PENTLAND the Floii$t Cemetery. ’The residents of Northfields, ters, and with t ^ rate increase, night, at 336 Charter Oak St. Ireland, Italy, J a i^ c a , about 7:30 p.m. by the thea­ ng, attended by about 46 of toe of^eeney St payments on three wdfare Dr. area were for toe installa­ July. In September, toe index article, Weiss said that Man­ was empty when the raiders got ^ 24 BIRCH ST. MS-4444 o MS-«247 There are no calling hours. who have long been displeased this could be corrected. Court date Dec. 7. Japan, Lebanon, Nigeria, Pa- ter staff. He describes the cost of new The directors, on Nov. 17, nterested pr<^rty owners, tion of master septic tank—one fell by one per cent but toe de­ chester’s town fire department, there. Open Monday througfa Saturday 8:30 AJM. to 6:80 P.Bf. ’The family suggests that any with what they charge is an in- The officials also feel that ___!__ nama, Puerto Rico, Spain and fire trucks as being "awesome” . authorized toe manager to The board'may make appotat- roWn Engineer Walter iSenkow proposal for servicing five dwell­ partment today revised that as well as moat otoer fire de­ ’Ihe raid yeas undertaken, toe Some of toe things Manches­ Why Not Uve A Uttle! Flowers From PENTLANIPS memorial contributions be made adequate water system, are problems can arise with any ^ Dlorio, 18, of Water- Thailand. negotiate for an option on in- jjjj jhe following va^ >resented his alternate pro- ings, the otoer for servicing drop to four-tenths of one per pgr^ents, ls in need of up­ secretary said, "to demonstrate to the Heart Association of circulating a petition to protest water supply during the Mason bury, charged with failure to majority of students xisals. ter is doing to these areas in­ WIU Brighten Up Your Worid So Much — DeUvety Bobby Seale terlor iM d new^Ke^ey cancles: An alternate to the three dwellings. The master cent. dating. ’The town department is to all of our citizens and to all Greater Hartford, 310 CoUins the proposed rate hike. when lawns are being watered opey a traffic control signal last c®*"® northeastern and toe Junior high schMl. ’!toe ------After Senkow’s ’The wholesale report said clude prefire planning and trato- toe world that we have not for­ Anywhere In The World! Planning and Zoning Cdmmlfl- presentation septic tank would be replaced already engaged to some of toe ntog courses to toe adult edu­ St., Hartford. 'The petition was InlUated by continually. night at W. Middle Tpke. and north-central Connecticut. ’Two- school board’s timetable, is tor ^ member of toe Human md after a toto-hour discus- on one of two properties—one prices of farm products dropped practices outlined in toe article, gotten our prisonere of w m .’’ ------Bruce Wilson, Northfleld’s res- ,pbe town has no jurisdiction Broad St. Court date Dec. 7. thirds are from the 14-to^ cation program to toe high Attorney Hits retaining an architect for boto delations Commission, five .,.iton, participated In by advo- nine-tenths of one per cent. Indi­ he said. William W. Threeher ident and a member of the y^e Northfields water sup- _____ “ capltol east” region from owned by Sidney Ellis, toe otoer school. school by spring. members of toe Citizens Advis- ;ates and opponents of sanitary- cating toe jxtssibiility of lower No Criticism by St. Bartholomew’s Cihurch. grocery prices which had also New Chemicals ANDOVER - Wmiarn W. Town Council. pjy gince its size dlcates that nersons were arrested Glastonbury and Marlborough, Otoer Business ory Committee, and two mem- (ewer Installations to toe Mea, Although the editorial cites ’Thresher, 27, of Gilead Rd., was Town officials ‘t come under PUC control. north to Massachusetts. The Penal System The master, spetic tank pro­ shown d decline to October. Fire officials have also tested In other business ’Tuesday, bers of toe Building Committee, Board Secretary James Farr posals drew mixed reactions. toe need for changes in cer­ acciaemauyaccldentaUy killedKiiieu aboutauum noon«wii barded — with —— ----- complaints-r------abw t ------L ' ptiov Sta aU rhRre’ed with fall. ">®st distant state city repre- (Contlnntd from Page One) The report said prices of to- new chemicals. A condemned toe board will be asked to ap- jn addition, it will consider a ■emMked, “ I think toe b o a rd - Some persons accepted them as tain approaches to fire service. 2 yesterday, at his home, m ile Manchester Evening Herald ^ ^ sorted is N o m a ^ ^ v e n sto an operation during toe trial. ill of us, without exception— dui commototira showed no wgjgg emphasized that this was house on Trotter St. was set on prove a transfer to toe state of request for increasing toe Civil short range solutions—others repairing the hoist on a dump during t h e summer, \ ^ n j correspondent HoUy .-o. sienal Thev are- Patricia ^ Kllllngly on the “ I tell my clients that if they ire deeply concerned, and we chqfige this------month,*- --toe first got meant to be a criticism of ‘®^^ Aremen for a test truck, apparently he accidental-- - ■ mmany a n 1 homes were without ^ ^ em ry co j ^ Oonnecticut-Rhode IslandTBianrt bor-hnr i . .1 < .> .1. a portlon of toe Manchester Defense Advisory Council from frowned on them as compound­ e there was no increase in 17 Mo^an ofCovenj^,RtohardT IWe l o c ^ r them, they gtate has ,u present seven membem to a ire anxious to find a solution, ^ toe men in toe town fire de- ®' ^ *®^j« generator. Foam w m ly' released the control and the water entirely from time to Oantner, tel. 742-8796 ing an existing problem. .ths. Industrial prices Upton, 39, of Coventry, and TcSi Pto. .or r.»r. , 4 ^ «... „ ,t .p; rhe alternates (presented by ^ partment or toe service they P®«rad Into toe house and the body of the truck came down Benkow) have some merits. Senkow’s alternate solution lumped sharply last month, give. fire was smothered. The foam Richaid D. coons, 36,"rt.671 S*^ftot1^7toemilves“ pmC^ toe request, may appolSt eight-tenths of one per cent, on him. Hartford Rd. Court date for all ^ ^ defend themselves, ^^gn^ig toe Intersection at the the two new members. Also, toe They include aU who want to be *®’' Graenwood Dr. problems wi “ I think our men do a fine ^®® quickly removed with Vernon iMgely because of higher prices j^j, handle themselves weU suction devices. Damage to Mr. ’Thresher, the husband of three is Dec. 7. ncluded and exclude some of *®*' utilizing toe town’s existii Mrs. Dorothy Chase ’Thresher, Manchester, with 667, leads in ^ ^ - i ^ ^ r h r t 2 ^ ' ' uttle rea- v H hose who don’t. ’They would sewer system, by tielng of new cars and fuels. at a fire,” he said. Aie house was minimal In com- fn was bom May 29, 1943 in St. registrations by town. Next are s c n T b r i t i m l S r stoo^t ^ «*e town m o o r ’s appointee issess those who are willing to Marion Dr. on the north an ’Ihe wholesale index stood at In toe article, Weiss points parlson with toe usual effect of Johnsbury, Vt., son of Benja­ Board of Services CouncB ACCIDENTS East Hartford, 394; Vernon, ponol.iy’penology ws'tem”system ~ lii'L iiV ricr J " be assessed, as well as a few Paul Dr. on toe south. 2.5 per cent above a ycM ago, out that “ during toe past few water, Weiss said. min and Emily Hubbard PoUce Issued a summons to 199; Hartford, 178; and Glas- addlmr that "there is one con- grants and loans, ratatlve F o^w tog Ite r e ^ M toss^ , who don’t want to be. The pro­ Town Health Director Dr. toe smallest year-to-year rise to years, toe ixilice service has Weiss criticized custom made 'Thresher of Barnet, Vt., where posals must be considered.” Nicholas Marzialo, who for 16 months, said the Bureau of been riding toe wave ol public fire trucks which are used now 5 Slated to Hear Nominations ‘ ®5?m7ug“ '36 per cent of toe t o r S i S i e X r scS^fs,ap- mrt meeting Irito representa- he lived imtll coming to Con­ Farr presided at toe meeting years has advocated /sanitary Labor Statistics. concern over law and order.” to most lire departments. The The annual meeting of the mental health planning, _ district ti^ flc light after her c m enrrtlment Is composed of worn- 2 , ° ^tTto ° proved by m f e r e ^ on Nov. 3. necticut “Seven years ago. He ------„ _ _ , . ^ ^ ..... Money Affairs makers’ Service and toe Man- In toe absence of Mayor -Nath­ sewers, as opposed /to septic He goea on to say that to ad­ average pumper truck costs had lived in Andover tor the board of directors of the Hock- health. Information and refer- struck one ^ v m by I^llan L. en, toe number of eUgible _____ In financial business, toe board cheater Association for Help for an AgostlneUl and Deputy May­ tanks, said last nlgm, “ Some­ dition to more money to pro­ $40,000 and a ladder truck sells past five years and was owner- Qorv system and other health Covensky of South Windsor, males is curtailed by toe en- NEW HAVEN fAP) __ ’Ihe V ern on will consider: ' Retarded Children. Boto agen- or Dartd Odegard. AgostlneUl thing has to be don^here event­ vide more pereonnel, police de­ lor as much at $80,000, Weiss operator of the Thresher Ex- ZZ' « . . . , k ^ -"“y rt Sectl^k Jury to A $6,700 allocation from toe cles are seeking financied help arrived halfway into toe meet­ ually—toe sooner toe better.’’ partments M e utilirtng techno­ explained. cavatlng Co. of Andover. Council, will be held Mon- The Rev. Donald MlUer rt ^ w n by A ^ IX H alcom n of them family men. Holt said, hear toe case of Black Panthers ing, but Farr continued to pre­ And Dr. Richara Olmsted, the Three Charged logical devices to information For toe future, Weiss thinks Survivors, besides his wife day at 8 p.m. at the Sykes Tolland, who was the council s of South W h u^r. TOe accld ^ t He feels the ratio of marriage- Bobby G. Seale and Erlcka Water Department Reserve from toe town. side. Not attending, to addition town’s sanitary/inspector, re­ handling and crime detection. Manchester should have a full and parents, include two daugh- school. Park St. president, will give a o c c u i ^ ’l ^ e . gble males and females is Huvsins went into Its sixth day Huggins went into Its sixth day to Odegard, was Director 'Wl- marked, “’The situation is seri­ With A^iolation POLICE EXPERIENCE time training officer and a lull Graid Bahama Itlaad — 'Dae. 27 - Jan. 1 — Klaga laa ters,K pen Thresher and Diane nominating committee ■ and Adams St. closer to 60-60. Wednesday, with only two Jurors Vernon “Ihe article continues, saying time fire Inspector. Another im- Uam FitriJeraid. Boto are out ous now for tiiMe with problems. per person piliM tips and Thresher, both at home; two j^e following slate Bradley has bem giving sp^ ~T' About 326 applications have selected out of a pool of 136. About Town of town. It has b e e ^ estabUshed that Of Traffic Law that , fire departments could provement would be toe tostal- double occupancy |#IH9 taxes toi tlw W. IvtidcUe Tpke. neat- already been received for toe Tuesday’s session of Superior •259 plus. ’W brothers. Mlchflel Thresher and officers: Mrs. Arthur Gustaf- ®‘al attention to the day care Settlement Farr, when he set Jan. 6 as those with septic tanks in leani from toe experience of lation ol closed circuit television James Thresher, both of Bar- ” Treridert-"*^I^* _ "pauT'sh^^ centers and in the area he has Broad St., yestraday afternoon, second semester of this year Court yielded none of toe 12 Jur- r ^ L Mark A. Fisher, 43, of 'Vernon This trip includes: • Round trip Jet from New York (appropriate meals and cocktails in jtoe date for the pubUc hearing, trouble spots cannot solve toe police. in toe four ’Town firehouses to net; a sister, Mrs. Philip j““: ’ vfee ‘ nrAsident-U s t o e r t T a Z been assisted by several wel- a c^ -to V e n by WiUette D. Cm - and the first next year. ors airt altoniates stUl needed. Ave., Ro(^ville, was charged boto directions), • ’Transfers to and from your hotel, • Five nights at toe “ lOngB Inn *'“ .“‘ 0 ,, - ____ „ Lutheran Church will meet Reached In dismissed a~ request for an exe­ situation./here’s no place for ’The. Fire Research and Safe- coordinate fire service and train- Hutchins of Rutland, Vt.; and f°u ’ jg , treasurer and Mrs fare mothers in getting question- jntchael of 4 S. Hawthorne St., ™rty-flvepers^we^xc^ ^ ,^.3„ ^^g Hotel, • ’Two meals per day, » Unlimited free golf, • Gratuities for bellman, porters cutive session by Director An­ last night by Vernon police with ty Act of 1968 authorizes toe ing, he said. his maternal grandparents, Mr. ' nalresnaires fUledfilled out. He has was Involved in an aocldent for reasons ranging from preju­ toe wate^ to go.” failure to grant right of way to waiters and maids, • Hotel tax. home of toe Rev. and Mrs. Atherton Suit thony Pletrantteiio, who press­ National Bureau of Standards ------and Mrs.----- Fred Hubbard of A ils ^ o f 47 will he been assisted by members ooTtoe f lie with one driven by William dice toward toe defendants to Dr. Marzialo, Dr. Olmsted a vehicle not obliged to stop, Bolton ChMles Kuhl, 74 Kennedy Rd. ed for an Immediate conclusion to establish a Fire Research -rii e _ Lyndonvllle, Vt. , , , . __ , „ r i Rockville PubUc Health Nurs- Mastropletro of 337 Woodland financial hardship, leaving only and Senkow were to agreement following a two-CM accident at presented for terms of one, two Association antHocal Indus- St. ------A $100,000 settlement has been on the sewer tostaUatlons. on t ^ ultimate solution for and Safety Center. The bill Is Funeral services will be to­ 16 members of the third panel toe intersection of South St. and still not sufTlcIenUy funded, WASHINGTOJI (AiP) — Presl- MERCURY TRAVEL AGENCY and three years. Public Health * ^ j The Combined CatooUc reached out of court in toe case Pletrantonlo Disagrees sanitary sewage problems — morrow at 8 p.m. at the Pot­ tries. Route 30, Rockville. liowever, to make “ substantial dent Nixon has been given a The council was Incorporated to be Mothers Circles will have an of Mrs. Hazel Atherton of Ver- “ Let’s settle this here and public sewers. ter Funeral Home, 466 Jackson __ __ Grant QuaUficsttons A om belonging to Preston B. The driver of toe second c m impact on toe whole area of large American flag made by a &27 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER Nurses Made tore a rec^ o - Evening of Recollection next non who was fatally injured in now,” Pletrantonlo urged. Regulations Change St., Wllllmantic. The Rev. Ray- *" 1968 m a Mnproflt regional In order to qualify for any Selley of Ellington was damag- tovolved was Gloria DICm U of concern to toe fire service.” Negro-owned firm to Los An- Wednesday Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Our an automobUe accident on April “I don’t see the necessity for ’The three were called upon mond H. Bratoey Jr., pastor of ig the oollcv makintr monies, it is necessary for ed y another vehicle vdiirti left 53 October Calls 1232 Hartford Ipke., Vernon. Continual training programs geles which recently received a k- PHONE 64^^756 ic an executive session,’’ Farr re­ to explain recent approvals for the Andover ■ Congregational rectors is tne P®“ ®y maauig council to prove toe exist- toe yesterday morning on tort wime^L wMts 12 ju««i ,ofCalva^ 3, 1969, No injuries were reported. should be instituted, toe article contract for more than $900,000 ___ The Superior Court suit was Church, will officiate. big need for specific services. Mato St. where Selley’s c m was .„,g Rockville PubUc Health and two altenmtes for toe t ^ plied “(We decide issuses on septic tanks on three undersiz­ Robert Kraetschmar, 61, of says. ’’Most commiinlties today worth of flags from toe Veter- Friends may call at the fu- ecutive conimlttee, elected actual demand and need to pMked. he“mi^t try for fwr a ltei^ s, various Mother’s Circles are re- jugj ^y Mrs. Atherton’s hus- their merits. We will decide this ed parcels to toe area — on In­ High Manor Park, Vernon was from the board d l^ t o the gen- Imve access to formal educa- ans Administration. neral home tomorrow from “ d e ^ l ^ ^ o n how It goes.” minded to make reservations ^and. Henry A. Atoertwi, as ad- one after a pubUc hearing.” dian Dr. The permits for toe charged yesterday with failure t.— ij c. T7, monthly report showing the ac- P® , ® ovnminpd four tor members of their circles mlnlstrator of her estate Mrs to .. 8 rp.m..... eral .. work and ,, administration ------ggpyjggg —has to— 'be ------measured At Brookfield St. near B. Mid- tlvltles of toe Bolton Public The defense exerciseu lour tjoo..^/1/vvt. mimsiraior 01 ner esiaxe. sirs. Pietrantonio, a Democrat, ad­ septic tanks were approved to drive a reasonable distance There also will be a service toe council. when making application lor toe die ’Tpke., yesterday altemotm. Health Nursing service during more of its peremptory Vn, ’ Atherton was toe mother of two dressed his remMks to the prop­ even as prox>08als for sanitary apart, after a two c m accident Saturdayiturday in St. Johnsbury, Vt. ^ survey, conducted shortly ^ reM-eAd colltel^ involved Sfg ^onto rt Octob^^^ chaUenges - which may be HO Glenwood S t. by Sunday. ghudren. erty owners, observing, “ ’The sewers were being considered. on Route 30. N after the council was organized, Burial will be in Center Ceme­ “ “ Bradley has also been gather- cm s driven by Peter J. Slrols ^ tgtgj gj hours were spent made without explMirtiwi—and ^___ The action was filed against majority (Republicans) will de­ Dr. Olmsted replied, “We i>er- Driver of toe other c m to- revealed a serious need for sev tery, Barnet, Vt. revealei^ serious need |°r s ^ statistics on toe number of of 38 ComeU St. and Patricia J. jhe community. Fifty-three '*® prasecution used o m more Bella ^ g l e , d a r t e r Arthur J. Oosnell of Simsbury cide this to caucus. What they mltted them (toe septic tanks) .volved was Helmut Berg, 61, of TTie family suggests that any eral serried to toe ^ referrals from toe tri-town area Allen of East Hartford. visits were made to townspeople, of Its 60. The defense has ^ rt Mr. and R r t ^ J. g„d Phyllis K. Holderlth of Staf- decide will be the decision.” liecause there was no legal way 36 Hillside Ave., Vernon, No memorial contributions may be ’The Board was Interested to to prevent their installation. injuries were reported. Tolland made to the Andover Fire De­ outside toe district. It is ex- Anne M. Kingsley of 260 . «n e ra l halto promotion or to toe accident wh'-h happened answers to two questions, both Percolation tests In holes seven Brian West, 22, ol Eaton Rd., Those needs most emphasized partment. pected__ _ J «he___ willill present____ Wa anMiama analy-II WetoereU St., iiPAAwas lamiAy^Issued a treatment » of non-communlc ^ . Judge Ttif Harold J. Mulvey ad- major at Bryart and Stratton, Hartford. Mrs. Athertoi posed at the beginning of the feet deep proved satisfactory. Tolland, was charged yesterday were: Mental health, child sis of these statistics at Mon- written warning last night, for diseases monished toe attorneys to make Boston, has been named Nu ^ passenger in the Holderlth meeting by Pletrantonlo: (1) Is If we could have prevented with operating while his license guidance, day care, teen cen­ day’s meeting to help determine making an unsafe turn after her , every effort to prevent potential Thu Sigma aororlty repreaenta- there a proven need for sewers them legally, we certainly is imder suspension. He was re­ Auto-Pub In of these visits, no c arg j from evadipg Jury duty, tlve to the Panhellenlc Council, ter and counseling and family the demand, magnitude and type cm hit one driven by Natalie E. 43 would have done so.” leased on a $300 cash bond. SEIOHFORD, ^England (AP) ]j(g education services. was made for help or treatment J c o u ^ l, some of ------Also cited as defendants were to the Greenwood - Overlook of community services which Pascuccl of 17 Dudley St. Drives Mea, and (2) Is there a Dr. Olmsted explained that All three persons arrested are Bm service has become self ^t Monday night’s meeting, Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, should be established to this ’Ihe accident occurred on Cen- rendered. your questions almost Invtte" municipalities Me governed by scheduled to appear to Rockville service at the Old HoUy Bush to joggph Bradley, who was hired School nurse spent 66 “ °®ra g j^ g ^ g yjgj ggt jiirors ex- GosnelTs employer and Paul definite health hazaiti there? Come visit me area. tor St. ncM New St. state regulations to matters to- Circuit Court 12, Dec. 15. StaHordrtilre. Landlord Eric gg g consultant by toe council, In toe schools last monto.and toe g^gg^ Mulvey toWi Seale’s at- New Battle Dodge Leasing and Rental of ’The answers to both questions ,Vanner . has , Converted . his , pub...... report. on toe...... Meas...... chPHtPrhe has A m^etin£r Mrmdav to consider Man- the toe PMkade, Joan Wamlck health aides contributed a total tg„,gy Charles R. Garry after Manchester, owners of the car Into a place where ciwtomers worked on since being hired dl^ H7 New Bolton Rd., hacked o f 181% hours. Qairy asked to v e i^ m e n only Gosnell was driving. keep their own cupboards con- a/\»vio alv CStaDllSnmCIlt Ol S I A S" ^______^___ ^ n-a - some six months ago. east1 6 of the **®’’ ®"'> ^ist night Into a perk- Bowling Night perfunctory questions, eliciting Breaks Out The settlement was reached taintog bottles of drink which h Is report will Include Infor ed oar bel laughter. movement. PUBLIC HEARING hire Deportment Ecufy education officials and Richard Eight new doors, four alwig cost to the towns. past have been b r M k ^ Jy ^„' jigying'^ _ _ good time." The two Jurom who were Hussein said the ammlt ADDITIONAL Mankey, architect for toe prtp l^ north and south walls, have He explained that technical oc me ]^ k "F a ir " Successful selected, a black man and a would discuss possible Faitottoi- APPROPRIATTON8 Fer Gfft Hems; Seltc- ject met with Sta\e DepartmerDepartmek been added to toe plans for toe personnel is difficult to obtain « The recent book fair spon- vriUte man, have spent each day an r^iresentatlcm in any future BOARD OF DIRECTTORS rions Are Best New! of Education Officials, Robertson addition to conform gj^^ service to a large popula- ^ sored by toe Parent-Teachers since Thursday, when they were peace talks with Israel and TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Use Our ''Loy-Away The primary changes involve 9a “91« *®a MAAmlA4-4AM A# ^A minimumw« t «%$ *wi 11 be the most A AT)Al i1 £'iIl 1 hL8 a.V6 v e D06H ^ n D]jOK61\« broken. oi^kilz^tion. . . •has beenI. deemedJ J chesen, seated. . in • a room___ _ up- kietoer_■- - ■»-» » a Palestinian1 A •% t A ■» a state9a9a CONNECTICUT instaUation of emergency exit ®f ®ne door for every two class- practical way of providing for “very successful" by its chair- stairs in toe Superior Court should be establi^^ ^® Notice is hereby - -given that Ptan." doors in all of the plann^ ad- these services.services Sometime Monday night, ____ j„gj^ ____ Maude Carpenter, building._____ ^ Testimony______cannot be- West Bank of toe Jordan River, the Bdard of Directors, Town of dltlons Speaking about the storage «nid that under ...Hofexist- someone^omoono broke toe left rcMi w gj^g ’ wishes.^l^ighes to express her gm,fiii until the jury is Is completed, currently occupied by Israel. Manchester, Connecticut, wlU area provided in the plans, Weiss said that unaer exist y^ndow of a cm pMked at toe jugnug to everyone who pM------hold a PubUc Hearing in the Mankey retried that he U - - ^ ^ g ing state law toe establishment of toe laundromat in...to e ^ S e d to the frtr and Hearing Room at toe Municipal OPEN THIS FRIDAY NIGHT (ill still111 working for a'Jan. 16 com- g^ p jlgg fgyorably with otoer ®f such a district is encouraged enrouraged pg^^gde. tributed to its success. Tolland County Superior Court BuUdlng, 41 Center Street, Man­ pletion of the final plans so upgn*^pgce or modified open by provision of a substantial thatfViAf they9KA«r ma-yrviAis beVvA let1a9 outanmior was en- ’Tuesday, hot dog on roll, By JUNE UNTON old former Tale student ' is ated and added to the budget ed, to deslgTi plans for a pro- the proposed new junior high Barrett will explain the State ^ stereo tnr« player green beans, cherry crisp with (Herald Reporter chsurged to connection with the for the iiscal year 1970-71 to Eureko FuH Sice RecUner Chair $ 6 9 ^ posed new junior high school, school will begin soon. ’The new Health District Program. ^^g gj^igu i^ m It. topping. takeover of the University of pay notes to said amount ma- State fire codes require that fM ll^ hM b ^ n p rop os^ by we'lss said that such a coop- _____ Wednesday, meatweonesoay, lort with meat lutu wiut Long waitswe«u» «*to toe cold w«i.out- Q^^AAHcut administration luring February 16, 1971 issued ELECTRIC BROOM TABLE LAM P Swivel Rocker RROllll there be an exit door within 100 toe Board of Educrtlw for a g^gUve district would be relm .roien irum a -gravy,------whipped potatoes, car- side the courthouse has , made . „ „ ...... •<—» ^3 ^ ____ - ______— ______— ______or Lounge (3iair Base and Shade feet ofa ny point to a buUding ^ acre toteitor sight aUmg pursed with state funds togeto- gt-rg_g gt 40 Olcott St. trailed JeUo court-watehl^ m u n p le a ^ t iqu^ charged to toe incident, fiscal yeM 1970-71 and for the (Values to $79JS0) cept, and one' within 160 ft. Robert Weiss has been aut^r- which would pay $1 per - * 1 9 . 9 9 of any point to a tradlticxial **®<^ by toe Board of D o c to r s ggpUg^ yp $100,000. *6.88 Big Value for Mom h o o v e r CONVEBTTMfE buUdlng. The doors which have t® negotiate ta r an option on irp S ““^r . '"r been added to all three plans ®“»>®r “ acres of iHodel uno satisfy these requirements. t^e property, whichever proves One door will be added to m®*’® advantageous, Boat Mishap COLORFUL R C A Tremsister the windows of the house. The ecl^enlcal Thanksgiving was brought to the Judge’s at- Yesterday after low h l s ^ - t o aid ®I «®we>- instruction , UPRlTE VAC toe northeast corner of toe kee- "^® to*" *be pptqx)^ screen was lying on the groun^d j o l t o ^ ^ tention l ^ e m b e r a o t toe press came from toe spectator section ‘® hereby aMed to the receipts ney St. addition. ^ M a k e s H im and had a hole to tt where it Jg ^ y ^ g of toe courtroom which has side of toe budget for toe fiscal H A S S O C k S POCKET RADIO Another door leading from K e e ^ ^ t ., ^ t h rt the the new cafeteria at V t h « n K®®"®y School, and nprto of locks to toe w to^. No sl^ S h t at 8 at St. George’s. Judge Parskey told them been occupied e w h ^ by SPE C IA L! *5 9 .8 8 Nathan Board entry could'M be determined, B gj,^jttj„_ ^ provided. that he regretted toe situation dent supporters of S o ^ , J u ^ e RETOLVED, ^ t toe Gen- Hale has been provided for and Garden Grove Rd. Give Thanks UP 4 .8 8 however. The Fire Department Ladies and that he was unaware it. Parskey told Sober to control e ^ M ana^r, ’Treasurer and *4 .8 8 * one which was orlginaUy plan­ of Educatic [iropoelng a ______'/ EUBBBA Auxiliary will meet tomorrow He said he would make ar- his trlends or th^ Chairman of the Board o t Dl- ned to lead from a hallway out November 1971 referendum on (Continued from Page One) Santa ha$ o free candy cone for everyone who comes to visit him into toe school. nlgrht at 6 :30 to attend the wake rangements so It wouldn't be to leave. When Sober dl^lalmed reotora, or any two of them, UPRlTE VACS p ld a 2 d '2 !l^ ^ ^ d to S ^ i^ b l2 n In another development to toe and began a tw<>yeM cruise of James Rufftoi, who was a repeated.. responsll^ty for t o ^ M- M e h®*^y authorlred to bor- SemsenHe* Solid Maple ^ (AH Biodeto) ot McDonald's this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. He'll be woiting eUmtoated to S e r t l t a ^ e R®^rtoon p l ^ . it w m decided that ended up on a jagged reef Fire Claim s member of toe Volunteer Fire Selectionof toe Jury was com- tions Judge Parskey told mm row to toe name of and-on be- toe expense. ^ four bathrooms to off the laland of Mayaguana. Department. The walte will be pleted UUs morning when John that he had observed that M half of toe ’Town of Manebes- C A R D TABLE BOSTON ROCKER FREE $14.95 to greet you from V2:00 until 7:00 P.M. The aoUd walls orlginaUy ^7® ” ®'*^ addition located at the ^bout three hours after toe N in e Lives at toe John F. Tlemey Funeral M. Connally of Bolton and Mrs. a signal from you they quiet, ter an amount not exceeding fo^ corners of the media cen- Home on W. Center St., Man- Edith V. Bradley of WUltagtim After toe noulM Mexican restaurant Uhlted States |dus many part- o>iby and Stanley Rancourt of ruption was “ toiqK>r«9 rlate,“ James ■ F. Farr,' ‘ Hale School. The machine takes churning over the reef. wdilch shares the basement level time smiths. Many agricultural somers, Alvarado Sabourto of especlaUy to view of the fact Secretary refuse and com pressk It to a The crew plucked them off the with a few other s h (^ , was coUeges and about two doaen Stafford and Rogers W. Curtis that one of the chaiges he’a fac- Ronrd of Directora ■fw If voi wsfiTBi diTW ii ivioncimivv 'The loved me who has tpooe be- fraction of its origihai.size. He wreck and the life boat was closed when the fire started. hMseshoeing academies keep pf Tcdland. ing is to incite. Judge Parskey fore. Manchester, Conn. f u r n it u r e DEPARTMENT • 649-5221 With tbpse he left b e h ^ wlll reiwrt back to the commit- hauled up toe side of toe cruise ' The building is on the NeM the. nation supplied, with tor- The trial itself le expected to replied that, “ toe court will std- Dated at Maacherter, Oon- Main Street, in tiie Heart of Downtown Manobeater. tee on 'the cost of such a de- stop past hundreds of cheering North Side neM the Rush Street Tiers — the name prof self ntial begin Wednesday. here to its previous atatement necticut, this 26th day o f^ I ^ Rout* 83, Vumon OPEN ■ DAYS THE YEAR BOUND MABTER CHARGE CARDS ACCEPTED 'vice next'week. tourists. nightlife district. shoers prefer. James Marc Sober, a 22-yeM- as to what occurred." vember 1970. qj#-' Si- /7-^y

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that Dea Moines, Iowa, oCtlciala more than half of this to come CaDey Jury on Holiday, Free IjUfich GoclI for^€!cdy put a black-star on the' food C o v e n t r y from the capital outlay budget cards of children eating free, at CGS. Waiting Link to Killings Not Met in Many Schools and that chUdren in BoUe, Ida­ . O’Connor read a letter from • PLAZit DEPT. STORE ho, miss classes so they esn Request Okayed to Re-Open 'Vernon’s Superintendent of work for their meals.” 2 (We Have A Notion Flense) FT, BBNNING, Ga. (AP) — MiUians, 23, of Port Worth, Tex­ (OoBUimed from Pag« one) Schools Raymond Ramsdell, in Federal Standard' which Ramsdell notified the w E. MIDDLE ’TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) Hie court-martial of Lt. William as, as a Negro noncommis­ Elementary Effective Jan. 1. states ’mUst Two Portable Qassrooms board that tuition costs for spe­ % OPEN WED., THUBS., FBI. till • . L. Calley Jr., has recessed for a sioned officer. Millions, a former helicopter promises alW ys had conform to a federal standard The Board of Education last noted that once the board took cial ' education students attend­ long; Thanksgiving hoUday with gunship pilot, testified in a mat­ i m ^ of food when they are ^ r e children who are eligible that provides such lunches for a night approved the re-opening action, the renovation of the ing classes in Vernon will be a jury of officers still awaiting ter-of-fact tone that while hover­ abh tu free ifmoi!***®'*®* family of four whose income is of the portable classrooms at portables was up to the admin- raised from’ 1900 to $1,500 Rat^sdell explained that the any testimony which would link ing about 50 feet above the ® ® tto n J^ A i! ’ L’ Coventry Grammer School and etratten. He said he felt it could I>er-pupU cost of this program OPEN him to the slaying of civilians at ditch, he saw the impact on a ?aJ ^ ^ frw uncK- We had 266 " i hope we’U be able to give approved a change in this year’s be done with relative ease. I has risen markedly, and that it My Lai. body from the GI’s bullet. ^ - who comes school ca le n d ^ Right. now, the portables are will be still well ateve the tui­ Only one of 21 -witnesses in the Calley was not in sight, Mll- geetuig* them. He based his Although new federal law under the ffuidAiinpa a frA« rv«. i ^ statement on end-ftf-Septomber Bchoota to "avoid overt ™® being used ior'storage, but With tion charge. six-day trial has said he even lians said. the opening of the new central saw Calley at .the Vietnam ham­ It was also noted that this Previous witnesses have testi­ storage building late this year, tuition,! cost for the town of Oov- ! TILL 9 let where the stocky, 27-year-old fied only that they saw an 4.1 million o M to n n ^ t o ^ o o i m ^ mch moto. I I B . ’iif t o ^ ™ t o S ? “ - •- studento in ed Citizens League of Marshall hall of their renueat.request. or early in January, this prob- entry is two-thirds reimbursable lieutenant is charged with mur­ American Negro soldier fire lem will be eliminated. by toe state. der ' of 102 Vietnamese mei;i, into the ditch filled with bodies Do«7 seu/e for less Howerver, sources reported, Q ^ ty , Miss., said county, a black political organ!- ’The teachers had asked that women and children. of men, women and children. th^ the d^E>cu*tment was pre- students who pay for their zation,zaUon, was planning to prew for “’® calendar be revised to re- Administration must now de- ■ ------clde whether to attempt, vacat- ^ « . . Most witnesses so far from Calley’s platoon sergeant, Da- paring to announce today that !w^®v^ e s go first, five or ^ten min- "ompUanceoompUance ^ with th the standaid.s t ^ a r d ‘"state the usual late February 1 TONIGHT! Galley’s C Company were with Utos ahead of time.” Those get- u .u . .. .. ‘"te Anril one-week va- ing toe portables now, or wait U o p te r M issio n -vld Mitchell, a Negro, was ac­ than the-he St when "®®^ C ? r o 1 2 l s ^ “e added that he wasn’t the 8rd Platoon rather than the dren benefitted from the pro- they add, stand ®. ®"U®ns- tip until last night’s until toe storage building is ac- FT. BRAGG, N.C. (AP) — 2 And Every Night untH Christmos wMi a quitted last Friday at Ft. Hood, pe su . It 8 ImpoeM- niSetlng, the calendar called for 1st Platoon which Calley led Tex., of charges of assault with gram In October. This would be ~ togrether until, one-by- _ tually open. The Army has sent eight HUl Some work must be done on helicopters from Ft. Bragg to X choice stock of Cords, Toys, Wrappings into My Lai ahead of the others intent to murder in connection a Wg increase from last year. K ”We’ro",i;;d;r'lVnrctlo;;; elimination of the February va­ you choose a cation and allowed for a one- toe two buildings to make them aid cyclone-tidal wave victims on March 16, 1968. with the My Lai incident. The but stiU short of the goal of 6.6 ■ prWe nnrt ^ parents’ word ^ ond Chifslinas Trhnmings. \ usable. The floors must be in East Pakistan, The court-martial resumes prosecution had contended that millloa children by ’Thanksglv- for it. I think we’re gonna have week ^ i vacation i the first full shored up, toe bases bolted in ’They were partially disman- next Tuesday. Mitchell was one of three sol­ SimUar practices were report- to have some InvesU ^ons if ^®®i,‘" ,,, m For the first' time, a witness •* o M health club! and some other minor jobs done, tied and sent in Air Force C141 S PLUS SIFTS FOR M l diers who fired into the irriga­ Herber Rorex, director of the ed in some Massachusetts dls- we can get the legal authority considerable Cost including heat and light, cargo planes. TTiey were accom- testified Tuesday that he saw an tion ditch. department’s child nutrition di­ tricts, where one mother said of for it . . . time discussing the calendar re­ is estimated at about $7(X>, with panted by 30 soldiers. American soldier put a bullet Milllans, a lean, dark-haired vision, said in an interview that hA' children: ‘"niey’d starve vision request, with some board into a Vietnamese lying in a man who now is a student, testi­ Don^t delay “we are m^ ditch filled -with bodies at My fied he saw about 60 to 75 bodies tempo toward Lai. In the ditch as he flew over it jective, but we The man firing the rifle was many times during the day in in enrolling! by ’Ihanksglving at- „ , described by the witness, Dan his scout helicopter. knowledged that many prob- ^ *L ^ p lta l, Clark penaes.’* Others felt that, since the re­ lems remain. County school officials did not quest had come from toe SKI SPECIALS COMPLETT SKI PACKAGES ' send application blanks or infor- teachers, it ought to be granted YAM AHA SKIS _ , _ ” ^ ***** mation on the free lunch pro- since obvlouriy toe teachers felt Sport Marl Drug Darvon ^Overrated,’ ’Ihe study spotlighted gram home with school chll- the change Was necessary. Wood Ski»— Town Resident Buclilo Boots BUCKLE BOOTS some of those problems: dron. HEAD KILLY 606 SKIS ’Teachers had noted that late Stop-In Stop-In Bindings —to Greensboro. N.C., needy - if that’s what the law says, I Among 4 'Held Bindings snd Physician Tells Senators February Is a time of high ab- Aluminum. Polos ChUdren waited more than a don’t know it,” said school Supt. spnteelsm, and that toe vocation 1969 Models Polos month this year until the city Kenny Guinn. “Our Interpreta- In Drugs CounA WASHINGTON (AP) — Dar- more than 230 million prescrip­ '^ im p e a f L / allows for rejuvenation of both Rog. $$BJ0 Rog. | IB I.S r von, one of the most popular tions for it . could find private donors to pay tlon is not the same . . . if Wa^- . „ . . faculty and students. Mcaker Rotomaf- Bindings the estimated 30 cents each ington interprets different, no­ A Manchester man was ultimately, toe board decided Headqnerters V prescription pain killers, was Beaver, Andriani and other lunch cost. body’s ever told us.’’ among four arrested ’I\iesday tq a^qw for the late February Reg. $218.00 Now $7950 Now tU 9» described in Senate testimony witnesses on the second day of a . . . toe serious shop four-day hearing .sharply criti­ Asked what the estimated 460 Only 82 of toethe district’sdial 68 ele- in Hartford in what police call vacation, but keep to e' early Tuesday as a highly overrated for serious skiers, spe- cized the wide use of combina­ needy chUdren had done whUe mentary schools serve any kind one of toe largest drug seizures April week as It has stood all olallzlnr In toe b ^ of. drug that enjoys wide use only tion drugs, saying that in practi­ they waited, attendance coun- of lunches, and in 22 of those, ever made there. ” along. 5175-00 everything yon need. because of heavy sales promo­ cally all cases drugs used indi­ selor John Speas said, “About the ^xdWy chUdren ell^ble for Buying or renting, ask CAR Paul MoGann, 20, of 841 E . Copies of toe revised calendar tion. vidually have proved more ef­ 515 Middle Tufnpiktt West what they’d been doing for fr^*" itc h e s are those bused for our advice . . . and ... .. will be sent home to parents, SAVE $48.00 rely on our experience. RACKS '‘When it came on the market fective and safer. years, I guess. Going, hungry, into white schools in a special Center St., alcmgwitn tnree declslcm on re-opening the Manchester/ Conn. If You With — Makt TO PIT MOST CARS I could see it had very little to sharing with other kids . . . integration program. ’Hiey pick East Hartford men, was SUs Engraved With Your Name tn abpointmtut offer over aspirin," said Dr. portables ended several weeks — «>«’// ' 0 Off parenOy you’re not suiq>osed to up their paper bagged lunches charged with possession of of board discussion, and once Bindings Installed b» happy to g}vt you TRUNK STYLE - John Adrian! of Charity Hospi­ get hung^that first nionth.’’ as they leave the buses. marijuana, possession with in- iudividsul ATT^TION . tal in New Orleans. Stanford’s Prexy agaih last night, several par­ ROOF STYLE In Boston, a special state Some cities have no uniform tent to sell, conspiracy to vlo- ents and teachers attended toe He said he successfully resist­ Wired for Sound commission report last spring poUcy. Baltimore is an exam- late the state drug abuse law board meeting to urge approval ed stocking the drug in his hos- that only 66 of 189 city scluxUs pie. One mother there, Mrs. and carrying a weapon In a of CGS Principal Robert Brair- pttal's pharmacy until about STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — have lunch programs, and that Charlotte Minton, said when she car. Lft B y three years ago when heavy in­ ton’s recommendation to re-ac- HART MERCURY SKIS The top radio personality at although 26,585 chUdren are went to apply at one school she Police netted 22 pounds of dustry pressure succeeded in tivate the two classrooms, due HUMANIC Stanford University is Richard from welfare families, an aver- was told by the principal what they said was marijuana, to crowded conditions at toe TyroRa Step-In Bindings winning a committee’s approval age of only 667 free lunches "We’re not set up to supply ali the raid, for its limited use. W. Lyman, 46-year-old former school. FINAL W EEK were given daUy, the chUdren ■who need a free The arrests were made in the Custom-Molded to your The boeird, in moving for ap­ $136.50 Value Adriani, vetoed by the White history professor who became F m: example, most famiUes in limch with a free lunch.’’ But, parking lot of the Howard foot’s shape House for a government position proval of the request, asked president of the 11,500-rtudent the Bromley Heath housing pro- phn said, she knows at least one Jc^inson’s Motor Lodge off Rt. that It be done “as soon as last year because of his outspo­ campus last September. ject, an ugly, barren yeUow Baltimore principal who “has 1-91 at about 1:80 p.m. by an $ 1 1 5 . 0 0 5-buckle plastic scuff- ken views on drugs, testified be­ p o s s i b I e." Superintendent of FOAM-FIT proof shell Lyman began live weekly brick complex, are reported to never failed to give every kid a eight man team of state and Schools Laurence O’Connor, who fore the Senate monopoly sub­ be on welfare but nearby free lunch.’’ local poUce. news conferences with student F < ' V-' had reconjmended approval of BOOTS Most comfortable fit available committee. schools-have few free lunches, AUoged Abuses xhe East Hartford men are SAVE $2L60 reporters on KZSU-FM, the stu­ Brairton’s* request to toe board. s . Another witness. Dr. William and none at reduced prices, to A long list of reported abuses identified as Harold Zanetti Jr., Bindings Installed Expertly! T. Beaver, an associate profes­ dent radio station, the week aft­ er he took office." another, somewhat less grim was made public last month by 21, Mario Colaglovanni Jr., 20, ^120.00 sor of pharmacology at George­ pubUc housing project, iMrs. the Oilldron’s Foundation, a and Patrick J . Novak, 20. * Skis Engraved With Your Name town University, also criticized TTiey quickly became the sta­ tion’s most popular feature and Mary EUIott: ‘T ve been on wel- private, non-imoflt group in PoUce say the marijuana was WANTED Darvon. fare five years and my kids Washlngt

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Church T q Hear Hunger Worker No Herald Eight Gallon Donor Town To Note Ralph V. Taylor Jr., Northeast Area Bleld Dlrectorrior CROP, Tomorrow Thanksgiving Hie Herald will not publish Among 106 W ho Give the Community Hunger Appeal tomorrow, Hianksglvlng Manchester residents vriU ob­ a Cburch World Service, will Day. 'To all our readers we A Vemon man became an eisrht-gallon blood donor serve Hianksgivlng tomorrow, make the address at the 8:30 extend our wishes for a safe yesterday when the Red Cross Bloodmobile visited many o^them including a view, ^ m . ^ r v lc e ot Holly Oommun- and happy hoUday. And we’U United Methodist Church. He is Tauno Sarpola of the annual road'race or a lOT, at St. Mary’s Episcopal be back In circulation, greet­ of 152 Merline Dr., an employe of Carlyle-Johnson Co. (murch, on Thanksgiving Day. ing you at your doorstep or others reaching gallon marks ------^ ^ ------favored football game in their Taylor supervises the CROP favorite news counter Come schedule along with church at­ yesterday are Sylvester Barnes, Mrs. WilUam Dalrymple program In New York State and Friday. seven gallons; Mrs. Anne Roth- tendance and the traditlcmal the New England States. In this Mrs. Sonja Henry well, five gallons; Jack J. Lap- Rocco DeSimone hearty hoUday meal. «nK«aiWUty, he serves as a pen, four gallons; Mrs. Ann During 1969, Taylor ttaveled Prank N. Serignese The weatherman reports that around the world, assisting In Wabrek, Mrs. Barbara A. Jack- Seymour Kaplan son and Ernest J. Smith, three tomorrow vrill be cloudy vrith Agricultural Development Pro- WilUam A. Edward temperatures In the mid to up­ Jecto carried on by Church g^lons; Stephen Cavagnaro Edward R. White and Mrs. Edna Pitney, two gal­ per thlrities-and a ten per cent World Service, Catholic Relief Jerry P. Saplenza . chance of precipitation. lons; and Charles Button, one -Brenda J. Liss Services and Lutheran World Morning church services vriU gallon. Mrs. Beda M. Carlson Relief, many financed by C510P be held in vlrtuaU^ all area A total oi LM pints of blood BruOe C. Carlson resources, bn this tour of duty, churches. A schedule of serv-. were , appointments Allan Oakman he visited projects In Hong ices appears elsewhere In to­ Kong, the Philippines, Indonesia, were kept, 58 wkre‘ walk-ins, Mrs; Lillian L eger day’s paper. India, Lebanon, Jordan and and two were deferred because Mrs. Doris ’Timbrel! Oreece. of minor medical problems. Maureen Martin ^ The 17th annual Five Mile Road Race begns at 10:30 a.m. Next month’s visit of- the Robert Macalllster vrith tbe start and finish line on BloodmobUe vrill be to Man-\’^®®®P*' Main St. opposite School St. Holiday Service Chester High School on Sunday, John Mrosek Dec. 27, from noon to 5:30 p.m. George Hubbard Manchester High travels to Windham where the two teams Slated Tonight The following donors kept ap­ Mrs. Marion Andersem pointments : Reno Dufour vrill begin action at 10:30 a.m. Robert Murphy East Catholic hosts South Cath- There will be a Thanksgiving Mrs. Marcia D. Memery ■Eve Service In the sanctuary ot James Richards oUc at Mt. Nebo at 11:00 a.m. 2 Mrs. Margaret Sumner the CJuuch of the Nazarene, 236 Mrs. Betty H. DeMartln The municipal building vrill be Mrs. Veronica Avery Main St. tonlgiit at 7:30. It vrill Peter Benedict Mrs. Catherine Anderson closed tomorrow and Friday. be an informal service In which Rosaria Saplenza Irving R. Carlson Emergency phone numbers are; the whole family Is invited to Rev. Gary Cornell Highway—640-6070; garbage — worship and give thanks In the Mrs. Helene I. Cavello C. Gibson Hertler Ralph V. Taylor Jr. Mrs. Shirley Clemson 649-1886; sanitm^ sewer and early American tradition. Mrs.' Nancy M;offat water — 640-6997. Congregational songs of Mrs. Alice Ansaldl Burton Meisner staff person for the state and John B. Harkins Pratt and Whitney Aircraft In area councils of churches as .thanksgiving and praise vrill bo Frank Kocum East Hartford as weU as several k part of Uie program, and the WilUam R. SchaUer Mrs. Margaret Brooks they serve their area church’s Robert A. HiUs other companies In the area will work In the overseas relief and adult choir will be bringing spe­ George J. Nolan be closed Friday as well as to­ cial music. MI’S. David Blaney Mrs. Patricia M. Bourret WilUam T. Ritchie Jr. rehabilitation ministries. Mrs. Florence Getzevrich morrow. • 5 will be the soloist. Mrs. Edvrina B. Grant In Connecticut he has worked Trueman A. Crandall with local religious and com­ hDssionary guests, the Rev, Mrs. Muriel D. Hull and Mrs. Alfred Swain, home Miss JuUe Crandall munity leaders In th^ develop­ Gerald A. Chappell on furlough from Lima, Peru, Mrs. Dolores Coulombe Baptists Plan B ■ • ment of the Connecticut Help Miss Leah A. Lentocha are expected to be in the serv­ Rev. Norman Swenson Prank J. Preneta Stop Hunger program. The Con­ ice. Mi:, and Mre. Ted Hobson, Henry Angel Pakistan Gift necticut program has develop­ Caryn Kulenkamp recently returned from a four­ Edward Timbrell George H. McLafferty ed as the first statevride, inter- teen month stay in Hudders­ Miss Margaret Mulkem Community Baptist Church’s faith program In which the Michael Berson annual Ihanksgvlng Eve serv­ field, Yorkriiire, England, vrill Samuel Feltham Miss Joyce Ann Baldyga religious groups In the state are ice will be tonight at 7 :30. Mrs. also be guests. Hobson spent A. Hyatt SuUlffe Frank Weir attempting to focus attention on John McClain and Miss Gra- the time in England woridng Mrs. Elaine Law Ernest M. McNelU World Hunger; and to develop glenn Gibbs will direct the on his doctor’s dissertation. Donald Sisco Gerald Millington community channels for support special anthems of ’thanksgiv­ Ih e Rev. William A. Taylor, Miss Patricia Barbato Mrs. Janet KUngensmlth of a person-to-'person program of ing, and the reading of the Proc­ pastor of the church, vrill be Mrs. Edna W. Graht Charles R. KUngensmlth ccmtinuing aid, disaster relief, Mementos'of Office lamation. ’There will be an of­ bringing a brief message bas­ Anthony '\fitleUo George E. CuUen fering taken for the thousands self-help, and community devel­ ed on the thirteenth chapter John C. Kelly Mrs. Claire Johnson. Tokens of his year as grand knight of Campbell Council were presented to John opment. and the fifteenth verse of the Robert D. Brennan J. Fitzpatrick, center, last night as the council honored its past grand knights of people In Pakistan. ’The Rev. ’Taylor Is a graduate of Corn­ Epistle to the Hebrews: “By Ronald E. Miner of a dinner at the KofC Home, Presenting the ring is Joseph McCarthy, left, Walter H. Loomis' sermon topic Is “Thanksgiving and Life.’’ ell University and has worked him herefore let us offer the tVUUam Bouton chairm^ of the event, and holding the plaque is Charles Rathbun who suc- with the resettlement Of dis­ sacrifice of praise to God con­ Scientist Plans Robert Dutton, lay minister, vrill Mrs. Margaret Simpson ceeded Fitzpatrick as grand knight. The affair was attended by members of placed persons following service tinually, that is, the fruit of our WilUam C. CarroU assist. The service is open to with the U.S. Army In Europe Ups, giving thanks to his name. Hans Leo Bonn Open Service B nai B nth, and the Manchester Masonic Lodges. (Herald photo by Pinto) the public. during World War n . Following Joel E. Janenda work with the Migrant Labor Of­ Top Dropouts Miss Margaret E. Fish A special Hianksgving day fice in New. York, research in Edward P. Coltman Sr. service at 11 a.m. has been an­ OHICAGO (AP) — With a nounced by the First Church of Agricultural- Economics, Field Earl Bissell slowdown In the economy fewer Christ, Scientist, North Main Mrs. Ruth Flaherty Service in Agricultural Exten­ top executives -are going to St., MEUichester. to fin d sion work and Teaching In Vo­ school, th6 director of pubUc re­ Colin Pox Traditional music for the oc­ cational Agriculture, Taylor lations for the America^ -Man­ Joseph Michalak David Porter casion wlU include humns ot N served as field dairy, poultry agement Assoclatiim says. and livestock specialist for a Roland A. Beaucage gratitude sung by the congre­ J<^ph P, Keyes said the as­ gation. major eastern feed manufactur­ sociation’s seminars and train­ Miss Joan Baldyga er, and finally, as Director of ing iux)grams decreajsed from j^bert V. Bolduc The service is open to people M a n c h e s te r of all faiths and no coUectlons 'Sales and Nutrition in' thp same about 2,300 for the first 11 Mrs. Carol L. JoUy The Pilgrims landed at of any kind wlU be taken' up- .:^fleld. months bt 1969 to about 2,000 for The foUowlng donors, walked ’Tlme will be provided for a Plymouth Rock on In lOM, Taylor accepted a call th^ period this year. Further, in: to a lay ministry, serving the period of prayer and for the In­ ISAVINGIS December 25, 1620, Keyes said the number ot exec- John W. Klein dividual expression of gratitude night life ecumenical church through utlves attending declined from Martin Kristoff Jr. Church World Service. by members of the congrega­ 103,000 to about 90,000. 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a l l n a t u r a l ... b a l s a m ,DOUGLAS FIR,AND 's c o t c h , PINE CHRISTMAS TREES AVAILABLE AT MANY AGWAY STORES AND FURNACE DUST-STOP REPRESENTATIVES FILTERS ■t 7-FT. ARTIFICIAL 2 Ifix 20',r a g .il.l0 5 9 0 SCOTCH PINE •A tree so lifelike It looks frhsh-cut. . . 20>2(r,r p C MONDAY,THRU FRIDAY THURS. 8:00 AM TO 8:00 PM THE >CHOICE BANK 8 : 0 0 AM TO 5 :3 0 PM SAT. 8:00 AM TO 4:00 PM MANCHESTER EVEfttNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., - W d NESDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1970 about equipment, safety and thoee Instnunents, Includ&ic'.a opera whenever and. wherever Youths ‘Occupy’ Frigid Building technique,” Merry says. ’’After heads- of-^Vemment co n fe r - Opera Company possible,” Neusteter said. OPBN ALL DAY ’Sign of Times He^ said opera was drr^p6d that we walk out for another From Your Neighbor *s Kitchen encd, that we hold necessary.’! 'Pginni1g»aa F lit9 THANKSGIVING ThanksgMng— 1970 Hartfoi^cl Store, New Course For hour or so on skis or snowshoes,.^ ' Brandt, closing out a tluA- ^ C n n i i e S S f because of the high coat ^n stag­ 9:00 to 9:00 MILFDBb (AP) — Signs By VIVIAN F. FBR0C80N two of her fillings, both using ing operatic productions and on the wall Monday night at making a one-to-twivmile trip to’ day visit to Italy, called Tues- Arthur Drug Store The Rev, Ernest S. Harris, Jr. . Agree T o Swap Yosemite School a predetermined campsite. cranberries. Consider Britain ket to accept Britain and other Winter Season their lesser drawing power. the first meeting of the Re­ G E R R rS I wtah I .could tell you what Oran-Apple Pie re-collect our HARTFORD (AP) — Young development A g e n c y and “Here we live, eat and sleep I'm having for ifinner tomor­ When Central CHy was a pros­ YOSBIMITB, Calif. (AP) — overnight, returning by noon Mix in saucepan: P.OME (AP) - West German CENTOAL CITY, Colo. ,(AP) Honaing Antoority In several ' , . applicants “in the shortest pos- perous mining town its summer Jnd and celebrate in families, small Puerto Ricans who occupied a Here’s a cool new development Sunday for an afternoon of DRY CENTER row. Usually, I am pretty busy \ cup sugar Chancellor 'Willy Brandt said to- time.” - ’The Central City Opera Asso- y ed rs: the day before ‘Hianksgiving. I opera festival featured re- and gratitude for so much we enjoy vacant store on Kennedy Street on toe educational scene: In­ skiing.” 417 M AIN S a . ^ MANcmcsrraat 3 tablespoons cornstarch day that he and Italian Premier ■ ____^------clatlon ha:; been forced to sus- nowned stars and lavish produc granted. It is a good time to “ Talking wUl not be allow­ M 0-74U don’t even know how I will 'be here have agreed to'give it up struction In ig lo o building. Participants eire taught how spending the hoUday. teaspoon salt Ehnilio Colombo had agreed on pend opera from its offerings in tions. close our eyes and savor the satisfaction of food ed after 8:45 p.m.” Gc3.dually a d d : ' Chuck Waiting QUTTERS NEED in return for a better building. "Discussion ceases st 8:46 It’s aimed at persons, such as to carve igloo blocks from snow Actually, I Am writing this the advisability of a Comnlon 1071 and 1972 because of a lack ______— thinv of our neighbors and with a sharp stick, knife or saw. ^ cup com syrup and TACOMA, Wash. (AP) 'Hie agreement reached Tues­ p.m .” skilers, who ml£ht be trapped in column on Veterans Day, Nov. Market summit meeting - next of funds, the association presi' CLEANIN8 OR i tunes we have shared. It is often a The blocks, at least four Inches 11, It is m y daughter L w r le ’s % cup water “Cluiriey the Lonesome Cou- gto)d time to walk in the crisp and crackling leaf day night came after' toe cky Wonder why? The New toe wilderness by sudden snow­ OUR NEW COIN-OP Cook over medium heat until year if necessary to deal with gar” of Disney film fame is Myron D. Neusteter, says, told them toe store they occu­ thi<^, are stacked firmly into a 17th birthday and, while the r a n g e a n d laden out-of-doors. York .Ghutts - Philadelphia storms and need a baVen to keep dorne. pots are steaming, I plunk mixture thickens slightly and Britain’s apidlc^tm for mem- about to become a mother. "We have no working capital REPLA0IN07 pied was not safe and that toe Eagles pro football game from freezl^. ' Then they make a mound away at my husband’s old boils. Add: bership. Tacoma Zoo Director Norman and we have in, fact a Iwnkrupt FUEL OIL As we do this and as we remember, it is impor- offered building was better suit­ was televised at 9 p.m. house, a dome of snow tuimeled PICK-UP portable typewriter. There is a m cup cranberries Brandt toM a news conference winnlck says "Charley” is realr prganIza.tlon,” he told the asso- CaH Us for ed to toe community service flh© course In snow country g a s o l i n e into ;the. past and rediscover into then hollowed out. Some buUnose counter in my kitchen. Cook until skins are broken, that aik Oommwi Market ly three cougars—two of them clatlcm’s annual meeting Tues- projects they say they have in survival techniques also In- Prompt Gucirontttd K !^^®’ What was the struggling all the Hartford Redevelopment settle for simply a tunnel or I sit on an ordinary kitchen Remove from heat; add: meniber nations should make a female. All were used by Uoyd mind. 'cludes instruction in contriving 1% teaspoons orange rind conterted effftrt nert year to de- Beebe of Sequim, Wash;, to film Both Neusteter and business those early settlers to with- A gency. simpler shelters, such as snow cave dug Into a drift. SERVICE stepstool. Thai is vhere all of Sorvte*! stand tM pain and toil of their primitive ven­ The seizure of toe store Mon­ my columns are written — right 2 tablespoons butter - elde on the applicaUciis of Brit- his Disney episode, then were manager Carl H. P. Dahlgren BANTLY OIL day night by members ot toe mound houses, caves and tun­ 'Whatever toe design, all is WE W M L P IO K -U P , DO 'SOUR D R Y C9LEAM1NG AND in my kitchen. Cool. Add cups chopped, aln and other countries wishing given to the zoo. emfdiaslzed the Opera Hotise (O.MI’ \N'i , 1N< • g il t o exteriors ture? m a t were they getting away from? What nels. com fy inside, says M erry, aind were they hoping for? People’s Liberation Party failed D o g K ille d When you read this, I will be pared apples. Fill uncooked pie to join the community. But he The other female Charley Association would offer a varie- to Incite much official reaction. “A snow house can be warm living in a snow shelter on an DEUVEB IT TO YOU 876-«141 and cozy and there is no need in the “Paradise of the Pacif­ shell. Cover with ipp crust. said it was not exact to say that gave birth to three cubs last stage productions during :;;;i M.M.N SIKKK'I Some of toe youthas said they BLACKPOOL, Ehigland (AP) overnight camping trip In win­ In the Book of Deuteronomy there are words for people to become til from ic." I send you ’’Aloha” from Bake* at 425 about. 46 minutes he had proposed the summit spring and the second female is the coming summer seasons. • li l!i- Call Mornings or were prepared to go to jaU if — Engineer Kenneth Garslde ter "is an ex^arating expert-1 about coming out of the wilderness — exposure If they are properly 93.00 PER 8 ROUNDS our 60th state. “Aloha” means until brown. ' ' meeting In his'talks with Oolom- to become a mother in about “It is not the intention of the Evenings Oniy n ecessa iy , but toe to Fit MoHt A nicriru n Cnrit Sixc.6 In Fit M ost Amicricun OirM Blend well. Pour tato buttered iinicricun CurM 6.50x13 2 for $43.98 $ 6 . 0 0 morrow’s meal. Joyce Is a great pg„ ’ggjjg 14 animals a week in late sum­ iThanksglving Day Masses will be celebrated at 7 and 2 for 37.98 $1.78 9 a.m. at St. Bridget; 8 a.m., St. Bartholomew’s, St. baker. Her pies are superb. mer and fall hnd toe fact that about 60 minutes or until done. Bemard’s of Rockville and St. Matthew’s of Tolland; 6.95 or 6.50x14 2 for $45.98 She is, however, very modest, for the past year toe state has Rcisular No Train 00 .0 0 2 for 39.98 $1.94 You will also find this recipe ItrKiilar iN,i Truile-iii 7:46 and 0 a.m.. Church of the Assiunptton; 7:46, 8:80 but I hope one day to make failed to pay its half-riiare of Price SI9.95 in toe 1963 edition o f toe I’ r i .r S14.9.'> and 9, St. James’ ; 7:30 and 8, St. Joseph’s of Rockville; 7.35 or 7.00x14 2 for $49.98 0 0 .0 0 2 for 43.98 she an(TRu8s toe subject of this Oie $16 bounty. with *with ® $2.04 Neighbor’s Kitchen cookbook. It Tradr-in 11 Trade-in 8:30, St. John’s Polish National Catholic Church; 9 a.m., colum n. Monroe County Is in northeast 15*® was presented by Gladys Rosen. 7.75 or 7.50x14 2 for $53.98 Joyce will serve toe tradi­ M issouri. Winler driving can be a nightmare A great value for care with fewer St, Maurice’s of Bolton, Sacred Heart of Vernon, and 0 0 .0 0 2 for 47.98 $2.17 Joyce Prentice makes it at holl- tional turkey. ’This bird was . . . or a wonderland, with a power- aeeessopies. Reliable starting power St. Margaret Mary of South Windsor; 8 and 9 a.m., St. day-Ume. B’s delicious. 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It was only natural in her days, we replace the battery, if defective, ] For How L o n f: 'llie number and charge you only for the period of own­ HARTFORD (AP)—The year ArchbislK^ 'Wheaton suggested For How Long: f'ur the life of montha specified. Steel Studs Available at Seans Low Prices of the original treail. Cape Cod turkey. ’TWs Is baked book that you take home half a • FREE Sears Battery Installation that ComtecUcut citizens not be What Seara Will Do: In ex- ership, based on the regular price less has brought grief, but no g«i- What Seara Will Do: In es- stuffed codfish. Although toe cake or pie. She made toe best trade-in at the time of the return, prorated overvtoelmed by toe failures of I'hani^ for the tire, replace it eration of Americans ever had chani^ for the tire, rcptiirc it charging the current selling turkey symbolized toe New pie crust in toe world. 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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEST0R, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN Cute Kitten Wfishington Whirl Out for Share CCIL Grid ion By MAXINE CHE8HIBE The Washington Post WASHmGTON — Seourity at years with a group of intellee- at Windham, Washingtxnv’s lu ^ on able apart­ tuais which Included Dr. Albert , Munson Celebrates Einstein. ment complex, The Watergate, Once, on a visit home from I will be tighter than U8ua^ to­ Hollywood, Manclewicz found fcy the Inquirer E ^ t Receives South AL’s Rookie Awar^, night when South Vietnam’s himself invited to join the D E A N Y O S T NEW YORK (AP) — The first m <^Ii of-THurman Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky group of scholars for lunch. .I t s hats off .to the senior football members of thA takes the elevator to Anna ’^ e moment he was intro­ Munson’s rookie year with th ^l^w ^ork Yankees was Chennault’s penthouse apart­ duced, Einstein -said: "You’re M^chM ter Hi^h and East Catholic High squads as a bad April Fool’s joka that e'asily (K>uld have unsettled ment for a “ small” dinner. from Hollywood? Tell me about for the last tSnl Santa^ ------— ------a crusty veteran. There will be about 20 guests, Joan Crawford. . Each week, The Manchester Evening Herald will present "Potpoutri" ... . dedicated entirely to assist J ^ L ^ ^fholic, 0-3 in the Hartford But Munsfsi is a young man most of them military mOn. you in the fine art of shopping. So wliy wear out those pretty feet girls? Now'you can stop hiking who doesn’t discourage easily, ,'n»e ^uth Vietmmese Em­ Television’s David Frost weraU, hoots rival South Memorial Field, VWndham bet- Deacon Jones and his self-c(mfidence—despite CatboUc at Mt. Nebo at t®red the Indians, 24-14. bassy had hoped to keep news came to Washington recently to and get all the info right here in the Manchester Evening Herald. 11 a nightmarish base-hit famine of the party from leaking out. present an award to Defense ^ lo c k . At tm im anUc the TUHICEY DAY - PICKS: East ated by NFL at the outset of the 1970 season Windham Whippets S-4 and 4 . 4 . CathoUc, playing before home Security h a s been so tight Secretary Melvin Laird. With­ —eventuaUy 'paid off handsome­ around Ky that details of his out Laird’s knowledge, sometaie overall, host strong Manches- stopping the mighty Reb- ly for the Yankees. Sew a snap fastener on your ter B-2 in the CCIL and 7-2 and Manchester’s Fo^r Showing official Itinerary were only had promised that he would re­ ...... Main Street Around Town ...... Suburban Wednesday, the 23-year-old sketchily revealed Monday. ciprocate with a guest appe^- child’s scarf, then sew the other overall, at Guild Field, m ckoff dedicated footbaU squad not let- catcher, who rebounded from a la alated at 10:80. ^big their faithful coaching staff An entourage of heavily arm­ ance on Frost’s show. The sec­ So Attractive hall oh the inside of the coat LOS ANGELES (AP)—David l-for-30 getaway at the plate to Gift Ideas Think Toyota Pandora’s Box' ed bodyguards hovering about retary was so’iamused at being 5234 collar. The scarf will then, snap Manchester High’s senior defeating l^dham, 21-7. "Deacon’’| Jones is an AU-Pro bat a club-high .302, was named Make it a point to get down to Come and see unusual wom­ the premises might spoil some bartered in a talent swap that Quality at a price you can af­ In place and there will be no players sparked before the home defensive end. He is also dis­ the American Leag^ie Rookie of HOUSE & HALE, downtown en’s.-fashions at -PANDORA’S armingly honest. parties, b u t their, presence he cheerefuUy did two hours of ford! LYNCH MOTORS on Cen­ chance of the child losing It ' folks in a stunning 47-20 triumph the Year. Main St. See a store just brim­ BOX (Bolton Notch Shopping BILL PEBBY JOHN WHfXLEY Told that he had been named should cmly enhance the 'm ys­ taping time for showing next ter St. has them all. See and over Bristol Central Nov. 14. BOB OOBOORAN JIM BALES ANO "I never ^ave up hope,” Mun­ ming with delightful gifts for Plaza) Tliis is the right place to East CatboUo East Catholic Defensive Player of the Week tique that surrounds Washing­ month. . . test drive one to-day — from A saddle bag attached td your Now lt’8 Eaat CathoUc’s time to Manchester Manchester son said from his (Canton, CHilo, any member of the family. shop fOT a perfect gift. ■ by The Associated Press for his ton’s glamorous and.-enigmatic $1,835 delivered. Once you get son’s bike will make an excel­ display Its senior members be­ ______l» home after becoming the first Choose from waim' practical work for the Los Angeles Rams “ Dragon Lady” and revive Television newswoman Nan­ your hands on a Toyota — lent holder for school books and fore the fans that supported AL catcher to capture the rook­ outerwear to really unusual and A cut clove ofigarllc added to against AUanta last Sunday, the speculation about her associa­ cy Dickerson, who has left CROCHET you’ll never lot go.! protect them from getting wet them throughout the year. ie prize. ” I just kept thinking attractive items for the home. oil-and-vlnegar salad dressing FLORAL—Aloma-Wlgnall 176. Deacon said, "It’s a retd hon­ tion with the South Vietnamese NBC, is doing a pilot for pro­ 8 INCHES and soiled during bad weather. Among the Eagles who will _____ / about snapping out of that government. Whatever you’re looking for — When a little girt has a num­ gives robust flavor. Allow the wear the uniform for the last or." ducer Mark Goodson. . .Staffers there’s more selection and low­ g;arllc to stand In the dressing Heisman Trophy To Help He reflected a moment and sltunp, helping the ball club and BLOSSOMS—Geri Barton V -' ber of sweaters and blouses Teach your child to rinse his time are signalcaller Brian Sul­ 29 at the Republican National er prices at Hale’s. Open Thurs. overnight, them remove It. 364, Joyce IGcoIa 844. # added, "But the honor I ’m most having a respectable year.” Columnist Prank Manklewicz’ Committee have their own that fit well except they are mouth with water whenever he livan, ends Fran Tursl and After the nine-game false cousin, Hollywood’s Joseph L. till 9 p.m,^-"'' interested in right now is beat­ latest rumor on the fate of In­ too short, make her a couple Is unable to use a tooth brush Norm Tester and powerful run------\ start, which included an O-for-24 Manklewicz, came to town over Sure to become the Place a laundry cart on the nlng backs, John WhoUey and HIGH-LOW — Arlene Schu- ing San Francisco." terior Secretary Walter Hickel. of straight jumpers that she after eating sweets. string, Munson hit at a .822 clip the weekend ai)d wanted to youngsters’ favorite pet After ironing little daughter’s can wear over them. Jumpers opposite' side of your sewing BUl Perry. In all 20 players will Hlgley The Rams play the 49ers in These were whispers in the cor­ . . . a cuddly; crocheted machine to catch the long pieces the rest of the way as the meet politicians. dresses, place the right socks, will hide that they are too ^i^rt. graduate from East CathoUc In 404, " Carol ' Craft 450. the Bay city Sunday. San Fran­ ridors there Monday that he kitten. Makes a wonder­ of material that usually fall to Sprinkle butter cookies with Plunkett C^t Top Dollar cisco is one game in front of Yanks, fifth in the six-team So FVank and his wife put to­ panties, hair ribbons that are Jtme. may be going to follow Robert ful Christmas gife! No. the floor and become soiled grated lemon rin4..and sugar be­ East Division the previous year, gether a dinner party that in­ to be worn with each dress Selnlor Citizens Special Eagles’ Coach COlff Demers Is ST. JAMES — Ann LaUberte Los Angeles in the National Finch from t ^ Cabinet to the 5234 has crochet anent the entire week leaue games, drove in 53 runs ticians wanted to talk about CODE and Style Number. York for an ABC-TV Aiming of nounced untU Dec. 3.’ ’ That’s after getting Into the Rose Bowl. guests included King Constan­ manent Including shampoo, County Conference with a 2-1 Next in line for the Stanford watching over his gravely ill and hit six homers in 132 grames were movies and movie stars. The Fall & Winter ’70 two tablespoons of Instant laun­ The gentle spray will not wash an All-America team to be the date of the annual Heisman I know those two games didn’t tine, Queen Fredericka, Prince Fairways Best haircut and set for $9. Tel. 643- out fine seed nor small ..tender mark. Xavier High of Middle- father, Ishmael Jones, in an Or­ for the Yankees. He also led . Finally. Manklewicz .confided ALBUM is (!5c, includes dry starch to two quarts of W ashington quarterback, college football’s shown Saturday night. When he awards dinner at which Plim- help my Heisman chances at Albert of Belgium, Aristotle 9832 appointment. town clinched the title with a lando, Fla., hospital. He had major‘'league catchers with 80 sadly that this had happened to postage and handling. FAIRWAY, downtown Main water. plants. aU-Ume total offense aztd pass­ heard that h f had won the Heis­ kett will formally receive the all." him before. Onassis, Stavros Niarchos, Sen. 4-0 record. On the other hand, ing leculer, Is a New Year’s Day lost 19 pounds from his normal assists, throwing out 40 of 69 BIBLE FAVORITES . . . A collection St, always has a complete se­ man, he headed from the ABC trophy. Rounding out the top 10 In the His father had been a profes­ and Mrs. John Sherman Coop­ of 12 quilts referring to Bible Place a refrigerator fis far Eaat will conclude Ita first los­ S k in s Tops date with Ohio State in the Rose 250 playing weight. would-be base stealers. Storlei. Patten pieces; direc­ lection of t- Our $ ence rule was in the matter tk La Salle, first white man to and his unruffled demeanor in C harge Edward Ferrigno, ball re(M>rds during the sear journey down the river. He con- the presence of unexpected Reg. ^ Football Coach enforcement. What used to be son, which was completed on College Gridders Continue eludes with the disastrous floods trials. 1 8 .9 5 ; Director of Athletics caUed iUegal use of hands Isaac Sets New Saturday with a 20-20 tie of 1937 and the contemporary ef- ’mere also is an episode in (pushing an opponent at your against Holy Cross. Battle for National Crown forts to control polluUon In the which the Conrads, on a visit to Mr. CUff Demers side or rear) is now caUed pass­ Racing Standard Clements, who played only stream. Poland In the summer of 1914, ed interference If a pass Is three games and a few minutes NEW YORK (AP) — Although Vlllanova at Temple—Army- Football Coach TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) —A But mosUy he Is concerned were trapped and barely got East CathoUc High School thrown. It is stUl legal to con­ of another in his career windup many collegpe football teams Navy comes up on Saturday but with the days of the explorers, back to England as the war was OUR E X em N G tact an elligible pass receiver world closed course record has as a senior, authored live car this may be the best game in Manchester, Connecticut have packed it In for 1970, the pioneers and setUers, the devel- starting. Dear Cliff: anywhere on the field before beeri set by this year’s NAS­ reer records and tied another; Philadelphia this week. VUlano- Looks like feal hair, because it’s made from season isn’t over yet, not wdtt One of my players handed me the paiss is thrown. He may be CAR grand, national champl(m, while Robustelli set three single va. I Holiday miracle fiber Modacrylic! Hand washable, easy to blocked by a defender or push­ game, six single season and bowl bids, ccmference cham­ a copy of the Manchester Eve­ Bobby Isaac, and his 1970 Nov. 28 ^ fade! Ciiojce of wanted shades’ ning Herald, in which you com­ ed with the bands if he is in six career standards for future pionships and, above all, the na­ Notre Dame at Southern C!aU- Dodge. ' Wonderful gift! ^ mented on our game. front of the defender. passers. j tional championship still on the fornia—Two tremendous run­ I am particularly upset with Fashions I have the higest respect for Isaac drove his car 201.104 - .Clements set these career line. ning attacks, but the Irish are comments about offlclat- m.p.h. ( » the Alabama Iirtema- marks: Times carried, 489; CAPTURE THE aPSUT you personedly and your ablUty your Texas, Ohio State, Nebraska shooting for No. 1 and Joe to vvexv.. coach the—o game ~ of— ______footbaU Windham generally. I am tional Motor Speedway Tues- gross yards rushing, 2,461; net and Notre Dame—all unbeaten, Theismann would like to show OF TIS] SEIASON y Complete Wig Care from Style However7i dra’t” lnteiui to let In a league w ^ch U day. yards rushing, 2,327; touch­ wdth Nebraska showing one tie up the Heisman voters. Trojans your about our team three different district boards. -nie Catawba, NX!., driver downs, rushing, 23; scoring, —are battling for No. 1 and all were looking past UCLA and got Zooming into the holi­ ON OUR i A play and the cf««-inHng go un- I have yet to attend an annual exceeded the previous record of points, 167. He also tied Walt still have games to play. So do bombed. Notre Dam e.' challenged meeting at which coaches do not 20a447 on four of his 24 l ^ s Trojanowskl (’49) for most Arkansas, Tennessee, Louisiana Alabama vs. Auburn at Blr- days, oUr new fashions •Salon Formula wig condit­ complain of the cfficiating In jjjui the fastest time pn«t lap. Single game records set by sippi, the 6-6-7-9-10 teams in The bbwl-bound. Auburn ranks first mood! Great for gifts •Salon Formula wig holding- At one of our games In Man- «nie previous mark was set Robustelli were; Total offense, (or for your own Ucly on officiating. I subscribe Associated Press rankings. Only nationally in passing and might spray to a statement by Ossie Solem Chester yodr quarterback threw by ‘ Buddy Baker, CSiariotte, yards gained, 275, vs. Temjde; wardrobe) — be sure eighth-rated Michigan s be expected to be looking ahead •Salon Formula wig cleaning who coached major ctdlege foot- a lateral to a back , In a flare *.on jf.c., • on the same track and total offense, total plays, 67, vs. r through for the year. to Ole Miss in the Gator Bowl. If to see our ten-ific new hall for twenty years, "You pass pattern. He missed the ball also driving a Dodge. Htdy O oss; passing, number Texas has games wdth Texas you think that’s the case, you collection soon! We feel we are the luckiest of all to have ’ win Just as many as you lose and wo recovered the ball. ^ ------attempted, 67, vs. Holy Cross. AAM and Arkansas and if the don’t know this series. Pat Sulli­ '5 , on offlclals’ disputed plays." referee ruled an Incomplete RobustelU’s single season been able to serve you for another exciting Your Choice! top-rated Longhorns wrin both van and . . . Auburn. year. A lucky year that’s seen us grow so When I feel I have a com- pass and East CathoUc retained Last Night’ s Fights standards: Passing, number at­ they’ll face Notre Dame in the (Jeoigla Tech at Georgia— 10% DISCOUNr tempted, 318; pasedng, number much we’re bursting at the seams with plaint with offlclaU I contact the baU at the p r e v l^ spot Cotton Bowl, ostensibly with the Tech’s in the Astro-Bluebcnnet their bettor officiating commit- Your team subsequently went CLEVELAND — BlUy Wag­ completed, 147; passing, yards on our uperb collection of Yarn just to introduce you to WE HONOR I CHMSITItmi national crown at stake. Loui­ Bowl and a vlctmy puts Georgia gifts, from the most unique to just plain ner, 174, (Xeveland, outpointed gained, 2,030; passing, touch­ Rick Robustelli and Yin Clements master charge tee. •nda provides the only h<^ In to score and later won the siana State must beat- Tulane In the Peach Bowl. With two our ireat new Yam Department at Pilgrim Mills. Just tear out gadgets, waiting for your discovery. Ro.Ter Rouse, lie , Anaconda, downs, 16; total offense, total TM MTIMAMA CARO for improvement. Comments In game. and Mississippi to nail down an weeks to recover from the Notre IMS ad ami bring H with you to earn your 10% Discount! if ’ H II BAMWBVMn e # ! Ii Mont., 10. plays, 338; total offense, yards game and tied his season figure the press usuaUy cause more There was no comment by me ceiving, touchdowms, 8, Kraham. Orange Bowl berth against Ne­ Dame heart-breaker .;. Geor- SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—Oscar gained, 1,901. for 20 Interceptions and three ’Better Hurry! Offer expires December 1. harm than good. If you file a in our press or any otter prew Kraham erased the "484 yards braska. Waiting for Texas to gla Tech. FRIDAY ONLY . . . Albarado, 140, Uvalde , Tex., Career marics with Robustel- conversions, passing. i^ r t Witt the better officiating There was a report field to the _ . ^ ^ ^ and six TDs set a year ago by slip is Ohio State, which takes Louistam State at Tulane— A LUCKY PENNY BOTTLE IS YOURS of the Eastern Board Hartford Better Officiating Com- outpointed Raul Soriano, 149, li’s name Include 3,790 yards When Vin RusAell caught 13 (Jrisp. MexlcaU, Mex., 10. on Stanford and Heisman Tro- Green Wave primed for an up­ and do not receive a profession­ mittee. total offense and these passing passes for 186 yards at H

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T4, 1 . By earl YOST It s almost a ^^o’s Who in road race competition in NEW YORK (A P )— ^The rich gej;^’icher and the poor V ^ A Ste & entries for the 34th get'mangled in the National Basketball Association. Five Mile R oaiU ^e in Manchester Thanksgiving mom- ; Three of the four divisionafleaders—New York, Bal­ SSd expected to be on timore and Milwaukee--i^increased or maintained their S ' sounds at 10:80 oh Main st.. margins over the resft of the packs Tuesday night. What near School— - St.- a,-dark horse after his win over kept it from being a sweep was the fact that Los lAnge- Sanctioned by the (Amateur Burfoot last Sunday in Middle- les, front-runner in the Pacific Division, was idle. Athletic Union (AAU) the tra- ■----- ^------’The New York Knlcks with­ dlUonal holiday sports spectacle stood a pro career-high 40 points has again attracted pracUcaUy pieat Blanda Hero by Atlanta’s milllon-dollar rook­ all the hq) name runners in the ohin 1** ie, Pete Maravlch, and turned six New England states as well ® back the Hawks 128-119. as New New Jersey and But Oakland Baltimore’s BuUets equaled a Pennsylvania. hf®” maiden start team scoring record by crush­ in g Portland 186-104 and Lew Al- The entry list num bers 482. JOHN YTTALE PAT McBIAHON BON WAYNE AMBY BURFOOT 1970 Race Lineup 1970 Lineup No postcfantrles will be accepted Duggan, Hartford B a ck No. 1 cindor canned 37 points as Mil­ by the sponsoring Nutmeg ForFor- ® ®P®” cross country waukee’s rampaging Bucks Richard Clapp NEW YORK (AP) — Oak­ David Goddard Peter Osrlnl est, TaU Ciedars of Lebanon king and a respectable eighth b o u n c ^ CJhlcago 117-106 fo r Charlie Bobbin Dave T W ven land’s No. 1 hero for the last ^ Chris Diehl Last year there were 817 start- last — ^year, — ’ *"is another threatu u toi to several ' National Football successive victory. Chartie Dyaon David OUcop Paul Travers Skiing Head John Ghdiettet Dan Kissane era and 312 finishers with 380 alk off with the top Prlze.prize. NASCAR'S Charlea D nnaa Brian Montwa ^Best Race in Country’ League weeks has been George ^ Ed GranowMs BIch CUy entries received. rs,...... *Current mNew— Ehigland intercol­ Blanda, the 4il-year-o}d quarter- ^hiPPfl San D ie^ m -iM Ken Smith James Wade Dennla McCormack Bobert Gordon Philip Plaknra Back for a bid to win a third legiate cross-^untry king, Ron I ’ Francisco clipped Philadelphia Brace Barmeek Wayne of the University of Mas­ S e e k s W o r d Little Johnny Kelley of New London has been one G N Rookie i Fat McMahon Kenneteh Gilttea iWiUiam Chard straight aUe is Amby Burfoot, But staUsUcally speaking, the 1^-96 and Buffalo flipped Phoe- Boyce Sawyer sachusetts and the Boston A.A., of America’s leading long distance runners for a quar­ Jamea Yanfcankaa Richard Gowen David McFaU long-striding, string-faf^ school­ Raiders’ No. 1 man and, in fact, 2 Angus Wooten ter century. John Vitale Frank Hawes Joe Fallo teacherAcai;ii«3£- uutout m.of Wesleyanwesieyan UnlveV-univer- another leading figure. He On Payments Bill Dennis Maravlch wowed the New iWUUam ObbBb the No. 1 quarterback in the David Donaky Bdarfc Fired Brown , slty, now of the Central Con- Placed sixth a year ago. He’s raced from coast to coast and in many Euro­ fans with a second-half Bonald Gero NFL’s American Conference is .. ^ David F M ey John tPeehm Pat Stoddard necticut A.A. Burfoot set a Besides Burfoot, four other LAUSANNE, Switzerland DAYTONA BEA<3H, Fla.. (AP) Daryle Lamonica. ’shooting and passing exhlblUon James MMley pean countries in Olympic and Pan-American com­ Boaald Ameiotte William Halpen Gemge Isittaralo course record two years ago P“ i winners scheduled to run (AP) — Avery -Brundage of Chi­ — Bill Dennis of Richmond, Va., _ _ that brought the Hawks back Mikloa Grataer petition. In other words, he’s been around. He’s famil­ F igures released today Andrew Anderaon Jules Hollander Soott Wagner when he broke the tape first in ®re little Johnny Kelley, Ciharlie cago, president of the Interna­ Bay Sylvia iar with the manner in which races are run in many has been selected NASCAR’s s h ^ e d L a m W c I "irith 17 touch- ^ *° " ’***^” Paul Phlnney Joseph Baner the excellent Ome of 22:34. Last Robbins, Joe McC3uskey and tional Olympic Committee, was grand----- ■* — naUonal " — ’ rookie...... of the down passes and 1,922 yards six of the Knicks before time Steve Oatea Paul PnaygookI parts of the world. John Alaaaol 89 RoaseU Holt Bichard Hadden year he wajjt four seconds slower CSiarlle Dyson. Kelley won six accused today of persecuting year foUowlng the most spirited gained throurt the air--both AUanta Vinoent Curry Here’s the way he appraised the Manchester Five Bay Andrewa Baymond Hartley 267 Donald f Jnden m In besting the field. times —a record, McCluskey skiing in general and Alpine compeUUon for that award in league leading figures. Lamoni- W alt ”F razier ‘ ------canned 10 o f 13 Bobert Allen James Hall Blck Bonrle John Bpitiit Once again the field copsists turned the feat four times. Rob­ skiing in particular. Mile Road Race coming up Thanksgiving moniing in first half baskets fo r 23 of his 33 Charles Noonan , ca also has a 63.7 Completion , , , MIcliael Adams Jonathan Marti Meiers ot runners of all ages, from 13 bins twice and Dyson once. For Sigge Bergman, secretary- forwarding his entry to compete: Dennis. 34, ^ a close select- percentage on 139 completions ^ve the Knlcks Knrt Yankaswas Michael Jaimiii to 70-year-old Dr. Maurice the 60-year-oM Robbins, tomor- general of the International Ski ion over Joe Frasson of Golden i„ 259 attempts. their - commEinding------lead. 5 Brace Arey Dleten Hahn “Good luck in putting on the best race in the coun­ David Bale Boas Hontlngtoa 2S1 Jay Bobinow Dave Sa^ortas row ’ s ra ce w ill make the 26th Federation, (FIS) * made the try . . . again. I look forward to’ seeing you Thurs­ In Baltimore it was all over Bob Saapaitaa 1 M ^ ^ converted quarterback, Buf- Dave BMden Bobert Hmitlngtan Allen Hoffman Race sponsor is Nutmag For- time he appeared. comment in the wake of the dis­ day.” ^ N- C- falo’s Marlin Briscoe, is the by halftime when the Bullets led Walter Borden Bobert Jambard Tony Li^aoeliino Dave T f i t r closure Tuesday that Brundage 84-50. Eight Baltimore players t h ™ r ‘ "P 42 Wayne Bocy Charles Jeige 2 0 4 Mickey Hawkes Stephen MoNntt had written the FTS demanding e year, Dennis wlU receive a catches for 789 yards and seven hit in double figures with Jack Bichard Boaqnin Winiam Jones Greg Marino Dake Bobeita ^ to the Muscular Dystri>phy another craw X voS ew r'aS an explanation of reports that new passenger automobile from t d s . ^ Marin’s 26 points leading thb Chure Owen Timothy Banning John Keieher DavM Nnokals nine Alpine ski stars were paid Shufflin ’ Joe Back, leading ruriier is Den- w ay. Joeepb Boaearlno tarry Kahn 287 Brace Fieri Donald Fisher Schoolboy, collegiate an^ club beh« 84. $60 a day plus living and travel Oscar Robertson was the BobMt GanfUer runers, as well as a number of ^h^chester _^h Little, who has David Betaer Bichard Krant Raymond /llmelda expenses at a training camp in secutive year that Air Lift has picked up 761 yards in 168 ca r­ Bucks’ sparkplug, hitting three Walter Harper joggers, will comprise the rec- Phinney, will be Leslie Browne Jos^b Kristan Sr. Keith Davis Mammouth Mountain, Calif. presented a car tO|NASOAR’s ries for a 4.6 average. baskets in 75 seconds as Mil­ Brian Powefi ord turnout. •’ making his 17th start and for top rookie driver. waukee outscored the Bulls 11-0 Peter Banes James Kristan NeU fUihy -An IOC spokesman said if the Kansas (Jlty’s Jan Stenerud, Boger Flataatgr Whlla many eyes will be fo- ^y®®n it will be No. 18. All-Time Track Star Dennis, who is married and iGeorge Brown Josqih Krlataln LoweQ Neodeek reports are cod and should be able Dennis Joins an elite list of Michael Downes Mark Gallermni Blngaley MeKeimey The Thritey dinner is free- but ners— “Vermont turkeys of SNOW WHITE—Barbara Ken­ ington Senators struck out 77 Ernest Me mliting competitive skiers to to grt around the Manchester former rookies of the year that Fat Doogherty Lany Ctu^eO Neal MoKenaey the snow costs money when the course’’ she says—for season nedy 126, M arie B ecker 128, times in his first 76 games this Louis give instruction for pay if they course in about 33 minutes.’’ includes Dick Brooks, Pete Ham­ David Wallace Lrtand Barhank Mike BneolBD ski season opens at Glen Ellen ticket holders or anyone buying N ancy W orthington 127-353. season. ilton, Donnie A lli^, James Gilbert Demarest 297 Chrta D o^e Thomas GsMto Thursday. all-day tickets. withdrew from such activity six The East Side Irishman, win- Carter Hylton, David Pearson and Rich­ David Engle Brace ElUs' Jett Gardiner Several faimdred skiers are months before the start of the ner of 26 national track cham- 'Joseph MIHmt Other areas planning limited ard P etty. William Falk S Joe Motherney Bichard SplUane Hark Taylor expected to take advantage of skiing on man-made snow in­ racing season. pionships and an all-time Knicks’ Frazier Sets Pace Martin Fisher Sherman Malley Gerald Gagnon John Grookl the prospect of tucking a free clude Sugarbuab, Bolton, Jay “Mr. Brundage hates Alpine steeplechase great while wear­ Bichard Fahey John Mnridiy David Stevenson Michael Andette Thanksgiving IDay dinner into PesJt and Bromley in Vermont. skiing,’’ (Martel said. “Personal- ing the colora of the New York Jack Foster Greg Nyiln Larry Hall Jerald Fiecstein stretch ski pants. Cannon Mountain in New ly I think the joke has gone far A.C., was the biggest name in JOE M cCl u s k e y Tim Flynn Edward Nixon Mark HaU David MaiMm Nearly a dozen New England Hampshire hopes to en Satur­ enough and that the Internation- the early histoir of the Five Improved Maravich ships. He held that post imtll Vincent Fandettl Paul Newtty Bobert Wellee Arthur Smttfa ski areas plan to launch their day If the present cold weather ai Ski Federation should now Mile Road Race here. several years ago. David Julian Nichols 306 Dean GaveUo J(dm BOtdnD seasons Thursday, virtually all enables the snow blowers to ^thdraw from the International times McCluskey broke Donald^Fny Bobert Bleharda Olympic Oommlteee. I am going the tape first, running up a Don’t expect to see McClus­ TV Ken Gankofakie Bobert Lang with man-made snow on the build up additional froeUng. key bearing down on the lead­ AND • Wins Garden Praise Ned^Fleldeh John Odell John Norton lower and smoother novice to write to this effect to Mr. string o f trium phs in 1930-31-32, (Herald ihoto by OOaca) Ed Ward In Maine, Squaw Mountain ers. NEW YORK (AP)—“He’s controlling himself more Lee Fielden Leo Pelkey Bobert Hatf L . L . BoveaaevUle slopes. has built up a foot Of man-made H odler.’ ’ and 15 years later, following •Those days are gone forever, . '"Oeorge Gilbert Brett Preston Dave Jeeaanme Killlngton has had dding for He referred to Marc Hodler, RADII —shooting 100 per cent better and improving on de­ Coach and Star Pupil Ready for 34th Run Bobert Dean snow on the smooth lower slopes World War II service where but his presence will bring David GankopUe Sigmund Podlosny Doug Jeeaanme several days on the snowshed president of the FIS, to whom fense,” Atlanta Hawks Coach Richie Guerin said as Chris Chambers and plans to offer limited skiing he served as a lieutenant com­ back memories when, he was r V Wearing No. 88, Paul Phinney, retiring Manchester James Onllletti David Peacatello Five Mile Road Race for the sponsoring Nutmeg George Richardson dope. If the high-altitude flur­ for the holiday. Brundage addressed his letter. _ __ Pete Maravich dried himself off in another corner of William Johnson mander in the Navy, he came the No. 1 entry in Five Mile David Greltier Marvin Prescott High cross country coach, and his star pupil, Steve Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Phinney will be John lAwrenoe Hodler was not available for homTMd'wOT the'm rrace.' Pant WUliams ries of the past few days contin­ Only Massachusetts area re­ competition. Sports Dial the dressing room. .Green Don Plrle Gates, flank Will Hadden, general chairman o f the taking part in his 17th straight holiday run. Wayno Dnfaiaaaky Tom Hollander ue they may havc^^Umited skiing porting was Brodle Mountain, comment, Neither was Brund­ McCluskey’s appearance will 'He’s not a form shooter,” game average. Oeiser age. •There is bound to be m any old Robert Proctor Bobert RoaseU Paul ScheU , John Bennett on the Ugh Glades section of the which has had limited skiing for be his first as a competitor timers oni hand who can recall Guerip said, “but he can create "I used to get hung up In the Bob'Gardner 206 James Wlckwlne Alan Tompkins Albert Boaenlleld Richard Bublno Gartfay Eddy mountain as well. the past two nights. since 1953—17 years—when he ithe days when IMc<31uskey THANKSGIVING DAY his own shots. He’s getting his air with the ball and come dovm Edward Gardner Barclay Bobinaon 200 Gary McGninness WTIliam Powers 12:(X) (30) NB1L: Limis vs. R aid­ confidence back.” with it. And I used to go to the Ihomaa Stone Scoreboard Since 1945 Jamee Baner Stowe received the most na­ Virtually all early skiing is on placed 20th in 29:02. waged stirring battles with Handd Gale David Boebe David Burdette Dennla Childs Rick. Steigert tural snow in the past few days. the smeoth lower slopes which ers “Pistol Pete” showed the comers almost all the time, like Dave Sayers • Top Three Finishers Dick Hirth Salviicci Firecl Following his active career, Tarzan Brown, Clarence DeMar, Winning Time Dennis Branche Dan Cole Officials plan to open the single require the least snow to cover 3:00 (3) NFL; Packers vs. form Tuesday night that/made I was being drawn there by a James Sheehan Charles Robbins, Herb Stevenson, Fran Leary ...... 28 the Silk Towner coached the Les Pawson and other top George Daley Marquam Johnson chair lift cm Mount Mansfield. the bumps and are most easily Cowboys him coUege basketball’s all-time magnet, and I’d get trapped," Irving Stevens CharUe Robbins, Tom Crane, Joe McCluskey...... 25 James Qeyer As AIC Mentor famed New York A.C. to a notches o f the 30s. Four-Time All-American Paul Stelnmlller Terrence GaUagber Former Olympian Betsy Snite reachable by the snow-making 4:00 (30) New Britain vs. Pu­ scorer for Louisiana State Uni­ Maravich said. Blchaid Shaw Joe McCluskey, Bob Knowles, Jess Van Zant...... 28 Jeff Gejrer dozen national team champion- Welcome home, Joe! Charles Cross John Gnybek Riley says “There’s a foot on “ guns.” SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) laski Football versity. Maravich wasn’t quite able to William Smith HI Ted- Vogel, Fred l^oeffler, George Terry.. ___.<■___ 25 Gary Allgata Herbert Croas BUl T a ^ top and there is limited skiing For the next few weeks, with 7:30 (8) NCAA Football; Hous­ TTie N ew Y ork K nicks won the handle New York’s Walt Fra­ T. E . Stiangman Tom Oane, Fred Schoeffler, John KeUey...... 24 Gary Sorauton — Head football coach Gayton * 0 e r r z i Fred Stelgert D. E. Eatea on the Tack thuslasm of the 19,600 fans -at as the Knicks spurted away to a John KeUey, CharUe Bobblnt^ Nick Coe tea...... 24 David Gabree Madison Square Garden, wow­ David Sheeam Jack Gray Ed Norris per trail is well covered with morning hours. AIC the past 16 years, said 64-54 interm ission lead. Frazier Winning Five Miler Nick Costes, Dick Hart, Fred Schoelfler...... 24 Jim Peterson Sal Mangialloo Odds Were• - Stacked 5 I ■ ^ . ing -them -with 40 points and a wound up with 33 to top the win­ Bernard Slater Dick Hart, Johnny KeUey, George Terry. Darryl Heraant man-made snow and the real Golf Course groundskeepers Tuesday his one-year tefmihal In ABA Triumph Bichard Newbonse John Ralph dazzling passing game. ners. David Spauel CharUe Dyson, Alan Shaler, Bob Scharf. David 'Ludwig Bluff of the past two days has don’t'try to publicize this sport contract with the school makes By EARL YOST Bay Tweedie Sigmund Boloi By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “I’m playing more, that’s “The way he was shooting to­ Antfaoney Tomaro John KeUey, Pete Close, Lew StlgUtx___ Ian Falrgrieve been welcome extra frosting.’’ however; it isn’t recommended this his last coaching season. Four times an All-American selection in track and Mark Tweedie / Dennis Maine For Bob Douglass For a w^e It looked as aU,” -Mara-vlch said matter-of- night, nobody in the world could Tony Trlbon Pete Close, Ed Mc^AUlster, A1 Gonfalone. Caiff Davenpewt o Kerr’s wife Cdleen is in for putting greens. During his tenure as head cross country, Sid Sink, a transplanted Manchester r&i- Bobert Smith Robert MoCusker though Denver was about to factly as he reviewed the past have stopped him,” Maravlch William Trlbon HI Bob Lowe, John KeUey, Russ Bennett. Bichard Bak«r coach, AIC teams compiled a dent out of Cleveland, Ohict, will step up to the starting Jerry Lents John Cody 'NEW YORK (AP)—^The od(Js might have been stack­ muscle in on some of Texas’ tor- five games in which he has said. “’That basket must’ve BUI Trlbon Bob Lowe, Jim Keefe, Larry Damon.. Philip Tankard 49-78-6 record. This year the Fran Clark Thomas Gavagfaan scored 28, 32, 32, 32, and his looked 10 feet around to him in line Thanksgiving morning in quest of his first K ve James Taylor J«dm KeUey, Walt Barker, -Larry Damon. lEdward Hobaloa team w as 2-6-1. ed against Bobby Douglass before he threw a pass last rttory. MUe Road Race triumph. Bob Letendre Jr. UG>nns Lack Height Again Then the Texans reverted to pro-career-high 40 for 32.8 per­ the firet half.” Baymond Tanguqr John KeUey, Len Ehler, Larry Damon. Henry Schoebel Daniel Strunk Sunday—and they certainly mounted after he threW Sink was a last minute entiy, Clyde Benton fiOke Salmond form and held onto sole posses- Btifhael Tweedie Vic Zwolak, J® s®«®*«> quarter, Doug- to thwart Denver’s patch-up tac- ^ t ’s three points out of a pos- Keith McOeary and Ron Shock and had to be content with third I960.. — — 66 Army A Navy O ub-Bee surprise element and the dedi­ son while the comtonation of yards gained on the ground. He ®a®h receiver for a 36- ics. The Stars hit on 17-of-20 ^® U^uea against and another score by Ken place behind Amby Burfoot and 1961.. — — 49 Nntmeg Forest, Tall Cedars Rushing Laurels cation of the players enabled us Joe Massey and Rich Maher also was the scoring leader with touchdown strike. In the foul shots in the final period in Bruins so far this season. ^ ^hlnkel for a 4-2 e^ge before ■US2.. .Hmmy Keefe. He did not com­ — — 43 Notmeg Forest, TaU Cedars to start fast and have a remark­ to(A passing honors, ac(x>rdtag nine touchdowns. third quarter he unleashed a 63- opening a six-point lead to 106- In ’Tuesday’s other NHL-m- Toronto came back, pete here last Thanksgiving. 1863... — — 40 Nntmeg Forest, ThU Cedars To Ed Mariuaro able season,” he said. While stUl to statistics released Tuesday. Maher led the Elis In pass- V^rd bomb, against a strong 08. games, Toronto rallied for a 4-4 Vancouver built leads of 2-0 Sink captained the Bowling 1954... — — 67 Nutmeg Forest, TaU Cedars expecting -the dedication, “ the •ITie academic class of each of receiving yards for the second wind, to Seymour. And, with Merv Jackson topped Utah tie against Pittsburgh and Van- and 3-1 and then staved off Green harriers this season and 1966... 80 66 66 Nutmeg Forest, ’TaU Cedars NEW YORK (AP) — North players know the coach now and the leaders hints at good pros- consecutive year. However, he less than a minute remaining to with 27 points vriiUe Larry C!an- couver edged Minnesota 3-2. Minnesota in ■the final period. en route home took part in the 1966... 104 01 80 Nutmeg Forest, TsU Cedars CaroUna’s Don McCauley fin- we won’t surprise anybody this Eccelstone’s tying goal came Ray Cullen, Andre Boudrias and Start & pects for a 1971 Yale football and senior end Dave Brooks game, he combined -with non was high for the Rockets NCAA Ooas Oountiy Cham- 1867... 114 78 77 Nntmeg Forest, TaU Cedars iriied the season with' a major- time,’’ .he added. team. Jauron, who set two Yale are tied with 16 receptions. Ma- Cto«lon for a 28-yard soortag with 26. , after St. Louis had lifted net- Rosaire Palement were the Ca- pioottiip last Monday at Wil­ SID SINK 1968... 121 90 89 Nutmeg Forest, TaU Cedars college football season rushing The opponents won’t know the rushing retxHds, is a sophomore, heris pass rec^tions accounted ------minder Ernie Wakely tor an ex- nucks’ marksmen while Tom liamsburg, Va., gaining a sixth 1968... 187 115 U5 Nntmeg Forest, TaU Cedars record but the nirfiing cham- entire coaching staff, however. tra attacker wWi 70 seconds re- wuUams and Murray (Miver pro- p lacem en t and Maher win be captain lA for 247 yasda while Brooks’ The last three TD passes Griddeito Hospitalized own coUege records for both 1960... 167 118 U4 Nutmeg Forest, TaU Cedars Finish ^ 5 ptonshlp belongs to Oornril Jun­ Rowe wUl be assisted by Jim mataing. The 40-foot shot flew duced the North Stars’ goals. As s sophomore and Junior, five and six mUes. 1901... 186 136 136 Nutmeg Forest, TaU Cedars ior Ed Marlnaro. the 1971 team u ® senior. n e ^ M9 for Yale. came after Douglass was shak- JiARTFORD (AP) — Univer- past B^ton goahe Gerry Cheev- Valvano, the recent Rutger star Massey, a seitior ^ year, U Defensive leaders both were en up on a second-quarter itdl- slty of Oonnectlpjit halfback^ fo r the tleT^ ^ Sfadc wan All-American lumora In Last summer he partleipated 1962... 178 118 116 Nutmeg Forest, ’TaU Cedars M cC auley rom ped to 279 who led Johns Hopkins last year ttm passing leader with a total seiUors. Ron Kell, a linebacker, out. “I thought it was a si»%ta,” Vtanle Clements, a senior from Tfon Hnrio'jaflnvl n rvnir nf ^^1 both qwrts. He’s a two-time to a number of track events in 1963... 196 137 134 Nutmeg Forest, TaU Cedars yards—and five touchdowns—in to its best record in a long time. ^ 889 ywds from M cmnidetions had a total of 166 tackles while he said. “I guess it’s Just w^t Southington, and Junior defen- goals fw *^e BruinsBUI SAVE ON COUGH 1864... 188 141 140 Nutm^ Forest, TaU Cedars a 68-34 victo^ over Duke last AO-Ohio sad Mid-American Ck»- Central America. The He nino wUl get help from BU- AND COLD BEhnSDIHg 1966... 198 130 138 Nutmeg Forest, T!sU Cedars mm S afurday t o /fin is h with 1,720 to IM thrown, ^ successor, captain Twn NeviUe made 30 until next year tor me. I’m dls- sive end Alfr^ Akowltz of Sutherland had twofor the fsrance klnr in cross countiy famUy has resided in Manches- ST.< ly Kalbaugh, co-captaln of ttie DHCOUNT PBIOBfi! 1966... 196 163 16S Nutmeg Forest, TaU Cedars yards and break the record of second tackles unassisted. couraged because I felt I was Hamden have undergone sur- Blues, who wiped out 2-0 and 4-2 snd the most valuaUe runner ter the past three years, ^ t i o I lfiJ8-7o St. Bonaventure team, 1967... 230 173 163 Nutmeg Forest, ’TaU Cedars «T. 1,709 set by O. J. Simpson in with 229 yar^M d 16 out of 36 Yale finished the season tied ready to do the Job. The expert- gery at McCook Hoispital. Boston leads. the past three vanity seasons. He’s definitely Mie of the men phrmer assistant Fred Barakat 1968... 303 247 243 Nutmeg Forest, TsU Cedars 1968. However McCauley played pa^es^ (x>mpletM. ^th Harvard for second place ence I’d get in the next four The two footbaU players were ’Toronto used third-period Sink finished first In aU dual to watch tomorrow morning In Irih accepted the head coaching ARTHUR DRIN 1969... 380 317 312 Nutmeg Forest, ’TaU Cedars in 11 games, one more than A career of 2,339 yards in the Ivy League with a 5-7 games would be invaluable to operated upon for removal of goals by Guy Trottier'and BUI meets this fall and broke Ills the Five MUer. position at ^Fairfield'University. passing for Massey surpasses record,. and was 7-2 over-all. me for next seasem,” Course Runners WiU FoUow Tomorrow Morning Starting at 10:30 Sim pson. tom cartilage from their knees. MacMlUan to tie Pittsburgh. '*■ \

/ PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 •M.ANCHESTBR EVENING HERAIJ>, MANCHESTER, XONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ONE

BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Busiiwss ScrvicM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY^SHORTEN and WHIPPLE ^ Help Wontad Help Wonted Male 36 Aaswcr la PrsHaw-Pant* Offmvd 13 . female 3S pRODuernoir Oontrol - Man­ I W O N D E R HEY, I^VE S O T A HE FOLLOWED HEBG YOU AWE, 'Rfi'sir-iici E xit ager — (Several) — Elxpert- IF TMAT KID BUGS, QUESTION AIA'AM, OUfZ B E S T EIs4>1(SK=| CLASSIFIED SNOW plowing — Commercial T h e SCA l E HASN'T BEEN ihWENTED VET iXCEPT. MAVBE THE ONE IN HER BATHROOM WOMEN wanted, no expert- WILL WHERE TO ASRi 1 NEVteF «H oU L P NAYG TO LP TUPHey...ANt> Bdi5^;=r-ir=i en ced P . fC. m anager hrith AMOC HE CDULC? SELECT THE ALL PAID FO R.'" !rlET=i and residential, fast, efficient THAT GLANDULA'BELIEVES- C ABOUT IE POUNDS TOO LOW )-- tN A T O N E ence necessary, very reward- L E A R N T> ARE ACROSS DOWN ar=r;=ji=iii4! service. Call 646-1974. " sound knowlege «P I CHEOCeC* SHE NEVER. QUESTIONS y o u ? SHOOT L HM/EN T SEEM S O MUCH A S A THE APPRESS 1 Forces out UiCl ‘*°”'V ^ «««ln g as It relates to P. C. P O O lZ IW alk ----- > OPUMSTICK/ I'P BETTE fe HUSTLE THREE T lM ^ 4—i—anchor 2 Miltonian advertising UGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also c a ll 643-9122. ^ T o 815,000. No fe e . R ita t*er- QUIETLY/ archangel . s !'n IOOK,VOGUI?T' TO THE /WHZKET BEFOiaE... LIKE THE BO SS 9 ----- out [=11=1 moving large appliances. I MTTJ.TEX, In c. has Openings sonnel, 646-4040. SAIP SO THEiaE'P 12 Swin canton 3R i«^tto ■=lL=^Mt^Ul=i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TNI DOWNTD ownership Burning bahrels delivered, |4. for women In our measuring p.r.q.'m inr B E N O ' 13 Star (comb. ITIAIq H a i - jw , 8 AJM. to 4:80 PJIl 14 0 .' furniture sales­ 4 Existed 644-177B, and marking department Ap- il m il MISTA*1E.'” foim> IA|d I7 Esjuwii'iai man for evenings and Saturr 14HaU! 5 Italian noble g g N t i g g p ly M iss C obum . 646-1414. 15 Be seated family I OW Y CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MANCHEETER Tree Service — days. C all 646-2331. 16 Spirited 6 Passage in Specializing in tree removal, SECRETARY - Receptimilst horse the brain outcast 41Playthlng 4 :8 0 PJM. DAY BEIFOKI! PVBLIGA'nON pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. ,We need two gdrls who are 17 Enclosure 7 Extensive 28 Evangelist 44Zeal OeadUne tor Saturday and Monday U 4:se p.m . Frida; F ully insured. Call 649-6422. available to work on short ti^ees needed, 8 Wooden 30 Priestly tide 46 Russian saint trough arid term assignments. OWs would t97t kf W0r»4f lac* 18 Swiss (ab.) UaUMKi (Pv national here 9 New York 31 Islarid (Fr.) namesakca be permanent, but not steady DRAFTSMAN — Structural 47 Inclined PLEASE READ YOUR AD SNOW plowing In the Manches­ 20 Epoch cormty 32 Colloquial employment. Applicants must steel ■ detailer, experience re- 21 Agricultural 10 Always title 48 Burst forth Claaslfled or “ Want Ada” are taken over the nhone aa a ter area. 875-6359. ALLEY OOP BY V. T, HAMLIN area 11 Abound 33 Guido’s high 49 Masculine, convenience Ih e advertiaer'^dioidd read hla ^ be go(xl typist, accurate with qulred, company paid Insur- 22Nyctitropism, ig Yakut river note I nickname DAT IT APP4BABS and B E I^ T eS b o M t r e e s removed, reasonable flgurCs, neat In appearance ance, Major Medical and pen- 50 Powerful ... GUESS WHAT YOU WANT TO_^ as of plants 2 I Monastic 34 Depart r‘" o S ? OOTl to! rates. C all R ay, 643-4458 after and able to meet the public, slpn.plan. Send resume to Box 1 G O T ? f?E-PHRASE THAT? 24(faustic 'v. title forever (2 emotion 5 p.m . 52 Verdi heroine bwertlon tor any adveiHaement and tliai References required upon em­ E. Manchester Evening Her­ 28 O^tmas ^sjjatekeeper23-^tekeepe words) ? “ m ^ e good” inaorttim. Brrora ployment. Please reply Box j 2Snminine 35 Primary color 53 Want ald. do not iMt6D th6 T&liw of tlio advtottsomMit win iia^ im WHEN the leaves tall, there is "HH” , Manchester Herald. ______T ■ -■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ - 29 New Zealand name 39Sicilian 56De^ correotod by “ Biako good” I n a e i S M ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ win not be native 27 Japanese volcarM 57 Utilixe no job too small. We will rake TEXTILE Chemist — Must be 32 Leaving and haul them away. N>^ason- NURSE — R N — - 7 to 3 p.m . experienced In dyeing of cloth i r IT 36 Jellify 1 !“ 3 4 J- 5“ J B able rates. C all 648-5305. amd 3 to l l p.m ., part-tim e or m aterial. T o $12,000. N o fee. 37 Palm leal (BoekvtOe TMI Free) - '“‘‘"^^AsJFPFise ii i r W full-time. Manchester Manor R ita P ersonnel, 646-4040. pr, /,^A(arIHA• (yar.) \T ,1 FOR residential and commer­ M »«g le twf fa HIS Iw TM I.S Ut M OW Nursing Hom e, 385 W est Cen­ 38 Go away i T 643-2711 (2 words) W~ r r 875-3136 cial cleaning, call the experts ter St., Call '646-0^9. MAINTENANCE Men — lila- .40 Social entity first “Be Really Clean — Be chine trouble shooting type n r 19 W \ 42 BluepencU Automoblm For Sal* 4 Healy Clean” , Healy Building CLEANING wom an wanted, 3-4 p referred. Start to $160 plus 43 Shore bird w w ST M aintenance. 646-4220. days weekly. Permanent posi­ OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN 45 Wild oxen of RITA ENaueN overtime. No fee. Rita Person­ tion. Send name, address, Celebes ST 27 a r » SF HERALD credit very ^ 7 p i a n o TUNINO and band tn- SCHEHECTAoy,NM nel, 646-4040. 49 Censure' B ^rapt, repossession? Hon- .strument repairing by Hartt phone number ,and references 51 Operated w H" ST f r estGSl DouglassT)nil0^1flaa acceptsa/v/tAnfo lowest _ __ ^ ^ to Box R., Manchester Herald. PARTS MANAGER — Heaiy YOU SAY YOU'RE TRAIKJ- YEAH, AN’ 1 THINK HES GOT THE College of Music graduate. U«, m to. U^. M. on. 5^Caiuulian BOX LETTERS down, smallest payments, any­ All replies confidential. Writ­ construction equipment parts. W l IMG HIM TD BE A HUNTER IDEA OF RAISIN'A FRONT LEG-- province (ab.) ST w W ard K rause., 643-5336. v Roofing— Siding 16 Bonds— ^ ro c k ii^ Schools and Classes 33 SO HE CAN LOCATE ANP BUT I'M HAVIN' TROUBLE GETTIN' ■ where, Not small loan finance ing ability not r^ulred. M ust be experien ced. $10,000 55 ^uabble v r POINT GAME FDR YOUT HIM TO KEEP HIS TAIL STRAIGHT (coU.) 41 1 F o r Your company plan. Douglas Mo­ P A S R(X)FING and repairs Mortgages 27 plus bonus. No fee. Rita Per- DAVY .TONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS TEN ambitious women to be­ OUT/ IF I PRAISE HIM HE VVAGSIT 56FareweU (Fr.) K j In fon n atk o tors, 845 Main. done realistically. Free estl- ______' soim el, 646-4040. AN" IF I BAWL HIM OUT HE PUTS 58 ------Bias F m ■ HousohoM S ervieos come Beauty Advisers with IT BETWEEN HIS LEOS — 59 Feminine w 60 m ates. Call anytim e. 649-1516 MORTGAGES — 1st. and 2nd., DRIVERS NEEDED the fastest growing company SENIOR Savings Bank Teller AAAVBE THIS PROP WILL i l ■ ■ ■ THE HBRAUD will not 1965 PONTIAC, restored 2 plus Offmwd 13-A o r 742-8388. mortgages—Interim financing B u ss LOWERY name ■ ■ diaclnne the identity of of today. Must bo respmislble with supervisory experienced HAS DESCENPEO AAAKE HIM SEE TH’ LIGHT.' 60 Bodies of laws 8« 67 66 2, 431 headers, hi-rtise, dual at t AonTTMT-. ■»»— — expedient and confidential Train now to drive semi­ DEEP ENOUGH J u any advertiser using box ooH ______4____ALL, AROUND Men We clean b IDWELL Home Improvement persons. We will train. Excellent opportunity for ad- nfflUll 61 The entire feed Holleys, mags, stereo- Service. J. D. Real Estate truck, local and over the Call TO BRINS ON s5 JT letters. Readers answer­ 633-9942. . vancement. Good salary. NITROGEN group □ □ tape deck, reverb. $800, Call *’®r Co. Expert InstaUaOon of A ssoc. 643-5129. road. Diesel or gas; exper­ □ 8T ing blind box ads who Fringe benefits and free partc- NARCOSIS .• ' ^ - 1 62 Algerian title 63 desire to protect their 872-SHl Sro** aluminum siding, gutters and ience helpful but not- neces­ 63 Occupation □ □ removal of trees, any size. 528- Roofing Installation and BOOKKEEPER — F^^U charge. ing. Send resume to Box "A” , HER MIND IS Identity can follow ‘hts sary. You can earn over CAUGHT IN THE 64 Pigpen 1961 FORD 8-cyllnder Country anytime, repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. T One girl, East-of-Rlver spot. Manchester Herald. procedu re; $4.50 per hour after short Experience with CPA firm ____ t e r r ib l e g r ip (Newipeper JatorprtM Aits.) sedan wagon, automatic TWO handymen want a vartety Business Opportunity 28 training. For Interview and helpful. $120. Fee' paid. Rita SECURITY Guard — Mature OF THE'RAPTURE Enclose your remly to te^mlsrton, g^ j„bs by day or hour. OF THE DEEP'... the box in an envelope — Roofing and ADVERTISING arcular busl- application, Call 203-225- Girl, 99 E. Center St.. Man- man with uniform, evenings 8710, or w rite S afety Dept., address to the CtaasUled Seen 6-“ p.S ness for sale including fix­ cheater, 646-3441. and Saturday afternoons. Ap- SAM LEFT Manager, Manchester R easonable. Call 643-5305. Chimneys 16-A tures, east of the Connecticut United Systems, Inc., % In­ ------r —------ply: Card Gallery, Manches­ iVAVNE Evening Herald, together terstate Terminal Bldg., -aolZIA/G 1961 PONTIAC Catalina, 8 cyl- CUSTOM made’^^Trils'” ^ ROOFING — Specializing re- Felnberg, Broker, ter Parkade. n - 7 , 5 , with a memo listing the Inder, automatic, running con­ 2175 B erlin T pke., Newing­ companies you do NOT cavers and reuphoUterlng. Pairing roofs of aU kinds, new ______ton, Conn., 06111. (Suburb H elp Wanted— Mole 3 6 STARTING $2.80 p er hour, In- Ta t*« U S »•! 0» —All rt«bH lewrW BY DICK TURNER dition. Best o ffe r. 646-1490. C,ivr0 kr Umt*4 TmIW* CARNIVAL want to see your letter. Budget terms. Established In roo*®. gutter work, chimneys BUSINESS ASS(X3ATE Want- of Hartford) Training orig­ ------.------;-“r' specters and ' tiremen, all TURRET lathe operators. Set- ’ Totm letter wlQ be de­ 1945. Days, 524-0154, evenings, cleaned and r^alred. 30 years ed -Y our own buslness-coun- inates In Indianapolis, In­ shifts available. All benefits. up and operate. All benefits. stroyed U the advertiser 1960 THUNDBRBIRD, bucket 640-7590. ex^rienco. ETee estimates, geung operation. Assist local diana. Must be steady. 289-4361. Fire­ I'.Tiw* Apply Dean Machine Products, WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE *> Is one you’ve mentioned, Call H ow ley, 643-5361.______businesses with their problem s stone Retread Shop, South if not it will be handled seats, low m ileage. 643-7464. REWEA'VTNG erf burns, moth------L_ with the backing of a national 102 Colonial Rd., Manchester. W indsor. in the usual manner. BUICK — 1669-GS400 convert­ holee, zippers repaired. TWn-. ---- u., Heating and Plumbing 17 organization. Formal training PART-TIME fuel oil truck driv­ \M\V ible, 4-speed. Priced to sell. dow shades made to measure, TRUCK DRIVE — Experienc­ n - 2 f er. Apply in person, Boland THE WORRY WART W HU■ 'W. TJS t»s W t ii-iP»«« OH C all 646-3290. Help Wonted— ed with furniture, good pay Oil Co., 369 Center St.. Man­ and company benefits. Apply Lost and Found Female 35 chester. I i*-MAUBu7 „d bSS m Sales,management or account ______in person. Bezzinl Bros. Way- Interior, 327, 4-speed, $850 ®'*aln St., 640-5221. Atm BY FRANK O’NEAL LOST-Black male kitten, blue side Furnitiu^, 519 E. Middle wna^ irM. tM. SHORT RIBS Ing background helpful. Oppor- oTnrrur'rATTv Ideal local BURNER man, expertenc- coUar, vldnlty Parkade apart- «43-6775. RESIDENTIAL snow removal WATSON Plumbing m a tunlty available In Manches- Tpke., Manchester. Heating. Bathroom remodel- sltlon for the well expertenc^ ^ J " f .MR.B6M|5H m ents. R ew ard. 643-8190 after 1968 FORD X L Fastback^ sm all — We use commercial snow ter-East Hfirtford. Write Gen­ ing and repairs. Free esti- girl with excellent sWlls. Will commensurate vdth ex- PORTER — 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. GUIDANCE 5:30 p.m . blowers not plows. Get your eral Business Services, Box 74, C O N r S B S V-8, power steerlngj/crulse-a- m lies. Call 649-3808. oiganlze sales department and K S ? ' ^ and .weekends. Apply In per­ I AND . home scheduled now for matic transmission Excep­ Vernon, 06086 o r ca ll M r. W lg- w ork fo r two m en, $120. F ee ______son, Mister Donut, 255 West HOW MDu DO n : COUNSCtlMd FOUND — Black kitten, double prompt service as we can only glesw orth, 875-6349. front paws, plastic collar, vi­ tionally clean. Must sacrifice. paid. Rita Girl, 99 E. Center PART - time work evenings, Middle Tpke., Manchester. $1,500 firm . CaU 1-423-2185. handle limited amount of cus­ Millinery, cinity Church and Chestnut tom ers. 646-4220. MODERN four - chair barber St., M anchester, 646-3441. hours flexib le, jan itorial w ork. Sts. 649-9196 after 6 p.m . Drossmoking 19 1966 FOIUY Falrlane 500, co n receptionist - fo r dental Call 623-0624 4:30 - 5 p .m . Help YVontod~~ vertlbte; Automatic, fully win- FROFESSIONAL cleaning be purchased outright or busi­ LOST: Pass Book N6. 26 008326 office, full-time, mature. Of- MEN wanted, no experience terteed. Good condition. $950. windows, Venetian blinds and TFiOUBLE finding minis? Cus- ness can continue at present Mole or Female 37 4, Savings Department of the tom made dresses, ladies suits, flee manager related expert- necessary, very rewarding. L1563. wall to wall carpet shampoo. location. Owner anxious, make BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Connecticut Bank A Trust CaU for free estim ates 646- gowns and alterations. Prompt o ffe r. H ayes A gency, 646-0131. ence preferred. Write Box Work your own hours. Choose EXPERIENCED In office, cler- 3 Company. Application mad« 1966 CADILLAC sedan DeV llle, 4220. service. C all 649-1133. “JJ”, Manchester Herald, your own earnings. Call 643- administrative work, ^...THEV WEAR GREEN JERSEYS, NOTICE HOW THEIR » 80 , FRANK, YOU'RE F 8 8 IN A RED JERSEY, ABOUT -m c for payment. 4-door, blue with black vinyl MANCHESTER AREA — Car stating qualifications In full. 9122. ' bookkeeping helpful. Call 646- WE WEAR TIED. BUT THEIR IN GREEN JERSEY, HAS A SAME SIZE AS THEIR «*58. ON THEIR PASS PLAYS, IF U>p, radio, power steering, wash for" sale, Including prop- isv«'r>i7.r>TT3i*T/'.TT,T^ » 2830, M arvin W einberg. QUARTERBACK IS COLOR-BLINP. SILLY WAY OF FLAPPING YDIPIL GET OUT INTO THE OPEN AMP FIAP YOUR ARMS, LOST — Motorctia eteiitroiilc brakes, windows, seats. Air- Moving— rucking— erty. Reasonable. Jack Fein- MATURE woman — experienc- expekienceid truck driver, Building— for retail furniture delivery. ASSISTANT Manager for retail jyiN 'T TELL RED FROM GREEN. HIS ARMS WHEN HE'S m BET A COOKIE THEIR COLOR-BLIND QUARTERBACK paging unit, approxlni^ aize conditioning. D ays 549-2120, Storage 20 berg. B roker, 243-0301. ed in retail shoe selling want­ OPEN FOR A PASS, WILUTHROWTD YOU. [ ------i of cigarette paclf/resembles weekrnlT"i43-m r Contracting 14 ed for fuU-time work. Apply Must be reliable. CaU Mr. Pet- store. Must have experience. WEAR 'THAT HEAVY transUtor r a d ^ possible vi- 643-0116.______MANCHESTER — DeUvery- tenglll. Discount B\imlture, Contact main office, Ameri­ •H m fsrfs eASV. >t)U SEE,\ m a s o n a r y — All types of Kofskys Shoes, Manchester M anchester, 646-2334. can Discount Stores, 97 CBQWNALL OF tHE-Ti m e . JM REALLY A HARD clnity of Buckley or Higitiand MOVTOG—Must sell 1966 Mus- stone and concrete work. No li^ t trucking and package de­ Parkade. EARN $15,000-$30,000. Church St., New Haven. 1-562- HAT AT HEART, Park back/TChool yards. Re- tang convertible, 289, 8-speed job too small. Free estimates. livery. Refrigerators, washers w ard. 232JM90, 875-8877. standard, best offer. Call after and stove moving, specialty. SECOND cook or broiler man 9877. QuaUty workmanship. Work AS A wanted, good working condi­ 5, 875-2968. guaranteed. Out of season F olding ch airs fo r rent. 649- TEMPORARY OFFICE Pfissbook No. 28 0762. SHELL DEALER tions, g;ood pay. Apply In per- PART-TIMERS—Part-time tell- rates. Call after 5 p .m ., 643- son. Willie's Steak House, 444 ers for Saturday mornings, Savings Department 1964 OLDSMDBILE Cutlass, WORKERS /of the Connecticut Bank and V-8, 3-speed, stereo tape, four 1870 or 644-2975. C enter St. 649-5271. from 9-12. F or in terview caU Ambitious man desired now - f £ Trust Company. Application good tires. Excellent running d ORHOIRS, garages, porches, Painting— Papering 21 646-1700, M r. M atrick. for existing 3-bay service For your convenience OLS­ DATA PROCESSING Man­ made for payment. condition. 649-3654. rec rooms, room additions, “ We may have trouble getting him into college. He’s B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, station with high gaUonage TEN TEMPORARY PER­ ager — An experienced man­ quiet,, studious and still thinks he has a lot to learn!’’ LOOT------^Passbook No.W 11619. 1966 OLD3MOBILE, excellent kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Interior and exterior painting, SONNEL will be open on ager who came up through Sifuations W a nted siding, general repairs. Quality located In Tolland, Conn. 3 Savings Bank of Manchester, condition, all power, 4 new paper hanging. Thirty years THURSDAY & FRID AY programming. Preferrably Female 38 MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Application made for payment tires, air . conditioned. Must workmanship. Financing avail­ experience, four generations. ExceUent opportunity for from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m . If from a manufactoring environ­ able. Economy Builders, Inc. . ------— — r — ;— ---- sell. Call 64946491. Free, estimates, fully Insured. aggressive type individual. you have any office skiUs ment. Must know R.P.G. $14,- EMPLOYMENT wanted E ast / DON'T WANT THE MUSIC AND I WANT you TO T THREE ^ THAT'S RIGHT, SUE— THIS JOLLY— I > LOOT — Passbook No. W 392. 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. 643-7361. ► and want to earn extra 000 plus. No fee. Rita Person- Hartford, Manchester, G las­ COMING IN TOO LOUD OR CUT YOURSONGDOWH / M IN U TE S '^ IS AAV SHOW, NOT YOURS! TOLD YOU r Savings Bank of Manchester. CADILLAC white, 1966 Coupe . . money working where and nel, 646-4040. tonbury areas. Experienced, TO THREE MINUTES! AND I THOUGHT WE HAD STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF TOO FASTI you STEPPED WASN'T GOING AppUcation made for payment deVlUe, 19,000 miles, new hwayrTe'm odS SHELL OFFERS when you want to . . . four years in office of machine ON ONE OF MY LINES LAST A *DATE" FRIDAY NIGHT.' OUT WITH YOU' tires and battery, original nitcnways, remodeling Pointing— Papering 21 BULLARD Operators and W EEK— R EM EM BER ? 'CAN'T SO TO ^51W W I£R?it^ ^ no an sw er, but the LOST — Passbook N o. W 6017. porches, gareiges, closets, ceil­ COME SEE US! shop, payrbU, some bookkeep­ ow ner, $3,000. 643-6825. • Peild Training Chucker operators. Set up and THE DOOR.' STEVE! I F0R60T CAB IS IN THE 6ARA6E! Savings Bank of Manchester. ings, attics finished, rec CONTRACTOR — Interior, ing, typing, » receptionist IT WILL BE operate. AU benefits. Apply MY KEY/1 RAN6 I'M IN A PHONE BOOTH! AppUcation made for payment rooms, formica, ceramic, Oth­ terlor painting, paper hanging. • ^nancing AvaJIabie duties, telephone. Have refer- CURLY... THE BELL,BUT! tAiticpP ^ OLSTEN Dean M achine P roducts, 102 ences, m arried. 289-7694 or 633- 1967 CHEVROLET, $60. CaU er related work. No job too Discount on waUpaper. Call THOUGHT YOU yot/!> LOST — G irl’s eyeglasses In • Insurance and Retirement TEMPORARY Colonial Rd., Manchester. 0237. MIGHT BE ASLEEP. ,V^ ^ . -K i 6404739. small. Dan Moran, Builder.. O scar H ebert, 646-3048. yeUow' casef vicinity Adams Plan PERSONNEL Evenings, 649-8880. SHOE salesman, experienced, DAY CARE In my licensed St. R ew ard. 643-4305. ^ JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom East Hartford, 914 Main St. RElMODELINa — rec rooms Painting, interior and exterior, • Many more benefits for full-time work. Apply home, vicinity of Oakland St., ^uto Accessories— Kofskys Shoe Store, Manches- Manchester. 643-7727. FOUNID — Brown, m ale merienced In love, silver AKC miniature e t h a t r M ie s PBOSBAA^S... SUNOCO institutional *' grocery sales, poodles. Bred for tempera- CASSIPYC Bolton to Rockville. Working rec rooms, garages, roofing, _ _ _ PART-TIME — Woman to at­ TELEVISION. Outstandlng potential. Starting ment. R easonable. 623-7014. hours 8-5. C all 649-8849. Busine's Services gutters. Free estimates. All RK7HARD E. MARTIN, paint­ tend laundermat in the Park­ Modem 3-bay service sta­ salary contingent on degree of ------w ork giuarantced. 646-2527. Ing contractor. Full profession­ ade, Tuesday and Thursday. •^s Offered 13 al painting service, interior • tion in Manchester-Veraon WES ROBBINS Carpentcy re­ area. High return on a mod­ 6-9 p.m . 243-0997. % Automobilos For Solo 4 TWO YOUNG married men, exterior. Free estimates, fuUy ____J ______ears cropped. CaU 742-8669. modeling specialist. Additions, insured. 649-4411, 649-9285. est investment. Paid train­ will do smaU repair jobs and rec rooms, dormers, porches, PERSONNEL Director — De- 1967 • VOLKSWAGEN, g ^ ing, financial assistance 3 painting, also cellar cleaning cabinets, formica, bullt-ins, CHRISTMAS IS A TIME gree and experienced. Respon­ tires, good condition, heater, Electrical Services 22 available. For Information Articles For Solo 45 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER and light trucking. Call 646- bathroom s, kitchens, 640-3446. ca ll M r. C ox, 568-3400. E ve­ sible for 'personnel needs. radio. $1,096. Call 649-4031. 2692, 646-2047. OF JOY AND BILLS IVE NEVER SEEN ME CAN MARDLY] I-*/" NO. j — b i l l c r a w f o r d & son , eiec- nings and week ends Mr. recruitment, job descriptiems, SPOTS before your eyes— on m o n e y . service, contractor, residential. BERNARD SO j,___ WAIT FOR HIS DINNER 1962 THUNDERBIRD, fuU t i MBERLAND Tree Service, FitzGerald. Call coUect 1- wage and salary negotiations, your new* carpet-remove them ^EXCITED! THANKS&IVINra power Including windows a n ^ Tree removal, pruning, shrubs, Dormers, room additions, ga- commercial,- and Industrial, 413-733-2997. Accentuate the joys, elim­ etc. Manchester commuting, with Blue Lustre. Rent electric DAY CLASSIC.' rages, porches, roofing and 649-3563 inate the bills by becoming 4-way seat, factory air-condi- ^^d lots cleared. Fifteen years siding. Compare prices. Add- ______' ______Starting to $16,500. No fee. R ita sham pooer $1. P au l’s Paint & tionlng. ExceUent cOR SANDING, and refin- HAVE A HER PE^RIPTWN-.THBVLL PHONE NEXT Savings STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, LOCK ON •HOTSHOT ANSWERED MV ROCK!- BLANCHIK!S FISH ANP back sedan, $800. contractor. Additions, remod­ Ishlng (specializing In older LEAP ON IE SHE COMES I HARRy'’ JACR'$ON..HIS INS HORSE AP PROVE Bank o f M anchester, 923 Main fireplaces, flag^one terraces. MINNIE CHIPSSHACKl THAT- eling and repairs. CaU any­ floors). Inside painting, paper­ BULLDOZER TRAINING WANTED — Woman to care for VDUNG WIFE PIED , A CAR UCENSEP TD ^DAME WO weRB ASKIN' AU con crete repairs, both in­ elderiy lady In her own home. KLOTZ WITH HIM IN THE A “JOHN HAVEN«.IZ S t, 646-1700. tim e fo r free estim ate. 876- ing, ceilings, etc. No. job too RESIDENT OPERATOR ^AIR C RASH ! J / V PAIRLAWN PRIVE'l side and outside railings, land­ 1642. smaU. J(rfm VerfalUe, Bolton. SCHOOL CaU 649-5324, 228-3640. scaping. Reasonably priced. BE READY FOR SPRING 1968 BUICK R lvlera, $3,200. CaU 648-0851. NEWTON H. SMITH 4 SONS— INTB1RVIE3WING dental assist- Bonds— Stocks— In-the-seat approved training CaU after 4 p .m ., 649-0094. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ _ ant-secretary, lull, part-time. L & E GUTTERS and down­ tions, rec rooms, porches and Mortgages 27 ^ operate loaders, scrapers and References. 'Write Box “B”, g) 1f>0 w MIA. Ut. TJd. Ut.VtUt.OM. ii.aG 1970 CHE3VROLET, m aroon Im - _spouts______cleaned before they graders. Part-time, fuU-time Manchester Herald. pala, 2-door sedan, 8,000 mUes, c a li 742-7894. No job too small. CaU MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec- classes ’ forming now. U censed ------049*31vx* - - $3,000. CaU 644-2063. ond, third. AU kinds. Realty by Dept, of Ed. Commonwealth WOHESN to coUect and pack EXPERIENCED LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN ______SHARPENING Service — Saws, statewide. Ckedit rating unnec- of Mass. CaU 1-225-8719 anytime. MlUer Farms, North 1964 FALCON Flitura, 4-door jmives, axes, shears, skates, essary. Reasonable. Conflden- Coventry. 643-8021. , ■IOW[3D'A?UPD,SIR. ^ IN FACT, I'M THE PISTBICrV/CONeBATULATIONS/ I sedan,'’ 6 cylinder, automatic ^tnry blades.__ Quick service Special Servieos 15 tial, quick arrangements. Al­ COMPOSITOR I'M WITH THE T BEPRESENTATIVE OF ALL } f I BET VOJR MOTHEK 9RIGSEL BRUSH THE erfSTBG THIS SIDE / ( IS VERY PBOOP transmlBaten. clean, economl- Equlpnaent Oo., , 38 c r e a T I ^ Catering — offer- vin Lundy A gen cy, 627-7971. COMPANV, OF THE MISSISSIPPI y ^ OF ‘itDU ! ca l, $496. 649-6290. M ain St., M anchester. Hours ing formal dining, modem buf­ 983 M ain St., H artford, E ve- EXCELLENT BENEFITS RIVER' -k 1965 FORD Mustang convert: fets, cookouts, stag parties nlngs, 233-6879. Ible,im a Srspeeda^mAArt transmission,tnuimtilsalon. 2289. 8 9 ,______Saturday, 7.30-4. 643-7968. created especlaUy for you. 24 REFRIGB1ATION LITTLE SPORTS BY R ^ ^ N Leggett St., East Hartford, SECOND, mortgage mcmey new t^ , tires. Clean Interior. c ij e a n INQ — Interior -both avaUable for home buyers or . 1 I I - ______528-6348. 643-9854. residential and commercial. ______home owners. Oon^Udate APPLY 1967 VOLKSWAGEN bus, 6 Satisfactory work guaranteed. PERSONALIZED custom present obligations vdth cxie SERVICEMAN ! months guarantee, (recently EV>r friendly free estimates, made signs for the home, easy payment. Ocmfidentlal, call Suburban Floor Malnten- Made to order. Unique Chrlst- immediate approval. Manches­ Full-time mechanic in established, local company J overhauled). $1,400 or $600 lEumtui l|ipralh down and take over monthly ______ance, 619-9229. m as gift. CaU 643-7403. ter Real Etetate Co., CaU Joel needed. Year 'round position. Good salary for w EUls, 524-5928. ' X payments of $46.50. Body good, SERVICE (Souder) — SUNDAY vacation — wateh ______qualified man. Send resume stating qualifica­ 13 BISSELL STREET s CaU AUce at 1-749-2806. T rees cut, buUding lots clea r- co lo r TV aU day Sunday, d e e p M ORTGAGES — F irst and sec- J l - ^ Q tions to Box “GG”, Manchester Herald. ■'f'111 f II’ 1 1 r <9 lowy rCTnvpm.inT ed, trees topped! Got a tree peacefuUy Sunday night. Re- ond. AU types to suit require-' on motor Huret crane, problem! WeU worth phone se'rve a room at Flano’s Motor ments. Ckmfldentlal, effldent ||^. .■■■■■■sio— .■tow——^ — n jj- II -Ji UM HOW lUVWl, tInn.— 0^0646-2303. 0900 Ti A no____ ...Ann... ' sun, booker. 649-6484' caU, 742-825/1 service. P_ A. Thome, 649-6281.-

i . PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 25, 1970 MANCHESTEIt^EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O m , WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-THREE Houses for Solo 72 Hottsus For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Housm For Solo 72 fteoms Without Board 59 H o u s m y 4 o r Sole 72 QutofToym Our o f Towm Wantod— Real Estate 77. ILD 478 PORTER ST. Brand new EIGHT-ROOM Colonial, nrDet- _____ BSCIRA lot goes with this new- 317,600 O ^ e R home on Center For Solo eitecutive type 8-room Colon!- room, thick, wall-wall c a i^ t- Ranch. Stove, dishwasher, ly listed 7-room Colonial to a 75 For Sole 75 I STAR. GA*ElC*i 0 la rg e bedroom available. Call al. Many fine features Includ- ing, 2-car garage, beauwul St. T r^endous bustaete loca- ■By CLAY R. POLLAN- CLASSIFIED 649-7120.. wall-to-wall carpet, king-sized ccHivenlent location. Four bed­ LAND — Louis Dlmock Realty Calls for Local ARIES LIIRA tag four bedrooms, 2 fire wooded acre Idt, bedroom, garage, trees, Uon ^ a great home for some- COLUMBIA — On quiet street COVENTRY — TWO-bedroom Realtors, 640-9828. MAR. 21 ToOr Doily Activity Guide rooms easUy possible. Two-car o n ^ llin g to do a UtUe work. NICE clean room for wrorklng places, 2% baths, screened Hutchins Agency, 649L1324. sewers. Hutchins Agency, Real­ off Route 6. Yoimg 6-room Rancta. Oil hot water heat, Problem Assault If V~ According to the Stan. '• garage. Bowers School area. Apt now! Call Warren E. How- To develop message for Thursday, man. Bath and • parking. Call porch, 2-car g w ^ e , lovely MANCHESTER - O A R , 7- tors, 649-6824. Can be purchased without ex­ raised ranch, all electric, rieat basement garage. 316,900. Call Legol Notices i*\7-'310:24 13-27-34^60/ ADVERTISING Realtor, 643-U08. deck, 8-bedrooms, finished rec 7:80-8:30 a.m., 742-6619. HARTFORD (AP)—The chief 1/32-45-79-83 read words corresponding to nurpbers t74-78 643-7760. private lot. Call builder, room deluxe Colonial, 2t4 tra lot. Lovely treed grounds. of y(3ur Zodiac birth sign. MANCHESTER — Southwest rtxjm with fireplace plus 1 bed­ DIS7^(3T OP COVENTRY, S.S.. executive of the International -TAURUS SCORPIO C1.ASSIFIED ADVERTISmG DEPT. HOURS 643-2282 or 644-8896 for details. baths, double garage. Ex­ 328,500 for everything, coi PROBATE eXJURT, November 20, area, immaculate- 8-bedroom room in basement. Garage. COLUMBIA — AREA 1970. Telephone and Telegfraph Oorp. AM. 20 1 Much 31 Best 61 On ocr. 22 ( clusive Executive neighbor­ siderably less without MANCHESTER , 2 Pleosont 32 Folk I 62 You 8 AJH. to 4:30 PJM. Apartmonts— fldts— Ranch, country kitchen, patio, Other extras. Only 326,600. Call homes. High elevation. Older ESTATE OF Thomas F. Lynch (I’m called 'Tuesday for local ( ^ M aV 20 3 Gx>d 33 You 63 Private NOV. 21' hood. Selling below replace­ lo t BeUiore Agency, 64’^U113. house. -About 60 acres. Wide late of Coventry in said District, Tenemonts 63 garage. Occupancy, twenties! A1 Tlrone Agency, Realtor, 423- deceased. rather than federal solutions, to 4- 5-12-171 4 Your 34 The 64 Populorlty 1- 3-14-21-C Offered by the ment cost. Hayes Agency, 646- Mangiafico — Brooks, Real­ INTERESTED IN A frontage, Roper 36” gas range. pollution and other problems re­ ly31-35-5l- 5 Pocketbook-^ 35 Friend 65 Now COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT ROCKLEDOE Colonial / i s big 0766, Ri(taard King, evenings, Upon the application of Bessie C. 6 Company 36 Don't 66 Matters 23-42-48 ^ NORTHWOOD Apartments — 0131. Escott Agency, 649-7683. Lynch praying: that Letters of ad- quiring a balancing of com­ GEMINI tors, 868-4688, 668-0129. rooms, 2% b a th s ,/ 8-zoned RANCH WITH 466-0474. ministratlcn be granted on said es­ 7Good 37 Drops 67 Proposal SAGITTARIUS «:S0 PJtl. DAT BEFORE PDBUCATlON ' One and two-bedroom apart­ tate as per applicationappllcat on file more munity interests with personal 8 Day 3ft Favorably 68 Buy baseboard h eat estate rental - apartments, with appliances, wall-to-wall MANCHESTER — 4-4-4, 8 fam­ FOUR RimROOMS in this ated. Assutaable mortgage. garage, new carpeting, vac­ order once m some newsraper hav­ and to find them we are going 19 Adjustments 49 Your 79 Seldom 56-62 68 in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, paneled ily duplex, ^ new heating sys­ oomp^itely renovated large All for 324.900. Call us. uum system. Owner trans­ attractive, Imthaculate Col(xil- ^£>'63-66-73. 20To 50 Down 80 Your homes, multiple dwellings, no carpeting throughout, 3-zone ing a circulation in said District, to have to work back to more' AQUARIUS family room with fireplace, tems, ImmMulate inside and centrally located. Wall- ferred. In Andover, six miles al, 1V4 baths, family , room, and by poeUng a copy thereof on the LEO 21 Con 51 Now 81 By Articles For Sole 45 Fuel ond Feed 49>A fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As­ Bundeck oft kitchen, 2-car ga­ heat, full attic, 2-car ga­ public .sign-post in the Town of Cov­ local, state and community lev­ , 22 Prices 52 Others 82 Speciol JAN. 20 sociates, Inc. 643-6120. rage, enclosed rear yard, out. A rare offering. Upper Uyf^eU in several rooms. Re­ from Manchester. 322,400. fireplace, 2-car garage, sUnkep entry in said District, at least 7 i 23 Be 53 Moy 83 See rage, wooded lot. 327,600. FRECHETTE REALTORS els where solutions can be sens­ S S L . AUG. 22 FBt. II SEASONED Cord wood. Sawed professionally landscaped, 30’s. Frechette Realtors, 647- mit baseboard heating sys- pl, fenced in gage, new roof, file bath, mod­ Lynch, 126 Cameo Gardena, Wllli- ^(^Good ^Adverse Neutral 7620. room SpUt. EHrepIace, (uuq>et- mantic. people in the government must 535375 >VTH' l46-55-80-88e> SEASONED firewood, delivery three large bedrooms, spacious by city utilities, 328,600. Mey- ready for next year goes with em kitchen, private yard. WANTED — Houses to seU. For live 'with the solutions they ALiUMINUM sheets used as paneled family room with fire- er Realtors, 643-0609. this clean. older six - room tag. 32,700 down-'to qualified DA-VID C. RAPPE, Judge throughout Connecticut. Hours WE HAVE customers waiting 320,600. Hayes Agency, 846- buyer. Pasek Realtors, Mem­ quick and efficient service c.c. Attorney I. Mayo Cohen ■ create. printing plates, .009 thick, 23x place, 3% baths, wall-to-wall MANCHESTER home with 2-car g^arage on a 0131. control in the next three years. 36”, 25 cents each or 5 lor 31. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 1;837-2163. for the rental of your apart­ 6^-room old- MANCHESTER — 2-famlly in bers Manchester MLS, 289- when selling your home cm and sun-filled modem call now, Mr. Lewis 649- 310. each. Week days 742-6320. cabinet. Monograms, hems, deck, 1^ baths, full basement, Downtown Manchester. Avail block with 6 apartments, ex­ 6306. r able now. Call 622-3114. one year old. Owner trans­ trees. Innumerable extras. as is, to tha hlghast bidder, at kitchen. Spacious paneled rec­ embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ 3220 lease required. R. D. Mur- cellent condition. Owner will Coventry Town Office Building BEAUTIFUL Colonial on love­ reation r(x>m. Fireplace and USED SNOW BLOWER, as ~ is, lent condition. Guaranteed. ferred. Eight rooms, baths. A.«king 333,600. Mitten Agency, ^ l a z ^ dock Realtor, 643-2692.______MODERN air-conditioned exec- finance 80 per cent at 8% per Roaltors, 643-6930, 647-167?. (Mar), Route 81, Oovantry, ly treed lot with (2-car garage. bay window create true com­ 325. Also good used Gravely Pull price now 356 or 7 month­ cent. Terrific income produc- «rst-floor family room with • •B &. W «» tractor with snow blower and ’TWO-BEDROOM deluxe Town utlve offices, centrally located fireplace, formal dining room. Connactleut, 14 days after date, Seven rooms, including family fort in the laige draped living /~ S ly payments of 38. 622-0476. er. CaU now, Hajes Agency. ^ bedrotims, alumtauin siding! MANCHESTER Suburbs - which will bo on Thursday, De­ room. Outside porch and patio. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. i /VI a rotary mower. Call South House tyi>e apartment located with parking facilities avail room, waU-to-wall in several Manchester Parkade *■ s dealer. 646-0131. Veterans, no money down. cember 8, 1970, at 7 :00 rooms. Assumable V.A. mort­ Closet, attic and cellar storage Windror Equipment Co., 289- at Pine Ridge Village. Patio *^ble for immediate occupan 2-car garage. Excellent neigh­ Manchester 649-6306 ^■*1 kiEniBErsBarr! b : PRACTICALLY new apart- and own basement. Available cy. 643-1188. borhood. 343,600. Four-room Ranch, oversized o’clock in the evantag, the fol­ gage or conventional finauic- space galore. ’Two-car garage. r t T 7 U . , i 3406. MANCHESTER close to shop- lowing described property, to garage with work-shop. Excel­ Ing. Belflore Agency, 647-1413. Call owner, 649-3800 after 6 SOU’TH Windsor — Only 328,- PEOPLE S SAVINGS BANK ROTH S CLOTHIERS EMS BAKERY PRAGUE SHOES FROM WALL to wall, no soil at lent condition. Large treed lot. w it: p.m. Agency, 649-4635, 646-1021. 100 per cent location near 900 for this sxwtless 3-bedroom all on carpets cleaned with apartments, 4-car garage, new lonlal, 11 rooms, 7 fireplaces, 319,600. Call Mitten Agency, One Bkaa-Craft .Spaed Boat EIGHT-ROOM Colonial with SpUt. Carpeted throughout. FIRST NATIONAL STORE SAGE-ALLEN ALBERT & LARRY S SALON CAROUSEL GIFTS Blue Lustre. Rent electric CHROME kitchen set, table and ONE- bedroom apartment at banks,, air-conditioned, auto­ heating syste-.— and roof. Mid 2 baths, some of the original MLS Realtors, 643-6930, 649- Lenth 16’6” Beam TV- brand new eat-in kitchen with matic fire sprinkler. Apply One Evtaruda Outboard MO^ Pine paneled rec room, enclos­ VERNON 0RU6 A. C. PETERSEN FARMS shampooer 31. The Sherwta- four chairs, A-1 condlticm. Best beavitlful Teresa Apartments 30’s. .Hayes Agency, 646-0131. floors, laths, doors, etc. Can 9890. stove and dishwasher, formal Lots For Sale 73 ed patio, garage', half acre, M AM SELLE APPAREL TAYLOR CLEANING Williams Co. offer. 649-3373. located at One Mata St. Avail­ Marlow’s, 867 Mata St. ------rent upstairs while restoring if tor 75 H.P. BtarfUta IV dining room, den, lovely liv­ One Boat Trailer (Ship­ beautifuUy landscaped. Excel­ W. T. GRANT COMPANY able for December 15th. Paul APPROXLMA’TELY e^OOO desired. Assumable mortgage. ing room. New roof. WaU-to- MANCHESTER — 7% acres. lent locatlcm, convenient to GET READY now for a rough MAHOGANY drop leaf table W. Dougan Agency, 649-4635, mate) 4 Wheel Tandem wall throughout. ’Truly a fine Wolverton Agency, Realtors, square feet of space in the Houses For Sole 72 Ma n c h e s t e r Price re- Ltgd Notice to satisfy said Executlona and eveiything. Gerard Agency, N winter! Let Toro (R) do the with extension leaves. 310. Call 646-1021. famUy home in the twenties! 649-2813. . Manchester State M build- r q OMS, well malntataed, 9-room, fees thereon; Terms Cash or 649-0638, 643-0365. snow job with ease. Several 649-0742 after 6:30 p.m. Probate Court Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Agency, snow blowers from 2 h.p. to ONE and two-bedroom apart- »t 1041 Main Street. Ideal .j. .-tabUshed shaded vard t‘ve-bedroom, two-year-old Gar- claim UMTTA’no N DECREE Certified Check. A-ZONED wooded bulltlng lot . , . nfflnoQ oto Will eauiuiiaiicu mittueu yaru ____ .. j a w ESTA’TE n OF w SARAo a t j a nD. nGEER R R R 647-1418. NOR’TH Coventry — 6%-room the big 8 h.p. Check Toro be­ ments located at Sunny oMlces, etc. Will sub-dl- and neighborhood, garage, car- Kitchen with Dated at Coventry this. 19th on Carol Dr. All utilities on Ranch, fireplace, built-ins, ga­ fore you buy! Prices from Brooke Village. Available De- vide. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, peting and appliances. Can be ^ollt-lns, family room with j|,e fiduciaries are Charles N. day of November 1970. 361,600 •— THE VERY best in a street. Braithwaiite Agency, rage, patio, nice area near Musical Instruments S3 cember 1st. Paul W. Dougan 643-1677. James O. HasMtt, 3114.95 to 3479.95. Terms and bought or ATiff f l l i i m i n i i m s IH In v Al&nCnG9t6>r( v ^ n ll.t S fiplQ AnO v^oiuib ten-room home in one of Man­ 649-4693. school, tf20,900. Hayes Agency, service too! Marlow’s, Inc., LUDWIG Drums — complete Agency, 649-4636, 646-1021. unfurnished. Convenient to a*“»«‘num siding. Now ^rust Co., located at 1 Chief Deputy Sheriff chester’s premier areas. For 6,900 SQUARE feet of industrial jjjjg asking 339,960. Tolland County VERNON — Acre plus, high 646-0131. 867 Main St., 649-6221. set, blue sparkle. Good condi- floor space, office, parking shopping, schools, bus Constitution Plaza, Heurtford, Conn. details, Mr. Zinsser, Belflore 7 7 A M m To FOXm-ROOM apartment, large space, office, parking l Is decreed that aJl claims scenic location. 30,900. Bolton tlon. Asking 3296. Call 875-0172. full-size kitchen manv Three-phase power, will sub- Call Charles Ponticelll, owner- du ’TCH Colonial, 9 rooms, Por- asralnst the above estate be pre- VERNON Agency, 647-1413. Lake, Vemon, half acre 34,200, DARK, rich, stone free, loam, ------" r ■ ■ ...... c S t e t ^ $ divide. 649-6043. broker, 649-9644,649-0644, 872-4732. ^ r St. « e a . Four bedlioms, CUSTOM BUILT RANCH five yards, 320. Sand, gravel, Attest: JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge ’THREE-FAMILY — 326,000. Tolland acre, 33,000. Hayes Here is a chance to own a stone, fill, manure, pool and Wearing Apparel-^ bathroom, self-cleaning stove, m a NCHEJS’TEr ” Middle COMFORTABLE and excep- ***’*‘“ ^ ’ For details, Mr. Lombardo, Agency, 646-0131. 6-room Ranch just 1 year patio sand. 643-9804. 2-door - refrigerator, garage, ’Tpke., West, new air-condition­ Uonally clean older home, assumable 321,000, 6 per cent WOODLAND Belflore Agency, 647-1418. MANCHESTER — B-zone lot, old in one of Vernon’s fin­ Furs 57 laundry facilities, heat. No ed building. Ideal for office or ’Three twin-sized bedrooms, a hiortgage. est areas. 1% baths, formal STROLL - O - CHAIR, highchalr pets. 3175. Available January business. Will divide. Two yard of imposing trees and LEGAL MNOR LOVELY oversized luxury nice area, priced to sell at and carriage. Walnut crib and MEN’S suits, slacks, raincoat jgj 643-4884 dining room, bullt-tas, fire- months “Free Rent”. 644-1539 shrubs and a location that We NEED LISTINGS large Cape on tree studded 36,500. Frechette Realtors, placed living room and m m mattress, playpen, mlscella- and sports jackets, size 4?-43. makes it more than simply a APARTMENTS 647-9993. 649-7026. FOUR-ROOM apartment, first Lou Arruda. NOTICE lot. Over 1,800 square feet of garage. This home is sur­ neous items. 649-3970. good home value. An invest- NOW! “Thinking of Sell- Homestead Street living area! Enclosed breeze- floor. Inquire 50 Birch St. No ADMISSION Manchester, Conn. rounded by others valued in ment you can enjoy. 329,000. . . ^ way, 2-CEtr garage. Kitchen the 30’s. Our price 328,900. SMALL Clinton snow blower, Penny Saver, 616 Mata St. children or pets. Call 649-6987. Call Warren E. Howland, Real- yOUT property? C&ll OF ELECTORS WOODLAND MANOR offers entirely remodeled. A rare Out of Town needs minor repair, 315. Roper ^as a good selection of winter ------__ Houses For Rent 65 tor, 643-1108. Notice is hereby given that gas stove, 40”, smaU apart- ^ holiday cltahh^- Closed AVAILABLE immediately, 4 TODAY! the Board of Admission of the ultimate in cemvenient find. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore For Sale 75 V prestige living, with schools, . . B &. W . • ment electric ‘stove, needs one ’Ihanksgiving Day. Hours 10-5 rooms, wall-to-wall carpet, re- 2.7 ACRES beautiful view, 7- Electors, of the ’Town of Man­ Agency, 647-1413. other days. FIVE-ROOM house, completely shopping a/l^ religious facil­ ELLINGTON — Colonial 4-bed­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. burner, 310. Set of wagon frigerator, range, dishwasher, furnished for rent. ’Three ref- custom Ranch, 3 baths, chester, will be in session in ities nearby. MEinchester Parkade air-conditioner, off-street park­ family rodm, 2-car garage, THREE famUy, newly listed room, 2-car garage, wall-to- wheels, 320. Paolo Soprani ac­ erences required, 3250. per the Municipal Building, Town by Joe Lombardo. Neat and Manchester 649-6306 cordion. Baby crib and mat­ ing, convenient location, 3190. pri\acy. Hutchins Agency, PHILBRIGK wall and fireplace, full base­ month. Phllbrlck Agency, Clerk’s Office, on Wednesday, IMMEDIA’TE OCCUPANCY clean, conveniently located, ment, already pajtitloned for tress. Child’s dresser. Antique Wonrod— ^1o Buy 58 643-6165, 643-1070. Realtors, 646-4200. RealtOf^, 649-6324. December 2, 1970 from 6:00 Spacious one and two bed­ COVENTRY — Six-room-over- room apartments, refrigera­ good investment. Call Joe for a family room, large wooded size Cape. FuU shed dormer. thermos. 643-0602, 8 a.m. - p.m. to 8:00 p.m., for the pur­ further details at the Belflore WANTED — Antique furniture, FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, sjx-ROOM house, furnished or MANCHES’TER vicinity —Look AGENCY tor, stove, dishwasher, l in rear yard. room ranch, den, family kitch­ HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques 4732. 646-4200 week days by appointment tage, unique log cabin styling. GIRL’S ice skates, like' new, brick-a-brac, locks, frames. p.m., 649-2566. nial. Large paneled family United States citizen, twenty- Would you beUeye a price in en, comfortable living room, room, fireplaces, country ______Starttng at 3175 monthly. High wooded lot. Four rooms, size 7, 35. Skis, 33. and 35. glassware. We buy estates, pjypj rooms, convenient loca- FTVE-ftOOM house, two bed- one (21) years of age, have re- the upper twenties? BeUeve it! plaster walls. 2-car garage, kitchen, bullt-tas, tatarcom, WOODBRIDGE ST. — 7-room sided in the Town of Manches- carpeting. Some financing Beautiful portable record play­ Village Peddler, Auctioneer, tlon. No pets. ’Two children. rooms. Security deposit re­ Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Agency, large yard with pretty trees available. 39,000. Hayes Agen­ double garage. Hutchins Agen­ Colonial with 2-car garage for ter for six (6) months, and take er, stereo, 330. Baby crib, 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. 3140. Security deposit required. quired. Call between 9 a.ni. ■ 647-1413, and shrubs. Just reduced, cy, 6464)181, white, 36. Hl-chalr, 32. Play­ and 2 p.m. 643-5010. cy, 649-6324. 324,900. Immediate occupan- the oath prescribed by law. 322,400. GI and FHA financing 643-6927. ______Dm 100 PER CENT financing! Yes, pen, 32.50. Barby doU dresses, cy. We can take your house in Dated at Meuichester this available, (jail A1 ’Tlrone Agen­ FIVE-ROOM duplex available FOUR-ROOM house with fire­ trade on this home. T. J. 25th day of November 1970. 100 per cent financing to quaU- 50 cents, wedding ouUits, 31-25. HOTPMNT cy, Realtor, 423-0766, Richard Rooms Without Boord 59 place, stove, and refrigerator. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Board of Admissions fled buyer! 8%-r(x>m Ranch 643-6452. ______:______December 1st. ’Two bedrooms, IN TOWN O lffm a w King, evenings, 466-0474. living room, large kitchen, and 3165. monthly. One-child ac­ Mildred M. SchaUer, right here In Manchester. Bel­ GENTLEMAN — Centrally lo­ cepted. Call Thelma Govang, MANCHESTER — ’Two-family BRACE yourself for a thrill the cated, master bedroom, next study. Stove, refrigerator, ga­ Just listed-this lovely cus-* Selectman flore Agency, 647-1413. COVENTRY — New Raised NOTICE first time you use Blue Lustre rage, basement, and yard. Agent, 876-9820. 6-7, 1% baths, carpeting, pan­ William C. Johnson, U & R Ranch. ‘ Built-in kitchen. Dou­ to shower, Idtchen, parking tom built, oversize^ 7-room eling, garage. Large lot. Many GET MORE for your money! PUBLIC HEARING to clean rugs. Rent electric privileges. 649-6801 after 6 Central location. No pets. 3155. Cape in one of Manchester’s Selectman REALTY CO.. INC. ble garage. Only 33,000 down to shampooer. 31- Plnewood extras. Excellent potential. Chester F. BycholsM, Buy a Raised Ranch! Seven qualified buyer. Pasek Real­ ADDITIONAL p.m. Call 647-9020. finer areas. First floor of­ 99 EAST CENTER STREET APPROPHIA’TIONS Furniture Shop. Out of Town fers a spacious living room Only 332,500. Hayes ^ e n c y , Selectman MAMCHBBVER, CONN. rooms, two-car garage, large tors, 289-7476, 742-8243, 646- BOLTON — Deluxe 3% rooms, 646-0131. Edward ’Tomkiel, lot! Alumlmun storms and 4678. ______BOARD OF DIRECTORS GENTLEMAN, warm, quiet For Rent 66 with a center wall fireplace, eiS-MRtl or 648-2692 ’TOWN OF MANCHESTER. home, centrally located, park­ - carpeting, appliances, air-con­ huge dining room and a de­ Town Clerk screens. One year yixuig. Mr. WEST 8CDDLE ’Tpke.^—6-6 du­ Zinsser, Belflore Agency, 647- 318,900 — BOL’TON, clean 6%- CONNECTICUT 2 ditioning, private finished base- r o o A oLLe ” Boots and Accessories 46 ing. Partial kitchen privileges. Nice three- luxe kitchen with complete plex in good condition, sepa­ room Ranch, private beach 649-2352. ments. Attractive residential room apartment with heat, hot built-ins, also'separate laun­ 1418. Notice is hereby given that area. Adults only, no pets. L.F. rate heating systems,- excel­ privileges. 327,900 — Andover, the Board of Directors, Town of water, stove, refrigerator. dry room and lavatory, lent potential. Vacancy - (Hi 10 PER CEINT down, yes 10 per drastically reduced, modem GERICH Marine Service 1082 ’THE ’THOMPSON House —Cot Flano, 649-6371. 3125. Adults only. Security de­ large screened porch. ’The Manchester, Connecticut^ will Tolland 'Tpke., Buckland. tage St., centrally located, ------— sale. .T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Rocklfidge Town House Apartmenls cent down, wiU buy a home 6-bedroom, 9-room Ranch. hold a Public Hearing In the posit required. Call 643-9678. second floor has 3 good 643-1677. for qualifled buyers! Call us Evinrude Sales and service large pleasantly furnished PN BUS LINE — 4>.4-room flat. sized bedrooms and full Complete built-in kitchen, 2 Hearing Room at the Municipal and Evinrude snowmobile rooms, parking. Cq kitchenette, two bedrooms, tUe vERNON — Modem 3% •room for details, Belflore Agency, baths, privacy. Anxious out of Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ bath, on second floor, garage. bath, the basement level has 332,600 — 4-BEDROO^ Coloni­ Immedhfe Occupancy sales and service. Boating- for oveniight and apartment with heat, ceramic a large finished rec room 647-1418. state owner, Lawrence F. chester, Connecticut, ’Tuesday, Adults only, no pets. 3U5. Call al, range, 14i baths, fireplace, 646-0181. Fiano, Realtors, 649-6371. Snowmobile accessoiles. g;uest rates. tile bkth, cabtaeted kitchen, with windows and walk-ou^ 2-car attached garage. Im­ A limited number of Condominium or rental units for adults December 1, lOTO, at 8:00 p.m. after 6 p.m., 643-6797. electric stove, combination available. Ideally located near shopping and bus line in a to consider and act on the fol­ ROOM for rent, gentleman door, 2-car attached garage, maculate. Hutchins Agency 'TWO-FAMILY, 8-3 flat, garage, stove, windows, electric hot water % acre treed lot, complete suburban area. Maintenance free Uvtag with a 2-car garaae lowing : only. Central location. Free FIVE ROOMS, heat, Realtors, 649-6324. in all units. comer lot. Convenient loca­ Horists— Nurserios 49 wall-to-wall carpeting. 3216. heater. Close to shopping cen­ city utilities. Proposed additional appropri­ 5 parking. Referefices required. tion. Braltfawaite Agency, 649- ter, churches and schools. Call MANCHESTER — Centrally lo­ NOTICE ation to General Fund Budget 643-2693. per month. Charles Lesper­ • Low Down Payments — Financing arranged, 4698. ance, 649-7620. 876-9493. cated, assumable 6 P«r cent t o w n o f COVENTRY 1970-71, Miscellaneous Appro­ CHRISTMAS ’Trees — tag ear­ ______U & R REALTY CO. INC. mortgage. BVur - ^ bedroom o King size living itxuns. BIRCH ST — Compact 6-room ZONING BOARD priations—Refund Other $278.56 ly, cut later. Choose from WOULD like two- people to share my pleasant home, pre- MANCHES’TER — Near Cal------643-2692 Cape, one unfinished. Living bungalow, big front porch, OF APPEALS for reimbursement to State of large selection, beautiful white fl<»r, 6-room e Combination kitchen and large dining room with quarry ferrably gentlemen, all con­ dor’s sec(Hid Woirtod To Renf 68 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor rcx>m with wall-to-wall carpet­ tile floors, all ^lectric G.E. appliances, frost-free refriger­ smaU lo t Only 319,600. T. J. ’There will be a Public Hear­ Connecticut for duplicate wel­ spruce, scotch pine, Douglas apartment. Garage. 3110. ing and beamed ceiling, colo- ator, deluxe self-cleaning stove, dishwasher, disposal, ex­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ing Monday, December 7th at fare payment, to be finance by fir. Bring your family to Stan­ veniences. 668-1464, 876-2690. FOUR-BEDROOM house,_ two _ nial styled kitchen, finished haust fan, custom built formica cabinets, kitchen desk 7:00 p.m. in the Basement State Aid already received. ley Tree Farm, Long Hill Rd., ly. Hayee Agency, 646-0131. Jan"uar^r‘' ' 1st’ occ"u” MANCHESTER West side. room and enclosed porch. pantry. ’ MANCHEISTBR — 8-room Gar­ Room of the Town Building to Proposed additional appropri­ Off Route 6 at Andover ------— _ - - Many more features. Owner, rison OOlonia], 4 bedrooms, hear the following appeal. ation to Sewer Efepartment, to church. Open November 27- pancy, in Manchester area. Four-room Ranch. Aluminum e ’Two large bedrooms, oversize closets. double garage, exceUent area, Four adults, 7-year old child. storm windows, oil hot water 646-1886. Robert 8. Potterton, Bolton ’TRANSFER to Sewer Reserve December 23. 742-6438 Read Herald Ads Furnishod heat, garage. Nice shrubbed • IH ceramic tiled baths, vanity, window in full bathroom treed lot, w^-out basement. Branch Road, Coventry. Ap­ Fund $676.17 Approximately 3300 rental. 35,000 DOWN, 3210 monthly glass shower drs. ' Only 339,900. Hayes Agency, Apartments 63-A Helen Palmer, Realtor, 643- garden. Owner, 643-0897 after pealing from a determination for additional costs incurred In 6. p.m. PIT, will buy you this seven- of the Building Inspector and instSLlltag sewer laterals on Bid- 6321. room Ranch. Interested? For • Zoned (electric heating. , 324,900 BUS LINE 6 - room THREE rooms, shower, .all util­ Ruch, acre lot, waU-waU car­ Zoning Agent dated November well Street, to be financed from ROOM wanted by employe of MANCHESTER Center — 6 details, FUkHramo Realty, 643- a Central air-conditioning. ' 18, 1970 denying permit of con­ unappropriated surplus. ities included. Just finished re­ , 1094, 646-4097. pet, plaster walls, screened OFFieE AND PROFESSIONAL SPACE decorating. No children or European Health Spa within room Colonial. Ebccellent po­ por^, garage, trees. Hutch­ struction for an addition to Proposed additional appropri­ tential for professtonal person. a Completely soun^pnmfed, master TV antenna, pets. Older employed person, walking distance. Please call ins. A ^ncy 649-6824. house. Location of property— ation to Water Deptutment, FOR LEASE parking. 272 Main St. Mr. Rollins, 646-4260. j Bus line, parking, easy access. FiaSIDBNTIAL a Laundry room. Bolton Branch Road—^2nd house ’TRANSFER to Water Reserve Only 3^,900. Hayes Agency Fund $6,700.00 a Private patio with sUdtag glass doors, on left from intersection of Ce­ NEW OFFICE BUILDING ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart­ 646-0131. VILLAGE dar Swamp Road. Wshes to for Highland Park Pump Sta­ ment, 16 minutes from Hart­ Apartment Buildings MANCHESTER — Proudly we AFAEIMBNTB a 2-car garage in every i4 >artment. OLD BOOKS FOB SALE construct 18 x 22 addition to the tion, to be financed from unap­ Routa 83. Yomofi, Coon. ford, adults, no pets, security, Now renUng, one anA two “Star of Bettilebem” front of his home. This appeal propriated surplus. For Sole 69 rave about this six-rewm Cape, ’The most spacious and luxtuious apartments available with or HARTFORD 3146 monthly. 6469171. (one unfinished). Breezeway, bedroom apartmeata. <3arpo3- comes in under Zoning Ordi­ James F- Farr, VEBNON 2-car garages in Mancdiester! “Xho E venly Dawn” Secretary STAFFORD — Four-room fur- OPPOSITE Center Park, 6 garage in one at Manchester’s tag, 2 alr-eeadlUmeni, Shown by appoard members,, the in scattered areas from the Roger htcDermott, is to get the difficulty the two town political ful effort to free American war He would not be specific about Associated Press Writer the type of weap<»m used by the northern Rockies to the \ reactions of the mayors to a committees have in attract- •V/ prisoners, \ the Pentagon dis­ northern Great Lakes. vo-s closed today. American warplanes and would MANILA (AP) — Pope Foul new concept, in budget making, ing the beat possible candidates The count of traffic deaths « « ‘ W VT, undaunted b y a B olivian Other problems of town gov- to run for the board, and the I SHOE DEPT. SPECIALS! 1 I h ls w as the. first tim e the say only that it was "app'topri- began at 6 p.m., local time, painter’s attemlit to stab him,' Ua. government made known dte ordnance to assure’* that the emment operation also may be public criticism directed Wednesday and wlU end at carried out his program in Ma­ ^there. wer»; any such air strikes rescue party ’’could get in, con­ discussed. against the board members. TEENS' 'N WOMEN'S. WARM midnight Sunday. nila today as if nothing had hap­ The new concept, still in the .llie task force is concerned SHAMPOO close to the camp in North Viet- duct their search and get out sa fely .’ ’ pened. discussion stage, would place with helping create a pubUc COMP. VALUE $1.98 nam durlhg the dramatic land­ Civic authorities said a mil­ greater emphasis than now on image and a recognition factor ing by a stnall force of U.S. He said the air attack could SLIPPERS be classified "as diversionary to lion Filipinos thronged the spending guidelines and, conse-. town direoDors. Army and Alt\Force men who streets to watch the Pope drive quenUy, on budget’ planning. One suggesUon mUUed yester- found the camp dnmty of prison­ draw fire away from the central Teacher Slip into warmth and comfort . . . soft, flexible c operation." to Manila Cathedral, where he 2 It might Include the designs- was for providing a distinc­ ers late last Week. \ held a Mass. He was vague on viiether tion of a tentative mill rate, tlve license marker for the dl- 8(des . . . Bright and cheerful for that perfeo^ Assistant SecretariK. of De Later, the Pope received for­ both Air Force and Navy planes prior to the preparation of the fense Daniel 2. Henkin acknow- eign diplomats at the nunclary holiday gift. Sizes 6-10. were involved but indicated that Negotiations budget Itself. And, as a con- the public. . 15 OB. Economy Size ledged the nearby air actions where he is staying, and had sequence, it may require the , Another for r^ ov^ under questioning at a news Marine aircraft may have taken dinner writh P resident F erdi­ part. ^ Board of Directors to estabUsh GENERAL ELECTRIC briefing, portraying the strikes Break Down nand E. Marcos. priorities for the major areas of Pnovlrion f o r 'o p ^ meetings as part of the rescue operation. Asked whether there were any T*ollce said the painter, in O i l l e t t e expenditures, and then to fit ^ ^tipation, ^cept In disclosing the Son Tay raid other prisoner-of-war camps HARTFORD (AP) — Negotia­ priest’s robes, carried a foot- the budget to the recommended ^ last Monday, Secretary of De­ near Son Tay, Henkin said, "not tions between striking Hartford long knife hidden under a gold­ m ill r ^ e . to my knowledge." ‘ One suggestion waq for utlliz- AM CLOCK MOW SUPER STAINLESS fense Melvin R. Lnlrd ’men- teachers tuid the school board en crucifix when he approached Favor Charter Revision I------i?i>:Ki.iUAi>h:.s Hanoi has claimed that Amer­ the Pope. -tion^d only diversionary drop­ broke down after a 10-minute 7 Yesterday, at a luncheon twice-mon^y ping of flares by Navy planes ican warplanes struck prisoner- The pontiff had just arirlved in meeting at WiUie-s Steak House, sessions for MODEL along the North Vietnamese of-war camps in the Hanoi-Hal- session Friday morning with Manila. His face showed sur­ both sides claiming the other the^eral government task In ^ cocuat, but said' nothing about phong area and that some U.S. prise! as police and dignitaries was unwilling to change its po­ force, in a consensus opinion, ® C146S any associate air-to-ground at­ prisoners were wounded. subdued the painter on the. red reiterated its recommendation ®^‘f ^ tacks. Henkin implied that the- U.S. sition on contract issues. carpet spread out at the airport for the creation of a Charter ‘5® ®*"®® protective air operations in­ "It’s all over," said union ne­ Henkin told newsmen that for the papal visit. He quickly Revision Commission. It will meetings, volved strafing as well as bomb­ gotiator Joseph Cascella as he SUPER SILVER "protective actions were taken’’ "seemed calm and serene," a soon list its recommeijda.tions Lighted Dial for Easy Reading. Auto­ ing. emerged from the iheeUng. STAINLESS STEEL to safeguard the rescue party. (hurch official said. for technical changes hfm e 1947 matic Volume Control in 3” Compact He also Indicated that the res­ "They don’t want to negoti­ He said they occurred ’‘in the Police identified the attacker charter, as requested by the Styling. cue raid at Son Tay was accom­ ate. They said they were here About Town immediately adjacent area’’ of as Benjamin Mendoza y Amor, Manchester Board of Directors. eiLLETTE BLADES panied by an effort to divert the to listen to us. We said we came HEN’S AND BIG BOTS’ FOR THE YOUNG BIAN the cam p, w hich is 23 mUes 38, a surrealistic painter from The directors, at their Nov. 17 Trinity Covenant Church will North Vietnamese by shooting to listen to them and would not meeting, had tabled action on hnve a Thanksgiving eve service STRAP ’N BUCKLE west .of the North Vietnamese La Paz, Bolivia. He told them off' noise devices in a different go through charades all week­ the appointment of a Charter with sj>ecial music tonight at capital of Hand. he wanted "to save humanity GUSSIC-STYLE SHOES Rock of 5 area. He refosed to talk about end," Cascella said. Revision Commission, pending '^•3®- STEP-INS FUN FOR ALL! The Pentagcm’s top iqiokes- from the religious propagai^ what kind of devices may have "The strike is on. We said of the Pope" and had been plW- a determination of its need. ----- Comp. Yahw R9e man said some fixed-wing air­ Famous LEATHER mili­ Buckle Power! . . . Hand- been used, but said, "One could we’d negotiate if they would but nlng the assosslnaticm for yeaia. That need, they agreed, will be Friendship Lodge of Masons craft were involved and indicat­ tary oxfords that always some, durable, and com­ they’re not negotiating," he The National Bureau of Inves­ predicated on the need for rec-' will have its third annual fortable. Popular- strap , SKITTLE BOWL ed there was strafing and bomb­ (See Page ElgHt) said. locdi ready for inspection. tigation charged him wdth at­ ommended charter changes. ®iities show on Monday, Nov. style assures snug fit Board negotiator Nell Macy The recommended charter 3®> -30 p.m. at the Masonic New and comfortable fit. tempted murder and assault. Newest color looks great, said he and other school of­ Marcos had just greeted the changes will be reviewed at a Temple. Slides will be shown of Superwear soles and heels. and won’t show dirt or by AURORA ficials went to the meeting pre­ Pope on this first major stop on ' future board meeting, possibly lodge's trip to Fredericks- Slses 7-12. Rg9. 5.97 scratches. Sizes 8H-8- pared to try to flhd out where In January. burx. Va. Chester M. Ferris is his eight-nation tour of Asia and the unlMi stood,” but would have the Pacific. It was the consensus of the ®i>alrman. Hoover Accuses Berrigans to speak to school Ixxird mem­ task force members that the ----- Marcos was walking beside FOR THE YOUNG MISS bers before making any offers. Security ^ards scuffle with man identified as Benjamin Mendoza Amor, 35, in Manila. (AP Photo) the Pope on the red carpet when commission, if and when ap-. Patrick's Pipe Band will SALE Macy said it was the union pointed, should consider re- i*^ve its annual dance Saturday Of Plot to Kidnap Officials \ the man darted from the cTOwd who was making the cimtract of about 3,0(X> at the airport and duclng the size of the Board of from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. at FRINGED, KILTIE PRICE! demanib and therefore the union Directors and raising the sal- VFW Home. The event is By lOHN CHADWICK mentioned as possible victim of hurried toward the pontiff. Anocialed PreM Writer the kidnap plot. should make the first move. Marcos helped to subdue the arles of its members. open to members and friends “They said they were there The board now has nine mem- ®f tiie VFW and its Auxiliary, FAMOUS Hoover cited the alleged plot Pope Forgives Would-Be Slayer B olivian writh a k ick arid a WASHINOTON (AP) — An with an empty pad and wanted karate chop, sources close to N bers. The ccmsideration might Tickets may be purchased at STEP-INS FURRJCUT of the anarchist group as an ex­ Bast Ctoost anarchist group led us to fill it up," Macy said. the president said. Marcos had be to cutting it to seven or five, the door. ample of the increased wlllihg- MANILA (AP) — Pope Paul Secretary of State Jean Cardi­ tempt was received with pain by two imprisoned Roman Cath­ After the breakdown, Cascella ney and allows him the joy of reacted qu ickly wrhen he saw was the sug^gestion. The mayor ----- TUNS' AND WOMEN'S ness among extremists groups VI has forgiven the man ■vriio nal Villot, in charge of the Vati­ and indignation because a simi­ ELECTRIC SCISSORS olic priests plotted to. blow up said plans for a Sunday night being the link of unity and love the knife i>o4nt beneath the cru­ now gets $750 per year, the Town libraries will be closed "to employ any type of terrorist’ tried to kill him and has blessed can in the Pope’s absence, sent lar act could not be thought pos­ Underground power lines of the vote on whether to continue the among peoples," he said. cifix, which the painter wras secretary and the other tomorrow, and the West Side taqtics.’ ’ the crucifix that was used to a telegram to the Pope express­ sib le.” nation’s capital and^tp kldmq;) as strike have been canceled. “The holding awkwardly In his rig^t seven m em bers $500 each. The branchy w ill also be closed F ri- m o c t o Fun for the Whole Family. Like He said the group is known as conceal the murder weapon, a ing "profound consternation" at VATICAN CITY (AP) — No - E meeting is off. The vote is off. Unofficial Vatican sources hand. conslderation might be possibly day. hostage a high federal otttciai, the "East Coast Conspiracy to Manila television station says. the “deplorable act.’’ pope has died a violent death in 'They don’t want to negotiate elaborated on the statement of Bishop Juan Velasco, in Having a Bowling Alley at FBI Director ^J.-'Fldgar Hoov^ Save Lives" and has described The station said the man who 825 years, Vatican historians re­ and we’ro not going to confuse Cardinal Villot expressed best disbelief. They said nothing in charge of press relations for the said today. itself as being composed of whisked a foot-long knife from wishes for the rest of the Pope’s port. LOAFERS H om e! the public by making it seem the Pope’s earlier trips abroad Manila archdiocese, said a mis­ The purpose. Hoover told a (Jathollc priests and nuns, behind a crucifix and lunged at The last one was Pope Lucius that they are," he said. journey, which he described as had raised fears of such an at­ sionary, Bish Anthony Calvin Parking Time Extended Senate appropriations subcom­ teachers and former students the pontiff at Manila’s airport an "arduous and laborious un­ n in 1145. He died leading an as­ (9 The abbreviated meeting was tack. of Borneo, Malaysia, hinrled mittee, is to "disrupt federal B'rtda> dropped the crucifix as dertaking.” sault of papal troops on Rome, "who have manifested opposi­ the first between the two sides One source said the security Mendoza to the ground. government operations" and to where the brother of an anti- In Four Downtown Lots tion to the war in Vietnam by since the Hartford Federation of police subdued him and carried He said he was doing this also of the Pope had been "reduced But before he was subdued by Pope had declared himself ru­ With built-in cut­ use the kidnaping as a lever to acts of violence against govern­ Teachers went on strike Nov. IS. him away. Mrs. Ferdinand E. on behalf of his "most eminent to a minimum.” police. Mendoza succeeded in Police Chief James Reardon The lot east of Main St., be­ demand an end to U.S. bombing Marcos, the wife of the Philip­ ler. The exact circumstances of ting light. Cuts ment agencies and private cor­ EiarUer, B ertram Diam ond, at­ colleagues" possibly an allusion There was a tendency In the striking the pope' in the chest hind the W. T. Grant Co. tolerations in Southeast Asia pine president, picked the cruci­ Lucius’s death are not known. It h ^ announced that as a result fabrics, paper porations engaged in work relat­ torney for the union, had said to several octogenarian cardi­ Vatican to attribute the attempt writh his fist, writnesses said. In the lot on the noth side and the release ail political fix up, the brood(!ast said. was believed he died of a wound of an agreement between him Delightfully different Krinkle Patent styling easily! ing to U.S. participation in the that both sides "agreed to con­ nals who have criticized Pope to a climate of hate in the This was not mentioned in the of Birch St., all time limits will for the younger set. Fashionable hl-klltii Unbeatable value in a comfortable, trim, prlstmers, A commentator said the pon­ from a stone. and the parking authority, the Vietnam conflict." duct Intensive discusslcnis this Paul for depriving them of their world, a condition the Pope of­ Vatican account. be lilted. vamp ornamented with swinging strap 'i loafer, Pi^nilar moc-toe and smart vamp . . , The principal lenders of the HooVer also said increasing Thanksgiving weekend with a tiff "assured the president, that voting rights in conclaves to The last Pope to be assassi­ The white cassock of Stephen present two hour parking limit buckle decoration. Slses 8H-S. ready to go with any outfit. Slzea 8d0. ten deplored. No parking will be allowed in plot. Hoover said, “are Philip ties between Arab terrorists and view to resolving the outstand­ he was not wounded, that every- elect a Pope. , nated was Benedict 'VII. He was Cardinal Kim of South Korea on four down-town public con- any of these areas between 1 thirg was all right and that he The vicar of Rome, Angelo V and Daniel Berrigan, (jatholic the Black Panthers "raise the ing issues between them." At On Thursday, the leading con­ poisoned in his palace in 983. w as spattered writh blood during and 6 in accordance with winter Cardinal Dell’Acqua, ordered a troled lots will be liberalized. priests vdto currently are incar­ ominous possibility that mili­ the same time. Diamond had had already forgiven .the would- servative in the Roman Curia, ' In the earliest centuries of the struggle, apparently from parking regulations. be assassin." speeial prayer tor the Pope’s Reardon is the traffic author­ cerated in the FederiU Correc­ tants may seek to ape Arab tac­ announced plans for a secret Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani, 80, Christianity many Popes died as Amor’s head wrounds. \, Other parking changes in­ Mrs. Marcos later gave the protection at Masses in all the tional Institution at Danbury, tics, including airplane hijack­ ballot to be taken Sunday night assailed the papal decision as m artyrs. Blsh(q[> V ela sco said the m an ity of Manchester. clude: two hour parking from to 'allow teachers to vote on crucifix to the Pope and he churches of Rome next Sunday. Conn., for their participation in ings, to gain release of jailed hasty and abrupt. Unsuccessful assassination at­ fought terribly “and looked like In the following lots, the two 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on tiie west FANTASTIC VALUES! HURRY! whether to continue the walkout. blessed it, the newscaster said. "Let us pray that the Lord destruction of Selective Service Panther members" such as tempts on Popes have occurred he wras having an epileptic fit." hour limit will be extended to side of Madison St., and the Bobby Seale. The effectiveness o f the w alk­ Press spokesman Federico ga'.des, enlightens and protects records in Baltimore, Md., in ■‘VATTCAN CTTY (AP) ^ The Alessandrini Issued a statement the Pope, messenger of unity, from time to time. One of the He added: "Only a crazy man four hours: south side of Jackson St. No Hoover said the Panthers out has been a subject of dis­ would try to kill the Pope. 1968. Vatican expressed its concern saying! "The news about the at­ and faith, in his apostolic jour- most unusual involved Pope Leo The lot on Main St. south of parking will permitted on Haw­ have "substantial connections pute. The union has claimed up today over the attempt to assas­ X in the 16th century. The plot­ Thank God the man was not a the S&H Green Stamp Store. ley St., or on the west side of Hoover said a White House FlUplno." ^ The lot east of Main St., be­ McKee St. from Lucian St. to staff member’s name had been (See Page Twenty-Two) (See Page Eight) sinate Pope Paul 'VI in Manila. ters, who were executed, includ­ tween Maple and Oak Sts. Hartford Rd. MOONLIGHT SALE ed two cardinals. (See Page Eight) * FRIDAY. NOV. 27th. 9 P.M. fa 11;20 $5 Million As Year Ends VALUES TO n.«S REGULAR 87c EACH REGULAR 81.68 “HIDDEN.MAOIC” MICBIN i r LP. ALBUIIS HOT WHEEL GARS PHONY BALONEY HAIR SPRAY ADULT TYPE Sets Record Signs Not on Horizon B T B lA in C L PUZZLE HOUTHWASH TOOTHBRUSH BY PARKER BROS. For Painting From Kathy and All The Employes at Pero’s, COMP. OOBIP. VALUES For Economic Upturn VALUE m To Our Wonderful Custom ers ancT Friends . . . . Hundreda to choose from! VALUE TO 68c LONDON (AP) — A portrait 6 9 « ’ 1 . 2 9 $i.M 'm 81.49 By BILL NEIKIRK and services, rose 1.4 per cent Bhrery category of muaical Velasquez painted in 1649 ju st entertainmant! 18-os. Economy Size. Normal Large assortment of~Nylon Aasociated Press Writer in the third quarter. It was mod­ FASTEST BfETAL GAR! Com es apart in 10 pieces to IShne. Economy Size. for practice was sold at auction CLOSED ALL DAY THANKaGIVlNG! or Hbctra Control. Bristke_ Tooth Brushes. est growrth, not as much eis the nxyaUfy A amuse you! today to a New York dealer for ' WASHINGTON (AP) — "The administration had expected. the all-tlmV record price of economic experts, with whom I Then, the consumer price in­ MISSES’ ACRYLIC $5,644 m llliojl. have been meeting quite regu­ INFANT’S rUNNY-FACJE MISSES’ SHEER NYLON FAMOUS NABIE OUR B E O . 86.88 VALUES! dex in October took its sharpest 2 "THE KING HAYING The Wildenstein art firm in SWEATERS larly here. Indicate that the last upward,^ torn in six months, OF SUPPERS_ PAHTY HOSE BRA GIRLS’ DRESSES New York made the purchase h alf o f the^ y ea r w ill definitely GARBS after spirited bidding at Chris­ showring a rate o t inflatiem in ex­ see the economy turning up." cess of 6 per cent. PRODUCEl** COMP. ties that got so high the London Tiiat was President. Nixon BEO. VALUE $ ■ NEW F rom Our Despite the string of, recent PERO OUR COMP. galleries and museums, anxious speaking, at a July 20 news LOW $1.1» R E O . Beg. Stock! VALUE to keep the treasure in Britain, bad economic news, the admin­ 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTIEB — 64S-6884 PRICE! f i j n conference. 2i*l were simply unable to match istration still is sticking to its 12-ga. FuU Fashioned. "Our year^end report and our W arm CSomfort . . . Cuah- One Size FlU AU! Beige, Off- guns of predicting ein “uptick." Sizes 84-40 • Padded. Slzea A A B 81.86. Choose from Regular Stock the pace. cmigressionai testimony gave ioned Sole# . . . Slzea 6-10. Black, Taupe or Brown. Unpadded Sizes A ,B ,C , 82-40. of All New Stylea! PLASTIC COATED* Treasury Secretary David M. LINEN FINlSliKD! The previous highest price for the clear indication of a picking Kennedy said in a speech in any painting w as $3,286 m illicn up in the rate of expansion in New York Monday: “After BEO. $8.68 EACH for Rembrandt’s “Aristotle Con­ the second half of the year. I MEN’S DRESS r e g u l a r $ 8.68 EACH FBUIT4>F.THE.LOOM marking time during the fourth 7 P olyester A Bayan Blend D oable A Triple Strand templating the Bust of Homer" think that’s still a gtx>d b e t." m s CULTUREDLOmi quarter of last year and the first MANCHESTER WATER CC. PANTS tr JEANS M ’ Dress Shirts Boys’ K ilt Shirts Pitshvsrfc Qiilts BLAHKETS at the Parke-Bernet galleries of That was Paul W. McCracken, quarter of this year, the econo­ chairm an at the President’s PEARLS New York nine years ago. my began to turn around in the OCR The Spanish master’s work is Council of Economic Advisers, second quarter o f 1970. and con ­ OUR a painting of bls mulatto assist­ 1 in an April 16 interview. REO. BEO. tinued upward at a more sub­ COMP. ant, Juan de Fareja. Since early ip the year, the WILL BE CLOSED $1.77 84A8 stantial rate in the third quar­ VALUE Veleaquez whipped the paint­ Nixon a^iinistraUon almost Long Sleeve Shirts in 80% $4A8 te r.” Newest StyVM in Perm a- Long sleeve styles. 100 per Cotton Cover, Machine Wash- FuU 72” x90” in P olyester and ing out while wradUng to carry daily has come, out with optimis­ Press Blends. Slses 28-40 A D acron A 80% cotton. Sizes "i^th a settlement of the cent cotton. Slses 8-18. aide! Lock Stitched, Revere- Rayon Blends. out a commission for Pope Inno­ tic forecasts of an ecmiomic ui>- 14H-17. iU e! Chokers A Matinee Lengtha, General Motors strike," he add­ turn in the last part of this year THURSDAY cent X. It was somewhat of a ed, "the prospects for even —or as is fashi- MANCHESTER tem; British ambassador to Nar indicator of industrial activity, 3375 BERLIN TURNPIKE 1130 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY 1051 BLUE HILLS AVENUE tu m in th is part o f 1970. PARKADE SHOPPING pies and husband of Adm. Hora- The gross national product, This portrait, painted by Velasiiuez just for practice, was sold at auction in Man identified as Benjamin Mendoza Amor frowns broadest measure of the na- P resident N ixon wras repotted London today for the all-tiine record price of $5.44 million. (AP. P hoto) (8 m Page Eight) during questioning by Manila police. (.AP Photo) titm's output in terms of goods (See Page Tweatyttlnee) V

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