• ‘ 'i i j

MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1971 4»A0E TWBNTY-EIGHT Average Daily Net Preis Ron lEuBtting %rald F or 11m Week Dnded The Weather November N, 1171 Clear and colder tonlgM; tow ftbwK 20. ’Tomorrow partly cloudy; high hear 40. Tliuriiday'e About Town 15,590 outlook—considarable oloudliWBS KWwlwater Aaaembly, Order and mild. o f Rainbow for Otrls, will meet OKN Manche$ter-^A City o f Village Charm tonlflit at 7:30 In the M a ^ t c [ evuvnite] Temple. Shadow oHIcera wHI Min thiu VOL. LXXXXI, NO. 74 (TWENTY PAGES) All the chair* for IniUatlon. Re- Anderson-Little III MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1971 (Clessmed Adverttslng on IlMto U ) PRICE FTFTBBN CDNTB freahmenta will be aerved.

The Klwanla, Club of Man- cheater will hare an open meet­ ing tomorrow at noon at the Mhnoheater Country Club. Nixon, \ :7 U.S. Jets Roar North Mancheater Utdge of Masons Mdll hold a bualneaa meeting to­ morrow evening in the Masonic Brandt Temple at 7:80, foRowed by a scolal hour and refreshments. In Massive Air Raids Parento Mthout Partners, Mhnohester Chapter, will hold Confer Ita monthly prospective mem­ SAIGON .(AP) — Blight after zone. The U.S. Command re- In southeastern Laos, heavy ber meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. By KBNNB’TH J. FHBEO flight of U.S. warplanes struck *u»«d to comment. _____North Vietnamese______assaults on at Community Baptist Church, END S6B B. Center St, Hie meeting KEY BISOAYNB, Fin. (AP) f o « : ^ Is open to all single permits — Blessed with balmy tempera­ day for the third day in a row. ference in Washington western rim of Ho Chi M3nh Interssted in learning of the tures and a warm diplomatic Radio Hanoi claimed me more attack on North trail network, forced Thai and concepts of this national organ­ climate. President Nixon and isation. West German Chancellor Willy ’ i S l : Hie Waddell School PTA wlU Brandt today open a summit show the Walt Disney film, conference, expected to produce IntormanU said another teas bombing halt. Today the "The Absent Minded Pnrfes- words to match the weather but round of strikes is planned for u g. and South Vietnamese gov- The three Thai and Laotian aor," Wednesday at I p.m . in no dramatic deveiopments. We^esday; sustaining the big- emmenU canceled the session battalions that withdrew sev- the school auditorium. With U.S.-German relations carnpmgn since rhursday of the Paris peace eial miles to the west aro now I j • very cordial and world econom­ “ **‘**'’ ‘•’e only government troops rO' The Regina DTtalia. Society ic tensions eased, the Brandt- more than three years ago. ihe same charges Laird had malnlng on the strategic will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Nlxon talks are said by officials "Do not anUcipate a stop made, (r plateau. CLEARANf tonight," said cme informant. W.-P. Qulah Funeral Home, 325 from both countries to be fo­ Main St., to pay respects to cused on exchanging views on "’The best informaUon I have Mrs. Santa Uriano, a member. general, global matters. right now is that the raids will Nixon and Brandt plan to continue' Wednesday." MJantonomoh Tribe, lORM, meet this afternoon and at a Superceding an earlier broad­ will meet tonight at 8 at Tinker private, dinner tonight, while cast, Radio Hanoi said tonight Democrats Flay Hall, Main St., for nomination Secretary of Stete William P. that one Jet was shot down of officers. Regers confers with his Ger­ Monday over Quant Binh prov­ man counterpart. Foreign Min-, ince, Just above the dem ili­ Memorial Temple, -Pythian later Walter Scheel. tarized zone. It made no men­ Stepped-Up War Sistera, will observe its 40th The talks on all levels pri­ tion of the fate of the crew. Ra­ anniversary tomorrow at 8 p.m. dio Hamd claimed earlier that marily will be exchangees of WASHING’TON (AP) — At- group of Jeering antiwar, anU. at Odd 'Fellows Hall. There will EDUCTIONS TO views of Bast West relatlona. five F4 Phantom* were downed also be a Christmas party, and I Sunday in the opening day of tacks by congressional Demo- Phunphrey young peofde. ’The role of the western alUanoe grab bag gifts will be exchang­ in the changing IntemaUonal Four Manchester policemen whose promottons were Richard Sartor, Lawrence Smith, Orville Cleveland the raids. It said a number of crate are mounting against I^^riar L. Wolff, D4f.T., ed. scene and Brandt’s idoa of es­ pilot* were killed and captured -stepped up bombing raids over • Democratic study ON SELECTED GROUPS OF CLOTHING announced today display their badges. From left: and Henry Minor. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) 41..A m _as. ___ .. nVHIO Offl dMraMl*lt* ** tablishing some formal link be­ and specified that at least two North Vietnam wWe Def^ ^rslght,’ The administrative board of tween the United States and the w ere MUed. Secretary Melvin R. Laird says *^**®?.. ■••“ W eddrsat die North United Methodist Church Burq^iean Omnmon Market. )n Paris, both the United the new strikes were prompted •**^®** the afr war. will meet tonight at 8 at the Press. Secretary Ronald L. States and North Vietnam by vlolaUona of a 1968 under- '"n>e Amaricoa pubUo hoa church. Ziegler indicated the soft na­ called off Thursday’s session ot standing with Hanoi. the right to know not only of MEN’S & BOYS' ture of the conference,' the first the Vietnam peace talks. Ths Laird refused at a year-end the winding down of tha war Four Policemen Promoted United States said it waa doing news conference Monday to tnit of the winding up oa well,’’ The council ln wlU ’’prevent at 1:80 p.m. at the home of MEN'S - .. .. ^ negotiations, keep Mrs. Alice Brown, 28 Turnbull SUITS separated from their Rd. Members are reminded to as low as ______end Proloiie the wev ** as low as miles northwest d Saigon, the withdrawal rote. ^ * bring sewing and embroidery »,s W were bftsed upon results of pension of p^ca services, with Reardon. perlence for aiq>ointment to The tim-seived raquirsmentto °*"*"*®"** Ainetl- with the U.S, troop level in equipment. the controversial promo- He said be has trsnsferred __ _ ' A %s sergeant," Maltempo said Oie take both exams was lowered crewmen were w o^ed, Vietnam down to 160,000, Laird thal, both M LT. and Robert 1 9 9 5 tion exams, he said. sgt Raym ond Massone from the bv-nass^ one helicopter was destroyed *4*phA «M4«na«w «»• _...... ^ Mystic Review, NABA, will Quiet officer, whom he two years for men with bachelor said: "The primary emphaoU w. Kastenmaler, D-Wto., sought The four men promoted were Patrol Dlvlsiim to the Detective ujd identify, finished hlah- and Uie other Nx w ere dam- have its annual Christmas party degrees, and one year for as­ 2 9 9 5 at the d^M ^ert this morning Bureau to fm a V««ncy c r e ^ *r on the exam than one of ** **^^ ” "*’‘* ^ sisnaturea for a talegrtmito and potluck Wednesday at 0:80 Exchange sociate degrees. aged. Elve South Vietnamese American forces that are in NWon BOYS’ to receive official notification of there when Detective Lt. John the new sergeants and three of the enemy were -. „ ------calling for “an imme- p.m . at the home o f Mlrs. Lillian their appointments. Krinjak was promoted from Vietnam today.’’ diate halt to aU Amariean According to Town MAnaaer 'We feel these change* were reported Ulled in the fiiditing. But Democratic presidential bombing missiotu t a l K Smith, Oak Pi. Members are re­ as low as Officer Lawrence Smith, 48, of sergeant a year ago. Smith’s made to favor one certain indl- S T uB . Corninaim ^SLd celed the participation by its Robert Weiss, the appointments hopeful Sen. George McGovern Vietnam.’’ minded to bring grab bag gifts. 64 Hawthorne St., an U-year promotlan wm comidetie the economic and finance minister, were made, per town regulation, ^ «« American lossas in the said the "Bhocklag escalation veteran, wUl assume petrol ser- ranks of patrol sergeanta. Laird said ths bombing was Manchester WATDS will meet Karl SdhUler. from among th« top three fin­ ***i*'*i' North Vietnam, but deeper into the 1 4 9 5 geant’s dutlas on Jon, 29, the One of the now datocUves, Hanoi made no new qpurrad by five vtolattons of ths tomorrow at the Itallan-Amerl- HMre was no need for a hlgli- ishers in eabir exam. Although quagmire ot Indochina and, date of the next shift rsallgn- Reardon sold, wm fill Om va- neither Weiss nor Reardon Claim s. TW* indicated there 198S understsadlng with the can Club. Weighing will be from level discussion involving Schil­ 1 niM^ Officer Richard Sartor, cancy created by the death of would release the names of the ^**'n*' ’*'**^®*‘ **“ had been no American tosses North that lad tO' a 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. John Pavrtack ler and U.S. Secretary White House Prediction U.S. B62 strikes along the Lao- In Philadelphia, Sen. Hubert MEN’S two weeks that took economics turn border with North Viet- H. Humphrey, D-Mlnn., signed . . .V ^ ^ WASHINGTON (AP) — The economic expansion in the Besides building permits, in- President Itixon has called Duration as low as 3 9 5 \95 out of tho NlxOT-Brandt talks government’s list of nam. No )363 strikes have beeif a statement calling for the set- Library Prints was the cancellation of the 10 leading months ahead,’’ Passer said. dlcsltors for Industrial mate- very good year.’’ reported In South Vietnam for ting of a date for total with- 1 4 9 5 economic indicators which tend Of the eight indlcatora avail- rials ______per cent UJ3. im port surtax and prices and Stock prices Barller, new balance ot trade day*, and informants said drawal of all U.S. forces from negotiations; attacks u.a. Own Calendar to foreshadow future move- able in November, five were up drepp.^ in’ November', tiM tto" fW ^''^ h ^!iIL ted “ tol “ uStod “‘•Y diverted to LaosT ^ 1 ^ 7 cessatiOT ST all bwii^ reconnaiaranoe' lomv riiowed s imd thntA wbm dnum wl»h ..ij iigures uuucswa uie uiuieo ' ______. ' ______, . .... __ _.. ___ over m monte in the economy riiowed a and three were dovm, with the said. States is virtually assured of its North Vietnameso Ehr- ing and removal of U.S. sup- North VIetnant and Laos; and It’s calendar time throughout BOYS’ Cfommunlst Industrial nations, ------common stocks ac- first trade deficit in almost a ®**" Ministry accused the U.S. port for the present Saigon gov- mors attacks on sU types of the land, and this year Mary Commerce Department said to- length o f too a v e ra g e work tually dropped 4.6 per cent, ac- century. pilots of bombing and strafing ernment. U.$. plsnss this month than ha as low as toward monetary reform. day. Cheney Library is part of the With Brandt in Florida tor an “ rhe index of ______“N®*” ® ®v«n toourti toe Zr mil- •S^tost “many The former vice president said had occurred in say one Bceive with its own creation. 82 .2 MEN’S & BOYS’ extended vacation as well as tadicators advanced by two- The 2.1 per cent decliite in October. civilian populated areas, , in- signed the statement after hla month ainoe 1868. John r . Jackson, head libra­ increase brought the » chUdren’s schooi,’^ in speech before the American As- North Vietnam has never ao- SINGLE & DOUBLE BREASTED q rian, said that the seed for the toe c^MOTce ^th the Presl- tenths of one per cent after a composlto index of leading in- N** T®*** prices of .harp improvement over the Province hist to soclstlon ffor toe Advancement knowledged toe existence of ths dent, the atmosphere was much ,trong 1.1 per cent increase in dicatm to 128.6 per cent 5 the •too** have rebounded |821.4 mllUon record figure for J idea was planted about a year ALL WOOL was disrupted by a 1968 agreement. ago when he read that many more relaxed than in some of October. 1967^ yw Hianksglvliig and should October, It’s not enough to off- ‘**® UemlUtarised of Science companies that had distributed Nixon’s international meetings. The_ report . _ $;ave___ _ no _ evidence______The______sharpeetIT______— decline _ came______in *^®ver in December. set an 11-month trend of bigger . Laird refused to name tar- calendars lor many years were SPORTCOATS After spending Monday morn- the economy is raady W mring the indicator for housing per- Th« index of leadlilg in- imports than exports. gats or elaborate on the bomb­ discontinuing the practice. ing.r working with —•-* advisers------. in into a sharply expansionist mlts, which.... dropped 9.7 per dicators hasnas increaseduicreaaed by more mVirginia boy who waa dars is available at the main as \ov» a» price belllngs to be posted boost their prices beyond this during toe freese. At large de­ compliance with toe posting re­ bsUsved to have sptaal men- desk. MEN’S BOYS’ r prominently. partment stores, they will get quirements, ilong sought by con­ tagntls and was the object of a as low as as low as to look at only a small portion sumer groups. "We’re getting a "We will vigorously enforce statewide search today was re- this regulation,” an IRS spokes­ ot them. good response," he said. Prom inent teased from a Bennington hos­ Public Records man said. "These directions A retailer with annual sales During toe wage-price freese, have gone out to toe field." consumers had to wait until pital after examination. Warranty Deed 0 9 5 4 9 5 And P roper ot more than $100,000 a yaar Enforcement will be concen­ must post toe freese-period Nov. 1 before government regu­ Spokesmen at Putnam Me­ Kathleen -C. Weldy to Warren trated in big chain stores, those lators insisted tost merchants P. and Muriel R. Holhs, pn^- colling prices on, at moat, 40 m orial HoHAtal said Gbartes with annual sales of $100,000 or limit. As a result, toe freeae- items in each department of hla make their oetllng prices avail­ Markham ot McLean, Va., was erty at 25 Edison Rd., convey­ mors and subject to a govern­ period price la intended only as able to oonsumera ImmedlAtely ance tax $26.96. store. The items coverad are allowed to return to the ski ment rsgulalion requiring prior a rough guide for consumers. the ones hs sold most during upon request. slopes after they found nothing Release of Attachment appurovsl of price increases, toe There’s one general rule, Tile Connecticut Bank and the laat fiscal year. Or he may Even then, newspapers con­ wrong wito him. sp^eaman said. however, that government pest prlosB only on Items that ducted surveys and oonsumera Young Markham 'was found 'rrust Co. against Kathleen and But he emphasised that con- regulators Informally pass on Wayne Bolduc. accounted tor at least halt of groups complained, saying that by Vermont Stats Polioe at ths Bumsrs saarohlng for tot high­ to consumara; If the price in­ total dollar sales In each de­ Judgment lien the posting requirements under Bromley ski srsa. TYoopera had est possible pries a ators can crease on a given Item exceeds partment. - the freese were being ignored visited ths state’s SO major ahl Oonnectciut Television against Anderson-Little charts on a given Item con ob­ 2.6 par oerit, ask the retailer tor Ope exception; Large retai­ Ronald Wright, $3,788.28, prop­ by stores. arsaa in hopes of finding him. tain that Information only by the new oslUng pries. lers must post frstsa-psripd erty on Spring St. cA G*'cat(^ame in ^ine Clothing The Frloe Oommlsslon then State Polios said Vliginta an- asking ths store’s managsment. Although 9.6 per cent is a prices on all of their food prod­ Marriage license set a new deadline—Jan. 2—for thorlUss notlflod thsm Mentfay What must be posted under genaral targst, toe government ucts. posting of freese-period oeling Lindsay Announces night that the boy had been an- Alexander Allan Paone of 44 government rsquiramsnts are has approved many pries in­ For rstallera with annual Mayor John Lindsay of New York City tells Miami Princeton St. and Marilyn IN MANCHESTER prices. "We 4on’t expect to ex­ pMMd to mantaglUs aavaicl frssfes-psrlod prices, toe lagslly creases .higher then that. Ths sales less than $100,000, toe tend it," toe IR8 spokesman days ago, and could have Oladys Plummer o f 18I McKee crowd he’ll run for nomination on Democratic tick­ ooma psrmiMdlAs osillngs that exist­ rule is that a rdtaUsr may not same jxwting rules sm>ly, with said. St. (MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE. - BROAD ST et. Story on Page 9. (AP photo) to Vermont. PHONE 647-1451

*

\ . IKt. PAGE fH RlB MANCHEStftll BVENIN6 HERALD; WAWCHESTEft, C O I^ .. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28> 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1971 #AGig TWO In his view, the solution well as the payments deflolt, Busineas Mirror reached Washington was only will not disappear. It may evan ’ NBWi — RROniNO Shcinwold on Bridge 7 1 Outlook short term. bigger. GOP Leaders Drug Center i M OVKRM nNQB iSgrrSTAR "The outlook,” he sold, "Is "Forthcoming foreign sx-. NATURAL HEALTH Indonesians Map Attack FORRMOilBANO OBNTLBMBN WBUIOMED US8A Economist Fault-Finder not good. The present cumnOy change controls may creata ad- The Drug Advisory Center, In Mideast ASlIS K Yswr OoMx M h S y OsMs K un. II honeymoon cannot lasTTIbng, diuonal problema beginning hi I FOODSHOPPI IS Park St., is open Monday AT ANY BRIDOB TABLE M48.fl because the devaluation was February, 1972, and a naw Attack Oiief fSt sSImSM M M i«M«i b M M NORTH » ANerdisg is iSs IIsm. oef. II AT TRR through Satarday from noon By ALFRED BHBINWOLD ‘4«l. » To dsvalop msMOQs for W odnsi^, Fears Money Ginspiracy too small. wave of price rUes wdll bagbr to 10 p.m. ♦ 74 tied words eorniporidlrig to nisribcri 86 A Bad Guess - ... ^ "The Eurodollar remains In- after the first three months of Over Taxes A telephone backup service On Tight-Knit Business If there's one kind of bridge of your Zodiac birth siga By LAURANOB r . dTUNTZ question of the value of the Ca- 00„y0rtlble and a constant the devalued dollar’s reign," FARKAOi 0 6 .1 2 By BNIMIB MARTON TAUtUI icoRPte HARTFORD (AP) — Re- is available when the center lAU Mil MlilTfiD player I like it’s a gentleman — jj, J 9 8 6 2 4M.'}«. lOIvs 31 ssniMM ’ *1 In oer. u | ^ NEW YORK (A(P) - The nadlan dollar, which the c ^ - ^,^^00m©nace joW th#Ul© solvencyRWlVBIUJy ofWI. theU»® Maybemmjsrss thingswsssss^w will w-.- not be —- all I is closed. By FRANK N. HAWKINS JR. of bank credits, licenses, tax charge, private business inter- especially If he happens to be WAIHIM(3TON (AP) - A 32 You iiPrIsnd pubUo«n lawmakera have at* EAST MsV W Admlr«r H„Unu«ual i tor. 11^ ^ sourest rsaotlon to the Wash- muniqus plastered over when United States. mu. The ....r.trade, as that' bad. We must all hope so. For drug advisory informa- JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — facilities and other government eats and some bankers charge sitting at my right or at my WEST year ago Secretary of State SYsuVs 44 Who tacked the stand of their own A J 9 8 5 3 .-With 7-15; bigton money agreements has the finance ministers of the state party chairman on the Uon, call 646-201S. Some 160 men—economlsU, favors. that 90 per cent of the in- ML MM MMITm left. I admire an opponent■ who---- gt 106 William P. Rogers said 1971 «5Tahs coma forth from Dr. Frans Group of 10 could not agree. buslnossmon and s^ovamniant “W© ar© atapchlldran in our vastmont fundi ar© folni^ to th© accepts defeat like a gentle­ y j 10 7-4 (;? 9 3 3 2 "may be a year of deohilon In 8 MRfrIow outlook for a d (^ o n of a state 6 P 0 A84 8IMINI «ri7iociivo IA«TTAtlU9 Pick, the barbed, Austrlan-bo^ "The agreement," Pick thun- income tax. officials—held a hush-hush own country," complains one army, Chinese businessmen or man, but hope I don’t get too 0 the Middle East.” ^ M4» II, If aj^Krotlon HOT. If ^ ourrsnoy expert wrho thinks the dsred in a recent statement, Jk A 10 7 .7 ♦ Q It wasn’t. SC' OOP Sen. Oeorg^e L,. Gunther meetinjr this month to discuss leading indigenous business- government-owned firms, many gentlemanly partners. J U lli M 4B“" TOtoooMr II Cnl money world is one Ug con- "was nothing more than a de- The reason appears in today's SOUTH "We think the climate Is vtry 40 And of Stratford said Mbnday, Police Log tl^ m i t sensitive poUtical and man. A Jakarta new s^pw report- ■UTMCin i t t a l o l JlTho riMuiusi ■plraoy to rook the people. feat of American currency dl- "When the state chairman talks economic Issue in Indonesia to- One man at the meeting ed recently that P.T. Trt usaha rill hand, played some years ago in A AKQ2 good," Rogers said last Daoem- 120n . Oaindtovoft Yet Wok Is not a crank—he Is plomacy and a fraudulent state No Holiday Gathering day. claimed that In the old days he Bhaktl, an army-financed con- NlSMarMiltttartlM C A K ber. l3Bwsnd 43Rslol(vs ^ ! ^ ( n o eAlTlICOtM about an Income tax belnj: ‘in­ a Swedish team match. CANCIR 14 toy 44 On 74|wiorMKO, a highly rsspectad and highly bankruptcy, covered wdth Mil- evitable,’ It is as stupid as sup­ AOCIOBNTB issue is the future the had no trouble getting credit glomerate headed by a lleuten- South dealer. 0 KQ J 10 It turned out to be very poor. 19 U9 49 Who 79DMrim MC, II paid eoonomist. He serves os town words such os allgnmenL gl KS4 But there alao was navarous I* Your ^b^loncs toChonfOf, Is Complete Without porting an income tax.” A written warning for failure naUon’s private entrepreneurs Irom Dutch banka, but In- ant general, controls 88 dlffer- Both sides vulnerable. jAro 77lndlcoMd JAli.tf consultant to many companies, monetary iieace, cooperation m II I Opening lead — Queen of East speculation a year ago that |7AdriilMblo Chairman J. Brian Gaffney, to keep a vehicle on the road managers of business, espe- doneslan banks refuse to accept ent firms including two alr- South West North f S z sasdi jlVWI Sipraonw TtDIvMoKh advtaliig them on ways to keep Central Banks and a lot of tech- wos issued to Samuel S. Watt Indigenous, his property holdings as colla lines, mining ventures and for­ Hearts. Egypt would start shooting .JSoent*! MOMIfflo 7*li who is also a state representa- 3 NT All Pass 1 PrIonift lOUnicuo their overseas currency safe nlcal expressions." tive from New Britain, had said of Bast Hartford, after the van Indonesian blood. teral. estry. At the first table of the match ______when the cease-fire eiq)(red 20 Your lipociolly •I NMdt AdtlAKIUf from siqiropHation, needless They were words, ho insists, Shady Glen’s QUALITY Army holdings include major Feb. . u o 21 Chorni JAM.U over the weekend he would vote he was driving left the road, at mooting, sponsored by South took the cq;>ening lead ~ 6 JUlf I) 22AmocIoW Surt •2 I t taxes or devaluation. It is Just which "the man In the street hotels, timber concessions, with the king of hearts and led make his game with four clubs, Egypt didn’t 23 To iDIno •3111 n i II.. for a "good” income tax if one Hartford Rd. and West St. yes- Trade Ministry, sought ree­ s') ___,*4ui. II Priondi 94Por Suit hriMd mua faith in gw- end most financial writers do . . . **political lobby night clubs, restaurants, mining the king of diamonds like a three spades and two hearts, So officials can note—and 24Hoovlly 224E449- ls proposed during the 1972 sea- terday afternoon at 1:32 and ommendatlons for Indonesia's ^ 2 - 4-194* 29lnvltollon •9 Aim 66-71-74 smmant bonds snd an unllmlt- not understand." slon, since sich a tax is inevl- struck a utility pole. second five-year plan, \rtilch should be formed” ventures and real estate. gentleman. Boat took the ace of Dally Question they do with unoonoealsd satta- ^404».70 26tofMMn« MSHtMotl 1611 ed faith in gtrfd. Along wrlth his rtietoric, Pick Among the meet conspicuous 27 Pom 97Moy •7 Of It’s Dairy tAble. will be drawn up in 1972. dlemcnds and returned a heart Partner opens with 2-NT (2* (BoUon—that the guns of the VIRdO 29Rolgn 98 Or •8 Com Quite a few observers, al- brings out some new factors In cperaticns is the Waringln- to the ace. to 24 points), and the nettt play- Middle East were silent In 1971. Alls. II MP ohM o Gaffney, however, revised The problem, as described at 29PondMt fOQrontod though they don’t go as far as the International money sys- and e x te n d his remarks Mon- jrteld from stop sign was meeting, is how to crack nlse the ^ w ^ ^ thlng^b^regu- Windu Kentjwa P ^ P ’ THEATER TIME South politely took his tricks: «r passes. You holdt Spades, 7* But they also must conoede ii 30 Con 40Mmd6ii Wok, agree that he Is not far t^m. He estimates the pool of Fresh! SCHEDULE Three diammids, three spades 4. Hearts, 8 6; D iam ond 8-6-8- that the ohanoes for a paaoetul 410-13-20^H| (g)Good jAdyCfte wrong In some of hto dicta. Eurodollars, 'which are perhaps an income tax onlynly “if we « namoro, Odnese’ industrial- attended the meeting. ''! think and two hearts. Then West even 2 -’clubs, J-9-8-8-2. settlement are worse now than >4g-S7-8a4w*W "If you think you con shake the real villain In the recent fin an cial ob- “ ‘® P°>‘tlcal. A pollU cal lobby ■ui nP4*ln swMMSM more politely took the rest■ of What do you say7 then, and there la little oauM people’s faith In gold," said money drama, as *78 billion, general. This group conltrcla Cinema I — "Diamonds Are the tricks with the ace cf clubs Answer: Pass. Your partner's for opUmtsm. Unmistakable Shady Glen quality! Rich creamy, fresh; serve as is or mix over 80 bualnesees including Forever" one, "Juot offer a man a choice >j7its u 26 per cent higher than 2:80, 7:00, 9:10 and the rest of the hearts. Down opening bid is highly invita- United Nations envoy Ounnar Fighting To Keep Boy between, a *10 bill and a *10 n,0at recent estimates, which it with your favorite liquor. Either way — it’s Terrific! ^ . cno. tlonai but not forcing, Jarring’s long quest for peace gold pisce.” put the total at some *80 bll- tration cf Gov. Thomas J. Mes- Uoohwood St. Copyright 1971 has been dormant alnoe OPEN NE(W YEAR’S EVE tlU 7 ;00 PAf. difficult for others to break in. DomesUo Investment Board ap- 'll*,’ i S ''^® , Blven some conventional lion. Even the smaller figure Is OPEN ALL DAY NEW YBIAR’S I>AY kill whenWhen he made his originalo rig in a l ParWade vesterdav Officials who attended the provednmvAfl 774 7TA projecta nmlAf*ta worthWAt^h *800 Rfi/WI r" ‘7 ' ' Cinema H — "Lady and the diamonds,” North sighed as he General Features Oorp. Januaty.- and the Big Four Tramp", 11:00, 1:00, 8:00, 8:00, credited the opponents with 100 talks in New York have been ';bankers think along with Wck about as much as the total cur- income4ax remark Sunday on a c o llS o n ">®®«*« ">P°^ “» various fie ld s in- " ' f ‘ f (pn A HAPPY and HBALflHY NEW YEAR T» YOU! include Prertdent g;4s pclnts. “Not if I lead the ace of abandoned as a waste of time, Foster Parents Say, the question of the monetary rency In circulation In the involved a car driven by Sonia businessmen were out- eluding Industry, tourism, g J L iS 's broth. kgTMment which President United States. WPOP, brother-in-law, Suwlt- state — "Lady and the clubs and then another club for * Even the apecial U.S. effort H Rnrima n f 71 mnvpmft Rd »Poken in their disappointment, transportation, forestry and Nixon called "the most stgnlfl- d iIs, he clatma, means that His remarks Sunday touched S;d^tl^ck driven^X ld“ : The BltuaUon Is so senslUve other sectors. katmeno, 82-year-cJd presldmt Tramp”, 1:00, 2:46, 4:80, 6:20, my partner to ruff," West point- daily now to win an "Interim agreement" J . ^ director of (the mulUmllllon-dol- a./w,. ••Qiuwt Subiects” 2-20 ed out THRU JAN. 1 lo reopen the Sues Canal has cant economic agreement in "America punished the coun- off responses from other law- that Indonesian newspapers The breakdown of how many . „ -j, Bogasarl flour mill oudjocis , s.m , eu oui. ‘We re Not Too Old’ the history of the world." tries which upvalued—they makers opposed to an Income Blllngton. only hint at the problem. of4 these AIfirms —»>t ei AMAare A army-or w »ee .am Chi- ^ 4:10, 5:80, 7:80 Nobody said anything about been shelved. ShadiL ShutL (DfVJtip SI o m Bl. company. | Manchester Drlve-In—"Little making three notrump. Preslilent Anwar SadsLt of Road the fine print," one have to reduce the value of tax, including Senate Republi­ An unidentified______car______backed The private entrepreneurs nese-backed and how many be- S i “ J' comment ^ Sure toWr gold'sTo^'ks7n tennis of can Leader Alden Ives of Glas­ into a )M tfk^' car ~ owned' by charge that because of political long to private indigenous en- Fouss A Big Halsy” , 7:00; Only Correct Play Egypt says, "We are book to TWO CONVENIENT LOOATIONB tonbury. "T. R. Baskin", 8:46 At the second table of the Bquare one." OILACAN, Vt. “t ***• ^ *^,‘****'*Ji*^ It turned out that the national currency and will lose Irvlng J. Cohen of -West Hart- contacts, reaching to the top of trepreneurs is a closely guard- . . traders to oil IA Happy Holiuay NappanlRgl of a apaolal order by J ^ p h with the po^la to cells moOi« revsIuaUon announced hundreds of mllUons of mlnl- Bt. g h 4iAr- — Matinee *2.00 S Although a reopened csuial 60s and 70s do not work weU clinic, Gov. TTiomas J. MesklU’s broken last night. Vernon National Bank said, State University this year. muitimiUlon-doUar businesses. ono’iiOTuf*!'^..!!!!!!'.!!!!!!!!! *'2 *®" clubs, and South would CMhlren (under IM *1. ..a ' would be a source of badly with toen-sgora," said Helen The official Antara news Single Copy".'.'.','.'.'.','.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' 16c fcAmAiwuaa,^a»iAM»»kOT2aaxked b^iind __ Some of /hla huger debts list- rious . homes, collecting irfenty ’ for thie Middle East, shuttUng should be removed from the tern worits Hke a chain letter ed Include Hartford Flreflghtem of cars and even twenty of 4. between them. Scuffy Pet Center in the Park- ^ ^ h ^ s^ ra ^ id banks alert- ^ vm foster home." State Hospital. The clinic avrer- ade had a window smashed by aoci, other by phone. Credit Union, • . Die two sides always have Sklppy’s case waa a sad one, ages about 280 visits a month a rook last night aixxit 6:80. Hockey Fm kl*M ve Society for Savings, No matter how bitter, this w«o., ' refused to speak to each other. she agreed, but she said It from. ------between------60 and----- 70 people, ------ri,„ vfrnm Yoiith Hoekev As- W.882-70; Connecticut Bank and must be acknowledged. ‘ But Sisco Is an incurable optlm- could have been prevented If ' i ^ n n m . Samoza said. how- tlM -.7 1st. 8kiM>y had been removed from BBS were -hot tlueugh a win- g o ^ o i ^ X ^ f i l ^ t h i ^ R c c - concluded With or wittiout a 1972 move dow at a O iarter Oak St. o^i phase of Its fund drive must •lU the Damon home sooner. FrL. ai*. toward a peaceful settlement, sometime Sunday or early Mon- with the soUclting of con^bu- **”4,1*^ «’ P^?*® "We teU foster parents isben day. tlons from b u Z lsses and In- Credit Oorp.. Wethersfield, ^idance and profeeUon to In- WALT DISNEY. 2 iN • • I attention must focus on main- • 18 they agree to cars for a obUd About Town _____ In iho sTwatAr Vernon *1.1H.87. dlgenous entrepreneurs not In 8 > talnlng the cease-fire, offlolals that the child can be taken at A service of Holy Communion rTiHMLinnii inntnrnn w»vro ^ Other Oil c o m p a n y debts UMed words, but In deeds, and ellml- say. any time," Mlaa Amsden said. Cnriatincui lanterns were area. ^ ... as-* a J -las •• ’ Therefore, they ex{daln, the will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. stolen sometime Sunday or Hal Rocs, president of the as- Cto“ OH Co. A tiant^G a.. note favoriUsm." Sklppy had been taken from * balance of power that has pre­ at St. ktory’s Episcopal Church. early Monday from an Agnes soclatlon, said phase one con- AmerioM Oil Co., * 7 ^ ■ Asked If the government Is a m n iN i the Dsonon home in late No­ Dr. home. They were taler stated of soUcltlng selected Moirfle (Ml Oo._, Kan»M _ doing anything to help encoui> vented war In the past year vember as the department tod The Adult forum of North found at rv«hin/-.» Dr. and businesses and community lead- Mo.. *2*9.60; Humble W1 age indigenous entrepreneurs. and which they believe Is now promised. He was brought to a United Methodist Church will Conway Rd. and returned. era for a donaUon of *126 each. Bala-Cynwyd, Pa., *81.16; Shell g. pamungkas, chairman of the W m q p Intact' must not be allowed to new toster home In (Barre and meet tonight at 8 at the church. More than *2,760 was raised OH Co., Chicago, *853.77; Allan- Domestic InveMment Board shift tpward either side. he has undergone testing so the The program will Include a Sometime Christmas Eve or through this effort. The money «c Rlchfleld Co., Phllade^hla. said, "We are not allowed to ■ department may learn more dialogue between college youth Christmas Day, a car drove will be used to buy equipment *223.84; Sun (W Co., Tulsa, make a difference. According Cotter Oaims about his ablUtles. and adults. over a lawn on Oak PI. for the Rockville High ^hool Okla.; *189.12; Texaco, East to j^w they are the same. The In mid-December the Dam­ <71ub Hockey program, spon- Hartford, *127.65. government, however, tries to ' “AuniuN Credit for New ons were told SUppy would be Jehovah’s Witnesses wUl have a pocketbook^^ was reported sored by the associatitHi Improve their condition without allowed to spend Christmas group dlscusslona of a Bible aid stolen from the Mtormon <3hurch Edward LauUe is fund raising using regulations. The Mate with them. Mancheeter Area bank, for instance, has to look ESKIMO” ‘Z Copter Fly-Offs tonight at 7:30 at 726 N. Msdn Sunday. Hie pocketbook con- chairman. Anyone interested in U A V/AMJt DISNEY H A R '^ R D (AP) — Rep.Re He arrived Thursday night St., 18 Chambers St., 167 Bould­ tained about *9 and personal lending financial assistance to cut toat more loons are given and Mrs. Damon said she waa tc the indigenous." TBUM3 LIFE WiUlam R. Cotter, Dnn., er Rd., 1*4 Griffin Rd. in South papers and articles. ^® 8TOup is asked to ccmtact Police B lotter S ADVEiNTDRE claimed aome of the credit told the department would al­ Windsor, and French Rd., Bol­ Roca or Lauble or mail c16 In the Junior teers. ■ » » *** ^® ®'*^* Comers area of Court." P :i . I. ».!<•. f " N H" ROUTES 88 ft 88 MANOHE8TER/VERNON TOWN LINE contender In Ita "King Room of Mary Cheney Library. "K *• early to gwe y Ellington. Plans are to have Cobra" chopper while Sikorsky On Sunday morning, Mrs. It will be repeated Thursday proJecUon for ara« g egmp^ TONIGHT • kiMM fllUlbl- (Opposite Conn. Oolt Land) modified Its old S-61 Into a oan- Damon did not want Sklppy to afternoon from 2:30 to 3:16. ‘*’'^ * '‘‘°*** out-door family recreaUonal T. R. BABKIN J > 8148 taken again. So she oaHad . because of «>e of ^ non-equliUMd attack helicopter be ITALIAN & AMIRICAN FOOD which It dubbed the Black Chittenden County------Probate ( Members of the VFW Auxili­ the tremendous pay ‘n c re a ^ physical, educa- Hawk. Judge J. WUUam O’Brien. ary will meet tonight at 7 at the that have been | ^ t o d " recrelu^onai plant. From what we hear," aald O’Brien, who has no jurisdlo- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main g. IS FRINGE Cotter, “the Sikorsky helicopter Uon In the ossa, to DemooraUo St., to pay respects to the late BASKIN RECITAL is far superior to the Chey- Candidate for U.S. ^presenta- 'T am confident that these ■'®»»‘y- ^^®^"®®‘« WEDNESDAY SP A O H in i five In the Jon. 7 spaolal alao- Ben Huck, whose wife is a pay increases will have an ef- •»PP<>’^ J ^ Color by TCCHNICOlOr enne." member of the Auxiliary. feet upon retention and recruit- JJy® ^yP®* ^ membership. A foromoon* fitiuro SIRKKA JOHNSON, Flute DAY Hie Defense Department’s tlon. decision to hold a oompatlUon Mrs. Damon had called ---- ment We will watch this very They are: Century, sponsor. FRIENDK Shawn IttM Airman Maureen B. Martin, „„retoUy during January, Feb- •ustalnlng, family and indlvid- betwaan the Cheyenne, the O’Brien because while to had dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allyn pyg™ g},Texas. TO ftURVE Not • Mftrtyr ^ besn named in the 1971-72 the smallsljft draft In more than Lt. Bedor Is being assigned to GRDiBIUl — CALL BBFOIRB LBAVINO St. John was tto only apoetta aUowad tto boy to stay with tto THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30th BWBAKTAftT HfNMUB — 8U-8U8 Damons uifill tto dspartmant edition of ">Who’s Who Among 20 years. Ramsteln AB, Germany, for f who did not suffer martyrdom. Students in American Unlversl- Although many top military duty as on accounting and fl- UShtawaiflMIHISr Ha was sidled on the totond of oan jtaevaluate It'* daotolon ties and Colleges.” He Is a stu- officers doubt he can achieve nance officer. He will serve 7:30 P.M. VUIT OUR OmUIBRS RESTAURANT PoAmoe for a time and to sup- removt the boy from the foatarto home. dent at the Stevens Institute of it, Nixon ha* said he wants an with a unit of the U.S. Air r««MK»Ac->bMOMUA g ON HAIRTORO ROAD IN MANOfONTllR iioaii to hava writton tto Rs- Tochnoloi^, Hoboken, N.J. all-votuntMr force by mld-1978. Forces In Europe , America's Elation there about A.D. 10. Befit was unreaohable for

i PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1971 PAGE FIVB

'i

/ . 51‘ 9 •

i Now Hartford Nationars

A Jerry Silverman model, left, and a model in an Oscar de la Renta bathin^r suit, right, make entrances. On the stage Anne Klein shows two long dresses, (photos by Rhea Stewart)

the arrogance of pulling your pUed. I did not see an eye-liner for a show or for photography, older women, seeing the young make-up, are afraid to use any kind Vidal Sassoon made hair bock in a knot, because or a phony oye lash. Ups were not for normal life. And the ones so exagge^ted in their at all. Yet they could make famous. A lot of women are go­ Kooky To Classic, both gestures say that you are coral. themselves look ten years ing to the old page-boy bob. too secure to bother about mak­ iWhat, I wondered looking at younger. And for coloring^ you are going ing* yourself pretty. Models’ t l ^ procession of youth, wlU to see a return to Eg^Uan eyes are bathed In pale blue, the older woman do with her­ "Adopt all the new styles, but, if you are mature, in a henna. Putting hepna on the and on their cheeks you can see self? For an answer to the hair is like dipping It into an les Turn About that rouge has been softly ap- problems of hair styles and modified form. Lipsticks are brighter, so use a lipstick that Inwell; the more you dip, the New Oieck-Oedit make-up, the ears hard, the commentary wearing a dressed. There was a nov­ years, all curling casually. The to cruise on the Connecticut even if we would have accepted black dress, a black straw hat elty then: Hot pants. But most unfashionable thing you River on the decks where Presi­ it a few months earlier, Even­ with a veil hanging down the this winter all tiie effer­ can do to your locks this season dents Truman, EUsenhower, Ken­ tually the style will change and back, big gold earrings and lots vescence of dress that de­ is give the impression of having nedy, Johnson and Nixon have they will be wearing heavy of black hair dangling. "There signers now are summing spent a lot of time on them. played host brows like Joan Crawford again, was just so miich,’’ I complain­ up in the word “kook^ To watch the models running "Older women," his make-up and then I diall let mine grow ed to Manuel. "I thought she (and which they called to and from their assignments expert Ann Pach told me, "do thick aghin. Everything depends looked like a gangster’s moU; "fun” when it was in the is to get an idea what the chic not wear enough make-up. on what the eye is accustomed well, like a gangster’s widow mode) has simmered down young thing In (New York lo grant socioloi^st plus a part-time con­ to the town of Enfield, to detainees, will become the first SALIM NASSIFF sulting physician. Ihey will Serving Greater llaiMsIieater, really need OAMiaflA SHOT * Bcrcmo HARTFORD (AP) — Hendron said unemirioyment cities: Hartford, Vaterbury, help build a garage for the Jail in the 'state to ex­ conduct interviews, testing and’ Although officials in the Nixon in the naticxi, currently about 6 Bridgeport, Bristol, New Brit­ town’s public works department. aw Main St., Mandieater Venen, Ooventiy, ToOaiid, periment with a new program group-therapy sessions. S48-TSW administration have forecast per cent, should drop to a little ain and others. The town will provide 3100,(XM Jail officials will be look- EUlngtoM and Sootti Windaor improved economic weather, over 5 per cent by late next to complete the $600,000 cost o t aimed at freeing inmates until On the nati<»ial scene. Hen-, • two economists in Cksinecticut year. He said he and others be­ dron predicted a 9 per cent rise the project. th^r trials, the state correction are predicting continued clouds lieve 4 per cent Joblessness is a in the Gross National Product, Rlbicoff said it is expected commissioner announced Mon­ w. over the state in 1972. reasonable level. which is the total amount spent that the projeofwlll begin with­ day. Federal officials have said In (Connecticut, where unem­ for goods and services in the in 30 days and provide Jobs for Commissioner Jerim Manson they expect a spurt in naticmal ployment is at about 8.3 per nation in one year. What Is sig- 15 skilled and 25 unskilled said the program is desigfned to production, a decline in unem­ cent, any drop in the number of nlfcant, he said, is that 6 per workers from the area for up to make unsentenced inmates eli­ ployment, increased income for unemployed will not be fully re­ cent of the rise will be in new nine months. gible for furloughs, release on farmers and a chance to end alized until late 1973 or early production, while only 3 per the trade deficit. 1974, he said. cent will be inflation. Local economists, however, He noted that the highest Traditionally, he said, most said Monday, In interviews, that lobe. unemployment rates in the of the rise in the GNP is in­ the high unemployment in Con­ state are in the industrial flation. necticut will continue in -1972. They added that the Hartford area, in particular, will lag be­ hind the rest of the nation for Bridegport Triends’ Fight, HOWARD HOLMES nine months to a year in emerging from the economic doldrums. Three Slashed, One Killed David Pinsky, a professor of MONTHLY PAYMENT SCHEDULES DETERMINE AVAILABLE CREDIT BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A Mrs. Valle and the Palquln MARK HOLMES. FOUNDER When a big buy comes along^.you need plan known to us offers this much in­ labor education and economics man was knifed to death woman were in other rooms, For inttance: at the University of Con­ and two women were slashed both bleeding badly from knife big money. And you usually need it on creased buying power. ’ ^ necticut, predicted that Jobless­ wounds. Cruz, conscious for Repay this amount per month; And you con write checks up to: ness in the state will remain during what police said was a awhile, died before police could the spur of the moment. There's a lot more going for you with $75 $2,700 high and might grow in 1972. fight among "friends" Monday get him to the hospital. He said the reason is that a $150 $5,400 night. Two knives believed used in ^ARTHUR HOLMES Our New Check-Credit puts that big New Check-Credit. Find out at any Hart­ larke number of people are ex­ Police identified the dead the stabbings were recovered, $250 $9,000 pected to become job seekers, man as HlppoUto C>uz, 64, of one with an eij^t-inch blade it.cludlng about 60,000 state resi­ Bridgeport. He had been and the other with a six-inch buying power right in your checkbook I ford Notional office. (You don't hove to FINANCE CHARGE is computed monthly by multiplying the doily dents who will turn 18 next stabbed once in the back near blade. outstonding balances by the doily Periodic Rote of .03287 year. They will Join college the neck with an eight-inch Depending on yourarrartgement with have a checking account with us, by the (which is on ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE of 12%). graduates and returning veter­ kitchen knife, according to de­ CKOITOt UFf INSUIANCE UP TO $10,000 AT NO IXTIA COST TO AOE 45. ans in the Job inaricet. tectives. What’s really . NORMAN HOLMES Hartford Notional, New Check-Credit way, to qualify for New Check-Credit.) Pinsky said he expects 25,000 Police said the other victims White House to 30,000 workers to retire or be were Rumalda Valle, 69, owner now lets you write a check for thousands Or use the coupon to get more laid off during the year, for a of the rooming house where the Kept Open worth having? net gain in the Job market of stabbings occurred and Vero­ of dollars. For example, $100 per month informatiori. Paul O. Lewis, Vice President 30,000 to 36,000 persons looking nica Palquln, 30, a third-floor For Visitors Material things have a way of disappointing us. Hartford Notional Bonk & Trust Company for work. tenant there. WASHINGTON (AP) — When They seldom satisfy for long. repayment provides you with a maxi­ It's pretty nice to be rich . .. when you Instalment Finance Department The state economy, however, Mrs. Valle was treated and President Nixon went to Flori­ 100 Constitution Plozo is strongly tied to manufac­ released at Park City Hospital In 1922, Mark Holmai foundad aur firm da he left the White House open What we all need and must find, sooner or later, mum credit line of $3600. No similar really need to be. Hartford, Connecticut 06103 turing and defense contracts, for minor wounds, and the Pal- to let the public get a look at he said, and no indications are quin woman was reported in is a solid faith in God. upon tha hlghast profaisional standards. Today, the manslcm’s Christmas deco­ Please tell me how I con moke my own big loons with Hartford National's evident of an upsurge in those poor condition this morning rations. And the more this faith is based on an understand­ his thraa sons eontinua tha tradition ha bagan areas in 1972. At best, he said, in Bridgeport Hospital. Monday night 11,442 persons, New Check-Credit. the rosier economic conditions Hospital officials said she had some of whom waited in line ing of God’s nature, the more substantial are its . . . a tradition of thorough and thoughtful in the nation will cause a small received multiple stab wounds fer up to two hours, toured the effects oh our lives. sarviea to famillas of all ineomas. Nomo drop in unemployment. of the face and chest. Police downstairs public rooms, which H ARTFORD^C < NATIONAL William Hendron, economic Capt. Willard Stevane com­ will remain open to visitors Many have found this understanding and dependable analyst for the Greater Hart­ mander of the detective divi­ through tonight. faith in God through the study and application of 7ip ford Chamber of Commerce, sion, said his men have re­ Fires burned in the fireplaces Sint- said full recovery for the Hart­ ceived "conflicting versions" of in the Red and Green rooms, Christian Science. BANK AND TRUST ford area can be expected to how the knifings occurred. an d '10,000 firefly lights lit the come only nine months to a "We know that Cruz stabbed 20-foot Fraser fir Christmas You are warmly invited to hear some of their year after the nation leaves be­ both of the women, but what tree in the Blue Room In a experiences, which are ijhared at our weekly hind the current recession. we still aren't sure about is golden glow. " o m e . He said the emphasis in the who stabbed him," he said. testimony meetings. HOlAiES-::. A Marine Corps combo NARTFORD • WEST HARTFORD • ELMWOOD • NEWINOTDN • WETHERSFIELD • WINDSOR • BLOOMFIELD • FARMINGTON • HARWINTON • TORRINQTON • WINSTED • EAST HARTFORD • MANCHESTER • NORTH MANCHESTER • NEW HAVEN Capitol area on manufacturing, Radio-car police arriving at played Christmas songs in the WEDMQ8nA,Y BVEinNO TESTIMONV MEETENO 400 MAIN STRUT . MANCHIITIR.CONN. HAMDEN • MIDDLETOWN • COLCHESTER • ESSEX • OLD SAYBROOK • NIANTIC • WATERFORD • NEW LONDON • GROTON • MYSTIC • STONINGTON • LEDYARD • MONTVILLE • NORWICH • NORWICHTOWN defense and aerospace con­ the house, at .301 West Avenue, lobby, and Santa Claus greeted S /0>CKXM3K AT 06040 • CENTRAL VILLAGE • PUTNAM • DANBURY • NORTH GROSVENORDALE • STAMFORD tracts serves as a drag on the about 6:10 p.m. said they children. A big ginger bread MEMBER, THE ORDER OF THE OOLDEN RULE local economy because "we found Cruz lying in the kitchen house baked by the White FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST cannot expect any big impetus" of Mrs. Valle’s three-room House chef was displayed in 447 N O W ra MAIN STBBBT in these areas in 1972. apartment on the first floor. the State Dining Room. MAMCmMOnBE i'rt 28, i m r*’"* ' .... Chairman Sen, James O. East- Crime Victim Payoff Bill land, D-Mlss., and the com- m i t t e e ’ s ranking minority .*AOE SIX, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, It member. Sen. Roman L. (Jets Bipartisan Support Hruska of Nebraska. OPEN Broail Street, MiNehester By JOHN CHADWICK So tar, the admlnistoatlon has SpelliiiK The New Nation years. Seven states already hesitated In supporting com­ DAILY WASHINGTON (AP) —With have. pensation for violent crime vic­ OPEN DAILY 10 to I I Before long, one hopes, we will ■troug ihlpartisan backing, a The bill would also: tims, saying it is still studying Connecticut Yankee proposal Is bstog readied for 10 AsMs to ifwaUi • get down to some common usage --Subsidise life and disability the idea. But some sponsors By A.HtO. Bansto action that would pay insurance for policemen, fire­ say they believe the adminis­ decision on how to spell the new nation federal oaoh to vletims of vio­ men and prison guards, and tration eventually will back the 10 P.M. PUBUSHED BY THE lent orlme. MANCHESTER PUBLI8HINO CO. now being bom. of his Immedtoto predeoeksor provide a |6D,0(X> federal death bill. ilLP-SEIIVICE DIPT STORES USt YbUMCAPor 18 B luell Street Thli8 holiday season seems a Tha ‘‘Vlotims of Crime Act of benefit for persons in those Mancheston Conn. in office, BmlUng John Demp­ The administration has- said . AlcMPar C borga good time to note that Governor 1972” Would establish a three- fields killed in line of duty. PrioM Are In axtoot Thru FMdoy, Oeoembor M, 1871 BURL LYONS Our ^collection would be that it sey, it favors lump sum payments Publisher Thomas Mesklll, perhaps fright- membar board to compensate Founded October 1. 1881 first appeared as "Bengla Desh,” two — Establish antitrust- of |60,(XK> to dependents of po­ ' ened by the'image ol the hard­ Well, followers of the 'Gover­ tnnoosat vlotims of violent court reme^es for business vic­ licemen and prison guards Published Every Evening Except Sundays words, with an "e ” In the first word, ortmsq,: or their survivors, with and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at hearted operator we commen­ nor through the media in this tims of organized crime, per­ killed In the line of duty, but Hanohester, Conn., os Second Close Mall as from "Bengal.” Judiday season have noUced up to 160,000 for medical bills, mitting iae federal government has said similar payments to tators have conjured up out of Matter. that he hasn't seemed to miss loss of.^esmlng power and fu- to Intervene on behalf of vic­ firemen are not justified since SUBSCRIPTION RATES Next, it was “ Bengladesh,” down to some of his brusque deeds, has a trick, so far os kindly and nsral expenses. Compensation tims in'civil suits. they are not always due to Payable In Advance been letting the human side of sentimental appearance among would ^s^n d on ftoanoial need. Seiy John L, McClellan, D- crime. One Year ...... 839.00 cne word, with the "e” from "Bengal” himself come to the fore. STEREO LP A Six Months ...... 19.60 the wards of the state Is con- Tha btU would apply primar­ A r k / who has steered all of the It also has opposed a federal Three Months ...... 9.76 still retained. ily to primes committed in the One Month ...... 3.26 It shouldn't really be news, of cemed. His grin among children niMor anttcrime bills through insurance program for police Single Copy ...... 16c is not os brood os that Demp­ District of Columbia, to nation­ t ^ Senate to recent years, in- and firemen, saying group pol­ By Carrier ...... weekly 76c Then it became "Bangla Desh,” with course, that Tom Mesklll doesn't wear horns. sey wears, but it has Its own al porks and forests, Indian roduced the legislation shortly icies now are available which MEMBER OF —— an “ a” suddenly substituted, no reason quiet, appealing ohoraotor. Per­ reservations and on airplanes 'before Congress adjourned. can be expanded locally. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and'^ahlps. ' The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ given, for the original ” e.” It was never a legltlmato' In­ haps he doesn’t turn thein on, He said it consolidated the es­ The bill in the Senate pro­ 8-TRACK TAPE titled to the use of republlcatlon of all ference that he was lacking in at first, os much os Dempsey But beyond this, and mot-e sential features of several vides for a program for public news dispatches credited to It or not othci^ wise credited in thispaper and also the The last time we looked, it had gone flesh to flesh kindness to chil­ did, but even Dempsey went to far-reafihliig, is a provislon/un measures on which his Senate safety officers patterned on the local news published here. dren. school in the buslnoss of find­ der 'wWch the federal gwem- Judiciary subcommittee on Servicemen’s Group Life Insur­ All rlgrhts of republlcatlon of special dis­ back to being the New York Times, the Wall to probe, the soft flesh of the r Now Mesklll has e n t e ^ him­ Cars Damaged D ^Iay advertising closing hours world’s professional do-gooders. For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday « Street Journal and the editorial page of self in the same kind cit school. c a r r ia g e For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. I In Wild Chase For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. this newspaper have been alone and al­ And although he may love all He performs there with grace For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday. and with gentieness, and one For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday. most futile in insisting that Rumania is the wards of the state in par­ I BOSTON (AP) — Three po- Classified deadline 4:30 p.m. day ticular, he has on emotional re­ con prophesy that, although he HOUSE I lice cfflcers were injured and betore publication 4:30 Friday for "Rumania” and not "Romania.” indeed never did wear horns, Saturday and Monday publication. sistance to the idea that Con­ I four cruisers and four private necticut must be quite so much and was Indeed always very automobiles were damaged We must confess that it doesn't seem Tuesday, December 28 of a welfare state. kind to children, he will come BARN I Monday to a 10-mile chase at to have made any difference to the peo­ out of his Immerelon with a I speeds up to 100 miles per And observers In the early ple of Rumania which way they are heart that Is a shade softer and I hour. Connecticut Next? phases of the MeskiU adminis­ more hesitant even when it A 15-year-old boy who police s ille d . But there are some said was driving a stolen car other Mesklll instinct — an in­ I just like to have things right, that's all. ary didlors. It will be,‘’ tre vol­ I was taken into custody at the fault" system of automobile insurance stinct toward a sort of lack of unteer to rule, the kind soft­ J $HOES and BOOTS!! j end of the chase. - an unqualified success; three other As for the people of the new countiy enthusiasm for all the compas­ ness and hesitancy which is not sionate causes which had be­ '’ OPEN 19!99 AJH. to6:S0PJH. The four cruisers were forced states, Florida, Illinois and Delaware, cn the subcontinent, there has never Couriesy National Galloiy. lof Art Washington. D.C. weakness, but a sign of the preO' I eff the street during the chase. come so dominant to the career ence of strength. MOM.. TUES., WED., FBI., SAT. ■ are venturing into it; the is^ e will been any dispute over the fact that they SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY: Not The Present Incumbent With The car they sought was Featuring I I wrecked. soon be before a new session ot-the Con­ are “ Bengals,” with an "e,” and out of Wig, But *^6 First, Alexander Hamilton, In Painting By John I^Timbull THDBSDAYB, 10:90 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. I The injured officers were Every Category necticut General Assembly. a distinguished race, and not “ Bangals,” 28 PUBNgaX, PLACE IN DOWNTOWN MANCHB8TEB ■ treated for bruises and back In that new session at Hartford, the ^------—TT! strains. which would make them sound like 1 ^ ^ “Come In The Back Way and Save!” ^ of Musical battle will be, once again, a battle be­ something in an American political cam­ Entertainment tween two speciail interests, each of paign song (Bowles, 1948) or diet (New Current Quotes i;«California campaign seeking release ot our prison­ and laziness and Inattedtica It took 22 years for “ the dust to setUO” leaders accuse Amild Weber of The irony for Stuckey is that out of regard for the true interests of and over the veteran Paul Zlf- ers, the Air Force acts as the and with our fear that ony.'jmo- KING’S PET DEPARTMENT between the United States and Commu­ he was prepared to turn Repub­ • ThaTurtlee • Joan Baez the public, and argue that, under a "no being an Administration fren, who recenUy was named true Nixen (nstniment in guar­ ment our efforts might be be­ nist China. We must hope that it %on't lican after the 1908 election if • Dionne Warwick • Stapponwolf "agent” on the Pay Board, the head of Muskle's campaign to anteeing that the number Georgia the vacant Manchester storesr eport best iiuurance comprinies really had to i» y Washington and Peking. It took Ameri­ menths cf footdragring, to the seat on the seven-member F'ed- holiday business to several "Philadelphia Plan” forcing the eral Reserve Board may cost the huge damages being collected^lBe- cans a long time to get over the feeling years. that China was ungrateful for all the construction unions to open up him his seat in Congress. cause somebody did have to pa^, and missionaries sent out there back in the their apprenUceship - trainii^ Stuckey, a close friend and 10 Years Ago Today in HUu^ry because that somebody was t^e policy days of "oil for the lamps of.” And, by programs and their 'union lists former neighbor of White House Today is Tuesday, Dec. 28, SAVE THOSE BABIES! similar standards. Mrs. Gandhi is unfor­ to a specified number of Ne- aide Charles W. Colson, inside Annual school enumeration In 1912, to Worid Wa* H, holder, Insurance rates kept^ climbing the 86tod day cf 1971. There are givably ungrateful for the help Ameri­ grees. This was a breakthrough pclitlcal adviser and hatchet- shows a total of 14,961 children Japanese planes bombed Calcut­ three days left in the year. until they had become a rq^or, instead cans like to think they gave India in get­ in the Federal government's man for President N'lxon, let it under age 18 in Manchester. ta India. Today's Highlight to History SPAWNIN« B A B Y S A V I R of a minor, item in /the American ting its independence from Britain. long battle to break the color- be known last fall that with the In 1962, Preoldent John F. barrier in construcUon unions. Federal Reserve Board appoint­ On this date in 1836, Spain Kennedy flew to"'Miami. Fla., family's cost of transportation. Americans seem to be peculiarly re­ reoegnized the independence of Accordingly, Weber's name ment seemingly in hand, he Half'MilUon Ants to greet the first'Cuban prison­ BRASS 59’ FILTER 59* Every excess wdilcl)/works its way into sentful of supected ingratitude. would not run for reelectlon. Mexico. ers released by the Castro , gov­ had become something of a On This Date the life and pracUpe of a society has to A third reason is even more human; dirty word in, union circles by But despite the sponsorship of Imported from Italy ernment in exchange for Ameri­ In 1846, Iowa was admitted to can ransom. cure itself sooner or later. the dislike of men at being outplayed by the Ume he left the Labor De­ one cf the President's most QUEBEC-'Half a miUlon ants, tent operatives, the appoint^' the Union as the 29th state. a woman. Not only did Mrs. Gandhi out- partment to return to teaching each over half an inch long, Ten Years Ago 'I Something is going to happen, sooner maneuver Washir^on over Bangla Desh, ment has now been killed. Even In 1866, the 28th U. S. presi­ law at the University of Chicago have been Imported from Italy dent, Woodrow Wllscn, was Mrs. Woodrow WUson d i^ In or later, to bring an end to the impossi­ she did it without visible effort. Colson was imable to ovecome just before the Pay Board was as a possible biological wetq>on bem in Staunton, Va. Washington at the'age of 88. the opposition of powerful Re­ ble escalation of the auto injury busi­ So. the early bridging of the gap is ex­ created. against the jackpine sawfly, In 1869, a U. S. patent for Five Years Ago publicans from Georgia—not­ pectable, or even possible. Yet it is high­ A footnote: Weber is credited which devastates Canadian trees chewing gum was granted to China detonated its flftii ness. ably Under Secretary of Agri­ ly desirable because it is the only real by sources inside the Pay grown for newsprint. William Semple of Mount Ver­ atomic bomb. It seems more and more likely that culture J. Phil Campbell, and way of keeping Russia from getting . the Board as the main reason the The ants are being tested on non, CMilo. One Year Ago the answer is going to be the "no fault” appearance if net the substance of major Howard H. (Bo) Callaway, the board has not completely col­ an experimental plot of the In 1908, an earthquake at A mUitory court in Spain sen­ influence over India. state's Republican national com­ system, and that Connecticut ought to lapsed under the weak chair­ Canadian Forestry Service in Messina, Sicily, killed 76,000 tenced alx Basque separatists manship of Federal Judge mitteeman. Both refused to Quebec. be next to adopt it. The first Important thing to realize persons. to death. here is that Mrs. Gandhi certainly has George Boldt. v HbatolNth Uom total Ammo tale flksr. M- not the slightest intention of becoming a Tunney Trouble • dmUs Non-White, Non-Ice, No Thaw puppet of Russia. The one thing she has Sen. Edmurri Muskle's cam­ proved above all else is that she is not paign Is learning that its en­ PLASTIC BEEEDINC TRAP 2 WAY BRASS GANG VALVE We find, much to our surprise, that we the passive, pliant type of female. It is dorsement by Sen. John V. Tun­ Molwnily Wnrd for S O * Air control valvo rogulatos air to O enjoyed and survived a non-white Christ­ unlikely that she is going to be bullied, ney of California, though a intimidated or managed by Russian man great boost to the Muskie band­ your prognant fhh'* Mtorohdornamont. O m 1 2 ’’ S t e r ^ mas in fine shape, mentally qnd any more than by Pakistan or Washing­ wagon, is not an, unmixed bless­ physically. ton man. 'Besides, she is now the unques- ing. We did not miss the task of clear­ ticned mistress of the Indian subconti­ To the amazement of Muskie Record Albums nent. And while she has some obligations ORNAMENTS and PUNTS ing the driveway, the worry of driving staffers, Tunney has moved in to Moscow for her triumph, she is more to try to take over the enUre Your Choice Of and parking on snow-clogged streets, or indebted to the folly of Yahya Khan. Muskie campaign for the June the deposits of melting slush on the But, unless or until Mr. Nixon chooses 6 California primary. He had no 30% off • Jazz • Popular Dane# Banda oriental rug. to extend to her" the hand of reconcilia­ sooner endorsed Muskie than he tion, she is going to appear to be more a attempted to insert Tunney men Fix Up YoNir AqimfiHiil • Children • Rock A Roll And if we really wanted the feeling of member of the Russian camp than Is throughout a campaign struc­ • MovloThomaa • Polk a white Christmas, all we had to do was good for the world, for the Unijed States, ture that has been In being for • Famalo Vooallsta wait for somebody to play the Bing Cros­ or for India. a full year. • Broadway Showa Specifically, Tunney wanted LARGE SELECTION OF PUPPIES by record again. Indeed, the safest strategy the United • MaloVooallata States could adopt at this phase in histo­ Nelson Rising, a Los Angeles Mdlli GuaranlMd, AKC RNglsl«rgd Papph A relatively mild, dry, non-tracking id would be one of neutrality with India lawyer who managed Tunney's In All Th« pMNilBr BrMds • Country A Waatam Christmas' can, after nil, be as good as between Russia and China. 1970 Senate campaign, to be­ AT KING'S DISCOUNT SAVINGS! come Western states coordi­ any other kind, and indeed a welcome There is no advantage to the United SbM whh R mon«y back giionNilM. KING’S LOW DISCOUNT PRICE change from the white ones we had been States to be more friendly with Russia or China. They are vast and hostile powers. having. Their disagreements are the sharpest A Thought for Today We also proclaim in advance that we and most dangerous In the world today. Sponsored by the Manchester ClilARANCE ON DOQ COATS con, this New Year's, do very well with­ There is no benefit for the United States Council of Churches AND SWEATERS in helping the one against the other. out the customary and traditional ice India Is in danger of being forced into "This is my commandment: 30% off Our Regular Price! storm which has, in recent years, been siding with Russia against China. The That ye love one another even as the delayed frosting on the Christmas best way to get India into a noncommit- I have loved you.” John 16:12 snow. ted posture would be in the company of Love Is not a sweet emotion the United States. Thgt road Is closed so that makes us feel good, but a And, if there is going to be no ice- long as Mr. Nixon's'advisers believe, way of life which must be fol­ crusted snow on the jpound, we will not perhaps mistakenly, that he has to be lowed If wo arc ever to have *'1971 riikaiia D«lb need that sloppy, unhealthy January anti-Mrs. Gandhi to order to be welcome peace. in Peking. — C^ISTTAN SCIENCE Rev. J. Stanton Conover thaw, either. MONITOR. / Bolton Congregational Church '— IF THIS IS Tsest)^^ fto m s T s e

f • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCifESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 19T1

Thursday at U a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ICaln South Windsor Obituary Bt. TIm Rev. L^man O. Farrar, Court Cases co-pastor of Center Oonfrega- M Zone Decision — ■ . Uonal Church, will officiate. / _.iTSSeiteh B. Xvlor Jr. Burial will be In Bast Ceme- oiROinr ooimT m iTsdsriok Bums Taylor Jr., tery. Manoheater Beaalon CDAP Education Survey: of OmW ^ a native of Friends may call at the fu- Delayed to Jan. 3 Several ohariss ayalnt a Staf­ BuoUand, ^ ed ysaferday at neral home tomorrow from 7 to ford Sprints man, wanted In Mlddlssei^ Memorial Hospital, 9 p.m. By BILL COB Washington state on a grand i MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1971 mddlstofwn, after a brief Illness. _____ (Herald Reporter) laroany charge, were continued Schools Satisfy Parents Hs was the huriMUid of Mrs. Mrs. Helen M. Gworek The Planning and Zoning Commission last night made * week, yeatenMy in court. Inne Lse Taylor. ______some revisions in its proposed M Zone regulaUon, de- P«*nfier, ss, was held May Trigger Fire from Troops sen. Main St., BUlngton; Mary] ■ ■ ■ ■ South Windsor parents are attending board meetings and and problems In the looal ed- R ockville Corsky, Kenneth Dr., Vernon; W08 In^^niokla!^ son* ot*M i^ 5?'. ? ** Union SL, signed to overcome objections...... voiced at its recent pul^ . °" apparently satisfied with edu- speaking to their child’s teaoh- uoatlon system, aiid to develop Lm c ^ Valerian Oworek, died lie hearing. ------charges of being a fugitive from wiui «iu ^ e __ cateaorie# re- aopropriato ways and means to Hospital Notes Albert Pelletier, West Shore ■■ Dr., BUlngton; Jouephlne N a r -H DncHiniMr ■ the lato^Fi^erlek B^Viylor "unduly connacatory," Pot- ®*^'[|**^‘‘** cetved over BOO votes, whUe tM meet the needs and'solve prob- kawlcz. Crystal Lake, BUlngton; _ 8r., and had Uved in (>mnweli discussion, the commission ter maintained, because It would according to the resulta of a ^aip by bocorn- lame. Ulster Parents. Told VteUlag hours ore ItiM to 8 p.m. in all areas except mo- Merle Mayo, Htfd, TY>ke., V e r -| | SPECIA IS " toe many years agreed to table action cn the require a large expenditure by townwide survey of education- ing a teacher’s aide on a volun- According to ODAP e o ( p ^ - non; Katherine Tarasek, Brook- Hi __nmny years. In Rockville for years, document until Its Jan. S meet- the develops* befm knowlns related attitude.. teer baals; 2S8 favored------Involve- tor------Oiaries Balosum, '-r' 0R|y . IS- tornity where they ore f to 4 and ill# to 8 p.m. lyn St, RockvUle; Sophie Cyr-M ON ■ Of War-Like Toys klewlcs. Woodland St. RockvUle; H Admitted Friday: Gordon Pamela McGinnis, River St.,' aa^iBlAST, Northern Island "A large 10-year-old can look Aluminum B (AP) Tr ‘ITw British Army dis­ Brigham, Doyle Rd., Rock­ RockvUle tributed thousands of leaflets to like a 14-year-old," uld MaJ. ville; Beverly DeLisIe, Stafford Discharged Monday: Viola I • DOORS I Jim Kellie, "and we have had parents In Northern Ireland’s Springs; Brian McGrath, 44 Sabato, Hartford; Mrs. Linda i trouUe spots today, warning: reports cf 14-and 18-year-olds Burke Rd., Rockville. Yonka and daughter, Hayes Dr., I • SIDINO ■ "If your cMld plays with a toy firing toe real thing. In toe Discharged Friday: George Vernon. | town.____ ”• and was ascended by WUbert Oar- builds what the commission ■*»«»“ l*rt of the Question reduced the survey scope 'oon- dark or dusk It Is extremely He was a past high priest of Adams, both of rl^, a new alternate. wanU. uted to^dT*!^ currioulum - 708 for, and 40 sldarably and calculations were gun in toe streets he may be Sargent, W. Main St., Rockville; • WINDOWS 2 WUed." difficult for aoldlers to dis­ Valdenars Punga, Trout Stream Washington CSiaptS^ ^M- a giMdchUdren The three veteran members Oarrlson, however, MToared “s B^iir omt*tf^fh. against Of this number, BU made on the percentage of re- tinguish between toe real tiling Pm T ^ ^ I U iI ^ ^ m r^ of -i* agreed to the request, imconvlnced and said he failed ulatlm’s ^mnta a*wation should begin on turns minus the high sohool 'The children a>e playing a Dr., Vernon; Nancy Baxter, • CANOPUS I CMumM.zTZ^ •e^aaaaemwa aviso DaDir. aiMsm . iT^ funeralfimAniJ will uHii be tub Thursday 'ntitswsfsses althoughoiHiMivK theyfhov favored#o«rMsosi bringingKsu..^.^ to see000 anyonv realMoi benefitKosioMP Inlea es-oo_ yoar-oldytBT^oul stepdaughter, itoDoauffliter. accord- uiauon s parenta reaDonaea. . . . _...... ^ new game called AMbush, toe and toe authentic-looking toy." Munson, Mass.; Louise Hughes, Youth Killed ^ Said Capt. Robert Long: "We w S s T ^ the matter to a vote, aa^ Ubllshlng the new sons. »"» t® Prosecutor WUUam Col The ■queK“*of'SSl?‘ the would be moat beneficial In f***„‘‘ the commenting on ..the survey, Army said. Youngstere, some­ Windermere Ave., Rockville; STAMFORD (AP) - I want parents to realise that sol­ George Grosch, Ctedar Swamp St., at a time to 1,; they were otisfled ^rith^ Th Potter’s argument that It U«»- was satisfied with their middle school, and II voted for Balcsum said he was "very times only 8 or 6. years old, George ‘Tremonte, 19, M b Screen Poreb ^ have pounced cn ai^y patrols, diers have orders to shoot to Rd.; Tolland; George Lucertni, Lyndhurst, N.J., died Monday H Bnolosares, Patio H j and past patron of Lady Warii- ^ ^ Pn>!x»al- They were ;^W help create more land Sue7 Srew yef.^^'no *>'• “»>» level. pleased with the number of kill anyone who aims n gun." Montauk Dr., Vernon. ington Chapter, OEB, aU In Mid- Friends may caU at the fu- chairman Clarence Welti, Al- *<» moderate-income private dm, 19, of 88 Weetmlnster Rd., mues, orew yea and no answers oueaUminalro returns idmlfloant returns *’ blasting away with plastic In Stamford Hospital of Internal" Covers and Oar Porto RR neral home.e tamoTTw from 7 fred Bleffert « k1 Truman Cran- housing, he replied, "I think charg^ _ belr» a fugitive ln_ the _foUowlng categories: weapona One common toy Is a ‘The leaflets, posted on doors Amltted Monday: Rose Marie injuries suffered in a one-car ■ rtietown. He also brionged to to 9 n liT ^ merren m Truman cran- Preschool 491 vea m no- «i«I Mtowed that 8(» parenU plan for he hoped other agencies M town icM y Tm tir s m dall. Joseph Swensaon was un- tiiafa a lot of baloney.’’ There from Justice, had his case con- rroscnooi, yea, SB no; ele- ..ii th. ^ repUca of a ‘Ihompson subma­ and stuck to mailboxes, warn Chioolne, Bast Hartford; Robert accident on toe Merritt Park-B Sphlrm Thmple Shrine of Hart- tie to the session. has been no evidence presented tlnued until Jan. 17. McCruden, mentary, 881-88; middle school, ford, several Shrlrte clubs In­ chine gun wMoh makes a ma­ fathers and mothers: "Many of Flucklger Sr., Lake St., Vernon; way Dec. 18, state poUce r e - ^ Cliuence E. Hantut At several poLtTtSng the «» need for more uJd cf this according to Capt. George Me cd- wlU make usd of the cluding OrtuiT of Manchester, chine gipi-llke noise and flashes toe guns could be confused with Searte Light, Baker Rd., Ver­ ported. H BILL TUNSKY ■ meeting, Paris and Oarrlson *yP«. he charged, Caughey, waa arrested by Man- ‘ej* admission,^ 217-88; and in the diark. toe real thing. No soldier non; Joan Lewis, Regan Rd., and the Masonic Veterans As­ Clarence EXtward Hatma, 73, ri^ er Potice on Information ««>«>» education, 880-44. ment after h ^ soh^, and 22 process v well M wtth long The car that Tremonte waa 6 4 9 -9 0 9 5 ■ sociation.------. of 233 W. Center St., husband of had „ , , voiced , .doubts ^ over j the — — At least three times during wants to shoot a cMld. ‘This Rockville; Donald Cbchran, driving had hit a bridge abut- ||l the received from Greenfield. Other questlona and resulU " * » " P»*«nhig activMtes. toe Christmas hMldays children would be tragic for all of us. Caribou, Maine; Barney Mones, His other alfUlations Include Mrs. Albina Podgle Hanna, died que^oned restrict apartments Mase., where he Is allegedly ‘"duded: Date received fromthe qiw^^ . . ^ „ ment. He had no passengers. playing. Ambush narrowly es­ "Nevertheless toe chances of Hartford ‘Tpke., Vernon; Marie the MOose and Elks Lodges of this morning at Manchester „„*'**r**l^ wanted In connection with gas Would you consider a system ^ Middletown and the Pratt and Memorial Hospital. The M Zone la designed to without prohibiting caped l^ing fired at by soldiers this happening are very real. Soucy, West WllUngton; Anna^ drastically restrict apartment station thefU McCruden is free that would hold teachers and Study Committee In Soufli Wiiidaor O om M n ^ who thjDUght they were terror­ Whltirey Aircraft Club. Mr. Harma was bom .Tune 21, administrators accounUble for *** ^ttempte to delineate needs Barbara Varrlok, tel. M4-jttT4. Don’t let your cMld play with beUe Neiman, KeUy Rd., Ver­ construction and require a mix­ Bleffert, however, backed the ®** ® non-surety boiul, ists, too army reported. these weapons.” Survivors, besides his wife 1898 In Manchester, son of the progress of students? Yes non; Grace Masinka, Main St., ture of moderate-cost private propoeal, saying It would re- Other cases diaposed of: South Windsor; Marjorie Peters, and mother, are a brother, Har- Alexander and Mary BMen Ryan Miohael Dsledrinskl, 19, of No 188. f U B O l L old Taylor of Mariborougb; and Hanna, and had Uved here aU housing In the tone. If adopted, strict apartments without pn>- Ven^oT d ls r w M U ^ '^ ^ what area would you be In- PhoenU St., Vernon; Steven two Mston, Mte. FrtsWe H d- of Ms life. Before he retired »" knowtag moro McLofferty, Meadow Lane, M ster^ Hhrtfctd and Mre. eight years ago, he was emptoy- f®"* u” '* 'T V T chiieS^dlsrommUr^ a r^ y«*r sohool ayMe^T ^ ^ Four Policemen Manchester: Jeanne Vincent, AUTOMATIC OR PhiHn nj. . .f *“ wMch M»rtmenU may be houses to be constructed. chafes or aurMrarauig a rea j sysiemT of Beth Sides Cancel Boston, Moss.; Joseph Poirier, PhlUp Bougeds of Cromwell. ed as a machinist at Pratt'arid *” wnicn yartments may light, making uimecesaary noise °***' «ducatlon system—829; Un- Glenstone Dr., RockviUe; Dor­ CALL DEUVERY Funeral servloes wUl ,.be to- WMtney Division of United Air- ^ «*^ **[r ***** wllh a motor veMcle, and hav- derstandlng the Instruction pro- BURNER PER GAL. morrow at 11 a.m; afettm Rob- « ^ t Corp.. East Hartford. He ^ ,7 * ^ * * Ing Ulegal mufflers, were ndted. gi'&m—838; Reports to the pub- othy Carney, Berr Ave., BUlng- 24 HR. erts Funeral Home, 'wae a Navy vetoraii of Wtorld mlt condomlnlum-typo apart- Win Promotions ton; Gordon Johnson, Donnel SERVICE YEAR ROUND application to the commlsdon mente with some ar^tectural Valdmars Kelgei^, 68, of 40 ^1® on education aoMevement Patris Peace Talks 8t., Middletown. Buri»l wlU b^War I. » - Hawthorne 8t., operating a mo- resulte-303; Changes in Rd., Vernon; RachM Paradis, in Bolton Cemetery. SurWvore. ‘ besides Ms wife, “ de^^eper ItoUd more Ingenuity. “ We’re prwlud- tor veMole while under the In- ®o nature and number of pupil (Continued from Page One) itwo sergeants were appointed, By DAVH> MASON panding the w ar." WMlwood Circle, RockvlHe; ______™ ______-ro a son,- E. Hanna *«. the future. ^ t j ^ f ^ fluence of Uquor, fined MOO, re- pcpulaticm—201. . ,__ ^ .. 1. .. V "Ince the speclflcationa an- PARIB (AP) — The United "Thte has created a very Janice ’Tomlinaon, Plnney Bt, tove long toen attacked by pc ^ .Topenlng for one BUlngton; Stanley Orlowskl, NATIONAL OIL CO. al home tonight from 7 to 9. Jr. of BoltocT^Itiro stepsons. clroum- ter said, "only restricting num- mitted. Also, E^lalnaUons of ft. Uce organisation officials - - * States and North Vietnam can­ grave situation,’’ he added. y Cyrene Oommandry wUI con- Charles. Aiglros of Manchester "*“ ®**' *5®y . . administrative sergeant, and he celed toe next session. of 'toe Laird ttrid a news conference King St, Rockville; Louise RTl- Richard A. Robbiiw, 84, of nandal management of schools- “smoke screetu to cover up ,ugjre,rted this dual promotion li««-5 54 4 duct a Mlasonic service tonight and George Argiros of Vernon: "® ^ ***> questioned the den- Coventry, reckless driving, ^ ed 320; Problems and needs of favoritism. Vietnam peace talks In simulta­ in Washington Monday that the at 8 at the funeral home. a stepdaughter, Mre. Catherine ®*-A*>y tmet. 'Ae otlwr^<^ ^ y d housiiig in the M Zone, MOO. may have been another .innoke neous actions today. heavy bombing of North Viet­ _____ a have to be devoted which would" avenge a^ ’‘mehard Shea 48 of 818 Main Unden^- Thte m o^. Welro reltera^ t«*nlque. ‘The meeting had been sched­ nam wMch began Sunday was ICrs. Beghia Mioklewlos brother, Walter Hanna uled for ‘Thursday and would prompted by vkdations of toe ROCKVm^- Mrs. Regina -o'! two sisters. Miss Mae Han- *®>- P^vate owners he felt It was "pretty high.” Marie Spauldl^ of (iventry, proj^dlu. ros^lTtoV (to m^ W ants poM te a ^ fld e have boOn too first since Dec. 1988 understanding with Hanoi lUoklowlos, 8, ‘The United States gave toe which resulted in President GroveUddewlo.. 8t and 94. TWland,' ft^r^y died of Uordhy Enee of Wethersfield; ______w S T t o 7 S o ^ l iJT^ Kuto M m*" -^aa^ ^ same reasons Defense Secre­ Johnson’s bombing halt. - yesterday at RockriUe General “ »<• » granddaughter. among opponents under moet exlstir/ aU-aparv w K ? ^SeSj’a m^r vc PJT ^ ^ tary Melvin R. Laird gave Laird cited recent shelling of Hoqpltal after a long Ulneas. Private funeral services wiU ment developments. These avei> Mole sdUle m d w the Influence thlm *** “ tmlnlstraUve officer, 8ai^ Monday to Justify toe current South Vietnamese cities In­ age about 12 housing units per of Uquor, flimd MOO learning dlsablUtles, social !*>•>•> * *«*} a** M them m coritinuirig sflth Their Holiday Decoration a Winner She was the widow o f Paul ^ Thursday at 11 a.m. at the of CUD controversy heavy air attacks on North cluding Saigon, violations M toe lOoklewlos. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Vietnam, the North Vietnam­ demilitarised sone, lack of Leslie, left, and Laura, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Parker H. Vaughan of 226 MStn. Mlckiewlcs waa bom In 219 W. Center Si. The Rev. Dr. ^ ru .T U “i."p.K ese said their cancellation was progress in toe Paris negoti- Ludlow Rd. and Southern Connecticut State College students, touch up “A Chil­ in protest against the air at­ tions, attacks rni U.S. recon­ dren's Christmas,” their design that won second prize in the holiday window­ tacks. ' naissance planes over North painting contest at Connecticut Hall, the college’s food service faciUty. Their TIiib United States and its Vietnam and Laos, and more South V^tnamese allies sug- attacks on all types of U.S. award was an 18-pound ham. The contest was open to all students living in gestbd no date for resumption planes thte month than he said dormitories and using the dining room facilities. Laura is a 1970 Manchester She leave, no lriinwIl«te«Bv ih. ftunlly sug^lhat any cf CUD In that recemWlng «*“«» apartments. ®I’ nT ” tof iww pou" SSS' iSSj ’V l - -sw cf the talks but said this "does had occurred In any one month High School graduate and sophomore art major at SCSC. Leslie sp’aduated rivers memorial contributions mav be controversy. wMch tend to depreciate rapid- 5^*vlUe, faUure to grant the " „ ^ ,P®“®®. a®*^- peM“» Welae aald that although Tin- not imply any Intentimi on the since 1968. from MHS in 1971 and is a freshman physical educaition major. The U.S.-South Vietnamese College port of our side to discontinue SL“-jrr '"w.,»«.-«»« z , - . 3ESaKl,«- :S 3 .E ^ s Uw| parte talks." It suggested statement today repeated toe WteKHbaon^maU 66 ______b u a 1 n e s s toLstry Irl Pwdteted. there would bo ride*. ”Po«®»>^- IW to ®»er co^mm^^ suite of Ihe exams are good tor that the liaison officers of the secretary’s charges. It accused Columbia four' delegations could set a North Vietnam of heavy at­ TV Tonight Lindsay Says new date. tacks against unarmed U.S. re- Szegda Renamed TirompsonGete sfrjrri,“ North Vietnam and toe Viet ccnnaissance planes, use of See Saturday’s TV Week He’D Run As rnm m ittM s P naf proposal ^ wttfadrwwn by toe 8» *<>r apartments. ““ “ *“• . ,T k T “ ^ ^ patrolmen, toe Mhn- Ox(g called for resumption of North Vietnam as a sanctuary Students In Nortii Cemetery, ToUarxl. To County Unit for Complete Listings. There are no calling hours LiO Illim tiee ro st aftermet^ A major rorialon in toe regu- *»*“*«• y®" t*>® ^ aseo^ dorses In oheetor toroe totals 78 men. toe talks on Jan. 8. from wMch to attack U.S. air­ -u T..!. ns. 1. stiff oiHXMltian lation miade last night Is toe U-SulUvan, 28, of Bn- cation decided to go along with |®w eMorcement frwn Mancbea- wtto toe new promotions, five A North Vietnamese spokes­ craft operating in Laos," recent On Agriculture A Democrat Mayor John Thompson has oppoeuon. opening section It renlaees the **®***’ ®P®*’®**tig without a U- a non-graded marking system, *®r Community CXdlege, and are regular deteotives, .igti* are indiscriminate rocket attacks S:M <8) Bis VaUer (C) C. been an>ointed to toe Oonnwj- , One p ^ questioned by Paris ^ c^ . ^ut w ^ toe questionnaire^ S«tor has a BA In business ad- se^eStT iStome w a v e man, Nguyen TTianh Le, tMd a (8) I Dream of JeaaBie (C) news conference that Uateon of- on Saigon, constructtmi of an in­ Selectman Joseph Szegda, was (84) Timmy aad iMito MIAMI, ETa. (AP) — Mayor ticut Conference of M ayan’ last nigM was toe exMlng two- 2 Weto- were returned^ 666 voted to re- Jwinlatratlon from UConn. (4t) I Love Lacy 8 « ^ ^ f < w L S r t lf C C ^ ^ w nAmwilH** aimI will flten nnnHAAilnn *wo- aimu uui ^Uie IntentUXem ofOS i-—i— «o*acs, - S of Weth- were returned, 668 voted to re- miiusirauon irom uconn.---- Ueutenanto. two captains, and a flclerii o f tiw two sides met at filtration road through toe de- re-elected to toe County Agri­ 5:84 (4> Drscaet John V. Lindsay of New Yoric, ^ legislative committee and wlU step ^VUcation procedure for ™ ®r«fleM, Issuing a bad check. tain toe. letter grade maritlng Minor’s brother. Officer Gary poHcewomsn. mlUtarized zone "for the pur­ (It) Hosaa’o Heroes lg{ a Republican until last August, the NVxtb Vietnamese delega­ cultural StabUlzation and Con­ OlfllsaB's bland (C) Sunday at H artf<^ itosiStel *****i* ^ ®®***°4**®?** apartments, which remains In ResldentlM M Zone Is" a "ng- ^ ------system instead of toe pass-fail Minor, Joined the department Employment — »"«f w e n pe-'i tion headquarters at 9 a.m. to- poses of continued aggreMlon" <44) Newe — WeaUier aad announced today that he seeks servation (ABC) Committee by G^rte < 0 > toe Dem(x:ratlc presidential need help? and failure to nejgoUate seri­ “ ~™’ I . N « , J- w«^;t dii Many FUe Bids rr"' " '»’«■ “• “r”** '« d can liaison officer at 9:08 a.m., week suspenaton. At the last Center, (44) The Salat Newe with H.K. Smith aad primary Is March 14. - Ms note at 9:18 a.m. bassador William J. Porter first selectman for six years, Harry Beaeoaer Lindsay attacked toe Nixon Cemetery. higher property tax exemptions at the cutset what toe buUder ^ ® “ *® “ ultifamlly dweU- The low Uddor In each case toe method ^ the ^eant^iand toe de­ A t^ t Oong spokesman, Ly called off toe Dec. 16th session was also named chairman of a. (»-M ) NBC Newe (C) Friends may call at toe fu­ Van Sau, accused President to give toe Communists time to 4:55 (4f) Newt <0> administration for ignoring the fer elderly Mtisens. intended to do. ir o- ^ T** "®* *"*™«*®t®ly apparent ® tecUve’e ex*^, with 18 cf to^ three-member county commit­ 7:4# needs of ordinary people In toe neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Flu Conquers N ixon'of'“gradually sabotaging reflect On their positions and tee, a poet he has held nine (8) Trath er Coneeqaeaeee (0) ThompMn gild that, because one of toe main reasons, ^ **‘®1?“ *»®®«»e « dlfUculUes In Inter- P<>“®® who appUed to take (U> Dloh Vaa Dyhe nation and toe world, calUng pubilo bousing unito can not people opposed CUD, he said; with reasonable protlng the Wds. botiT^ the conference", and said toe "negotiate seriously,’’ he said. years. He has been active In (ZZ-M> News — Weather aad Royoe C. Palmer T. Qarit Hull, roeooiiB given by toe U.8. dele­ Porter propoeed a meeting Dec. Bporte . (0> toe White House now "a (dub- meet toe need of Manchester’s was because they "felt they f®*“5?® 7^ as to toe ctoarac- Capitol Tire Co. of East Hart- **Ii-***” "** According to Maltemno sev- toe organization for 20 years. (44) ABC News (C) uoyce unanes palmar, os, oC elderiy dUssns, “It la doalra- reallv didn't knonr what waa ^ district and Its suit- ford otfered reductions at m voted, while 77 did not agree. Tn«n tvim wam am^ ki gation for canceling ’Thurs­ 23 but later canceled that one iKxise for privileged power at Szegda operates a 176-acre 7:44 (8) Glean Campbell Show (C> home and toe parade ground ^ ®‘**® *" communities such as going on. Preliminary plana ***® *^'’'*®® density per cent on tires and is per ** WJidered toe ® Hundreds More day’s aeeslbn were "a pretext and pitqKMed Dec. 80, wMch dairy farm in partnership with (844) Hod Sqaad cheater, died last Thursday in M’Awhnatfir Hiae eidariv tmwh. rw. ^ dwellings permitted and with cent on HdiM » child s ablUW. exam not, as a (18) Movb Game (C) for Juntas and generals from HARTFORD to JuMlfy the mxon plan for ex­ toe Communists accept^. his son Ronald. They have a (U44) Barge 8:4t (18) I4lb Aanaal Blae - G r » around the world.” ( ) I ■S herd of Brown Swiss and Hoi- FootbaU Game (O) if®*.. ‘*‘®_ **.?“ ****^_ ^ **™! asslstod In remaining in their toev wer» arettinar a ‘snow lob’.” ®< bulldtags and encouraging toeI bid. ^ *ouId bo contin- The exanwhave been suWeet *"* Ooonectiout, IncludM He said in a prepared they were getting a ‘snow Job’ ,' steins consisting of 110 milkers 8:54 (8) Hasrall Flve-O statement that Washington "is Carilne Badeaux Palmer, and own homes, ho said. moat appropriate use of land.’ Nlcliols-Manctaester Tire CO. *0 riarsrlns- chnmriui in among Its ricUms the ?fo .r 2 (S-«) Movie ( son of Mrs. Hasel Shaw Palmw Powerful New U.S. Bombs and 120 head of young stock. (ZM4) Fanny Bide ( a capital closed to the ordinary Welti and Town Planner J, -Ihe proposal iriglnally made offered lO and 6'^r ro^ *’"®"!? f*®^ £ S ? oS^tl^ «^®mnienT."Lt: n Chester of Glastonbury and toe The average daily production of 9:54 (S) Caanea ( citizen, but open to bankrupt lUte*' Eric Potter defended the two- Nlebele ( f late Charles Royce Palmer. n . »» .w«- f*'^^!®*®*®^ “w®^ ®« 1®M ductlOTs from Ore prices In a ^ who rialmeTto^^ °®^- HtaU. i milk Is 8,000 pounds. 14:44 (044^ Marres Welby, H.D. corporate giants, foreign dlcto- F con on u c O u a ge **■«» wUcaOon as Um more square feet exempt master UM R submitted. In *bree Judges cn toe oral board '”*® verifted case of the Make Instant Oearbigs Complete Course 14:1# (8) DavM Froet Bevae ( Sevan tammHi ton and to those wealthy Friday at toe Chauvin Funeral CUoi _____ FT TT______‘ »“ • .®® reasonawe procedure, me first "™® ® ®™"P«’«W »P®»® wa Prices, P'*®®®. one on® »».in1-^ . *e>®®t® Newe — Weather enough to buy privileged pro­ Snows Upswing a*®*® «» toe ^iproval of a site. ^ *y*®**f ,*yP“ - Ttiey must first reduce toe price by ^ ®>*®- ««*>«> be su^ct to S*®*®® was In Meriden PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A used In Laos and Cam‘bodle^ fus aky have completed a ten-week aad Sports » were also ®“ ®‘ato said. Code that became effective Oct. 11:54 (tt-14> Tonight Show J o h a » Miami to announce because Its of 8,280 feet, Is being used by my roads In mountainous areas Carton (0) for approval or dls^i^vM by ^ » a ®< more tom 00,000 feet ,®Tfteen companies to Ml o«er- ®®"‘®®^®^ »® tow® *Unoe then, "We’ve 'heard 1 . (SiS) Dloh Cavett Show (C) economic and cultural diversity in Magnolia Cemetery, Houma, vember figure was Influenced the commissi^ (1.87 acres) the mixtures would ed prices for some of the toe UA, Air Force in Southeast by creating landsUdes. ism. remedial a n d ^ ^ fl ®!!®!1*®‘J^ ‘**® yelsWUng of toe ^pom praoticMly every area of ' The course was conducted by 11 :U (I) Staurtime make It a testing ground for ^rvlvm , besides Ms wife by dock strikes on the East and The present procedure does •*® «qulred. Asia, ^ o scientists say. The bomb Is detonated Just the Northes«t»-n peoHA,-"i TjBW 1:4# (W) Nesra * Sign Off (C) Md momr, ore his stepfatoer. West coasts, but that It "does protect the public, Welti said, »*■ “*** ®*^®’ per^t for ex- the state," reported Dr. iomes the principles he will run on. Dr. B. W, Pfeiffer, a zoologist above toe ground, slmulta- Enforcement Training School at Taeeday, December M "-I am here because my fight Roberi Chester of Glastonbury; not have adequate information because both in Stage 1 and ®®"‘ P“ y on f a S S liv t a g ^ u c S m T ^ d tto ETl!"®®' " P®*" ®®"‘ *“ ■ **>® **®*^’ **®®^ ®* *»»® Health De- neously at both ends to create a PM mo slsten, Mrs. Rosalie Ooftin to enable It to specifically Stage n puUic hearings are re- developer said ^ to® Iteme, but at least one ***® written, and 60 per cent for toe partment’s Preventable Dteease at the I University ot Montana, EOSC: Donald Jr'eai-oe ui8„ at­ 8:4# Hedgepodfi;e Ledge (C> for toe nomination begins with Md for each Rom was received. Medium ®***’ ‘® ® ratio as a Dlvlsloii. HuU was home to bed and Qr- Arthur H, Westing, radial concussion, which leaves tended some of the classes. More 4:84 Beat (C> this primary and will end at M l^chester and Mrs. Olive measure toe influence of the quired at wMch the propoeal is requirement unfair no crater but blows away all 7:4t Sebaoe '71 (Cl Talk to S. B.M. Hobby of South Vrindsor; two strikes on toe statistics.” aired fully. “TTiat’s better than c®nrid®retions n « ^ t^e Manches- to Dmibuty with a ca s : M S ! biology department chairman seminars are planned for next 8:44 Btarih Bilate (C> the convention In this city,” he at Windham CoUege in Putney, trees and otoer obstructions year and it Is hoped otoer local 8:5e The Advooales said. nieces, three nephews, and an The bureau aald ejqwrts to- one formal hearing and a lot even in heavy Jungle to create • :it Blaeh Jeeraal (C> uncle. tatod $nrMUl^to"^” hr and a lot mis requirement was ques- to*l2^^P^,“to’ the "HaJTjud he could not esti Vt., claim toe bomb was devel­ ccnstables will bo able to at­ 14:4# How DoYo ar Chlldrea GiowT Following his appearances In op^ for "the instant creation a clearing about toe size of a tend, according to Beck, head whUe T iT S : ^ “TJ^JJ7“*****“he said. “*® ?“— ®^..*‘ “*® *^.®- » w Heamny„o»rui* uy rector------— of gene^ sendees. While TTuiic fni-.iim 1®:??./““ ;®1>®.‘® »*vTproper a*’' ” pi'vper mate iirnwi toeuiB number of 'ked on He ahd Ms wife, toe late In Washington a Pentagon Twelve girls have been chos­ to Jensen, Andrew Sadlon, and heroin on the other side of toe Catherine Kirk Robinson, ob- In 1W7. he repreieiited the another change In the propoeed "no," and 180 were undecided. Maltempo has questioned that and pains," H art^dT sptaesman said toe bomb has WATERBURY (AP) — en for toe cheering squad. They Martin Seymour; cuid a one- world—you will hear nothing Weiss Asks State Approximately 406 favored a are, Peggy Naumec, Cindy served their 66to wedding anni- **^.® ."*7 ®,*"®*"ber newly estaUlshed independent regulation. It allows 1.8 acres been used for some time and Police made two separate year star to William O’Brien. from toe corridors of power but LOAN versaryverurv h.//^..before g^^g J* the New YoA tar for more Irish government to a suit to of a small sRe to be used for communRy purpose bulldliig arrests Monday on charges of Pompeii, ’Tina Allain, Paula than 71 years, died at Ms Far- prevent turning over $2.6 mil-’ apartments up to toe point which would Include a swimming there has been no secret about Burnham, Pam Currier, Linda too echo of your cri^eq, for years ago Not to Gut Back sole and possession c< heroin. Manchester Evening Herald num Road honiA Rnnd.v U . H/w ^alned 'V------from— two Irish third of toe area “ of wio the totaliw i bas sent a tetter to Edward H. ®‘b*® bbrary next to the Mgh was taken into custody about Lohr, Faye Lyon, ’Tina Zanottl, and otoer growth which other­ Debbie Gilbert, and Jeanne ginia Cartoon, tel. 2M-9224. to travel to Peking or Moscow, tion^ we may be able to help you! You can Ada R. Rojas, both of Manches- ” "®® 1987. when he b ^ h t toe R ^ b llc loans that had been tract. At that point, toe require- Slmpoon, state commissioner of achool, wMle 188 voted against And He’s Raising Funds wise would require "toe In­ noon on Union Street on a Supe­ •but not to Harlem or Watte or ter; a sister, Mrs. Louis Kllnk- i **, Farm, wiMcn was the raised in the United States to ment to build a mixture of hous- personnel, urging that toe state ***ls proposal and 147 said they' rior Court bench warrant. He Lambert. borrow the money you need now under the sertion of personnel and equip Four Mode Voters Appalachia, or to the unem­ tamer of Manchester; two local poor house, and converted finance the struggle against Ing would take effect. continue providing towns wRh were.undecided. was arraigned in Superior ment prior to helicopter as- EViur young people presented ployed In Oape Kennedy—to toe goverftmenl giiaranteed student loan pro­ grandcMldren, Daniel K. Rojas . . . , A UUrd major revision was impartial interviewers for per- Parents were asked If they has coUeoted over 1800 for Ud- »hi«w ^ ? **** ®®'®^ *® Mault," he said. Court, and tall waa set at $178,- places where Americans wait of Manchester, and Mrs. Beiilta ™ «i T ***®a 1. ^^r®^®®*® ®* Har- Cannon, deqHte toe clvlI-war added to ensure that toe com- sonnel exams. had. to go outside of toe school ney treatments tor a 18-yeor-old Taaipte oold themselves to toe first night Cigarette Tax 000. for help." gram imd repay after you graduate from K. Molchan of Billerica, Mass., 7 1 “J.®®” * ®" “ ■ ®»" V®®- R®m ®<««> her teat name. "Nobody refused," he oold, "and foil pockets of suspected heroin In Chicago York has fashioned himself as we will show you how this plan might help rom. . .*L®.*^‘ {">Prtfo^«at there cf Eamon requirements of toe regulation, dtecontinued, to help cut bock help was sought by 82 of the Joreph Temple, head of T’Bm- ®“ "* *“ ^ “ aU thte mom- of Mo(lern Weaponry Develop­ three chose to remain unaf- ment on toe Human Environ­ with an estimated value of a spokesman for the nation's Ik « “*'**? k® “ v .y^®*®*'®’ ® •®“ *®*’ *" “ *® ®‘®^®< ‘"H*® commteslon coMs in state government. Wetee parente and two eougbt tutorial ple’e Floor Covering and Chr- filiated. ment In Indochina." The paper 180,000. He was charged with ’Town Clerk Rita Cloutier rep­ CHICAGO (AP) — A flve- rapidly growing urban popu­ ... P^® r In toe firm, John rebellion who later become ehall approve plans within 86 esys, however, “Because the help. ^ P*t, 808 Main St., on mundsy When Tenmle *w Rose lihrie two counts of sale of heroin and cents-a-pack tax to be Imposed Penonal Notices W. Davte, In a number of president. gfffr r6C6lpt if it Is. I.. as- 4____ / Thu nAfMrdA AAVJMMhjf IMIVAO* AAU/ Msa aIaI i.a-- Asn. - s _a. _f W was read at toe American As- resented toe board. A new law lace, aald he will "speak for cases Davi. th. ' r„ lou .n. ^ ------—v - v - - Ands sendee Is unique In its Impor- /.The people tavored longer saw toe girl identified only so on trievteton sRUng In a h » soolatloii for toe Advancement two counts of possession. allows toe board to operate cn all cigarettes sold In Chi­ the America that Washington cases. Davis, toe Democratic In 1988. Cannon gave the for- that said plans indicate that toe ttellty, te paid for by toe various *>®“*’® tor the school library by Rose Moris of Tonona, Chllf., Pltol bed, he todugM in temu of McDonald said the arrest re­ cago has been upheld as con­ has ignored." cudldate, lost toe presidential mer.fir ourntlt*Dufour property TWVkff\Ate#V InI m the requirements of^ a t . 1 . _____ i.4___ A ______.a ______...... a HAA-dAA AM ^ AO.- ______... . . " wwmsssm hM of Solerice’s 188th annual meet­ with one person, either toe town In Msmoriam AlAAfinM 1— V .»t__.-4se- __ .. _ ^ tote aeotlon towns and could not be provld- ® ®^ 808-168. on tetovteion. She requires hhi own two ■■wi rdT sulted from an intensive Inves­ stitutional and toe way now ap­ la loviiin* of iisiy Ora- fi?®^®” h) Calvin CooUdge in Lakevlllo section to Salisbury, have been m et," ing here. clerk or a selectman. He added that "six years of bowAI, __ ed locoly, I etrongly recommend School tyetem porsonnel were tt-®stmcnte with a klteey m s- Aged from 11 to 18, be explalnad! tigation by toe Central Nau­ Mrs. John Pringle, Republi­ pears clear for It to go Into ef- running toe second biggest gov­ 646-1700 - - ******* ****' and it was named Cannon Minor choHSes They sold they visited Viet­ b«r 28, 1970. Cannon Minor choHSes In wording that it bo continued." rated on the effeoUvenees of ®*>^ hoop her olive, oooord- ''*he got to me," ho aald. The gatuck Valley Regional Narcot­ feot'Jmn. 1. ernment In America—six years Cannon, bom In Andover, Park. nam In August on a mission for can registrar, said 18 new vot­ Mwaya a allent heartache N.Y.. was a graduate rf Aifr^ fVnnn« I. . k. *"®?® *" ®***®*’ ®®®' ^•*®® ®*®® ‘honked Simpson their positions, wRh toe Board *"* •®.“‘® n®wsooM. Booouae her TornpU tamtly lives In Bsst ics Squad, ers have been made since the Judge Nathan M. Oohen of of a fight for survival—has con­ Many a eUr“‘ ' graduate of Alfred COnnem te survived by a son, lions, and one paragraph was for Uw service recently provided of Education and school admin- I»«wnte ore flnanoiolly unabtil Horttord. toe SoiehUsts institute for Pub­ In a separate Incident, police *9‘ jtiwsyelUway. ----- a bMuitlirul:------memory University. He had practiced John Dormer lic Information, a group based last voter-makliy; session and Clroult Court upheld Monday vinced me that our commu­ Of the one we loved eo dear. law in Buffain MV '..A „ ■ .^A.k7^7™**’ S®*V*®"’ *our deleted wMch was found to bo by the state In administering Istrotlon scoring ’’average,’’ PWld# ths WOlW noedod tor Area oontributore may. send arrested Llnwood L. Hicks, 26, about 28 yoiling people have been toe right of the city to impose nities and neighborhoods will Ood gave ua atrength to bear It, with toTtewM *7**' “"»“®®®®®^- oral exominatioiu to candidates and toe principals and teachers J,® ‘«^®nt*. * Rose Marie ______/ In New York wtiose current cf Hartford on five counts of ^ cm iua to face the blow. president is ontoropoloilst Mar­ mode voters since toe legisla­ toe tax, which several cigarette have a chance only when Wash­ But whatjt meant to 'loae you Uw Bri? 7"*®®.* ------to r premotien to seigeont and socrlng "excelleiR." **«««>. Bon K, TBnona, Ohaeka gh o^ ta iS d l fSTto sale of heroin and four counts ture lowered the voting age to distribution firms had con­ ington looks beyond Its shel­ No one OTl ever know,know. inS 7 “ **®*®” ^®*"' **• Wednegdsy In Bt. Porcupineg are congldored a doteoUve In the Police Depart- The nem f. f.it th.» «t,rh» '*®** **••" the Rose Maria taLa garet Mead. tSiughiugbter. Sally KIrka. Ing the Davis firm. Mary’s Church In LakevHie. uwvon _ The parents felt they might „ i ^ *0dnay |Mnd- of possession of heroin. 18. tended ae In violation of toe tered walls." The weapon Is designated toe He was arrested In toe city avings ank Scout Awards equal protection clause of toe yndBay said the process will S B h..p u» „,u„, V k sHwi B ^ 82B general purpose high Jail, where he was being held explosive concussion bomb, 4.8 At a recent Court of Honor for Illinois and U.S. Oonstltutlons. begin only with "a wHIlngnesa on robbery ohaigse since Sun­ Stephen FllllmorS, several other- Revenue from toe tax, which to face the truth. feet In diameter, over 11 feet day In lieu of 110,000 bond. With long and weighlnif 18,000 Boy Scouts received awards. was approved by toe City Coun­ "I Joined toe Pemocratlo par«- the new charges, total bond Wesley Burnham, elected sen­ cil Deo. 10, will go toward sala­ ty," he concluded, "because It iM k pounds. Within a thin stssl cose was Increased to 120,000. ore 12,600 pounds ot a dense ior patrol leader, was given toe ry InoreaMs for'*city officials. waa open; because It offered OF Manchester Life Scout award and several The etato taxes cigarettes on the best chance for new lead­ blasting agent mods up ot omo- uemktf f O.t C nium nitrate, aluminum powder U your raolpa ooUs for melt- merit badges. a sliding scale that begins with ership. Should I win toe pri­ mary tatties, I do not talteve ll«Ml ond a binding agent, toe sol- ed rimrtenlng, you may meas­ Guy Beck Jr. was elected a nlna-oent levy per package on mmtimem Mid, ure it either before or after patroi~1eader and won several the first $700,000 worth of tax that olosed-door politics can or MAN0HI8T8H • lOUTM WIN080N • IA9T HAHTPOBO • WH.f0a ' ■ghs two men sold they melting, for the quantjiy re- merit bodgas. stamps purchased by a dis­ will override the oholoe of the o MolnOmea • FortuMto • Na laU mmI M M n Noleti • OpJi toi'IH Noto^l Isanwd toe bomb bos been molM the eome. Jomee Jensen vros elected tributor. ® people.’ ’ PAOBTim MANCHIfflTER gVEyTNG HERALl). MANCHE8TER. CONN.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 158. 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1971 PAGE B L E W

Save-a^Life Sunday Girl Scout News Under U»S,^Soviet Agreement Coventry in 1971 Zone ChangiB Denied

Troop e u The Baby Many Made It a Success Junior Girl Scout Troop 614 of Space-Flight Data Podroye Application Waddell School rocently pre­ WESTERN A Crisis-Ridden Year sented a play, “Once Upon a The Planning and Zoning Commission last night turn­ ‘The donation o f 422 television sets, which Canteen Christmas,’ ’ for the senior ottl- ed down Atty. Leon Podrpve’s application for a zone pints of blood during the fonors to watch the Mrs. Helen ElUett sens at Mayfair Gardens on N. (r t e r o M ^ r r o m ®**“ '*’ government by ciUsens a report Issued late In the year Mrs. Rosalie Norris Been Named change on 81 acres o ff Spencer St. fivA-hnur nerlod o f ^ v e - a - playoffs while waltinj-. Main St. Will Be Shared On the surface^leost lOTi currenUy being in general appears to be in- by a school building needs com- T MU Their Sunday donaUons Mrs. Gertrude Pascoe Podrove sought a change to ------1 ^ 0 Sunday bA the Man- these people to these Scouts Who participated in the SPACE CENTER, , Houston now NASA’s director of life acl- BED Mrs. Mary Herman Business m for the site, which plained changes in the road clr- Chester Hi|^ School cafe- jeveis: play, written by Mrs. Manuel encea, and Dr. N. N. Oumvskly crisis-ridden one for tte ^ placement pro- Despite criticisms of tte char- vesUgaUon that no new school Nurses Aides (AP) — The United States and cf Coventry, o year in which *** J^sntry High SchocI tor. however, the town meeting buUdinga would be required for 1i off the north side of the cuUtion plan made after con- teria was a iwnarkable ac- one oaiion: joim Romano- Margarido, troop co-leader, are of the U.8.S.R. Ministry of Bidlake, Richard Fierce, son of Pierce and Joyce Mekop Mrs. Kathy Boulais the Soviet Union have agreed to the town seemed^ to experience J*"*®” : those eligible has continued to prosper in the five years. TTie committee rec- street hear the ESnat Hai^ord miHln

Is ne^dsd dsfly to hasp the Job weeks ago after a tour of the Bfanchester United States on behalf of Is­ From Manchester training |frogram in opsrstlon. Moshe Dayan, and Wife raeli arts and crafts. Hospital Notes Ths Springftrid Goodwill She is the manager of a well- vnMnDfo HOUha Goodwill Boxes Yield servos hsndloappsd psopis from End 36-Year Marriage known handicraft enterprise every city and town of wsstem and has been an activist In pro­ lulermoeiate Care Semi- moting Israell-Arab contacts, 464 Job Training Days Mossachuarite and northsostern TEL AVIV (AP) -Defense newspaper Kaarets. She would I private, aoea ■' t . p.m., aad 4 Dayan is 08, Mn Dayan 04. Connsotieut. Minister Moahe Dayan and hit say no more, and Dayan re­ p.m. ’ 0 p.m.| private roome, They have three grown children OonaUons of usaUo oloUilng ter and Broad Sts., nsultlng In Ths eoUeotton boxss prbvida wlfa Ruth wars dlvoroed today, fused to discuss the divorce rPAOB MANCHESTER EVENINQ HEBALD, MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1971 IS a.m. • I P«m„ and 4 p.m. ■ s and other repalrablo Hems in anding 86 years of marriage. with newsmen. But the couple and five grandchildren. p.m. 237 days work; and 1,908 bags of an Idaal way for the public to two Goodwill Industrios Oolloc- amtertol at tbs A 4 P Super­ dlsposo of unwanted, unnosdod, Hie marriage was dlstrived le generally believed to have 1 pedlirirleei Parenta allowed Uon Boxes in Mpnohester during according to Jewish law by had marital troubles for years. paid off in the next two yeSrs. an undergraduate from Califor­ aay Mtlia 4*eep4 aoen-s p.m.i market, E . Center St:, which repolraUs and usable olotMng Extended Forecast For another, there are the re­ tho pari year have provided 464 Shkmo Goran, ths chief rabbi Haarets reported that former Increasing cloudiness Thurs­ Tuition Dispute nia. They complain that their otben,^* * > P*m. provided 227 days work. shd oppUancos, quests cf Mesklll’s commisalon- financial situations make them Job training and job opportunity Eight bags of material sup­ Materials srs esrtfully sotted of Tel Aviv and formerly the Pramler David Bon-Gurion In­ day. F air Friday aild Saturday. Politics' Will Determine SeV OMWlvai !• ■•«!.•$ p.m. I days of work for handlcsiipwl head rabM of the Israeli armed ors fer mere mcney for their Decision Awaits unable to pay the extra tuiticn 4 p.m.f Sjp.m. port one handicapped person one and routed to ten dlftsrent re­ tervened a number of yean Temperatues will average near departments. And there re­ and fees. people at Springfield Goodwill day, '9 pair dritsrtments. The refuiWsh- forces. ago to keep the marriage from tc or ■I'/'htly above normal mains, despite nil the real and Scholarship Bid lateuMVe Oare and Coronary Industries. UConn students classified as Oar$i tmllMdlate famUy only, The riatisUcs were revealed ed Items ara sold at sconomy His divorce took place In breaking up. with daytime highs 40 to 48 and attempted austerities, the A total of 1,897 bags were re­ by Alvin J . Gagnon Jr ., oxocu- prices in OoodwHl ThrUt Stores, R a ^ Goren’z home. The newspaper Yedlot Aharo- overnight lows from the mid HARTFORD (AP) — state residenu pay gl78 in tui­ any Mdia. HmltoO 4o nvo mlii State Taxes Next Year strong possibility of a deficit tion per seinester. Those from ceived at the box located at the live director, who streesed that The entire proceeds go into "We have decided on this to­ not said Mra. Dayan Initiated 201 inland to the mid 80s at the A federal judge deferred for 48 WEATOWIC ntee, * A 4 P 8iu>ermarket, at Manches­ Read Herald Ads for the current fiscal year, in ■i:- By DON MBIKLE last summer. And that goes for out of state, however, pay |42S a continuing flow of materiala wages for the handicapped. gether,” Mrs. Dayan told the divorce proceedings several ccast. sembly, and he suspected the which tax collections are run­ BEateraHyi Fathen, 11 a.m. - H A IJ.T FORD (AP) — quite a few who were promi­ hours a decision on a prelimi­ In tuition and an additional non­ 1216 J/j SILVER LANE — EAST HARTFORD ■ GOP was trying to encourage ning below expectations. Ui 4B p.m.^ aad StSI p.m. • 8 No iiauO coul4 be more dead nent in the pro-income tax the Democrats to stick their nary injunction that would atop resident fee of $200. ' p.n!i.l ottwM, S p.m. . 4 p.m., than the state Incoine tax «s ranks. If there is to be sertous nocks out. So, once again, the question the University of Connecticut The Judge's delay came after will be not whether there are to "THE LARGEST. FRESHEST MEAT aal diSS P |x;rcent of nia, Minnesota, Connecticut :uul III C. X/woIand, 29 Cbttage St.; come tax? the 'fimes Square ))eep shows, with Pennsylvania. Ddh(|NralKLi. Mangano, 28 Lodge Some Democratic legislative Dr.; Mira. Diana L. Mbrria. :uinual profits reaching into the mil- Another New York |M>rnography Hl-G leaders have been saying that NOW'S THE TIMB TO (»U>EB ¥OUR ASSOBTBDi WUUmanUc. STEAKS !STEAKS litms. (1 i>day, although Franzese capo there is no chance for accept­ ring, he;tded by Mafia Salv:itore Also, Albert W. NaokowaU, tAVEic / r f i d ance of an Income tax unless has heen imprisoned for a bank-rob- Manarite and smut (leddler Richard MEAT PLATTERS and 88 Lockwood St.; Mra. Barbara FRUIT DRINKS NOT N.Y. STYLE Dailey Kosher Spears...... > ::;^ 9 * and until Meskill takes the in­ ’ Smut: ■ bery con.spiracy, these machines con­ Portela, has moved into the new J. CFNoU, SS S, Alton St.; John itiative and comes out publicly tinue to funnel vast profits into the r:icket in a big way. In a ten-month ASSORTED SALADS! F. Rolchle, Broad Brook; Au- ! i SAVSIlc o t in favor it. Hielr feeling is Colombo “family’s” coffers.) |)eriod ending tti August it/jq, fed­ i r t f I. Smith, Dunn Rd., Oov- that they were burned by this entry; MM- Rtephanio 8 s ^ - I Dailey Kosher Dills...... • x 4 7 ’ Following the trail blazed by eral authorities .seized more than year's hassle over taxes, \^ch The Mafia’s Newest Specioi Prices on Quantity (Dari Hartford. SMALL f began when the governor'^pro­ Franzese, (Jolombo’s men set up a $2.2 million worth of sex photos, YnariEROAiT: a posed a complicated tax pack­ film-processing plant it) the New playing cards and magazines turned Orders of Coid Cuts! star to Mr. and Mrs. FhlUp 44 sz. G e i^ Shrimp...... m age last Februtury that was Racket York area as the hub of his pornog­ out by the group. W hat’s more, the Rosch, Armstrong Rd., Coven­ CANS lAVSMORt ^ widely viewed as an invitation raphy network. At capacity, the mobsters developed a new wrinkle , ALSO TURKEYS COOKED try; twin daughters to Mr. and to an income tax. (oroBri NapUm ...... 3 » :’ l Three years ago mob leaders discovered plant turns out 50,(xx> reels a month to lower costs and increase their al­ Ifiro. William JoweU, 218 Spruce ITie governor was sub­ If you oitler it in advance St* HSINZ o sequently willing to discuss an pornography—and the astronomical prohts of hard-core sex. A reel of color film, ready swollen profits. Instead of pro­ PHONE 568-5830 raBCHAROBD YESTERDAY: ■ J Iw. which costs $3 to print, sells for $50 ducing their own magazines, Man­ diili Sauce ...... 39^ Income tax, but the ta^ks broke to be made from it. Today, from coast to coast, VlohMT J,_Plsnt, 41 South St., POPUUR down late in May—because of —a t5(i6-percent profit. To run the arite and Portela simply plagiarize RciokviUoY RriMrt Russell, Bari BONELESS CALIFORNIA LIOHT CHUNK ptdiUcal considerations—and they dominate what has become a multi- plant, Ojlombr) drafted convicted Swedish (xirnography for U.S. dis- HartfoM; Lisa A. Banks, 64 MAYONNAISE bo n eless Chicken of the Sea Tana '^ 39* the income tax did not re- (xirnographer Michael (Mickey) trihution. Examples: Adam and Eve Payh Wsst Dr., RookvlUa; Den- emerge as a significant alterna­ million-dollar business Zaffarano. Distribution of the filth and Color Climax, magazines show­ FREEZER SPECIALS! isiif A, Balyga, 1261 Pleasant tive until a sudden and surpris­ VsUay Rd., South Windsor; Paul TOP SIRLOIN TOP ROUND OHUOK is handled largely by Qism o and ing lesbians and homosexuals in an Nttnced Clams...... 3 t ing campaign in special session B y Of.oroI'; Dknison For Your Freezer or For Steaks For Your New Year'* H B,t Sdimldt, RBY> 4, Ann Dr., fulminated in its jiassage July Frank Cangiano, veteran money­ endless variety of couplings, and Ac­ Party. Cut to Order — Get All PORTERHOUSE STEAKS * RookriUa; Regor P. LeBlanc, N’-ft New York dock,/i crate flashily dre.s.sed Americans—one the makers for the mob. tion and Climax US.A., which fea­ when you buy . . . h 4S Foarl S t; Mn. XXmnld Le- or. STEAKS STEAKS STEAKS Snlecl Ripe Olives...... 4 as ’ 1 ** The Democrats are not eager from Copenhagen ’ labeled owner of a chain of smut film thc-- Each month the Cangianos ^ w ture interracial intercourse. Pavd and daughter, Bast Hart­ JAR ^o go through another roasting “cups and saucers” breaks aters—are refused entry into the out,'thousands of reels of sex films Doing business with mob por- ford. *\e the one they received at O Pitt^ Ripe Olives...... 3 ’^ ^ 1 .le hands of angry constituents open, and out spill' dozens of glos­ country. The reason; authorities be­ and tons of erotica-ebooks, maga­ nographers can be dangerous, as it ^ 4 3 8 VICTORY P------sy-colored magazines showing nude lieve the two have arrived to discuss zines, playing cards, photographs was ill the case of a publisher who LOM Sl .Venum 8 2 8 men and wdmeii entwined in sexual and comic lxx»ks—to .smut dealers Mafia financing with'a U.S. under­ was.'scvercly beaten by goons be­ ""HI ' 'l b . ' AAeroschhie Cherries...... 3 ^ ’ 1 » Police Support embraces. Customs agents arrest a world leader exiled in that country across the nation. In February t969, cause they believed he was cheating (iTBeau^ AhdA Hi ROYAL ANNK Mafia cupo for importing 22,(xx) cop­ The.se incidents are evidence of a the FH I raided the Cangiano.s’ them. In the'^case of Atlanta’s Ken­ 'Hub To'Induct > fiiH KMbasa Anm r Baioiia A Livarwwst Timbers’ Balk ies of the Scandinavian pornogra- Hrtxiklyh warehou.se, .seizing hard­ Stuffed Mem. Olives..... >" 3 9 * sinister new development—the Ma­ neth (Jap) Hanna, Mafia-connected New Members CUTPROM MTTOM ROUND Fraskiy EiOH i Biaf SAVRMORR ' At 2 Paroles >- phy. fia’s takeover of a substantial portion core |)ornography valued at $550,txx» (xirnography proved fatal. H is bul­ of BEEF j ELU SELTZER . ^wiss Steaks I In HoHywcxxl, a pniducer of sex- of the btxjmiiijf multimTIlion-doilar and ' arresting both brothers on new members will be In- let-ridden hixly was (bund stuffed (18 to SSdb. average) . H ‘ Virfiiia Bakii NaH Geisha Pineapple '4 -S^ *1 STI^TFO RD (AP> — Heads cxploi((itiun films pulls his C^adillnc (Kirnograjifiy iiidtisfry. "Organized ch;irges of shipping obscene mate­ _^.,jd into the Suburban Wbm- TABLETS 47 Swift’s Skiiliss FriEkfirts 69*. in the trunk of his Cadillac. This on’i|,Club of Venion, BHington osiiHA ' m *m of seven police organiza­ up to a curb. Hefore he can get nut. crime'fs mit-f'Qst moving jiito the lu- rial across state lines. (The Can­ grisly execution remains unsolved, tions throughout Connecticut aiuk\ToUfiid at the meeting to Swift’s Brewi I’ Sarvi Saisaias •« 65* Oscar Mayir $iic«i Oacoa MandoriP OraoMes...... 4 * 1 a burly gunman jufhps in and orders cfativo-tralKc in ohscen^ materials," gianos were indicted and have been a graphic illustration of the deadly bb arid ilext THiesday at 8 pjn. endorsed a statement Monday TICKS FORMULA-7Cc Oscar Mayer Littia Wiiairs 49* Oscar Majrir Liik Saasafa efeiSMAMANOARIN ORANOtS A _ _ supportiiy; former U.S. District the film-maker to “keep i|uiet'' ahput- comments Los Angeles county sher­ ;iwaiting trial.) Records li)und in atmosphere that |>ervades the )M>r- Mb; the Sppner Road Scho(>I. mob efforts to take over his business. Nneopple Tidbits...... 4 Judge William H. lumbers for iff Peter J. PitcheSs. “It is already the raiti revealed th;it the Cangianos nography indu.stry. New .^bntwra aro: 2b«. ‘44’ COUGH STRVP 13 CiiHriiia Gme Siokad HaHS'^-*^!ADOSD MALiT 59* “ •65* VS, 79*tb. his criticism of the early parole “There are things more im|Kirtant therc.’i,Adds Paul Curran, chairmfin were supplying outlets in 12 states An incredible example of the way J o s ^ IMeriy, Mrs. Edward L. HOLIDAY PAVORITS c l two convicted bank r o to rs . than your life," he says. “Your fami­ of the New !^_)rk State Comjnission <—M;iryland, Massachusetts, New things are done in the |Hjrnography Fsnben, Mrs. John R. Holmgren, Paari Drops Taotk Poiish .U... P Planters Mixed Nuts...... 8 5 * The statement said rank-and- ly, your children." of Investig.i(ilay snd Mra. thing is wrong when so quali­ Midwestern city. Marvin Miller, a " Rd^tt'shostess; on Jan. 12, the handl- POPULAR POPULAR t course bring in more money than Inc. The New York Investigation sergeant. “He h;id a policeman’s uni­ said, “you can fiirget about that STEAK, cut a* desireil! orafte group will meet at the 2 LB. and devoticHi to duty and for brothels, and that lenient court de­ 3 49^ Sour Cream nai) speaking out when our so-called (xjmmission identifies Hark as part form on,” Miller told me. “I thought money.” home 9f(MM. JDonaJd Gandkil, Coffee Creamer C s CAN cisions have made peddling dirty 106 Hany Lane, Vernon, S p.m.; • f .G of a smut conglomerate controlled he was going to arrest me.” " POTATO GRIPS SAVE MORE system seems to. falter as he Not even as big an oficrator as COOPER Cewpew M p im PpIm On . Si* I9?i books a lot le.ss risky than cracking U.S.D.A. MM. Antiiony lamonaco wUl co- UmWieGF cirttiMGr 9 feels it did recently in releasing by yet another gang.stcr, Joseph Instc;id, the officer chatted with Atlanta's Mike Thevis (who is cur­ heads to extort shylock loan pay­ hoabass and Mra. Chaster Gouda A Edam Chaote >.53* Raddi Whip Topping 7ei.i two convicted bank robbers," Hrtxchini. Miller, and sub.se<|uently .attended at rently under a federal obscenity con­ Bukowskf* wUl demonstrate the the statipment said. ments. Some law-enforcement offi­ lis t. Hrocchini, referred to as a “gam­ lea.st one other meeting .about the viction) is immune. In k/xj, at a art of nuiUng papier mache ■AO SLICED Rfejhd 6I^II-LIANT_ " f U T " ” ''' It also voiced regret that cials claim that smut is now a bigger bler and loan shark” by the New film, which eventually did run in convention of pornographers in Las plOOUGfll. I let. Timbers had not been publicly money-maker for the mob than nar­ American Loaf Cheese >b-8T Ceekea Shrimp supported by "organizations York commission, heads a compet­ local theaters. The pdiceman says V'egas, Thevis was in an exp:insive SIRLOIN HIPS: On J«ni 18, the Reader’s If DAFT DIET which proudly carry the law- cotics. And one thing is clear; today, ing .smut empire. H is sex brxiks and that this was none of his tioing, that m(xxl. bragging that he ownetl t)0 Theater group will meet at 8 and-order banner, and who the Cosa Nostra dominates the .sale magazines have made him over $i he was merely a frieii;tl of the |)oli- p,m. at the home at Mra. Roger R a r tY S n n e h s -2 4 9 * Imperial Margarine lb. |ierccnt of the sex-film vending ma­ Olann, 40 Harriett Dr., ToUand. work for an orderly society of erotic materials from coast to million a year. He also raked in enor­ lician and “just hapjK-ned” to show with Justice. chines in the United .States. Among Mrs. Mario Petrossa wUl be 00- coast. Here, then, arc details on the mous profits from Manhattan’s Club up at the meetings. He insists that he Thevis’ listeners was Robert (Debc) g o l d e n y e l l o w lO OZ. PKG. ,It said a mlddle-of-the rood Mafia’s newest racket. of BEEF ■ hOStGM. Orgy, a combination sex-brxjkstore, attitude will fall to help if new didn’t receive a dime from the D i Hernardo, a dirjty-b home in subur­ ness is ever :illowcrnography industry UUNi* ' Onion In Cr. Souce bers that they would face stiff would-be assassin had not fired three Tba Oaidsn Group will meet Franzese surveyed the sleazy outlets Mafia family of Carlo (i.imbino. underlines as never hemre that smut sentences If found guilty in his shots into his head at New York’s in New York’s Times S<|unre that at 8;S0 p.m. Jan. 28, at the CHRRM court. ^ L;ist year two Los Angeles thugs constitutes a serious national prob­ Columbus Circle last June 28. home ot MM. David Conant, 88 BI.0S EYE . . , 1 HOIIDAY SEECIAI - ^ Critics of the Judge's state­ feature (|uarter-in-thc-slot sex-film denuinded Siy.ixxi from him. claim­ lem, ,\ny lingering thought that the Sunset Terrme, Vernon. Ttte ORANGE JUICE A. 59* Indeed, authorities suspect that ment said Timbers’ comments vending machines. IJiscovering that ing th;it he owctl the money to an­ stream (if obscene Ixxiks, m;igazines group will make dish gardens Frssdi Frist ...... 6 i ? - 1 9*>» l*s Csist 3 'W the Qilombti “family’s” monopo­ were based on what he knew of each |icep machine reiurnetl an aver­ other |M)rnogr;ipher. "Listen, you. and films flixiding the country is and terrariums. Ths sswing SAUSAGE & PEPERbNI - HOWARD JOHNSON . S O Z . the men at the time of their listic greed m;iy have prompted his age profit of $2(xx) .1 month, Fran- tomatoes 29 we own C;ilil(irni.i,“ thev w;irned. harmless should .now lie ended. group will mast the same night m trial four years ago. They said fellow gang chiefs to send a hired /.ese visited store after store, allegedly at SdO at tha horns ot Mrs. Olar- Jtno’f P in e Rolli ...... 6 9 * M ecaroni & CheetG...... ' i : : : 3 9 ^ PKC- he either was unaware of or Ig­ killer fi»r him. Jerome A . Johnson, terrorizing the owtiers into splitting anos Rifs, » EUsabsth U um,' BIRDSEYE . m g n A ITS NEW . CGRMH RMiiWt PH. OM. II* Iff I nored the fact that the men the young black gunman who criti­ the money with him. Later, Fran­ ThUand. '^ a barioa of drapary- CIDER A. 99* were released on grounds that maUni^ ha dlMuasod. OrsBfe Phit ...... 4 8 ' C s | ^ O m s m Pisia...... w 9 9 * their rehabilitation was consid­ cally wounded Colomixi* (and who zese increased his take by forcing his ered successfu. rchMiiis incj|Mcit.i(nl. own machines t»n the store owners. MAINE W)TATOES!l!:89* The statement supporting Iltuled Bretid ■ Timbers was issued by Charles Byarty TVirh was the famous Wilkinson, head of the state po­ Orisntal riaUlon which, along ..ALL §>€>f>ULA99^ W^ILL CL€>S£: f^mS>AYL>£C. S i /iF IE IV AT 4$'00#>/If. lice chapter of the Connecticut artth Dariay Arabian and Oodri- State Employes Association, it Arsldiui, was imporiad In- was endorsed by Chief Joseph and started Uw MANCHISTIR 725 MIDDU TFKL, N — 1115 TOLLAND TFKN # ROCKVILLI • SOUTH WINDSOR SULUVAN A V l SHOFFIMO CINTIR Klnsella of Stamford, head of hm Slat' 86ns oallsd Thonugh- the Police AMoolatlon of Con­ necticut, and the presidents of TODAY , . . WRITE to State Senator Jay W. Jackson, Chairman, Senate Judiciary Committee, 176 Long Hill Road, Meriden, Ct. 06492 police unions in Hartford, New Will cut Into Sirloin Steakz aa you deelret Haven, Waterbury, Bridgeport and State Representative John A, Carrozzella, Chairman, House Judiciary Committee, 74 Mohawk Drive, West Hartford, Ct. 06117 in and Stanford. order TO URGE BOTH COMMITTEES TO PASS on the proposed bill titled “An Act Concerning The Definition Concerning Obscenity*’ Quarts r-ralUlon-ton tankers as presented by Manchester's State Representative Francis J, Mahoney and N. Charles Boggini. YOUR LETTER IS IMPORTANT I bagut deUtfsilng crude oU to a new rsflngry on Cape« Breton yeM He hy OMtiw Sgileet Fenugwyiiy utsad iMt June. 1 I an u iV B THB Rioar TO uiKR QVAMnnai

-J-./f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TTJESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1971

• 1 Windsor employers to give Trustses: WllUam Metsger, Dean Miller, missions; Stanley Tolland South Windsor priority on their openings to Carl Heal, Melvin Lobaugh, Smith, Christian BduoaUon; WORLD ALMAMC South Windsor applicants. Leonard McFarland, Frank Gene Ensor, social action; Don­ nvcTS Their names will be tunneled Hayes, WllUam Mitchell, George ald Muller, feUowshlp; Paul T ^ n Budget Under Review State Lists through the Job Bank before Meadows, Donald BogU. Klene, planning and steering; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1971 PAGE nFTBBN the openings are referred to Chairmen: Gene Ensor, stew­ Samuel Martino, publlolty. T tm Board o( Flnanoo wtll ster, property on Valley View Job Openings other area towns, Aubln Indicat­ ardship; David Miller, evangel­ Jody Slevers was named Ekin- BUGS BUNNY U lw a look at tho budfot ex- Dr. ed. ism; Ralph Reuss, welcoming; day School superintendent. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE pendBturee o ( the town through Henry Krechko to Richard W. ’The Job Bank Book, Hating and Joanne F. Wright, property all Job openings In the Greater M O U HIAAl HC Deoamber, during tonight'e By Computer ^ALLY f L6IPB (SaLY, UNCLE mot. on P eter Oreen Rd. Hartford area, will be available meeting at 8 In the Town Hall. ON THAT M P you BTILL CAN Ug LUCK"/ WE BIlow Bulldera to Leo Paul In the town manager’s office at STOI) A m m 14 frtvIwM rRsii* F\urther conaideratlon will The State Labor Depart­ WHBN I PONT SKATE aOOP! LU65EP OUa and NOella M. Oautreau, prop­ the Town Hall, 1640 Sullivan H A ye C O t A P m / i vetutte n o t h a l f Jumbit alao be given the revlalon o t ment’s coinputerlied Job Bank B K A T IS IN erty on Old Post Rd. system will provide service to ^^e. Any South Windsor rest A S CLV AS THE WASON buUdlng permit foee, baaed on a Weehnlnater Development South Windsor residents <^*''1 desiring employment may EVEBypNE •'-NOW WE comparlaon atudy o t the feea PUIZA DEPT. STORE ACROM 53Yu ieck the listings Mondays s s y s i CAN UUO HIM levied In other towna. (We Have A Notion To PloMo) lAslaneountry «. on Old Post Rd. Employment Service office In through Fridays from 10:30 HOME IN The flnanctera will then delve '** - ‘i t - IT,' 5 Individual Kenneth Oottlelb, trustee, to Manchester. e.m. to 4:30 p.m., beginning B. MIDDUD TPKII. (Next to Fopnlnr Mukot) 8Indo-Chtn«M Into the flnancing o t Itema re- language imburaed by granta and the ef- Tolland HUIs, Inc., property on The use of the system was Jen. 3. OnU N WBD., T H V H *., F M . tUI 9 Columbine Rd. reviewed recently by Terry Church Officers (var.) DOWN fecta on achool expenaea o t fire 12 Shtald bearing iTenniaitrokaa Quit claim deeds recorded: Tne custom of decorating Sprenkel, the town manager; Newly elected officers and Insurance reimbursements. small evergreen trees is 13 Middle 2 Conitallation Connecticut Bank and Trust Roland Aubln, managing dl- committees of tho congregation 14 UnlUof The finance board has said to have been origin­ 3 Oltle acid ealt changed Its meeting night to Oo. to James Oiildresa, pre^rty rector of tho Chamber of Com- Ou*" Savior Lutheran Church, NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY? reluctenee 4 Weight of on N ew Rd. ated by Martin Luther fol­ morce; and Simon Wlerblckl, 239 Graham Rd., have been an- !%u 15 CoHln itand Lidia 20 StoU ruled llnaa the fourth Monday o f the month, 16 Feminine Hilda Robertson to Everett lowing his viewing of stars manager of tho Manchester of- nouncod as follows: 5 Periian poet by a single 38Forefeihan In an attempt to avoid con­ ^ HATS, HORNS, ILOWOUTS, lALLOONS HICKEY FINN eppellation 6 Number ruler 3 8 l^ lo it Robinson, property on Metcalf shining above an>.evergreen flee of CSES. Officers: Glen Schukel, presl- flicts with other meetings. tree on Christmas eve. The BY HANK LEONARD nSlesh '7 Feminine 23Aecended 41 Unclosed Rd. As a result, the chamber is dent; Albert Ohlcd,vlce presl- 18 Body of water proper name 2SI.ongfor Deeds Filed World Almanac recalls that • - p l u i — 42 Roman New Year's Ball urging all South Windsor em- dent; W alter WaidKj'~’~flnanclal IJH IN N The BEST THING HELLO, PHILf HAUE YOU ^ CHOPPY— 19 Sleeiier'e STranspoeet 27Blemieh emperor Warranty deeds filed recently the custom of decorating F O R M B TO D O IS G R A B Reservations are still being ployers to place their Job open- socrel^uy; WUllard Sarvela, e it h m LINDA 15 A BIO PHONY OR TERI PHONED TER! YET? DID YOU ) I'VE GOT viaion (ab.) 28 Genus of 43 Merit with the Town CSerk show tho Christmas trees with lights, ^ Candlos, Cootlan, Coeklail Shaken THB N B N T P L A N E B A C K l W upNDERFUL 21 Dance etep 9Aaalitant true olives 4SOna^the accepted for tho Jlbw Y ea r’s Ings directly with the Job Bank treasurer; David Sorenmxi, sec- IS DfLIB[LIBBRATBLV TRVIN(3 TO P C ^ O R a o e J SOMETHING following property transfers. sweets and colored p ^ r HER“•— AND-..^ m... SUPPOSED TO FIGURE IS? TeLL152y/ 22Aiteriak 10 Aaaumed 33 Bemoan planets Roger and Nancy Brobeig to Bve Ball, sponsored by St. Mat­ by phoning the Manchester of- retary. • Quality Products — ludgut Prieos our__ -HICH WHICH IT IT Is I n V P H f ' 24Poema nama 35 Printing 47 Recent was observed by early Ger­ DIP ! 26Epoch« r^ormal and Pam ela Rivard, thew Scholarship Fund Commit­ flee and Identifying the order Elders: 'Otto Schmidt, Ralph LiTM^ULF QSfAMgio UP IN W S ^ S S l llOevotaei mif takes (comb, form) man settlers In Pennsyl­ as being made in conjunction Runde, Paul Klene, Edwaid 28 Heavy blow 19'Theatrical 38Geometrlo 49 Sesame property on Virginia Utne. tee. vania. 29 Little demon The dance wUl be held New with the chamber’a program, Kuehn, John Robinson, Robert OLEANDER / Merwln Obersteln, trustee to Coprrlcht O 1>71, HAS GOOD 30 ------Piedrai,r - r r I 1 1 f r - r - IT fT Year’s Bve, beginning at 8 p.m. Aubln further urges South Brandenberger, Carl Blume. Puerto Rico r Robert and Maureen Mackem, Newspaper Bnterprise Assn. t i m in g ,TOO' 31 ------:Jo*a,12 12 pix^rty on Orahaber Rd. In the chuixdi parish center, with t mf,, wmTw 1 PT music of the Penthouse Four. Braxil Alexander and Karen CSiap- 32 Son of Gad II II ir Reservations cover the buffet man to Rae and Maryann Peck, (Bib.) II 2T property on Vlrglnta tane. dinner at 9 p.m., setups, and 33 Nativa of Latvia Rae B. Peck to Doris Koaa, coffee and donuts. Those inter­ OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 22 ested in attending may contact 34 Maaiure property on Anthony Rd. of land tho R ev. J. Clifford Curtin at the H Joseph a. and Stella M. fLASHBIKB MOW t h a t 'pOU've a o T rTHOwe T i kwow- i kmow/ rr's a u - i 36 Hindu queen Boisvert to Rhdiard McOoy Jr., Rectory. , I yOU'RB WOTSURE VOU LIKE IT/.'/ CAW C010 OET VOU (WTO A J 37 Belonging to if property on Hunter Rd. Bulletin Board HAPPY HOLIDAYS I H o lid ay Jam b orae PRISCILLA’S POP WHY, VOU MU&TA LOOKED AfT N. STORE TO BUY OWE -- AWD that girl II St. Matthew’s Church Scholar­ 5 0 o r THEM BEFORE VOU PlCKEPl THEW WEVER MIMP COLOR, 39 Held of Transactions Involving newly BY AL VERMEER TrtKT OWE.' BOY, WHEW 1 LEAVE I STYLE, AWPMKTERIALr MOO whalea L ship Committee will meet tomor­ H constructed homes Include: 'S O s a n t a ^ TH' STORE WITH A SUIT THAT'S /TAKE THE FIRST OWE THAT 40 ------Island. TO ALLOUR 1^ W E R E Y O U I ASKED IT AW' I’M SAriSFIEP.' ------CO iiAKS FAIRLY CLOSETD FIT-. IhUand HWs, Bic. to Robert row night at 8 in the Rectory. 6 R O U S H T SURPRISED, F O R A New York U L. ■ and M. B. MlHs, pr«rty on V O U A ETHAN‘ 5NOWMO&IUE 44 Edge “L Manchester Evening Herald SLED.' M 46 Paradise K" 4 Oolumbine Rd. FRIENDS 48VegaUble Tost Oonstruotlon Oo. to Tolland correspondent, Bette 49 Ancient 4d <8 Roger D. and Barbara B. Hen- Quatrale, Tel. 876-8848. Irish capital FROM SHOP-RITE 50 Without u II B (Latin) 51 Stray U u IB Coventry 52 Roman road (NIWSFAFIE INTIEFEIH ASIOCIATTON) Democratic PZC Re-Elects Republican Arnold Carlson II .4 e mi w Nu. to., m U.f. n., at. time Is needed to devote to ’Ihe CovMitry Planning and WBOriNOHOUSB planning on the commlsslan, CARNIVAL BY DICK TLllNER Zoning Commission, meeUng II OUBBS last night, re-elected Arnold and that funds have never been GUMMER STREET Carlson chairman and Steven made available at budget time BY PHIL KROHN Loyslm secretary, both on to do this Job adequately, since unanimous votes. Alternate professtonal help is necessary. pkg. I Me L6r'e Pur IT rms m em ber Thomas D main as financial agent. work has been eased somewhat, w A r,, witWd?ur A cieAeeFre You'll yjinT M L O T lU e ! , In choosing Carlson as chair­ members noted, since John «T i? c 3 N < s P o s s i b i l i t y man, the five-man board i»oiv- ROllnauer was appointed sonlng ed. once again that it is some­ agent and has assumed some of MEW this responsibility; but if proper SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL thing of a political maverick in SYLVANIA Coventry politics. Carlson is a planning Is to be carried out, MAGICUBESi Republican cn a Democradc- more manpower Is needed. controUed commission, and it Members agreed to have Loy- USE WITH Grocerieo Why Pay More? K o d ik A ^ . had been assumed that Demo­ slm write the Town Council ask­ CRLIFORNIR CH U CK USDA XSERIES M ^ ^ ^ crat Loyslm would become ing for cooslderatloa of some, AND OTHER ALWAYS MAGICUEI chairman. But In nominating benefits from the BBA program. (CHOICE) CAMERAS Carlson for the post, Loyslm If not for a planner, Oien for POT ROAST TASTY pointed out that he did not wish part-time clerical assistance In 12-20 to assume the chair because of hTUnauer’s office. MUTYMEF FOR POTTHW OR BKAItma his wife’s illness, adding that Special Assessoc's B a m Da he had complete faith In Carl­ Assessor ‘ Bm eat Btaricel has Neck Bones Beef Short Ribs Ib.i CENTER CUT aONELItS PLAIN JANE son’s “character, ability and announced that Us oftloe will BY FRANK BAGINSKI a -a e integrity." be open tomorrow night from 7 Chuck Steak Chuck for Stew lb. . u 17 SHE'S Loyslm pointed out that the to 9 p.m. for those who have aONEUSS CHUCK FOK LONDON aaOIL TYTix. leuH i. If ruuMtt THAT-3ANE HAS Democrats toUi control of the questions regarding reassess­ Kisscc? evert k lS S E D M E TOwn Council In November and ment. The office is In the Town Pot Roast Shoulder Steak , ; ^ F L O o s n FHO(5>iNTHE e l e v e n In making appointments, as­ HaU, R t 81. OVINORPOT FRESH AND LEAN SYLVANIA P o n d !! t i m e s t h i s SbRR-/.hlOT'B2CA''/. sured that the majority of PZC Town Hall Cloaing Soda' 3 “i. r * l Cross Rib Roast Ground Chuck WEEK!! members would be Democrats. The Town Hall-will be closed SACRAMINTO *4*- C 4 MAaiOUBES He stated further that the Dem­ Friday for the NOw Year’s Tomato Juice 3 1 ocrats had expressed some con­ weekend. SN6P-R1TE TURKEYS ITAUAN SAUSACE cern over a pcsslbie conflict of TOM; 21-24 IbE. TOM. 18-20 Ib t. HEN, 10-16 LBS. $ 1 * 4 3 interest on Carlson’s part, since Manchester Evening Herald Sour Mix ’,V’69^ CHASE AND SANDONN ALL GRINDS HOME PRIDE pl‘8' he is now a llcmsed real estate Coventry coneMNindent, Holly aw«>.i,WM,>wTM.i»eai»ea a>4 9 brUcer. Oantner. l e t 748-8796. SWEET OF HOT But, Loyslm said, he has Coffee Ste 431 49f DEL MONTE ^ (Bmi ’You got a rosorvation?” worked with Carlson on vsulous m WeNM^ fysA, !••, YOUNG, TENDER. FRESH CUT LEGS (BREASTS SYLVANIA committees and agencies She Pans Gold, Tomato JuiQe I ■ )K SOUTH! f N ' .V I Ml w i ic, M )!/ S( ) 11 M( f */', i K . throughout the years and “I Shop RiW m B -w have always found him to be a Files No Qaim, CHICKENp^ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY straigfalt-ahooter. I know if it Mayonnaise became necessary, he would Returns Stake $ ^ .S 9 PUriT > MVOIHER BCy FRIENP5 step down as chairman.” HAWAIliNRfO ^ PARTS L i ^ 5 9 ^ 6 l*» PMCAAB OVER. ONiy Give ME lAkUST- WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI M em ber E verett BYost add­ BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Bob Fruit Punch c PORMX). ^ T H B R ^ SIZE SNAPSHOTS ed that party affiliation has Turner, (q>erator of 'Dimer’a Fresh Fruits A Vegetables FRCMAMR RL^se never had a bearing on PZC de­ WELL, r FINALiV / L L TH EG E A/VONTMS OF en^ UO aUNa TO yEOTSlDW PERR/COMOOENTA^ Riverside Market in . Boise, ar­ GOLDIN RIPE MCINTOSH 3-8>. SUNKIST ABSBNATHy. ALADEIT- OVS2CQME MV EXPLOSIVE, VIOL® ^ HIS *AAR. NiCEGU/’AWARD. cisions In the six years that he rived at wort Mbn^y minus Coffee SYLVANIA' has served, "and I trust that A p p les bag 3 9 ^ NATURE h a v e FINALtV i^UDOFF,.. more than 81,600 In weekend H H I H I General Merchandise \ PL0R90ASU0LESS A01S or this will continue.” receipts. In 1969, when the Republi­ IleaOy BANANAS G ra p e fru it 6 for 59« ORANGES WVCTINOHOUSI' 7 ^ As he left home he had DASCAL cans had a majMlty on the placed a pcui containing about SIZE 113 NAVEL i PZC, a Democrat was elected D Batteries 2-39* C e le ry stalk 3 9 ^ 81,000 in cash and 8000 in FANCY OREEN chairman. checks in thejback end of his Shop Rite P ep p ers lb. 2 9 * PZC membership now con­ pickup momentarily. FNESH CHICORY OR ■■ ' I . sists o t Carlson, Loyslm and When he finished scraping D & C Batteries 2*29’ 1 0 « l O f o . 5 9 ' Republican Frost, along with the frost off the windows, he E sc a ro ie lb. 1 9 * new an;K>intees Robert Fitch, Jumped in the cab and took'off. WISTINOHOUSR formerly a PZC altemate, and ” I thought about .the pan be­ Playing Cards »1 5 - 8 1 BUZZ SAWYER BY BOY CRANE P«K. Paul Goodin, both Democrats. cause I Intended to put it In the SORRyiCBWSj 1 1 ANP_^(KPS J MUCH WTTER. <7UtLU CI»nt,HIA.I.<.TJLV,.»i.M?0IL /2.-20 There are two vacancies for front seat beside me,” said tray Tables « 99^ In Our Dairy Caac W RONG i THAT IF MARCEL AND seats as akemates at this time. ’Turner. “Then I thought, what WITH MV I IRENE RTTCHY ARB AT ’The commission last night the heck. It’ll ride bcuik there.” I HAIRP J L the casino, THEY'RE also discussed the possibility of Somewhere along the way the HHIKT . A . TO RECOGNIZE CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE getUiv some planning assist­ pan slipped out on the road. Panty Hose 7^ SHOP-RITE SOUR CREAM 35o VOU. ance from the Emergency Em­ *HOR.RITEAMPLON _ ^ . He INVITBP YOU TO Not far behind was Mrs. R. SMOR.RITE jm IMORRITERIOULAROROUTTERMILR ------ployment Act program, which SHOP-MTB AfANTMBUr 4N HOUR ■'WHAT PORT. L. Royter on her way to work. Panty Hose „ 49’ (ETBR m h m M T f ^ TO SHOW YOU was approved at town meeting She iqxAted the object and its Crescent Rolls 4rtgV99^ Biscuits AMPLOl MaVfcHINiaf last week. Under the program, contents. She took the bags to Health A Beauty A ids IHOR-RITS A VITA PANTY HI «st the town is eligible for nearly the poUce station, where the FAST ACTING 860,000 for hiring and training Apple Cider lic 'n 39^ Party Snacks 80% ott-AU mmiey was returned to its own­ SHORRITE CREAMED unemployed or uiuler-employed er. BUFFERIN I00%lfjrlaa^ individuals in the area, prefer­ "I figure I did what I was Cream Cheese Vita Herring ably from the town. Delicatessen Department k t supposed to do,” Mrs. Royter Members agreed that more said. CANNED 4 9 ^ MOUTHWASH ?ai lb $4 3 9 ■ t ’ Listen ne KPS A s n a p REG. H T*H A UNSCENTEO HAIR SPRAY SHOP-RITE HAM A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN Just Wonderful Tr.’ 3 9 ’ H JO P-""* _ MEAT OK A U W F CHILD MILO .THnWMNt'dniLLBgA MUNICIPAL BUILDINC Pork Roll Slices X’ 39^ Geml^anKs HANCBTI------s e m -A N N ...... oPHsnai RE O ULARO RTM ^ COLONIAL KEOULAK OK THICK STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF WHITE R , el Shop-Rite Bacon 69^ Bacon Frozen Food Savings WHERE IS J HE BURIED IT AND IT ? X BUILT P/RE ON TOP.' RREAD FRf NCH OR CU 1 GRAD! A' WHEN YOU tice Cream Dept.ssm SHOP-RITB' CLOSED SHOP-RITE PREMIUM ELIZABETH YORK SHOP-RITE GREEN BEANS DISCOUNT Friday, December 31, 1971 ICE PRICB8 MRS tM ITR S COCONUT CUETARO and (in Ifoi.AiTor 8-lb. tl«pR.RITEALLVAR -WfikL,------Dept. Apple Pie '^r 69’ Bagels •HOP.R1TB OeRaei^ TMERflfESORSHOR.RHRITE EHOIETRINO Saturday, January 1, 1972 10 Pak Pizza VS’79’ Potatoes oriitoi siaiigie .mihiiiMlhTn'iiiE NIW YIAR'S DAY LANCELOT ' BY COKER and PENN lb. Toward! the purchaie of KIPS. T’SSEJfRorrFgKSm n ------^ an B-oz. |ar of lUAN PliniKtQv^/ ___ imargtncy Talnphona Mumboru: .79’ M ijfi...... CMAHtTbiMtiaH I Seafood Savings NW W Uf. 61*70 TO A LB. Taster’s Choice Highway ...... 649-5070 Freeze Dried Coffee i m . RofuM ...... 649-1886 #assf7 UTJLP SPORTS BY ROUSON THIS Sanitary Sowar and Wotor ...... 649-9697 C*URM | m 4 M m , tK*».RIi« luM rm Ark*l, M M O HEtm SAVE 40’ M 8 » PRICIS im C T IV I THRU SAT., JAN. 1 ,1*78 ONLY. NOT RRSfONUMf TOR TYROORARHICAl ERRORS. QUANTITY IMHTS RI8IRVIO. II

/8-R8 legf. 71 Oea'I 7eai»«s* Ceip MOB SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1871 M AN CH tolB EVENXNG’ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. ’TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1971 PAGE SEVENTEEN Providence Captain Dan Lewis Protests^ Leaves Squad but Friars Win JhsL dOuuM MCC Overwhelms Tunxis, 124^92 Spont Editor Four Survivors in Holiday ; __ By NEW YORK (AP) — dence, which administered an ZambetU, who murdered Utah Did you see the way my guys captain Don Lewis, who left the start of the second half. Jim FARL Y O ST E d B a sse ll S1-8S beating to Penn State. batUed 'em on the boardsT Price walloped the Orsngbmen Eagles Host St. Bernard % Fordham . . . Providence with 38 points. team last Thursday In protest LoulsvlUe’s ISth-ranked Car­ "The game came down to . . . Louisville . . . St. Pe­ "I don’t care who we play," against the cutting of another with 26 points. T a llie s 25 dinals, the tourney favorite who that. Not what defenses we ter’s . . . the teams dwin­ St., Peter’s, winning Its first Little Blsok Book Notee wrestles In the 167-pound class. . .Larry punished Syracuse 103-n, plays said the star forward. "W e can used, or how the coaches ma­ player, nevertheless had plenty Protests from a number of sources Aldrich of Hebron, former Rham High dle down to a precious few the semifinal nightcap against beat any team." nipulated the players. The left In Marvin Barnes and Br- game of the year after, four have been received concerning the Na­ student, is a member of the University To Set Pace Tribe Away, Knights Home in the Holiday Festival bas­ St. Peter’s, a New Jersey teanl Zapabettl’s confidence In FV>rd- game came down to Just, plain nle DlGregorio. Barnes burned losses, cloaked Duke with a tional Football League for staging a pair of Bridgeport varsity basketball team ketball tournament. wdilch upset Duke 77-Tt. ’ ham’s varied abilities was guts.” Penn' State from the Inside with smothering press. this season. . .Duckpln World, house or­ Plagued by a broken Pro Basketball Thoae four survivors -of Mon­ of playoff games on Christmas day. Pro­ By DEAN YOST A consolaUon-round twin bill painfully evident for Utah Mon-, Fordham didn’t give an Inch 23 points and 18 rebounds and '‘"niat press sure helped," gan of the National Duckpln Bowling NBA day’s opening round at Madison testers should address their feelings to hand during early season matching Utah and Penn State day. on the floor, collaring Utah DlGregorio scored 23, most said Peacock Coach Don Ken­ Congress, made mention of the follow­ EASTERN CONFERENCE Four unbeaten high Square Garden plunge Into Commissioner Pete Retell at 410 Park workouts, Ed Bassell re­ and Syracuse-Duke will be "Yes, Zambettl ty p l^ s the with a press from the opening from the outside. nedy. ing oddities in Its latest issue. Steve Atlantic Division school basketball streaks tonight’s semifinal pool. Ave., New York. N.Y. 10022 .. . New turned to the Manchester played this afternoon. heart of this team," said Ford- gun. Louisville was just too talent­ It sure did. UnUl Monday, 8t. Crlaplno, rolling In the junior league-at w L Pet. OB will be on the line tonight. Ftordham, a 74-ST victor over "photographer’’ at the Rockville Nurs­ Community College quintet Boston The pairings for the crucial ham Coach Hal W 1 s s e 1. "It was pure fight all the ed for Syracuse, breaking loose Peter’s had been giving up over the Holiday Lanes here, turned In games 25 12 .676 — Six games dot the sched- ytah, plays the opener of a ing Home to Harold Sinks. Thanks to a games tonight make no differ­ "That’s really what I love w ay," said Wlssel. from a tenuous B3-46 halftime 100 points every game. of 84, 83 and 82. John Bottlcello, also a last night and paced the New York 22 18 .629 2 ule with five of the clubs doubleheader against Provi­ number of local friends, Sinks received Cougars to a 122-92 victory over Philadelphia ence to Fordham’s George about my club—It has heart. Providence, playing without lead with a 8-3 spree at the junior leaguer at Holiday, was credited 14 22 .389 10% playing in their respective a camera and fUm for Christmas, which Tunxis C.C. In 'Terryvllle. The Buffalo 12 was hto lone request for the holiday. He with scores of 106, 106 and 101. . .Boston 21 .864 11 loops while one plays Independ- Red Sox home schedule for the 1972 locals now sport a 2-2 record Central Division enUy. , sends thanks to all who contributed. . . and ore 2-1 In the OCCAA. Baltimore 13 ,22 .871 — American League season again does not East Catholic High (4-0) hosts, Old you noUce the about face made by Bassell, a 6-2 product out of Cleveland 13 23 861 Include one doubleheader. Any twinbllls St. Bernard’s in an HCXl outing tjia Baltimore Colts last Sunday against Windsor High, netted 10 field Atlanta 13 24 .861 1 involving the Red Sox at Fenway Park at 8:16. Manchester High (1-2) North Carolina Five cacveland In comparison to their losing goals and canned six foul tries Cincinnati 10 24 !294 2V4 will be makeup games. The home open­ travels to . WllllmanUc’s Wind­ , elfort the previous week against the for his total as the Cougars WESTERN CONFERENCE er will be April 6 against Detroit with ham High in a (X IL meeting at ’ New England Patriots? The great Colt rolled up their , highest point- Midwest Division the first night game at the Fens April 17 8:16. South Windsor High (4-0) (tofense didn’t allow the Brx>wns’ a sin- output of the year and the first Milwaukee 31 6 .838 — 'jfio touchdown In the 20-s success which against Cleveland. The Patriot’s Day at­ Is on the road for the first time traction Is set for April 17 against Cleve- time over 100. Chicago 26 10 .714 6 was attained without the services of top this season meeting Bloomfield lanlTat 11 a.m. Fans' planning to order Manchester jumped off to a Phoenix 20 16 .667 10% Huffs to Tourney Win running back Norm Bulaich. The latter High (8-1) In CVe acUon. Wind- quick 21-12 advant^e with 17:01 Detroit 14 22 .389 16% tickets now for any Rod Sox game are sor Locks, a new member In the also .didn't play against the Pats . . . showing on the clock In the first Pacific Division D ave Ware, form er Manchester High reminded that a quarter has been added CVe, ventures to Rockville High NEW YORK (AP) — In first 22 shots from the floor and Methodist 102-78 with Larue to tne cost of all seats In box and grand­ half os they completely domi- Los Angeles .919 — iathlete, has been awarded his varsity (1-2). Undefeated Coventry High a season usually reserved the deadly Gamecock accuracy Martin hitting 27 points and stand and roof areaif. A record 43 games nated all aspects of the game. Seattle .664 18% ^ttor to soccer at Amherst College, (4-0) trelcs to Colchester’s Ba­ sunk Fairfield. Kevin Joyce led Nate Mayes adding 22. are listed Including seven with Balti­ Turning In stellar perform- Golden State .486 16 for a ho, bo, ho. North ’While In high school Ware lettered In con Academy In COC play. Iiv the early surge, making eight Missouri and Colorado ad­ ances for the local collegians Houston .861 21 Carolina presented a huff, _ baoeball, basketball and soccer. He more and six against New York, the dependently, Ellington High (4- of his first nine shots frcrni the vanced in the Big Blight Tour­ club’s best two drawing cards, . .The were Co-Captain Ed Perry, Glen Portland .216 26 huff, huff, and still man­ ployed with the Amherst frosh basket- 0) hosts Interlakes, N. H. floor and finishing with 21 nament, beating Nebraska and late Johnny Addle, well-known New Prince, Dale Ostroqt and Jim Monday's Results aged a convincing 96-78 V,. ball and baseball teams. . .Town men’s The four schools with perfect points. Tom Rlker had 33. Oklahoma State respectively. York boxing ring announcer, was a McGee. Especially encouraging Boston 99, Golden State 97 college basketball victory ■Ingres tennis champion Phil Hyde is marks, East Catholic, Elling­ ’The only other member of the Missouri pulled away from catcher with the famous Brooklyn Bush- to Coach Pat MlstreUa’s club Atlanta 186, Portland 121 ■ keeling hto game at top form by playing ton, Smith Windsor and Coven­ over Harvard Monday Top Ten to see acUon Monday Nebraska in the last s ta ^ s of wich )>aseball team. Addle had a num­ was the brilliant play of reserve Phlladeltrfiia 121, Buffalo 112 I twice weekly at the Vernon Tennis t'o- try, can’t afford to take any night. was second-ranked Marquette the first half and went on to a ber of close friends In Connecticut and center Prince,' wdio looked like Only games scheduled rum with Martin Duke. The latter was he may be coming into his own games lightly. East is matched The fourth-ranked Tar Heela, which defeated Georgetown 88- 76-64 triumph. Colorado strung was a regular at Connecticut Boxing ABA with St. Bernard’s a tough club setond best in the-Iocal singles play last and give MCC a MtUe height they just back from a auooessful 44 In the opening round of the the game’s first nine points and Guild functions. East Division from Ledyard. The Bobcats tour of Spain and playing their Milwaukee Clasalc. In the other went on to an 88-62 vlotcry over ifall.. .There’s a posslbtlity that the an- need so badly. w L Pet, GB JOHN McKEON JOHN 04MJNO I nufU New Year’s Golf Tournament at Also notching double digits for Kentucky — fourth gam e In five nighta, fo r­ first round test, Marshall, rank­ Oklahoma State. 26 9 .743 strong contender In the CVC. Al­ CLOSING BARN(ES) DOOR— Ed Chubb of Penn Manchester Country Club will be End of the Line tlie victors was Perry with 28 Virginia , 22 got their weariness to wear ed No. 17, edged Wlsconidn 86- Oklahoma City used four 16 .606 6 though South Windsor is hurt­ State defends af^n st Marvin Barnes of Providence down their Ivy X^eague visiters 88. straight free throws in the final . j>toyed this year — weather permitting. Alex Webster of the Giants handed out polnto. Prince netted 18 markers Fortdlans 10 20 .444 10% I t Is the case It will be the first ing physically, Jeff Hoyt and as the latter tries for a two-pointer. (AP photo) In one of the few non-Christ- Marquette suffered through a 16 seconds by Larry Trimble to a Christmas present to defensive coach followed by Ostrout and McGee Pittsburgh 17 23 .426 11% Joe Kapp Stays in Shape mas-tounuunmt games played. first half in which It shot a whip North T’bxas State 85-79 in stao# 1966 when Ted Lenesyk fired a Herb Hecker — a plnlt sUp. Hecker still each with 10. AU 14 Cougar New York 16 21 .417 11% ^ toad a field of 189 when sunny, 80 de­ players contributed to the of- Carolina 13 24 "Our boys had to be very mere 20 per cent from the floor the opening round of the All has two years to go on a five-year con­ .861 14 ton is just too powerful for any temperatures prevailed. Snow forc­ : Division By Tossing Up Snowballs College Basketball Poll Ured fmr this gam e,” said but bounced back after Inter­ Otdlege ’Tournament. Marvin tract and will pick up $60,000 next year fcnslve attack. ' school In the area. Ckwch Bob mission against Georgetown. Rich had 26 points for OCU ed cancrilatlon of the New Year’s tour- Tunxis was led by the game's Utah, 26 9 .748 — North Carolina Coach Dean and $66,000 In 1973 for just sitting home, Healy has five potent starters LOS ANGELES (AP) — It "Instead of getting chased by Jim Chones, who had just one while Ephraim McDaniel hit 30 asysy the last five years and In 10 of the high scorer, Art Canzonettl, who Indiana 21 16 .668 6 Smith, "but I was very proud if he so desires. Jim Ganett, offensive plus a well staffed bench corps, snows on Mt. Shasta even more linebackers I’m bumping Into point In the first 20 minutes, for the losers. last 11 years. Launched In 1964, the Jan­ pumped In 29 points. Teammate Memphis 16 19 .467 10 of the job they did against Har­ coordinator, will take over Hecker’s du­ Coventry, similar to BUington, than It does in Minnesota avalanches," he said. "Today I finished with )7, ttgw for the In the other opontng round uary 1 goU promotion was also held the Dave Smith contributed 26 Denver 13 20 .894 12 UCLA and Marquette vard. I think the team played ties. Garrett is the foim er Coast Guard 18 ^ brilliant starting five plus around playoff time, but that was cut going through a win- Warriors, 7-0. AlUe McGuire, game cf the All OSlege, guards following two years, postponed In 1967 markers and Bud Kimble added Dallas 14 23 .878 18 very well under the circum­ INTERFERENCE— Syracuse University’s Bill Filiney collides with Louisville’s Academy assistant coach who sought good reserves. doesn’t step quarterback Joe dow. I’m getting my contact Bob Sherwin and John due to snow but resumed In 1968 and 22 points for the winless losers. Monday’s Results stances." who missed 11 straight shots In Ron Stallinsrs (25) during Holiday Festival Basketball Tournament at Madison the Manchester High head job before Manchester must overcome In- Kapp from keeping his throw- that way." the first half, hit four quick O’Malley combined for 46 stagred annually until 1960. The biggest New York 118, Floridians 111 The teaun arrived home Sun­ Square Garden last, night. Louisville went on to win the match. (AP photo) Dave Wiggln was named. .. Big gun Manchester Is on the road dividual play and go ■with team ing arm limber. A spokesman for Wsuner ones at the start of the second points to lead Army past In­ entry was 170 In 1066. Dallas 97, Pittoburgh 92 Still Rated One-Two day after winning Its Christmas with the Harvard basketball team this again Wednesday night in a work to get past tough Wind- "I’m getting a pretty good Brothers, co-producer of the half to key a 22-2 Marquette diana State 88-75. ^erwin fln- Only games scheduled Tournament In Spain lost season has been Jimmy Ftzslmmons, crucial Connecticut Comnjunity ham High. 'The Whips are paced spiral with the snowballs, said film with NBC, said "CMmb an N E W Y O R K (A P )— ^Most college b ask etb alf team s spurt that put the game out of lehed with 25 and O’Malley had week—getting the jump on the Plenty of Ice Time cut of Fairfield Prep, who helped his College Athletic Assn., game H ockey by their two Wg men, Bill Bud- Kapp by telephone from his Angry Mountain," with Fess relaxed last week and the inaction was reflected in The reach. 21. Pickups Here *n There tourneys In this country which club to the 1969 O ass A HUe by whiptdng with Norwalk C.C. The hosts NHL zinsky and Steve Switchenko. movie set. "But you throw too Parker and Stella Stevens, was Marshall, 8-0, was down 10 In the Astro-Bluebcnnet tour­ Finals in the Double A CIAC Basket­ Associated Press weekly poH, which showed little move­ got started Monday. But there East Catholic High In the finals. He’s will enter the contest sporting East Divtoton Lack of height has hurt Coach many spirals end you get inter- the pilot for a proposed series. points at the half but bounced ney, MlchLouisiana State 100-66. at 8 with the Class C tiUe game the first place votes and 67B total I f *>“*** unpack before going up against non, ex-Rockville Higdi hoopeter. Is play­ Ih e victory snapped a two- BosUm 23 6 4 60 186 76 other small quintet Windsor the outstanding player in pro- woric." points in voting by Tlie AP pan- ^ nrst, 18 for second, 18, seconds left. Then Mike Sonny 'ItTlUs hit 20 points in Harvard. same night at 7:30. The Class A finals ing with the Worcester Poly JV squad game losing streak for Manches- Montreal 20 6 7 47 128 78 tiocks. As expected, Mike fessional football, is taking But he added, “I still consid- only 2 minutes to lead Hous­ eL fltie other seven first place through 15 D’Antoni’s 20-footor with five are listed Saturday, March 18 at 3 with this season. . .Bill Lee, Hartford Cour- ter. They opened up with a win Toronto 16 11 8 40 104 96 Welles to carylng the scaring time off from his bar In Von- er myself a foptball player, ol- Nmrth Carolina got 28 points ton’s romp past LSU. ballots went to Marquette, . seconds left won It for the the Claas B championship that same ant sprarto editor. Is recovering from over Northwestern C.C., but Detroit 12 17 6 80 97112 help coming from couver, B.C., to shoot his first though Mr. Rozelle doesn’t.” 6-0 676 and 14 rebounds from 6-fOOblO Thundering HbnL MSU, in front throughout the Far from Bed of Roses vdiich accumulated 628 points n l^ t at 7:80. UConn will be the site for surgery at St. Francis Hospital In Hart­ dropped games to Trinity and Buffalo 8 MIM Iti Steve Krajewrid and Dick movie. Meanwhile, his lawyer Passed up by NFL teams aft- ftor second {riace. Marquette (7) 6-0 638 Robert McAdoo and jumped out In the Holiday Festival at game, had to bounce from be­ all four tourney finals.. .Tom Happeny, ford. Nc visitors are permitted.. .Fred M.lddlesex C.C. Vanovr. 9 21 4 22 79120 Hoerrman. is ivrangUng with the National er he led Oalifornia to the Rose 54) 671 to an eariy lead that It never New York, LoulsvlUe, ranked hind to catch Texas AftM. WU- NEW YORK (AP)—The for the full spcui of the game. It tacking zone. But the rei former East Catholic High athlete — Shabel, former UConn basketbcUl coach Manchester held a 63-36 half West Division __ Football League over the legal- Bowl in 1668, Kaj^ starred in .. *• N. Carolina 5-1 458 relinquished. And surprisingjy, No. U, walloped Syracuse 103- Uam laigore’s basket with 40 can take plenty out of a man wouldn’t listen to me." ' Una, Sbuthehi OoUfomla and > ttsc baseball, football and wrestling — is a and now director of athletics at Penn., time advantage. Chicago 26 7 3 68116 69 ity of hto non-standard con- the Canadian Football League, 6-1 850 NC used a fast break attack 81 with Jim Price’s 26 points seconds left and two free life of a hockey official is Ohio state hold down the next and by the time he is in his Sure enough, the youngster member of the University of Hartford has been named chairman of the Ivy r (U4) Minn. 20 11 4 44 94 68 tract—technically known as a then moved to Minnesota where 6. Ohio State 6-1 285 most of the night—a strategy leading the ettense. In other threws by Brian Breslin in the no simple existence, a fact p B F Pet. four slots—no change from last mtd-40s, an NHL official must awarded the penalty shot, varsity mat squad this winter. Happeny League Athletic Directors. Perry 11 3 25 CaUf. 11 IS 7 29 106 141 Memorandum of Agreement— he piloted the Vikings to the 7. Indiana 6- you 1 213 wouldn’t expect from a opening round games, Provi­ final 10 seconds proved the dif­ week’s ptdl. that Scotty Morrison, ref­ start thinking about retirement. scored and Morrison’s team Grant 3 0 8 PhUa. 11 17 6 27 '76100 with the New England Patriots. 19 6 6 NFL championship. 8. Brigham Young 7- 1 300 team that was supposed to be dence whipped Peim State ai­ ference. Oatrout 4 2 10 ’Then com es Indiana, up one 'that’s why \riien Morrison lost the game, 2-1. Goodrow 1 1 3 Pitts. 11 20 6 27 91 111 NFL Ckimmlssloner Pete Ro- Though critics compared his 8. St. John’s, NY 7-1 202 tired. ds, Fordham took Utah 74-47 John WtSfenberg’s flnal sec­ eree-in-chief of the Nation­ 10 notch to seventh place, ahead looks for new talent as ex- Later one of the fathelri' be­ McGee E 0 St. Louis 9 21 6 24 94121 zeUe has ruled that Kapp wUl passes to wounded birds, Kapp 10. Long Beach St. 7-1 181 The ’Tar Heels’ neighbors and St. Peter’s of New Jermy ond free throw gave Valparaiso al Hockey League, knows Sullivan 1 1 3 of Brigham Young, ' wdilch __ pcuislon increases the offici­ hind Morrism'a team beii^ got Reaves 0 4 L. Angeles 8 26 1 17 73187 remain Ineligible until he signs was named the league’s Most 11. Virginia 7-0 122 from South Cartdlnsr—the two topped Duke 77-74. a 67-56 victory over host Detroit lo 6 26 supped to eighth. St. John’s, Kentucky all too well. ating load, he must find young on t^ referee. ‘ Baasell Monday’s Besulto an orthodox contract with foot- Valuable Player. 6-2 118 'are close both geographically Hoot St. Louis University and in the Meter City Tournament. Anlello 1 . 0 2 Morrison has spent' his share men who cah enduM the pres­ Kelly 3 3 9 No games scheduled N.Y. t ^ ^rntath place and jj. ^ LoSsiana In the other first round game, "'You know where'you’re'go­ Bobby Majors Stars baU's modified version of the Two years and two contract Chicago Loyola advanced to the and in The Associated Press of time in rinks all around the sure. "Sometimes It’s tough to Prince 7 4 18 reserve clause. The ruling has disputes later, he is on the side- I ^ Beach State dropped to Pennsylvania finals of the St. Louis In- Stanford jolted Bowling Green ing," he yelled at the qffleial. Holloway 1 0 2 College Basketball lOtb. poll as weU, protected its No. S league listening to fans give It find someone with enough ma­ O'Connell 1 0 2 kept the 33-year-Maryland tories. Wyoming hit 18 straight WHA." Holday Festival over Fairfield in the opoiiqg to give you a few years of serv­ Totals 53 ' 20' 124 EAST SIDB BODGBTS membens—HawaU and West 17. M anhall 7-0 61 points in the second half to de­ "Those people can singe your First Round and unless It is overturned it off game to Dallas, 20-12. round of the Quaker City Classic Carlos Martinez keyed a ice,” sadd Morrison. sd Cincinnati Rcyals haVe asked MIAMI (AP) — Bobby would be easier "since you avedlable due to tleups with their Sirianni scoring center, Roy Gardner, near the top of a freezing 14,- play^ an nutstanding team. Virginia enjoyed the tdggest listed alphabetlcaUy; Arizona 95-94. , BUI Friday, one of the NHL’s additions to Morrison’s staff. 1 0 3 Quaker City Classic Manhattan 76-70, Boston OA- finished with 16 points, one lees Naitional Basketball Association Majors of ’Tennessee can win $l,000-a-man there.” cwn teams in bowl games, mak- 0 0 0 who scored 17 points ■via fouls is2-foot mountain for the forth- Dallas is so strong I wouldn’t jump of the week. The Cav- State, Duquesne, Florida, Flori- In the B’ar West Classic, it senior <^ciais, was refereeing What’s more, there is the First Bound lege edged LaSalle 63-61 and than teammate Rich waivers on Jake Jones; Who “found it hard to set moti- '^® North turned a Reb fum- ing It a lesser drawing card. Dantzig 0 0 0 in the final five minutes, but coming television movie read the paper before I played aliers, unbeaten in seven da State, Houston, lUlnois, was Blorida State 85-77 over the game Morrison was watch­ fledgling World Hockey Assocl- 0 0 0 Tennessee 76, Manhattan '70 VlUanova ripped Massachusetts Stallworth. Mike Baskauskas earned second team Little All- vated" in Monday night’s “ ‘ <««>«>®wn that stood biu BuUer of Kansas state 0 0 0 with a good team effort held on "caim b an Angry MounteUn." them. If I had to pick a team to games, moved from No. 18 to Jacksonville, Michigan, Min- Washington and Oregon State ing and had a case of the flu aUon Mriiich could lure some of I - * '” 1*4 UllSUt B iinHl fhA final aavan tnin------S. Carol. 87, Falrfleld 69 100-88. hit 30 for Yale. American honors as an As­ up until the final seven min- led North rushers with 57 yards tor the win. Bob Welsa (7) and The life, he noted, isn’t that dlf- go all the way I would say ths No. 11. Louisville, 19th a week nesota, Missouri, Murray State, ever Dartmeuth 106-72. with temperature of 102 de­ the current NHL ctfflclala away. Shrine North-South foot- Totals ”iT 92 VlUanova 100, Mass. 83 South CanUlna maxle 16 of its Chicago Loyola took Southern sumption College senior last I II MO nn. k 4. utes- Northwestern’s Maurie In 14 carries, Bruce Laird cf Score at half 63-38 Manchester. Jeff Gayson also helped the ferent from football. Cowboys." ago, moved up to No. 16. New Mexico State, Ohio Uni- grees. .ffter 60 minutes up and Morrison got a taste of what Bost(Hi Ool. 62, LaSalle_fil season. DaU gam e. Lnen, he 'wont Dalgneau passed one yard to American Institute made 38 in winners, as did Big Bostrom ' ' ’The top 20 with Srst place versity, Princeton, Texaa-Bl down the ice chasing the Mon­ It’s like for a coach to feel tak­ Astro-Bluebonnet CUism Jones, drafted by the PhUa- out and won it for the Reb- Bob Richardson of Iowa State 8 and Ernie Cook of Minnesota (16) and Brett Jones (6) star­ votes In parentheses, won-loet Paso, Tulsa, VlUanova, Wash- treal Canadiens and New York en by an ofUcial a couple of First Round Rick Barry Drops in 38 Points delphia 76ers, recently, was els. to make it 6-0. covered 22 in 7 tries. red for the loaen. records through Saturday night ington. Rangers, Friday collapsed In weeks ago. Scotty coaches a Houston 100, LSU 66 Majors’ fame with the Vo!s Duke’s Ernie Jackson left For the South, Durrance romp- WEST SIDE BEC Livingston Tops in NAIA^ the dressing room. team of kid hookey players in picked up on waivers by (^pln- Mich. St. 67, Texas A8iM 66 was gained as an All-American room for Majors to be the hero ed for 60 In 12 attempts, Ten- Nassiff Arms, In a hard-fought "That’s the part the fans Toronto and in one grame, his nati. He averaged 6.2 .paihts in Far West Classic sofet^an, a premier kick re- when he blocked the North nessee’s Curt Watson gained 43 battle last night, upset a flred- don’t see," said Morrison. club got called for three ... U games with the Royals. Florida St. 86, Washington 77 Finished With 10 -1 Record Double Figure Scorers turner 'and as one of thosgioun- placement by Ohio State’s Stan in 12. and AUn Harrell of Ar­ up Mike Prestl and Nassiff "M aybe If they did, they’d go yes, three . . . penalty shots. try’s finest punters. White. kansas State got 24 in 7 before Oregon St. 106, Dartmouth 72 Basket at Buzzer St. Louis Holiday Tournament Sports in a thriller,^ 80-26. Brian KANSAS CITY (AP) — The CalUornla Lutheran, 8-04, easier on the officials.” "The second one was square­ The Detroit Tigers will open "Bobby can beat you a lot of a ntUonal television audience departing with a severe knee In­ C^hadwlck (16>- led the way for jimd National Association of In- was the top team In Division 2 Unlike players who spend ly at center ice," moane<^ Mor­ thrir 1972 American Langhe ways,” Mid Tennessee Coach watched whait was mesUy a dull jury. First Round N.A. while Jim Flourent (8), tercolleglate Athletics (NAIA) after posting an impressing 80- Help Nets End Losses perhaps 90 seconds at a time on rison. "It’s no penalty shot un­ sesnon against the Nmf Tech BIU Battle, adio boesed the game featuring revlouBly unde- the ice, officials are out there less the foul occurs In the at- Yankees on April 11. flouth team. "Now he’s found a flde All-American . . . the ever- hit 9 cf 16 passes for 107 yards St. Louis 96, Yale 70 By Havlicek Wins Big Eight Tourney for the losers, Prestl (9) Steve Uvingston, Ala., University as feated Westminster, Pa., in the CHUBCH — Biu Perkins 210- MIAMI BEACH (AP)—^The New York Mets sealed new one." present Mr. Majors. for the North. Diagneau connect­ First Round AgostinelU (6), John Wieezorek u,e top team In Division 1 and Division 2 Champion Bowl at 565, ’Tom Schwartz 215, C y Per- the dooT on their three-game losing streak Monday Fortda runner ’Tommy Dur- Testlmcney to the type of gam ed on 4 of 8, but gained only BOSTON (AP)— John Havlicek does it again. Sound Colorado 83, Okla. St. 62 (6) and Bob Smith (4) scored California Lutheran of Thou- Thousand Oaks Doc. 4. kins 2i8-2n-a2o, Fhu Johnson night with five men shooting in double figures to edge ranoe oraoked one yard for a it was: two linebackers, Keith four yards. Jim Hamilton 8 vlotory, its first in McNamara 141-188-415, Fred Me- _ . . Utah State Classic have stable space for about 1,- W.Va.. beaten by Uvingston In Hockey League In scoring last HavUcek tied the count 97-97 to help his team puU away. Oll- O irry 160-140-418, Henry Stevel- sub-.600 ball, are the only quarter. the Ijtoiiw event slnoe 1966. showed up yesterday wlth a jum p shot wlUi 16 sec- Uam, subbing for the Bobby’s older brether, Johnny, in the dressing room to First Round 400 horses. the NAIA semifinal game fifth, season with 02 polnto lot 166-871, Earl Ook 883, Bob ^ *vo Individual The Nets slumped to the Wyoming 93, Idaho St. 84 onds remaining. The Warriors Pete Maravlch, hit two field WM .ttie North coach. ;The one- Scoring Galore have his aches and Boroch l64-136-8e6, Ed Doucette *®«****. acew U ng to American short end of a 108-102 score but Utah St. 96, Arkansas 94, OT took time out to set up a final goals late in the period to give tlme::„Vot All-American tailback 867, George MarineHl 867, Carl ^ketbaU Association staUs- got six straight potato to take a pains treated. He scor­ Rainbow Classic shot by Cazzle Russell. the Hawks a four-p(rfnt lead was u Blocked as anyone to BoUn 187-886, Mhrk Jakusevich ” '®Sf*** . .. 108-106 lead with just 60 sec- ed twice in Sunday’s First Round Unable to penetrate, Russell and the Blazers never threat- 187- 871, Ed MlUer 137-808, A1 Washington to the top onds left on the clock. see hto baby brother deciding win over Cleveland. was forced to take a 2S-foot ened thereafter, the nuns with a PAT kick. In Fiesta Bowl Arizona St. 109, Hawaii Ma­ Bujauclus 186-860. Ed Bujauclus hitting 166 of 271 Barry then nailed down two shot which failed. Don Nelson Leu Hudson, the scoring lead- "Joim didn’t know I could rines 88 188- 870, BHI Sheekey 860, Roy f****** P**" “ ****> throws and rookie John TEMPE, Ariz. (AP)— Larry Jones, in his first yew HawaU 86, N'westem 83, OT grabbed the rebound and Boe- er with 31 points, led a fourth- (Saosklob;’’ said the current Ten- SIGN UP NOW McGuirear^rtitirA mo 400, John.Tnhn Oromannmman 140,im. to^m ste Bill Melchlonnl Roche added three more In the ton called time with just one quarter flurry os the Hawks neseee a^ r. "It was the first as head coach of the Florida State University fo^ball Lakers Lead Don Marchl 189-403, Robert Peck Is the No. 1 playmaker, aver- flnal 20 seconds to oUlm the Other Games second left. built their lead to 25 points. tims.'Isi&a high school, but It team, would have bwn happier if Monday’s Fiesta Bowl FOR BOUND OH. OONPMY’S 351, Jim CMapponl 149-886, Vic aging 8.8 oeetoto per game. victory and end the FM ldlans’ UU 66, Wls.-Mllwaukee 67 Everyone in the Garden was Geoff Petrie paced the losers The other Individual leaders four game winning streak, wi^M out ohay;" had end^ 84 seconds sooner. ______Three Races sure that Havlicek would be with 28. Abraltls 141-166^, Frank Calvo MIslon said be felt getUng . Texas 81, Centenary 77 140-180-444, John Bunk 151-861, are Virginia’s Chortle Scott, High scoring by both clubs- ‘I don’t feel that there’s a happens,” he said, N. Carol, 96, Harvard 78 called upon, but the Warriors Billy Cunningham, Bob Rule scoring at a clip of 86.6 potato H men shot in double flgures- preparm for next month’s Senior Frank Wochter 140-966, Joe loser In a game like this," f^^ Devils NEW YORK (AP) — Hie Los Iowa 79, Australian Natto 71 AUTOMATIC were unable to stop the Boston and Kevin Loughery led the Dworak 879, Robert Mbiumphy per game; Kentucky’s Arils gave the 6,124 fans on hand Jones commented following the "some lucky breaks." Angeles Lakers have won 28 Drake 123, Chicago St. 96 captain. HavUcek took the pass way as Phlladelirfila ended a Gilmore, grabbing 18.9 their money’s worth, 186-364, Roy DeVeau 886. post-season Inaugural game, jjyff^ y,, junior quar- consecutive National Basket^! Lakeland 03, John Jay 66 In from Nelson, turned and six-game losing streak and ex­ n ^ n ^ per game; Utah's Florldtons Larry Jones and MiiUoiiaire Race which his Semlnoles lost. 48-88 terback for Florida State, lived AssoclaUon games, so you BuUer 79, C^clnnatl 70 shot, connecting for a game- tended Buffalo’s string of losses Glen Combe, who has con- Warren JaboU trailed Barry’s to the Arizona State University yp |,i, regular season laurels would expect that their total DELIVERY UC-Santa Barbara 97, Ari­ winning basket after time had to the same number. Cunning- nected cn 62 of 121 three-point performance with 22 each. To Hun Customer Sun Devils. "It's really too bad yje nation's top offensive domination would begin show- zona 63 expired for the second time this ham scored 26 points, Rule 25 Sports Dial aJttemi^ fw 48.0 per cent and Mack Colvin added 21 for the that the game didn't end In a pi^yer by picking up a total of Ing up In the league’s statistics. GET ISaS STAMPS season. and Loughery 21. TONIGHT ^ k CWvln of the Floridians, Florida club while Tom Wash- — Rum tie," 386 yards, with 847 yards com-. And that's just, what's happen­ Tile dramatic shot extended The 76ers led by 19 after AUnORA, 111, (AP) 8:00 Blue-Gray Football, Ch. taSton and BUI MelcMonni hod Oustomer, driven by Del Insko, The score was 88-88 In the ing off 26 pass completions, ing, the Celtics’ winning, streak to three periods before Fred Hll- 18 887 for 88.1 per cent. go for the New Yorkers. o u t l a ^ four horses Monday dosing minutes. But with 84 JFor his efforts. Huff wai Lakers lead three of the five A WHOLE BOOK FULL — Stampe leaned after payment for first dellveiy. elght games, and hiked their ton, who scored 21 points In Sports Slate ------_ _ _ _ _ New York edged the Forld- to erin the M.ooo Millionaire seconds left on the clock, soph- named the gam e’s Most Valu- Individual^ statlatlcs races ac­ lead to two full games over the only 23 minutes, and Randy If delivery Is paid for In full within 10 days Ions 118-111 whUe Dallas MUo puyM at Aurora Downs, omore haUbaok Woody Green able Player on offense. cording to figures released to­ TUESDAY Idle New York Knlcks In the Smith led a Buffalo rally that DOUBLE STAMPS tor amount of bill, downed Phtoburarh .^ -98. leav­ maWng Mm the top money-win- scored ..his third touchdown of picking up the defenelve hon day by the NBA. SI. Bernard’s at Etost Catholic Atlantic Division. sliced ' ' the margin to eight Bruins Enjoy Day of Rest ing the Condors and Nets In a nln|(']Kifli*r in hlst^. the afternoon on a one-yard ers was junior Ah You, defen Big Wilt Chamberlain ac- Manchester at Windham HavUcek led the Celtics with points, but no closer. Smith ■n f ^ ~ ~ ■m m virtual tie for third place in the ’11l« ID.800 first-plaos money plunge to lead the Devils to Uie slva end for Uie Bun Devfto. Ah counts for two of thoae Indlvld- Interlakes, N.H. at Ellington 28 points, 12 rebounds and eight paced STAM PS **month- **®*‘^®'^ ****** ®* foiiowtiig the Braves with 24 gava tlto ate-yaar-old horae life- 45-38 victory. You had two unassisted taoklei ual leads. He to averaging bet- Bufflild vs. Farmington, N.H. assists, Jo Jo White contributed points. Before Seven-Game Junket Ume aamlnga of IIOM 448. The game was actually tied and helped out on five others as ter than 20 rebounds per game at Ellington 27 points,, while Dave Cowens —^______BOSTON (AP)—-The Boeton over Philadelphia and Toronto. Dallas, the Western Division His wtanlm S’Oe'oIlp around four times, and Uie lead ho led ABU’s defensive efforts, and also Is tops In field goal South Windsor at Bloomfield SAVE STAMPS! SAVE MONEY! had 17 while also grabbing 15 BAHAMAS RACE WEEKS Bruins, given a rare day of Now, displaced by the Ice Ck- cellar-dwellers, climbed to the half-mUe traok provided the bounced back and fortti eight FBU’s A ll^m erioa wide re- percentage at .688. Windsor Locks at Rockville rebounds and collecting nine NEW YORK (AP) — The reet, planned to work out today pades’ annual Invasion of Bos- within one game of Idle fourth- flrat-plato nmey Rum custom- times. u ®*“**‘* CALL ANYTIME — 24 HOUR SERVICE fifth season of Bahamas Race before leaving for ithe start of a ton Garden, the Bruins face a place Denver, er needed to eollpoe the 11,000,- ABU coach Frank Kush three passes for touohdows as Uie NBA in aesUts wiUi a 9.8 WEDNESDAY Nate Thurmond topped Gold- Weeks for inUrmedlate and ad- eeven-game trip expected to long stretch on the rood, while Rich Jones led Dallas with 27 8W Hfttimt tinilnrff raoord wasn’t too pleased with the per- ho continued to be the olub’e average per game. Manchester C. C. at Norwalk en State with 28 points and 18 vanced racing sailors, spon- play a major role in detehnln still trailing the New York polnto as the Chape built a 10- held W Ottrdlgan Bay. a New formaxioe turned In by hie de- biggest scoring threat. In scoring, the NBA leader C.C. rebounda. Russell had 26 points sored by Sailing Symposiums, tag their chancee In the NaUon Rangers by four polnto in Uie point lead In the final period »—1,.-^ _iwhich was re- f e n s 1 v e secondary, whloh Dawson scored the first one remains Milwaukee’s Kareem Farmlngeon at Ellington ttiid Jeff MUUlns 22. will be held in weekly sesslone al Hockey League East race. East. and then staved pff a Pltto- (1,^ i|, allowed FBU to gain 801 yards on a 14-yard pass from flanker Jabbar, who to averaging 88.8 Buffleld vs. Interlakes at El- The Celtics travel to Phlla- from Feb. 5 through April 16 at Beaten only cnce In the lost ------burgh rally. John Brisker, who Hia raoewaa the lut for tho passing. Kent Goydoe, and the other two polnto per game. CWoago’e Bob llpgton BOUND OIL CO. delphla to try to extend their Geoi^etown, Great Exuma, Ba- 10 starts, the Bruins were re- Woody Hayes to In his 21st sparked the rally along with horaa which will be rettred to '^ r secondary didn’t do a from Huff, one from 10 yards Love Is second at 27.1 with (3all THURSDAY ESTABLISHED 1935 — 369 CENTER STREET — 643>fSI0 winnlng streak against the hamas. Both men and women warded wUh a compete day off season of football coaching at George Thompaon, led the Con- Lobell Farm In aood job at all, but sgalnst a out and the other from 26 yards Goodrich of Loe Angeles third East Catholic at Holy Cross, 76ers tonight. Hie same two will participate. Monday after weekend victories Ohio State, dors with 17 points. HanovSir, Pa team like Florida State, I guess out. with 26.7. Watorbury !-^ r ■

PAOB BICffirmBM MANCHESTER EVENING HfifeALH, MANCHESTER,* CONN,, TUESDAY, DECBMRfeR 28, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1971

___ _ !? For Rent 55 Houms For Sole 7 2 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE HtiVtfmO'LD lots - Antiques, TMMmcnft 63

wlT’ bliy a or 4-bMlraoin -'m p l.l.'y a chll- O ff«M d by th « irritations o f l i f e d e a t . A Sk V:l 430W Lake y,«i,.. 8t., Bolton, 6404347. carpeting, porch, finished rec security pHILBRICK f I AM lOOUlNG rr room. Nice yard. Feb, let oo- raterences. Hayes UP 114 tME OlCnOMARV WANTEp — antique furniture, cupanoy. $296. rsntal plus se- <*1*1 • glase, pewter, oil paintings or cuiity. Helen Palmer, 64S-6831, ... •"BCrTMOWCAKI I other mtique Items. Any quan- Gertrude Hagedom 6460688. y| a g e n c y FIND ITIFI CANT 9P6U -IT? ^ COLONIAL Cape with 8 over- ■’T ______> P-in-. ------alMd roome, central alr-condl- RBCOlw album "Chrlatmos EAST Hartford —Adult couple, tioning, large living room, huge Sing Along With Mitch” — ------chUdren, no pete, 4 roome flret Hoor self, contained fam- tuiM kig CoiitraeHiiq 14 H«lp WoniDd - Mol* or ftmolB 37 Articira For Soto 48 CB8087. Will pay $10 for excel- new 2-bedroom heat and hot water, atove and lly room, 2 fireplaces, formal lent condition. 8468SS9. luxury apartment wall-to-wall refrigerator, near stores and dining room with built-in hutch, ISSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — ALUMINUM shsaU used as > 8 AJf. to 4:30 PJtf. ------!______carpeting, vanity bath, color- bus atop. Call Monday-Friday, wall-to-wall carpeting through- new homes custom built, re­ printing plates. .009 thick, 38x —— ■ ------—------sppUancea, Including dish- 6 p.m.-lO p.m. Weekends 10 out. rec room, cold storage modeling, additions, reo 86” , 36 esnU each o r 6 fo r $1. Room s W IH ioat Board 59 IT"***"’. disposal, sliding glass a.m. - 10 p.m, 628-0696. room, many extraa. Price re- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV^. rooms, garages, kitchens re­ BERRY'S BINDERY WORKERS 648-3711. doors to sunporch, next to ------duced. JiL. HEBRON — Wall St., 4-room modeled, bath tile, cement (Temporary) THE THOMPSON House— Cot- ewlmmlng pool, $190 4iM PJMt. DAT BBPOBB FOBUCATION work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ OFBTOB c o p i e r s , r d l fad, tage St„ Centrally located, month. Call 6460847. heated apartment including BOX MOUNTAIN — Contem- Deadline tor Satnrdajr and Monday la AiM p.m. Friday dential or commercial. Call automatic, were $680 now Uurge, {Ueaoantly fumlahed _ hot water, carpeting, appU- porary Ranch. 8 rooms, 2H 649-4391. $199.00. Dealers’ Marlows, 887 ) rooms, parking. CaU 8462868 — Deluxe two- ances, storage, laundry, park- baths. Lot 162x216’, wooded, Contract work will require our adding on a tempo­ Main St. 6465331. Legal Photo for overnight and permanent “edwm Townhouse including Ing. $180 monthly. 6462871, 646 Twenty mile view. PLEASE READ YOUR AD DORMERS, garages, porches, heat, appliances, % baths, car­ rary basis bindery employees for booking, wire Service, 648-1443. guest rates. 1 0682. Oaealfled or "Waat Ads” are taken over the ptiooe as a rec rooms, room additions, pets, full basement. $238 per '______COLONIAL—Choice residential SUPPER stuff, sure 'nuff. eoavenlenoe. 11m advertiaer eboold read hla ad the FDUT kitchens, add-a-^ EyMKrie, Ine * 643-2711 eling and repairs. Call any­ CONTROL D A T A CX)RP. 6708. ments. Includes heat, hot wa- Colonial, quaUty construction, time for free estimate. 876- NICE room in private home, MANCHESTER 5 - room ter, all appliances, with dish- all rooms large, airy and bright, complete house privileges. apartment , cold flat, couple washer, disposal, carpeting, exceUent neighborhood, Houses For Sole 72 Out of Tovm W anted - Real Estate 77 1643. 41 PROGRESS DR., MANCHESTER, CONN. Fiwl ami Food 49-A C ali 643-5270. with small baby or older cou­ pool and your own private ter- Tracks - Traefors 5 F o r S a le 7 5 IF YOU are thinking of selling WES ROBBINS carpentry re­ 646-6300 ple, no pete, $68 per month. I^we in a country setting. ^ ^ “ 7 ^**** LARGE furnlahed room, for your home, why not give us a NOTICE 19M HQUOH pay loader, low modeling specialist. Additions, J. D. Real Estate, 643-8779. VERNON An equal opportunity employer. DRY OAK fireplace wood, $10 mala only. Parking. $16 week­ call? We offer a complete real boy trailer, back hoe, truck rec rooms, dormers, porches, MINT CONDITION PUBLIC HEARING HERALD orders delivered. Ci^ 743-7886. ly. CaU 6460328 after 6 p.m. MANCHESTER — Deluxe du- estate service including par­ mounted. Phone 649-S030. cabinets, form ica, buUt-ins, S i;*.rS ih . pHSTv-fS, . r " ' Just 6 months old — owner TOWN OF MANCHESTER, plex, two bedrooms, full pri- ANDOVER — Furnished 2- $29,900. Flreplaced living room. Upper ticipation In the Multiple List­ BOX LETTERS bathrooms, Mtchens, 649-8446. SEASONED hardwood, sawed 20s. transferred. Quality 7Vi- CONNBCmCUT 1969 FORD pick-up, SOO cubic roo*" apartment in country. ing Services of Manchester and PROPOSED AMENDMENT and deUvered. C. Hutchinson. Oman,' oomplete house privi­ •ion B-ZONE large Colonial In ex- r(x>m Raised .Ranch, beamed Inch, 6 cylinder engine. Many JACQUES of all trades, carpen­ Holp W onted-M olt 36 Holp W antefi - appliances Included. $220 per Vernon. Jarvis Realty Co., TO ORDINANCE For Yonr > 6460878. leges. Prefer women only. In­ o c^lUon, first floor cathedral ceUings, all built- other extras. StS-TTia. try, additions, paneling, re­ month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ PASEK Realtors, 643-1121. In accordance with provisl Muncle trana- PIANO Tuning by graduate of STORE MANAGERS am)^aiicea, paridng. AU Evening Herald, together PRINTING SERVICES Tpke. east. Open afternoons. apartment, over IH acres. Treed. Custom of the Manchester, Hartford, ed, double carport, garage, 'The proposed change and re­ misslan, $100. firm . 646-7684. Hartt College of Music. Instru- ______Because of our rapid expansion PUBLIC HEARING with a memo listing the 679 Middle Turnpike West Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, ^ ^ S t M 67^ «tove. refrigerator, "h^tT'hS lease-security. Call James J. CtolonlaT, rec room, apeolal In- and Vernon Board of Realtors; barn, IH acres. Near Rcxite 6. vision may be seen in the Town ments sold and repaired. Sheet and our policy to promote from ADDITIONAL companies you do NOT Manchester, Conn. until 9 p.m ., 646-0838, 6467679. Must be seen. Offered at $24,- Clerk’s office during busineee music and accessories. Ward leiM is - within we are now able to ac­ ^ ***^” ” ' w ate;, p S g . C.U1 5 6 8 -ie ir Oessay, 875H»184. terior, 2-car garage. $45,500. ______APPROPRIATIONS wont to see your letter. IwiiwH ScrvkM 1 3 Hoip Vyonte^-Famala 38 ITTVin.lWVMH f1rw>r r«- —— ———— '■ 7*r00Ill nom6. 900. Frechette R ealtors, 647- hours. Tour letter will be de­ Krause, 643-6886. S lO C llS — M O T f^ O fM EU.ECTRICIAN —Journeyman, cept appUcatlons for store man­ CLEAN, used refrigerators, BOARD OF DIRECTORS TREE SERVICE (Soucier) - 2 7 de^^ Ad^ti no f o u r -r o o m apartment. large . ______«______------ROOMING HOUSE-Beautifully Baseboanl heat, two-car ga- 9693. Anthony F. Pletnntonlo stroyed If the advertiaer aU benefits. CaU 644-1439 after agers. ranges, automatic washers TOWN OF Trees cut, building lots clear­ pete.nota jtaaLnnahSskIteaaonable n>nt rent. 6468610.AisLiain rooms,rooms. veryverv ample cloeetecloaete and lNVeSflH®llF P roparty decorated and fully furnlahed. rage. Nice barn, horse stalls, Secretary is one you've mentioned. ' MORTGAGES — 1st, and 3nd, 6 p.m . If you are amdUous and look­ with guarantees. See them at 70*A income. We invite your one acre. Hutchins Agency, COVENTRY (NORTH) ed, trees topped. Got a tree NURSES AIDES cabinets, full - slse kitchen, FOf SaW MANCHESTER, Board of Direcdore If not it will be handled Reofilia - Sidlno 16 mortgages—interim financing ing for a future; If you would B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 648 Inspectlim. Realtors, 6465324. in the usual manner. problem ! WeU worth phone 7 -8 SH IFT COOK MANCHESTER — 5 - room completely ■ tiled bathroom, FOR THE YOUNG SET CONNECTICUT Manchester, Conn. — expedient and confidential enjoy a good starting salary and Main St. CoU 6463171. WeU kept four- Contemporary SpUt Level, 8 Nctice Is hereby given that caU, 743-8363. AL LAPLANT—Siding, roofing, SHORT ORDER apartment, 2-8 bedroom s, ap­ Dated at Manchester, Connec- service. J.D. real Estate As­ We are looking for mature Incentive bonuses, exceUent ben­ pliances, $165. per month. 876 J to v ;,* ’ 1 ^ 6 ^ roWge^S Good tocome. WkMEIM^_B^ $24^ DOCTTOR’S I home. rooms on acre lot with lots the Board of Directors, Town of ticut, this 21st day of becember storm windows, awnings. Qual­ soc., 048-0139. permanent personnel for EXPERIENCEU>. NEEDSID efits and a prestige position — GAS stove, 80” , good condition, Central location. $44,000. For proodmately 6,000 sq. ft, of floor large 6room Cape Cod, fire- CARPENTER—Available eve­ 6288. laundry faciUUes, $175 Includ- of trees. Snuggle up to the Manchester, Connecticut, wlU i»7i ity workmanship, free esti­ fuU-tlme work. Training IMMEDIATELY. 6 A.M. $88; OE apqrtment slu refrig­ further Information call, 648- "e a , soned Industrial. For sale place, garage, sewers, beautl- nings and weekends. No Job MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec­ CALL US TODAY! warm fire in the paneled hold a PubUc Heating in the ___ Lost and Fo— d 1 mates. FuUy insured. 649-8417, available for those who START TIME. GOOD SAL­ erator; aluminum storm doors, L O O K IN Q for a n y ^ iq t to ro^ii ^ 9678. » lease, $70,000. fu lly landscaped lot. Hutchins too big or too smaU. Call Ste­ ond, tiilrd. AU kinds. Realty NO EXPERIENCE family room. 4 bedrooms, Hearing Room at the. Municipal 373-9187. quaUfy. We offer paid hoU- ARY. MUST BE NEAT IN 82X80, 88x80. 6463466, 648- estate' rental — apartments, sVi-ROOM apartment, stove, re­ ------Agency Realtors, 6465324. LOST—D ecem ber 37th, black phen M artin at 646-7396 after statewide. Credit rating tmnec- NECESSARY EAST HARTFORD — Young 4- CONTEMPORARY L Shaped 2V& baths, 6 car garage, for­ Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ days, 3 weeks paid vaca­ APPEARANCE. APPLY IN 1443. homes, multiple dwellings, no frigerator, heat, hot water, and white spaniel puiqiy, 3H 3 p.m . BIDWELl, Home Improvement essary. Reasonable. Contiden- For Interview caU John MoUo, fam ily, brick, 4-4-4-4, ranges. Ranch. Redwood and brick ex- $26,900 — OFF BAST CEiNTER mal dining room, eat-ln chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, tion, sick days, paid insur­ PERSON ONLY TO OF­ 1-4269778, Mon. and Tues. 10 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As- Third fl(x>r. CaU 6462236 after kitchen completely equipped. months old. Last seen on Cedar Co., Expert Installation of alu­ tial, quick arrangements. Al­ FICE. ASK FOR WAYNE. GAS space heater, never used, refrigerators, air - condiUcxi- terior, on wcxxled lot, 1% acres St., 5 spacious rooms and bath January 4, 1972, at 8:00 p.m . W OOlUND ance and overtime. a.m. - 6 p.m. aoclateX, Inc. 6465129. 5:80 p.m. $3 5,60 0. St. Childs pet. Please return. minum siding, gutters and vin Lundy A gency. 637-7971. $100; gas stove, $80. CaU 646 ers, disposals, exceUent conU- ing, 2 chUdren accepted, $135. ----- nnArTniTB . hH/i.i. i-hImiI. i In 27®’ lot- Ifiitchlns b a r r o w s AND WALLACE OO. CENTER (dd, exceUent condition; Ken­ cational Special P rojects, long haired, gray. Reward. MR. ED Snow plowing, Hebron- 6463831 CONSTRUCTION Laborers. Ap­ BQggins, 648-8T — 6-manths old male or­ SNOW plowing, commercial 1 6 - A condition. 648-6480. to exlating Account No. 118, to write. New Products Develop­ Real Estate 77 ange tiger kitten, vicinity and residential. Reasonable ROOFING — Specialising re­ Dogs - Bitd« - Fate 41 MANCHESTER -r- Newer one- be financed by Grant already ment Services of Hartford, 61 PLUMBBUt Journeyman, SEWING MACHINE — 1971 slg- Waddell Rd., Call 648-7681. rates. Also available as a back pairing roofs of aU kinds, new CaU bedroom duplex includes heat your property? We received. Cook HiU Rd., Windsor, Conn. TYPIST for temporary part- after 6 p.m., 6461817. ADORABLE AKC poodle pups, sag, unclaimed layawiw^ bal­ CaU now, only $23,900. Hayes bedroom s. Dlus studio, study AAo-smA 1. 2 and 6 bedroom luxury up rig. CaU 646-8467 or 647-9804. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, app^ances, caipete, alr-oondl need listings, caU John H. Lap- Proposed adcUtional cqipropria- opartmanta. Faaturaa waU-to- 06096. 688-6836. time woric. 6463306. ance $41.86. Singer ilg-sag, S S “"®^u“^ m e“ r nw FOUI6ROOM. first floor aj>art- Agency, 6460181. and 8 baths, .tons walls, ga- cleaned and repaired. 30 10 week dd, one male, one pen Inc., Realtors, 6466261. tlon to 1971-72 Budget, Ekluca- wi^ carpating, vulty tlto LOST — Man’s eyeglasses in DICK’S Snow Plowing — Spe­ OEINBRAiL clean-up man, female, exceUent pets. Mother orlglnaUy over $800, noW only rage, large bania and out build- $16,900 Attractive Five-room years experience. Free esti­ KEYPUNCH operators, experi­ wanted 'for mornings. Apply , month. Paul W. Dougan, heat, ^ e . r^ri^ratOT, x|a n OHB8TBR Choice sirea. tional Special Projects, FVnd MUlt-ln oven, range, SVnrier’s case, phone 649-7636. cialising In servicing Rock- very affectionate. Low priced. $40.80. Singer Touch and Sew. B^tor 649-0186 ' ^ w ater furnished. Central _ . ijf .. ii- ” Inge. A 'View from every win- Cape, Fireplace, paneling, m ates. CaU Howley, 8460361. . Private ImtrHetioM 32 41 $858.70 UjOtwaalMr, ra ffig tra tor and ledge and surrounding area. enced. Alpha-Numeric. Days, Cavey’e Restaurant, -46 East Clall 647-1975. $48.60. AU guaranteed, easy ' ^ *______!______location. 6464818. hrlT frZ'’^ baseboarxl heat. ’ Ga^,^ NOTICE dlapoaal, alaidrio liaat 3 air- FOUND — Young black cat Lota, driveways, sidewalks, evenings. BHiU, part-time. Center St., Manchester. term s. 032-0931, dealer. Ck>lonial, 1966, brick Irwit, 28 wooded lot HdtohInR Adult Basic Education P.L. PIANO lessons — Saturday af­ 686 CENTER ST., 4H-riM»n Du­ oondmenera, glaaa with collar. West Middle ;m d in g . CaU 648-0003. E.CkL, South Windsor, 846 BREE — dog, male, needs Uvlng room with fireplace, city 4-UNIT apartment - good In- ' LEGAL 86760, to be added to exlating ternoon. Beginners and Inter­ plex, IH baths, aU «q>pUance8, THREE—large modern rooms. Agency, 6166824. dooca, aU largo raona. JPnIi Tpke., 6494M00. Hooting and Plnniblng 17 3446. NOTICE country home, half Husky, half Musical InstraiMUti 53 fuUy carpeted, 2 air-condition- Alr-conditloning. stove, refrig- utilities. Transfer makes sac- come. Call for details. ADVERTISEMENT Account No. lOS, to be fi­ baaammt atonga ana, am­ SNOW PLOWING. DlasaUafled mediates. Private Home. East The Town ot Andover Is seek­ High 2 0 ’ s . nanced by Grant alretuly re­ Labrador Retriever, on^year ers, iusaX and hot water, sound- erator, basment space, coin- rtfleo nece^ry. NEW LISTING — Forest Hills, AUDIT REPORT ple paxMag. Otartiiig at gin . LOST — Large male Siamese with late, sloppy work? Don't GRANTS Plumbing Service ~ Hartford. CaU 638-6780. RESPONBfflLE, mature wom­ ing apirilcants for a combined PIANOS, Spinets, consoles, by EAST CENTER ST. Large 16 Notice is hereby given that ceived. old. 6467609. prooflpg, storage and parking, laundry, private fenc^ yard, Meyer, Realtors, 6460609. warm Colonial Raised Ranch, Handy to slaappbm, aoboola, Cat, “MAX”. Last seen on wait, eaU now for immediate Free estimates, plus quaUty an to wcric four nlf^ta weekly Truck Driver and Maintenance Winter, H. Miller, others by iwm Ck)Ioi^ may be for ^ large .rcoms, deck, aluminum the Audit Report of the books Proposed additional approprla- Uua and rtfajowlM Ultlaa. on .bus line, near shopping, heat. Central. References re- Forest St., 646-8034, 66 WeUs SL response, clean, dependable work. 648-6841. in rest home. References re­ Man Trainee, to be hired under FREE, part German shepherd Winter Co. at low, low prices. NEW 8-bedroom Spilt Level, home or offices, large lot with siding, beautifully landscaped of accounts and financial rec- tion to 1971-72 Budget, Elduca- KodM epettmmd open toe Sehoob and CI o u m 3 3 $200 t>er month. Available Feb­ quired. 647-1416 between 4 :3 6 Large rooms, IH baths, fire­ worit. 046-4648. quired. CaU 6466965. regulations of the Emergency and collie pups, exceUent Terms. Colonial, 382 Main St., possiblUty of acquiring more wooded lot, formal living room orda of the ’Town ot kteuuUiester tlonal Special Projects, Fund inquaotlon 13-6 Saturday and lOBT — PasstxxA Nos. 104603, SAM WATSON Plumbing and ruary 1st. C:aU Charles Pontl- 8 P-m., Mr. Belflore. place. High treed lot. Oarage. land. BULLDO^Er OPERATORS Employment A ct o f 1971. health, good with chUdren. 742- “rear”, Manchester, Phime with fireplace, dining room. Mg for the year ending June 30, 41 $5,880.00 Sunday, other timaa by u>- 107669, Savings Bank of Man­ Heating. Bathroom remodel­ celU, 6460044. / nZZZZIZIII^II ______Only $20,900. Hayes A gency, polntment. SNOW NEEXXED Preference wiU be given to Viet­ 9677 after 5. 647-1858. kitchen with buUt-lns, 3 bed- 1971, is now on file In the of- Vocational Education Pro­ chester. Application made for ing and repairs. Free esti­ 6460131. ROCKLEnJOEr—Dynam ic 6 room Baltt by PLOWING BIG (MONEY CAREER RN’S nam veterans who are retidente ENJOY the privacy of your own Fum lsliad Raised Ranch, 5 bedrooms, 2% rooms, 2 full baths, family flee of the Town Clerk and the gram under Section 16286A of payment. m ates. call 64688(». TWO months old. Fender tele- b e r e a d y f o r s p r i n g ’ 72 FULL-TIME, 3-H SHIFT of Andover and Tolland County, baths, large famUy room, ca­ room wUh old brick fireplace same la open for pubUc Inspec- General Statutes, for replace­ 648-0861 'FREE — aU white female cat. caster guitar with case, Origi- house and the convenience of AportflW nte 53>A MANOHER]^ U ft R HoMliig Corp. LOST — Passbook No. 106068 M A M Plumbing and Heating, Nearby resident scIkxU q>eclal- presently unemployed or em­ apartihent living at the''lltme ------thedral ceiling Uvlng and lUnlng waU, raised hearth, pegged tlon. ment of calculators and type­ or We want permanent, profe6 ployed part-time and are seek­ 6467904. naUy $400. Must seU, $300. CaU E X TR A SPECIAL! 1 Saving Bank of Manchester. no Job too small. Free esti­ ising In complete field training time. Our 2-bedroom Town THREE - ROOM furnished Spic and span spacious Co­ room, modem kitchen. A ver­ wide pine floor, cversteed 2 car Thia legal notice is given In writers, to be financed by slonals who can offer good ing fuU-time employment. 6494084. Rantala by AiqiUcatlon made for payment. 648-4669 mates gladly given. Bathroom on backhoes, loaders, scrapers BOXERS — d. Edward TomUel, Secretary gram, sick pay, 2-weeks Office Building, School Rd. 742- exceUent condition. HoCner Savings Bank of Manchester. faucet packings. 6463871. CaU the "HOTLOfE” to con­ Phone 743-9407. placed Uvlng room, multi­ TEN ROOM (xmtemporary Mid 40s, principles only, 943- Town Clerk Board of Directors Raalter 9460313 paid vacation, 8 paid hoU- 7806. electric bass, with cose, excel­ ment.' ca ^ . ^c^y ^ p ^ r i ^is h e d apeutment, 8 RaniUi with t-room stuiUo apart­ Application made for payment. SNOW Plowing, residential and struction now! Our Connecticut terrace. We pay for gas cook­ baths. Loads of extraa. Truly 9270 after 7 p.m. Manchester, Conn. Manchester, Conn. 64630B1 days and overtime. Robert E. Post lent condition. Reasonable. rooms, Ideal for working cou­ ment or in-law suite, bver m com m ercial. 648-1684. number Is 1-4466686. Coll any­ ing, gas heat and gas alr-con- a four seasons delight. Come Dated at Manchester, Connec­ Dated at Manchester, Oxmec- LOST — Passbook No. 98639 First Selectman CaU 870-8638. ple or newlyweds. Ctentral. time. ArtielM For Sale 45 lUtipnlng. No extra charges. see. CaU M r. LewU, 646 acres of land with a view, red- TWO-FAMILY house, 65, 2 ^ tlcuribls 28to this twm^wToid Savings Bank of Manchester. MILLAR TREE Service—prun­ M iR in a r y , CaU 640-3142. wood construction. Large ther- garage, well landscaped. Pro6 ' December 1971 ^ a l l i e d ooNsmuenoN MEADOWS Nortowo^ Town Houses at in- 6469969. Application made for payment. ing, cabling, topping removal, DrasMiMking 1 9 1214 MaJh St. SNOWMOBILES — Oerich’a mopane windows. pect St., Manchester. CaU 646 '______feeding. Free estimates. FuUy CONVALESCENT FRANKLIN COMPANIES Service Station, 1083 Tolland terseetton o t Woodland and HU- 2507. ^ ^ ------— LOSrr — Passbook No. E3968 Springfield, Maas. COMMBRCIAL PLOT insured. 688-6846 o r 668-4716. LADIES’ dresses, suits, wed­ CENTER ANNOUNCE Tpke., Bucklmid. Evlnrude Hard Sts., Manchester, omce Bug|nggg LocatlOIIS ..B&W.. CAPEr—8 rooms and enclosed ----- ^ Savinga Bank of Manchester. 8462821 ding gowns and veUs, all cus­ Part-time or Full-time and Alouette Snow Modles, C-Zone lot, comer E. Center on prem ises or caU 640-6786. R e n t 64 BARROWS AND WALLACE OO. ^ ~ , Bowers Ajqillcation made for payment. SHARPENING Service —Saws, tom made. Some atterations. CAREER and Goodwin St, approved 128 900. School, 6-room Bungalow, flre- knives, axes, shears, skates, Help W im tell Firmnie 35 ^ opportunity employer. sales and service, clothing and FIVEI-IttiOM, .. 2 bedroom _ apart-___ — Manchester Pairkade, Monch...... Reasonable prices. 6461188. OPPORTUNITIES accessories, Mastercraft and for building. Plans available, LOST — Passbook No. 86449 rotary blades. Quick service. everything ready to go. ment, second floor, _6f«^lly We NEED LISTINGS Tower’ le ^ . o t ^ e . Carport. Savings Bank of Manchester. Holsclaw traUera. 8462888. comblnatlon, heat, hot water, ".i — - ■ ...... n xTrvTVTi a n a Capitol Equipment Co., 38 In life sales and sales manage­ Priced to fM^ houae,' garage, washer-dryer private bath, alr-condlUonlng, MANCHESTER — Large NOW! Thiukinsr of Sell- porch. Only $33,600. Hayes Apirilcation made for payment. OPPORTUNITY for seU em- TYPMT — Receptiontot, part- h(x>k-ups, Brookfield St. area, Main St., Manchester. Hours ment. Above average earnings YAMAHA SnowmdiUe, 1971, 30 carpeting, ground floor loca- Dutch Colonial with four bed- infir yOUr property?” CaU Agency, 646-0181 M o v in g - ployment, f^ a t growing par- time, hours 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. T. J. cR ocK irr adulte only, $166. CoU 6 8 p.m. LOST — Passbook No. W4180 dally 7:365, Thursday, 7:869 ty plan In U.S. No Investment, potential. ComiUete training in h.p., 293 co ’s, used five times. tlon, parking. Apply Marlow's, rooms, living room with fire- TO D AY! EasUy accessible to 1-84. CaU BEALTOB 6461577 Saturday, 7:864. 6467968. Tracidng - Steragg 20 638-0703 after 7. aU aspects of Ufe and health $700. Phone 6463048. weekdays. 6467067. Savings Bank of Manchester. 6463600. 867 Main St., 6466221. place, formal dining room, 1% Lots For Sole 7 3 Application made for payment. hiM rance. CaU M rs. Bousfleld Newer two- baths, family alxed kitchen. TWO YOUNG m arried men wUl ICANCSHESTBR — Delivery- CXEAN rugs, Uke new, so easy MANCHESTER light trucking and package de­ SENDING chUdren to ciUlege to arrange for Interview, 848- bedroom flrat-floor apartment. FOR LEASE - apprcndmately aunporch that could be a f ^ MANCHESTER — AA zoned do smaU repair Jobs and paint­ MATURE woman for light to do wlfh Blue Lustre. Rent PHILBRICK LOST — Passbook No. 106040 livery. Refrigerators, washers costs money, and gives you 4696 between 8:864 p.m. An Includes, heat, appllancea, car- 1,3(X) square feet. Ideal for pro­ ily room and two-car garage. buUding lot, 85x200. P riced to ing, also cellar cleaning and cleaning, Fridays, 648-6806. eleotrlc sham pooer $1. Olcott Savings Bank of Manchester. and stove moving, specialty. more span time. Put that time equal opportunity employer. T H U R ln r O N pets. $1W per month. Paul W. fessional offices, combination Within walking distance of sell at $7,500. Frechette Real­ Application made for payment. light trucking. Call 6462693, Variety Store. office and warehouse space, 6468726. Folding chairs for rent. 646 to work for you. Be an Avon D ougan,' R ealtor, 649-4686. school, shopping and public tors, 647-0693. COOK AparfnMHits etc., general business sone, transportation. A real buy for AGENCY 0702. Repnsentative. It’s easy and MALE ov er 18, work part-tim e a s s o r t e d skids all shapes LOST — CSaA. ring and onyx 149 H IU X U tD flor. ROYAL ARMS — lovely new room for expansion, ample the one-car family. Price in PARKLIKE building lot, 80x150' LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also SHORT ORDER it’U be fun to watch your sav­ evenings. Apply, A. C. Peter­ and slses, yours for the haul­ ling. Top Notch parking lot, EXPERIENCED. NEEDED townhouse, 2 ’ bedrooms, heal­ parking, located in Bolton be­ low 30’ s. CaU Doris Smith, or A-zoned. Convenient, desirable moving large appliances. » . .. f ^ ~ ings account grow. CaU now, son Farm s, 388 North Main ing away. Contact, Contrd REALTORS Decem ber 34Ui. Reward, 649- IMMEDIATELY 6 A.M . Three rooms, fuUy carj^t- ed, fully carpeted, all appli­ tween Route 44-A and new Bea MUletto, Jarvis Realty neighborhood. City 'water and SMILE! Burning barrels delivered. $4. ■ wUlFllig — ra p a illig 21 289-4932. St., Top Notch ShoM>lng Plasa. Data Oorp. 41 Progress Dr., 8400, 649-7138. START TIME. (300D SAL­ ed, complete appUanoefi, ances, XMi baths, full basement Route 6. Amedy Realty, Real Co., Realtors, MLS, 6461121. sewers. Only $6,500. Evelyn M anchester, 648-6300. bhodes, jgensrous closets, ****^^’ T. J. FLANAGAN A 9ONS — ARY. MUST BE NEAT IN SALES — Marketing, part-time wlth^ laundry hook-ups, private tors, 876-6288, Carlson, 649-8754, Northeast LOST — Black and white, fe­ Painting and papering. FuUy heat, hod water, paridim, MANCHESTER — Combination male cat. Vicinity Union St., Houteliold Services 13-A APPEARANCE. APPLY IN Help Wonted Mala 35 and fuU-tlme positions avail­ HOT WATER furnace, 77,000 basem ent eton ge, near ; patio alt dining room, on bus 646-4200 Realty, 568-7907. It's Catching... Send insured, workmen’s compensa­ PERSON o n l y t o o f ­ able. Up to $1,000 per month. Unei near schools, shopping, COMMERCIAL place for lease residential and business block, Reward. 649-3186. tion, liability, property dam­ Btu, com plete, $00. convec­ •hopping an d ohnrehss, or sale 461 Main St., next to 8-room single family home, WAfUQNG machine repairs, f i c e , ASK FOR WAYNE. PHARMACIST, fuU-Ume per- 5464194. tors. Built-In bath tubs, lava­ $176. par month. OaU .:hurchse (closest thing to a RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, age. Call 648-1949. post office. ExceUent business store and apartment. Excel­ CARTER'ST. — Custom ranch, KNUDSEN DAIRY manent position, pleasant and tories, cabinet sinks, alumi­ private hom e) $216. CaU 844- Happy Thougbts* Maytag. Reasmiable rates. BULLDOSIER operators need­ location with building. CaU lent InveXtment, $86,900. Hayes 3 fireplaces, plaster walls, 2- CEILING specialist — expeK 1100 Burnside Ave. busy store In RockvUle. Con­ num combination doors. 648- Peterm an E ssitig , 969 9494 161»( : Automobiles For Sale 4 Owner of Pike Coin Wash and ed. See Schools and Classes, 646-2426, 9-6. Agency, 646-0181. oar garage, all appliances, workmanship. One ceiling or East Hartford tact J. Mastrlnl, mornings, 3466 evenings, 6461443. Dry Cleaning, 275 West Middle Otesslflcation 88. large treed lot, priced to sell all your ceilings repaired and 527-1164. THREE-ROOM corner office k ia NCHESTER at $33,600. Frechette Realtors, to someone you love. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Turnpike, next to Stop and WOMAN — FuU-tlme for coun- O I ^ I m ONTH RENTAL painted. Also Interior painting INSPECTOR — R eceiving In­ suite; also one-room office. T R A N S F E R R E D 647-9993. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Shop. 648-4918, 647-1719. terwerk, 5 p.m. to 12 midnight. CARPENTER, experienced and waUpapering. Call 286 spector, check raw materials House & Hale Bldg.. 968 Main IKAIMarEittivCii/ est Douglas accepts lowest Good pay for right person. Ap­ only to work In Manchester- BONUS LIGHT trucking, cellars and at­ om. and screw machine parts. 3t. Phone 848-4846. Blx-roomi Ranch, attached $21,600 — 7-room older hom e, down, smallest payment, any­ ply In person only, CJs Giant Willlmantic area. Both inside Last Chance fo Buy One and two-bedroom aport- living room with Franklin Happy Birthday tics cleaned, odd Jobs. Rubbish Grinders, Inc., 278 Broad St., Two-years experience requir­ garage, aluminum siding. where. Not small loan finance INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ and outside work. CaU 743-6063 men^, convenlenOy located to near ocho^i stove, family room, lot 100x120, company plan. Douglas Motors removed, domestic and com­ cial rates fo r p e ^ le over 66. Manchester. after 6 p.m. ed. CaU Personnel Depart­ m ercial, 644-8962; ment, Iona Co., 8463U1. and transportation. Land­ Immediate (xscupancy. Marion 846 Maip. Call my competitors, then call “CHRISTMAS IN MANCHESTER PARK” •hopping'and bus Una. Elevator :ondltl3 !‘ p"frKlIli“‘l8i wool and' trans^rtatlon. I^d- scaped lot, exceUent condi­ E. Robertson, Realtor, 643- me. Estimates given. 6467868. servlca. Free parking. Laundry Mlddle Tpke., 640-2098. Happy New Year TWO handymen wont a variety MAN WANTED evenings, part- tion. Salesman must move. 6068. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, good con- Hoip W anted - Fmnala 3 5 NATIVITY SCENE CARDS on each floor. From. $160 up dition. Must Sell. Phone 646 of Jobs, We also do paper RICHARD E, MARTIN. Full time for Janitorial duties. 646 Principals only. $28,800. hanging, painting and celling 4230. CUl Superintendent, 6462682. MANCHESTER — Comfortably 8036. professional painting service, Housot For Rant______W 64S-6969. work. 648-5805. Graatly reducad-— $1.60 box of 20 large three-bedroom Colonial. interior -exterior. Free esti­ FULL OR PART-TIME LATHE and mill machinest, New vinyl siding, lovely big Happy Anniversary 1968 JAVEU N , 848, red with M O D ER N three-room apart- SINGLE house, three bed- REWEAVING of bums, mothr mates, fully insured. 649-4411. second shift, aass-A. Job shm> MANCHESTER ^27 Colonial, treed lot. Immediate occupan­ Mack interior, 4-speed. Excel­ ment, lUl utilities. CJall 649-4688 rooms, dining room, living holes, tippers repaired. Win­ experience. FamlUar with air­ Available at Paul’s Paint Store, 646 Main St., or ' ~ tniill UaaAm Jint four bedrooms, dining room, lent condition, $1,660. 647-9896. GEORGE N. CONVERSE — In­ . . room, .. __ kitchen. FuU basement, cy. Bel Air Real Estate, 646 dow shades made to measure, craft type of work. Overtime. between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. fireplace, recreation loom, 0332. terior, exterior, painting, pa­ WOMEN call 644-2026 for home delivery of 4 boxes or more. $300 monthly. Security deposit all site Venetian blinds. Keys Apply In person, J. T. Sloccmb two-zone heating. Large lot. VILLAGER ^ # Con^’atulotions 1966 FORD Falrlane 600, wag­ per hanging. Free estimates. FOUR-ROOM apartment, $126. required. Available at once. made vdiile you wait. Tbpe Co., 59 Matson HIU Rd, So. Prestige area. O ff Keeney St., MANCHESTER — $4,400 down APARTMENTT.CI on, V8, automatic, exceUent CaU after 8 p.m . 6463804. -ARE YOU FRIENDLY... CIVIC MINDED aeourlty and references, Janu­ Keith Real Estate, 646-4126. APARTMENTS condition, one owqer. Asking recorders for rent. Marlow’s, Glastonbury, 6869480. ^ cmgMg $84,000. Jesdor Realty, R eal- buys a new 6-6, S-bedroom Du- ( ^ ary 1st, oocupancy. 6462818. 6461922. $600. 6466648, 7468894. 867 Main St., 6465331. I. P. LEWIS 8i SON, custom tors, MLB, 688-1411. plex, 1V& baths, aluminum std- If Immediate Occupancy What could make a person happier decorating, interior and ex­ ... AMBITIOUS... CONCERNED? MAN WANTED mornings, MANCHESTER CIVITAN CLUB DELUXE 9 . bedroom apart- arv nnriM hmise conveniently ——------**»»• aeparate ■ heating • ■ ayateme, I. VB*Room V Townhousaa, IH c Building ConfracHng 14 terior, paperhanging, fully In­ part-time, for Janltmial duties. wam^wiuT oa J Xros b^r and MANCHESTER - 8;^ m oror- caU now! Froehetto RiaUors, >tUed baths, complete'^ than fo make anofher person smile? Welcome new residents to your community. Must drive and 646-4330. offen i 2 ate’ M M X ’h e.ter area »**«'> expanded Cape. Two 947.9993. f kitchen, heat, alr-condl- )) Tracks - Iraetan 5 MASONRY work all types stone sured. For free estimates, call oon^Iete ^jpllanoes, * park. North Manoheste baths, four bedrooms, family ------tioning, waU-to-waU o o x -y oondlUixteni /u ll basement, 949.3791, and concrete, no Job too sm a ll,______6469668, If no answer 648-6862. DIh MAKER - Blank and a.n hesement. 'room, - ...... lovely suburban lot.- Ga------MANCHESTER — 8-room. >potlng,petlng, private basement.^ basement 1971 CHEVY haU-ton FleeUide know area. No sales Involved. If you are all of these, we waaharHl^er ihook-up, vanity ------— - — ------over 30 years experience. Free ------pierce dies, some odd form­ OM FaihiM Ohutes FnH Oab rags, $30,600. Hayes Agency, Cape, rec room , garage, price I f washer-dryer hookup. jl Order Yoiirs Today! pick-up, exceUent condition, would like to meet you- ing dies. Job shop experleiMS. type bath, glass sliding doors, BMAIX. 8460131. reduced to $38,600. Frechette oetlmates. OaU after 6, 6461870 FioO f Finishing onto patio. $330. per month, ideal for working couple. CaU one owner, 10,000 m iles. Must 24 First shift, overtime. Apply In ------Realtors, 647-0998. Charles Lesperance o r 8463978. — ’ tIiS |Nr penM Murdock, Realtor. 6465970 before 9:80 p.m. eeU, buying another truck. 646 FLOOR SANDING, and refln- person. J. T, Slooomb Co., 89 R obert D. MANCHESTER — West Vernon ------Call 643-2711 3811 anytime. NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS— iehing (speclallting In older Matson Hill Rd., So. Glaston­ AvoiloMt of Local Mcrakanta 048-M9B. THRBE)-ROOM ■ unfurnished St., 8-room Executive Raised MANCHESTER — 7 ■ oar ga- 649-7620 > RemodeUng, repairing, addi­ bury, 8869480. Ranoh, a cre, treed lot, owner rage, $29,600. Large 7-room floors). Intide painting, paper PERSON TO PERSON HILLIARD I T . — New four- home, Pleasant convenient lo­ G-B ' ' tions, rec rooms, porches and hanging. No Job too small. Or for Irae heme dcBmy, eoB cation. Utilities included. transferred. Offers ooqsldsred. Colonial, nice treed lot, cen- Kitchen J room flat, $160. Seourtty re Low 40s. Frechette Realtors, trolly located. Hutohths Agen- iianrI;rB trr lEttrnittg ifrraU i roofing. No Job too small. CaU John VerfaUle, 648-6750, 876 CALL S28-40T2 qulivd. Heat and appliances Working adults No chUdren, Read Herald Ad» 6468144. 2232. NURSING homo maintenanoe 543-1904 or 545-1725 647-9608. oy. R ealtors, 6466834. V s s / man. CaU 849-4019, sxtra, $4663M, 6 6 p.m . pats. 948-2880. i

i K b:- / tfiWB TWENTY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, J971 iianct|tf8trr lEu^ning Average Daily Net Press Run For The Week KndeO The Weather November >0, ICTt >Uour. cold toniglit; lJ I.r tf < Massive Raids l i i S i l l Leaders End Parley -SV Continue Over fROST-rREE SALE KITCHENAID wm iN«HOMta-MC« DEUXE M M E tl-FT. ~ VERTICAL Frene Price, Pledge Unity DISHWASHER Removable Oven Door Enemy Borders $1 no.oo KEY BISCAYNE,, Fla. (AP) success, cohductedcJLd with American presence in Europe REFRIG.-FREEZER UNDERCOUNTER MODEL — President Nixon and West warmth and full understanding to buttress his negotiating posi­ Plug Out Surfcme Sumers SALE By GEORGE ESPER m x German Chancellor Willie and agreement cn the wide tion to reaching an under­ COMPLETE - DELUXE Freeie Price $239.95 SAIGON (A P)—^The heaviest American air attack on Brnndt ended their two-day range of subjects, standing with Bast Germany. Ask About Low SALE Nohth Vietnam in more than three years continued for summit conference today with The major development from Rogers, in his meeting with the fourth day today with no letup in sight. a pledge to continue n close Tuesday's opening rounds was Foreign Minister Walter Seheel, Cost Instflllatlon U.S. diplomatic sources re- —------—__— partnership between the two a pledge by Nixon, In the words and Nixon, in his session with countries. Secretary of State William partment denied that It hod Brandt, Stressed that the Fraew P ik e A Joint communique, issued United States will In no way “ *™«“ ‘“ e clock back to 1968, as the session ended, focused Prealdent Lyndon B. negotiate any agreement with $284.95 largely on the need for close halted the bombing ot the Soviet Union on troop cuts In the flrst 8% days of „orth Vietnam. cooperation between the west­ or other European matters out­ ^mUng ,.we have not resumed the ern allies In any dealings with side the framework of the that began Sunday. bombing campaign of the the Soviet Union. North Atlantic Treaty Organ­ CO LO R TV BUY To keep the attack force at North," Pentagon spokesman According to the commu­ ization. full strength, a scheduled port Jerry W. Prledhelm said In nique, the president and chan­ "In other words,” Rogers leave for the carrier Con- Washington. "Our operations cellor discussed the necessity for' told reporters, "we are not go­ 18 INCH PORTABLE steUaUon was delayed and It are limited duraUon strikes, continued American military ing to make any agreement continued to launch Its planes They are limited as to geogra- presence In Europe, the need about reducing our forces In from the Tonkin Gulf, along irfiy and targets." for cooperation on monetary ud Europe unless we do it in con­ V SALE Automotie rino $389.95 with the carrier Coral Sea. When newsmen pointed 8ut and trade policies, and the de­ sultation and in full cooperation 12-INCH PORTABLE MINI WASHER sirability of coordination of all The 7th Fleet’s third carrier, that Jc^nson's officials also with our allies. Freeze Price Tm lH SA LE diplomatic initiatives by the Rogers said he and Nixon the Blnterx>rise, was sent to the claimed bombing attacks were United States and members of PORTABLE TV Zadian Ocean during the India- limited as to targets, Fried- told their German counterparts $70.00 Wash & Spin Timer the North Atlantic Treaty Or­ the same tudds true concerning Fanwin Make $1 07.00 PaWetan war, and no replace- helm replied, "They were not ganization. U H F — V H P $007.00 the Soviet proposed European ment vras available for the Oon- nearly as restricted as now." 29935 Freeie Price $179.95 SALE The last day of the confer­ security conference. Full Sanlae BoUi Friedhelm and U.S. ence, a 2^-hour session this ANTENNA EQUIPPED _ r o e Oonatellation and the Command spokesmen In Saigon "Obviously we will discuss C»rw Sea are supplying about repeated earlier offtclal claims morning, dealt in broad issues, the European security confer­ IBO nghter-bombers to the force that the strikes are aimed at particularly relating to Nixon's ence when we are in Moscow,” upcoming trips to China and gggpillllllllgllll^^ protecting the diminishing Rogers said, "Just as our allies the Soviet Union. discussed the European secur­ American forces in Vietnam. Nixon was particularly Inter­ WILLY BRANDT But it appeared that their chief ity conference with the Soviet No Letup ested in this not only to explain Union, but it would not be done purpose was to aid Laotian, the historic visits but to gain P. Rogers, “ to do everything Cambodian and South Vietnam­ except In a way that is fully In Sight from the impressions Brandt we can 'to maintain our troop consonant with the postUon that ese forces fighting the N o ^ picked up in his meetings last strength in Europe." ggMMOHMNMMMHM I Vietnamese on several fronts. we all taJte." summer with Russian leaders. This was of much value to Some doubt was expressed by a»to. y a very live one, officials say. re-enlistment bonus, to stem tion,” cne* Israeli official said. seems to be the written fate. the Bugar Bowl, Cothm Penh and 30 miles southeast of sources say the draft may be of occupied Arab territory is to The idea of using the draft to guard manpower losses. “ It seems, however, that Egypt The official IQddle East Bowl and Roee Bowl, end the capital. the only way to bolster a sag­ support ithe guard, and other With congressional pressure has, for the time being at least, be relimiuished.” News Agency quoted him as The Cambodian command A government spokesman an­ then the score by quarters ging but criUcal part of the na^ military reserves, is startling on to hold down the defense decided to centinue the search saying that chances of peace ' >'1?t - said the North Vietnamese at­ nounced last week that Bgjypit in the Orange Bowl game. tlcn’s military establishment. because it comes even as the budget, guard officials fear that for a political solution." are "but a fading glimmer on tacked a government strong- Sadat, who has pledged that Is waiting to see what comes See the contest entry blank Army Guard strength has Nixon administration Is trying the bemuB, costing $56 million. the far horizon.’ ’ point at the village of Peam dipped to Its lowest level In six to end the draft for the regular 1971 will be "the year of deci­ out cf the expected revival next aind rules on Page 10 of to­ Will; fall by the wayside. "The decisive liour is at Chhork, 46 miles north of years—384,000, 16,000 below the armed forces by mld-1673. sion” in the Middle East, spoke month of U.N. mediator Gun- 23-INCH FUU WOOD CONSOLE Defense sources indicated hand. The Arab nation is not as day’s Phnom Penh on the Tonle Sap authorized level. But Pentagon officials do not at a meeting of members of the nar V. Jarring’s peacemaking Laird would hold off on any de­ weak as her enemies wish her - River. Spokesmen said the ene­ Guard officials th i^ they see any necessary conflict. cision regarding the draft and Peoples Assembly—parlia­ mission. RCA DELUXE COMSOLE I tercd 1 Sadat’s line was echoed in re­ to be, and not as strikingly my was driven back with the may lose another 80,00(^ citizen- They contend the government the guard until he has had a ment—and the central com­ porta presented to the meeting strong as she wishes to herself. SALE help of allied air strikes. soldiers before next fall and can continue to cut the size of chance to gauge the effects of mittee of the Arab Scciallst Un­ COLOR TV AM & FM _ FULL FEATURED by Foreign Minister Mahmoud Yet the Arab natlcxi has the I Southeast of Phnom Penh, then face serious manpower the regular forces only if it can recent' military pay Increases, ion, Egypt’s cnly political par­ lEnanittg Ifardik Rlad and the war minister Lt. weapons of strength—humaiily Communist forces were report­ ehortages. maintain & strong guard and which trickle down to guards­ ty. Autou Finn Tuning Froozo Gen. Mohamed Sadek, and in a and materially—when orgtui- ed to have seized three vil­ For now, they are relying on reserves to meet crisis situ­ men, and of a recruiting cam­ "The decision Is now under Ghoies of Finishes statement Issued later by the ized for the battle. It will Fuii Powor Chassis Prieo lages, and the command said higher pay and other Incentives ations. paign. implementation tmd the battle Freeze Priee cai r $ 2 Q 7 m reinforcements were sent there. to re-enllstment to reverse the If the country and Congress of liberttion will be long and party’s central committee. Ail achieve easy victory.’’ Fuii Sonrieo ^29415 $S794i5 f c v 1 1 rw .W E & 0IK Lawmakers Sitting on Hands $mmuMrni^ % n m t, m PA? , ' 4 Tv/i How Many Live on Your Block?

WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s Then came the Supreme The bureau began dis­ said, was that "a lot of states been neau'ly two years since the Court's one-man, one-vote rul­ tributing the block daita last had impossible deadlines. Penn­ government counted you, your ings of the 60s and "anybody Is September and expects to have sylvania was in this bind. They L^. I ^ 'i' • i A'.. neighbor and the guy down the able to take a state legislature It all out by the end of January, had to have block data and street. But. chances are your Into federal court," he said. depending on how fast the gov­ they couldn’t redlstrict last 30-INCH SELF CLEANING leglslaiture still doesn’t know "'People want to redlsitrlct as ernment printing office works. year. New York had to do the 30-INCH — DELUXE how mtuiy live on your block. fast as possible. A lot more "An a v ^ l let of these block same thing. Califomin, which is The census of April 1, 1970, people are knocking at our door reports are down at the GPO,” Just os big, lias done very well was a one-day snapshot of the and Ithey wont data earlier than said the census bureau man. with the MED list. But Califor­ AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC RANGE SELF CLEAN GAS RANGE country. The picture still is the Census Bureau can give It "We are getting a lot of letters nia Is angry about not getting being developed, and waiting to them." from people that know the data data on Spanlsh-Americons. Now, Continuous Cioan, Ovon for It are state and local gov­ On the day of the census, the Is out and can't get It." "Some legislatures have laws Piug Out Bumors Freeie Price $299.95 ernments under the gun to bureau set 180,000 people to While pointing to a backlog at saying they must redlstrict aft­ BroiiTompaControi Window, S-Position Braiior, reapportion. the printing office, the official er release of census data.’ But SALE The material that’s sought is also conceded that the Census the question Is, what is census SALE myW4f4 Cioek A Timor, Froozo Prioo called "block data,’’—literally Bureau "said It would deliver data?" Auto. Door Look a count of people who live on a Reapportion the data before It did and didn’t The Census Bureau has six $289415 given city block, euranged with meet its deadline." different counts. The first Is n .. neat little qulok-glonce maps. Mues "This has been an Incredible basic tabulation of people in The Census Bureau is tabulat­ census," he said. "About 1B,(XM) large areas, such as counties. A A r ’ .■■ ing 1,800,000 such blocks, a cl'lles and towns and It seems Next comes the enumeration it, **,'■• ^ staggering task even with coin- counting noses. Preliminary like that many had complaints districts, then-the block data. *tP5 ' L.‘ ^ _ A * c* .f/iyi t; MANCHESTER puters, data was released in the fall of about the count. This slowed up . StlM to come Is a further ‘ ' ( Census data is a basic tool 1970. By February this year, the census by 4-6 menths while breakdown ot detailed charac­ for redlstrioters. It provides the each State had the figures for we checked oiit complaints." teristics such as farm income, answer for the courts’ demand Its part of the 260,000 "enume­ The bureau brought part ot ethnic groups, occupational lev­ that every person lie represent­ ration districts" the bureau this problem on Itself. els—the kind of information I ed equally In city and county tabulates. "In 1967 the bureau made a sought by sociologists. Then an­ councils. In the state legislature "The Master Enumeration sample study, highly theo­ other count by Zip Codes, the and In the U.S'. House of Repro- District list was available," the retical, and admitted to miss­ Information that marketing |y s g■ # % 'I APPLIANCE ■entatlves. census official said. "Some ing people for the first time In people want. And finally de­ TELEVISION "People are paying attention states picked It up, some didn’t. Its history,” said the official. tailed characteristics for large to population data as never be­ But a tot o f ,older politicians, "It believed It missed five mil­ urban contoni, data needed by isS fore," said a key cfflolal at the partloularly the ones that lion people In 1960, It caused such government departments PHONE 649-3406 Census Bureau. "When people worked on redlStrlctlng In the every city, county and state to as Health-Education and Wel­ did their redlstriotlng after the 60ei were ueed to using block think that part of that miss was fare and Housing and Urban e rT p il- 1060 census, there was, no rush data. And uome statoa could not In their area and they watched Development. "We dump ev­ New Presidential Review because there were no legal use the MED list because It av­ this time." erything In that one," the Cen­ Italian Pi'esident Giovanni Leone reviews his honor guard at Rome’s QuMojll _ js mandates." erages 800 people per district," Another factor, the official sus Bureau official sald- i’alace after bein^ sworn in as new p.'esidont. (AP photo) SALE ENDS FRIDAY, DEC Slat '[•■My'" -' • ■ ■•• ''• •'''■•

. . 0