People Spoke The Weather On hsues Mostly cloudy tonight with a See Page 19 chance of showers and a few snow flurries. Tonight’s low in the upper 20s. partly sunny Tuesday with the tiiglu in the low 40s. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20.1OT2 VOL. XCH, No. 43 MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm THIRTY-SIX PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Secret Peace Talks Resumed In Paris PARIS (AP) — Heilry A. Kissinger resumed his secret President Nixon’s chief foreign policy adviser said on his peace negotiations with Hanoi’s Le Due n io in Paris today arrival Sunday that if ’Tho and his associate Xuan ’Thuy amid indications that their governments are determined to showed “ the same spirit of understanding and flexibility seek a quick settlement. which characterized our meetings in October, a rapid The chief obstacle appeared to be the South Vietnamese settlement of the war is probable.” government’s insistent demand for withdrawal of all Kissinger and Tho drafted an agreement last month North Vietnamese troops from South Vietnam. But calling for an on-the-spot cease-fire throughout South Kissinger gave no indicatioh how strongly he would insist Vietnam, followed by withdrawal of all American forces, on this point. release of all prisoners of war and elections in South Vietnam under international supervision. North Vietnam set an Oct. 31 right of self-determination. ’The deadline for signing the draft agreement says the Peron Seizes agreement, but the United council would be an “ad­ States refused to be rushed. ministrative structure” com­ %1 Kissinger told a news con­ posed of Saigon, Viet Cong and ference in Washington on Oct. neutralist representatives, with Initiative 26 some details still needed each of the three factions clarification but added: holding a veto. ’The council is to BUENOS AIRES'(AP) — Juan D. Peron, in Argentina ” We have given a organize elections for South only four days after 17 years of exile, has seized the commitment that a text that Vietnam to be held under the political Initiative from the ruling military junta in will be agreed to at the next surveillance of an international seslon will be the final text and determining the course of the elections scheduled for control commission. that no new changes will be March 11. Thieu has insisted that proposed.” negotiations between his Bolstered by thousands of cheering, chanting supporters, i^ lle publicly accusing the government and the Viet Cmg the 77-year-old ex-dictator met Sunday night with leaders United States of stalling. North provided for in the draft should of the other major political parties. They accepted insults Vietnamese officials in Paris take place before— not after— and catcalls from the crowd to attend a meeting called by contended privately that this signing of the agreement was a commitment to finalize “ The Communists want us to Peron at the three-story suburban home purchased for him the text at the cUfrent session. by his supporters. sign first and then negotiate,” a. These officials expressed Saigon spokesman said.- “ We Peron was to continue his than the 50,000 who packed the concern over reports from want to negotiate firaiaqd then meetings with political leaders narrow, tree-lined street the Washington that Kissinger will sign what we have a f ^ tp.” today to strengthen his position night before. seek Saigon’s approval of the On the Communist ride,'the M ir in any future negotiations with "final” draft and may ask for Viet Cong is clearly unhappy the military government. Among the men meeting with still another negotiating session Peron Sunday night was Ricar­ with Hanoi’s acceptance of There has been no major with Tho to make the Thieu as head of the South Viet­ reaction so far from the govern­ do Balbin, head of the Radical agreement acceptable to party and a key figure in namese goveiriiiaiait and of the ment except for a warning that Saigon. Saigon element in the it would take any measures Peron’s plan to form a political “ In this way, it may never reconciliation council. While necessary to maintain order alliance to offset the armed end,” one Hanoi official said. forces. demanding American approval around Peron’s house. President Nguyen Van of the agreement as It stands, About a thousand militant Balbin had to run a gantlet or ’Thieu’s South Vietnamese open­ Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, the Viet Peronists camped overnight 200 young P eronists who ly described the October draft Cong foreign minister, asserted around bonfires in a vacant lot should insults and guerrilla as a sellout, and the Viet Cong several times recerite that the across from the villa and on slogans at him. he told a news said it represented the United States n | w i rem ove neighborhood lawns. More than conference later: “We have “absolute maximum” of con­ Thieu from poweintefore there 10,000 had gathered there after spoken of the responsibility of cessions the Communists could can be peace. Sunday afternoon soccer political parties and the make. “ Thieu wiU never acoept the^ games, but this, was far less Xuan Thuy warned that North /"ft#:'' necessity of common action.” agteement bOcanse he ' Vietnam would accept ho, the war to continue,” the

officials felt that Hanoi's it to remove’IMeu.” Herald photo by Bucdvldut failure to publish the full text of Mrs, Binh hat alto Intisted I the agreement left Kissinger that the proposed elections A Prayer Of Thanksgiving and Tho certain room for must be for a constituent New Term Plans maneuver. ssembly to draft a new constitu­ Students at Highland Park School Were in the holiday Martin Hancock, Andrew Donachie, Courtland Sears ’Thieu’s major objection is tion for South Vietnam. ’This that the draft does not explicit­ spirit, Friday, when they presented a Thanksgiving Sandra VonDeck, Robert Perry, and Jill Dworkin See THURMONT, Md. (AP) — President Nixon, launching point apparently is not specified ly require the withdrawal of all program. Saying a special “ thank you” are from left, story page 10. his second week at Camp David, scheduled a day-long in the draft and has not been North Vietnamese troops from raised publicly by North series of conferences today with six top administration South Vietnam. Hanoi Vietnam. officials to map second-term plans. spokesmen have repeatedly South Vietnam says the elec­ As the President stepped up reorganization operations at said North Vietnam will not tions must be for a president even discuss the withdrawal of elected within the framework his Maryland mountaintop retreat. Press Secretary its troops, aZserting that this Brandt Wins Mandate Ronald L. Ziegler joined his boss for the forthcoming of the present constitution. would “put the American BONN (AP),— Willy Brandt, bolstered by his greatest success in the last three “ landslide” that would change week. Ziegler said he was canceling his daily White House aggressor on the same level as personal election triumph, had an overwhelming mandate years,” Brandt said in a West Germany’s political briefings for the duration of his stay at Camp David. the victims of aggression.” Anti-Abortion today to pursue the tension-easing policies that won him restrained victory statement. landscape for years to come. It appears Nixon and his the Nobel Peace Prize. “ The majority confirmed we Running with a slogan of family will stay here through Nixon had similar meetings Thieu has also demanded the Stay Left are on the right course.” “ Willy Brandt Must Remain the l^n ksgiving holiday, but re-establishment of the A record number of West German voters gave his with Vice President Spiro T. llie magnitude of Brandt’s Chancellor,” his Social Ziegler refrained from any Agnew and five Cabinet demilitarized zone between In Effect Socialist-Liberal coalition 54.3 per cent of the 37.4 million personal victory, which rivaled North and South Vietnam. Democratic party alone official announcement of the members here last week, dis­ WASHINGTON (AP) - ’The that achieved by Konrad Nguyen Thanh Le, spokesman ballots cast Sunday against 44.8 per cent for the received 45.9 per cent of the holiday plans. cussing efforts to streamline U.S. Supreme Court today Adenauer in 1957, exceeded the of the Hanoi delegation here, conservative Christian Democrats. This meant 272 seats vote and replaced the Christian Nixon, accompanied by his some federal operations and to without comment or dissent coalition’s expectations. Some said this demand was for Brandt in the 496-member Bundestag, the lower house . Democrats party as the largest wife and daughters Julie and plan changes in personnel for denied a motion that would stunned politicians spoke of a party in the Bundestag. Tricia and son-in-law Eklward his second term. unacceptable because it would of Parliament, a solid majority of 48. perpetuate the partition of have left Connecticut without Cox, returned to Camp David Despite much spejculation on an anti-abortion law. foandt imin^iately served treaty with the Communist Vietnam. Sunday after giving last-minute Nixon’s decisions and projects, ’The court refused to vacate a j East German regime. instructions to peace negotiator Ziegler said he could not give Thieu has objected to the on- stay granted Oct. 16 which “ I recognize the results of the Full-Scale Inquiry Henry A. Kissinger before the any progress reports. the-spot cease-fire provision, restored the state’s new anti­ w rlin before Christmas to sign vote as a mandate to carry latter’s departure for Paris. since this would leave a abortion statute. Rustic Camp David, with a is governments friendship forth...the work we started with Summoned to Camp David patchwork of Communist- The stay remains in effect series of lodges, was being At Southern for conferences today were controlled areas despite and thus leaves the state’s anti- jammed with visiting officials, United Nations Ambassador Saigon’s claim to sovereignty abortion legislation on the most of them coming in by BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — 'The state attorney George Bush, Secretary of over the whole of South books pending a final ruling by helicopter. Nixon’s key IRA Protesting Health, EMucation and Welfare Vietnam. Hanoi has rejected the Supreme Court on the general’s office begins a full-scale inquiry today into last domestic advisers, H.R. Elliot L. Richardson, Cost of any “ regroupment” of forces statute’s constitutionality. Thursday’s clash at Southern University in which two Haldeman and John Living Council Dif'ector Donald before a cease-fire. Women vs. Connecticut had Leader’s Arrest students were shot to death. Rumsfeld, CIA Director Ehrlichman, were due Thieu has denounced the asked for the high bench to > Atty. (]>en. William Guste said late Sunday he had Richard Helms, Agriculture backafter a weekend break, and proposed “ council of national vacate the stay. The group has DUBLIN (AP) — The Provisional wing of the Irish assigned two assistants, one black, one white, to conduct Secretary Earl Butz and special Secretary-' of the Treasury reconciliation” as an embryo won a challenge against the law Republican Army is calling for “ a wave of protest” in the the inquiry requested by Gov. Eldwin Edwards, presidential consultant Leonard George P. Shultz was returning coalition regime violating the but that victory is being Garment. to confer with them. appealed by the state. United States, Britain and Ireland against the arrest by the Guste said the investigation would be conducted in South Vietnamese people’s Irish government of the Proves’ chief of staff, Sean secret. MacStiofain. University administrators, meanwhile, V ere moving r : The Provisionals’ political arm, Sinn Fein, said quickly to fire faculty members they said had encouraged MacStiofain’s arrest in Dublin Sunday was an “ act of student protests, and Edwards was branding as “ totally collaboration” with the British Army, “ calculated to give inaccurate” a newspaper story that he had blamed a aid and comfort to the forces of B riti^ imperialism in deputy sheriff for^the deaths. investigation ap­ ,lT6l«id. The students, Denver A. parently will be the 30-minute- MacStiofain ia believed to be But one source said the republic Smith of New Roads, La., and long explosion of violence that the master mind of the IRA’s has arrested IRA leaders in the Leonard Douglas Brown of left the two students dead. campaign of violence in past and then released them Gilbert, La., both 20, were Authorities have said their Northern Ireland, which is after a short stay in jail. struck in the head and men used nothing but tear gas aimed at uniting the province MacStiofain,, 40, was one of shoulders by buckshot as state to disperse students. But with the Irish Republic. the most wanted men in Britain police and sheriff’s deputies Edwards, talking with Tlie Dublin government has and Ireland. He caused a sensa- scattered a crowdgathered in newsmen, acknowledged a been reluctant to crack down on tim three weeks ago by walking front of the university’s deputy sheriff might have mis­ IRA leaders because of their through police lines to show up administration building. takenly fired live ammunition grass-roots support in the at a Senn Fein meeting. The violence climaxed three at the crowd. republic. But in recent months He narrowly escaped weeks of student protests at the A Los Angeles Times report the government pushed a assassination earlier this year nation’s largest predominantly from Baton Rouge that quoted Special Powers Act throu^ when a letter bomb blew up and black college, and led to the the governor as saying “ I have Parliament, to bring IRA men wounded him in the face. closing of the school at least no doubt it was a deputy sheriff to trial without jury and several MacStiofain was bom in Lon­ through the Thanksgiving who fired” brought an angry other terrorist leaders have don of an English father and holidays. response from Edwards. been arrested. Irish mother a ^ now uses the Southern’s branch at New Edwards iabeled the story ’The apprehension of MacStio­ Irish form of his English name, Orleans, the scene of umilar irresponsible and inaccurate. fain pos^ a new challenge to John Stenbenson. campus turmoil in recent The university’s 65-year-old the l ^ ’s clainu to wide sup­ He jo ^ ^ ^ H lA in 1949 in weeks, was closed through the president, Dr. (I. Leon Netter- port in the republic and perba^ London and served several coming week, too. But ville, Friday dispatched notices Arrive For Peace Negotiations sets the stage for a conflict years in prison in the 1960s for administrators reported the of dismissal to* two faculty Paris conference, and at left is Pham Dang Lam, chief of between die IRA and Dublin’s taking part in an arms raid on a faculty and students there had members, including the head of Henry Kissinger, special advisor to President Richard M. security forces. Briti^ military depot. He later reach^ accord on some of the the school’s physics Nixon, today resumes secret peace talks in Paris which the South Vietnamese delegation, who met Kissinger at British officials in Northern moved to Ireland and married differences separating them. department, Dr. Joseph John­ could lead to a cease-fire in South Vietnam. At right is the airport on his arrival Sunday. (AP photo) Irdaad welcomed the arrest. an Irish girl in 19Q. Focus of the attorney son. William Porter, chief of United States delegation to the kc . . v : - PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENOto H E R ^ , Mandmter. Caan., Mao., l^v. fO, 19» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Mon., Nov. jO, 1972— PAGE THRP.R Hebron of United Methodist Church, dent of toe Connecticut Valley LOOSING AHEAD Bolton announces that he has called a District of the Southern New TO BRUCKNER YEAR Sheiilwold o^n Bridge ■ l l M N i t C r Bolton Bulldogs special charge conference for England Conference of Unitred VIENNA (AP) - The 190th ’V T o I d g h t i Nov. 26 at noon at which church Methodist Church. anniversary of the Urth of com­ ARITHMETIC IS BETTER mond from the East hand. South dealer North-South vulnerable membt^ will act on accep­ Party rescheduled poser Anton Btudoaer, on Sept Sse Ssturdsy’s TV H ersU 'foj! THAN MERE GUESSWORK Declarer could then lead tlie Mrs, Drinkuih Churches To Join tance of “ askings” for 1973. j p m p M UsUngi. ‘‘THE WAY N O R ra The Bolton Senior Citizens 4, 1974, wiu be celebrated p By ALFRED SHEINWOLD jack of diampoda for a finesse Unbeaten Rev. Mr. Campbell explains 9 K /6 will not hold their card party U .A . T h e a t e r E a a t — throughout Austria, his native When 1 take a bitidge through West to noake the slam < 0 1 9 8 2 JUDITH DONOHUE and town chairman Robert Dix­ For Thanksgiving that “ askings’ ’ are the Tuesday as originally planned “ Valachl Papers,’*^ 7:0M;10 country. ernUe out lo tbe Far B u t oil contract. IHEARDIT” 0 K 9 3 Correspondent on, wbo will also serve as tem­ On Rec Board benevolence portion of toe local due to the Thanksgiving Jerry Lewis Cinema, South The 1974 Vienna Pestival will - ~ 6 i 0 0 — (he President Cleveland on Dolly Question ♦ A Q 9 Tel. 649-8409 porary duirmah. church budget, and that charge holiday. The party will be held Windsor — “ Mary Queen offer a Bruckner cycle, in­ ($«-a2)NEWS November 28,. 1 will As dealer,. you hold. WEST e a s t . The Bolton Bulldogs remain ANNEEMT appreciate being kept informed conferences are held annually Nov. 29 at 1:30 p.m. in the cluding his nine qrmphonies. (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH hy Jehu Gruber recommend that all bridge Jack Shea of Manchester, The four churches of Bolton Bobcat pins were awarded to Scoto,” 7:00; '*You’U Like Uf Spades^ K-J-6; Hearts, J-9-8- 9 53 9 Q 1087fi7 undef^ed after sbuming tbe Correepondent on toe latest devolopments.” as authorized by toe superinten­ Community Hall. Special concerts also are sched­ (2 4 ) Ho d g e p o d g e lcHk i e presently serving as com­ will unite in Thanksgiving at an the following boys: David Blother,” 9:15 pupils buy a magic crystal 2| Diamoiufs, K -9-3; Clubs, (5 K 5 <3 7 4 ,, Teacher Aide* uled in Lins, capital of Upper (SO) TO TELL THE TRUTH Staten Island Cowboys 298 in a mitteeman from the 4th Tel. 228-3971 Churilla. Sean Neath, Chris State Theater — “ P u t^ t on a ball in Tokyo or Hong Kong. A-Q-9. , ecumenical service Wednesday Austria, the province in arUcfa 0 Q 7 5 2 0 4 post-season exhibition game District, is e:qpected to seek re- The Board of Selectmen has Principal Paul A. White at DelSignore, phrls Morlanos, Chain,” 7 : » ; “ Asylum," 9:15 (40) WILD WILD WEST The right kind of erysul, }f What do you say? di 10 7532 ♦ K I 8 4 a t 7:30 p.m, at Bolton Bruckner was bom, and at the .9.' yesterday at Herridc Memorial election and is apparently unop­ announced the appointement toe Hebron Elementary School Bruce Jones, Paul Higgins, Burnside Theato' — “New you ean find it, will tell ydu SOUTH Ck>ngregational Church. monastery o f St. Florlan, tdiere — 6 tS 0 — Answer! Biti one club. An Park. , posed tat tbe seat. Mrs. Nancy Drinkuth of Reidy presently is Interviewing can­ David Gigllo, Jeff Warner, Centurions,” 8:00 cannot be hired for leas than how lo (ineaae for a.ihiseing 9 A9 , , The annual observance will he served as organist. (S) CBS NEWS The Hartford Symphony opening bM;,((i,;.‘‘ mandatory” Bulldog scorers were Jerome Women contem ^ for the Hill Hd. to fill a vacancy m toe didates for two teacher aide Michael Minutillo, Scott Meadows Drive-In — “ Cai^ three performances. But there qneen. If you can’t find (he <;7 A Q 10 6 3 again be sponsored by the After an early career as (8) ABC NEWS Orchestra seems to have a since yfM|,^|iaM J4 points In (^hemerka, who r e n t e d an seat are JacqueHnh'Lowery of Recreatkm Commission. positions at toe school. Vatteroni, Qark Dixon, John toon,” 7:83; “ Asylum,” 7:30; are flrst rate dancers in tbe crystal, learn how to count up 0 A J 10 8 6 ^ Iton Ecumenical Council and cbolrmastef and organist at a m»Ufr this yesT for high card^'JFyou open with end zone fumble; Paul Groves South Windsor add Nina Paricer Mrs. Drinkuth is a member of Interested applicants are re­ (22-80) NBC NEWS repertory companies around 9 6 will feature music by the com ­ Sheetz, Mark Pellerin, Michael “ Willard,” 9:16 number of churches, Bmckno' its sWies of suhtcriptlon ood- to 13. one heart you will not have a tbe Board of Education and the quested to call toe school for an (24) DE81CN1NC WOMEN who scored on a 52-yard pass; of Glastonbury. State represen­ bined choirs of the four M a y n ^ , Charles Anderson, PARKADE tbe country, wbo can be had for South dealer South West North EaW moved to Vienna hi 1888. Until ports. On the other hand, people comfortable rehid over a Paul Kisner on a quarterback Democratic Town Cominlttee. appointement. They must have - 6 i 5 S - a great deal lees. In fact you North-South vulner^le tative Dorothy Miller, who was churches. Paul Butterfield, William his death on O ct 11, 1898, be are toning out in numbers for response of two,diamonds or 1 < 0 Pas* 3 ^ sneak; and Mark Kisner on a She was also instrumental In a certificate of training in the (4 0 ) NEWS can get a whole company Opening lead — Three of 4 0 Pkss 4 <3. Pass state central com- Rev. Robert Cronin of St. DeStephs and Scott Arsenault. was organist to the Imperial ballet at BushneU. The Cana­ two clubs.,If you open with organising fund-raising events teacher aide program. 4 9 Pas* 6 Pass seven-yard run up the middle. mitteewomen when Bolton was Maurice Roman Catholic One-year pins were presented MERCHANTS (without the orchestra) for lesa Clubs Court and taught at the Vienna dian company recently booked' one club you ean eomlortably Mark also contributed a two for the purchase of playground Applications may be filled out — 7iO O — than Fraidc Pandolfi has to pay West opened the three of Pass Pass in the 3Sth district, «U1 not be church will deliver the homily. to Michael Ferguson, John Conservatocy. in for a sin|^ performance bid 1-NT over a response in a equlpmrat to be installed at the before toe interview. (S) MOVIE Opening lead — 4i 3 point conversion to the total seddng the 4th disbict post. Other clergy participating will Smith, Brent Zakowskl, Robert ended up doing three, for exam­ somebody like Joan Sutherland. clubs, and declarer look the new suit. White also announced the TAUNT WAkTiDI “ MDrafs” (1888). Amnetis score. Homemidiers town’s new park, Grayville Hampson, David Jones, Nor­ ASSOCIATION If you agree to engage such a Aral trick with dummy’s ace. be Rev. J. Stanton (tonover of ine. At least two of these were Copyright 1972, Coach Gil Boisoneau com^ Falls. presentatjem of a Thanksgiving 1. SINOiRS victim dlscovems he's involvsd graup for a minimum of two He then tried the trump Bolton Homemakers will Bolton Congregational; Rev. man Harpin, Mike Grunske, 2. SONQ WRITCRt A Lyrts ’ sdlouts, and the other one may Genei^ Feature Corp. plimented tbe entire Bulldog Telephone Exchange program by second and third In mnrder. Gregory Peck. and one4iaIf days in one locali­ meet tomorrow from 10 a.m. to David Campbell of United Scott Minicucci, Leonard Wrtwrt IBedal — Walt Whitman's has sppesrdd with the Buffalo Read Herald Ads South Windsor Jaycees and, diture council. c tbe petitions in order to has only two walls. She is modern music, and I don’t nothing about it, but they’ll Get another pound free! Philharmonic; the Penn­ The coimcil says that toe warrant a survey to see if a talking about Miss Ann Wall “Leaves of Onus.'' neceasarily mean electronic rebel against the same music if John Quaglia of Bolton. 2 Porformancoe Dally sylvania Ballet has been seen , number of Connecticut births diange would be made. and Dr. Jesse Wall, new tsilsi, If yss tthik t "ssulwfetck” music. Properly presented this it is danced. There are others, The northern division all­ — 9 i3 0 — with the Philadelphia peaked at 57,000 in 1962 and is Sibun has now requested toe faculty members. Mix or match. 11 A.M.and1P.M. h cbM|i fw fMy cndi enst It sort of thi^ could bring con­ of course such as “ The stars were coached by Jim (3) DORIS DAY Orchestra, and so on. projected to decline to 41,000 by Public Utilities Commission, tin 1EM7 LENIS CINEII8 m m Miraculous Mandarin,” which Green of Tolland. Darla tries to prove that a ActuaUy, dancing makes a siderable eiA^taunent to the toe end of 1972. who notified him in April of this RAN G E AND MmmIv siei ikrwibssi Iks M - regular subscilbers, and even if the Hartford has also done. GOP Meeting story is phony. great de^ of music, both an- The council predicts that year that “ this request of toe OFFER GOOD ONLY WHILE STOCKS LAST - HURRY! they didn’t like the muiMc, th ^ Actually, when. yoq hear Forty-two delegates from the FUEL OIL k ' (24)B00KBEAT ,c i« it and modern, UMure im- 4th Senatorial. District w ill during toq 1970$ toe school age many signers is receiving our sSlytM- m ^tiiko jhe d . ly. At toe same time, toe coun- further adviced” , to refer all. One- of^toe^^wftt of th^ pr^^cPi ^mnoiig; hiuf a production, l^ t even .at. - ril' fotecaato,’>tofi working age further cotrespohd^fihe to BftNTLY OIL - lO i O O — that, I suppose it’s better than ■m itteem aiS 4 ’and)*^ atPAMUIIESTOIIG p la ;^ agulnst playing ballet pdpidation :'will increase by 21 Boaid of Selectmen. (S)BU4-CQSHY V n oU ^ .(| t idl. opitteewoman. The ‘ meeting COrviFANY, INC. mutfq., T^a i|; tidiciH ^. , . 't.l per cent, creating a need for ; In turn, he requests the board ;) MOOTICKETSAVA^ ------. 7 ' " T R . GneSt:Tiiit(Mway. trill be held at Community H8U • U N C H U m Pi secePeslumee M lharily audiences can’t more job opportunities. to pursue toe matter stating, (2 4 ) STATE O F CONN. tit 7 p.m. 331 M ain Street Open Till 9 ON A FIR8T COME, FIR8T PuapetonaChaUi stand ten minutes o f his music Boltoni delegates to the The state’s population over 65 “ I, among others, would active­ — IQ iSS — To!. 64<>-4 ‘195 Tubs. & Sat. Till 6 Exit 92 O ff 1-84 SERVE BASIS PA A .ti^ Co.PAAL7:fO but t b ^ held still for a 40- meeting will be Nancy years old will increasse by 21 ly support any action to bring (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY minute ballet to music by this Tax Lambert, Catherine Peterson per cent, toe council says. this to a head and would also Rockville 875-3274 — lliO O — terribly strident modernist. (3-18-22-30) NEWS And iriut’s more, they liked it! Oonwr MRin and Paari Tbe same thing bolds good for Slnets, UundiBBter — lliS O — Unfair TONIGHT N _pj_ n i g h t contrapuntal music. People Called (3 ) MOVIE 6 4 0 4 5 4 4 ' “ Companions in Nightmare” who cannot separate (pur (Ni^ht For Ladies) WASHINGTON (AP) - A 1974. The maximum combined (1968). Anne Baxter, Gig voices In a fugue by ear, do It "The BeetanMuit WiQi ri'AM 'I'OIllAlt AKHiV.S Brookings Institution study tax for a family with two Young. easily when four dancers or Yoor IteallF iB V tu f All !.M M ilH IMi I Aim fA> says the'Social Security tax not woikers may be as much as 1 (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON tour groups of dancers perform MHlSM-MIAl lOVS AHVlsslOS only is rising faster than other 82,640 a year. Guesta: Jennifer O'Neill, to the music. Bslanchlne has had great success with this sort federal taxes but also is The rep<»rt said rises in the EUBASB MAKE YODB BHBERVAIIOm NOWIl ------U A\.i im 01 0 MAS MUMl ’ Frankie Avalon. • k Dining Boom Open from U. AJMt. to IB PJd. k of t&ig- increasingly unfair to tower in­ tax rate have been virtually / - 1 2 ( 0 0 — H on D’Oeovxen — OUves — OeleiT — Turkey Noodle Soap It is not nerauary that a huge come workers. unchallenged because many Toooed O n en Saind — Whipped Bsitom iit 8 q i m — Tumipo (8»40) NEWS company ne engaged. Ito an analyals by economist taxpayers believe “ that their ~ Bnked Idaho Potato — Peno — Oon ff — 1 2 (3 0 -^ Balanchine has a “ Pas )le dix” John A. Brittain published by pajments are vested in their TKVMJOi nuns (8 ) DEATH VALLEY DAYS to music by Glaaounov that only Brookings Thursday, the own names, or at least that the ROAST TOM IMPORTED RAKED (40) FOOTBALL’72 requires a company of toi. You institution said Social Security, prospective benefits are worth InCelorAIMsdR can get by with Just a ballerina or payroll taxes, urgently need the cost. TURKIC VIROmiA HAM al7PJI.A$itS with Plneappto Rings. and a “ danaeur noble’’ If you to be reformed so ttoit workers “Then, too, the rates seem with CHblet Gravy, Stuffing, HALL OF FAME Cranberry Sauce. All Trim- want to do so. They be in would pay on their ability to tow in comparison withihose of mlngo. $3.75 $2.75 FOR RECORDS coctume but there is no actual contribute. the federal income tu . Most 2nd ' J ^ \ TARRYTOWN, N.Y. (AP) - need for scenery and proper­ The 285-page report says the wage earners don’t realize how A Hall of Fame for recordings RROILED i « M k ties. working poor, those earning much they are actually was planned for st the three- As a matter of fact, . less than |4,200 a year, current­ paying.” day meeting of the National m o m STEAK Tschalkowaky wrote a “ Pas de ly are payi^ a Social Security Britain proposed the payroll Academy of Recording Arts with Murimxuns, or Smoth­ tax of about 13 per cent, even tax be restructured through ered and Sciences board of trustees deux” for “ Swsn Lake” that though their e a n ^ g s are so tow exemptions and deductions, meeting here. was never included In the they are exempted from paying The NARAS HaU of Fame U original Petipa production, and such as in income tax, or income tax. Intended to bring recognition to I’ve never seen it danced in any hrough the gradual replace­ We'E Hove SpKiol Pikes Middle inoune families also significant recordings, many of of the productions I have seen. ment of the payroll tax by the For ChiMmi's M em ! " Have a preseot which may have been releawd It would be a distinct novelty, are hard hit, the report says. A income tax. Assorted before the advent o f the Gram­ both for tbe listener and the married couple with an income of 110,800 next year may pay a my Awards. Paul Weston and spectator. Whether or not it has Old Sturbridge Village, in ■Ml VMR KSOmiMB M l on the Colonel... higher rate of income tax and Prank Jones were appointed to ever been chorebgraphed, I Sturbridge, Mass.,, is a ^p- form a committee to work on don’t know, and I’ve never S o^ l Security tax combined lica of a Nevir England town I . m ffiMTS WIES creation of the HaU of Fame. beard tbe music. But It exiata, than a family earning 123,000, it of about 1800. The trustees also placed and It requires only two said. 120,000 at the disposal of the dancers. The maximum combined NARAS Inatltute, to be used for Social Security tax on roaroooAT A whole, first rate, company MNINO educational and cultural activi- employers and employes rose nsmtisT would be too expw ive,'of OANONO mini tlea. It wiU be used for creatioo ONTHITERRACI, II RE course. Hiey epet from 150,000 from a total of too in 1949 to 8811 BOITON UKE HOTEI BANQUR$ of curricula for basic music in 1871 and win junq> to |1,824 in OVtRlOOKINO to 185,000 a wedt and nonnally Reule 44-A ChMk 06040 WBIMNOS courses, a basic commercial BIAUTirUlBOlTON T eli60-973t coNvm noN s music library, complete cata- UKC. IWHTIIZt logi o f recording courses and fim turn materials and aiaiatance to lo­ aBiiM nUHJiring cal NARAS diapters for their BUGKBOMD STEHKHOttSE own educational programs. THANKSGIVING MENU TOMATOJUICE - FRUIT COCKTAIL Phone 649-5351 SHRIMP COCKTAIL $1.25 EXTRA or moil co|ipon today! SOUP Q| GREEN GARDEN TOSSED SALAD Choice of Dressing Quan. Item Color Price That's righti To help the Cotonal calabrata hit 82nd CIDER WITH EACH MEAL THE YOUTH-DEW FRAGRANCE TRAVELER birthday, ha't oHaring you a daVciout, (amHy-tizad Rernt Stuffed Turkey 10* pumpMn pia. Eight to tan big placaal A $1.60 •oeooeefeoqeooMneeeeopeoeooAooetoooooaoooooeeooeeeBMeeMeMMeeweeeeM $4.25 ISi^YOUR GIFT FROM ESTEE LAUDER RECIPES FOR THIRSTY SKIN value, this popular holiday daaaart la yours (or PfiniG Ribs AU Jus Meee«M«eeeM»*M«eMoe*%e«oo««ot«eBeoeooeoM#«t4*e«eee«e**e«eeeM«ee only U^wtvan you make a purchase of $3.99 or mors Introduce yourself to the very best in beauty with of the Coionsl't finger lietdn' good Kentucky B o k s d H o flV •eMeeieoooo*»«ooooooe»«#ooooooee9eeeea*eooeoeoo«eo*ooooeooooooBeoe«»e*a»f««oooooaooooee 4 o R 5 WHIPPED CLEANSING CREME, fried Chickan and trlmmin'tl (C h ildrtn's portion on abovG $ 1.00 I tu ) THE BEATUTY STARTERS containing: Estodirme lo gentle away dirt and makeup Name__ This apocial offer it good for five days: Friday. 3'A 01. 5.00 □ ^ool Cutlof POriVliMIflnQ oo«oooBoooeo«*eoo««oatoeBOoooo.oeoooooeooo#oo«o9eao«ooo«ooooooo4fooo'oe d o 7 5 Emulsion, Tender Blusher and Youth-E^ Purse Spray. Address. Novamber 17 throu^ Tuesday, November 21. ROAST TURKEY 4 » DRY DRV SKIN ASTRINGENT, ^’Obstor Souto eooeooooooe«o«aooooooooo»ooeoooo*«oohooo«oo*o»eoo««MaooBeo«*oooe«Moof»oe»eoeoee»eee 5.25 Receive your gift with your Estee Lauder Purchase City____ -Slate- J i p _ of 5.00 or more made Monday, November 20th thru lor the lenderest toning OtfMT CntFMB Am flibk Bokod Stuffed Lobster ...... m.—-.mm* . 6.50 ‘ 8 01. 6.00 □ Charge □ Payment end. □ C.O.D. □ Suggaatad Puichaaaa Boked Stuffed SbriiiiF' S.23 Satui^y, December 2nd. Please come in, or DRY DRY SKIN CREME, Account # ______of $3.99 or more. PRIMBRIDOPBEEP Sirloin Strip Steok, boneless, 16 ox. cut, w,.— w 6.00 if you cannot visit ns, we will send your gift with your revives skin like rain Big Chickan Faad $3.99 SIRLOIN 8TBAK8 ^ CHpICEOPTWO order, entered (m the clipped coupon. This offer expires in the desert 2 oi. 8.50 □ 3 Individual Mtithed potatoes, fren^ fried petotoes, baked potatoes, Saturray, Dec. 2nd.“ One gift set ■ to a customer. ENRICHED UNDER OInnafs...... 4JI0 T M A b i M i . PILET MIQNON MAKEUP CREME, The Bucket...... 4.7S M tM tMl an, SM WnM (■ a sweet potatoes, peas, butternut squash, candied carrots. Estee“ ■Lauder’s m edal ’1 represenirepresentative will be in our downtown The Barrel...... 5.9S gives a velvely cushion to fMrutMM,iMMannnMiw*mn BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP Burton’s store all day MMonday onday...... thru Wednesday, makeup 2 oz. 8.50 □ ■ Or, varieuf other comhlna 0 (no Un ar. M a nid(M « Ml iMBMeMM OESS^TS Ilona. Including aalnda, UHMn an an. ■MhManodtawomiu VEAL CUTLET PARMIQIANA Nov. 20tb-22nd to aid you 'with your Estee Lauder biHfliy col# ilHWi pQlilOHS M M aSn an. M M Wnatnonna and gravy, biacultt. aoH OH M h an. M M W M M ICECREAM APPtEPIB JHJMPKINPIE cosmetic purdhases. ditaka. mHk. coffta. You 4U MdWnan. SnwaMdinui Moko Your RsMivsffOfit Now IW uraunTneinnnMM ■KKNRTOiR USIBBIC niASm A t Barton’s No Sole l> Ever Finol UiiHl You Are Completely Sotiefied! IM ann tankt, MMhMa Downtown open Mpn.-Sot. 9:30 A.M. -5 :3 0 P.M. Thufs. Eve. till9 P .M . PARKADE -MON.-FR 1.10- 9; SAT. MQnnnnllnaaaindino CollS33~B225 PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 20, 1OT2 MANCHESTER EVEMNO HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Nov. jO. 1972-=^ PAGE FIVE Standard Time bom on July 21st. So he filed that the time of his birth was suit in federal court Friday to mistakenly recorded in Central Trailerite Keeps Vote A Georgia Port ODD COLLECTION try to do that. Standard Time. SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP» - Makes Big residence anywhere else. i In the 1970 draft lom ry , July Lewinthal claims Chicago 'CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) - S&L League Officials Fears Monopoly Dr. Davis Walworth pedals 5 A CHeveland man who chooses T h e ruling overturned 1 Savannah, Ga., with its miles each day going to and D ifference 20 was No. 120, making him then was operating on Daylight cobblestoned riverfront, to live in a trailer he moves decisions by the Cuyahoga from his home to nis office. On eligible for call-up. However, Saving Time, thus making the ByJOHNCUNNIFF mercial bank. Savings and broad avenues, and oak- from parking place’ to parking County Board of Electio^ and legislative process likes matter of converting savings the answer to continued growth a windfall for existing passboiA his daily rides, he has collected CraCAGO (AP) - For 21 July 21 was No. 356. Men born time of birth 12:56 a.m^ July , AF Business Analyst loans cannot offer them. shaded squares, was one of place as it pleases him hasn't a lower court. ' monopolies.” and loan associations, wUcb — to attracting more money to holders who, in addition to their pieces which have fallen off years, everybody believed on that date have little chance 21. NEW YORK (AP) - Richard Now the fund transfer system the first planned! cities in motor cars. He now has a surrendered tils- right to vote. Kyser had filed suit! ih U e He indicated a long series of a r e mutually owned by the associations.It would mean savings accounts, would most Robert Lewinthal had been of being called. Gilbert, the new president of Is about to become morb com­ North A m erica . The jport collation of some 35 pounds of The 8th District Ohio Court of case during 1971 after the Qoard battles and negotiatio Gilbert, depositors, into stock com­ that S&Ls would attract in­ likely have to be given stock was founded in 1733 by uen. bom at 11 ;56 p.m ,, July 20,1951. Lewinthal, who gave July 20 the U.S.. Savings and Loan plex, and that third-party items, including brake shoes, Appeals ruled Friday that of Elections refused to ief him who is president of Citizens panies. vestor money in the same way also, which they could sell or J a m e s Edward Oglethorpe Now, hotvever, it has b^otne as his birthday when he Only American-bred horse League, expects one of his business has the associations springs, nuts, bolts, wrenches, William Kyser can vote in his register, claiming that he' no Savings Association, Canton, Many association leaders as General Motors. hold for appreciation. It is a and a band of En^sh set­ very important for Lewinthal to registered for the draft, claims ever to win the English biggest challenges wUl be to both fearful and angry. Tliey gas caps, hub caps and other old precinct because he hasn’t longer had "a permahgnt, Ohio, also faces the legislative have proposed conversion as Tj^s conceivably would mean sticky issue. tlers. Convince everybody he was in his U.S. District Court suit Derby was Iroquois, in 1881. block the th ra t of a commer­ could live without such powers assort^ bits of metal. established pernfanent immovable address." ’ ’ cial bank monopoly in certain in the past, but they may not be consumer finance services. able to in the future. If that sounds odd to you it The reason is that banks are should be remembered that developing plans to Join into savings and loan associations groups that would transfer are not banks. 'Fheir services funds electronically. Your KNIT are United to savings accounts ]»ychedc, fw example, would and loans, mainly for bousing. be deposited directly into your They offer little else. bank, and the bank then would Their essential purpose is to pay certain bills. channel tte savings of ordinary Mweover, it is now generally .Americans into housing, and agreed that the shopper of the they have been doing a g o ^ job future will use a plastic card of it. They are the biggest home with a nuigneUc strip that will mortgage lenders in a nation of permit the store to deduct in­ 68 per cent home ownership. stantly the purchase price from But they are beginning to balk your account and tr«ufer it to .0(> MiT'' at the restraints, which they theirs. feel could place them at a dis­ If the savings and loans are SITTING FOR A FAMILY PORTRAIT arc these inhabitants of the Frankfurt, Ger­ tinct disadvantage in this elec­ ex clu d e from such systems it All D&L stores open 'lil 9:30 every night 'ill Christmas (except New Britain open 'til 9 p.m. Friday night only this week.) many, zoo. They’re suricates, gregarious burrowing animals of southern Africa tronic world. could mean disaster. ‘The added with grayish fur and long tails. ■ i ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ They cannot, for example, convenience of such commer­ IN THE t : offer third-party transfer of cial bank services would likely funds. In its simplest form, a be more than the S&Ls could third-party transfer would be offset with their higher Interest NEWS the use of a check written by on savings. MISSES AND JR. SALE PANTS 11.90 you to transfer funds out of your “ A monolpoly wasn't granted account into that of another. to the banks from Mt. Sinai," This is done 23 million times a said Gilbert in an interview at DRESSES TO HELP regularly $17 to $18 day by holders of checking ac­ the S&L convention in Miami counts. But every one of those Beach. “ I don’t think odr It's the slack sale you didn't expect with an checking accounts is at a com­ unpreredented selection. You'll find colorful ROUND OUT YOUR jacquardeds, aiways*right solids with wide waist hands, 2 pocket Tronis, split knee styles and WARDROBE WITH nliieh inon). All in washahic, easy care polyester and acrylic knit, iNavy, hrown, grey, WESTOWN green, mauve and other assorted cedorations, ^ ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ FASHIONABLE SAVINGS y/ ' sizes 8 to 16. 455 HARTFORD ROAD — 6A? 6210 ¥ SHIRTS 6.90 SA V E 5 0 * Regularly $12 HOME AGAIN after years + 70* abroad, reputed crime boss All the man-tailored shirts you’ve been 10.99-17.99 . Meyer Lansky ended up in wanting are on sale now at the Miami and FBI hands after O&l. nearest you. Woven ci»tton poly­ § flight which began with ester and cotton detailed just like his. Reg. $20 to $40 eportatlon from Is r a e l $ and continued through An important shirt under today's 1.20 South American countries multi-layered looks. Prints, plaids and which refused to receive him. solids in navv, hlue, hrown or green, Pre-Holiday Specials 8 to 16. LIQOETT DRUG A very good seleclion of your favorite I PARKADE dresses in soft, easy care Arnel*. OPEN my /•4 2.99-3.99 Jerseys, polyesters, unheatahle wools, 8HKIA.M.to10P4Mi’ c.Ungyuknlts and sevisKaL‘hlends. All 19.99.,«. Reg. $4 to $6 today's styles at yesterday’s prices. MEN’ S NYLON >-•; '1 1: Reg. $10-|15 ^ Come in ... look over the assortment. FAMOUS NAME BRAND . . with this many to choose from SKI JACKET you’re certain to find sohiething you h SLIPS AND PETTICOATS like. Sizes 5 to 1.5 and 8 to 18. Hurry Meet winter head on with this hidden BROAD STREET We’ve gol sweaters hy tlie score . . .y---* to Misses and Jr. Dresses, at all D&L hood ski Jacket. New “ Weather Kolb” MANCHESTER in all the looks your looking^ for, Large assortment of lavish laCes, stores. treated for wind and water repellency. Turtlenecks, vests, caMes, Imtlon embroideries and tailoreil styles. Polyester quilled lining, two way sleeves and pullovers in long '■.V Nylon tricot, non-cling crepset or non- zipper. Navy, green, gold, S-M-L. or short sleeve .styles.’ Large , cling Antron 111®. Many rolors and prints, Men’s, all stores except Vernon, New KING’S PET DEPT. assortment of prints rtnd ’^v ' most all sizes. Lingerie, all D&L stores. l^mdon, Groton. SALE ENDS SATLKDA Y NO%'E.>IBEjR 25lh solids. S-M-L and .341to 40 ) COMPLETE SELECTION AT DISCOUNT SAVINGS All from Sportswear, all D&L stores. Barton’s Contiriantal dhoeolatas TROPICAL FISH SPECIALS ( i lb. 6 02.) Reg. $3.9S-~NOW $3.45 • COLORIULMEONS OUR SPECIAL • M IXlD SWORDS • BLACK MOLLIES LOUNGEWEAR GROUP • MIXED PLATICS for Limlled Quantities WILL HELP MAKE ^ YOUR NEXT AT-HOME HAPPENING EVEN MORE SPECIAL 02722774

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An exciting and colorful collection of long and short length styles. Choose Barton's Gourmet Fruit Cake from bright cotton quilts, soft fleeces, In aG lftT in nylon quilts and flannel tricot. Solids and prints, sizes 8 to 18 and P-S-M-L. (2 lbs.) Reg. $S.95^NOW $5.25 Loungcwcar, all D&l. stores. dsVE ON TWO HOLIDAY SPECIALS. Just in time for Thanksgiving and Christmas givjng and serving. Two BARTON best-sellers at these low prices—till December 1st only. (What’s more, we’ll take your orders at these prices tluough December 1st and make delivery any day you name before Oiristmas.) CONTINENTAL CHOCOLATES: Luscious centers 3.99-8.99 4.99 ea. Values to 6.50 o f t o t s , nuts, truffles and crunches, cremes and cara­ mels. Miniature chocolates combined with regular size Value 86 to $13 pieces. R i^ $3415, now $3.45. Double sike-2 lbs. GIRLS’ SMOCKS AND 12bz.reg. $7.9(), nowonly$6.90. QOURMET FRUIT CAKE: FAMOUS MAKER NYLON SUPER FLARE SLACKS Brandy and rum flavored. It’s Colorful print smocks with disarming loaded with pecans, pineap TRICOT SLEEPWEAR pinafore styling in cotton and pie chunks and chemes....m olyester. To go with it .. . extra wide a colorful rift tin. Rsc« $5.95, Bahy dolls, shift or long gowns, . wow $541^ malehing coats and fashion skirts to Rarb leg slacks of easy care acrylic choose from. Exciting colors and knit. Bold solids. Sizes 7 to 14. Girls, prints. P-S'M-I. and 32 to 40. all D&L stores except Vernon, New Lingerie, at all D&L stores. Ixtndon and Groton. • CORBINS COItNKR • MANCIIK.STKR PARKADE • FARMINGTON VAI.I.KV MAt.l. • BRISTOI.PI.AZA • NKW WESTOWN ^ * PHARMACY ■ ^ ' KRi rAIN • TRI-CITY Pl.AZA, VKHNON • NKW LONDON MAU, * GROTQN PLAZA • CORBINS CORNER • MANCHESTER PARKADE I FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL 455 HA RTFO RD ROAD M ANCHE$TRR All D&L stores open 'lil 9;.30 every night 'lil Christmas (except New Britain open 'lil Par CourtMOT RRISTOI. PI.AZA • NKW BRITAIN 'TRI-CITY PLAZA. VERNON NKW LONIMIN MALI. • GROTON PLAZA --'f . -______9 p.m. Friday night only this week.) ______PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancfaeiter, Ckwn., Mon., Nov. 20, \m M A N C H E S TE R ffl^NlNG HERALD. Mancheater, Comu, Mon., Nov, jto. 1872— PAGE SEVEN . Al

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N ■ Vj WOhlAN o r VALOR LOS ANGELES, Calif. (A P ) F.T.D, Mail Service — Policewoman Carolyn Wire Service IT Wallace has become the first woman on the Los Angeles Not Above Criticism police force to receive the Mteal of Valor. She jumped in 24 BIRCH STREET, MANCHESTER ’Hr, a lake to rescue a 6-year-oId That fellow who beat out the U. S. than 53,000.' boy. The Florisf Phones: 643-6247 • 643-4444 Postal Service in a well-publicized The Independent Postal System of (Free Paridiig Just Acrosa Hie Street) “ race” from Philadelphia to Aimerlca,'8tarted in Oklahoma City in Washington with an improvised pcrny 1968, now operates in 80 cities. It has express the other day really didn’t been opening new offices at the rate of prove very much. two a week. After all, the necessity of employing Incidentally,, in August the IPSA six horses and e i ^ t riders must have recently won a federal court case ’’•ft- entailed costs somevdiat higher than brought against it by the American Snow Bunting. (R ioto by Sylvian Ofiara.j the price of the Stamps used on the Postal Workers Union challenging its Doll House t •' matching letters mitrusted to the care right to use the terms “ post,” •V •• of the Postal Service. “postal” and “postmaster” and Open Forum / But the stunt did underscore seeking to prohibit it from delivering k-- VOtto Starke 18 an 83-year-old release of Oct. 31 was mis­ Best Work of Life something many people have long mails.'' No Retraction leading since it did not contain ^resident of i Kellogg, Idaho, all the facts and gave only a D63T sir I (^Ujfsiiig home who is suspected: Mail service in the United The city of Kent, Ohio, was the To the editor: O i behalf of the Manchester partial view of our tax situa­ Antireiv TiiIIy . seven dajrs a week States is not above criticism. That scene of a different kind of protest in The MPOA has nd intention of Jaycees, I would like to thank retracting our ad of Nov. 6, tion. Since his statements were Il houses for girls Mr. John Garavanta of the criticism, in fact, has been expressed June when the local of the National 1972, in context. The ad was then used by other officials , in ^ wjp(tee - fa tl^ 8 died in the news releases, letters and ads, Hillstown Leather Pounders on the hipest levels of the govern­ Association of Letter Carriers cited based on bow bonding would ‘ Sdnkhine.>hlihe disaster six WOMEN’S & CHILDREN’S it was necessary for the MPOA 4-H Qub ,and, Mr. Theo effect the taxpayer. Mayor Badenhuizen, director and months ago. (A P photo) ment. the “ h ^ lth and safety” hazards of Thompson said our first state­ to inform the public. The curator of the Lutz Junior 4 American Justice FASHION-WISE ment, that bonding would Mart MPOA has never knowingly For instance, Maryland Sen. plastic bags being used by indepen­ Museum, for their presen­ . . t in 1975-76 was untrae, then he placed ads with distorted Mathias complained a few months ago dent carriers to hang advertising tations at our regular, WASHINGTON - Before we permissive crowd and th«>^ore proceeded to quote what he statements to defeat any WATERPROOF BOOTS membership meeting Nov. 13. declare flying machines illegal take care not to ^ve the )tphans that he missed a luncheon because the matter on the doorknobs of homes. said, which was that first year ^referendum issue. The people 0 Not only was' it most impression that they would be principle and interest would be maka the final choice and their, and sell Pan-Am to Zambia fqr invitation took 13 days to reach The bags could suffocate kids, they informative but reflects those too beastly to murderers, made in fiscal year 1975-76. We intelligence should not be in­ Uiree bullocks and a' comely ideals and principals, which rapists, kidnapers and airplane tave Washington from Baltimore. Texas said, and be a signal to burglars that don’t understand what we said sulted by presuming the MPOA maiden, I suggest the Republic can control their minds. exemplify what can be acWeved launch a nationwide seaich for hijackers. Sen. Bentson grumbles that service in nobody was home. wrong. in a community like dms by Our ad stated that we must The MPOA is one of the few ' judges who see themselves as When I ’m elected <«totor, Friend some rural areas is slower than in When first-class mail Jumped from groups such aid the Jaycees ahd women’s borrow the whole 6.8 million to organizations that supports pr chief officers of the court and the first thing I ’ll do is usurp V '!,.>>•’ <-i :. l( ■ M 4-H. Again re fle c t!^ '‘.iThat stagecoach days. six to ei^ t cents last summer, an start building. If the wording is rejects an issue with reasons not members of defense jurisdiction over the judge-' KELLOGG, Idaho ( AP ) - An reg. $15 service to humanity is the best counsel. appointing racket, nationwide. I 83-yeaiM>ld double amputee is electric company in Virginia began wrong it is because we took and facts. Not that there haven’t been im­ work of life.” . Reference, if Your Honor will ask every would-be. judge trylhg'to bring a bit of hap­ 11.97 past bonding figures from town We are not concerned with In Jaycee spirit : ■ provements. The Wall Street Journal delivering its own utility bills, at a controller ^ eets. These show the mayor’s trust in public of­ pleases, is to the recent what his dpc|sion would, half be piness to the young girls whom Robert Wern«r JR"; ; ■ hijacking of a Southern Airways was confronted by a oreep who fatesrs died six months ago in Veports that p a i^ damage claims projected savings of |200,0(X) ||,yea^ tte, full amoutttj of the bond ficials, rather our main concern ifi,/, internal dfteP4pr. o-'.'i','- being approprl&ted. Our point ^ is how the people feel when they ' jqtliner complete with 27 had recently'^.napbdi) and one of' tee natem’s worst mine have been cut by 25 per cent and Facing stiff rate incrfease^; t ^ Manchester rJaStcdw' passengqrs and four creiir disemboweled a crippled; .80- disaSteSsJ'V' ■■ V ' children’s was aiat t ^ eimense starts are constantly being by-passed •‘if‘I- reg. $12 quotes a postal official as saying magazine publishers and bulk mailers when the buildidg ^ r t s , which " with full information when members by three vicious nuli year-teHemale. HetwdhM'gei t<>;Oohflnedte a Wheelchair at a their money is being spent who obviously should have been tee job only if he cepliedtlaibhn Nosteten' Idaho* nurisng home, 8.97 “ We’ve stopped throwing packages.’’ are looking for ways to ^li>^,r is true, but :Mg^or 'ffiompson Hear M e ■ "'(''j'. j»J ■ failed to m eijit^'tliis. This hai without referendum, they are stashed in straightjackets and WouldiSentenceitlwaaitte ereep Otte Starke >:is making doll Hear me, hear me And last March, inspectors found a without using the mails. ; . , been done in th»past by short ! denied their ri^ ts. chained to a prison wall months t o ^ hours on ten rack, plaa.Ufe homnsi ate distrlbutii% teem my voice is soft A ll of which is to the good i f it puts term borrowing. Not men­ We have met with Mayor ago. imprisonment, with' no'paitee fre rto tee orphaned girls. railroad car full of parcel post lost in the wars of man tioning this can certainly mis­ Thompson in the past and have However, let us contemplate a te no "workfrelease.” ^ oH He already ihas completed 28 packages on a siding in Perryville, the Postal Service on its toes. Certain­ why must you teample on me Textured vinyl bools with soft, foam-knit lead the voters. not always totally agreed but how American justice, sc^ I would ddt) permit (the ate tetnrks at Us project five not hearing me Md., that had been missing for more ly, it ought to stimulate it to meet the Our ad said Grand Lists in- >h a v e a lw a y s sh ow n a called, dealt With the trio„iden- framing ;of defendaBts;!'hy bouN S'day, sewn days a week. print lining and side zipper. Designed to I hear you creases are supposed to pay willii^Sss to %drk together, tified by^.the PjBf; afl* H en^ over^ealous\. copa^ (and ' :'T started right after the ac- than two years, legislative requirement of the I hear your bombs be fashionable and to keep you warm and dry additional expenses without tax i( and would hope that we clan Jackson 'te d . LeWis) Moore of jwoMcutnra, but I woald'.^ao cideiit'-*- r i ^ t after those boys reorganization act that created it — Can’t you hear me cry.... betroit'and Melvin Cale of 0ak Sale of Imported Nevertheless, the reorganization of raises. This was incomplete continue in the future. We disbar ^ la w y e r s 4 wl}p got killed,” he said in an inter- in rain, snow or sleet. Rita Laski that it eventually become self-paying. because Mayor Thompson also therefore feel that the mayor’s Ridge, Tenn. r employed due process to auquit riew. thp old Post Office into the 4 Battista Road Women’s bools in black referred to revenue sharing and attack on the MPOA might be Jackson and Moore were a confessed tchild molester on '' “ A* lot of people want to buy quasipublic Postal Service in 1970 has The service, says Postmaster Manchester retiring bonds. In the past three an effort to weaken our arraigned last Oct. 13in Detroit the grounds his client had 'the do'l houses,” ,* Staike said, or white, sizes 5 to' 10. yet to produce the kind of service the General Elmer T. Klassen, is years, 3247,399 in bonds have strength in the eyes of the tax- of “ Forcible rape.'” (There’s changed his< mihd) andisiOw '^’but tee gifts to tee Sunshine payer but w e have faith in the another kind?) They were freed desired .that swornr>(and children take'j priority, no Children’s bools in black, public demands. Not getting that ser­ “ passing through a period of been retired but has the tax- payer seen any relief yet? He common sense of the people Herald oh 3500 bon df a Sum any witnessed statement; be matter what.” : / Leather Gloves white or antique brown, vice, the public is turning Increasingly necessary, if sometimes uncomfor­ mentions four bond issues are and are willing to stand behind mendicant could raise in five declared null and vpi<^ because N ln eM ^ e men' died id the SunshlK Mlne 'here last May 2 sizes 10 to 4. Women’s to private carriers. Some indications: table, adjustment.” to be retired by 1975 as if that our findings. It would be a sad Yesterdays minutes. Three days later, they he was suffering from a was something new. Also, no day for the taxpayers of were arrested again in similar hangnail when he signed it. when-a fire brrice out in the and Children's Shoes, The well-known United Parcel Ser­ But if private firms can deliver the nation’s largest sliver town official can spend revenue Manchester if an organization charges. Their bond was High bafl \ wou'ldi- be all D&L stores except vice has captured half ur more of mail efficiently and at a profit, maybe sharing without having a public such as The MPOA was not in 25 Yep-s Ago ; continued. pending. an Oct. 30 mandatory for certain offenses, produoing mine. Cause of the hearing, and they were turned and the judge Who took a disaster still is not known. made expressly^for D&L in Italy! the Postal Service someday will, too. hearing. From the wave of re­ existence. Town parking authority and New l.4mdon and Groton. parcel post volume |hi some areas. It loose again on the city’s female generous view toward a idefen- ‘^‘I.jusigot another one today quests for a piece of the Charles Pillard Main St. merchants agree to delivered 608 million packages in 1971 It seems to be what the public wants population. Not surprisingly, dant who was arrested, twice a te ’ she’ll ’ get tee next'doll revenue sharing pie, it seems president seek state legislation which Manchester Property they failed to appear at the within a week fort tee -,same house,i'^he said. and its employes have risen to more and is willing to pay for. we will over spend it. For ex­ would allow special taxing dis­ hearing. crime forthwith Would, find : Starke knows only teat the ample, some say to use it for Owners Assn. trict for downtown area. next recipient is named Thor, Case Mountain, road repairs, Town Planning Commission Cale was convicted of grand himself on relief.-4 q ,- > . larceny, a crime which is not to la m sorry for criminals, but her, fatter died in the mine and and Mr. Weiss would like to use re-electo Martin E. Alvord as Thank You be confused with selling a used I have some sympathy left over she lives'at nearby Pinriiurst. The Innocent some of it for equipment at the chairman. Dear sir: - car, and sentenced to five years for their victims. A judge is not Hescen’t go after his 90 90 IT’S THE BIG new transfer station at the town Alfred P. Werbner succeeds t o in the can. Subsequently, he “ clien ts” but depends on sanitary landfill area. I would like to pubUcally William E. Belfiore as a social worker, and those be- was permitted to serve his time residents of this rich mining Therefore, as in the past, the thank all the people who sup­ president of Manchester Board robed folks who iturn SUPERSLING... m ^ taxpayer’s wishes could be ig­ ported me during my campaign on a “ work-release” prograni. psychiatrist when they mount area to let him know who should Bystander of Realtors. be text. nored. for state representative. Credit Naturally, he escaped. ^ the bench should be^jplaced regularly $9 to $18 SPECIALLY PRICED So, Jackson, Moore and Cale under restraint lest they do ; :> “ I have to depend on outside • V’ .4 rt Hoppe The MPOA worked long and for whatever success we had 10 Years Ago hard on the school issue with belongs to theih. tbqk over that Southern themselves bodily harm.- help — tee widows are a little Town Director Richard investigation of the schools, For a political novice like > Airways jet and terrorized its shy,, you know,” Starke said. FOR PRE-HOLIDAY Martin presents %ew hickbiY A Simply Divine Theory Of Evolutidn talks with teachers and in­ myself the campaign was passengers and crew for 28 long Starke’s workshop is in the gavel to Mayor Cecil W. terested taxpayers, and we educational as well as and nightmarish hours before basementof the Shoshone Coun- SAVINGS 148) told Eve that apples were England to replace the one J ^ ’Nnising Home in Silverton, Our own exclusive collection of premium The State of California has Now Adam swam out of sea, r listened to the Board of Educa­ enjoyable. I learned that the ultimately surrendering to Today in just about the greatest thing formerly wielded which had Cuban authorities in Havana. another mining conununity. quality kidskin leather gloves at timed-for- iccreed that henceforth the losing his gills along the way, tion. At no time was our opposi­ most important part of any ever, though he didn't eat them been carved from one of the What else? Surely, none of us Today is Monday, Nov;20, the '"I Charles Eastman, ad- theory of divine creation will and crawled up through the tion to the renovations and ad­ political campaign is a lot of Christmas sale prices! (Choice of fur or, himself. (See "The Care and sills of the old Town Hall; the nonjudges would teve expected 32Ste day of 1972. Theresare ^l Mnlnistrator of tee h Concealed wiring, leads to this big explosion, which shows meeting that the cost was pamphlets, missions, dinner. She .also tried baking To the editor; credit to the cpmmunijte, only their connecting waters -were seveiHwatt buUM that light each you the danger of playing with was a beautiful Eurasian lady almost 3500,000. This answer is campaigns. After a while, and A^am was a handsome cakes. Which is why we call this Congressman Robert Steele occasionally committii% a rape high seas. V. room. Windows of real gUuM matches. on the tope and can be verified. somebody turned to Maria and mulatto! This explains why The StfMie Age. This, type of conflicting has demonstrated bis broad or a m u g ^ g to reduce their In 1917, the WorldtWar 1 a re’ draped to fit the decor. Now this big explosion ' Now some of 3nMi may wonder said, “ What do you do in your some of your little friends are statements widens the base of support in the state of hostifily: todex! battle of Cambria began in H in p n add to the effect of created the sun and the stars what jiappened to the church, Marla?*' black^ some brown; sonie credibility gap between the peo­ Connecticut. Steele has the Judgte who have to Mn Iot France. ' ’ grp clous living. W alls and which are incredibly immense dinosaurs, saber-toothed tigers "In my churidi,” said Marla, yelipw and some white. ple and public officials. combined attributes of ability, office must be careful not to In 1948, the Alaska Highway flopgs are covered with masses of exploding matter and woolly mammoths. after a moment’s thou^t, “we Now Adam and Eve lived in Mayor Thompson quotes his intelligence and personal offend these wet-pants liberals, across Canada was formally carpeting or vinyl. trillions of light years away. Unfortunat«ily, there, wasn’t don’t give pamidilets to people Starke said the construction the trees, swinging flrom branch statement about the peak pay­ warmth;^ We beliSve that whose theories are forever opened. . . t They rotate around the earth in room for them on Noah’s Ark. or have missions. We just send to branch,; for a copple of ment being in 1975-76 and th ^ Congreasiiuin Steele is perhaps appearing in print or In 1947, Princess E3Uhbcte of ingiedfoats cost about 35. He All D&L atore* open (MTder to separate night from ^ t h ^ perished in the Ug one or two Cliristian families to million years. They ate aU the will go down. H^ said this is the bhst niaterial foir iaatioaal proclaimed on TV ate who thU| England married Lt. Philip has “ oh, at least a dosen every night until 9t30 ’til day. That was good. flood whitA ended the last Ice live in','a village, and when . orders” for the houses at 310 fruit and berries they wahted, true and he stands by his state­ political office Connecticut has wield more power than their Mountbatten in a ceremoity at Chriatnuu (except Neto Age of the Pleistocene Epoch. pr

/ PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 20, 1072 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; Manchester, Conn., Mdn., Nov. jO. 1972-PAGE NINE BAR ~ By P fflL PA8 - A run lor yo^ these days turns f stroll. Anderson-Littie Special • • a o The best factory makes the best clothing! “Beef’ is all th . the menu, and th , venation at th Devices ptomaine tavern. Help Tina » BAY SAI.K! And Vicki The guy who inyetifls a ‘turn’* signal t h a t j ^ out­ guess a woman d r i ^ is Attend going to have sometl^g: ; ♦ • • J Have you yet attkfided your special preChristtnas Regular special close-out tale? (NIWSPAKt INTHPIUK A ^ . ) DOUBLE KMT School s u r r s ! DUBUQUE, Iowa (AP) — Although Tina, Vicki aiid Jack have hearing im­ pairments, they attend a WE HAVE regular school. 6 E n !u INE The three along with other hearing-impaired w :g . children attend the Lincoln Thoughtful Musician - \ ' ' GLENNEY facilities have been set up ® > '. '■ 336N.M AIN'i to help them overconie Tina plays the kazoo with all the intent of a musician with full hearing faculties at a Listen To That Beat their handicaps while they special music class at Lincoln School in Dubque, 'Iowa learn and play with normal Vicki looks fascinated by the sound of Bongos as she plays in a special music class for youngsters. hearing-disabled children in Dubuque,, Iowa. FINELY TAILORED TlnNMpMBIIt I The childrmi are taught to read lips by two Storm Kits •®Nbail ' -i.L;, i > specially-trai^ teachers $70 to $80 For WINDOWS And and they attend special music classes. But they AnAP storm t f f l S S l storm Ready For Lofty Job also attend regular classes Photo a Cin,TACK,StW«rSIAL WINDOW DOOR KIT » HUNMtos or USfS at the school. The teachers Feature INOOOaSAOUTDtXMS The Apollo 17 space vehicle sits atop Saturn 5 on launch pad at Cape Kennedy, Fla., ready Double Knit speak into sound systems \ 0^ 4 9 ^ Compiata Kit in a box I Cocnptata Kit Ina box for iis ride toward the moon on the night of Dec. 6. It will be the final Apollo adventure and t ^ t are directly linked to 36' X 72" tou^ e**** I X B*" the first after-dark launching of a U. S. man-in-space flight. (A P photo) tic ahaat, 18 n. flbra I tie ahoA Zlft flbra hearing aids. mouMInc and nails. I moudlnc and nails. SUITS MANCHESTER HARDWARE Warp Bros. Chleaao 60681 ’ I'. ■ . A SUPPLY COMPANY Plonaars In nasties Sines 1924 l77IUINST.,MAIKHESTa AT YOUR HARDWARE. LUMBER Cni> Urw, Pmi. . A BUILBING SUPPLY STORE " ~ ApoUo 17 To Seek Out Space Secrets

ambitious than on any other times more quiet than earth’s By HOWARD BENEDICT ‘ flight,’.’, said astrpnaut Eugene will trigger a signal. A , D e n ^ , who will command “ The origin of the observed ...... Y ,F la .(A P ) ttds finailApqllo mission. He .gravitaUonal radiation has not . f l i n t y Waves, zipping \W1I fly with Dr. Harrison H. been determined, omy the a c i^ ; d « « a b of siwce from (iia Schmitt, a geologist, and direction of its arrival,’’ .Weber ea r^ 'q id d iq f the liniver^, teR Ronald E. Evans. said. “ It is conceivable that the us sTOefi Unto b^an? CanUiese Cernan and Schmitt will mass at the galactic center is acting as a giant lens, focusing wavro Jto hof'itossed to create deploy on the surface six an dnllmltqd: source of experiments never before gravitational radiation from an earlier epoch of the universe. polhiudtofi^ energy? . flown. Evans will operate three 1 f a- ' new ones from lunar orbit. “ It should have been • '*' ': f/, ' , ‘ s Both Evans and the moon accumulating since the begin­ 643-27T1 To Include Your Business Is the pnccn slowly fashioning ning of time,” he added. “ The an atmosphere and interacttog walkers will operate water detecUon devices. Evans’ is relatively large intensity with ihe solar winds to create In the Herald^8 Christmas Gift Guide! apparently being observed may the l^Idin g blocks oT'future called a lunar sounder and will transmit three electronic be telling us when time began.’ ’ life? j beams to examine the moon to Physicists know that matter SPECIAL PURCHASEI Harvest Hill Beneath the bleak lunar a depth of nearly three-quarters exists as both particles and surface are there layers of ice of a mile. Besides searching for waves. Gravity is a force field Imported Swgtfah ComtarO PACKAGE STORE or permafrost that man can tap water in the form of ice, the just like electricity and •i!'l Body contoureid' swivel chair and matching ottoman. Both MANCHESTER PARKADE to make air and water for beams will map metallic Einstein advanced a theory that with distinctive chrome bases, and covered i" expanded permanent bases on the moon? deposits, determipe geological there are gravity waves, just as Armied with a new generation composition and locate there are radio waves and light Silence Becomes Sound V », Choioe: ' \ We Feature of instruments designed subterranean caverns or waves. Tina wears a battery-powered hearing aid which helps here to be a part of a regular class • Whipped Crean^White specifically for the moon, hollows. in Lincoln School in Dubuque, Iowa, despite her hearing problem. (AP photos) • Licorice Black A p o llo 17, scheduled fo r Ctornan and Schmitt will work • Beau Brummell Brown. < .. A CompiBts LIns ol launchtog Dec. 6, will try to with an instrument designed to IMPORTED and DOMESTIC answ.er these and other m e a s u re e l e c t o r a l an'd BRING YOUR questiims which man has long mechanical properties of the WELFARE-UNiUN WINES askW ;. subsurface to a depth of more FOR TH E HOLIDAYS “ Tlie "scientific payload on than half a mile. It will The MANCHESTER CYCLE SHOP is Apollo 17 is greater and more background noises of the earth, INSURANCE resulting from seismic and meteorological disturbances, PRESCRIPTIONS i • pleased to announce that QIFT PACKS complicated the experiment t') LEONARD STOLE SHOW and Weber developed an instru­ COLLECTORS* BOTTLES (XKWERSTOWN, N.V. 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PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov.. 80,1972 affUiations, Mrs. MUIei; has MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Nov.jO. W tl— PAGE Ri.guteist Holiday Hadassah Grand Royal Matron been a member of the Or&er at Health, Beauty Cruise toe Eastern Star since 1948 and Program Dinner Set she is a Past Worthy Matzm of Duplicate Bridge Visits Home Court Blarion Chapter, Gardiner, For Dec. 2 Chapman Court, Order of toe Maine, a P ^ Worthy High The Baby Has The results of the Manchester May Cure What Ails You A Thanksgiving program was Results of the Andover presented at the Highbuwi park Amaranth, opened its door Priestess of Mixpah Shrine, KofC Duplicate Bridge Club Bridge Club duplicate bridge The Maacfaeiter Chapter of Saturday' evening at the Order of the White Shrine of game played recently are as game played Friday are as By VIVIAN BROWN School, Friday, with the Glee 'm Hadafsah will iponaor a Masonic Tem|de to welcome Jerusalem, Worcester, follows: North-South, first, .AP Newtfeatvres Writer Club and e a ^ grade ringing follows; first, Mr. and Mrs. holiday songs under the “Dinner Go Round,” Saturday, Cordelia E. Miller, the Grand Massachusetts and a member Mrs. George Lawrence and Harold Lucal; second, Dr. and Dec. 8. Been Named For some people the direction of Mrs. Mary Royal Matron of the Grand of Arisha Temple, Daughters of Sidney Stein; second, Mrs. Mrs. Tanash Atoynatan; and transition from ugly duck­ Kalbfieisch, music teacher. Hosteaaef for the evening Court, Order of the Amaranth toe Nile, East Hartford. Atenyton Tarnish and Willard third, Mr. and Mrs. Donald are: cocktalla, 7:30 to 8:45 ling to beautiful swan may 'Die two fourth grade classes of Connecticut, who conducted The Order of toe Amaranth Konapadkin; third, Mrs, ^ U p Weeks. be merely a nutter of going p.m., Mr>. Irving Luckman, her official visit acconopanied was founded in 1858, by tjueen' Haloway and Gerald Press; of John Carlson and Mrs. M n. Leon Podrove or Ito . bmond the three-mile limit. Theresa Zarbo presented a by Dorvin W. Wolfe, grand Christina of Sweden and in 1881 East-West: first, Mrs. Joto Donald ^ e l ; dinner, 0 to 10:45 C ^ oIm U, ^iM tn Anne, daughter of Martin Frank and Lodge To Host Imagine, if you will, haii^ four-act skit, entitled “The royal patron and her grand Robert Macoy instituted Elisa Breen and Mrs. Armand Weir; dressers, makeup artists, a p.m., Mra. Martin Rubin, Mn. family. A. Macoy Court, in Ansdnia. K a t l ^ ( ^ e l e t ^ i of 151 Keeney St., Manchester. She second, Mrs. Laurence Molin- Feast of Thanksgiving.” was torn Not. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hoqtitol. Her maternal State Officers masseuse, skin specialist, an Sidney Cohen, Mri. Lewis The official visit was held at 8 This Court is toe oldest in' the conico and Mrs. William International Association of Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Marion Among the youngsters Segal, M n. Fred Buckman, gnpOparmtsm Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Burke of 36 ^rxm Rd.. etiquette counselor and ah obe­ participating were; Beth Apter, p.m. with new memben b e l^ wturld to be still active and In Murray; and third, Dr. Sal Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Rebekah Assemblies of the Straughan, program; Mrs. sity eiqpert as captive perform­ M n. Charles Gorman, Mn. initiated; preceded by a diner posession of its Charter. Msnehesto. ^ P a tm p a l grandparents are Mr. aiid Mrs. Frank Cohen and Earnest Itorube. entertain toe president of toe World; and Lady Ruth Jenkins, Maybel Dowd and Mrs. Thora Lori Tornaquindici, Steven Ronald Lang, Mrs. Sidney Chmidecki of 239 ^ K e e St., Manchester. Her maternal great- ers on a ship at sea. For 12 Charendoff, Michael at 6:30 p.m., put on fay Temple Chapman Court was hoaored Rebekah Assembly of past association president, and Malone, decorations; and Mrs. Keller or Mn. Israel Tabataky; Chapter. g r ^ p a r e ^ are Georgiana Fox of Manchester, and Mr. Results of the duplicate days? It’s enough to Jiggle one’s Falkowskl, Scott Yeomans, to have each Court In toe'Stete Connecticut, Mrs. Virginia B. color sargeant. International Bessie Farris refreshments. false teeth. dessert, It p.m., Mn. Robert Mrs. Miller become a of Connecticut represented oa HiU. She has one brother, bridge game played Nov. 13 at Leuchner of Noank, and Association LAPM. Cathy Cochran, Jill Dowrkin, Stone, Mrs. Jules Karp or Mn. Mattoaw Martin, 3. the Community Y are as For more than a thousand Martin Hancock, Debra member of thcf. Amanutth in their big ni|d>t. Also toey had members of her staff, tonight at Committee members are; people who are expected to em­ Michael Bersoo. 1961 and in 1962 she accepted guests from othra-jurisdictions. follows: Knock-out Team Semi­ 8, at their regular meeting in bark on a beauty and health Nadeau, Sandra VonDeck, For reservations, nlilch are finalists, Linda Simmons, Robert Perry, Robert Berdat, toe position of Charity, followed Among the distinguidied guests Cleary, Miehael Joseph, son of Eugene and Manraret Bovle Odd Fellows Hail. cruise to the Caribbean this limited, contact M n. George by her election as conductress, were Mrs. Marie Loeffler, ^ ’ He was torn His Oct. 26^at Patricia Abtrick, Lettie Glenn, Other guests will include fall, the idea will become a George Mandeville, Michael Sandals, 40 Steep Hollow Lane, associate matron and then Mrs. Cordelia E. Miller supreme royal matron of thC H t^itel. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Michael Beverly Saunders; Betty Hyde, Falkowski, David Dechiara, William Letteau, grand master, reality. Presunubly, at dooting co-chairman in charge of reser­ royal matron of Chapman hold in the Ccumectlcut, Grand Supreme Council Order of the ^ l e of Galway, Ireland. His paternal grandmother is Ann Horton, Margaret Dun- Stamford; Robert Johnson, open nites ’til xmas time, all will be a bit hand­ Andrew Donachie and vations, for your reservation C o ^ . Jurisdiction. Amaranth, Inc.; Miss Jean I J ^ s S Websterville, V t . ^ s t r ^ S e r e L!d field, Eleanor Crafts; Margaret somer, healthier, happier and Courtland Sears. Announcers grand patriarch, Stratford; and choice of homes. M n. Leo Her first Grand Court ap­ During toe years that Mrs. Currie, grand royal matron and 6- - Boyle, Ann McLaughlin, Grace Lady Alice Thornton, associa­ wiser. With all those hours to were Jennifer Hedlund and Charendoff Is chairman of the pointment was givoi to her Miller has been in, the Lymiel Winckler, grand royal Barrett, Mary Tierney; and Klein, Jennifer Tammy, daughter of Jon and Judy Ann Minor tion president, Ladies H i a r t e ^ wile away in togetherness with BEAUTY MANAGER - Madeleine BreUllard will manage the Susan Caouette. event. Mrs. Marjorie Morrison, as Amaranth, she estimates that patron, of toe State of Maine; Linda McCartney, Myrtle beauty and health experts, can beauto seminar aboard the SS France when it sails to the The program was closed with Klein of Stafford Springs. She was torn Oct. 16 at Rockville AiixiliaMes Patriarchs Militant, nipiQns Tickets are 820 per couple and grand representattve.. to she has traveled more than Mrs. Helen Vanner, grand royal Odium, Mary Warren and Betty New Haven; Col. 0. Arthur the bloom fail to rub off. Carltnean. choral poetry by toe two fourth the profits will be used for toe Maasachusetts, she served 100,000 miles. She has visited Gener^ Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and hhs. Launi. A reular game is played and Me- matron of the CommpnWedlth George Minor of Ellington. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Suominen, department com­ Beauty treatments — facials, the trip for anyone, he explains. grades, which included maintanance of the Hadassah Chapman Court again as rqyal every court in this State. of Massachusetts; and Nbs. each Monday along with toe doths makeup, hair dye — will be But two doctors are expected and Mrs. Henry Klein of Stafford Springs. mander, Patriarchs Militant of ^ t h t nflfoels of to get a real workout. One, well- Even toe ship’s gourmet cuisine “Thanksgiving Menu” by Frina MedicRl Organization. This matron in 1967. Her s e c ^ Ctiapman Court has been Dorothy Gould, grand represen­ team event. New players are dldied out in the French man­ — crepes suzettes or whatever Connecticut, Collinsville; Mrs. ^ hey Morganson of Middletown. He was bora Oct. 24 at . They have lived in Manchester ’The South Windsor Bridge Club 15 pounds using the most recent That research study was con­ dance, Friday, Dec. 1, for Rockville General Hospital. Hts maternal grandparents are Mr. friends whom he hasn’t seen in Oh, Give Thanka Unto The Lord For He /• Good derbilt, and there should most of their married life. They over 60 years. Mrs. Ronca was will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. m ^ c a l discoveries. There will ducted by Temple University, members and their guests at and Mrs. John B. Furphey of Rockville'. His paternal have three grandchildren. some new routines in exercises be no gimmicks. They’ll get he explains. Thomas H. LaBelle, son of given a bouquet of flowers. at 1788 Ellington Rd., ! ^ to by Elaine LaLapne, who works the Glastonbury Hills Country Last few days! Sale ends Thanksgiving Eve! grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. Clark Morganson of Meriden. Windsor. real facts about weight control He is particularly anxious to Atty. and Mrs. John D. L ab ile Club, Glastonbury. Dancing i^th her physical fitness hus­ that they can incorporate into catch up with dieters with toe of 146 Porter St,, was recently band, Jack LaLanne, of tele­ will be to toe music of the iU i 1 I i 1 1 I 1 I I everyday eating and exercise.” “Yo-Yo syndrome.” Even inducted into Phi Alpha Theta, SAVE A BIB «21J 0! '■ /fV kt: i ( < i ( < I ( ( < < i t , , i ( ' ; t vision fame. And dieting shouldn’t spoil Jarvis Orchestra. Cocktails will though they are likely to diet toe history honorary society at be served at 7 p.m. with dinner avidly, their weight goes up and St. Lawrence University, at 8:30 p.m. down, “like a yo-yo” he com­ Canton, N.Y. ments, and they are likely to Tickets may be purchased by T r WE MUrriUNOm LOWEST PnGES become very discouraged. ’Ibis contacting Mrs. Raymond condition may be caused by John Smayda of 141 Shallow- Peracchio, 530 Spring St., “abnormal fat in the system” brook Lane performed on Manchester. Tickets are 825 per Day ln..,Day Out... that does not allow them to baritone saxophone with toe couple and reservations must bum up toe calories that should University of Bridgeport Jazz be made by Thursday. be burned up, even though toey Ensemble at a recent concert in diet. toe Andre and Clara Mertens r n m s c m n w K Dr. Solomon has a test diet p e a tre of toe campus Arnold OUR and if toey don’t lose w ei^t Bernhard Arts and Humanities SERVICEMEN aftpr being on it for a week, Center. ...n$ulting In meaningful they fall'lafo Ufeyo-yo pattern. Cadet' Henry D. Ranun, son aavinga to jrou ovonrdoyl of Mr. hhd M n .' Henry H. Ramm of Columbia recently No ups and downs in your Prescription XAR. GAZEK* -By C LA Y R. P O L L A N - received the Distinguished costs — no “discounts” today, “Regular A R in Cadet' Award at the U.S. prices” tomorrowl y MAS. 21 M , Your Daily AcHvHy Guido ’’ Atcording to Iho Starr. 36372 a . is a 1969 graduate of Windham IM-nBEIMilUKBISH- . 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Original Overalls Kindergarten overalls, Corduroy Variation popular with the college set, Corduroy pantsuits, an require less money than all-year-round favorite, have imagination. They’re Just a slight variation this win­ Engaged plain old overalls appliqued ter. The jacket is a one- Engaged with rocking horses, rabbits button, tuxedo-style blazer and farm scenes. that tops either skirt or The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss cuffed pants. Katherine Jeanne Malone to Peggy Ann O’Toole of Short Cut Stephen Thomas Colelta is an­ Manchester to John Nicholas Short hair is back in fash­ nounced by her parents, Mr. Filloramo, also of Manchester, ion. Chin-length cuts are es­ and Mrs. Richard L. Malone of has been announced by her pecially appealing with clas­ W IF rS A lD Vernon. mother, Mrs. James J. O’Toole sic clothes, snug hats and SOUTH RICHMOND, Va. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I Jr., 62 S. Adams St. She is the high fur collars. The most (AP) — Lee Beale created what Freeman T. Colella of Tolland. daughter also of the late James im p o rtan t ingredient, of he calls a butter bean machine The bride-elect is a 1972 J. O’Toole Jr. PbotobyNaniff course, is the cut. Spend the for his wife from two motors, a graduate of Rockville High His parents are Mr. and Mrs. extra money getting a good, water pump from a washing Mrs. Michael David Pease School and is presently a stu­ John Filloramo, 181 Ludlow Rd. Mrs. Steven Allen Green Mrs. Robert Stephen Lawrence professional cut, because machine, some chicken wire dent at Manchester Community The bride-elect graduated in and a few paddles. you’ll spend less time and Their garden produces a Miss Christal An.i honor. Bridesmaids were College, in the library technical 1970 from East Catholic High Miss Patricia Ann Mitchell of the couple left for a utedclihg M||is Doreen Elizabeth headpiece, and she carried a money keeping your hair in heap of butter beans every Christensen of Rockville and Sherri Christensen, Heidi Vail assistant program. School, and in 1972 from PUIaijd^^and Robert Stephen shape. Rockville and Steven Allen trip to Niagara’ Fallh hind bouquet of pink roses. DIniiMn studio year, and it used to take Michael David Pease of Vernon and Joy Stuart. Janice Colella is a 1969 graduate of Westbrook College, Portland, Green of Manchester were un­ Canada. For travel^J thd L aw rei^ both of Manchester Bridesmaids were Miss DliincenSt«Uo several hours to shell them. were united in marriage Nov. Christensen served as flower Rockville High School, and is Maine. She is employed in ited in marriage Oct. 28 at St. bride wore a lavender'^ocl|[ ex^ marriage vows Sept. Laurie Banavige, Miss Kim Mrs. Frank 1. Wootten Mrs. Kenneth Lee Barton Natural Styling The machine does the same job 11 at St. John’s Episcopal gW. ^ presently a senior at ^uthem Wethersfield as a dental Bernard’s Church in Rockville. knit dress and clog sh o ^.'T h ^ 30 at toq Church of toe Assump­ Pillard, Miss Donna Demko, all Hair styles should look in a few minutes. Church, Vernon. David Pease was best man, Connecticut State College, hygienist. 'The bride is the daughter of will live at 28A G a n ^ Dr.i tion. I of Bilanchester, and Miss Paula natural. Hair should be cut The bride is the daughter of with Peter Hall, Thomas majoring in biology. Filloramo graduated from ’The Mde is the daughter of Miss Gail Marie Hutchins of ruby velvet gown with Miss ( ^ l a Marie Rice of canrations and pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. David P. Mitchell Manchester. ',i, Kondra of Colchester, all nieces matching top. She carried a the way It grows. Don’t fight Mr. and Mrs. Christian C. Paolini, Bryan Pease and A 1974 wedding is planned. East Catholic High School in Mrs.K(%arles Pillard of 11 of toe bride, and ^ s s Judy Coventry and Frank I. Wootten Andover and Kenneth Lee Bar­ Mrs. Carol Burba of Amston, of Rockville. ’The bridegroom Is Mrs. G re ^ is empli^y^ as d of Willimantic were united in basket of roses, carnations, sister of toe bride, was matron it. If you have straight hair Christensen of Rockville. The Timothy Christensen, ushers. 1970 and a tte n d e d th e the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank t7ad|lell Rd., and the late Mr. Williams of Manchester. They ton of Willimantic were united have It bluntly cut Into a coding secretary at Ndllkni marriage Nov. 11 at toe First daisim and baby’s breath. in marriage Oct. 7 at St. Colum- of honor. She wore a hot pink Mdegroom is the son of Mr. Kurt Vail was ring bearer. University of Maine. He is E. Gochee of 17 Oakland St. Freightways, Inc., RodcVflle. P iu ^ ^ T h e bridegroom Is the wore gowns identical to the sleek, easy-to-care-for style. and Mrs. Roger C. Pease of After a reception at the employed by the Filloramo son of and Mrs. Stephen Congregational Church of Benjamin Baker of Westover ba Church in Columbia. chiffon gown with high neckline And if your hair is curly, The Rev. John J. White Mr. Green is e m p lo ^ ap a dis­ matron of honor’s, and each Air Force Base, Westover, Vernon. Polish American Club in Construction Co. of South Wind­ Uwineilce of 109 Birch St. carried a single piito rose. Coventry. ’The bride is toe daughter of and puffed sleeves, with a show it off, by having It cut performed the double-ring play coordinator at' Sears The bride is toe daughter of Mass., was best man. Ushers matching veil headpiece. She Rev. Robert Wellner per­ Rockville, the couple left for a Ken Johnson Photo sor. ceremony and was celebrant at ’The Rev. Robert Burbank Miss Robin Venezia of Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Rice of in a flattering layereu look. formed the double-ring wedding trip to Florida. Upon The wedding is planned for performed the double-ring Mrs. Barbara Hutchins of were Reginald Hutchins Jr. of Center St., Andover. The carried a colonial bouquet of the nuptial Mass. Miss Gwen Manchester, niece of the bride,, Coventry, Angus Wootten of ceremony. their return, they will reside at Mrs. Ronald R. Rickard Feb. 23 at the Church of the ...coreinany and was celebrant at was the flower girl. She wore a Springdale Ave., Coventry. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. yellow pompons and pink car­ Facing Winter Petijean of Rockville was the Willimantic and Neal Wootten Mary Indore was the maid of 48 Reed. St., Rockville. (, Assumption. ■the ’ ’ nuptial Mass. pink gown and a headpiece of bridegroom is toe son of Mrs. and Mrs. Keith Barton of nations. organist. Bouquets of white, Gwendolyn Wootten of of Lebanon. Bridesmaid was Miss April Winter weather is hard on Miss Sharon Patricia Flavell Deborah D’Amico of Boston, A rrang^ents of mixed flowers baby rosebuds, ^ e also carried Houlton, Maine. most complexions, so be pink and purple flowers were dn College Nditos' Willimantic. Richard Fusick of Coventry ’The Rev. John Kozin of St. Merritt of Andover. Junior of Manchester and Ronald Mass.; Mrs. Cresslda Hassett the altar. were oh toe altar. a single pink rose. extra careiul to keep your ■ j -li The bride was given in ’The Rev. William Belden of was ringbearer. Columba (3iurch, officiated at bridesmaid was Linda Rice of face moist and smooth. A Richard Rickard, also of of Manchester, Mrs. Raylene The bride, given in marriage by Norman Lefebvre of East A reception was held at toe Andover, sister of the bride. Miss Noreen PaUadino.,t marriage by her brother, Hampton served as best man. Storrs officiated at the double­ toe double-ring ceremony. Manchester, were married Oct. Newbury of Lanchester, N.H.; her father, wore an old KofC Hall, Coventry. After Miss Merritt wore a gown Honer-V incent 14 at South United Methodist and Miss Susan Rowe of daughter of Mr. and Mis, An­ Charles Pillaid of 16 Lodge Dr. Ushers were Glenn Banavige of ring ceremony. ’The church was The bride, given in marriage fashioned style satin gown decorated with flowers. Donald Nov. 27 toe couple will reside in similar to the honor attenduit’s Church, Hanover, N.H. drew Palladino of 803 Center St. She Wore a gown bf satin Manchester, nephew of the by her father, wore a satin desiped with high lace collar, and a senior physical education Hand of (Coventry was organist Bolton. gown accented with alencon except in turquoise. ’The junior The bride is the daughter of They wore raspberry jersey satin buttons on the bodice and Isrocade with a catoedhii train. bride, and Michael McVeigh of major at Springfield (Mass.) Her ^eil of illusion was and soloist. Mrs. Wootten is a graduate of lace and pearls, designed with a bridesmaid was in aqua chiffon. Mr. and Mrs. Edtiyard S. Adamy gowns, empire styled, with high cuffs, and a cathedral train New Britain, cousinof the the X-ray department at Jdhn Barton of Willimantic, College in an .^accelqrated arranged from a matching bridegroom. The bride, given in marriage mandarin collar and bishop Sr. of 31 E. Maple St., and the rolled collars, long sleeves with trimmed with lace appliqued Windhmn Hospital and as a was bis brother’s best man. program, will teach in the East headpiece. She carried a After a reception at the by her grandfather. Nelson sleeves. Her elbow-length veil late Sgt. Howard C. Flavell Jr. ruffle at cuff and hemline. They flowers. She wore a large lace surgical technician at Hartford Ushers were Horance Geer of I m r / m J l Hartford school system during cascade bouquet of white roses Lithuanian Hall, toe couple left Hard of I^dlow, Mass., wore a of silk illusion was arranged The bridegroom is the son of carried nosegays of carnations, bonnet with crinoline bows and gown of imported Chantilly lace Hospital where she is Willimantic. Junior usher was Mrs. Roderick H. Rickard of daisies, bachelor buttons and the winter term, starting Nov« and'ivy.fit for a wedding trip to toe Penn­ from a mitching lace and satin sbe carried a bouquet of white over taffeta with cathedral employed. headpiece. She carried a Richard Rice of Andover, 174, {Copper St.,, and the late|,LL, . baby’s hrpath. 27. A 1970 graduate of East Mrs. Dyann Venezia ^f sylvania Dutch country. For roses. Catholic . High SohooLvisUe has Manchester, sister of toe bride, trahL Sbe wore a matehing Mr. Wootten is a specification colonial bouquet of white brother 4 4 Ike bride. Coihdr! Roderick R. Ricluu^, Timothy Hassett of Miss Linda May Mitchell of traveling, toe bride wore a blue engineer at Brand-Rex in A reception was held at been an instructor vifl.’ tb« etes the matron of honor. She pantsuit. They. will live in headpiece and carried ^a bou­ The Rev. Wayne Kendall of Manchester was best .iman. Rockville, sister of the bridO^ quet of vtoite gladkilasj white WllllmanUc. FUno*k to Bolton after whldb South United Methodist Church, Ushers were Edward Adamy Springfield city^ gymnastic wore a pink govm, k cranberry Manchester. was the maid of honor. She program during her fall term daisies,, irhite canmtions and, the couple left for Niagara performed the double-ring ahd 'Wbltm’ Adamy, both of wore an empire gown designed red roses. > Falls. ceremony. Manchester, and both brothers and has been named a spotter- ■wr '.i. Engaged with cranberry velvet laced instructor at the New England Gaudette-Cardini Miss Valerie Cappello of ’The couple will reside on ’The church was decorated of the bride; Lee Dion of East bodice and a pink chiffon skirt, Hartford was maid of honor. Hickory Lane, Mansfield. M with pew bows and flowers, and Hartfoid; NQchael Taft of Ver­ Women’s Gymnastic The engagement of Miss and she carried a bouquet of Convention in Boston, Mass,, She wore a ruby velvet gown Collectors Mrs. Barton attended Rham vases of carnations, daisies and non; and H. Rudi Wittke of High School and is employed at Susan Louise Pabst of white carnations, pink roses, Nov. 24 and 25. with sheer long sleeved pink Manchester to Thomas Kent bachelor buttons. Manchester. and bachelor buttons. top, and a matching picture hat. Engineered Metals in Stark of Germantown, N.Y. has A reception was held at Bridesmaids were Miss Jo She carried a bouquet of pink Manchester. Mr. Barton, an Pagani’s Crystal Lake Seek Toys been announced by her parents, The bride, given in marriage Ann Jackopsic of West Miss Katherine Taylor, roses, baby’s breath and white Army veteran, is employed by Restaurant after which the cou­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pabst, by her father, wore a gown of Willington, cousin of the bride, daughter otrfSx. and Mrs. carnations. Brand-Rex to Willimantic. ple left on a trip to upper state 170 Ferguson Rd. silk organza trimmed with peau Engaged and Miss Donna Mitchell of R o b ^ Taylor of 296 Ferguson Bridesmaids were Miss Carol Of The Post drapery fabrics d’ange lace and Venice lace, New York. Rockville, sister of the bride. Rd. and a 1971 graduate of (Hark of East Hartford, and He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. For traveling Mrs. Rickard Frank Stark of Schoharie, N.Y. fashioned with an empire The engagement of Miss Miss Jackopsic wore a purple Maiich^ter High School, has Miss Gisele Brodeiir and Miss OUR SERVICEMENI bodice, high neckline and long wore watch plaid slacks. Navy AP Newsfeatires The bride-elect graduated in Katherine Ann Barniak of gown fashioned with a laced been named to toe dean’s list at Darlene Plude, both of Hart­ bishop sleeves. The A-line skirt blazer, with a white turtleneck Playthings of the past, Army Nurse Kathryn A. 1969 from Manchester High Manchester to Lawrence velvet bodice and a chiffon skirt Springfield (Mass.) vCollege, ford. Their gowns were iden­ eased into a chapel-length shirt. They are residing at 1238 where she is a kophomore such as dolls, have become Brand, daughter of Mr. and ' . . School, and in 1971 from Arthur Cloutier, also of and braided velvet trim on the tical to that of toe honor atten­ Mrs. Dudley Brand III of 1 9 9 train, which was bordered in Hartford Tpke., Vernon. physical education major. much sought by collectors. Manchester Community Manchester, has been an­ neckline. She carried a bouquet dant except in emerald green. Coventry, was recently lace. She wore a chapel-length Mrs. Rickard is a graduate of nounced by her parents, Mr. identical to the maid of honor’s. They carried yellow roses, John Noble, author of the College. She is an occupational veil of silk illusion attached Manchester High School and promoted to Captain. She is ser­ therapy assistant at St. Peter’s and Mrs. Andrew Bamiak, 10 Miss Mitchell wore a pink baby’s breath and white/Car­ book, “A Treasury of Beautiful with stephanotls and baby’s Wheelock College in Boston, ving at Letterman General Hospital in Albany, N.Y. Russell St. velvet gown, empire style, with nations. Dolls,” is no exception. His life­ breath. She carried a nosejpy Mass. She is a third grade long interest in playthings be­ Hospital, toe Presidio of San Stark is a 1968 graduate of He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. angel sleeves. She carried a Dawn Marie Strede of Coven­ Francisco, Calif., as a staff of white carnations, white and teacher at Naubuc School in Joseph Cloutier, 44 Kensington small nosegay. . Edie Adaii’S try was flower girl. She wore a gan when he was a child, and in Schoharie (N.Y.) Central pink sweetheart roses,' Glastonbury. Mr. Rickard is a 1960 he came to America from nurse in cardiac-thoracic Pilgrim Mills’ own School, and a graduate of the St. Thomas Magnano of Vernon neurosurgery. She is a graduate stephanotls and baby’s breath. graduate of Manchester High A 1969 graduate of East CUT &CURI London to become curator of State University of New York School and is currently served as the best man. Ushers toe toy collection of the Mu­ of (Coventry High School and toe Mrs. Patricia Taft of Vernon, Catholic High School, the bride- BFAUTY SAI n u Engaged at Oswego. He teaches employed by Aetna Life & were Lawrence Green of seum of toe City of New York. University of Connecticut. melotuk yarn was matron of honor. elect is presently a . senior Manchester, brother of the 3 9 Y Bii ,)tl SUt'i-' industrial arts at Ctermantown Bridesmaids were Miss Casualty Insurance Co. Noble’s beautifully illus­ The engagement of Miss Central School. majoring iii elementary educa­ bridegroom, and Wayne Ccitnnng In V/pni' ■ trated book takes one from the Janet Engberg of Manchester Army Pvt. Willidm W. tion at Central. Connecticut The wedding will take place Mitchell of Rockville, brother P.irtii'- with E wooden dolls of 1745 to the to Stephen Kelly of East Oliphant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Berenice is a Greek name Crant-Niewinski ’ S r June 30 at St. Mary’s Episcopal State College. of the bride. MorninL Ajipni.it.'if French, American and English Hartford has been announced Charles D. Oliphant of Vernon, .^only 7 I C / vJ 4oz. |) which means “ bringing vic­ St. Bernard’s Church, Church, Marifchester. Cloutier attended Manchester After a reception at the dolls of toe early 1900s. ’Ihere by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. recently completed eight weeks tory.” Rockville, was the scene Oct. 20 High School and served for Kozeiuseko Club in Rockville, are many color plates and illus­ Carl T. Engberg of 77 Doane St. of basic training at Ft. Jackson, thr ouf|ti D(‘(. 7ncl at 7 p.m. of the marriage of three years with the U.S, Army, trations, and it is the author’s His parents are Mr. and Mrs. S.C. He served with Co. C, 2nd Miss Patrice Grant, daughter including a tour of duty'in intention to show “as a micro­ Raymond Kelly of East Batt., of toe 1st Basic Training LeBlanc Studio of Mr. and Mrs. Willard P. Seoul, South Korea. He is a cosm, they reflect the vagaries Hartford. Brigade. His wife, Mildred, Grant of Rockville and Joseph business administration major ■ Vi I ' • of taste down through the The bride-elect is a 1971 lives in East Hartford. Mrs. Kenneth Honer F. Niewinski, son of Mr. and at Greater Hartford years.” graduate of Manchester High Mrs. Felix Niewinski, also of Community College. The wooden babies often puffed sleeves and in brown silk School nnd attended the. Army Pvt. R^mond R. Miss Joanne B. Vincent of Wheel Keeps Spimin^ Rockville. ’The Rev. John Withe A Juhe, 1973 is planned. made by itinerant journeymen Lamoureux, son of Mr. and t fabulous fake fur Manchester became the bride print with orange and' yellow University of Connecticut. She officiate at the candlelight are particularly interesting. is employed at S. Vogel and Mrs. Aurelian E. Lamoureux of of Kenneth Hoper of Jamaica flowers. They wore orange pic­ ceremony. And Noble’s illustrations prove ture hats trijismed with yellow Sons, East Hartford. Coventry, recently completed Plains, Mass. Oct. 8 at Temple Presented in marriage by her that dolls are probably the best eight weeks of basic training at Beth l^ lo m , Manchester. ribbon and carried baskets of Dowh 'Home In Arkansas cared for of all toys. One beau­ Kelly is a ' 1968 graduate of yard and up father, the bride was attended 'Natural' Bronze smf Fuffloii.: East Hartford High School, and the U.S. Army 'Training Center, Sl.88 The bride is the daughter of daisies and fall flowers. by Mrs, Gail Tourville. as tifully gowned wooden doll A rec^tion was held at the EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark. with the spinner’s right or left For the tan that has faded ptioto I^Joiqiiilladejka graduated in 1972 from Eastern Infantry, Ft. Dix, N.J. He Mr. and Mrs. Manuel J. Vincent matron of honor. Bridesmaids T h e F iiri brou^t from England in 1745 is served with Co. E, 1st Batt. of Lithuanian Hall in Manchester. foot — or both. too soon, and not very even­ in impeccable condition, and (^nnecticut State College. He is Jr. of 140 Summit St. The (AP) — At “Spinoaks,” were Miss Holly Grant, Mrs. toe 2nd Basic Training Brigade. bridegroom is the son of Mrs. After the reception, the couple ‘ ‘It’s funny to say this, but we ly, a bronzer is a handy aid. W ear K in g ” Mrs. Elias Frank Gaiidette has never been cleaned or re­ employed at Interstate United home of Lee and Virginia feel a certain empathy with the Lorraine Grant and Miss Be surd that only a thin coat in Hartford. Oiarles Chipkin of Paramus, left on a motor trip to Canada. Ericson, things are in a spin. Helene Sinunons. for the stored. N.J. and the late Nathaniel For traveling the bride wore a wheels,” she said, .‘"rhey are of bronzer or gleamer is used Miss Rose Aim Cardini of dar velvet bow, and carried a The book’s illustrations — 46 No date has been set for the Mrs. Ericson is among the almost like living thin^ be­ James Misaiko was best man. in order to retain a “natural” bouquet of colonial purple pom­ wedding. I Honer. knit dress a ^ .a gold crocheted Americans practicing the an­ Ushers were Scott Grant, Ross Manchester and Elias Frank Engaged color and 150 black and white — FUELOIL cape and matching accessories. cause they are a part of history, look. Gaudette of Hartford were un­ poms and pink roses. continue on to wax doUS, papier Rabbi Leon Wind of cient art of spinning. coming as they do from a time Grand and Donald Griswold. Seleeffon matte jersey prints Manchester officiated at the She also wore a corsage of fall of' ited in marriage Nov. 4 at St. Bridesmaids were Miss Jean The engagement of Miss macbe, rag, porcelain dolls. 17.9 Virginia held weekend teach­ when people had to use them to After a reception at Pagani’s 2N Gal. Min. double-ring ceremony. flowers. fli Mbry’s E^ilscopal Cburcb Cardini and Miss Joann Car­ Mary Ann Rice of East Hart­ ’There are Oriental, German ing sessions at "Spinoaks” this make a living, or to make the of Crystal Lake, the couple left dini, both of Manchester, To keep chicken or meat I Day Notica Far Oalivary The bride, givep in marriage Mrs. Honer is a 1968 graduate past summer and also presided The bride is the daughter of ford to Joseph J. Sparveri Jr. and French bisques. There is a M-Haur Burnar SarvIca things they needed in their for a wedding trip to Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Joaqph Cardini, 35 sisters of the bride. Their whole collection of German stock ready for use, boil it by her father, wore a satin of Manchester High School and at a workshop in Little Rock. ’They how reside on Piney Rd., FORMAL ■/ also of East Hartford has been down and then pour it into ice MANCHESTER homes.” Morse Rd, The bridegroom is matching full-length gowns clown dolls, some rubber-head­ yarti gown with organza bouffant a 1971 graduate of Hartford She says one of the “ fun” Her husband, a metallurgist, Ellington. announced by her parents, Mr, cube trays and freeze. Remove OIL HEAT/INC. 1 .59 ed dolls, and some character sleeves with empire waist and Hospital School of Nursing. She things about working with the toe son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward were of mint great brocade and Mrs. Robert J. Rice of East frozen cubes and store in values to 2 98 yd. is expert in making and re­ ’The bridegroom is employed -1 with matdiing gloves and head- dolls. There are two hand­ 449-4908 scooped neckline. The neckline, is presently employed at Mt. spinning wheel is selecting the conditioning spinning wheels WEAR Foy of Hartford. Hartford. plastic bags in the freezer. by Pico Stair, a division of Rev. Ronald Haldeman per­ bows of greoi velvet to match somely dressed Mack ddls, and waist, sleeves, and the train Sinai Hospital, Hartford. Mr. sheep from which one wants and their parts, she said. SheplaM Steel. Mrs. Niewinski His parents are Joseph J. formed the double-ring toe maid of honor’s. They Sparveri and Mrs. Doris as Noble points out, toe conven­ weretrimmed with handmade Honer, a 1967 graduate of wool for spinning. is employed by the Southern tional heads were modified with lace and pearls. Her headpiece Fairlawn High Scho earned a bonquet of white car- Manchester Community Plus The long evening suits 901-907 Main § t " TH^Ity"Plaza ; A natloaS and jrdlow roses Short wrap coats are the bridegroom; and Miss Suzanne which are really long dresses said. “By their wear marks one Hartford College, where he is majoring best way to handle up for Corning -- Pyrex — Wearever Honer, of jVew Jersey, sister of can tell what kind of yam was MANCHESTER VERNON Miss Carolyn SmalL of in accounting. He is employed with matehing jackets elimi­ Open Mon. thru S a t Open MON. -t- Friday , Manchester was maid of honor. the winter. Whether In solid the bridegroom. nate the promem of what to spun, whether tb&spiiuier was World’s highest town is by Sparveri Bros, of colors or bright plaids, these You win bo pleatod at Plaza Tliey wore gowns in the same wear over a bare-shouldered lefthanded or righthanded, and 9:30to6:30 lOdjOtoOr-OO She wore a full length gown of Aucanquileba, Chile, at 17,500 Glastonbury. toppers lo lavendar awl ptak, with a laven- feet. A June 2 wedding is planned. or long sUrts. PAGE TOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheatcr, Conn., Mon.. Nov. 20. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,^Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. Nov.,g0.1972- PAGE FIFTEEN Global SaUihg Trip Abandoned South Windsor Vernon Loses Chance YOKOHAMA, Japan (AP) - foot Mermaid n in 280 to MO Kenichi Horie, the first psan to days. To Buy Refuse Land sail alone across ttie Pacific, Horie C: th Leave Board Alone, today abandoned an attempt to to saU solo across the Pacitic w The Ellington Refuse ty. Because the town has about incinerator operation but sail solo around the world after years ago, roakiQg w S^toSaiFrancl*». Gardens which the town of Ver­ two more years to go under the problems with finding a site led tight days, 70 mUes and four Arnold Tell CCRRG non had planned to purchase for existing contract, and it plans the towns to drop the plans. brtiun masts. 1175,000 is now reportedly being to hold the present owners to Land on Dart Hill Rd., on’ tbe The Maritime Safety Agency When a bird moults its sold to an out-of-town Individual that agreement. Mayor McCk>y Vemon-Soutb Windsor line, was said the 34-year-old yatiitsman primary feathers (wing tip), BARBARA VARRICK CCRRG "are undermining Arnold said he does not or firm. Vernon has been under said be does not consider -the considered but so many objec­ was picked up in good condition nature has provided for them i Correspondent everything by calling this believe any member of the contract with the present situation an alarming one. tors appeared at the public by a rescue ship south- to drop off in pairs, one from Tel. 6 4 4 ^ 4 meeting.” He stressed the im­ board will attend the CCHRG owners to use the area for its It has just been within the hearing concerning this parcel, southwest o f Osaka, which he the rig^t wing and the identical James Arnold, Board of portance of the board solving meeting at the high school trash. The contract has about past few weeks that the town the zoning commission turned it left Nov. 12 in hopes of circum­ one from the left wing so as ndt to upset the balance m t^i>ird. Education chairman, said this the problem, not any persons tomorrow, but his wife Janice, two years to go. has conducted its own trash and down. navigating the globe in his 24- weekend, that “ unfair” actions who has not been “elected to as his emissary, and is Mayor FraiA McCoy said the garbage pickup. Prior to that it by members of the Concerned the board.” He added, “ If these considering going. Town Council voted to allow had a contract with a people want to be board him to sign the bond for deed Massachusetts firm and the Citizens for Responsive and Members of the Casha group Your Qfft from Responsible Government members, they should seek the will not attend the "unity for the land, early In the waste was trucked several (CCRRG) have caused him to position and run in an alection.” meeting,” according to summer, and ^ e owners, Earl miles away. The town of HUDSON, the Vitamin People Parker and Irving Sweet, gave react and make strong public Continuing, Arnold said if th^ spokesmen for the group, Mrs, Ellington has not used the the town until Nov. 10 to go to Introduce statements. school boai^ needs assistance Jean Gezelman and Mario Refuse Gardens for its dumping ahead with the purchase. Arnold publicly advised the in arriving at a solution, it can Agnes. ’The reason given is that area and has not indicated in­ Action on the purchase was group to "get off the school appoint a committee of the purpose of the formaticm of terest in buying the Parko*- delayed after Mayor McCoy board’s back” and “ allow the responsible citizens as it has the group was against building Sweet land mi Rt. 140. learned at a meeting of heads of boaM to outline a course of done in the past “ on so many the proposed board planned Vernmi has not had its own governments that the state was dumping area for more than 10 action among themselves to other issues.” addition and this was ac­ The first skin care collection with vitaknins studying a plan of solid waste years. The dumping area on t solve the existing and growing He said, as board members, complished when the addition disposal which involved West Rd. was clos^ after it student overcrowing problem in the panel would like to discuss was defeated in the General Electric. At that time was deemed a menace to the m the high school.” lU s month the situation and make an effort referendum. The two say the it was indicated the plan might health and welfare of the town. the board’s proposal for a 11.9 to solve the overcrowding group is no longer active and go into operation by the middle Ever since that time town of­ million addition to the present problem and he is not about to they now feel that the of next year. Town officials ficials have been woridng on a high school failed to receive the tolerate a group “who is responsibility of solving the were advised by a represen­ solution to the problem, ^ u s e necessary majority approval second-guessing the board and problem should revert to the tative of the Department of districts were formed with and was defeated in a voter prejudicing all plans and elected school board. They also Environmental Protection to other area towns and for a kmg referendum. comments.” said they “ hope the board will hold up any plans they had, if period of time there was con­ Total care for your skin — cleanser, astringent, moisturizer, night Arnold called the CCRRG a (Commenting on a possible have an 'open arms’ attitude possible. sideration of constructing an cream and masque — all brimming with good things for your skin. “ vigilante” group, and said other meeting of "board toward any alternative plan and Mayor McCoy said at a more And, a super natural idea: Use them all two ways: Right from what prompted his remarks members only’’ to discuss that they will function as a recent meeting DEP Com­ ^In Good Health* bottle or add your own natural ingredlenti was recent publicity concerning plans, Arnold said the members team in their effort to make the missioner Dan Lufkin told of­ a meeting to be held tomorrow are planning to gather at a education of our children the AMMAN Jordan (AP) — King ficials that eastern Connecticut at 8 p.m. in the high school by home of one of the members to number one priority on their Hussein is “ in good health” and would not be the area first in the CCRRG. In a new release, find out where differences lie. list of accomplishments.” doctors said he will leave the line for the proposed General TUESDAY, N6V. 21 to SATURDAY, NOV. 25 the group said it had contacted Workshop sessions by the board ’They also said they hoped the hospital within two days, the Electric operation. It was then Arnold, members of the Non- are prohibited accoi^ing to the CCRRG would turn over their royal palace announced S u ^ y . the mayor decided it would be Partisan Addition Referednum bpai^’s policy, but Arnold said plan (Wapping-High School The 37-year-old king enter^ wise fbr the town to purchase Supporters (NARS) and the it will be a gathering of the Complex) to the board for con­ the A rm ^ Forces Hospital on Citizens Against High School “ minds.” the Ellington landfill site and Saturday for a general checkup. SHOPPING sideration as well as any other was then he learned from the WELDON DRUG CO. Addition (CASHA), asking Mrs. Cile Decker, a board plan that might be forthcoming. The palace said he was suf- 767 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Phone 643-5321 them to attend a discussion member, said the meeting, in owners that they had negotiated fering from “ physical A spokesman for the NARiS an agreement with another par­ ineeting regardless of their her opinion, is essential to group, Stephen Smith of Steep debUity.” CENTER previous views and explore “ mend broken fences and to Rd. said a representative of the BOLTON NOTCH facts on the overcrowding establish unity on the board group will at the meeting problem and available space. which was disrupted during the Tuesday and will present a ROUTE 44A AT THE NOTCH BOLTON According to Arnold, the recent controversial election. statement on behalf of the group at that time. Miss Ross Wins Award Another Board member j^Pre-Thanksgiving Sale JILACK & DECKfR awards for its producer John Robert De Rosa, said he is very LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rich and costar Jean Stapleton. pleased with having the “ board “ Lady Sings the Blues,” the Other winners in the television only meeting” which he said MONDAY • TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY was long overdue. He indicated W.H. ENGLAND CHRISTMAS SPECIALS motion picture story of Billie category were Billy Dee 7122rVMMIIEIKII NEL/CMnMrMSMTIIlir policy changes should be made FREE Holiday, was the big winner at Williams and Cicely ’I^son for tU.67 V.lu« If bouftit w pvatcly. Save It.M. A place (or everything In the the sixth annual presentation of performances in “ Brian’s to allow the board to hold lightweight, eciy to carry, orange vtdyl drlll/caddy. g| PISCES: Includes No. C o ffe e 7110 H " Variable Speed Drill with Infinite ipeed 1 ^ that leta you chooM the “ Image” entertainment Song” and “ Neighbors,” and workshop session, not to make u j e s r m R R K LUMBER & HMDWARE CO. decisions, but for discussion BOLTON ipeed to aull the Job, drill caddy, to aaaortcd sanding discs, S" rubber backing awards by the National Redd Foxx for “ Sanford and & p ^ , wheel arbor, 5" lambawxMl bonnet, S" buffing wheaLS" grinding wheel, 3 Association for the Advance­ Son.” purposes. He also commented 12-30 Cup (AT THE NOTCH) drill blU, paint mixer. ment of Colored People. In recording, Aretha Franklin on Arnold’s statements against Donuts “ Lady Sings the Blues” won and Bill Withers were best the CCRRG saying he felt they Automatic ROUTE 44A BOLTON, CONN. the best picture award, and its singers; the Jackson Five, the were “premature, as a lot of Cleaners & Laundry C!ompliments of imput comes from audience Stars, Diana Ross and U lly Dee Staple Singers and the Party Perk ■*FREE: groups, information board Open Daily 7 a.m.*5 p.m. Mon.*Sat. 649-5201 Williams, won the awards for Supremes were best singing Slicing Board ' (AT THE NOTCH) W. H. ENRUND movie acting. groups; and best gospel album members should know.” Our Reg. 11.99 with purchase of \ The "Images,” presented was “ Amazing Grace.” G.E. slicing knife. f- LiNIBER CO. WElaDWOOD Saturday night, are given for All nine awards for _Seg£!oji^f2rdet2il^ ROUTE 44A “ propagating the image of the legitimate theater went to South Windsor Route 44A, BoHon. Conn. YIMYLGARD dignity of all men.” “ Dont Bother Me, I Cant General Electric AT THE NOTCH The television comedy series Cope,” described as a soul jazz Slicing Knife w ith f r e e * m O N IS raOFRIITORS , BOLTON Prefinished “ All in the Family’’ won gospel musical. Club To Aid U. r . . . Slicing Board I Nine inch stainless Pcneling ; steel blades; hang up Andover Counselors Fully automatic; serving light shows ^ wall rack, compact K‘- when coffee is ready, keep hot feature. ^ handle for ease of CHERRY J j The South Windsor Women’s BOLTON NOTCH PACKAGE STORE # 1 1 8 3 8 carvin g, f EK-9 PZC To Complete Club will lend financial support Route 44A "At The Notch” Bolton WALNUT f s a to the "Listening P ost” an BUY AND SAVE WITH PRIVATE LABELS organization being formed to PECAN 4x8 PAN ELS offer professional counseling to New Regulations those in town who have a m ajor BOLTON NOTCH BRANDS ANNA FRISINA group hopes to begin a local need for a “ listening ear.” Herald Correapondent chapter of parents of children Alcoholism, drug abuse, new- Bolton Notch Bolton Notch with tearing disabilities, and parent orientation, family dif­ 742-9347 Blend SCOTCH Bolton Notch anyone interested in such a ficulties, child abuse, and SNO-SURFER SLEDS The Andover Planning and w VODKA program should contact either marital problems will be some Zoning Commission will meet EmBoised 9 Pc. Drum SOProof.SYsarsOld 86 Proof tomorrow night in a final work her or one of the other women of the situations dealt with, session for the purpose of named above. confidentially and free of 2 Pound Fniit Cake Colorful Shape Wooden charge, with residents, by imh 3 a 99 revamping the town’s subdivi­ ..JLegal Aspects Delicious fruit cake Keeps Turkey Platter Salad Set fifth 4.84 fifth 3.88 sion regulations. Mrs. Peterson said there will trained counselors and by ap­ P fresh in pretty decorative SAVE...... 10% ’The PZC has set a proposed be a special program on the pointment. tin. The club hopes to be able to date of Dec. 11 for a public legal aspects of Vacating the Kjeldsens Imported Butter Cookies Bolton Notch Bolton Notch hearing, at which time the new child with learning disabilities give the post |1,200 to help ^ 1 0 . 9 4 Bolton Notch By TRUE TEMPER Denmark import, 1 lb. size O O on Thursday, Nov. 30, at 8 p.m. supply office equipment, a per­ Hand decorated under the Walnut finished hardwood. BOURBON RUM 711IH'’MU.»T regulations will be presented to GIN I20.K Value If bought separately. manent secretary-receptionist, glaze, dishwasher safe. the townspeople. The present at the Gengras Center on 1678 Reg.2.0 9 laOO 10” bowl, 4 - 6” individual FuIIQL — 8 «P f0 0 ' Save W H . V Drill geared (or telephone and other operating regulation have been in effect Asylum Ave. in West Hartford. Petits Fours _ _ Jumbo 18” size. 36 per servers, fork, spoon, 4.12 bigger, tougher jobs. 30 PIECES: for over 13 years, and town The program will feature expenses. The money will be f -» 10 oz. box Chocolate or salt/peppers. 3.88 TRUE TEMPER ALUMINUM No. 7110 H ” Drill, 3 drill blU, raised primarily through the 5.65 grinding wheel, cotton buff, officials and previous PZC Howard Klebanoff, a legislator pastels - so good! Rcfl. 99c m Community Thrift Shop on backing pad, whael arbor, IS boards have agreed that they from the 9th district and a assorted grit abraaiva discs, chuck Sullivan Ave. CHAMPAGNE key, key holder, custom-fitted were in need of revision. practicing attorney, who will Heubiein’s The club also voted to give a SNOW SHOVELS plastic carrying case. Earlier this year, the PZC speak on the legal ins and outs $500 South Windsor Women’s VINYA ROSE called a moratorium on of this subject. ’The public is Club Scholarship, a contribu­ WINES (WITH NON-STICK FINISH) t A 19” subdivisions, and would not invited to attend; there is no Fantastik 1/2 Ga from 7Ht2-SPEEIMS«WKI7 tion to tlie South Windsor accept any such applications radmission charge. Mrs. Refill bottle for Fantastik *37.43 Value If bought separately. Scholarship Association, an from 10 Countries Save *7.44. Two-Speed Jig Saw lets until the regulations were Peterson said anyone wishing ^ Spray. Reg. 1.39 1.19 Reg. to go may contact her. ’There English Award, a campership Reg. 3.99 NOW you pick the speed to suit the job. revised. After many months or 2.35 1.99 Z . D 9 Low speed (or meUls, high speed to the Greenwood Nature and working on the lengthy and will be available at the program Lysol Spray for wood and compositions. conservation Camp and a dona­ 2.54 complex subject, the conunis- pamphlets, special literature, 14 02. size, eliminates Includes No. 7517 Two^peed Jig tion to the federation’s project. Saw, U215I Rip Fence, 4 assorted sion has com e up with what samples of special games and odors; disinfects.Reg.1.39. I Revereware 2 Qt. Other funds raised in addition 10% DISCOUNT Sif c a s b I i x )t s jig saw biades, blade packet and they believe to be a practical toys available to assist in Road Devils Sombrero custom,fitted carrying case. to those already commltteed Playtex Living Gloves "Covered Sauce Pan| LARCiE SELECTION OP IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES. set of regulations that will best learning and other such Barnz-O’Matlc LAUAN MAHOGANY will be donated to other Non-slip grip, long cuffs. 7 C | C by Remoo by Schaper serve the interests of Andover. materials. FREE GIFT WRAPPING. Unfinithed 19” worthwhile organizations. Free extra glove. Reg. 1.09 ■ w REFILL TANK 7611 Vs” HP ROUTER N7 Anyone wishing to make any “RED CARPET SERVICE AT THE NOTCH.” ^ Vanity Fair Bathroom Tissue K i 4 . 9 9 I Reg. $1.39 PANELING *S4.«3 Value If bought separately. comments concerning Save U.»3. Cuts, routs, grooves, 8 rolls of 2-ply tissues, Reg. < Copp^-clad stainless | We Specialize On Advice of Wine Selection subdivisions or who has 7ii 5 . 6 3 "•^1.99 trims and decorates in wood, 500 sheets to the roll. 99c steel Tor evenly spread s plastics, compositions. A suggestions to offer for im­ Feel the power! They roll, Fun trying to get out of the heat. Stays beautiful for professional performance tool that proving subdivision regulations COMPLETE charge, jump! m a ze! every home workshop should have. is asked either call a y ea rs (at the notch) 4x8xVa” M . 8 0 S PIECES: Includes No. 7810 Commision member, leave a m m I SMITKwt. router, 2 wrenches, straight and BOLTON message at the Town office IH$URAN8M » tH 8 BOLTON PHARMACY circular guide, V ." high spe^ steel straight 2 (lute bit, custom-titled building, or write a note ad­ INSURANCE Bromo Seltzer SINCE 191*, Corf ban — O plastic carrying case. dressed to the Clommission. Relieves tummy discom­ Thanksgiving Holiday forts. Giant 9 oz. 2.29 size.' FLASHCUBES 44” The Andover Elementary Reg. Pre-FInished SERVICE 1 11 MU t n ru jJJ ' Pepto Bismol (»U G H SYRUP Carmote Latex Flat School will be closed 1.85 4 -o z . MAHOGANY Wednesday, Thursday and V Fast, comfortable relief! 99^ Pacorigastant srHh Vitamin C WALL PAINT Friday of tUs week in obser­ 8 OZ. 1.09 size. PANELING MTADEC & THERAGRAN Reg. Reg. $8.05 Gal. vance of the Thanksgiving ’ Alka Seltzer m oB POTENOT FfMOfUlA VlTABflNS holiday. A special “turkey 1.98 36 tablets, 1.25 size. With 3 lb. Polyester Fill Sleeping Bag ItiB Pin. M EBBB! • 1 .1 9 dinner” with all the fixings will Real free cocktail napkins. Bag. fl.lS fjti $ be served for luncheon at the Folds and rolls small! Reg.12.99. ggBOML ~ « ^ # ______Our Reg. 79e ASPIRIN school tomorrow. Estate ^ - Brioschi 1.29 Warm poly fill, 100” zip. ’ 5 . 9 9 Gal. 4x8 2.89 •a. Special Program Zenith 16” Diagonal B OBAIM SSa Fresh lemon taste. 9 oz. size. Zip two together. Tek Toothbrushes T ab M a NOW Andover Elementary School 6.88 Super Chromaoolor TV second grade teacher Ellen ' Contac Capsules For the COMMON COLO or 24 Qallon Red Devil Davidson, and Mrs. Beryl Red, White & Blue 4 lb. Reg.69s2 fdr69^ Box of 20, 2.95 size. HAY FEVER Lustfo-Ware Petenfon, Mrs. Pat Coleman Polyester Fill Sleeping Bag ANTIQUE and Mrs. (}indy Pfanstiehl last Style Hair Spray $ 2 9 9 101481011001 N484L 8PBAT Praa Standific SliaH UaNa No holae to drill In w alll Frae TRASH week attended a two-day Super video range tuning, VHF-UHF an­ RIOPAN Yi ounce it«jg. gijtf KITS inc. Regular or hard to hold. Nylon shell, 100” zipper;^ ^ a Q O standing unlit o( MNaitaaa conference in Chicopee, Mass. ROBERT J. SMITH, zip 2 together. Reg. 15.97 I w ■ w W tenna. Top carry handle m oves it easily: ^ TACID SUSPENSION ______NOW ___ # ” ___ atitlvat and ggin iit Hast CAN ’The conference, sponsored by 13 oz. 1.05 size. aeeUont a r t a a ty to aaaamMa. - 12-oz. IBUBfOmaN EABUSTS U’a ChooM f ram 1 daeorMorMyta. Reg. $7.95 Reg. $3.99 the 4th annual New England INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 Reg.$l.iaW ^ Conference for Children with ?S *1.19 ______NOW ______20*/o O f f Learning Disabilities centered SWAYS TO CHARGE. Sale: SPlNDLE^rLSX on the school child who has a 649-5241 SUM UNE DUET PLAN CANDY TRlABONICDr TABUBtS S4’. ( S > learning problem, especially 1 i 1 Mon.thruWed. BOXED nuDir njkvoBS p n Reg. SMS NOW tboee children with perceptual 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER C; handicana. ((Sround Floor Next to House & Hale) MANCHESTER-U45 Tollaiul Tpk^ -- VtXJS OBBER 8PEC1AU9 BAOf CHECKS ON ALL SPBOIALB Mrs. Petoraon said that the

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- -V r >• Laurel Lake Top Priority Vernon Notes Before Directors Tuesday Berger Sets Office Hours By SOL COHEN and a low-bed trailer, for ser­ abutting proporty owners in the Donald forger, recently On Saturday of both (Herald Reporter) vicing the transfer and vicinitiea of Ketmy St. School, appointed mundpal agent to weekends the sate will be on recycling station at the Olcott Oakland St., N. SdKwl St. a ^ assist the town’s ekle^ per­ from 3 to 5 p.m. and after the 5 DENVER (AP) - A top Nix­ "Our whole system is out of criticize the idea. and that Nixon wants it ex­ The high priority item to be St. landfill area. Wells St. — as approved in a sons, will be available to assist p.m. mass and on the two on administratlen official says date and out of step.” "Platoons of bureaucrats on plored and evaluated. considereid by the Manchester ... Appointing a host of Nov. 7 referendum. these persons by calling the Sundays, after the 9,10:90 and the imipoaed National Institute As proposed, the institute the Potomac might impose con­ Rhyne Is the chairman of a Board of Directors Tuesday membera to town boards, agen­ ... Authorize the manager to recreation office, Lottie Fisk noon masses. Mrs. Geraldine of Justice would be a ’ would explore problems com­ trols on state courts,” Leonard Bar Association commisskn to night is a proposal for cies and commissions — to flU retain an engineering service— Building at Henry Paric, daily 9 Greene is chairman of the "sMseless waste.” mon to all courts and would said. plan the institute. He said the purchasing about 110 acres of terms which expire this month. to prepare plans for road a.m. to 5 p.m. evoit. But one of the chief backers, have the authority and the "In the American past there group will meet to Washington the dry-b^ Laurel Lake. ... Authorizing the manager construction — also as approved As municipal agent. Berger Telephone Project with good lines to the White money to make grants for court has never been any monolithic next month and the drafting of a The board held a public to set up public hearings for in a Nov. 7 referendum. will be part of a statewide The Southern New England House, isn’t losing hqie. improvement. national judicial sj^tem that is charter will begin to the ^irtag hearing on the proposal last sidewalk assessments against network of agents who win be Telephone (fo|.,Js in the process "We’re just at the beginning "Millions will have to go into so typical of Europe,” Leonard and should be completed within week and encountered con­ supported at the state level by of instaUtog jApjor cable and of the beginning,” said the courts,” Rhyne said. said. "And I fail to find one a year. siderable opposition to it. The the Connecticut Department of BwltchUg equbm ent to the Washington lawyer .CSuirtes S. "Millions will have ^ go into shred of evidence that the "The problem is selling the opposition was led by the Aging. ’The department was Rockville area. ’The estimated Rhyne, even as Jmris Leonurd, correctiona systems, into law public wants this kind of idea,” he said. executive board of the Revaluation, Weiss Review instrumental to legislative ef­ cost of the project is 8401,000, bead of the Law Enforceriioit enforcement, into legal system.” forts resulting to passage of according to Richard Rose, Assistance Administration, was education.” He added that the LEAA and Manchester Property Owners The Manchester Board of of the town manager’s ad­ Association. ministrative performance be legislation to the 1972 session numager of the Rodtville of­ criticizing the proposal at a The idea of a National the states are well able to take Directors has added "Before which required the appointment fice. meeting here of leading judges Institute of JusUce got moving care 6f court reform and im­ The prepared agreement, in and After’’ itenu to its agenda made in November of even- the form of an ordinance, of local agents for Connecticut With the expected installation from across the nation. about six years ago within the provements. Oite of the prin­ for Tuesday Night. numbered years. » ABA. U.S. Supreme Court Chief QUICK EATERS provides for purchase for |492,- suite statutes require the towns. of about 3,000 more phones to Rhyne, a cloM friend of ciples of the administration’s At 7:15 it will meet with Town Justice Warren Burger has PROVO, Utah (AP) - A 800 over a period of five years, state’s municipalities to As the town’s programs for the Rockville area vrithto the President Nixon ever since they “ new federalism,” he said, “is banana split 1,673 feet long, Manager Robert Weiss and given thd idea his qualified en­ with the town taking possession revaluate real property at least the senior citizens were next three years, the new roomed together at the Duke that the states and local sub­ made up of 1,4()0 bananas ana Town Assessor Edgar initiated and expanded throu^ installations will midhtain and University Law School, to a dorsement. divisions understand their own after the fifth payment — April Belleville to discuss a proposal once every 10 years. 280 gallons of ice cream plus 1,1977. The land-locked acreage the initiative of the Recreation improve service to customers, recent interview spoke fervent­ But, among state judges and needs and can resolve their own gobs of syrups and other sweet for revaluating town real estate Manchester’s last revaluation within the LEAA, which was set — adjacent to the town’s Olcott was in 1966. It was conducted by Commission and Berger is Rom explained. He said the ly of the need for an institute. problems better than can any things, was consumed by 2,000 in time for the October 1973 recreation director, Mayor research people estimate there "People have lost cmifidence up by (fongress in 1968 to help federal bureaucracy.” Brignam Young University St. disposal area, would be used Grand List. an outside firm at a cost of students here. It took only 15 for refuse disposal under the Frank Mcffoy, who aj^in ted will be about 27,300 pbones to to our judicial system, and we improve the justice system, '^But Rhyne said the idea has And, if time permits at the 896,950. Belleville is recommen­ t h ^ is strong opposition and minutes. present landfill process. It is ding that the 1973 revaluation Berger, said he felt his the area by 1975. At the present have got to do somethtog about the interest of the President end of its regular meeting, it knowledge of these programs time there are about 23,400. it,” said Rhyne, a former presi­ resentment. owned by Rocert C. Dennison will meet with Weiss, to review (to effect the 1974-75 toxing Oscar Alejandro Mass, Juarez, Mexico, didn’t win a match ^ Wells C. Dennison. made forger the proper person Hie pre-school sto ^ hour at dent of the American Bar Leonard, the LEAA ad­ his administrative perfor­ year) be conducted by town during the weekend in his first inupoitant chess tourna­ ministrator, came to the first The MPOA has recommended personnel — at a considerable ta r agent. The position has no the R^yilte Junior Library Association. "Hie system of mance. Sec. 3-1 of . the town ment, but grandmaster Bent Larsen of Denmark says he for Tuesday November will be delivery of justice has broken council meeting of the new that the directors take no action charter requires that a review saving to the town. ntonetary compensatira. FOR SAIF OR ItASF has a future. Oscar faced four opponents in. an open R ^ute Collection Tuesday'at 10 a.m. for thpM down. Center for State Courts to (m the ordinance at present. It tournament held in conjunction with an invitational in recommended the proposed Due to the Thanksgiving whoM last names end with H-N, NFW PRIMF LOCATION OFFICF RUILDING which Larsen is competing. He played several practice Holiday this week, both the and also on Nov. 28 for thoM purchase be placed on the Coventry ALL ALONE with his tele­ 341 BROAD STRLET • MANCHESTER voting machines for a townwide moves blindfolded with Larsen. (AP Wirephoto) Tuesdajl and Wednesday trash whOM names end with O-Z. The story hours for December will phone, one of the ..most referendum. collections will be pick^ iq> on powerful members of Cfon- • 25,000 sq. ft — complete with carpeting, > Remarks dropped by the Hearings Tonight Tuesday. All trash for both of be on the 5, 12 and 19 of the ress. Rep. Wilbur Mills, iarlltloning, heating, elevator, air conditioning, jhuiividual town directors in the these days should be placed at month at 10 a.m. )-Ark:, gets In some after- open nites fanitorlal service and 500 car on-alte parking. lu t several days indicate they Chess Still Tops the curb on Monday night. g work In a Capitol The future of the West Side Rec is under • Will lease 650 sq. ft.'or entire building at lowest prepared to follow both Thursday and Friday routes cvuimittee room. As chair­ rentals east of Hartford ... or aell with minimum On Ordinances A group of Moslems called man of the House Ways jp e s f Side Rec consideration by the Park and Recreation down payment and available secondary financing. jdPOA recommendations — to will be picked up on Wednesday 1'he Town Council has property. Fatlmites founded the city and Means C om m itt^, Advisory Commission, Its members are trying .;(ake no action Tuesday night and trash should be placed at of Cairo, Egypt, on the arid • Ideal for group medical or office practice. scheduled public hearings on Moore has announced that at Despite Loss the curb on Tuesday night. Mills rides herd on all fo­ to decide how extensively it should he nd to decide at some future bottom corner of the Nile cal measures. • Owner is retiring — quick sale will bring a lower ate to place the proposed two ordinances for tonight at 7 present, plans are in progress There will be no collections on Delta on July 6, 069. Under Scrutiny renovated. ’ the idrads sf price. Brokers protected. p.m. Up for discussion and to develop a Civil Defense By JOHN LUMPKIN Spurchase on the voting beats his five brothers and his Ihursday or Friday. d e m lt o n n manthBitM* Cell Today: 249-7877 possible adoption will be an or­ program.for the town of Coven­ AMoclated Press Writer father, an engineer. His mother Holiday Sale The Park and Recreation Cfommlsslon is going to take a madiines — as a referendum try. item. dinance concerning fees within SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (A P )- and sister don’t play. The Ladies of the Sacred long, hard look at the futus^ f the West Side 1 ^ and the the building department, and On Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the Hls dailc eyes did not show In' other business Tuesday, "I do not want that he Heart will hold a holiday bake role that it wOl play in the town’s indoor reti^tiohal also one setting up fines for town hall, a m eeti^ will be sadness after losing four con- sate and Christmas items sate the board will consider actions becomes so unilateral that the programs. The opening discussion at the commission’s building code violations. held to develop a CD iMxmtive games to opponents ropriations to lyhole universe becomes a recent meeting was motivated by a communication from The council will move on to organization. All Coventry sometimes 50 years his eldOr, chess board,” said Terrazas, Dec. 2 to the P a ri^ Cehter on theHl972-73 appropriations Mayor John W. Thompson. His letter, in turn, was totaling 1273,882, with all but its regular agenda at 7:30 residents who think they may and chess remains the moat who also is a chess player. . Rt. 30. prompted by complaints from West Side residents that the 16,280 of it to be financed by taking Up several proposed or­ be interested in serving their Important pursuit in the bud- Little Oscar, asked what else I On sale w ill be stuffed equal state and federal grants. dinances being brought up by community in this way should dli^ life of little Oscar. besides chess he liked to do, animals, (forisimas center- building is deteriorating. There were no public Town Manager Dennis Moore. plan to attend ths session. I^eed, 7-year-old Oscar Ale­ said "jugar con la pelota” — pieces, candles, wreathes, 1’fie 50-year-old building is tivities in Manchester) and comments — pro or con — con- These, which will not be before Those desiring additional jandro hhus of Juarez, Mexico, play with the ball. knitteil items, crpchMed purses ondTtlof only tw o indoor methods of solution. Siebold c e n ^ the appropriations at a public hearing tonight, information should contact will be back for more chess and belts, Christmas stockings reCi^tional facilities owned by said that he expects SAM will last THiesday’s^ b lic hearing. concern the removal of stone Moore at the town hall or the tournament competition, and a varie^. of cards and the'town. The other is the Teen continue next year. Parking possibly next month, his spon­ A^>, the board will consider: walls along town highways, a town CD Director, George Ross Cave-In Delays writing paper plus home-baked 1A»8UT CTTAH. IWMNpt HI MdlUrtlitWM Center at the Nike site. The problems and policing the sor says. ... Designating the United permit manual for steet Jr. at his home. A cco i^g to goods. Recreation Department also events will receive particular Bank and Trust Co. of Hartford openings, and regulations on Moore, "all talents, dcllls and "He’s a little innocent in the Recovery Work CJf uses the East Side Rec and the attention. an official depository for town the selling of town-owned abilities are needed’’ traps,” says Filiberto . m A A am litiiN k duwciwtrBL. (fommunlty Y, the latter after 6 Siebold added that Center Terrazas, a lawyer and teacher FARMINGTON, W. Va. funds. (AP)—A massive roof fall tor p.m. and Saturdays. To use the Park films attracted 400-500 who took an in t ^ s t in Oscar’s Thanksgiving'Speclall Blast Side Rec and the Y durtog persons at each showing, and ... Granting early retirement career in "el ajedrez” — side Con^idation< (foal (fo. ’S COOPERATIVE to Alfred H. Ubert, retroactive Ground Breaking Ceremonies (Cash and Carry) the day, permission must be 2,000-2,500 attended each rock Spanish for chess. No. 9 mine here has delayed to Npy. 1,1972. Ground was broken for a new recovery of 47 bodies still OIL CO. obtained from the Board of concert held at Mt. Nebo. .... ^Authorizing the town der the chairmanship of W.J. Oscar "can calculate v e ry Education and trustees, respec­ educational facility for South well. He needs exi^ience,’’ trapped in the shaft from Fresh Bunch of mimagOT to advertise for two Gtodfrey Goiirley, had’ been FUEL OIL tively.';'' Siebold said that ski slopes United Methodist ^ u rch , Sun­ working on plans for said Terrazas during the open explosions four years ago. Assorted dura^trudk bodies, a tractor day morning. . Crews J^ v e ..|^ ^ bloi^ed by (foinmission ttembmw feel and ice skating rinks are being educhfioaSdfi |lacilUt(Sn. ’Sln^ tournament inwhlch Oscar ^ r - 17 9 that the West Mde Rec is too pgt into shape; ^anj Carl Silver, The two-story building ticipated here in conjunction tons ',bf: .fsl^n Tdoki'lrbto^ ., 1971. An all-cnurch coMerei^te If paid Jn 5 d

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov.2 0 ,1978=PAGENlNET»gg-N Radio Hanoi Assails Obituary Faces Charge People Spoke Out Plainly Thieu, Nixon 111 Shooting The broadcast declared that SAIGON (A P) - Radio Hanoi On Town Issues: Cummings % Maria Steotella Mildred R. Patten despite their claim peace is at beamed a propaganda P«a,;R. Cowing, M, of lU Saturday n i ^ Hd was turned hand, the Nixon administration Maria Stentella, 82, 132 ROCKVILLE - Mrs. MUdred broadcast in English to U.S. HBiimi St., has been c l i a r ^ over to Glastmibury Police, still refuses to sign the peace pv Bridge iSt., wife of Elesio Reed Patten, 76, of Stafford servlcemra in the Indochina with NicdiiiMegree assanlt in wbo held the warrant. Democratic Town Oiairman improvements to the West Side “ Manchester has that money agreeinent on Vietnam.’’ Sten^Ua, died this morning at a Springs, wife of retired textile war today asking whether coanewao with the apparently Ted (Cummings, taking note of Filter Plant, to assure better now from the Federal Revenue “ One of its excuses for the iocai convalescent hospital. executive Parley C. Patten and President Nguyen Van Thieu of acddriatal diooting of an 18- James Daly, 51, of no emtain proposals by Manchester quality water for that area of Sharing Program and as much continuation of the war is that Bom in Magliaho, Sabeno, mother of John M. Patten of South V ie t n ^ is worth d^ng year-pld girl early Sunday address, was charged Saturday Republicans how best to use town. as needed should be put to work Nguyen Van Thieu, the U.S. Italy, she had b'een a Rockville, died Saturday in for. moriiiSg. afternoon with intozicatiDa, at revenue-sharing funds, assured “ Now the job is to do these to accomplish those puppet in Saigon, won’t accept Manchester resident tot 53 Johnson Memorial Hospital As secret peace talks Polhiearreited Cowing zhorUy the Center. He was to be them today, “The Democratic projects that the people improvements approved by the what has beenagreed upon years. after a long Illness. between ^ United States and after ^ a.m.' 'll Manebesto’ presented in com t today. members of the Board of approved, and we must deliver people on Nov. 7. between the United States and Besides her husband she She was a member of the North Vietnam resumed in Ktenbrial Hospital, where he Directors are a sensible and them to the voters as efficiently “The Democratic members (North) Vietnam. leaves a son, Enrico Stentella, First Church of Christ Scientist Paris, broadcasts by both North had taken the shooting victim. John A. Mazzarella, 16, of concerned majority,’ ’ and that and inexpensively as possible. of the Board of Directors are a “But to you, the very men and a daughter, Mrs. Onelia in Boston, and of the First Vietnam and and the Viet Cong The victim, Jan C^ckdianks Hartford, was issued a “ they will exercise their That’s what they e x ^ t and sensible and concerned who still have to risk your lives Cascone both of Manchester; Church of Christ Scientist in assailed Thieu and I^vsident of I f Niles Dr., was shot in the summons for failure to diey responsibility carefully.” that’s what we must majority who exercize their in their game, you should know one brother and one sister in Rockville. Nixon, accusing them of r i^ 1^, police said. She was stop sign, after an 8 p.m. Cummings, as spokeman for accomplish. responsibility carefully. who that man in Saigon is that Italy; six grandchildren and six Other survivors iitolude a son, sabotaging a draft peace agree­ -U »*d in satisfactory condition Saturday aeddent at HigUand Manchester Democrats, today “ In 1967 the town tax rate Nixon tells you to die f o r ... Is it great-grandchildren. five grandchildren and a great­ ment. at tile hoqiital this morning. and Spring Sts. released the following position “ And, since the town can pay under a Republican worth it?’’ She was a member of the grandchild. “ One more week has elapsed The ^iriiootlng allegedly took Police said his car was in paper: for the road and sidewalk work adminjjstration was 41.42 mills. The Viet Cong broadcast Ladies o f St. James, St. James ’The fungal is Tuesday at 2 ^thout peace being restored in placeb a panel trade pa^ed at collision with a vehicle “The people of Manchester by cash and avoid the high Five years later, in 1971-72, the condemned the Nixon ad­ Church. p.m. at Introvigne Plante Vietnam,’’ the broadcazt to Ded’a Drive-In restaurant at operated by Frank Dlsdplo, 89, spoke out plainly on Nov. 7 interest charges of bonding, tax rate bad bera increase to ministration for its stepped up The funeral will be Friday at Funeral Home, 95 E. Main St., U.S. servicemen said. “Tlie 482 Center St., police said. of Colcberier. Both cars were when they approved the then surely that’s the best way 53.72 mills, for a Republican tax military aid to Saigon aimed at a time to be announced. & ^ 1 Stafford Springs. Burial will be war goeU on, and Americans , C^i(^ was released on a towed; no injuries were Democratic proposal to to get the work done. No family increase of 12.30 mills during beating a cease-fire. will be in St. James Cemetery. in Stafford Springs Cemetery. keep becointaig victims. Last |1,()(» fiurety bond which was reported. reconstruct a portion of W. Mid­ borrows and pays interest or their last terms in office. “ This proves t|iat the Nixon Friends may call at the W.P. There are no calling hours; week, the U.S. command in posted - by a professional Court date is Dec. 4! dle Tpke., Adams, St., Hilliard finance charges when they have “ In contrast, theDemocrats administration has not only Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main memorial gifts may be made to Saigon a ck n ow led g ^ w m e 40 bondsman, eburt date is Dec. 11 St. and the entrance to the cold, hard cash on hand. held the tax rate for no in cre m refused to sign the agr^m ent St., on Wednesday from 2 to 4 the First Church of Christ more American cawalties. in c i r c u i t C o u r t 12 a t ELUNGTON Fitzgerald Field. “ The local Republican since taking office in November already reached but' a)so and 7 to 9 p.m., and on Thursday Scientist, Rockville. Four more American fliers M andkster. Henry J. Figella, no a^e “ ’They just as emphatically leaders know that just as well 1971 and pledge to continue a fnnn 7 to 9 p.m. were also reported missing. violated and is preparing to given, of 20 Pinney St., approved the construction of as anyone and we hope it strictly business administration sabotage still more seriously its Emily L. Kreit2%r Th£e youths were charged Ellington, was charged early sidewalks on certain streets to doesn’t take them too long to as they enter their second year. coitHidtments,’’ the Viet Cong secure a safe way to walk to Kevin Elton B eeb e COVENTRY - Mrs. Emily Her Seal Of Approval Sunday ni^t wih possesion of today with destruction of public recall their old slogan, that ‘if “ Futhermore, the Democrats said. \ utility, disorderly conduct, and school or to see a friend. And, inherited a budget that was Kevin Elton Beebe, 13, of 489 Latham Kreitzer, 83, formerly omtrolled drugs, after police you have the money you should “ The Nixon administration Mrs. Pat Nixon has been given the first sheet of 1972 Linda Layman, Jamaice Plain, Mass., who at 24 is the intoxication. State Police they resoundingly OK’d almost out of control. Large E. Middle ‘Topk., S(m of George of Flanders Rd., Coventry, died stopped at searched a car at pay as you go.’ About Town has actively'^repared con­ youngest ever to win the design contest. (AP photo) reported. sums of money from entirely H. and Jane Nboney Bed>e, Sunday morning at the Christmas seals at the White House. At left is entertainer Mountain and Ferguson Rds. ditions for the trhitor Nguyen Figella was taken into different accounts were mixed died. Saturday at McCook Rockville Bfemorlal Nursing The Washington School PTA Eddie Albert, national honorary chairman, and at right is Charged were William F. Van Thieu to continue his custody at about 2:15 a.m., together and made accurate Hospital in Hartford after a Home. She was the widow of will meet ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Bailey of 1525 Mandiester Rd., criminal acts. The U.S. after police received a com­ Tax Reform Plan bookkeeping almost Impossible. long Illness. George Kreitzer. the school cafeteria. Topic will Glastonbury; Richard M. pretense of reinforcing the s ^ Tunisia Trying To Reconcile U.S. And Egypt plaint about an alleged Hie Democrats tightened up on ]^ ra in Manchester on Aug. She was born in Lebanon and be career education from Willhide of 478 Porter St.; and defense capacity of the Saigon BEIRUT (AP) - Pro- disturbance at Figella’s home. spending, Insisted up will be the Rev. Earle Custer, MIDDLE FORK OF THE Havana. He is expected to leave state would standardize than the wealthy towns. > directors will join to take a during a recent gin rummy arrangements. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. who will discuss how he and SALMON RIVER, Idaho (AP) Chile Nov. 30. assessments around the state, The plan, to be presented hard look around, determine game at Las Vegas, Nev. William F. Collins and Mrs. other clergymen attempt to — Amarilld Slim, the gambler Allende is visiting Mexico to draw up the taxing formula and formally next month, would be the monies available, assess the Joe Batson, an Amarillo Francis Ahem, both of West solve the problems confronting Trunian Tried who bet 331;000 that he could repay a visit to C3iile earlier provide for distribution of put into effect over q period of community’s needs, and make Mrs. Margaret Ann Hartford. unwed priegnant girls. survive a trip down the River of advertising executive, said this year by President Luis funds. years . the appropriate decisions.” H eavisides The funeral will be Tliesday No Return, fell into the water Slim set a target date of Friday Echeverria. After Mexico, In effect, he said, all property Mrs. Margaret Ann at 10:30 a.m. with a Church Women United has I’ % while trying to retrieve a — Saturday at the latest — to Allende goes to New York to owners in the state would be complete the trip. Heavisides, 95, of White River concelebrated funeral Mass at pos^ioned its regular meeting lo Avoid paddle but was set today to con­ speak to the General Assembly taxed at the same rhte, but the Jtutetlon, V i., widow pf John G. St. Luke’s C lutch' burial will scheduled for Tliesday until tinue the venture. Slim’s progress is diecked wealthier towns would pay Heavisides and mother of be in Mt. St. Benedict Nov. 28 at 9:30 a.m. at Com- ^ Slim, whose real name is Trc dally by a.belieoptii TiS^pilbwing day he will fly more and thereby hqtp the poor Atiprt T. Heavisides vof • Cemetery^ Bloomfirid, A. Preston Jr., made M '^les ,firom the Isolatet towns. Towns where their a(i-, NOTICE «piunity Baptist Church, to MoeddW for a four-day visit I Town of Mandwttsr Wator Dopt. wilful Mc^ichester, died Sunday a ^ern Funeral Home, 180 Nornindtion of the 65-mlle run Sunday Ranch. and from there travel to Cuba tual grand llkt per studeiif 13 Io(^ nursing home. Faimington Ave., West Hart­ The Grace Group of Center before he was dunked into the “It was a fabulous day — for three days to repay his higher than the state average bo flushing wator malna on Highland Middle Fork of the Salmon they’ve made about 18 or 20 would have to tax at a higher Bora in Hartlepool, E^i^and, ford, is in charge of Congregational Church will NEW YORK (AP) - Harry S. that is the situation, I’ll have to personal friend Fidel Castro for River. Undaunted, Slim miles,” Batson reported from rate to provide the same expen­ 8t., Wyllys St., Lookout Mountain f the daughter of Laurence and arrangements. meet with the Emma Nettleton Truman tried to avoid his own say yes. But why the hell didn’t a 1971 visit to Chile. planned to do a little hunting the ranch by radiotelephone. diture level in the schools. Ann Davisoo Wright, she came group, Tuesday. A business nomination as vice president in he tell me in the first place?” ’ Area & Spring Street from Qa.rdnor before setting out again today.'' “Slim fell out of the raft Towns with a lower average to the United States in 1906 and Frederick F. Frank meeting is scheduled for 7:15 1944 because he knew K*esident The next month Truman met Ito Highland. Flushing will continue [ Preston, of Anuirillo, Tex., trying to reach for a paddle, but could maintain or cut their tax­ resided in Woodstock, Vt. until Frederick F. Frank, 67, of p.m. in the Robbins l ^ m of Franklin D. Roosevelt was in with Roosevelt at the White must run the Salmon River, he said his wet suit worked Safety Group es. Tuetday ■ Friday until completed. 1949 when she moved to White Cromwell, brother of August the church. Reservations and poor health and he did not want House and was appalled by the better known as the River of No beautifully. They planned to Courchene said the revision is River Junction. She was a Frank of Manchester, died Sun­ payment for Christmas dinner to enter the White:< House President’s physical condition, Return, in central Idaho only build a fire and do a little hun­ Estimates member of the Order of the day at New Britain General must be made at this time. “ through the back ddtor,” his she says; with the help of his guide, Jere ting tonight.” Eastern Star for 62 years and Hospital after a brief illness Following the meeting, Miss daughter says. ''' “ My father told close friends COUOIU WHISKY • I BUKO • EIGHTY PHOOT • ©SCHEWEY IMPOSTS CG.. H.V„ XY. Chapman of Boise, or lose a 'The Texas gambler is being Holiday Toll was a dressmaker. A native of Morristown, N. J., Naomi Foster will speak and In a forthcoming blo^aphy of how the President’s hands 331,000 bet. followed by a second raft Other survivors are a son, a he lived in Cromwell most of show slides of her work in her father, Margaret Tniman shook so badly at the luncheon CHICAGO (AP) - The Slim has said the bet was carrying a photographer and daughter, a Inother, 3 sisters, his life. Turkey. Daniel writes that Truman that he could not get the cream National Safety Council has es­ made with fellow card players three other river runners. 13 grandchildren and 34 great­ Other survivors include his dropped his resistance after from the pitcher into his coffee. timated that between 580 and Slim cannot accept help from Itako tnsles beairtifuL grandchildren. T wife, two sons, a daughter, Roraevelt told him by telephone He spilled most of it into the 680 persons may be killed in Trustees of Trinity Covenant any of them without losing the Funeral services will be held anotiier brother, a sister and 11 that to refuse the nomination saucer... Marks Birthday traffic accidents over the long Church will meet ’Tuesday night wager. Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Knight grandchildren. would be to “ break up the “ The President alluded only Thanksgiving holiday weekend. at the home of Lawrence NEW DELHI, India (AP) - *^6 gorge of the Middle Fork, Funeral Home in White River The funeral will be Tuesday Democratic party in the middle once, and then obliquely, to the The council said Sunday that Hutchins, 9 Pine Knob Dr. in Prime Minister Indira Gandhi one mile deep in places, is Junction, with the Rev. Kendlg at 8:15 a.m. at Coughlin of & W3r ** seriousness of his condition. He the estimate covers the period Wapping. observed her 5Sth birthday Sun­ considered excellent bighorn B. Cully, pastor of St. Paul’s Funeral Home, 491 High St., “ Well, if that is the situation, asked Dad how he planned to from 6 p.m. Wednesday to day secluded from the public, sheep country by Idahoans. Episcopal Church, officiating. Middletown, and in St. John’s I’ll have to say yes. But why the campaign, and Dad said that he midnight Sunday, a 102-hour The Manchester Civic reportedly with only her Although roughly 4,000 Burial will be in Christian St. Church, Cromwell, at 9. Burial hell didn’t he tell me in the first was thinking of using an period considered four days. Orchestra will rehearse tonight Italian-born daughter-in-law tourists float the Middle Fork in Cemetery, in White River will be in Rose Hill Memorial place?” Truman said after airplane. The President vetoed Between 26,000 and 30,000 at 7:30 in the band room of the and grandson. July and August, rocks exposed Junction. Park, Rocky Hill. Roosevelt hung up, Mrs. Daniel persons may suffer disabling in­ Manchester High School the idea. ‘One of us has to stay Press reports said she and the by low water and freezing Calling hours are today from recalls in excerpts of the book alive,’ he said.” juries during the holiday family members were at a temperatures in late fall and 7 to 9 p.m. in the Nov. 24 issue of Life period, the council estimated. national park in northern India. winter make it more hazardous. In Memoriam For Prompt^ Safe, magazine. hfrs. Daniel says in the book, Organist Will In loving memory of Blanche Snow who Economical “ Harry S. Truman,” that her paned away November 20,1M7. Transportation father wrote of his reluctance Pay To Play CHOICEST MEAT IN TOWN! Alwaya a sUeot heartache, to accept the nomination in a About Town BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Many aiUenttear, ITAXI SERVICE! letter to her 10 days before the But a h n y i a beautiful memory, ■ 'i Organist Carlo Annibale says Of the one we loved ao dear. July Democratic convention. The Archdiocese of Hartford TRY IT! he's always wanted to play with “ Yes,” Truman wrote, “ They ac God gave u i itrengUi to bear it. radio program “Conversation a symphony orchestra and he M NMJGHTOIJ And courage to face the blow. are plotting against your dad. IMrORTBD WHISKY With’’ will be on radio station MANCHESTER will — at a cost of 34,000. But what It nraant to loie you. Every columnist No one will ever know. WINF Tuesday at 11:05 a.m. CAB CO. Annibale, 41, and blind since < F IF T H prognosticator is trying to Topic will be, ’’Wht’s the early childhood, has hired the Sadly mlaaed. 2894555 make him VP against his will. m H i E r i Daughter, Giiuiy biggest decision you made?’’ Buffalo Symphony' Orchestra “ It is funny how some people for a concert with himself and a for tile flolKhi would give a fortune to be as 2 fellow artist on Nov. 27 in close as I am to it and I don’t ,Kleinhan’s Music Hail. want it... ft “ I know it's the biggest “ Hope I can dodge it. 1600 gamble of my life,” said An­ Da(d fcx)ts the bills. M om wants som e spending Pennsylvania is a nice address nibale, an organ teacher and U.B.DJk, QndeA, Tom FUNERAL HOME but I ’d rather not move in 4 r x money of her own. And the kids like to save for something club performer. “ But if I go in through the back door — or any hock, I go into hock. 18 to 22 bs. other door at 60.” “ I’ve had a lifelong desire to special. Everyone’s got a good reason to start a Christmas She says Roosevelt decided to appear with a symphony TURKEYS ^ 142 East Center Street dump Vice President Henry A. orchestra, in my own Club for Christmas ’73. Wallace after polls showed the y Manchester, Conn. 06040 arrangements of pop and pop­ Democrats leading Republican U.8.D.A. QndoA Hon ular classics. And I figure, if (208) 646-5810 Thomas E. Dewey by only 51 to 18tol4is. For each account you open, you get a beautiful not now, when? . 49 per cent. While Truman “ Well, what can happen? The tray and coaster set absolutely free. They’re great for snacks, back-pedaled, Wallace and worst is that I’ll have to work a TURKEYS former South Carolina (3ov. few years to pay for a dead parlies, or even to put under the tree. James F. Byrnes fought for the horse.” 475 nomination. So bring the family in to any office of Hartford Meanwhile,'' Democratic Froth, Nothro, Elogant 7 0 ^ National Chairman Robert Scottish Judge BIrchwood Framt * Hrnit, 10 to 14 Ibt. f w lb. INDIVIDUALLY QIFT WRAPPED AT NO EXTRA COST. National Bank for their own Christmas Club account Hannegan “ summoned Dad to Dies In Crasf The light, smooth taste of Imported Canadian MacNaughton^: Beautiful. his hotel room and sat him TURKEYS And sock it away for ’73. down on the bed while be put • Toms, 18 to 22 lbs.75* lb. through a call to President INVERNESS, Scotland-(AP) — Lord Grant, Scotland’s No. 2 Roosevelt, wbo was not atten­ judge, was killed Sunday in a ding the convention,” she 48’ OZ. bOtUo headon automobile collision Rod writes. near Inverness. Vktre with you all the way Told that Truman bad not yet COCA ^ WILLIAM J. LENNON, Director Two men in the other car agreed to accept the ROY M. THOA^ON, Associate Director were also killed, and a woman COLA 2 Si nomination, Roosevelt said, GRAPES and three children were 8 9 « R. BRUCE WATKINS, Associate Director, Corporation President “ Welli'you tell him if he wants HARTFORD NATIONAL seriously injured. to biWk up the Democratic Grant, 63, was a member of WATKINS FUNE31AL HOME has been serving Manchester area families for over party in the middle of a war, iCM 1an*i, M i M l i l l BANK>

4 PAGE TW ENTY- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandieit«>r, Conn., Mon., Nov. M. W72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Bfanchester, Conn., Mon^ Nov..20.1972— PAGE TWENTY-ONE Women Gets Higher Aid Cyclists See Country Engineer Weaves Strong Apota Legend Returns Manchaaiar, Conn. MEADVnXE, Pa. (AP) - On Trip for Charity An elderly woman waa robbed T h e n By OSCAR J. SERRAT of 92,300 ta t got it back quickly, into P Others, outside the BUENOS AIRES (AP) - And there was plenty of time with some higher help. Thread In Textile World union-based Peronist move­ By STEVE LAWRENCE Juan Domingo Peron, a living ment, suggest that Poon may Associated Press Writer to think. “On(M you get your Gladys Schmidt, 03, was By WANDA UBSBiEY I tUnk up ideas myself. I’m out because of the emphasto the legend in this country that he muscles toned, they do the pe­ walking home late Thursday Greeaville News Witter hr the {dimt quite a Ut. A lot of woHMn’s Bberation movement hope to nadti some agreement LOS ANGELES (AP) - ruled with an iron hand for with the ruling m iliti^ Junta When there’s' nothing be­ daling,” Pinto said. “If you (Mn night from the neighborhood GREENVILLE, S.C. ideas yOn get from watchiag the has placed on aexnal equality in get your mind to wander, it opemtors. You ask lots of ques­ hiring. nearly 10 years, fo returning <» a compromise slate of can­ tween you and the pavement store she owns here with the (AP) - “In school there home from-exile. does wonders.” tions,’’ she ezplaihs. ' “But 1 don’t like to think that didates for elections planned but two thin bicycle tires, you day’s receipts in a paper bag. was a time when I ques­ Seventeen years ago, on Sept. next Blarch. As she neared home, a man Her most recent project is Igot the Job Just because I’m a notice things — things like tioned my fenUniBlw,’’ says and 21, 1955, his generals rebelled Bfany suggest PeTOn will re­ snatched the bagged $2,300 and finding an important way to woman. Once you’re here, you flowers, animals and beer cans. HEALTH CAPSULES® Marilyn Malone, the m st wom­ splice yam. have to measure iq>,” she adds. and Peron fled to the main less than a week and thoi And when you pedal those fled. an mechanical engineer a t Fi­ Paraguayan Embassy and then will eitber visit sevoral other by Mkh^l A. IVltl, BID. Two hours later, state police A spiMial machine is used to Although M itt Bfalone says thin tires 6,300 miles up, down ber Industries, Inc. splice pieces of yam together she idans to marry eventually, to a river gunboat. Latin-American capitals or and across the United States, AP.* HltfMLV received a call from the Rt. “ Hiere were so many men in He never returned to his return to Bladrid. Rev. Msgr. Richard Fitzgerald from two creds. Miss Rfalone’s die "chose between a Job and you collect memories. englBeerlng, you began to won­ Job is to inqnove the nuuhine marriage to cohm bow." She homeland where, in the years of Peron, although be shdwered You remember the 65-year- BAP f o p You Z of St. Brigid’s Roman Catholic der why you chose it. But it’s glory, tens of thousands of Eva with lavish gifts is a man old cyclist in Louisville, Kan., Church, said the man had or to invent a new one. She says says that when she does become V easier here than In school. she hib a great deai of leeway a wife, she prefers not to give faitldiil. foUowers would Cheer of frugal tastes and Ifoartan who weekly pedals the 100 miles //•rfrf giv«i the money to him. People here are friendly." in com ple^ a project. “Just up b«r career. But she feels '...N ow his woids at {dunt rallies. His habits. He rises early, spends to Cincinnati and back. And the Msgr. Fitzgerald gave police Buss Malone was one of two as long as it works," she adds. differently about motherhood. voice tad bera powerful and several hours reading or motorist who pulls alongside the money to return to Mrs, females in her graduating class She says she has acquired "Bringing up children isn’t resonant and he would stand, handling bis copious cor­ you on a steep stretch of Rocky Schmidt ta t declined to identify at Case Western Reserve Uni- operational knowledge of the exactly a part time Job, yon with his unusually short arms respondence, and then takes Mountain road just to tell you who gave him the money. venity of Cleveland, Ohio, who noadiineiy used in the'iiroduc- know.” folded’ across his chest, while short strolls to relax. He has how fast you're coasting. received degrees in mechanical tion of yam since she began her the throng > made a rythmic always been in excellent health, And the kids at every town engineering. She says she was SEEING DOUBLE Job — something that was not a 'MAUHACSLAP' ‘ chant of “Peronl Peron!” but tad a prostate cqieration who beg to Join you. WARREN, Mich. (AP) - originally interested in physics, part of her schod work. PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - Now, at 77, he is still tall and some years ago in Spain. Four cyclists tad these expe­ Seeing double is an but decided against a career In “To improve the yam, you Sandra Jones and Norman erect and has abundant hair He was born in the town of riences as they spent the last •IF y o U P S'toMACH occupational hazard for (hrol that fitid. have to understand the prob­ Kirnberger were married cinntad straight tack. His eyes Lobos in Buenos Aires Province 2 1/2 months riding across the R»e$N’r p e B tL , Cuckovich, a kindergarten “ I really don’t know iriiy I lems of the operator," she said. recently on the start-finish line arq lively ta t he squints more Oct. 8, 1895, and at 16 entered United States for St. Jude's ’Th b V'p b O.K. teacher at Wildwood chose engineering. I was dating at a low race track. They then the National Blilitary (foUege. Children’s Hospital in Mem­ M Elementary School. She has an dectrical engineer at the She questions machine oper­ often and his once strong voice ators and mechanics to get a celebrated the wedding by isimsteady. In 1913 he receivta his sub- phis, Tenn. AiopsRATToN. four sets of twins in her time, and I’m sure that had — - #» - s . s--s_e. e »-« taking a "Victory Lap” in a lietuenant’s commission and , Accompanied by a van and a v*Wv*T1 RIWM nWfVVUI mVCWNnlttlb classroom. some Influence. Also, my conqUete picture of production Regardless of his reception dune buggy, the four rode 15- equipment. race car. here, the return trip is another chose a military Career. He Two of the sets are brother grandfather was an engineer. Kirnberger, a racer, had mlle shifts from Washington, . and sister combinations. The The Arlington, Va., native be­ hlgblij^t in career that led married his first wife in 1920. “ Here 1 work on yam proces­ promised to marry Mias Jones D.C. to Los Angeles, stopping in third is a set of fraternal twin lieves it was easier for her to when he scored his first over­ fmfo'a jail cell to the presiden- . The couple tad two children. 60 cities along the way to sym­ Prompt brothers and the fourth a set of ses — to Improve me yam. My find a Job than it was for tta r. reform measures than the coup when army officers International Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Saturday both 17, of Fairfax, Va.; Ruben CONNECTICUT, ANSONlA-DBRBY WATER CO., any previous Argentine govern- took the body away and buried Leon, 20, of Phoenix, Arlz.; and BRIDGEPORT HYDRAUUC CO., CONNECmCUT WATER ncieilt and winning fanatical sup­ Jt secretly in ah Italian Larry Keith, 29, of St. Louis. A W6 Also Trade Down Returnable 2nd Tuesday of December, 1972 conetery. young couple, Mark and Cheri CO., CRYSTAL WATER CO., HAZARDVILLE WATER CO., Greenwich Water (}bmpany port from his“ descamisados” JEWETT CITY WATER CO., MANCHESTER WATER CO., President Alejandro Lanusse, Estes of Ottawa, Kan., directed VS. -it “shirtless ones." NEW CANAAN WATER CO., NEW MILFORD WATER CO., ■ Ttay jvere the people who^ head of the ruling Junta, the trip and took turns on the NEWTOWN WATER CO., PLAINVILLE WATER CO., Howard E. Hausman • At Cume tor, his rescue when ordered the body returned to bike. Premium Prices RmGEFIELD WATER SUPPLY CO., R O ^V lLLE WATER Court of (fommon n eas ge^rals otaosed to Nazi Geri Peron in Madrid last year in St. Jude’s exists on contribu­ for Low Miieage AND A(}UEDUCT CO. SEYMOUR WATER CO., STAMFORD County of Hartford m ^y and fascism removed one of his first steps to gain tions. The four cyclists collect­ WATER CO., TERRYVILLE WATER CO., THOMASTON him nom office in the fall 6f Peronist participation in the ed $250,000 for the hospital, November 10,1972 from local fund drives, present­ WATER CO., TORRINGTON WATER CO., UNHWVILLB 1945, Und-Jailed him. , March elections. MOnON FOR ORDER OF NOTICE Eva’s body remains in ing a check for that amount to WATER CO., and VILLAGE WATER COMPANY OF the hospitel's founder, actor BARLOW SIMSBURY, to appear before the COURT OF COBIMON PLEAS D m plaintiffs here, Grennwich Water (fompany. Mystic A half million laborers who Madrid at a chapel. Returning Valley Water Company, New Haven Water Company, and with Peron was his third wife, Danny 'Thomas, when they ar­ to be held AT HARTFORD in and for the County of Btartford, on renupnbered that Penin tad rived in Los Angeles. Motor Sales the 8E(X»(D TUESDAY OF DECEBIBER, 1972, at 10:00 in the Noroton Water Company, through their attorneys, reqMcifully Maria Isabel Martinez, a represent to this Gwrt tluit: loyrered rents increased They slept in the van, forenoon, said appearance to be made by said defendants or their salahes, enforced collective former dancer Peron met in 1. The within action is an action for a declaraUMry Judgment $6 a (lay and suffered tiii attorneys by filing a written ttatemrat of appearance with the bargaining, established Panama after he went into exile rain, heat, wind and injuries. Open 9 e.m.‘9 p.m. which h u been insUtuted against the defendants, Howard E. Cleric of said Court on or before the second day following said Redevelopment has vastly changed the appearance of the meandering to Union Pond. Below, precipitation of > the regulations for rural workers in 1955. 'they were secretly But the trip tad its rewards. Sat. 9 a.m.-5 Piin. return date, then and there to answer unto GREESNWICH Hausman, Raymond S. Thatcher, and William L. Haddoi, Jr., and granted a bonuf of one married and settled in Bladrid Strangers stopped them in as they are the Public Utilities Commission of the State of North End business area; but time, weather, and human passing years has transformed the once low ground cover in 1960. WATER (XIBOPANY, a Connecticut 'Corporation located in devices have treated kindly Apel’s Bridge at Oakland and into what would appear, at first glance, to be a rain forest. month’s pay per year, swarmed the streets t o give them money. Greenwich, Connecticut, MYSTIC VALLEY WATER (fonnecUcut, pursuant to Section 4-175 of the ConnecUcut “Nobody else stops and looks Rt. 83, ROCKVILLE Genwal Stab^. N. Main Sts. The upper photo shows Lydall Brook in its (Herald photo by Becker) COBfPANY, a Connecticut corporation located in Darita, at flowers, but we did,” said Phone 875-2538 ConnecUcut, NEW HAVEN WATER COBfPANY, a 6mnecticut 2. The purpose of this action is to seek a declaratory Judgment Leon. corpmntlon located in New Haven, Connecticut, and NOROTON concerning the validity of oertaid accounting regulaUons WATER CXIMPANY, A ConnecUcut corponUon located in adiq>ted.by the defendant Public UUliUeaCmnmisslMi as part of Darim, Connecticut, in a dvll acUon wherein Um (daidlffs com­ its Uniform fomtem of Accoiuits for Class A Water Utilties. Gigantic Salt Mine plain and say; 3. Eata of iheuass A tratw UtluSai within the State of GOUfmOt ComBf 1. Each of the plaintiffs Is a prlvatdy owned Class“A” Wdar ConnecUtat, gz of the time of the most recent report by the Publie Ufilitles Commlsklon, has been made a party hereto. UUlity as defined in Um regidatlons of.?ttM defendant P u l^ i i ' ■ 'if. f UtlliUes Commissiim, having annual revenues fran water sales 4. The cMefomers and sfochhoMers of eadh of tta Claas A itire? Tourists Water Utilities may be deeoMd to be persons having an iniforest Americans Turn Taste exceeding $50,000. By NICHOLAS ULUTOS protect it from Allied bombing. 2. The ddendant Cwronission is the “Agency" which is in the subject matter of this complaint, and, therdorejninuant to Selection 309 (d) of the Practice Book should be made parties Associated Press tyriter. The cavern’s walls, their authorized to make “regulations" (as tbMe terms are defined in KRAKOW, Poland (AP) craggy surface marked by mas- The AdmlnistraUve Procedure Act, 1971 Public Acts No. 9M) to the action or have reasonable notice thereof. To Lighter Spirits 5. All of the cuatonMrs and stockholders of all of the Class A — The gray-haired Polish .sive salt slabs of irregular respecting water uUlltles such as Um plaintlHs. King walked off with a $12,000 Water Utilities ata too numerous to be made parties hereto by By TOM HOGE guide gazed up with the oth­ shapes and sizes, shoot crazily GRAIN FOR THE SOVIET UNION is transferred from a long line of elevators to long lines of boxcars at 3. This is an acUon under SecUou 10 d the aforesaid OCfDOmDONS AP Newsfeatwes Writer first prite, until then the lailargest i;p :.c a height of 138 feet and Wichita, Kans. Moving the almost half-billion bushels of wheat involved In the billion-doUar U.S.-Sovlet deal, AdminfirtaUve Procedures Act to determine the validity of personal service. . e m ^ a d from a swim at the purse in women’s tennis. ers and said; “I know what then vJisappear into the dark­ the largest single International grain deal in history, is pressing the nation’s storage and transportation capacity. 6 . As a part of an ordor of notice entered by this Court, the (Our apologies to the Old The New Look in the regulations prescribed by Um defendant Commission. pond. “We knew we’d have to come you’re thinking. Everyone gets ness Of the awesome void. Codger and his readers. His American liquof market to­ 4. On October 19,19M, the defendant Cmnmisaion preacribed a plaintiffs herein agree that this Court may enter an order Once when the periodic small up with something big,” said that feeling when they’re down But the sight is no freak work , staying them from taking any affirmative action in the prosecu­ column, which normally Uniform System oil Accounts for Class “A' Water UUliUes,PUC pox hit town, O.C.’s Dad took day is being shaped largely Heilmann, “to attract the lead­ here.” of nature. It was caused by tion of this action, other thta respmxUng to actions taken by appears on Friday, was a tem­ by the emergence of millions of ing girls to play the day aft«' Above them, stretching end­ human hands — thousands of Docket No. 10315. porary casualty of the moving him to Dr. Weldon’s for vac­ 5. This Uniform System directed, inter alia, that gaina or losses other persons in connection herewith, for a poiod of 60 days cination. There was a line of consumers between 20 and 30 the windup of the U.S. Open at lessly from left tp right and Polish miners who over the cen­ Route Designed Thanksgiving is Special with flowers following the return day or until each of the Claas A Water operation late last week when years of age, a product of the Forest Hills." seemingly as high as the night turies axed one gigantic hollow from the sale of non^reciable property, c.g. land, be treated as the Herald staff transferred pecqile clear out to the sidewalk UtlliUes named herein, including the plaintiffs, certifies to the waiting their turn. Doc said, "I soaring biith rate that followed Americans have been drink­ sky, was one large expanse of from a solid layer of salt. credits to or charges against the company’s surplus account. itself and most of its belongings nothing. 6. SubsequenUy, by regulaUon effecUve January 1, 1972, the Court that it ta s given notice of the pendency of this action to its won’t be able to get to you World War H. ing native^stilled whiskey for the table from... PAUL BUETTNER Florist sharebolden, whichever period is shorter. to new quarters. The Old These youthful patrons know since Bouitan was born and They were standing in what is The chamber is part of the To Circle Hartford defendant Commission promulgated certain <*ang»« |n Qm today, just watch me do a cou­ WHEREFORE, the plaintiffs respectfully request that this Codger has been found, what they want ata for most it sold by the barrel in 1789, the probably one of the largest un­ Wieliczka salt mine which has Uniform System of Accounts, anwng whidi was one purporting to however, and here he is) ple. DMre now, here’s the stuff. derground chambers in Europe. been preserved by the Polish Centerpieces made with RESH Flowers require that gains or losses from the sale of non-depredable Court enter an order, pursuant to Sectlim 309 (d) of the PracUce Take the boy home and do it is not the smokey whiskeys year that George Washington HARTFORD (AP) - took the oath as our first P i ^ - It’s so enormous that Nazi government and turned into a next to the Putnam Bridge, property be accounted for in the company’s inconw statement Book providiUig for reasonably notice of the institution of the Next to the American Hotel yourself”. He did. The size of their fathers have quaffed for Interstate 291, which has en­ so many years. Instead the pmi- doit. " troops even managed to install museum. which would then be turned into and Hoiday touches 8 * i r 12” rather than its surplus account. Ihese rules are contained in within action to all of the customers and stockholders of the was the Weldon building. Dr. the swelled arm and the countered as much public a one-way thoroughfare while Oass A Water Utilities of the State of ConnecUcut. dulum tas swung to the "white BuLlt is only in recent years an aircraft factory inside to Every year nearly a million Sections 7,411.0 and 411.7 of the Uniform System of Accounts, a Thomas Weldon had an office in following big scar left no doubt that the average housewife has tourists visit the complex, close resistance as any highway in re­ the new bridge would handle Dm Plaintiffs, about its "taking”. liquors,” forcing the U.S. whis­ copy of which wiU be filed in court as Exhibit A and which is the southeast corner with en­ key industry to take counter turned to whiskey to give a to the ancient royal city of Kra­ cent Connecticut history, is to traffic heading in the other Greenwich Water Company Just north of Weldon’s was a incorporated herein by reference. ■ trance door at the side walk. steps. fillip toher cooking. kow, southern Poland. be a circumferential route direction. Arrangements with a tiofidny 7. Because of the nature of 'the public utility rate maUng BilysUc Valley Water Company The north half of the first floor two-story wooden building. The Its wonderland of treasures around Hartford. New Haven Water (fompany, and 'The result has been the new Prof^ 0^ chefs used whis­ process, the practical effect of Um accounting rule prior to was his drug store. Bill south store was for candy includes several huge 17th and There has been much The exact route of new Noroton Water Company "light” whiskey which made its key mainly for flanibeed dish­ January 1,1972 was that the shareholders of the company, having Bostwick was Uie pharmacist. making and selling allicatlon interfere with, impair, and threaten to Interfere with live steam to breath ata fre­ Farr’s was a bakery at one time sauces and meat dishes, as well tails and tall drinks.Hdi|niann, of death created a strong reli­ together a final “environmental Order of Notice and Stay of Proceedings quent shots of Scotch whiph Just but was put out of business by a as befits a tennis buffi, hta come impact statem ent” on the bounty of the harvest, and impair, the le p l r i^ ts and privUeges of the plaintiffs by as a host of desserts. gious life at Wieliczka,” said ws aefded a shaft of depriving them of their rights and drivUeges of the plaintiffs ta The within moUoh having been presented to this (fourt, the suited some patients. Some fire. It was rebuilt for other “Our audience is the new up with one he calls ‘IWCthen’s one official. Most of the carv­ project. wheat. We can deliver depriving them of their property wiUwut dueproceu of law and Court hereby finds that to sumiiMn all of the customers and times it was suspected that the occupants. Mr. Patrick (Patsy) drinkers, woihen of all ages, Lob." He says it wiU.^ won­ ings are the work of miners who Plans for Interstate 86 in this delightful arrangement ORDER EARLY FOR THOSE by taking their property for public use without Just stockhcdders of all of the Class A Water Utilities in the State of good doctor sample tested his O’Leary had. a big white lunch people who are moving to Can­ ders for you after a'oaqple of tad an unusual artistic flair. East Hartford — a community almost anywhere. compensation. ConnecUcut into this actiem would impose an unreasonable prescriptions. Ctould be. . cart next to the sidewalk. V.’hen adian whisky and people who fast sets. J- Perhaps the most staggering which claims to have more In the country. SPECUL PEOPLE OUT OF 10. There are actual, bona fide and substantial quesUons and burden on the plaintiffs which they ought not fairly be asked to O.C. was sliding down the he disposed of the carf he drink vodka and gin,” said Jtan WOMEN’S LOH sight is the Chapel of the miles of paved roads than any issues in dispute between the parties, and substanti^ uncertainty assume, and toe Court further finds that the customers and hatchway to the celler on a long opened a restaurant there. H. Heilmann, 41-year-old presi­ 3 levd teanioons insteht tea. Blessed King. It is located hun­ other municipality in the state !$1S,-$12.S0-$1S.^ of legal relations between them which require setUenMnt and stockholders can be given reasonable notice of the pendency in plank. A long wood sliver "Jim " Schaub was short order dent of a finn that is a trail Dissolve with water. Adil 1 1/2 dreds of feet below ground, and — are also less than popular TOWN blazer in the light whiskey field. ounces Ui^t udiiskey after tea Avtll»U» only Judicial interpretation. the manner hereinafter set forth, it is hereby entered a place where he often cota and counterman there and the onlooker tas to keep re­ among the residents of the area through ORDERED: That the plaintiffs herein give notice of the sat and broke off below the later took over the In a salute to the woman is thoroughly dissolved. ice minding himself that it’s made it will affect. Citizen protests STATE I 11. Ansonia-Derby Water Co., Bridgeport Hydraulic Co., and fill with water to toputS or FTDFIorlM. ConnecUcut Watw Co., Crystal Water Co., Haiardville Water pendency of this action by causing scune officer or indifferent surface. Unable to get hold of it preprietot'ship before he consumer, the firm recently out of salt. have already been instrumental BARBER SHOF staged a tennis classic in Char­ 10 ounce 0 S M . Garnidi'v^ a Co., Jewett City Water Co., Bfanebester Water Co., Newcanaan person to publish a true and attested copy of said conplaint and himself. Dad took the kid up to became chief of the South The chapel’s floor measures in the scaling down of DOT is now undor tho of the application for order of notice and of this order two Doc Weldon. An incision was Manchester Fire Department. lotte, N.C., at whidi Billie Jean slice of lemon if desirisd. V, plans to rebuild Silver Lane, a now ownorehip of Water Ck>., New Milford Water Co., Netttown Water Co., Plain- 177 feet long, by 48 feet wide. ville Water (fo., Ridgefield Water Supply Co., RiclviUe Water and times, not less than two days apart, in each of the following made as long as the splinter but local street feeding into I-W. Angelo Camposeo when it was seen that the Dr. All its silver-gray salt walls are Aqueduct Co., SCjmount Water Co., Stunford Water Co., newqwpm ; The Evming Sentlnal ((Ansonia), The Bridgqwrt 1 atarned with brautiful sculp­ The DOT did a comparatively Specializing In Personality had already cut about twice as Terryville Water Co., Thomaston Water Co., Torrington Water Post, Darien Review, Greenwich Time, Manchester Eveidng tures representing Biblical minor widening job on Silver and Hair Cut Styling, plus Herald, New Ctaiaan Advertiser, Stamford Advocate, New deep as necessary and was still Lane this year. Co., Unionvllle Water Co., and Village Water Co., of Simsbury Shopping Experiment Shows scenes. Women’s Hair Cutting and have been made pdrUes to this acUon pursuant to SecUon 309 (d) Blilford Times, Newton Bee, Plainville News, Ridgefield Press, gping, the blood covered object But the greatest surprise oc­ The 1-86 project also includes Fan Styles, at no increase of the Connecticut PracUce Book because tls^ are privately Journal b^uireT (Rockville), Thomaston Express, Register was pointed out to him. Without curs when one looks im at the construction of a new bridge in price. any sutures the healed wound Cash & Carry Special owned (Tlass “A" Water UUliUes, as defined by the regulations of (Torrington), Hartford Times, Farmington Valley Herald Rich Girls Get Best Service ceiling. There, hanging 35 feet across the Connecticut River 10BISSELL ST. the defendant Public UUliUes (}

W l l Industrial Unrest Followed WILCOMK YMA it n iM P By Whopping Pay Raises ^ i area’s only TOTAL mCMASEt it JOHANNESBURG, South The employers’ willingness to workers and forbidden to wages for Africans, whoareji^t Africa (A P ) — Industrial unrest give way on such a large scale strike. • allowed to organize tbe$pelves aihong blacks in this was in pUrt prompted by one of ^ In Johannesburg the City in recognized labor segregated country has been the worst bouts of inflation this Council that made concessions wages board negotipti followed by some whopping pay country has seen. to doctors bluntly told black them, with a goverqtoe WALL TO WALL DISCOUNT! raises. Prices generally have soared nurses it would be no use them pointee bidding agfdn B i G Thirteen doctors serving the 10 per cent this year, but striking. NurUing, said a employers. « black townships of llie government appears to through economic peculiarities spokesman, was a prestige job 1150 BURMSIDE AVENUE 801 SILYER LANE 1260 NORTH M AIN AT MAIN Johannesburg walked out of and profit-taking by middlemen among blacks and the council have become concerned recent­ ■AifHAinFORD their hospital one Saturday some basic foodstuffs such as always bad more job applicants ly at What has become kito'^ complaining of "insulting com, sugar and cooking oil than it could handle. here as Uie traditipih4 wages.” Come Tuesday they have rocketed. Elsewhere, the government differential based 34 38 received her masters degree ip WAYBEST Chicken W i n g s ...... Ib. O 9 abundant, which might tend to year, quality was just middling 1971. Mixed Nuts ? n 9 9 ' Chuck Steak CHICKEN Round Roast Rump Roaat ...... lb. 1 Piaati B. Avaragt OQC SHOP-Rrre ...\bu1l Never Settle BONELESS TOP CHICKENS lb. 2 9 . w S 4 3 8 Walnuts 1559' PARTS f f Roasting Chickens ...... 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■fl ; , '.V -• . ' PAGE TWENTY-FX)UR — MANCHESTTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheiter, Coon., Mon., Nov. ao, 1874 M.ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 20,1872- FAGK T WKIN l y-HVK f ^ : Designer Turns Heralding Politics

------By Sol R. Cohen------;------— f n Y e s , V‘'t ■ SkuUs In to - p r i G i n g n s out of your way for! Manchester appears certain The 4th District convention to get two of Connecticut’s 72 will be held at 7 p.m. in the Republican state central Bolton Community Hall. Its Art Objects committee members Tuesday chairman will be Shea, who has night, when GOP conventions scheduled the meeting an hour are held In all 36 State Senate earlier than the one in South Districts. Windsor, so that those Elinor Hashim has no Interested in that 8 p.m. session competition for state central may attend it also. Sl'i' commltteewoman in the 3rd Ihstrict, and Atty. John F. Shea The Democrats elected their has no competition for state state central commlttemen and central committeeman In the committeewomen last 4th District—a position he now summer, at the Democratic holds. State (Convention. We have "'teeny turkeys ... Or you can choose the kind The new Srd District consists Because the Democrats do ONF Of 1 Ml >:■ : .nMPANIES mimmmi'imimiK turkeys ... gigantic that tastes rich and succulent of about 60 p er cent of not recognize the Saden plan of without basting. All mini- Manchester phis the entire redistricting as leal and turkeys, or the kind you baste ONt Of T ML b I n i' X SHOI’ COMf’ANU S town of East Hartford. priced for you at Stop & Shop! permanent, and because they you^lff . . at stop & Shop! The new 4th District consists have dullenged it in the courts, of the other 40 per cent of SaNSMilt Mon. Nov. 20 thru StU 25 the Democrats on the State Stop ^ ^thn^tvtUwri^tlaUniitquantitwL Manchester plus the entire (Central Committee have been towns of Glastonbury, South % 'V; frozen into office. Even Stop Windsor, East Windsor, Bolton, though many of their com­ f Coventry, Andover and Hebron. mitteemen and com­ S l ^ Miss Itashim is expected to mitteewomen no longer reside ______succeed Mrs. Jacqueline Lowry in the Senatorial districts from ^ Effective Mon., Nov. do thru Sat No«i2S | | | l of East Windsor (Broad Brook) which they were elected, no SUPERMARKETS L/\ 11 \ : as committeewoman in the Srd j | , Limitonecanpercustolner., \ 1 changes are contemplated until t ' w. SUPERMARKETS L/\ District. Mrs. Lowry now the court challenge is settled. resides in the new 4th District. She and Antonina Parker of Under redistricting, the new Glastonbury are vying for the 4th District has two state Holiday committeewoman’s post there, central committeemen undone U,S,D»A, Choice Beef Sale! being vacated by Mrs. Jane commltteewoman residing Christopher of East Hampton, within Its boundaries, gnd the Check List no longer in the dlUrict. new Srd District has none. Asarn^d of election as state Thomas J. Moriarty of Stop & Shop Cranberry Sauce 4 9 ‘ central committeeman in the Glastonbury represented the old 4th District and still resides Whole Boileo Onions STOP* SHOP y 't t 1 Srd District is Charles Stebbins Cube(CHUCK) Steaks in the new: James Testa of East 1 . of East Hartford. Y o u must Windsor and Mrs. Afyrtle R. Stop & Shop Instant Potatoes love our If all of the above is not Stop & Shop Instant Rice ••f beef or confusing enough, the Srd Odium of South Windsor we'll glad­ District convention will be held represented the old Srd District 60d 0 0 ^ The time is near... the bird is here! ly refund at 8 p.m. In the South Wiikdsor and now reside In the new 4tb. Lindsay m Ripe Olives can 0 9 your money or make it Town Hall - even though South Mrs. Florence Lord of East UNUSUAL ART — Antony Redmlle and assiatanta dieck Gloria Spanish Stuffed Olives 'i-" 45‘ right! Windsor is now in the 4th Hampton, who represented the progress of jewel-encrusted boa constrictor cage, top left; Stop & Shop Fruit Cocktail 4 95' District. old 4th District, now resides in Redmile holds buffalo skull mounted on silver base, top right; The reason is that Fentpn P. an entirely new district. Andrew Ferrado works on huge clam shell, bottom left; Reynolds Heavy Duty Foil 18"«2S'Roll 49' Futtner, state central If redistricting ii declared Redmile with jiig made from e l e ^ n t ’s tusk, bottom right. nHrtaiUMi'r Calif. Chuck Steak 88‘. committeeman from the old 3rd legal and If the Democrats elect Stop & Shop Heavy Duty Foil 18“g25’ Roll 45‘ ^ 20to24^Pounds ■ m u * District, resides in South new members of their State Central ■ Committee, By ALISON LERRICK Next to be shelled are the Stop & Shop MEDIUM Small Peas 5 can? V.Voung Toms. A m em m ble Thansgivingis yours with a luscious White Gem turkey. Boueless Chuck Steak *1? Windsor and, since he will be chairman of the convention, has Manchester’s chances for a higb-bac^ Renaissance chairs, U.S.6ra4i'’l LONDON (AP) — “A with silver and agate here and Flako Pie Crust Mix 4 89' scheduled the session as near to member to it appear the % 14 h 4 ladtr Blade Cut Chuck Steak 78*. year, or two ago, no one there. "They are just fun Betty Crocker Pie Crust Mix X" 29' Wliite (hm Tom Turkeys 2e«i • 314 t hia home as possible. Futtner, brightest in the new Srd would have thought he could things,” he says. “T h^’U cost now residing In the new 4th Senatorial District, which has live with a skull,” marvels J. a fortune.” Scotkins Luncheon Napkins 22' U.S.Gis4t"a" Short Ribs of Beef 89*. District, is not challenging Shea no Incumbents residing within Whitf jBem Heu Tu 1»ys 10-14 tts 37t lb its boundaries. Antony Redmile, who cut his Also from the seashore, and a Chef’s Finest Mushrooms *1.19 as state central comihltteeman teeth on them. there. Last of a long line of antique trifle by comparison, is a saw­ Stop & Shop Mayonnaise T* 48' dealers, he has evolved his own fish sword. A giant fishbone, Choose your favorite & save! antique art form; giving new looming up four and a half feet Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice *1.49 life to unloved old animals. high on a silver hilt, it’s only Columbia In his studio-shop hidden in a $180. Friend’s Brown Bread ’^°n^29' “The most beautiful space Kensington' mews, you may Glad Wrap Plastic Wrap 29' i‘ , stumble on anything from nar­ age object” goes for $280. A Constables Unable whal tusks, nuinunoth’s teeth gleaming blond tortoise shell on Glad Food Storage Bags "V 69' CaiNied Nins a: silver stand, it originally ar-^ ImpMtid and an elephant’s jawbone to an 5-lkcM eagle with tortoise shell feath­ rived in England on foot.'The Betty Crocker walnut Brownie M ix*l« 69'^?*^ Ibakiis Canned Ham contents went Jnto the soup. U‘jS .|;cade“A* ftit^Ouality selfibastfhg ' t To Stop Burning ers and a totem pole of polished Birds Eye Frozen Peas . % 5 tS&'U V monkey skulls. “Ostrich eggs are the only l^c^ydb’lllike. HumfOse Ham Importid things I use from live animals,” Birds Eye FRENCH Beans 79 ' VIRGINIA CARLSON recommendations will be "People sort of wonder just Correspondent made. ^ where one’s getting one^s Redmile a^logizes. “But I with don’t feel guilty, because they Mixed Vegetables 2 S S 7 9 ' W BasUm Hen Turkeys %4*iSS46: Plumrose Ham Importid Tel. 228.9224 The Miectmen will send a skulls,” chuckles 34-year-old •9oi Fire Chief Thomas Chowanec letter to the Public Utilities Redmile, who wears a beard, come from farms.” Birds Eye Baby Limas with 2 pkgs 79 Fortunately, since he de­ Sauce & i'-"’ lb told the selectmen this week (Commission (PUC) to request blue jeans and an ivory tooth Birds Eye Onions •rith Crum Suet 3.“ Cameco s ' Ham that there have been several them to delay awarding any necklace. mands them by the thousand, at 2 ^pkgt 7 9 ROAST violations of the open burning cable TV franchises until the But never fear, the source for $10 apiece. One can stand alone on a jeweled foot — which is as Birds Eye Frozen Corn . 5 ‘p?.^*l WBson Cooked BEEF regulations but that nothing has Windham Regional Planning skulls is the English country Agency (WRPA) has had time house. “They are all trophies close as most people will ever Peas & Cauliflower 2 79' been done about it because the come to Faberge. Sixteen of constables cannot make arrest. to investigate the matter fully. that have b e ^ around but neg­ Birds Eye Baby Limas with Sauce WBson Cookied Turhey‘J.“'’ 3‘* lected,” says Redmile, who them, mixed with ivory and 2 ^ 7 9 ' Chowanec said he understood Bryant Andrews, town took pity on all those dusty jewels, make a dressed-up 's Buttaiballs the state police do not want to representative to the WRPA, moose, bison and antelope chandelier, at $1300. 20to24-Pound8 Sea Food Favorites get involved In municipal told the selectmen cable TV As for feathers, the designer should be approached heads in the attic. Young Toms, Deep Basted and full flavored. problems such as enforcing bur­ However, a skull is but a arranges them in geometric ning laws. cautiously. fomns by color and puts them He said, "In that case, if the He said it is expensive and point of departure. For the dieting In the cellar — which looks under glass to make table tops Sjifrs Tom Turkeys b! constables cannot make arrests the people In the region should “ inspired by Mexican head­ Thanksgiving diners ... then what good are they?” make sure it is what they want. like the elephants’ graveyard in Frozen Food Buys serve with a slice of the flesh — his 2S workers strip dresses.” Cdoked Shrimp Salad Size > •> 89' First Selectman Howard He said cable TV offers the His ancient Chinese wedding lem on. |,S|ifft’s Hen Turiieys 474 and polish the trophies. When .FreshOpened Ma r y la n d Oysters J l .19 Bates said he would contact the three major networks plus mounted on ultra-modem Ger­ headdress — all in pearls and office of the (Commissioner of public service programs of man silver stands, inlaid with blue kingfisher feathers — he stop & Shop Sherbert Stuffed Clams Casino 79' State Police for clarification. local interest. ivory and studded with semi­ plans to put on a stand, as soon IS to Bates named Mrs. Eleanor Andrews said the WRPA will as he can loeSte all. the pieces i - Cocktail Sauce STOrSSHOf KITCHEN precious stones, the animals ap­ Let everyone choose their favorite Vi Gallon U.S. GRADE "A" a f t 5 5 ' Pederson of Woodland Terrace explore the feasibility of a pear as civilized as can be. floating around the cellar. flavor at this low, low price. Fr^h Tbm Turkeys as secretary to the privately owned franchise Also buried among the an­ Cation The result; a marriage of If'- selectmen.She replaces Mrs. rather than a commercially African art and high kitsch. tlers are a few incongruous, if U.S. GRADE "A" Farmers Market owned enterprise. equally bizarre, objects; an Birds Eye Glazed Carrots 3 ISr 89 FrewllhNi Turkeys 594 Duckfii^ Constance Seymour who Why the grotesque style in i resigned in October after ser­ Andrews said the PUC told decor? “People are always 18th century Norwegiiui sleigh, Newton Acres BimERNur Squash ot” 39 to be overlaid in ivory, and a Treat the family this Holidayl ving about ten months. him they will proceed with looking for the bizarre. Mine is Penobscot sfAHFo Potatoes 39 In other business, the cable TV franchises as they so a grotesque environment, not a hog-killing bench, which Red­ mile plans to combine with an Newton Acres MU Potatoes %?39 resignation of Edmond desire and this is why the macabre. There’s a great dif­ Florida Lambert from the Zoning various officials in the area are ference,” Redmile says. “Be­ oxen-yoke. “They’re both pret­ ty useless as they are,’’ he ex­ Birds Eye Potatoes 2 ^ ^ 7 9 At Our Dairy Dept. At Our Bakery Dept. Jennie~0 Turkey Pafrtjs Sale! Holiday Specials at Stop & Shop! Board of Appeals was accepted. urging the PUC to delay the sides, people like to have some­ plains. His letter was dated Nov. 4 and matter until all avenues are thing real around them.” w as to be effective explored. After art school, this de­ But his chef d’oeuvre is still in the making. A miniature Whigs or Drumsticks Rath«»Saiisage Meat immediately. GOP Commillee signer began his career by re­ Stop & Shop Squash This leaves the ZBA without a The Republican Town storing old and priceless porce­ “Saint Basil’s of Russia,” the Stop & Shop Egg Nog cage is 12 feet high, with little Cooked. So convenient for home- Made With fresh apples and all 0uy extras so that everyone will GELATIN minority representative since Committee this week named lain, “including the plate from . Made with whole eggs, 24 «i Lambert was the only Chairman Richard Dann and the Kremlin when it came gold towers around a central baked pies or a quick vegetable. whole milk, rich extra the- fine ingredients you use 22 oz 'have their favorite. Roast right Cranberry Nut Quart Democrat left on the five- vice chairman Mrs. Elizabeth over.” dome, the whole to be en­ heavy erwm and quality yourielf.': pkg along with your turkey. Carton member board. The Planning Hills and Mrs. (Gertrude Tappan Now, his mini-ceramic facto­ crusted with leather, enamel Taste O'Sea Onion Rings *1 ilavor'Ings. tlellcious! and jewels. 6 9 * H o lid a y PieSar’paT'wpSiiiMiherReinphinnei 6 9 Sa sett Service Dell and Zoning Commission is also to the 19th District convention ry turns out baroque objects 8 For whom is this treasure Birds Eye Snfali Whole Onions 39*= Pillsbury BUTTERFIAIIE D inner Rolls S ”*” Jerinie-Q Turkey Breasts BmSip 9 8 ' without Democratic to select a state central from lions' head cachepots and piiii*! R estaurant Size Pies *1.19k representation since the committeeman. life-size jeweled reindeer to desUned? It’s for Redmile’s pel Birds Eye Onions with Crtam Sauca 3 8 9 ' S oft M argarinia Bow ls stopashop 1* 3 9 , V - stop a Shop Squt«h,OinUK89‘ resignation of Carl Swartz. The convention will be held erotica salt and pepper pots. boa constrictor, who is nour­ Merit Sliced Bacon doz ished on hamsters from Har- Sara Lee Pumpkin Pie 89' ' •• . ■ ■ - ■ ■: r' Boneless Turkey Roast ^2^«*r*2£9 The Democratic town Monday at the Chestnut Lodge “They’re on all the best ta­ Breakstohe «m>iE Milk FIficotta L165 in Colchester. Columbia is new bles,” jokes their creator. rod’s. For your holiday committee does not meet until Breakdtbne Temptee Daisy Sliced W hite Bread ^ 5 xiLA. >l y ! Turkey Roast ■^i4sf?ijr*®"‘ ‘2.19 December at which time to the 19th District under the Los Angeles is the home of breakfast... Saden plan of reapportionment. his staunchest supporters, Stop&Shop Peas or Corn Daisy Kitchen Cupboard Donuts ^A«59' serve bacon WORLD ALMANAC Stop & Shop Sour Cream cup Crisp, Jb d Delicious Russell Inzinga was named as a “since the houses are bigger.” Turkey dinner vegetables that are ^ Cranberry N ut Bread »»op and eggs. It would take a big one to do IWCTS f:-) 89*. new member of the committee. colorful, quick, easy and delicious, n io w ' ' I Haalth Beauty Aids justice to the giant water- Holiday Pai^ Cako ofoashop i buffalo skull, with silver balls Hood Swiss style Yogurt BRAINWAVE TEST Alka Seltzer roRomr stomachs *‘ 5 r 7 9 * Colonial 59' dangling from its horns and a Myer's Chicken or Beef Pie X * 1 2 9 Holiday Cup Cakes stops shop \ STAMFORD, Calif. (AP( - chunk of malachite between the Choice of 11 delicious flavors! Serve for a light Honev.& Egg Rolls stHtaohop VI^S9V I Preli Liquid Shampoo . ^ 6 9 * = Colonial Franks ^ 85'<£i W^f 89'.$. A team of Stanford University lunch with lettuce ... or u m as desseht. ■ pules CarnationpwMmn>o.vMn«iShrimp *^*2.59 eyes. ‘£ S '*1 2 9 Colonial Sliced Bologna psychiatrists have developed a But New York socialites Myer’s Beef Stroganoff ^ ' 1 2 9 LAND. O'LAKES BUTTER Mb pkg 8Sc Stop & Shop Dinner Bolls Alberto VO-5 Hair Spray ‘pi5 9 5 ' new brainwave test to aren’t far behind the film stars, U.S. No.... b C Q c determine a person’s sexual Bread Dou^ Kitchen Window 4 9 ' preferences. especially when it comes to i n r w 2^4" Imin. m M horns. They arrive in cartons Oronoque Orchard Pie Crust 65' The test provides scientists from Scotland and can be for the first time with an Sunshine objective view of a person’s twisted into anything from a SAVE W SAVE IT* SAVE AH' Calmerla Grapes » 4 9 ' SAVE W ^ ^ S A H 2 S SAVE 35' Cheese Peanut Butter arousal to a sexual stimulus stool or coatrack to a mirror or WITH THIS CO U l^ . ^ WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON onaAozplig WITH THIS COUPON Fruit Gift Trays *1.98 presented in the form of a chandelier. Birds Eye STRAWBERRIES 2 - l ' 6 9 ' ona22ozpkg onanySpkga on 1 3 0 or S O cdunt bottip onalOotior M u m P la n t •'■chfot « « *2 .9 9 C(X>kies c Q ( t photograph, they say. 1^' ' “For the past three months, 1 The Hatch Act of 193^ For an easy dessart. . . top with Cool Whip. It is expected to provide a have been working on the really forbade mos.t nonelective Pream Betty Crocker Durkee Excedrin Maxwell House Holiday Cactus Plant V 8 9 ' 10'/? 02 pkg method for evaluating the opulent shell scene,” Redmile government employes to 1 - 1 effect of psychiatric treatment says with satisfaction. fake active part in political lee Cream O U R rt C a rto n 89' Whip Pie Crust Spices or I'.i Instant Cedar Logs •«h79' of child molesters and other You can have a “Chippen­ campaigns or use th w posi­ The creamiest tasting jee cream; . . you'll love it Nabisco sex offenders. The members of dale” sideboard c o v e rt in tion to influence elections. Topping Sticks Extracts Tablets Coffee We have ail your holiday needs including the team are Drs. Ronald The act also attempted to Costeil, Donald Lunde, Bert them.. Friends of Princess Umil OM pta per CM iHM r. Anise, Artichokes, Chestnuts, KunMiuab, Pineapple, Chocolate Chip Creme Margairet snatched up the huge limit the amount of monOy Birds Eye Cool Whip ^49* UmRorapNlpwcintomor. Koppel and William Wittner. shell cabinet for their house in spent by political parties in EffacUva Mon., Mov. 20 ElfacOva Moa, Nov. 20 EHactiva Mon. Nqv.20 Persimmons and Cactus Pears. Sandwich C C C We reserve the right to limit quantities. thru Sat, Nov. M Barbados. national elections by stipu-^ thru Sat, Nov. 25 lhruSat,Nov.28 9'/? 02 pkg W “It must have taken about latog that no political com­ 10,000 shells,” says the de­ mittee shall receive contri­ KnoxGelitin 32en>. pii( SI.49 Read signer, who feels that at $1,800 butions of more than 263 W. Middle Turnpike, Mencheeler Chiw A Sanborn Reg. Coffee 2 ^ S l.W Herald Ads U was a steal, considering all ^,000,000 annually, The the^ue. World Almanac says. Copyright O 1»7S 28S W. Xewapap«r BnterprUe Aasn. PAGE TWENTY-SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 20, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 20, 1972 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN

N O M ( « E f . ST. IGNACE, Mich7(l A guard spied a mo Strike stopping his car one overcast morning on th which connects Lower and Costly To Those in charge of tighten­ heard an explosion. Looking • July 3, 1842: William Lt. Robert Pate, late of the Upper Michigan. The drivel got ing the arrangements for up she saw a youth standing ing to Windsor Castle from Bean, a hMnchbacked youUi, 10th Hjusars, who was men­ the nearby railway station. out of his car and walkedta the Queeii Elizabeth’s security on the sidewalk .with a pistm leveled a pistol at the Queen guard rail of the bridge. ‘ i tally unbalanced, and who Her ass;ailant was Roderick Hawaii might consider the plight of in each hand. As he aimed while she was taking the Maclean, » demented Scot, The guard, thinking a filicide her neat, great grandmoth­ at her and fired a second air in her carriage, but the was jailed .for seven years and his weapon was no brtdc- er, Queen Victoria, who was time, the Queen . ducked. firearm was found tb contain for’ toe outrage. Ten years HONOLULU (AP) - en flintlock, biit a loaded,- the victim of no fewer than “ The bail must have passed nothing more deadly than later the Queen still bore file Hanwail’i food {udees, already six-chambered revolver cat- seven outrages during her just over her head,” Prince wads of paper. “Give him scar. aiAong the h ig h ^ in tlM United UN ON pable of rapid fire..lW lifetime, most of them in­ Albert declared. The mls- back his pistol, it was only • February 29, 1872; A r­ Statea, are rising again — Queen’s' life was saved by volving firearms. creant was Edward Oxfotd, a joke,” the crowd , cried thur O’Connor, a consump­ bechraae of a strike more than pj the quick action of a schb«T an 18-year;Ola potboy, who the atm ting policeman. But tive Irish lad of 17, jum p^ Most of the gunplay arose boy who struck Maclean’s 2,000 miles away. SUPERMARKETS was found insane, committed onto the Queen’s carriage as from Queen Victoria’s in- Qifeen Victoria was not arm with an umbrella, thus Shopptos are paying S3 cents to an asylum. it was entering the Palace sistence on driving about in amused. Bean was sentence deflecting his aim. Maclean i poimd for potatoes for whidi gates, pressed an unlocked an open carriage with no . • M a y 29, 1842: T h e to 18 months’ imprisonment was found to be insane, com­ thyy paid 33 cents a few w eda F O R TH E MNEST THANKSC-ivlNG MEAI . G R A N D U N IO N TO BL SURE. armed bodyguards, but only Queen and Prince Consort • M ay 19, 1849: William flintlock at Queen Victoria’s ai^, 09 cents for tomatoes that temple, and presented a peti­ mitted to an asylum. a few outnders in fancy were returning to Bucking­ Hamilton, a mad Irishman, naed to coot 49 and |L3S for A l t T f Efinium P u t f < ■ r t)ci 11 ■ and our Oi-.n i-rradr A Ti. K(-ys. Tho dii'.iou-. onos .'.’ith lot'- of tion for her to sign freeing (NEWSPAPIR INtlZPSnf A$$N.) to ORflV •"'•—I dress for effect. ham Palace from a Sunday fired nt the Queen as she round steak that was fl.29. drive, again in an open car­ was retnmihg home from Irish republican prisoners. I'.i!'/ --'nito and tf'ndin dm rm ot. W - h ove c-th-n to'>ty w a y s to tluinks too. St'loi t o All of Queen Victoria’s as­ was about to take place,) roared The price hikes are due to a ■ **'*«*. 9 riage, when John Francis, a her official birthday celebra­ O’Connor got off" with viU a one- till sailants were either madmen out in his patrol car with'lights n m i ^iiBruption of the idand (d'jmfj chick .'Ml goose (opori ciuckiing cm ham from oui fu!i vnr..-ty (d Holiday delights. -year-oid cabinet maker, tion. He was sentenced to year sentence, plus 2u or cranks of one sort or an­ 22 flashing and siren serdtimthg. lu to ’a vital ahlHfing links to pointed a pistol at them.and seven years. strokes of the lash, which Grand Union. For the fim-st TFiank sqiving meal. SHOP Uk To beliovo us other. What is surprising is g As the guard reached the nlkn, fired, the bullet going wild. caused fiie Queen to protest Ahnudabad listed;. the jll.S. mainland, the fourth In their youthfulness. Here is w Jane 27, 1850: The the motorist was seen dropping “Thank God my Angel is at the court’s leniency. Many of the world’s big- the. past llh years. the catalogue of Queen Vic­ Queen was struck on the something over thexail iitto the sa fe!” the Queen, whose est cities are virtually un- Tbe strike by the Masters, head by a cane and knocked • March 2, 1882: The last seething water 152 feet.bjslow. toria’s misfortunes: M ites and Pilots Unira against first thought was for her hus­ unconscious as she was com ­ fnown to most Americans. He explained it • was. his • June 19, 1840: The band wrote ‘ to her uncle. and perhaps the most dan­ Included in a list of cities the Pacific Maritime Anocia- ing-out of Cambridge House, b o w li^ ball, his bowling ^oes Queen accompanied by gerous attempt on Queen with more than a miUion Francis was condemned to PiccadUly (only the :^ p and his bowling bag. He paid tion,,now In its fourth wedc, has Prince Albert had just set population atb: Ahmadabad death, the sentence later be­ brim of her bonnet saved ner Victoria’s life occurred when his scores had made hin Id t only two shin>ing com- out for a drive in her low ing commuted to life im­ from worse damage than a she was fired upon in her In India, Lusihun-Luta in disgusted that he wan^ piuiieB, Seatrain and U.S. Lines, carriage when suddenly she prisonment. black eye).'H er attacker was carriage as she was return- China and Nagoya in Japan. rid of his ee ' |K«ating normally to Hawaii. that he would never te 1 7 ^e association is head­ to try to bowl again. quartered on the West Coast. Food merchants, finding themselves unable to get space Travelers Face aboard shh^ia for their supplies, are taming to air cargo, a con­ siderably mote expensive delivery system. Red Tape Battle ,.Jack Cavallero, district r of fi^eway, one of the SWIFT’S m M r ______^ J. OOVBMIMBNT tta’S largest supermarket I By WERNER VOLLMANN Returning travelers again IS, said his company is Associated Press 'Writer have to watch out that they do jlyipg in meatk produce, frozen CALIF. MID IMFIMOR GOLDIN RIPS not conflict with foreign curren­ BUTTERBALP ADE'VV VIENNA (AP) - Travel l and daily products and is cy regulations. 19 TO It TO for a Westerner may be ng the higher cost to the Bulgarians allow only SO leva 24 l U . 34 l i t . GRAPES BANANAS occasionally troublesome, TRUST FinnST IHOREST URIUE Stom r. y i ’ I t 3 5 $ » taken out of the count^. Hun­ Neill Sutherland, distdct.f 4 5 4 but this is nothing compared to garians are willing to part with manager of Foodland, another R U n iM A ll ORAOi 'A" the battle with red tape an East forints but the bank notes 200 large supermarket chain, said 10 TO 14 I M ...... It. 10 TO 14118...... LI. European traveler encounters, must not be larger than - 49« .U. LS. 20 Boneleis Shoalibir . his company is doing the samef. 29 ‘ if he just goes from one Com­ forint notes. Poles have a limit' 10 Store managers report a munist country to another. of 1,000 zlotys. East Germans f slight increase in custon^r H ie Slovak Association of set 2S0 East marks iu the limit, Journalists recently Issued Romania SOO lei and the Soviet c f^ la ln ts but no noticeable fAVI ON MiAt SAVI ON OBOemU SAVI ON FROIIN ^ SAVB ON what it called “ a recipe for Union 60 rubles. deciWse in pu|rchaaes of ihe avoiding difficulties with pass­ While Bulgarians, Hun­ E ni^ieriiric^^gpods. j □ SHOULDER □GREEN GIANT □ POUND □ port and customs control” garians, Romanians and the,So­ Insomecaiws, flyinginan)od CORN CAKE MIXED NUTS which lists so many things to do viets seem unconcerned about l : Itam costs iin re than the PORK CHOPS one pnee orly WESTBIN GRAIN FED WHOLE K®NEL OR CHOCK FULL O' NUTSt GRAND UNION that it might in fact discourage the reading habits of th>950 Steak or ^pound “ and Pm losing money.” □ BONELESS ROAST - □ WHITE ONIONS national currency is taken out, SMMtiMlns Omefc N e a r l y j u n e p e a s ^ - q , FRESHPAK ' 1 ' A A foreign product can not be Genoa Salami camndoAtc b» e ^^CRINKLE c u r .....24n. PKG. O FOR I • W nor rare consumer goods which brought into Poland, the Soviets. 495 ElP Q R K iO lN RIB END □ AVOCADOS „ 39c Jie East European countries say “ njet” to three overcoats, □P^Si4oi4^'* WMIXED VEGETABLES Prevoiene Cheese <»">»>*« ''•o 5 9 c Steak or BoaiMli " FOR BARBECUE...... T;T....;,...1B.‘0 7 J prefer to sdl in the West for and the East German author­ Or DIET P®SI...... 1-QT. BtL. 4 6 7 Avaltabl. In Star*, with S.rvlc. 0.i< Dtpt. Bitilitt PHCk □ NAVEL hard 001x01117. ities do not like records made in I Red tape starts at home. West Gemnahy or West Berlin. S^food Favorites! 0iopn%era □ c e n t e r CUT □MARTINSON □ BIRDS EYE ORANGES Czechoslovaks have to file Records made in the West can TMSir, piMRp, knad brustui, TOMS Steak or customs and foreign currency PORK CHOPS TASTI FRIES] CALIFORNIA only be taken along if “ they Fresh Pacific Oysters •«>««> 99c siiietstraiR,MfirMe9pMmi iutVuHem D oam ed COFFEE tirf^cnil SEEDLESS ' declarations; in some cases to 24 lbs WEST»N GRAIN FED REGULAR GRIND P M llllo lf f lll 10-OZ. PKG. represent a cultural heritage or iunibo Fried ShrimiHi's *1.59 IRI fImVvi • ■ • PNnRl 20 , LOIN they must also have exit per­ progressive contemporary aad mute yiMg Twkiys. U.S. GteandChn HbNQGKQNG I(AP) -- A mits. Anyone intending to take White Shrimp »1.99 C h in ^ salesgirl thinks they’re ideas.” SiywiMiMt Snii A, tlw kMt YOIMG HENS Fmk-ltolMrSpR ICQ a gift exceeding |20 along must Hungary, Bulgaria and Ro­ Jumho White Shrimp »2.69 yer iMMy can bm! A p o f . cute. A &1tish array sergeant . 1 . 0 9 CAN I • ^ 7 3 „ 7 9 *l 1 0 '” 5 9 ' obtain permission. mania seem to have no special 10 to 14 lbs . thinks they’re practical. An Anyone wanting to visit the Casino Ciams u«P*t89e cantarpiocafor yanrNT fatfaniy...... faast! 45' □ FRUIT CAKE MIX , restrictions there. They, as the Taste O' Sea Chkken Btoaijts American iMrvlcefnan on leave D ‘SMOKED PORK BUHS □ VIVA TOWELS ^ □ CELESTE PIZZA -- Soviet Union or Poland must Heat N' Sejve here wtahes GIs had them. other three, limit goods the Deep Sea Treats i»>«i99e •oNtoz, aMm - SMMrSbid( G o n ia l SHOULDER A A c WHITE, DEC., ASST...... 2 ROLL PKG. DELUXE-BAMBINO...... lO-OZ. PKG. 5 V have a visa. Joining a tour of a traveler m i^ t want to take out Taste O' Sea But it’s too late for praise — WAT® ADDED...... LB. 7 7 PIHED DATES Scaiiops Heat N* Serva »“f*«1.39 Tom □ SAFEGUARD SOAP state travel agency makes this of the country, however. Toms »49c even feminine Approval — to □ MINCE PIE ______GRAND UNION...... 8-OZ. PKG. V V □ CANNED HAM . m q WHITE OR PINK BATH SIZE B A R ib R * » 7 relatively simple. But anyone Bulgaria, for instance, bans W H m »>•»»• »55c * to lb make any difference. “ Eiombay VSilH AFN I A FROM DENMARK I-LB. who wants to visit privately music instruments from being Fresh Chicken Legs Dollclouo Trul lb 59o ButterbnU 47i OtCarMerer blooiiiers,” those baggy, □ OCEAN SPRAY must have an invitation authen­ 'H h o t d o g s f.Qc CRANBERRY JUICE A O c □ BUITONI CASSEROLES '' "IMENU exported. aiMeit starch^ fchaU' shorts that long •—■'GRAND UNION...... 1 LB. PKG. 0 7 ticated by the Soviet militia. Fresh Chicken Drumsticks »69c h n ^ 5 5 * COCKTAIL ...... '-QT. BTL.“ t 7 SPAG.-MT. BALLS, MANICOni, A . A c Poland requires a special Bologna erMOiff have been pah of the British MEAT RAVIOLI...... 12-OZ. PKG. O V iM A G IC " ffv.. The situation becomes even permit for exports of china, Stew Deef Tender Chuck lb 9 9 o □ SLICED MEATS have a fine sefecthm of Ducklings, Capons, Deese, Large FieastSleeO /army uniform in hot climates, COLONIAL—PEPP®, O C c □ TOMATO SAUCE - ^ o q , more complicated as far as glassware and fur coats, the Aiinour Sliced Bacon BrookfMtTrMt lb^9c □ FRENCH TOAST Roasting Chickens and Fresh Turkeys for your Holiday Feast TNeker iarUv^kMuned. I SP. LUNCHEON, SALAMI .... 1-LB. PKG. 7 0 PROGRESSO 8-OZ. CAN • U fOR 7 7 AUNT JEMIMA M money is concerned. Limits are Soviets block export of reindeer WE ARE HAPPY TO REDEEM FEDERAL FOOD ZAuilPS The Hong Kopg-based Gurkha set by each country how many PmCES IN THIS W CmCTfVC THRU SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1972 Bacon □ SLICED BACON ORIGINAL ...... 9-OZ. PKG. * * 7 antlers and sable fur coats, and transport regiment, Nepalese □ KAL KAN DOG FOOD : V zlotys, lei, leva, ruble, forints OSCAR AAAYER, « f A □ COSTA COBBLERS - Hungary Insists a tourist must soldiers sm in g in the British REG. OR THICK ...... 1-LB. PKG. ! • I 7 THAWKIGIYINQ PIWWEI or East marks can be ex­ BEEF CHUNKS ..14-OZ. CAN 4 FOR 9 9 < not take out more than one half army, are one of the last British 12 IN PKG...... 1-LB. 2 OZ. 7 9 * changed daily. kilo of salami sausage. □ FACIAL TISSUES Farm Fresh Dairy Values! NIBLETS CORN army units st^l in shorts. They □ ITALIAN STYLE/ WSTRAWBERRIES Shrlme 4 Oytfar Ceckfoll wMh Oy*t«r Croefcan FroienFood Sp ^ ls! HUDSON SHOWCASE M « OniMi Soup wHh Orotad Fonnaiaii Chaata w ill turn them in for long BOX OF 200...... ■# FOR I • W w J ^ G RAND UNION SLICED . 10-OZ. CONT. X V SAUSAGE Rallth Plata f - , IIREEN 1 ■ T f ; jrousdrs next month, an army PURE PORK W g r a p e j u ic e - PPLE CDER spokesman here says. HOTORSWECT □ RICE-A-RONI n a A Rooil Turiiay with Choatnut Stuffing Ot 5 VARIETIES ... 6'/4 OZ. PKG. O FOR I . W 1_] GRAND UNION .... 6-OZ. CAN A FOR O V or Saga 4 Onion Stuffing GIANT ■ M ^ Shortly thereafter, he added, i Brookside Farms Cranbarry Oal Finest Fi the 6thh (xuGurkha Rifles serving in □ FLEISCHMANN'S Pennsylvania Police i — ■—MARGARINE QUARTERS...... 1-lB. PKG. • # « Craamad Onion* wHb Paprika Oarnlih Brunei do the same, HIALTH « BIAUTY AIDS . 9 9 ' laof Spinach or whola Groan Boon* T w lllm ^ 'jh e end of a century- WWHITE BREAD - - ^ □ TURKEY BREAST Moldad Cranbarry Salad* long t^oitlon. Q GOLD TOP UB. 4-OZ. LOAF U FOR I . U U WITH RIB-AU WHITE MEAT O A c □ ALKA-SELTZER Dlnnar Ralls with Buttar Seeking a New Image '' Ap^esman has no of- GOVT. GRADE A FROZEN...... LB. 0 7 Ji' 1 i V 'ficial rtoson for the phasing-out SHENAf JOOAH OR PLANTATION Pumpkin Pla ond/ or MIncad Pla _ gallon T i V p d E f ABLE JUICE □ ANACIN , Milk Too or Ceffaa h o c K i/ ! of shons. ‘T guess it was just □ STUFFED TURKEYS ^o« S A V i ON DAIRY POODS SWIFT OR ARMOUR B-14 LB. AVG. .. LB. 0 7 By CHRIS ROBERTS “ We feel the new uniforms FhMst-CroaaqrSoMoUi R W A r decided knees are not the most • MOLDED CRANBERRY SALAD Associated Press Writer will be less abrasive and com­ ' Tmast atteactive part of the male □ CORN BRISKET n oo ^SOUR CREAM □ WILKINSON , O, PHILADELPHIA (AP) mand more respect,” explains anatmy,” hie said. 3 cups irsish cronbarrias (about X lb.) 2 cups watar — “What’s an old penny Lancaster Police Chief Wilmer EGGNOG ^ 6 9 Gill KUiii Sara Lee Bin it’s not a total loss for „ SLICED BACON o a c Hoover. □ AXELROD RICOHA - , ^ □ Q-TIPS 1-1/3 cups Grand Union granulatad sugar made of?” someone would kneg-fanciers. Shorts will re­ M oz. unflavorad galatin (2 anvalopas) Using part of a state grant to Soft Margarine 4 COTTON SWABS ...... 88 IN BOX Rnast Sbtimp >•«•. 2.S9 main a part of the uniform in 1 cup choppad opplas shout, passing a policeman. fund the program, the William­ □ OSCAR MAYER oOc □ COLGATE _ “ D ii^ copper! ” was the loud tetji the British navy and air FRANKS, AU MEAT-BKF..... I-LB. PKG. 7 7 □ PILLSBURY ROLLS 2/3 cup ch^pad walnuts sport Police D ^ rtm e n t also All Purpose Cream leoictn 55c M b EM yH lK li Mince Pie 38ozpkf DENTAL CREAM...... 5-OZ. TUBE 3 V M cup chopp^ calory reply — and then the kids would lo iie , and knobby knees will CRESCENT DINNER...... 8-OZ. PKG. O O has undergone a facelifting. 1. Pick ovar and wosh cronbarrias. run. Finest Sour Cream » < » ctn 3 g c I ; ' I 8ti& be seen among troops in The traditional blue uniform YLASIC PICKLES 2. Add 1K cups of tha watar to cronbarrias and That old taunt was bom in a OMsEye 22£70c the tat Battalion Black Watch, is now green, but it still bears a □CANNED HAM boil gantly, uncovarad, for 15 mlnulas. time when policemen were Whipped Topping Toicin 49c / u.' tlqe Royal Hl^ilands regiment. 4-LB. SWIFT'S PREMIUM military cut. The badge, always 3. Add sugor ond boil gantly onothar fiva characterized either as over­ (oi. 2Sim Ihey wear kilts. 3-LB. HAFNIA lAAPORTI silver, is now gdd. The police till FROM DENMARK mlnulas. weight Irishmen, wearing sag­ Shrimp Cocktail 31^^1.09 cruisers, once black and StrawbetTles ssi 4. Softan galotln by sprinkling it ovar lha ging gunbelts and twirling Sweet i ramolnlng H cup of cold watar ond stirring white,are now all white. nightsticks, or leather-jack­ Orange Juice uSSbftire 59c V. until thick. “ I think it makes a man feel Mixed Dfeils Squash rJJJiip 45e eted, high-booted young men 49 3 . 9 9 5. Mix softanad galatin with cronbarrias and pour wearing tinted sunglasses and a little better if you dress him Health A Beauty AMs! Fresh from the Finest Bakaiyf ‘ Into 0 mold (1ft quart or slightly lorgar). roaring by on a motorcycle. up, and he does a better job,” HPadstone Patio □ SMOKIE LINKS Ploca In ralrigarotor. Today, across Pennsylvania, says PoUce Chief William Eck. 6. Whan cranbarry mixiura bagins to sat, stir in Harvest of Thanksgiving Values from the Fussy Ones! OSCAR AAAY®...... 12-OZ. PKG. mixtura of tha opplas, nuts and calory and programs are underway to LKA SELTZEB Causes Problem H ncE P iE k raturn to rafrigarotor until firm. create a new image, one that Backing up Eck, who be­ □ DRY SAUSAGE 1.25 Califoniia NaSei - Large Size - First O' The Season! 7. Unmold on lorga plota and garnish with dobs loiks better in the community lieves policemen should be in SWIFT PREMIUM SLiaO t BC, G04OA, PEPPBiONI We didift cut our stamps, of moyonnolsa toppad by walnut halvas. Ploca scene. uniform, is Paul Coleman, head SLm GREteNSBORO, N.C. (AP) h. lattuca laovas and sprigs of porslay around Lancaster is a city where pa­ of the 1 1 -man police force in the T O c ( - Bobbie Pruitt, who now lives □ SAUSAGE •dga of plota. trolmen now are trading in old borough o f Darby, outside 1.55 in Myrtle Beach, S.C., is trying SWIFT-ALL VARIETIES 7 0 c when we cut our p rices. M ^as about B-IO sarvinga Size OBANGES uniforms for what Public Safe­ Philadei|bia. Brock Shampoo U «M I 99c to. 8^ his ranch-style house in — —BBOMIN & S® VE...... 8 0Z . PKG; / 7 1.09 Spray Apple Pies Gfeauboro, but without much SHOPUS.TOBEUEVEU& fflNTifhis salad may ba moda a day or 3 la ty Director Herbert Yost calls ^SLICED BALONEY odvonca and starod In tha raf^arotor. Size Deodorant 4oi«m 39 “ new career outfits. ” (Coleman balks at a town Secret 69c EiqperorCmpos > ' Snoot Donuts Plain or Sugar* l i ^ . U GRAND UNION...... I-U. PKG. O V The new attire, to be phased council proposal that the police­ Denture Cake V The price recently dropped Adheeive IKiuan 09c in over the next year, consists men wear dvilian clothes and s^Fixodont •39' BlendO'Rndt Mix Sandwich Dnad from 336,500 to $32,500, and he I of green blazers worn over a rename thennselves “ communi­ thjnks the 3-year-old patio is the I' ' a t y o F F " 2 0 O F F 18 ' O F F 15' OFF I 10 * O F F ty safety officers.” ^^Great Body Si^poo WITH THIS COUPON I WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON I WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON light green broadcloth shirt. 69 Enclish Mnffilis problem. AND PURCHASE OF THRffi 1 -PT. I ______Ihwh_ Cider AHO A LAHOt WLZenOW ••> or tAZZO' U ntUIT,n WUtZ, P HATH lu AWP ti PW» I AND PURCHASE OF ONE 1-QT. SQZ. BTL AND PURCHASE OF ONE-HALF GAL. AND PURCHASE Of 3 PKGS. Of 4 ROLLS AND PURCHASE OF ONE 1-PT. 40Z. BTL. Ih e trousers are mdord grey, Reading also experimented '/ Pruitt, used 62 gravestones to I 10QZ.ORQT. BTLS. shoes blade, and the tie — still I :i ' , on a limited basis with chang­ n ttie the patio. ' I undecided. TOP JOB I DOWNY CHARMIN CANADA DRY 1 ; ■ i ing the appearance of its law­ '.“He got tto headstones from a I LISTERINE A vest pocket crest, bearing a III I HOUSEHOLD CLEANER TOILET TISSUE men. However, the plan was liionument compiany’s “ junk I FABRIC SOFTENER MIXERS AND FLAVORS ANTISEPTIC 10' rote — the d ty ’s symbol - will 10' off ' off 2b' 30c I 18< 15' I NYR 10 ^ oil 1 '^ off 43" off pile,” a coilectiofi of old s to i^ I abandoned. 20 10 17" off I REG NVR REG. } ! NYR replace the badge; identi­ Totwardt purciiBM of NYR I AARO TouMrdt purchaM of Towaidc purchaae of Toward* purehaw of r^taci. aced at the reipieat ot the 95« 1.49 COUPON GOOD THRU NOV. 25 lli “ Ih e chief dedded all the FlveSozcarai Towafd* purchase of Towarda' pureliMa of : ‘ I LIAAIT ONE COUPON fication will be carried in the Tw o - 2 ro l pkgs One half gaRon O ne 22 o z p h i dMwased’s family. I'?.. men inside — the planning of­ One 10 oz jar Onailb'ean ' ll P®CUSTOA4® officer’s pocket. Lancaster po­ “ I ikm’t think it is the type of COUPON GOOD THRU NOV. 25 jyujo I - ficers, the'training officers and licemen also will swap thdr ! Hunfs Temate S ^ VivaTewels 'ttniewnys^ ^Cnehar’S^ ,! NascafeSC thii^ everyone would want to ■gajH LIMIT ONE COUPON m a m fm ggm T S F I six-inch barrel revolvers for the like — would wear blaz­ Nescafe HtoeniColftt^ L*? | M N { v*MIbtta,Hw.IS. iwz I f f l g i I c YUM W n . i u . ««« j | | p j c ^ ti. a n ^ 0 [ _ cc imhYSMt*niM„llM,»,amm . a..,n imim 0 0 1 have,” he said. “ People thought _ I a - a — P®CUSTOM® 1 x 1 7 P®CUSTOM® ^ shorter itwdels which will be ers,” explained Capt. Robert QDBl ■ e «sHiansa.ih4.t4iin''flDl I waa making fun of the dead. worn out of sight. Ochs. w* Rmmw Uw RithI le UmH Oaaethl.i mcM WMnvm m ■riVe ^^tiTiiTflir^nTId'ljt^n'^Tinlr^ftS^n'^ &"LoweTDucheas Counties In l^w York^cept Nyw Rochelle But I ’m not really. 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Basketball Than Notre Dame on New Yearns Day NBA Pulled Off by Yale and *a.»______a ______...... ______vs«______» * * * A m ______t______ai______ihTiittir /A n v « i‘ i EaAlern Conference NEW YORK (AP) - It’s running Southern California, Alabama picked the Cotton yards, the Tide defense held opposition will be the winner signed by the Gator Bowl Atlentic Dlvleion not often you find a group of the Pacific-8 champ, is Bowl and a match with No. 7 Don Strock, Tech’s national of next weekend’s Big Ten after whipping Georgia 27- Missouri’s opponent in the Necessity was the mother of victory Saturday as both against Bridgeport’s subs. Levy entered the fray as a sub Yale running ace Dick Jauron scored three times to W L Pet. GB young men who aren’t wild committed to the Rose Jtowl Texas, wfaicb nailed down an passing leader, to just 98 championship duel between JO. The Tigers will meet No. Fiesta Bowl will be No. 19 Yale and the University of Connecticut pulled off Enters Yale Record Book boost his career touchdown total to a record 26. himself late in the second quarter, with Bridgeport ahead BortCli 14 2 .875 W about qiending New Year’s following a 24-7 trhnming of unprecedented fifth stra i^ t yards, more than 200 under third-ranked Michigan and 15 Colorado, which emipted Arizona State, provided the desperately needed football wins. New Ygoal, one more than the Host Springfield closed out its season 0-8. Bridg<^^ is feeling among tbe Nebraska “I hope when the ratings crown by blanking Texas ’The Suga Bowl lined up a needed a 36yard field goal second half and trounced Air Arizona in next weekend’s ’Tigers, 31-7, and stay in the race for the Ivy League PiiUadielpUa 1 19 .505 15W record, by Dick Jauron was the highlight of the Elis’ former Yale record set by Chuck Mercein in 1062-64. making travei plans for the Knute Rockne Bowl Nbv'. 24'ih Comhuskers — especially come outt Uiey take into Christian 27-0. game between Oklahoma with 64 seconds left by I ^ e Force 367. regular season finale. cmnparatively easy 31-7 win over Princeton’s toothless, crown, while the UConn Huskies stomped Rhode Island, C ratral iMvislon Yale, 4-2 in the Ivy League, is tied for second place in the Atlantic City. , since the Alabama footbal consideration the fact that Devaney said he talked and Penn State, the No. 4 Lantry, who earlier fizzled No. 19 Missuri won a The Peach Bowl lined up a 42-21, and kept their hopes alive for a winning season in Atlanta . 9 9 .500 - error-prone ’Tigers last Saturday at the Yale Bowl. league with Penn, also 4-2. Dartmouth, 4-1-1, holds down In an in-state contest. Central Connecticut beat team will be in Dallas Alabama had every and No. 6 clubs. Oklahoma an extra point, to beat weird 6 5 squeaker from No. potentially high-scoring duel Yankee Conference play. Battilnote ’ 8 10 .444 1 with Alabama Coach Bear Jauron, who will wind up his college football career in the top spot in the Ivies. Conn. 22-7 on two touchdown charges by halfbad^ “I’d rather play Alabama opportunity to play us,” Bryant, who "said his rushed for 399 yards, 135 by Purdue 6 6 while Ohio sent 12 Iowa State on Greg Hill’s between North Carolina In other grid action involving Connecticut squads, Hotetbn ‘ 7 10 .412 IVi Cambridge Saturday, not too far from bis home in Each team has one game left. Yale’s opponent Saturday Yezierski. With Southern leading 7-3 at halLtl^e, ClevbfauM > 6 14 .300 4 than Notre Dame,’’ Rodgers added. players had decided where Greg Pruitt, who played sophomore fullback Harold 22-yard field goal with IVk State, which pasted (Clemson Wesleyan downed traditional rival Trinity, 33-28; Swampscott, Mass., entered the Elis’ home finale needing is arch-rival Harvard. , Yezierski swept right end on a 60-yaid touchdown ruvand ' ^ WeeWni Conference Nebraska super star Johnny Defensive captain Bill they wanted to go, and I only the first half, in trim­ Henson charging 44 times minutes left and grabbed a 42-17, and West Virginia, Bridgeport finished a dream-come-true season with a 42-8 one six-pointer to tie Calvin Hill’s mark. Hill is the same The University of Connecticut moved to a 4-1 record in then plunged two yards to give visiting Central a 16-7'ilead. :: >>Midwe«t Division Rodgqrs said Saturday after Janssen said Nebraska’s have to respect that. I’m not ming Kansas Sl-7. for 153 yards and four bid to play the Western which walloped Syracuse 4 6 romp over Springfield; Central Connecticut topped Southern’s only touchdown came in the second qaartinr' chap vdio went on to bigger and better things in football the Yankee Conference in its victory over visiting Rhode MilWsalte^ 12 5 .706 - the defending two-time “first choice was to play critieixing Bryant.” Penn State’s John touchdowns-giving him a Athletic (Conference cham­ 12. Southern Conn. 22-7; and unfortunate Coast Guard lost to with the Dallas Cowboys in the National Lrague. Island. Quarterback Ray Tellier scored two touchdovnis on a seven-yard pass from quarterback Tony Jasi^'’t6 C h k ^ i 11 5 .688 W national champions cruriied anybody ahead of us in the “I’m glad our players Hufnagel passed for two school record 19 for the pion in the Fiesta Bowl Kent State beat Toledo 27- Drexel, 35-12. ’The Yale ’ll) standard for an individual was matched while tailback Eric Torkelson rushed for 112 yards. wingback Paul Comkowycz. ‘ K.C.-Onuha 11 8 .579 2 Kansas State 59-7 and ratings who could help us. decided on the Cotton touchdowns and scored two season-in downing while the losers settled for a 9 for the Mid-American “I think we had early breaks and got field position and DeUoi^ 6 10 .375 5W midway in the first period and the record-breaker came Central Conn ended its season with a 5-5 overall accepted an Orange Bowl Our second choice was Bowl,’’ Bryant said in leading the Nittany Lions Northwestern 27-14. Liberty Bowl confrontation Conference title and a spot 9 Pacific Division less tluui three 'minutes later. And, before the sun went then we got the momentum and we were on our way,” said Connecticut took a 20-14 half-time lead on touchdown and a 2-1 league mark. Southern’s record is 4-6 2uji<^ bid for the third year in a anybody in the Sugar Bowl.” Eighth-ranked Louisiana with Georgia Tech. The in the Tangerine Bowl. The Lto Atif^Ies 16 3 .842 - following Alabama’s 52-13 over Boston (College and on down on the finest weather for a Saturday game all fall, Yale coach Carmen Cozza of the Elis’ trouncing of error- runs by Tellier and Torkelson and recovery oLa fumbled the league. 'i row. Nebraska’s opponent this State drove 71 and 65 yards unranked Yellowjackets likely opponent is Tampa, Gohtai State 13 2W rout of Virginia Tech, the road to New Orleans. the Bay State running back had tallied a thhd in the rout of ridden Princeton. punt in the end zone by Dave Roseson. Coast Guard’s record dropped yet another m t c h , i ^ 9 .471 7 The Comhuskers walloped time will be lOth-ranked “because, likd all bowls, “I’ve b e e n looking forward for short fourth-period buzzed past Navy S()-7. East Carolina or Louisville. the Tigers. Another reason for the win, Cozza said, was that “The final mark of 3-7 as Drexel topped the visiting Cadetq^i^ The final game for the Huskies this season comes this ...... % 13 .350 OIL Alabama 38-6 last New Notre Dame, which held on they’re good people and to playing in the S ^ a r Bowl touchdown runs by Chris Nick Vldnovic’s two No bowl bid was on the Princeton ball game means an awful lot to Yale players ? Thus, Jauron will enter Saturday’s finale with 26 scoring Saturday at Holy Cross. 12. A three-touchdown explosion by Drexel in the jiecsind PdKtaiid 4 12 .250 low Year’s Night in a clash for a .2617 victory over the treat teams exceptionally ever since 1952 when I drove Dantln and Paul Lyons and touchdown passes in the line when No. 20 Washington and Yale people, just as the Harvard games does.” scampers to his credit. Wesleyan’s squad broke two records as it overwhelmed half made the difference. Sunday’s Games between the No. 1 and 2 — at University of Miami. The well. Texas and Alabama all night to watch Maryland turned back stubborn final period hurled the No. State, a long-time Pac-8 Princeton lost three fumbles and had two passes in­ With any kind of luck, Jauron could have had a five visiting Trinity, despite a three-touchdown ’Trinity rally in Coast Guard’s points came on scoring passes from (Clevrtand 100, Atitmta 98 the time — college football Orange Bowl turned to the have as rich a football and Tennessee,” said 6>ach Mississippi State 2614. The 16 Tar Heels past Duke 14-0 doormat, wound up a fine 7-4 tercepted. touchdown day against the cmce snarling Tigers. The first the fourth quarter. The Wesleyan offense set a Moore to Dusty Stratton and Tom Powell, ; » i Los Angeles 135, Philadelphia teams. Nebraska is only Fighting Irish - “a great heritage as any two in­ Jo e Paterno, who has Tigers then took a bid to the and into a Sun Bowl date campaign by upsetting No. “Our Kids must have been awfully tight or not concen­ cam e when be broke one tackle after another on a pitch-out Springfield sophomore quarterback Jack Levy com­ Western Connecticut ended its season the weekend^ fv ■ rated fifth this year and the football institution with a stitutions in the nation. It already taken his teams to Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl with Texas Tech, which 17 W ashin^n 27-10. The trating,” said Princeton coach Jake McCandless. Seattie 107, Buffalo 84 in the fourth period and was goal-line bound only to have a pleted 17 of 38 passes and broke a school offensive record before last with a 1-7 record. ; < second-ranked Crimson Tide great football* heritage,” should be a great game.” the Orange, Cotton and against No. 13 Tennessee, a shaded Baylor 13-0 as sub (Cougars intercepted three of lu » Only games scheduled blocker fall directly in his path just as dayli^t was ahead was the highest available Nebraska Coach Bob While Alabama’s versatile Gator Bowls. 17-0 winner over Mississippi. Cliff Hoskins rambled for Sonny Sixkiller’s passes and and the ball carrier went head over heels. .The other ABA 204 yards. opponent, since front­ Devaney said - when backs were romping for 461 Southern Cal’s Rose Bowl Auburn, ranked 11th, was sacked him seven times. “miss” cam e in the third canto vdien he pracUcally lugged East the pigskin to the Princeton three and then saw four W L Pet GB ^Bes Football Team We’ve Played^^Ewhanhf Aerial Combination Workgi n ) Carolina 13 7 .650 - running plays, in which he was used as a blocker, fall short I Virginia 11 11 .500 3 Lightning Struck to Snatch Win from Pats of the Tiger goal. New "York 9 10 .474 3W Race Entry List Coming up is the big one. No Yale football season is a Giants Capitalizi^ Memphis - , 7 11 .389 5 Bowls at a Glance success, no matter what kind of a record a team has Undefeated Dolphins Kentucky 7 12 .368 5W Bills in Dramatic Fashion amiing into the traditional finale. Ditto for Harvard. ny West Soars Over 500 To say the crowd was disappointing would be a vast On Breaks to Win 11 7 .611 understatement, (hdy 31,032 showed up. At least 45,000 was Denver 10 8 .556 1 By The Associated Press Thinking Super Bowl Spoiled Bengtson^s Debut With the 38th Five Mile Road Race just three days away eqiected and when the weatherman coq>erated to the ST. LOUIS (AP) - Given a needed break, the New York Sa^tDiego 12 10 .545 1 Thanksgiving morning - General Chairman Will Hadden fullest, 50,000 in the hugh concrete saucer wouldn’t have Giants cashed in Sunday to stop the St. Louis Cardinals 13-7; Utah <; ; 11 10 .524 IW MIAMI (AP) - Mercury up on the rest of the reported today the entry list soared over the 500 mark. surprised too many. with their leading aerial combination in the Nafioiikl Dai^^ 5 10 .333 4W FOXBORO, Mass. (AP)- touchdowns in the third D ec. 18 Morris acted insulted after season.” Sunday’s Games The race, sanctioned by the Football League; 7^,, The New Ehtgland Patriots period. Liberty Bowl at Memphis The green light from the AAU th e Miami Dolphins But he added: “Our only V York 118, Kentucky 115 Connecticut AAU and Midget Grid Norm Snead, defying an icy light rain, in near-freez|^ thought they bad given Phil “I thou^t we had it,” Iowa State vs. Georgia Tech is a must. Without a sanction, goal is winning our first phis 130, Virginia 118 sponsored by Nutmeg Forest, defeated the New York Jets temperatures, twice whipped key passes to ti^ t pnd £|bb Bengtson a victory in his Plunkett said. “ We had it in no registered club runner, or Pretty Good Club 28-24 Sunday for the playoff game.” ' Diego 122, Denver 116, Tail Cedars of Lebanon, starts Fete Tuesday Tucker in the waning minutes of the National Coirference o r i- debut as interim coach, but our grasp and let it get college or schoolboy athlete American Foothall iSvilley caught a nine-yard at 10:30 on Main Street, East Division encounter. >r<. -i > Only games scheduled the Buffalo Bills had other away. I hung the ball on that D ec. 2 3 could compete without jeopor- This is a pretty good Yale eleven and Harvard, too, has Conference’s Eastern Divi­ touchdown pass from Earl opposite School Street. o The annual Awards Dinner ’The path to the goal line established by the No. 2 running •; iff*;' ideas which they showed in interception. It’s pretty dis- Fiesta Bowl at Tempe dizlng his amateur status. Morrall for the game's first All AAU rules must be mjoyed her day in the sun. ’Ihe Bulldogs will bring a 6-2 sion title when asked if for the players and coaches of back, Ron Johnson, piled over the r i ^ t side bvm top one dramatic fashion. couragtog the way things Missouri vs. Arizona or Arizona State score after Miami safety “ -P ro Hockey followed to a T. record into battle while the Harvards are 4-3-1. going unbeaten was the Manchester Midget to bring the Giants their victory. The Patriots appeared to have been going.” Dick Anderson intercepted NHL Post entries will not be Jauh>n will have to turn in a spectacular day if he is to foremost on his mind. Football Assn, will take place New York’s triumph, its sixth in eight ghines, boosted have nailed down the deci­ “I’m very satisfied with Evert to Stay reach the magic 1,006-yard figure this season. He will go in “No, man,” said Morris, Joe Namath’s first pass of tomorrow night at 7 at the East D ec. 2 9 accepted. Deadline was Satur­ the Giants’ record to 6-4 and clinched at least third place in ■■■ f- .'.tU. sion when rookie Mike our overall performance, day for over the counter entries against the Cantahs with 865 yards to' his credit via who ran 23 times for 107 unbeaten in regular season. the game at the New York Army St Navy Qub. the start of the regular cam­ Peach Bowl at Atlanta With Amateurs the division. i „ Walker booted a 36-yard althou^ it would have been with others postmarked before rushing. yards and scored two When asked who could 33. League championship Montreal paign. North Carolina State vs. West Virginia, night St. Louis, 2-7-1 and tied for fourth, had taken a 7-0 tead; NY Rangers Held goal for a 24-17 lead at nice to win,” said Bengtson, FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. midnight on Sunday being Yale has not been a good road team this fali. Both touchdowns, including the beat Miami, Jets’ Coach It was Twilley who cau ^ t trophies will be presented to the “I hit it real good,” the Tangerine Bowl at Orlando early in the second quarter and grudgingly permitted only; Boston > 13:05 of the fourth period. who was hired after John (AP) - ‘T il still be only 18 this accepted. defeats were suffered away from New Haven. Cornell Weeb Ewbank responded, “I two passes for 66 y a i^ , players and coaches of the Kent State vs. opponent to be named, night winning one on a l^yard two Pete Gogolak field goals to protect a 7^ edge in.thei Buffalo Then lightning struck^-^bo®^*' Mazur quit as head coach summer and that is too young to trimmed the Yalies and Penn ambushed Coach Carm sweep in the fourth quarter. don’t know who will. including a 44-yard toss to Chargers and the John Kautz Memorial Award will be fourth period. Detroit when the Bills, as victory 8° through because I got Wt last Monday. “Our fellows be playing entirely for money,” Cozza’s eleven, both setbacks brtng administered on “I’m thinking about the They’re the best football the New York one, which set presented to Head Coach But Cardinal plans went awry When, after advancingto V anover Starved as the Patriots, and was flat on my back. have nothing to be ashamed D ec. 3 0 tennis star ( ^ i s Evert said in WANTED team we’ve played. up Morris’ first score on a arttfical turf. Hiarvard has good old grass at Soldier Field Super Bowl.” George Maloney, Also to be the Giants’ 41, Jim Bakken was sent in for a field g o a l^ Toronto struck for 10 points and a 27- But I knew I had hit it good. of. They showed confidence Su n Bow l Rt E l P aso announcing her decision this “I’d rather play CItan, Late Modal on the banks of the Charles River, which doesn’t displease “We’ve got to try to leap and got Miami back in awarded are trophies for the from the 48. NY Island 24 victory, only their third in This is probably the most in themselves, and that’s N orth C arolin a vs. T e x a s T e ch weekend to remain with the or Washington,” said Ewbank. United States Lawn Tennis Y ale.* polish, get our act ready for the game at halftime, 17-14. league’s most valuable back Placement holder Larry wilson dropped , the slickened West 10 National Football League important one I’ve ever very important.” Gator Bowl at Jacksonville “I tbii& tMs Miami is a Los'Angeles Association (USLTA). Yale’s only hope for a share of the Ivy League title is the playoffs,” said Morris. The Jets had taken a 17-7 and the most valuable lineman. ball, nullifying Bakken’s try, then arose and games this season. made. We really needed this Colorado vs. Auburn USED CARS better football team.” Pittsburgh The decision of the high two-fold. ’The.piues must whip Harvard and hope Penn can “Every game is a' do or die lead on a oneTyard run by Special Guests will be the desperation pass downfield. i7-7'uL' iM -Linzy (Cole, returned the win.” Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston Minnesota Auto Racing school senior from F o r t Top PricM Paid dump Dartmdii% A win or tie hy the latter and the Ivy game for us to keep our John Riggins, a 29-yard pass Rev. Eugene Charman of St. An ineligible receiver, tackle Dan Dierdorf,''gqf, pJa-. kickoff after Walker’s first Hie Patriots took a 7-0 Tennessee vs. Louisiana State, night Athlnta DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Lauderdale not to Join the laurels will retuiii to Hanover, N.H., for another year. mental, physical edge.” Ewbank would like a third from Namath to Rich Caster James ^urch. Mayor John hands on the pass at about the 35, costing St. Louis no^pnly^ first period lead on Fo/AIIMakts Chicago' NFL field goal 51 yards to Whit Biggett, of Raleigh, N.C., Women’s International Tennis I California can have its USC-UCLA game, Philadelphia The Dolphins are now 10-0 shot at the Dolphins in and a 33-yard field goal by Thompson, Dave W i^ n , head Plunkett’s 32-yard pass to possession of the ball but a 15-yard penalty, putting Nqw* PhiliUlelphia the New England 47. Four piloted a Gremlin at an average Federation (WITF) may mean CARTER CHEVROLET its Army-Navy contest but there’s no bigger college and only four games from theAFC championship Bobby Hqwfield. football coach at Manchester Randy Vataha. However, High, Cliff Demers, head York at the Cards’ 44. . . kI - St. Louis plays later, Dennis Shaw speed of nearly 90 miles per D ec.'31 even more money than the rich CO., INC. football game in all New England than Yale-Harvard, becoming the first team in game, but faces an uphill Morrall surprised the Jets the Bills capitalized on New 1229 Miin strati football coach at East Catholic Johnson bolted nine yards and Joe Orduna two for a Rrst California . connected with Bob hour in winning the B.F. Sugar Bowl at New Orleans Virginia Slims tour of the WITF coming up on Saturday. battle to make it. His only Ehigland n stakes to go in pro football since the 1942 and himself by running 31 High, and members of the down at the 33 before a five-yard penalty and an eight-yard . , t Sunday’s Games Chandler on a 42-yard Goodrich Trophy finale, but the Oklahoma vs. Penn State, night could offer her. Phone 646-6464 Chicago Bears to. go hope now is to finish with the yards for a third quarter Central Connecticut Board who loss set the Giants back. i i Boston 6, Toronto 5 scoring pass play, with the front, 17-7, at the half. New season's championship went to best record of a runner-up touchdown to give the officiated at the games this But Snead threaded the Cterdinals’ zone for a 2|z-jfard -P ittsb u rg h 5, New York clock showing just 51 England came back on Earl Fellin of Kensihidon, Md. team, good for a fourth Dolphins the lead at 21-17. Season and who will present the pass to the 6 foot 3 Tucker, then sent Johnson over the i|j^t Rangers 3 , seconds remaining. P lu ^ ett’s passing for two DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - 'Vancouver 9, Buffalo 5 Ja n . 1 playoff spot, and he’ll have He ran after he found his annual Sportsmanship Award. side on fourth down for a first down at the 21. . ,7'.,. The score was tied 24-24, Gene Felton of Atlanta, in a Minnesota 5, Chicago 1 (^maro, won a protest about an Cotton Bowl at Dallas to send the 6-4 Jets against receivers covered. Johnson lost a yard at left end, but Snead retuiii|^‘,to and two losing streaks—Buf­ ‘ Athuita 3, Philadel^ia 2 incorrect lap count, then went Alabama vs. Texas th e Detroit Lions on “ They haven’t planned Tucker and delivered a 21-yard bullet carrying to the,me Only games scheduled falo’s five-game and New on to take the Presidential 250 Rose Bowl at Pasadena The1973Vblkswogen Thanksgiving Day with any runs for me for a long and setting up the touchdown. England’s six-game Fonner New York Mcts Ron WHA Jets Takes Lead road race, surprising Tony Southern California vs. Big Ten representative seven'injured player. tim e,” said Morrall, now 38. “It was hard to throw but not impossible,” said the 33- strings—appeared ended. Hunt, Tim Foli, Mike Jorgen­ ’ East The Colchester Jets beat the DeLorenzo of Troy, Mich, and Orange Bowl at Miami As to th e Dolphins, “The run is Just something year-old Snead in reference to his 13 for 24 passing despite. i W L T Pts However, the Patriots sen, Ken Singleton and Clyde Hartford Huskies 7-3 and the Joe Rodriguez of Miami, who Nebraska vs. Notre Dame, night issriln999: Howard Twllley explained, that just happens. You react Mashore are with the Montreal poor conditions. • Cleveland elected to gamble in the air, New Haven Flyers blasted the co-drove a (Corvette. “We’re certainly not giving to it.” Expos. New England strategy which left them East Hartford Canadians 4-1 Quebec with a 2-8 record. Saturday night in Southern New New Yqrk Maurice Tyler, the Bills’ England Hockey League play. Fro football Roundup: Several Division Titles Up for Grabs)(■; OtI;tewa''' ' safety who set up Buffalo’s The Jets' win puts them to a tie You can play indoor Philadelphia 3 14 0 with East Hartford for first first touchdown with en ha- place. The Flyers moved into Super Bowl or Bust for Don Sula, Winnipeg > terception in the second second place, one half game tennis for as little FRIENDSHIP - Dick Alberta period, turned aortal thief behind. *N( wirrant tint m will npik or riplact dofoctivi putt Woodbury 212, Dick Turcotte Los Angeles t 9 again, picking off a pass in tbs wifiiN, triniiniition, rur nit, front iilo 205, Larry DeLisle 210, Nelson Minnesota 8 7 1 17 thrown by the Patriote’ Jim attomblYi iRtki lyttom, ind olodricti oqulpmont for 60 as ^56 for 25 Walsh 200, Skip Kelly 555, Colts Capture NFL Eastern Division Chica^ 3 12 1 7 Plunkett and sprinting 27 Ali Bout Canceled WARRANTY doyt. Pegge Shelsky 182-469, Doreen Sunday’s Games yards to the New England 8. BOSTON (AP) — Boxing Woodbury 187-467, Shirley NEW YORK (AP) - After Conference’s Eastern Divi­ championship is impor­ In the other games Sun­ NeH Yoric 5, Philadelphia 0 The Bills didn’t fool Promoter Sam Silverman is 60 DAY 100% GUARANTEE weeks this winter at Poknter 190-467, Betty Donpan intercepting a swann of sion title with a 28-24 deci­ tant,” said Shula, “But now day, it was: Baltimore'20, Houston i ,‘ (Heveland 2 around. They called John trying to line up a new feature 451, Bertha Toutain 468. Jets, the Miami Dolphins sion over the New York Jets we’ve got the second season Cincinnati 19; Buffalo' 27, Chicago>4, Minnesota 3 Leypoldt from the bench for bout for a Dec. 13 program at are taking off into the. Sunday. to think about. In winning New Engliuid 24; Detroit 27, Winnipeg 4, Los Angeles 3 a 46yard field goal attempt. Boston Garden. 70 TO YO TA Tennis Forum of M ERCAN TILE- Wait Jacy Only games scheduled Marie n Hardtop. Beige National Football League’s Shula made it plain that he the division title over their New Orleans 14; Ndw Ydrk Lejqx)ldt’s boot was true, Silverman announced during 70 TO YO TA Mark II 4-Door. Automatic 141, Hank Michaud 144, Ken with black vinyl roof, wild, blue yonder. wouldn’t take anything less closest pursuers, the 13, St. Louis 7 and Fran­ and Buffalo went ahead with the weekend that a scheduled Corolla Wagon. Red with transmission, new snow Montie 144-358, Ed Burbank 140- *' PPo Football 12-rounder between former AM/FM, very low Vernon. It’s Super Bowl or bust, than a return-trip ticket to Dolphins grabbed their 10th cisco 34, Qiicago 21. just five seconds left. black interior. tires, one owner. 358, Mick Holmes 351, Sonny. NFL world heavyweight champion mileage! says Coach Don Shula. the NFL’s championship strai^t decision this year. Don Cockroft kicked a 26 Chandler 353, Nick Twenty 355, East “I really took a long time Muhammad Ali and Jack M 8 9 5 ^ Join the Tennis Forum of Vernon Bill Colby 357, Warren Chandler “We’ve got to get this game. The Dolphins were With four more games to go, yard .field goal with eight W L T Pet. on that one,” said Leypoldt, O'Halloran has been canceled. *1495* 359, John Acetp 365, Bryce Hunt football team ready to start humiliated in the Big One they threaten to become seconds left in the gsijae to Miami 10 0 0 1.000 who was cut from the roster O’Halloran reportedly will be located on Feeder Rd., Vernon, 367, Stan Jarvis 372, Harry the playoffs,” said Shula last year by the Dallas Cow­ only the third team in NFL li Dallas’ famed Dooniaday NT Jrts 6 4 0 .600 for the last pre-season game sidelined six months because of Buckminster 376, Rollie after his tough guys won the boys. history- to finish a regular Defense frustrated Baltimore 3 7 0 .300 and then activated again at tendonitis in his elbow. Gonn. - Exit 97 off Wilbur Guillotte 383, Roy Mcguire 386. ‘ American • Football “Sure, winning a division seEison undefeated. Philadelphia’s ground .land Buffalo 3 7 0 .300 68 PONTIAC 68MGB While Miami ran away air attack in soundly beating N» England 2 8 0 .200 69 MUSTANG Gross Hwy. : Central LeMans 4-Door. 0 Dark blu4, new radial Golf consecutive Hoerman Carib­ and hid from its opponents the Eagles Sunday, The Green with matching vinyl Hockey Pimburgh 7 3 0 cylinders, automatic, tires, wire wheels, extra • 4 Championship courts bean Cup championship. in the AFC East, the N FL’s nigged Cowboys held "ihe( top, 6 cylinders, automatic, AUCKLAND, New Zealand NEW YORK — Herb Elk, (^eland 7 3 0 \Raiders, Blazers Losers power steering. clean! • Opsn svsry day 7 a.m.-l 1 p.m. RIO DE JANEIRO - Gary remaining division titles Eagles to 120 yards fils li^ ' one owner. John Miller of the United States named General Manager of the CihcUinati. 5 5 0 Player’s 72-hole 270 was good • Non dirset shadow>frse lighting sank an 18-foot birdie putt on World Hockey Association New were still up for grabs after and 85 passing. : ^ Houston 1 9 0 A bargain is a bargain. for a ten-stroke win over Steve B As Executive Quit *1195* *1595* • Showsr and lockar room the first sudden death hole to York Raiders, submitted his Sunday’s action. Minnesota’s Fran Taikeii- • West *1595* Melnyk .of Jacksonville, Fla. • Compllmantary towal service defeat Taiwan’s Lu Hiang-Huan resignation as requested by the The Cleveland Browns ton threw TD bombs of 7)$,. 76 OhUand 6 3 1 .650 W hile you con see the new 1973 Beetle more than 5,000 parts. (It sounds compul­ and gpve the South African the goals to lead uie Raiders over and win the $24,000 Otago Association office. bounced the Pittsburgh and 66 yards to spark the Kansas City 5 5 0 .500 By The Associated Press • Professional Instruction (additional is still at Q nice low price, you really can’t Charity Classic. $24,000 Brazil Open crown. Philadelphia. Goalie P ete sive, but it’s the best way to reach perfec­ PHILADELPHIA - Steelers 26-24 and threw Vikings over Los Angeles. San Digo 3 $ 1 .350 cost) Both the New York Raiders Donnelly earned the shutout, begin to see the value until ypu know what tion.) NASSAU, Bahamas — Puerto Philadelphia Blazers president Denver 3 7 0 .300 • G lass front viewing lounge their AFC Central race into Green Bay punter Ron and Philadelphia Blazers lost his second this season against you're getting (or your money. Rico’s four-man team National Conference BARGAIN CORNER Consider also our legendary resale Jam es Cooper resigned from a tie; Oakland crushed Widby completed a 66yard club executives In the World the Blazers. • Nursery (fully equipped) combined for a 72-hole 1248 and In an All-Star baseball the World Hockey Association East All safety inspected and ready for the road. A warranty, for instance, that's twice value. When you compare it with other Denver 37-20 and moved 114 touchdown pass play to Hockey Association Sunday. Chicago bounced from b e h i^ • Free coffee an easy 23-stroke victory over game, no pitcher can go team in a dispute over Washington 8 1 0 .889 what you get with any other small cor; 24 Gors after three years, it mokes our $1999* games up on the Kansas City Dave Davis on a fake iwnt G en ^ Manager Herb Elk, twice to overtake Minnesota the Bahamas for their .third more than three innings. 8 2 0 .800 • Free parking months or 24,000 miles. * * management policy with the CMefs in the AFC West. The and John Staggers returned on the job less than one month, and end tbe Fighting Saints’ sound absolutely amazing.'*^ ^ 'Giants 4 0 .600 •tiaii>irwatitt»f»waMUaira.Wm club’s major stockholder. resigned from the financially- winning streak at five games. MMi WMW BMiMtt aU 1 Mat tar Ht m, aw*| M ai IM tl aa But then, we wouldn't be offering it if it Everything adding up to one important Chiefs were beaten 27-17 by a punt 85 yards for anotlier Phil 2 7 1 .250 troubled New York club as the Jan Popiel’s goal uritb just over JM Um weren't for our incredibly finicky factory in­ the San Diego Chargers. score as Green Bay vriiip^ 8t.'t(m is 2 7 1 .250 point; there's a big difference between be­ Raiders were blanking two minutes left gave the 66GKVRU NOTICE... In the National Football Houston. Central 6 7 G 0 M D 69 TO YO TA spection; over 1100 inspectors poring over ing cheap, and being o bargain^ Tennis Philadelphia 5-0. Day-to-day Cougars the victory after 2-Door Hardtop. 6 We Will Be Closed Conference, the Dallas Cow­ Jim O’Brien kicked the Green Bay 7 3 0 .700 Wagon. V-8, power Corolla Wagon. Standard operation of the club is now in Reggie Fleming had tied the cylinders, automatic, Thursday-Friday-Saturday LONDON - Margaret Court boys smashed the second of his two field goals Minnesota 6 4 0 .600 steering. transmission, roof rack. N w things in Kf« work OS w «l ^ ^ •-■■ /

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PUT ’e a ^ Bruins Given Deserved Rest, The Eeonoiiiical Way The “Action Marketplace” To Advertise Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers Bucyk Gets 500th NHL Assist 'if ♦ Over 60,000 Daily Readers IB words, 8 days ...... $1.89 Fast Results « BOSTON (AP) - The The weekend sweep cenbrate more on defense, (hni’t think he played badly. the coveted 400-goal mark IB. words, 6 days ...... $8.24 Boston Bruins were given a enabled the Bruins to move think of our goal-tenders And I have a bunch he just earlier this season. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR well-deserved rest by Coach into^third place in the East more.” may improve.” The Leafs, trailihg 5-2, IB words, 10 days ...'...... $4.50 Tom Johnson today after a CLASSIHED ADVER’nSEMEN’TS A M A ^ w 'A / o Division. They picked up Orr, who underwent knee llie Bruins got goals fitnn threw a scare into the 80 Words, 26 days . . . $14.56 AjLWAyS COMS& very productive, although ground on both the Kfontreal surgery last June after Mike Walton, Ken Hodge Bruins in the final period. 12:90 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION T o PU-Aiy, U//A/ something less than an ar­ 1 |f^ p y A ds ...... $1.60 inch Canadiens and the New leatfing the Bruins to the and niiF Esposito (» th ^ Jim McKenney tallied for t.' Deadline for Saturday and Monday o a I .O S E , / s tistic, weekend in the York Rangers, trailing the Stanley Cup championship, first thijTC shots on goal in Toronto before Sheiq>ard, a PHONE 643-27U is 12:00 Noon Friday National Hockey League. old rivals now by 10 and 5 had a goal and an assist the opaiing period. Norm rookie, netted a backhander u r n s , . . With superstar Bobby Orr points, respectively. against the expansibn Ullman countered for Toron­ for his eighth goal in 10 back in the lineup for Help Wanted 38 Help Wanted 35 “I have to say it was a Islanders in New York. He to, but Greg Sheppard made games with Boston. Palndng-FapoHng 13 limited duty, the Bruins pretty good weekend,” Jotoi- also collected an assist it 4-1 before the end of the George Ferguson scored Aerald defeated the New York MANAGEMENT Trainee - A :g son said. “I’ll take four against Toremto, but was not session. on a power play at 18:24, and PLEASE READ RICHARD E. Martin. Full leader to work with and train S HAPPY A D S Islanders 7^3 Saturday night points anytime. However, satisfied with his game. Toronto’s Dave Keen and Ron Ellis out-shot the ■BOX LETTERS rofessional painting service, SERVICE others. Call Mr. Steber, 645 and then returned home for Y O U R A D Eiterior - exterior. Free es­ we had a pretty bad mental “I feel all right, but I don’t Walton matched second Bruins 13-4 ill the last 80 , J For Your timates, fully insured. 649-4411. 2637. S a 6-5 decision over the Classified or "Want AdS" are. ------¥• lapse against Toronto. tiiink I played as well as I period goals. Veteran John­ minutes. Toronto pulled Information MANAGER Toronto Maple Leafs before Everyone seems to be just a did in New York,” Orr said. ( taken over the phone as a con­ ertenced HAIRDRESSER for S ny Bucyk. helped set up goalie Ron Low, but the ITHE HERALD will not dis­ C. AND G. Home Improve­ Ex, Manchester salon. Excellent » the usual crowd of 15,003 little too offense-minded. Told of Orr’s criticism, Walton for the 600th assist of venience. The advertiser should ment. Interior, exterior pain­ OE* /Heavy Duty Bruins held on for the vic­ c i ^ the identity of any adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT ting and wallpapering. FYee salary, commission and ® Sunday night at the Garden. We’re going to have to con- Johnson smiled and said, "I his NHL career. Bucyk hit tory tiser using box letters. Readers Trucks benefits. Call Hartford, 525- SS APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in estimates. 2259565, 228-3531. 2372,______g answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The Call North Stars Shot Wisely desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE DONALD E. Tarca - Manager 563-2375 JUNIOR CHOIR director. ^ can^ollow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for paperhanging and painting. 10:45-11:45 a.m. Sunday mor- $ any advertisement and then only to F W estimates. Call 643-0271. BROCKWAY nings. Rehearse three weeks, S Name It Carefree Goalie your reply to the box worship service on fourth the extent of a "make good” inser­ in an envelope — address to the B.A.C Painting Co. Painting by MOTOR TRUCKS Schmautz Records tion. Errors which do not lessen the Sunday. Bolton, call 6457225. (.^s^Oed Manager. Manchester experts, exteriors, interior. Rocky Hill, Conn. . . . Soffl*on« value of the advertisement will not Exit 23 off 1-91 u Herald, together with a Spray brush and roll. MATURE WOMAN to work I may hav« sent you rtiemo listing the companies be corrected by "make good" inser­ Reasonable prices, free es­ part-tim e, Monday through Four-Goal Night Blazers tion. NEW YORK (AP) - Jim Rutherford has the proper you^o NOT \yant to see your timates. Also wallpapering. Friday evenings, also all day a hoppy adl NEW YORK (AP) — “Four.” 643-0001. Saturday and Sunday. Apply in carefree attitude that a goaltender needs to succeed in th^ letUr, Your letter will be WELDERS — Mig and electric No, it’s not a golf cry-but rather the number of goals that destroyed if the advertiser is 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 person, Swiss Colony, National Hockey League. PAPER hanging and celling welder, experience or trainee. Manchester Parkade. Bobby Schmautz scored for the Vancouver Canucks Did It one you've mentioned. If not it And Pittsburgh’s Rutherford deficit. Dale RoUe, Ted Irvine painting. Reasonable rates. Tig-prefer aircraft experience. ...A N D IT Sunday night. will be handled in the usual Senleaa Ottend 12 Free estimates. Call 643-9112. Good pay. Apply in person, WAITRESS for lunch hours U G R ANDM A ^ H AS MADE is succeeding big this season at and Walt ’Tkaezuk scored for Schmautz’ hot night earned NHL record. His tallies came the expense of the New York tniittneir. Corbin Gentry Corn., 40 Maple 11:352, Monday through Friday T H e e M ttC 6 NEW YORK (AP) - the losers. Street, Sommersviile, Conn. :$;Ro8es are red, violets araii| the Canucks to a 9-5 victory at 2:36, 6:24 and 15:51. Rangers. The Penquin net- SNOW Plowing — Commercial WALLPAPERING and and 510 p.m. Saturday. Apply o n e o f “It’s rare,” the Canuck right Roughsticking it.. .holding. It was the first loss at home and residential. Reasonable pshnting, interior and exterior, at Tacorral, Broad St., !:•: blue, j? over the Buffal Sabres in th e » minder blocked 37 shots Sunday this season for New York, and t o ^ a h d Found TNB OJSEAT wiiiger said. “Tell you the . .game misconduct. rates. Also available as backup expertly done. Free estimates. LICENSED only-plumbers and Manchester. 5Jl couldn't be happy vulthout^j National Hockey League. night and led his club to a 53 only the fifth setback aU season R u n n i n g truth, I didn’t feel like I* was You name it, and the LOST, Terguson Rd., Route 6 rig. Cali 646-3467, 647-9304. Tim Conaty, 633-7516 after 6 oil burner mechanics. Good !:;■ a Grammy like you. Schmautz scored three victory that snapped a Ranger for the Rangers second to p.m. benefits, guaranteed work year b a c k s - i n playing too well in the first Philadelphia BU ^rs were areO, small white and gray AUTO W recker operator, Sj straight goals in the second winning streak at six games. Pittsburgh. SHARPENING Service - around. Rease call 872-9119. experienced preferred, but will Love,, ;!■ professional period hnd got his final tally in period and it goes to show you penalized for it Sunday in Siamese cat, answers to Bou. ______\ S Brian FOOTBALL It was only the second loss in “We haven’t beaten them all Reward. Phone 643-5333. Saws, knives, axes, shears, Building-Contracting 14 train. Apply to Service the last period. The goals gave what can happen when you get their 5-0 World Hockey the last 15 games for the skates, rotary blades. Quick WANTED — Woman to live in Manager, Ted Trudon g r that much over the year,” said him a total of seven in his last the chances.” Association loss to the New Rangers, both to the Penquins Coach Red Kelly of the Pen­ ..vc^T,l3 ^ Heart shaped watch, service. Capitol Equipment ROOM ADDITIONS - with elderly lady, light Volkswagen, Inc. No calls two games. Larry Romanchych scored York Raiders. Manchester area. Reward. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. dormers, garages, add a level, housekeeping, owh transporta­ please. and both to Rutherford, What is quins. “But I’ll ti^e these tW . tion preferred. 6452977. Happy Birthday He scored a three-goal hat his first two goals in the NHL to The Blazers didn’t think it the smallish goalie’s secret? Ph^nf 649-4364. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday roofing, siding, foundations. ’That New York is a pretty good 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- Low, low prices. Bank finan­ SERVICE Station mechanic, | SANDY trick against the Los Angeles pace Atlanta over Philadelphia. was fair. Especially Coach Phil “Just good hard work,” he hocky team.” I l» n W NIA, Ik . Kings on Friday. Romanchych’s second goal tied LOST, Female dog, part husky 7958. cing. Add-A-Level Dormer, 285 OFFICE Clerk-Bookkeeping full and part-time, over 18. g 16 Already? Watson and right winger John said. “’That’s all.” experience and typing requires Love, Schmautz said be feels the the game at 2-2 with 9:45 left in f. and Belgian sheep dog, Gilead 0449. Experience necessary. Good McKenzie. ’That, and two friendly goal TWO Handymen want a variety Apply in person only, Meadows pay and benefits. Apply Texaco •¥ FrofTi Your Family reason for his sudden goal the game and then Bobby Letter Richmond Deals' vicinity', very friendly. Answers "I think he'll /iVe for years. What keeps him going is the to R eceive “I’m going to speak tp the posts. ’The Rangers bang^ a to Niki, 228-3363. of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - possibility that he may be a winner in the header's Convalescent Home, 333 Service, 1475 Silver Lane, East S splurge is an improved aim scored the game winning shot league administration about couple off the posts and Ruther­ attlc^, cellars cleaned. Lawns Remodeling, repairing, Bid well Street, Manchester, Hartford. J:;- with his shots. for the Flambs. Hershey Setback Digest contest!" 'referee Brent Casselman,” ford took care of most of the FOUND, Brown mongrel male, and gardener’s service. Call additions, rec rooms, porches Conn. An equal opportunity CLERGY “That seems to be the Minnesota made the best of fumed Watson. “I’m finished other shots they took. ‘"The By THE ASSOaA’TED PRESS white, spot on chest. Call Dog 643- 5305. and roofing. No job too small. employer. DISHWASHERS wanted, one difference. I’m hitting the net only 19 shots in beating Call 649-3144. for 2-3 hours at lunch time, $ Buy your rook salt needs talking with him.” posts? Oh, yeah,”, remembered Richmond and Virgldla Waii^n, 6464555. GENERAL machinist — lathe from the S-' Award now, instead of missing it.” Chicago. Terry Holbrook “We’re teed off at Rutherford, '"niey’re part of scored American Hockey LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 Help Wanted 39 Monday through Friday; one :•:! D<3r MERS, garages, porches, and milling hands. Metronics, JAYCEES S In the other NHL games, the scored the game-winning goal Casselman,” said an angry FOj&ND, M ongrel, fem ale moving large appliances. Friday and Saturday nights, 7- the goalie’s equipment. ’They League wins Sunday night whi^e Burning barrels delivered. $4- rec rooms, room additions, MANCHESTER - Delivery - Inc. Route 6 and 44A, Bolton. until. Apply Cavey 8, 45 East :S and we’ll PRAY FOR YOU S Atlanta Flames tripped the for the North Stars inthe second McKenzie. hit the outside of the posts, so the Cleveland Barons aitd puppy, black, 4 white paws, Floyd Little, the 30-year- Orange, Sugar and Gator “Volunteer” program of the white spot on chest. Call Dog 644- 1775. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, light trucking and package Center St. Philadelphia Flyers 3-2; the period. Bitter feelings among the we won’t call them close.” Rochester Americans fou^t to siding, general repairs. Quality delivery. Refrigerators, FIRST GLASS EARN EXTRA money for old running back of the Bowls. He was captain of NFL led Little to delay the Boston Bruins nipped the Pittsburgh bunched three Wdrden, 6464555. Denver Broncos who has adversaries stem from earlier They were as close as the a 2-2 Ue. CARPENTER available, days, workmanship. Financing washers and stov^ moving Christmas. Call after 4 p.m. ask the Saltine Warriors in 1966 publication of a hook about Toronto Maple Leafs .6-5; the goas in the econd period to beat involvements with Casselman. Rangers could come against the evenings, weekends. Additions, available. Economy Builders, specialty. Folding chairs for for Frank, 647-1734. BUSINESSMEN been a football star since his Virginia, playing at home, FOUND, Irish setter, female and also competed in track his experiences in football. Pittsburgh Penquins turned the Rangers. Bryan Hextall got And they exploded into temper young goalie. defeated the. Baltimore dog; Call Dog Warden, 6464555. alteraUons, repairs. No job too Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, rent. 649-0752. SHSTIffiTM. Got your rock salt from days at HiUhouse High in and field, holding a world It is entitled “Little by back the New York Rangers 5-3 the Penquins staRed with a tantrums Sunday in a game in ^ Rutherford set down the Clippers 5-3. Richmond downed small. Free estimates. Call evenings. EXPERIENCED gas station MECHANICS theJAYCEES New Haven, has been U ttle.” and the Minnesota North Stars goal in the final three minutes which the Blazers were out­ P^raonala-Announgoment* 2 Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 Dreaamaking 22 attendant, part-time, ^ p ly in Experienced In dietel engine repxln. And we’ll give you record for the indoor 40-yard Rangers in spite of a sore left the Hershey Bears 4-1, to end MASONRY - All types of person. Maple Super ^rvice, selected to receive a Gold dash. Floyd has played in the beat the Chicago Black Hawks of the opening period and then classed by the time of the third wrist. He got hit by a puck in the Bears’ five-game, non­ p.m. MEGHAMGS the Business stone, brick fireplaces, walls, CUSTOM made ladies dresses, 220 Spruce St. TOP WAGES I mms , Key from the Connecticut The 5-10, 195-pounder was last two Pro Bowls and has 5-1... Greg Polls, Darryl Edestrand period. the warmup before Saturday losing streak. WaNt ED ride, Manchester — Si Bloomfield, 8 to 4:30 p.m. (or to TWO YOUNG married men concrete steps, sidewalks. No suits. Bridal gowns and veils. Call Branch or Builneia Manager Sports Writers’ Alliance at been voted to the All-Pro Schmautz’ three goals in a and Syl Apps scored for Philadelphia center Bryan night’s 6-1 victory over Atlanta Pierre LeBlanc scored to put will do small repair jobs and job too small. Free estimates. & WELDERS CUSTOMER service represen­ Happy Birthday the first No. 1 draft choice Pittsburgh in the second period. suit driver), please call 649-6871 Also hand set fashion jewelry. (or appointment. their 32nd annual Gold Key team of the Pro Football single period was one shy of the Campbell, who was called for and was forced to leave the the visiting Barons ahead in the painting, also cellar cleaning Over 20 years experience. After 6451133. tative. Immediate openiniig for MS-2S75 To the Best ever signed by the Broncos after S p.m. Minimum one year ex­ individual with off ic i Awards Dinner Monday, and the only No. 1 choice Writers of America. He is tripping in the first period and game after one period. firstperiod. Red Armstrong tied and lim t trucking. Call 646- 5 p.m. 6451870. 6452975. I MOM hooking in the second, was so But he was in much better it up for the Americans in the 2692, 6453726. Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 27 perience, must read experience, general clerical/^ - BROGKWAY MOTOR TROGKS S Love, Jan. 29, at the Hartfoi^- signed by Denver during the first black to receive a RIDE WANTED from .duties,utlc telephone• • • contact with Pro Basketball Roundup incens^ by the third stanza shape than the Rangers, who second, and Jerry Byers lOf the Burnham St,, Manchester to CARPENTRY - Repairs, blueprints. Ex<^ellent Bocky Hill, Conn. • Robin, Howard. Lorna, Hilton Hotel. their first 10 years of Gold Key from the Alliance. CEILING and ceramic tile remodeling, additions, roofing. MORTGAGES, loans first customers, good typing ability Exit U, oil 1-91 that he verbally showed his lost three players, defenseman Barons and Bob Ellett viciysity Farmington and fringe benefits and pay.' on electric typewriter. Good Jimmy, Brian, Lisa Little, the American existence because of trades displeasure. Casselman first Sigourney St., Hartford, hours specialist, one ceiling or all, Call David Patria, South second, third. All kinds. Realty An equal opportunlly employer Ab DeMarco and forwards Vic exchanged goals in the thjrd Windsor, 644-1796. wages and benefits for a ver­ ...... and Jacques Football Conference’s after Little arrived. Lakers Eyeing socked him with a misconduct Hadfield and Bruce MacGregor 9-4:30. Please call 644-0390. repaired, remodeled. No job too statewide. Credit rating B a s e b a ll period for the 2-2 tie. small. 647-9232. unnecessary. Reasonable. Con­ satile individual. Send resume leading rusher for the past Since arriving in the Mile and then threw him out a with various injuries in Satur­ Virginia scored twice in the to P.O. Box 8225, East Hartford BOSTON (AP) — Several major Aut6$ For Sale 4 WES ROBBINS carpentry fidential, ouick arrangements. PRESSURE BLAST ng( two seasons and who now High City, Little has rushed minute later when Campbell day night’s 3-1 victory at St. first period while the Clippers TREE Service (Soucier) — remodeling specialist. Ad­ Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. or contact Dan Pollock LABORATORY Technician league baseball players, in­ ^ immediately at 5259386. Martin or two (lays per week, reliable appears headed for his for more than 4,0()0 yards in kept talking. Louis. ’They joined defenseman were short-handed and the tsjro NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Trees cut, building lots cleared, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 100 Constitution Plaza, opportunity for a cluding Carlton Fisk and Rico Ano ther Streak In addition, the Philadelphia built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens. Brower Company. and trustwortiiy. Call 6452626. second straight 1,000-yard his almost six full seasons, Petrocelli of the Boston Red Brad Park on sidelines Sunday goals proved decisive as the Baitkriipt, repossession? trees topped. Got a tree Hartford. Evenings, 233-6879. Ca/INC. hiph school graduateaouate preferablypreft NEW YORK (AP) - The Los Angeles Lakers have won 10 bench was called for a couple of night. problem? Well worth phone 649-3446. with.....I. post-graduate — . — -'"-te study season, was raised in Water- including the AFC-leading Sox, have organized a basket­ Red Wings hung on for their 5-3 Hbna*'t Douglas accepts lowest 41 Chapel Street PLAY Santa the Avon way this MAN w anted p a rt-tim e , straight in the National Basketball Association. (}ould it be penalties for insulting the ’The Penquins got goals from victory. down, smallest payment, call. 742-8252. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd avallatDie in an expanding evenings, for machine floor bury and moved to New totals of 901 yards in 1970 ball team to play games for LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - mortgages — interim financing Manchester year! Sell lovely Avon gift laboratory. This is truly a Haven at age 14. that the NBA champions wiil go on and shatter their referee in the third period. A five different shooters-Greg Richmond fashioned its win anywhere. Not small loan items to friendly people near scrubbing. Call 649-5334. and 1,133 yards in 1971. He charity this winter. total of 12 penalties were called finance company plan. Douglas VETS Trucking — large van new homes custom built, — expedient and confidential Call Mrs. Brunetti, ground floor opportunity with a record winning streak of 33 in a row? Polis, Bryan Hextall, Darryl with two goals in each of the remodeling, additions, rec your home, earn extra cash to growing company being a At Hillhouse, he was an presently has 652 yards The team also includes Mike On the visitors, as opposed to Motors, 345 Main. with driver, yards, attics, local service, J. D. Real Estate 643-2487 between DENTAL Assistant, unique Andrews of the Chicago White The Lakers started on the Edestrand, Lowell McDonald second and third periods to hauling, furniture rearranged, rooms, garages, kitchens Assoc. 643-5129. make your own holiday leader in the specialty paper All-State running back in rushing and is gaining only four on New York. and Syl Apps-to subdue New overcome a first period goal by 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. brighter. Phone 289-4922. position available for woman 1960. He then attended Sox, Sparky Lyle of the New longest winning streak in the bined for 51 points to lead 19^3 MERCURY four-door free estimates. 643-2519. remodeled, bath tile, cement making Industry. Position is with some experience In dental ground at a pace which ’Die way the Raiders played York. Pittsburgh scored the Hugh Harvey of the Bears. work. Steps, dormers. Bualnesa Opportunity 28 within corporate research and Bordentown (N.J.) Military York Yankees, Jim Lonborg history of major league Cleveland over the Hawks. ’The sedan, new tires, good running procedures. Please send would give him 1,008 yards professional team sports just a Cavaliers opened an 18-point from the start, they didn’t need first three goals of the game ’Die Cinciimti at Providence condition. Make an offer. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Residential or commercial. WANTED housewives to development technical resume, Including phone and Ken Brett of the Call 649-4291. laboratory. The primary work Academy before going on to for 1972. year ago this month. lead in the last quarter. Lou any help from Uie officials, and the outmanned Rangers game was postponed because of Brown's Tire Shop, 333 Main fireplaces, flagstone terraces. AMERICA’S largest tax deliver m all in your own HELP WANTED number to Dental Assistant, Philadelphia Phillies, Gerry Alf concrete repairs, both service, H & R Block, wants to activity will be in the area of Syracuse University. At Litle and his wife Joyce Moses of the Cleveland Indians . ’Their current streak started Hudson of the Hawks was high however. simply couldn’t overcome that poor ice. Street, Manchester. neighborhood. Flexible hours. P.O. Box 426, Manchester. Syracuse, Little broke the inside and outside, railings, DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, locate a person capable of No soliciting. Immediate work. physical testing and product live ih Denver during the and George Scott of the Oct. 29 against Phoenix and for the game with 28 while Pete landscaping. Reasonably additions, homes and running an established volume Phone 646-6700 or apply at quality e^juation. Send running records of Jim Maravi^ added 22. 1965 COUNTRY Squire, 9- FLORIST APPLIANCE salesman to sell off-season while Floyd Milwaukee areas'. All are reached 10 Sunday night with a passenger station wagon, priced. Call 643-0851. remodeling. No job too small, tax service in this area. office, Independant Postal resume and salary requirement Grant’s own “Bradford” major Brown and the late Ernie prepares to enter law former members of the Red 135-95 rout of Philadelphia. The Seattle made it three in a row luggpge racks, 352 engine. 3475. no job too big. 644-2427 days. Elxcellent opportunity for right System, 473 Hartford Rd., DESIGNER to or call Arthur Tournas, Vice appliances, televisions, stereos, Davis and also surpassed Sox. Lakers now have won 15 of their by drubbing Buffalo, paced by SNOW plowing — Experience 6457435 evenings. person. We train. For details. Manchester. Full or Piit-TIm i President, Colonial Board Co., sewing machines and floor school. He has been working 615 Parker St., Manchester, their All-America selections Basketball teams desiring to last 16 games. ’Their last defeat 26 points from Spencer commercial and residential. Write H & R Block, 356 R. West Apply in ponon cleaning lines. Position offers closely with Denver-area Prompt, courteous service. RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmney IB Middle Tpke., Manchester, SERVICE Station attendant Conn. 649-4567. by being picked on at least youth groups in addition to play the baseball players in the came at the hands of Golden Haywood and 24 from John 1968 CHEVROLET station many company benefits. New England area should con­ State. « Brisker. Randy Smith was high w^gon, V8, automatic transmis­ References. 646-7770. Conn., 06040, or Call 6455440. wanted days, full time. Moriar- Applicant must own car. Prior one first-team All-America touring Vietnam for the GUTTERS and roofs repaired ty Bros. 315 Center St., KRAUSE FLORIST PART-TIME security guard tact Chuck "Tooney at the Cleveland whipped Atlanta for the slumping Braves with at sion power steering, very clean, and replaced. Excellent sales experience preferred, but squad during each of his United Service Organization 45,000 miles. 643-4496. WASHING Machine repairs, Manchester. 621 Hartford Rd. Minchottor wanted, Hartford and vlcinit; not essential. Apply Personnel Boston Arena. 109-98 and Seattle downed Buf­ 19. RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, workmanship. Reasonable Call for interview between fo Uvee varsity seasons. (USO) in 1970 and taking falo 107-84 in Sunday’s other Two quick baskets by Stew avaryday prices. Free estimates. 646- AMERICAN office, W.T. Grant Co., 370 West While playing with the 1967 VOLKSWAGEN bug, $700. Maytag. Reasonable rates. MILLER Farms needs man for a.m.-2 p.m., 522-7193. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. part in the National Football NBA games. In the American Johnson at the start of the over­ low Owner of Pike Coin Wash and 1399. employment in egg plant, also Orangemen, he amassed WINTER THES Phone 647-9526, after 5 p.m. League’s drug abuse F o o tb a ll Basketball Association, the time helped the Conquistadors Dry Cleaning, 275 West Middle OIL some deliveries. Class II WOMAN to care for 5month TEACHERS — Piano, guitar, MACHINIST — needed by small over 5,000 yards in total prograih. New York Nets edged Kentucky beat Denver in the ABA. ’The Turnpike, next to Stop and BIDWELL Home Improvement license required. Call Coventry old boy, 9-3, your home. drums, etc. Give Telephone established company to operate 1^1 TRIUl^H Spitfire, good Co. Expert ^installation of number to Teachers-P.O. Box offense and played in the H is efforts for the Schoolboy football seasons 118-115, Memphis downed regulation game ended 109-109 epnditioDi' snow tires, low Shop, 643-4913. 742-6232. Vicinity of Oxford St. or East horizontal milling machine and when Dave Robisch of the aluminum siding, gutters and STATION Center St. Call 643-5810 after 406. Manchester for Manchester High and East Virginia 130-118 and San Diego tplleage. 643-7814______trims. Roofing installation and surface grinders. Trade school Catholic will come to a close took Denver in overtime 122-116 Rockets hit a jumper in the last TREE REMOVAL -• Pruning, Manchester MOLD makers, tool makers, 3:30. background helpful. Good DISGOUNT PRICES spraying, etc., fully insured. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Bridgeport operators, first CALIP'ORNIA manufacturing seven seconds. Chuck Williams 1970 DUSTER, 6 cylinder, starting rate with complete Thanksgiving morning. Led by Gail Goodrich and Jim class men only need to apply. company is looking for dynamic led the Cues with 28 while automatic, excellent condition, Licensed. Free estimates. Call Stay one step ahead of SECRETARY-Bookkeeper. paid benefits. Apply at Nobel UCLA Unanimous ' Manchester High will trek to McMillian, who hit for 24 and 19 633-5345. ROOFING — Specializing 45-hour week, friiwe benefits. Good typing and shorthand with women to earn extra money in Willimantic to meet Windham Robisch topped Denver with 22,, Hrestohe ^ s t offor. Phone 643-1246. the competition. and Westbrook, Westbrook points, respectively, the Lakers i^ .M I I ■■ ...... repairing roofs of all kinds, new Allied Mold & Engineering, fip re aptitude and knowledge their spare time. Unlimited Street, East Hartford. An equal High in a CCIL encounter star­ rolled up a 68-43 halftime lead George Carter threw in 30 DICK’S Snow Plowing - roofs, gutter work, chimneys, Vernon, Conn. 875-6238. of booKkeeping. Growing possibilities for the right per­ opportunity employer. In College Hoop Poll 1«67 PLYMOUTH Belvedere cleaned and rwaired. 30 years MODERN 3-BAY son. Call 643-8858 between 9-11 ting at 10:15. ’The attraction will and let the reserves take over points and Bill Melchionni V8, AM/FM radio, $600. Call specializing in serving company, east of river. take place at the high school after that. Leroy Ellis topped added 29 while handing out 12 Rockledge and surrounding experience. Free estimates, ASSISTANT supervisor for Excellent benefits and ad­ a.m. assistant to Wooden a couple of WIBE T B -K M it MBW T M n 372-3519. Howley, 643-5361. STATION Situation Wanted 38 field. the 76ers with 20 points. assists to spark the Nets over Dm p toMing ctMtt «sW« twfh •ngfo groovm and areas, driveways, sidewalks, school bus company. Must be vancements. Salary to $135 By The Assaciated Presii years back and whose team tnoutdara for •xetUant traet»ort...lonfl —i------SLIPCOVER and drapery East Catholic High will enter­ Austin Carr, with 26, and Kentucky. Dan Issel led the Amtrico't fovonto wintor dr*. parking lots. Call 643-0002. over 23, have some mechanical D.O.E. Fee paid. Rita Girl, 99 HOUSE Cleaning, $3 an hour, UCLA has been voted the No. 1061 LINCOLN^ good condition, Heating-Plumbing 17 Please call days 563-0131, maker, experienced only• Apply finished in a tie for 20th in the tain South Catholic High at Dwight Davis, with 25, com­ (Lionels with 26. $160. Call 644-0914. knowledge, be able to handle East Center St., Manchester. hours 9-3. Call 643-1910, 649- 1 college basketball team in this polls. SNOW Plowing — Starting new Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. people and administrative 646-3441. Sterling Upholstering and 1925. 10:30 at Mt.Nebo. SAM Watson Plumbing and Supply, 222 McKee Street, year’s Associated Press pre- Florida State, which lost to 1969 AUSTIN American, 5- route, residential and Evenings and Sunday u ll duties. Call 643-2414. seasoh poll but Coach John ALL SIZES DISCOUNT PSICEO commercial. Free estimates. Heating. Bathroom remc^eling LEGAL secretary Manchester. UCLA in last year’s NCAA pOssenger, 43,000 miles, and repairs. Free estimates. collect 413-786-3041. WILL care for infants and Wooden isn’t especially op­ finals, was picked as the No. 2 •UhCKWAU.8 wHinwRua aiitjmatic, bucket seats, Call 643-1364, also light RECEPTIONIST - A most Good shorthand and typing. An toddlers in my licensed •in trucking. Call 6453808. interesting position for mature WOMAN wanted to share timistic. team with 520 points. Maryland, • f i b i m m a a a *71 Oteoeunt to IM AM/FM radio, excellent condi- excellent opportunity to learn. Manchester home. Two meals P h s e individual in a modern Starting salary to $135 D.O.E. amartment with 75 year old gal. As has been his customary, winner of last season’s NIT, C99 1A thhi. Must sell, $675. 643-9708. furnished. Excellent te n t«> eao.oo • 21.4B • 3 3 .0 0 0 2 4 .0 0 • 2 be REWEAVING OF - burns, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing GAS service station, contains downtown-Hartford dental of­ Rent free in exchange for a modest posture through the was picked by the voters as the ^ Lake St., Bolton. service bay, lift, jacks, etc. Fee paid, Rita Girl, 99 East atmosphere, daily or weekly. 179 14 3 0 .7 a 3 3 .0 0 3 4 .7 8 2 0 .0 0 2 24 moth-boles, zippers repaired. — Prompt, courteous service. fice, typing essential, benefits Center St., Manchester, 645 little companionship. Working years, Wooden is making no I’Miei Call 64514M. Office with register. Light and 647-1669. third best team in America ere te Window shades made to availaoie, 522-9211. 3441. woman considered. Andover t i n 441 3 2 .0 0 2 4 .0 0 3 6 .0 0 2 7 .0 0 2.3» l i 11*62 CHEVY II, sports c o i^ , heat furnished. Building 50x60’ predictions for the 1972-73 with 509 points. o n 14 measure, all size Venetian area. Write to Box L, Dogs-BIrds-Peta 41 ie2»44i 3 9 .BO 2 7 .M . 3 0 .7 0 3 0 .7 0 2.M foi) parts or can be fixed. $75, NO JOB too small. Immediate 8,000 and 4,000 gallon tanks, Manchester Herald. season. Both Florida State and Mie 14 P ^ e 643-2391 after 4 p.m. blinds. Keys made while you I9MI4I 3B.OO 2 0 .0 0 4 3 .0 0 3 2 .7 0 2.7B wait. TV portables for rent. service on service calls. Free pumps, etc. Minimum of cash "I never start thinking and I Maryland received 13 second- jie 14 required. Call 646-0363 for ADORABLE male Pekingese won’t be quoted about the place votes and eight thirds. «M-I44 — — 4 7 ,8 0 3 0 .0 0 2.M Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- estimates gladly given on PART-TIME help wanted pomarlan poodle puppy, ,7- 9I9-I9 firucka-Tnetora 5 heating or Numbing. Faucets appointment, ask for George. morning, general floor national scene,” said Wooden But Florida State wa^ given iin iM 3 3 .0 0 2 0 .0 0 3 7 .0 0 2 0 .0 0 243 5221. weeks old, 649-4313. repaired or installed. Water DEAN maintenance. 646-4220. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 a n t* after learning of the poll results seven fourths to on^w ree for lin n i 3S.BO 2O.O0 4 0 .7 0 3 9 .7 0 263 Hlf6 WILUS Jeep, half-ton worked on. Complete Private Inatruollona 32 Sunday. Maryland. i MM 49 piOk-up, recently rebuilt, 6 SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - MACHINE PRODUCTS M99-49I 4 0 .0 0 3 0 .7 0 4 4 .2 0 3 3 .7 0 2 61 Factory trained mechanics. L S i systems, rec rooms, 102 C O L O N IA L R D . He will, however, confess Minnesota, defending cham­ JM-19 4 4 .0 0 3 3 .7 0 4 0 .7 0 . 3.01 cylinder motor, i^celleot run- etc. Call M & M Numbing & SCULPTURE classes now ltM-494 3 0 .0 0 niog condition. 643-7031 after 5. & M Equipment, Route 83, that the Bruins are not a bad pions of the Big Ten, was We slice your heating bills 179-49 316 Heating, 6452871. forming for children Saturday 194949) ------— ■04.20 4 1 .0 0 , Vernon, 872-8311. Monday- team. morning. Classes for adults We have openings for weavers on alternating 1st nominated No. 4 with 3 ^ points AlprteMftUtlMM..-NO TR A M -IN RBQUIRBOl Thursday 55, Friday 59, Satur­ and 2nd shifts or permanent 3rd shift. "Yes, I think we will be MARTY’S Plumbing and Thursday evenings. For more Has immediate openings while Marquette’s mldwestem ywoAoMidiifoido/idMrohio •>e**Aee**i«a»e 6fotorcjrc/M-Bfcyeto« 11 day 8-4. respectable,” says Wooden. independent was the No. 5 club into even payments. Heating. Complete bathroom information call 646-0694. Qualified applicantk wiil be paid while learning Wooden has thus underplayed with 296. Painting-Papering 13 remodeling and repairs. Free Day or Night Shifts in oOr training program on the 1st. shift. We’ve got RADIAL and 1172 YAMAHA Enduro, 175 cc, estimates. No job too small. the start of several previous Following Marquette in the $600 or best offer. Phone after 5 And that’s what we’re offering with our BELTED SNOW TIRES ALSO! CEILING specialist — expert CaU 7457438. Help Wanted 3S This is a steady full-time position with excellent seasons at UCLA but most of Top Ten were: Long Beach heating oil budget plan that spreads your p.m,:. 647-1666. them have been excellent in­ State; Southwestern Louisiana; workmanship. One ceiling or all •TURRET LATHE wage potential and company paid fringe payments evenly over the months. EKPERT repairing all makes your ceilings repairlM and Set-up and operate benefits. cluding the last six when the North Carolina State; Penn and painted. Also interior painting Bruins won the NCAA cham­ Ohio State. What you pay in June, you pay in Jan­ ^bicycles including 3,5 and 15 Flooring 10 women • HAROINGE CHUCKERS ds. Manchester Bicycle and wallpapering. Call 2850773. Also a material handler position open. pionship. Memphis State headed the uary. BROWN'S TIRE SHOP Set-up and operate You get heating efficiency all year round FLOOR SANDING and Apply: It’s the reason that the Bruins Second Ten, followed by 333 MAIN ST. TEL. 643-2819 MANCHESTER INSIDE — outside, painting. refinishing, (specializing in Ta Mrii M w part- ttne diyi ar • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE received a sweep of 36 first Brigham Young; Kentucky; with clean, dependable Mobil Heating Oil, FIglit PsWetisw - SeHcli te f rieiluie Lisd-Fies Heiece Ciie iet ISTO'BSA SOOcc twin. Complete­ &iecial rates for people over K. older floors). Also speciaUzing avaaiaga ia jaanl^i dapartaNat, Call m y^m petitors, then call Set-up and operate CHENEY place votes in the pre-season Tennessee; Houston; South and convenient monthly payments you can OPEN M0N.-FU. 7 s.st ts 16 P.SI. - U T. 7 sje. ts I pm - SUN. 9 a.m. to 1 pje. ly^ c b w ^ . Excellent running in inside painting and paper Eipariiacad iM cath rtvdretL poll of sports writers and broad­ Carolina; Kansas State; Oral count on. cimdltfon, oversized high me. Estimates given. 6457883. hanging. Verfaille, MB- • BROWN AND SHARPE MILLING MACHINE casters. UCLA got a total of 720 Roberts; Michigan and two tied c^Apression pistons. 5750, 8n-2222. Set-up and operate BROTHERS, INC. points to run away from the. for No. 20-Louisvllle and Everything on bike, new, only J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom ...... decorating, interior and • CUTTER GRINDERS rest of the field. Southern Cal. Your Comfort Is b«.en on the road since KINGS 31 Cooper Hill Street Si^ember. 72. Must be seen to exterior, paperhanging, fully Thirt is a fcif 4taaa4 far "They’ve got to be stronger UCLA also finished first in Our Business 7 Days A Week, MobT insured. For free esumates, DEPT . STORE Ml benef iU. Mi equal opportunHy emptoyer. Manchester, Conn. than they were last year,” is last year’s pre-season poll and CHARLIE’S TEXACO SERVICE moke a reasonable offer. $2,200 lipaurilint ti99*BR cMia|> cant IM U IN iy

PAGE THIRTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Moh., Nov. 1972 Wonted to Buy 88 Houaoa For Bala 72 Houses For Salt 7T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 20, 1972 ■ WANTED — Antique furniture, For Bale W a a os rf Reel Eetate 7T CLASSIFIED glass, pewter, oil paintings or ^ ! Two Accused other antique items. Any ‘Meat-And-Potatoes’ I OOVffiv m Y — 5% acre wooded ALL CASH for quantity. The Harrisons, 64^ H om e • bom M to. Town road. AskingAskina within 24 houre. Avoid Anti~Pollution Effort O f Rape Nutritionist WiU 8709, I n Oakland Street. ‘ Szelnaa Reali^ hg^SCTvice. Hayes Agency, ADVERTISING owi«»-ageiit, 7 4 2 ^ . 74I-03M. EAST HAVEN (AP) - Two ANTIQUE furniture,. china Want hearty living - a sturdy ••Vlf****'****»»»*eaeee*i*. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS New Haven moi w oe held on Tolerate Turkey cabinets, crank irfionograpbs, bouse with ample ‘servings’ of OtBp^^Por Bale 75 HAGLER Real Estate needs $25,000 bond each Monday in an 8 :3 0 AM, to 5:00 P.M. Short Of Desired Goals old books. Most anything old. everything and ‘seconds’ on qiace? listings. Call 6434624. incident police said Involved the STAMFORD (AP) fundamental principles of COViSNTRY— Biove right into 643-6535. H(»nes are a family matter. Let us dniggtoig and raping two Nutritionist Max Warmbrand this 3 or 4 bedroom newly medicine, Hippocrates pointed COPT CLOSING TOIB FOR CLASSIFIED ADV^. Milford teenage girls. says there’s nothing wrong with Room* Without Board 88 help your family to live comfor­ redecorated Cape. Kitchen UMBlOtITOMlBsa I I I s 1 that are the basis of the food out in his tiihe that the fauie UiM NOON OAT BEVOBB POBUCATION HARTFORD (AP) — Deqiite aU of Connecticut’s anti- having a little turkey on tably. Come talk it over — there’s ^ i n ^ galore, ceramic bath, DMrictolOefwIiT system? Frank T. Piemonteae, 25, and ideal of rebuilding boaifli |« DeadltiM tor B«tart«3r M d MEondaj ii MtW N« m i T M I V poUuUon efforts, the sUte stUl hasn’t seen much John G. Kohler, 24, were Thanksgiving, even if it does THE THOMPSON House - an easy chair in our office waiting full' hhsement, aluminum NOnCS TO CREDITORS “ ’Tbey have great value, but depending on the forces of Cottage St., centrally located, ridm g, A ^ in g $23,900. CaU jttiproyement in air quality, says Enviromnentol Protec­ arrested Friday and charged contain some protein. "But nature. Food and exerdae giro fo r you! E ST A T E OF DOROTHY tion Oonunissioner Dan. W. ijiffcin how do you put a dollar value on large, pleasantly furnished SOOWEYER them ?" with two counts of first iaipee besides that,’’ says the the body strength so it can do rooms, parking. Call 601-2358 Austrian-born author and the curing.” DIAL M3-2711 PamiBt to aa ortw at Hoe. David C. “ We’ve made great progress, in my Judgmoit,’’ Lufkin He said the state currently to rape and four counts of risk of for overnight and permanent Raito*i Jadse, aU elalffia nnat be iqjuty to a minor, police aaid. health advisor, “ you have a Foods on Warmbrand’s Uack pn aoM to Ibe Odadaty oaned Wkm said in a broadcast interview Sunday, “ But if the question trying to establish dollar guest rates. UOONN area— 514 room Rjuw»h nice, raw vegetable salad and ICeiik Real Sstale 00 or boior* Fobraary t, Un or be is ‘Have we made significant inroads in the air of our damage from one large oil spill The girls, 14 and IS years old, list Include coffee, alcohol, CaMlMMd Fram P n cdkig Fat* with sqm rate 30x50’ heated barred by law. Tbe fidodaiy ii: state?’ the answm’ is ‘no’.’’ were drugged and raped at a then maybe one or two steamed cake, ice cream, hot dogs, p im MANCHESTER large fur­ 172 E. CENTER STREET bunding. Terrific opportunity Martha K.8U*emaU off New London. “ No. 2 oil has house party and were then vegetables." and foods with a large fat nished room, carpeted, kitchen r tar the man who wants a home, .O.B01UI, gone deep into the sands and the 6464126 Lufkin said that fighting Warmbrand, hale and hearty Dag*-Blrd*-P»t$ Sporting G o o d s 47 I large loimge, modern r plus -a shop. Ideal for welding 1975 with a one-year grace sea bottom in that arrea," he driven to Milford where they content. pdlntion to “a cumbereome, period. were dropped off at Anchor at age 78, has qtent 57 years “The best food ia fresh fruit ath, parking. 649-1922 & ahti^oes, antique finishing, detailed, technically involved, said. DACOR scuba tank, $75 or best females. {_ a ssm bly garage, etc. House “ 1 thlhk that’s what we Beach, according to giving advice on nutrition and with some of the nstural whole WEST Hi^land white terrier, 7 kng-term’ ’ iwocess that takes months old, female, |8S. Call offer. Must sell. Call 643-9600. "oNEROUfVr/ haf'/l^ baths, flreplace, full should have,” he said. “ I do feel authorities. exercise to people afflicted grains, like natural brown rice, time to accompltob. 649-1292. NEWLY Furnished room for ATATtME'^ . basement, all on % acre lot. INVITATION we’re proceeding on the right They did not reveal uhen the with what he calls “ clvtliiation millet and buckwheat” , he SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 1^ He said citizens sometimes The white h orse in the HUMANIC ski boots, men’s reimnslble gentleman. Private SEVEN-ROOM, Split-level, f. Priced in the low 30’s. Now path.’ ’ New Testam ent Book of alleged incident occurred but diseases.” says. “ That will give you a very baths, laundry room, full cellar TO BID see legislation paased to ARC Registered male poodles, sise lOM, excellent condition. entrance, parking. Good large living room with and______attic,, ___ Iwo-ci-car ggfage. vacant. Call T.J. Crockett, He cautioned against Revelation symbolizes Con­ said the arrests followed a “ Tile modern way of living ia nice breakfast and give the one black and one chocolate, 7 $35. 643-4772 after 5 p.m. location. 643-^44. ra. • « u. a M. Oft.—H .WM mn R ea ior, 643-157 or ToUand 6f- provide tbe “ wherewithal’’ for a 1*71 *r IMW M b* * »« hH Ii fireplace, beautiful family Aluminum storms screens. Sealed bids wiU be received discouragement over initial quest. lengthy investigation. different from tbe simple way body the nutrients it needs to weeks old, $100. 875-3284. room, Itb...... baths, wall-to-wa rdl flei, S7S-6279. flirting pollution but don’t iii!iiuuiii[(iuimiiiiu( r n r //- g o $24,900. Owner, 643-2882, at the Ofttce o f the Director of problems in solving automobile people lived before,’ ’ he said in keep well. '*■•••••••**•*•*•**•**•*••••• HART combination skis, 205 LADIES e . FOUR-ROOM, second floor, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Owners must be in,their new “ Legtolation doesn’t make it Ring bell for service. Shiners, $60 each or for both. stores. References, please. Call '' paridike y a i7 High SOsnUayes for: develop the technology to im­ “ My practice emphasises the sunflower seeds or pum^dn $110 (^11 modern apartment, garage. TOLLAND near Parkway, 8- home by Dec. 1st. Cidt now on crawlers, ec. 144 Deming after 4, 6444)383. f o m m v a m Agency, 6464131. happen; funds don’t make it need of changing the chemistry seeds. Jay at 649-1047. Call 643-5592. room older home in good condi­ GEORGIAN Colonial, All this 7-room Cape. F. J. Spilecki, InstaU and Enclose Culvert prove automobile performance Results Revealed Excqitlonal in every way. 7- luqqien,’’ he said. “ It just takes of the body through nutrition Street, Manchester. Wapplng tion with acreage and pond. brick, ten rooms, four large Realtor, 643-2121. n _ Bid forms, plans and while eliminating eminlon,” he “ Then in tbe evening I would w o m a n wanted to share room brick and stone ex­ ANDOVER LAKE —r EiXcellent tiiM .’ ’ and changing the habits of the Road. TWO boy’s. 10-speed bikes, AVAILABLE immediately, R e feren ces, $225 m onthly. bedrooms, beautiful entrance specifications are available at said. “ I don’t think tbe lack of prescribe a largo raw vegetable assorted diving equipment, apartment with 75 year old gal. ecutive Ranch (1968). Many view, 6-rOom aluminum sided The commissioner said that STORRS (AP)—Property Lisbon (5.6 per cent), Morris modern three-room apartment, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. foyer. Two fireplaces, 2Vb LAKE Street — Large six-room the General Services Office, 41 improved performance should person so the body gets a salad, and maybe fish or STALE BREAD, 10 cases or miscellaneous household items. Rent free in exchange for a Cape; FUl basement, tranquil mobile sources of pollution, taxes may be biting hard into (7.0 per cent), New Britain (1.8 carpeting appliances, parking, hours of careful planidng have baths, tw o-car garage. Sun- Dutch Colonial. Firepla^', 1 ^ be a criterion for riiminnting chance to heal itself.’’ chicken, and fruit for dessert. more, 50 cents per case. Phone Flione 643-8116. little companionship. Working , setting. Immediate occupanmr. Center Street, Manchester, such as auto exhausts, are as boneowner’s pocketbooka, but per cent). New Fairfield (3.4 storage. HilUard Street. 649- CUTE four-room bungelow. gone into this approximately porch, in mint of condition. baths, two-car garage. W x350’ emisalon controls.’’ Warmbrand, who says be is This gives you s very good 643-1202. woman considered. Andover OdF$M,500. Hayes Agwu^, Connecticut. they still haven’t meant per cent) and Salisbury (0.1 per 7289,5^3850. presently being remodeled, gar­ 2,000 square feet, first floor Philbrick Agency, Realtors, lot. Owner, 64M251. f, Important to overcome as large certified as an osteopathic. diet.” SKIDOO, 1971 ’TNT 340, Phone area. Write to Box L, 6460131. Town of Manchester, On another topic, ijiflrin said Increased Incomes for every age and la rge porch. $225 living. 3 bedrooms, 2M baths, 646-4200.- factories. Tbe mobile sources cent). chiropractic and naturopathic Getting back to the CARPETS — Wholesale to you 1-642-7853. Manchester Herald. Cmmecticut it’s hard to collect damages THREE rooms, tile bath, heat, monthly. Deposit required. 646- laun^, large foyer,'21’ for­ MANCHESTER - $27,000, new W' are eq>ecia]ly important where municipality in Connecticut. Bridgeport was the only one at our warehouse. The Caipet ...... *******^.#* VERNON — 50 mUeS' view, 1(4 Robert B. Weiss, against perpetrators of oil spills physician,ilci recently won a Thankaglving turkey. Warm- hot water, radge and 1379 after 6 p.m. OVERSIZED custom 4- rice on six-room , Ranch, .d carbon monoxide and nitroui A survey by the University of of the stote’s four largest cities Merchants, 1310 Tolland PRIVATE home, rooms for mal living room, dining room, acres, hiU top estate, 2400 General Manager because courts require proof of medal at the 18th annual con­ brand says that “ aity form of FuohFood 48 refrigerator IncludedT Middle bedroom Colonial built in 1972, iving room, dining, room, oxide poUutlra are concerned, Connecticut shows that seven of to report a decreaae in the Turnpike, Manchester. 646-8568. rent, kitchen privileges. Call large eat-in kitchen, (pass square foot■ bi brick ■ ■ Ranch. mcoetaty loss. vention of the Internation meat should be used In aged adults, security deposit. Out of Town- first-floor fam ily room with kitchen, 3 bedrooms, ope-car the atate’s 180 communities property tax levy. The actual after 9:30 p.m.. throu^), fireplaced family ExbeUent area. $54,900. Hayes he said. Society for Research in moderation, because meat has SEASONED CORD wood, cord references. No pets. Parking. For Rent 55 fireplace, large bri^t living garage. Heated porra... Ideal fn “To prosecute you have to reported decreases in their tax ELECTRIC guitar and nxHD-slidiiig glass doors' to AgqhCy) 646-0131. “ Stationary sources are not drop in Bridgeport was from Gvillzation Diseases and Vital protein.’’ and half-cord loads delivered. 15Mi...... School Street," e l,» second floor, and dining rooms off central home for young coimle. Walk to oi I»t>ve damage that the court amplifier, one year old, $to. ROOM for rent, large house, large covered patio. All city INVITATION the m ajor problem in many “ ^an d levies” this year. 347.3 million last year to $46.5 E. Yeomans, 742-8907. across from East Side Rec, ROCKVILLE — Sunny small 4- hall. Complete custom kitchen Buckley School. Ireed lot in ni recognizes as monetary Substances in Berlin. Tbe Warmbrand, the author of lOVi semi-V fibre glass boat. TOLLAND — SprawUng Ranch instances, certainly not of those The grapd levy, computed by million in 1972. $70 monthly. Security deposit. room apartment, second floor, conveniences. Far below with buil^ins^ 2V4 baths with fine residential neijdibpriiood. damage,’ ’ he said. “ There to, society, whose members come el|^t books on nutriUoo and near Main Street. .if in^the 50’s and a multi-level TO BID multiplying tbe valuations of The UConn report, compiled $100. 872-2918. SEASONED cord wood, split, Call 646-7378. near center, one child accepted. replacem ent. $59,500. Call marble vanities, 2 - c a r Extras. Call Warren E. two carbon monoxide and from 80 cou n tries, is an related matters, says he is an- iUt, a | s o in the 50’s. Hurwit- unfortunately, no clause that town land times tbe property every year by tbe university’s sawed and delivered. Call 643- MANCHESTER Four room Call 1-684-4331. Suzanne' Shorts, 646-3233 or oversized garage, full walk-out Howland, Realtor, 643-UM; nitrous oxides,” he said. “ We organisation of doctori, scien­ couraged by a growing interast APPUANCES and Tag Sale, MANCHESTER - Furnished . 646-1117, 289-9525. Sealed bids wiU be received describes pain and suffering to tax rate, represents the amount 5373. C. Hutchinson. apartment, centrally located, Peggy Whltdiead. 643-9886. basement with______sliding„ ______glass do need to bring the auto fitotltute of Public Service tists, educators, agronomists these days in nutrition. Route 85, Hebron,■ • daily • jfy until • rooms, with kitchen privileges, ROCKVILLE - Highland Ave. at the office of the Directw of the enviitnunent.” of money a town would collect heat included. Gas range doors. Many extras including MANCHESTER Here’s an iih exhaust under control.” (IPS), says that throughout the and reaearch workers in gone, 228-9358, 646-5042. Look parking. 643-5144 days. Ask for JL WATSON iEHCN (X)VENTRY — Q)zy 5V4 room Genoral Serirlces, 41 Center “ What’s the value at the “ The whole world la oomliig FIREWOOD, seasoned, supplied. Available November large and beautiful 3Vk rooms, custom drapes, shades, washer- older 7-room home, with fl1 Lufkin lauded federal auto if everyone paid hto taxes. state grand levies didn’t rise as For signs. Jack. KAL ESTATE COi aluminum sided Ranch. Street, Manchester, Conn. untU young of the year in flounder?’ ’ various fields of health educa­ to it.’’ he says. “ A great dMd of hardwood, $15 half-cord. Free 1st. Only $175 per month. (}all one-bedroom apartments, heat, dryer, refrigeratorfnger and more, enclosed porch and one-car gar­ -if emission standards, which be (immunities reporting lower sharply in 1972 as they have in delivery. 872-0204 after 5 and hot water, all appliances Realtors, Hartford Office plus view of the Hartford Basement garage, steel beam Deceinber 8,1972 at 11:00 a.m. he asked. “ Vflut’s the value of tion. this Is now beginning to be 643-7166. age. Equipped kitchen, full (l!. said will require 90 per cent grand levies this year were previous years. HAM Operators — receiver. MANCHESTER - Large including dishwasher, disposal, skyline. Philbrick Agency, constriiction, eat-in kitchen and “ We have to live more in tune manifested among the younger weekends. M 7 ^ basement, economichl hot in for: the mudworm? What’s the Bolton (down 5.2 per cent). Only 37.3 per cent of the Signal generator, transmitters, furnished room, kitchen carpeting, p ol and your own R m tors, 646-4200. 1.3 beres. See it, you’ll like it. elimination of the two gaaes by with nature,” Warmbrand said. popupatlon.” 454 MAIN Street — second 6 water gas heat. Priced to sell He Furnishing L iftin g Fix­ value of the microrganlsmi Bridgeport (1.0 per cent). literature, miscellaneous privileges, private entrance, MANCKESTER — 4 family, Hurwit-Simons, 8^1117, 289- sta te ’ s 169 m u n icip a lities “When you go back to the DRY fireplace wood, $10 order, floor, 3-room apartment, heat, private terrace in country below market at $22,000. (]all IL tures “ It is a revolution on the port equipment. Moving must sell. parking. Phone excellent condition, 4 bedrooms reported levy increases of more delivered. Call 742-7886. family unit. Security. $117.85. setting. $165. Rockland Terrace RANCH on three acres with 11 Mrs. Smith, Jarvitf Rea^y VI Sandblasting & Painting of the young people.” $re for all. 644-1779 after 5 p.m. between 8-4:30 p.m. Apartments, 872-6360, 5294586. in 2 apartments, centrally large rooms, 3 baths, 5 than 10 per cent over 1971 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. (fompany. Realtors, 643-112^ s o u m WINDSOR Standpipe located. Hutchins Agency bedrooms, family room 2 stattotics, while a year aro 45.6 Qordon Product* 50 fJIL Furnishing Steel WORLD Book Encyclopedia, Realtors. 649-5324. FilLLIKOVEITOYS? Apartment* For Rent 53 DUPLEX, 5 and 4 room ROCKVILLE - Two-room kitchens, could be ideal for in­ MANCHESTER - 3-hedroa 3-car >;•«« ADS grand levies, Hartford, showed Tedford, Dorothy Rieder, District but Woodstock is oow two fireplaces, two acre >«B&W ••• between 9-4 p.m. Zag, unclaimed law-away, 875-2505. After 6, 875-^1. garage wiUi.r office space, 2 TOWN OF MANCHESTER an increase of 6.S per cent, Roland Gledhill, Richard in the 36th. M iu Poriaek la vice MANOR wooded lot. Two patios. CRf ■’‘itln BMHOin MO m uact Ca $43.TO. Guaranteed. 521M)931, HEATED 2V5 rooms, central, greenhouses with heat, large 2- IMIm-UlS from $72.4 million in 1971 to y p MacDonald, Maurice Miller, chairman of the Willington . CUSTOM made welded steel ROCKVILLE — Five rooms. Garage. Large rooms. Im- omrtry shMiplMn. 6sly $3$JH . Isi$i dealer. single adult lady preferred. story warehouse suitable for UMckoiH rata*. MaKki MI-USI million this year. Francis J. Prtduurd Sr. and Republican Town Committoa. rack, fits late moded GMC or acre yard, appliances, $150 maculate.ula Call Warren E. PUppt, 2H-7476 APARTMENTS Available Dm . 1st. $120. CJall storage of boats, trailers or LEGAL New Haven showed a 1S.9 per Peter Durelko, will represent She is president of the Chevy straight side' pick-up. 19" COLOR Television, table montithly, plus utilities. Four- Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. VERNON — -room Raised week days after 5:30, 6494706. heavy equipment. Over one 8 cent Increase, from $46.9 Vernon at tbe 85th Senstoiial Rockville Area Chamber of 7C-9168. model, walnut case, customized rooms,' appliances, parking, Rapdi on one acre, fenced in Homestead St. acre of land. Morrin Realty (to., NOTICE million to $53.5 million this District convention to be held Commerce and owM a atdra in stand. Excellent condition. $225 (OH W. Middle Tpke., NEW plush 2-bedroom duplex $115 monthly, plus utilities. 87^ MERRm VALUES 233-3394, 529-1376. treied lot. Four large bedrooms, 30-GALLON Electric hot water 0358. 7:304:30 p.m. PASEK spacious living room with year. Tuesday at 6 p.m. at tbe Rockville. Att«Mllng Tueadoy’i or nearest best offer. 646-2748. Manchmteir) with sunken living room to 239-7475 Oadllmt-m 742-1243 The Planning and Zoning heater. Cord wood saw to fit ------* — ------■ $24,506-East, R i^ ord . 6- flreplq.ee, diqing roqm., Waterbury had a 1971 grand WlUington Town HaU. convention will be 86 driegatos 1 and 2-Bedroom luxury private patio, all appliances MANCHESTER — 22 Ferguson at Ximmtoalon wUI hold pubUe farm tractor. Phone 1-642-7853. SINGER Touch and Sew, like ROCKVILLE — Five rooms, room Cape. 3 bedrooms, eat-in in large family room. levy of $29.7 million while the State Central from the IS towns in Toll apartments. Features wall-to- and carpeting plus, basement Road. Builder’s Spedhl! Six- hearings on December 4,1972 at new, hems, buttonholes, stretch two bedrooms, heat, hot water, kitchen, dining room, living RANCH, living room with room Garrison Ck>lonli(il, 2rcar u. 2(4 baths. ExceUent for young 1972 figure was $31.5 million for Committeeman, John H. and Windham counties which wall carpeting, vanity tile baths, garage, central convenient 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal I ONE large and one medium dog stitches, monograms, sews on location, $230. After 6 p.m ., 649- appliances furniMied. (fontrally room, full basment. fireplace, modern kitchen, garage: Kitchen has catpeiting, families. Near schools. $6,500. a 6.4 per cent increase. Mullen of Stafford, who has now moke up the 8Sth District. house. Reasonable. Call 875- buttons, fancy designs. buiK-in oven, range, dishwasher, located. $185 plus security. Baskin Real Estate, Bolton Building to hear and c o n s i ^ 0311. $24,900 — CJpventry. 7-room dining room, paneled den, self-cleaning stove, Stamford showed a 12.5 per held that position for many Vernon is the largest of the 4179. Originally $399.50, now only refrigerator and disposal, elec­ Very clean. 872-^1. dishwasher. Fireplace; many . JBranch; 647-9119. the following: i^ 'i Cape. 3-4 bedroonu, 1 ^ baths, beautiful park-like lot 250’ deep. cent Increase, from $45.1 years, is expected to seri: re- towns and therefore will hev« l ; f - ' $to-55. Easy terms. 522-0476, tric heat, 2 air-conditioners, FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur­ 126,000. P h ilbrick A gency, extras. Open for inspection million to $50.8 million. election. Mrs. Dorothy Miller of the most delegates. CLEAN, dark rich loam, five HEBRON — 4-room apartment, fireplace, aluminum siding, GLASTONBURY -j 7 room CIRCLE ASSOCIATES - U '•. dealer. glass sliding doors, all large nished, second floor, older or ' laltors, 646-4200. Saturday and Sunday, 2-4 p.m. The grand lists for the same Bolton who has been state .yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, refrigerator, stove, electric patio, garage. Saliy^, ,four bedrooms, large ZONE CHANGE - rooms. Full basement storage m a rri^ couple preferred, no (]all ab^ime for appointment. cities were as follows: central committeewoman will stone, manure, pool, patioitlO! sand ESTATES and household lots to heat, $150. 228-9115. Starkweather Construction Co., livihg room with firralace, twb- HARTFORD ROAD area, ample parking. Starting at children or pets, parking, hot $27,900 — Manchester. 6-room RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, -H artford, $040,034,246, up not be eligible to seek re- Guest Speaker t ■ • and firewood. 643-9504. buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. formal dining room eat-in 646-5353. car garare, two'0 fulfull baths, ITEM 1 Request tar a zone $175. Handy to shopping, water, centrally located. Colonial. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2.6 per cent. election as the recent reappor­ i 'I ROCKVILLE - 3-room kitchen, living room has rustic setting with brook. $43,- change from “ Industrial’ ’ to schools, bus and religious Security deposit. 6434441, 44 ew kitchen, aluminum -B rid g ep ort, $600,390,102, tionment has put her out of tbe Edward Hinchllff of Hebron CLEAN USED — refrigerators, apartment, heat, hot water, cathedral ceiling, large master 900. ;Baskin Heal Estate, Bolton “ Business I” for 1.25 acres oo facilities. p.m. iding, 2-car garage. BOWERS SGHO0U! will discuss decoupage on lbs Mqr to giHbil <*tor M ranges, automatic washers stove and refrigerator, $125. bedroom, family room, floor-to- Branch, 647-9119. the south side of Hartford Road down one per cent. 3Sth district and into the 4th. with guarantees. See them at B. Adults only, no pets, parking for e —New Haven, $635,204,641, up Mrs. Judith Sturtevant of furniture at the last of the “ Do- Ito Ihrtol OaniM Ms an ttl IM DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - $59,900 — (folumbia. 14-acre ceiling fireplace, IMa baths, as shown on a plan entitled Model apartment open for. in­ Immaculate oversized 8-room PORTLAND - Circa 1700, l^ It-Yourself” aeries, Wednesday D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main apartment at the Teresa one car. Security deposit aluminum siding, 2-car garage, “ Area Map Circle Associates, one per cent. Brooklyn will be Mullen’s run­ spection 1-6 pjiL, Sunday. Other estate. 9-room immaculate (]ape with IVkbatfas, garage, room Colonial, living room, from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at tbe St., Call 643-2171. Apartments, including required. C^ll 643-9678. acre lot with privacy. $35,900. —Waterbury, $457,803,637, up ning mate. She previously times by appointmOTt older Colonial. 4 bedrooms, all fireplace, first floor fan&y family room, sitting room, for­ Hartford Road, Manchester, appliances, carpets and air- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, .7 per cent. represented the 2 M District Community Y, 00 N. Main 8t. Built by rooms carpeted. 5 box stall mal dining room, rec room with Conn. Scale 1 equals 100 feet, During this busy hoiiday Boat*-Aeco»*orio* 45 Machln»ly~Tool» 52 conditioning. $171 per month. Bu*lneaa Location*- 646-4200. room, four bedrooms, plus -Stam ford, $1,162,828,277, up but has been reapportioned out The series, open to the public, horse barn, tack room, fenced bar, four bedrooips, 214 baths, 3 June 21, 1972. UftR HOUSING CORP. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- For Rent 57 many extras. Priced for im­ season save time and money has been sponsored by the riding area. Spring fed pond. fireplaces, two seres plus, two 46.3 per cent. Stamford was of it and is now in tbe 35th. 20’ BOAT, 2,200 pound Tamden FLOOR machine — 19” buffer Rentals by: 4535 646-1021. TEN-ROOMS Contemporary mediate sale! YWCA M am ^ter' Area Com­ large banis. $47,900. Baskin FRECKETTE & MARTIN - and Join in the funi Send among the communities that Some o| q )08ltion Is expected trailer and 30 n.p. Evinrude and scrubber. Atlas, new CALL T. J. Crockett Realtor if $42,500 to $48,900 Ranch with 3-room studio, over mittee of tbe Hartford Regioa. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Real Estate, Bolton Branch, ZONE C H A N G E - HORACE & completed a total revaluation at the convention as it is motor. P*rice $450. I%one 643- condiUon. 647-9622, or 649-1755. GARDEN TYPE - two- you’re looking for office space. IVk acres of land with a view, your... 643-2692 643-9551 6474119. BH>WELL STREETS effective on the 1971 lists. reported that Thomas Laskey Decoupage is tbe application 9132. bedroom apartment, second FYom 200 square feet to 10,000 redwood construction. Large R. F. BUNCHARD ITEM 2 Request for a zone of Woodstock Olid M iu Evelyne of a print to a piece of wood, floor. Includes heat. square feet, noth new and used. Thermopane windows, Seasonal Giteaiings Ottice-Store Equipment 54 Realtora-M LS 646-2482 ANDOVER — Overlooking change from “ Rural glass or porcelain. It is then EVINRUDE outboard motors, a p p lia n ce s, ca rp e ts . $205 6&-1577. Ranches, Colonials, Capes, PUlbrick Agency, 646-4200. Parizek of Willington, will also NEW two-bedroom duplex, For the finer homes./ Andover Lake, 3-room year covered with a clear varnish, Holsclaw and Mastercraft ADDRESS-O-Graph machine, monthly. Paul w. Dougan. Dutches Residence” to “ Residence B” To Freinds large rooms, IVk baths, wall-to- •» ’round home, paneled living lacquer or other coating. trailers, sales-service. with steel drawer file cabinet, Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. MANCHESTER - 100,000 Cape, modeni kitchen, formal for approximately 2 acres at wall carpet, frost-free Call for miha Soggiest sonal hobby for many years. Marine Service, 1982 Tolland posal, attic fan, storm windows MERRin AGENCY Baskin R eal. Estate, Bolton or home. J.D.'J.D. Real Estate level lot with blueberries and kitchen laundry room, two Map for Albert R. Martin and Rejects This past summer he and his Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. Antique* 55 and doors, full basement, Realtors 646-1180 ^ Branch, 647-9110. bast otavarythingl spacious backyard. Excellent Associates, Inc. 643-5129. DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, apple trees. Handy location. baths, two-car garage, base­ Herman Frechette, Bidwell St. wife began to deepupage m ent. V* acre lot. Keeney Since 1871 THE Birches Antiques, Twin residential area. $220 monthly. beautiful, spacious, excellent $29,900. Philbrick Agency, and Horace St., Manchester, furniture. The work is all doM Sporting Good* 47 location, Iii;st floor, all RANCH 8 rooms, large living Realtors, 6464200. School district. Call Warren E ., SOUTH WINDSOR Sales Tax Hills Drive, Coventry. Hours By appointment only, 1-65:3- LOOKING for anything in real Conn. Scale 1 inch eqitoto 100 by hand. facilities, parking, reasonable room and ‘‘L’ ’ shaped dining Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. NEW YORK (AP) - If WASHINGTON (AP) - Wednesday, Thursday and 6777. estate rental — apartments. JUSrUSTEM! feet, Oct. 27, 1972, James E. The Hinchllffs have ditylayed 1970 AMF Snowmobile, 23 h.p. rent. 353 Center St., 649-1680, room with fireplace, 3 GARRISON Colonial 7 years statistics are any solace. New Friday 10-3, Sunday 1-5. Other homes, multiple dwellings, no Come Inqiect this immaculate President Nixon has rejected several pieces of furniture at a double trailer, call after 5 p.m., 649-3549. bedrooms, IVk baths, large pan- 11.8 — Acre — Solid 8-room Sheeby L.S. 7034” . Yorkers can cany their soggy days by appointment. 742-6607. MANCHESTER - Newer 2- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate old, modern kitchen, formal six-room Ranch home with using a national sales tax as a 644-1977. eled family room, den, garage, dining room, first-floor family Colonial, birch cabinets, umbrellas today with the number of fairs in the Heteon bedroom Townhouse includes Associates, Inc. 643-5129. many extras. Living itxun has ZONING REGULATION revenue source because of MAIN STREET Offices - patio, city utilities. $31,500. room ...... 24’ living room witt th ceramic tile bath', barn, clean knowledge that 1972 has already area. heat, appliances, 1V5 baths, full a breutiful fireplaced wall. AMENDMENT concern such a program would basement. $240 per month. Paul DELUXE ONE - Bedroom excellent location, 500 and 1000 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, fireplace, 4 bedrooms, garage, river, swimming, fishing, bad more precipitation than Aaiwtr to Prttioui Puul* Brand -new to market. CaU ITEM 3 The Commiulon break down discipline over W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. apartment, wall-to-wall square feet. 649-5334, ask for 646-4200. level lot, nicely landscaped, $45,000. Hutchins A Agaicy,b 649- any year since the government 5324. Mr. Bogdan today to see at proposes to amend Section 7, federal spending. The S p a in carpeting throughout, complete Max Grossman.. 200’ frontage, $41,900. Philbrick began keeping records in 1871. Governor ***********a***e***********s only $31,900. CaU 649-5306 or Section SA and Section 20 of with a Washington Star-NeWs says. MANCHESTER - Second appliances, vanity bath. FIRST OFFERING Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. l^in accompanied by sleet Centrally located $175 monthly. Wanted to Rent 69 CUSTOM RAISED Ranch, 7 6434980. Article H by adding as a per­ Tbe newspaper, quoting high- ACROSS 3 Unsorted floor, very clean 4-room apart­ HERALD and snow flurries Sunday R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. N « t side — 6-rooffl Cepe, nesUent BOWERS School! Exceptional r o o m s , 2 baths, paneled mitted use tbeJoUowing: ranking officials, also reported Discusses 1 Spanish ch ief flour (India) ment, gas and gas stove, pushed the year’s total past the 4 ------glycerin refrigerator, hot water, close WANTED — For older retired condition, tile batb, Nreidece, pleiter 8-room Cape with IVk baths, carpeted recreation -/room. •••B&W ••• “ Tennis & Badmitton Sunday that the o f state HAPPY AD old record of 58.32 inches set in 7 B u llfight sites 5 Farm animal and bus, two adults, couple, apartment, very wells, oil heat, open staircase, porch, garage, fiieplace, carpeting, fireplace, sundeck, TIh BUIOin MO HMUCE Ca ifourts. Skating Rinks administration’s top priority in Education IS F ixed share 6 Donkey no children, $100 m onthly. reasonably priced. Phone 649- combination windows, amoita driw, and t r ^ lot. Priced ri^t! R. arden, privacy. Hutchins IM b n -IU i and H ^ t h & Recreat­ 1903. As tbe downpour dealing with tax-reform 14 S a in t------Fumlahed Apartment* 54 A|gency. Realtors, 6494324.! amWeW rmUtt fwO. tM-SJW (comb, form) Security. 643-7094, 4:30-8:30 7572. city utilities, near shopping and F. Blanchard Agency, Realtors, ion Gubs” continued early today, tbe legislation will be to protect NEW BRITAIN (AP) - Island 7 Mohammedan **************************** 646-2482. p.m. school. Quiet neighborhood and good record for the month of major tax breaks for business. Parents are partly responsible 15 Play part m an's name TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ MANCHESTER - Deluke 8- VERNON — Four-bedroom These uses are deemed 1 ^ 1 (2 w d s.) 8 Peruse H o u s e s For Sale 72 location. Priced only in the middle November was also erased. The Star-News reported that for the trouble education is in ment, heat, hot water, stove. MANCHESTER— Attractive 3- room Garrison ColoiUhl, 2Vk CoIpnM, large family room on uses currently, and the purpose 16 Prepared, like 9 Fem inine FIVE-ROOM Townhouse, wall- 20s. firiK floor, with beamed ceding. Ai of early today, tbe month’s the officials said it is believed a throughout the country. Gov. amllkshidce refrlitgerator. Apply Marlows, SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, bedroom Colonial with IVk baths, caipeting, double gar­ for inclusion is to facilitate appellation 24 Fall flower 42 Curb, restrict to-wall carpeting, appliances, Large screened porch. Patio, total was 10.25 inches, Thomas J. Meskiil said Sunday. 17 Period o f time 10IMeshedf M eshed fabric ' 25 Shining 43 S oviet lake 867 Main Street, Manchester. beamed ceilings, paneling, two baths, garage, fireplace and age, q^uality construction. interpretation. value-added tax, a form of heat, two air-conoftioners, overlooking professionally compared to the previous high “Education, everywhere in 18 Spartan queen 11 Chem ical brightiy 44 Ceremony private basement, IV» tile baths, family room, garages. treed lot. Low 30s. R. F. Richard Marlin School. Hayes Co^es of applications have national sales tax, would raise (m yth.) CHARLES LESPERANCE landscaped fenced in lot. Christmas Happy of 9.97 inches recorded in I M . this country, is in trouble” part­ su ffix 26 Goddess of 46 Copenhagener baths, immediate occupancy, IMMEDIATELY available - 3 Sweeping views. Privacy. Blanchard Agency, Realtors, Agency, 646-0131. been filed in the Town Clerk’s too much revenue too fast. 19 M ountain 12 D ejected peace 47 European 649-7620 Kitchen with buUt-ins, living The year’s total has risen to room furnished apartment. Hutchins. Agency, Realfans, 649- 646-2482. Office and may be inspected Tbe officials said Nixon fears ly because parents are not nymph 18 D on Q uixote 27 Ranted river adults only, no pets, Cnarles room with fireplace, formal First floor, central, 2 blocks to 5324. MANCHESTER - $27,900. Ads Will run 58.79 inches, according to tbe making “ their proper contribu­ 22lMonesianof d e ------29 Evil spirit 48 Young men Lesperance, 649-7620. SIX-ROOM older home, 3 dpwn dining room, $w,900. Baskin during normal office hours. that if it becomes politically M indanao Main Street, $170 per month MANCHESTER - Executive 4- Lyness Street, 3-bedr.oom National Weather Service. tion to the educational 20 Form er coin s 30Etes 49 W itticim and 3 up, completely Real, Estate, Bolton Branch, PLANNING AND ZONING painleu to increase revenues, 2S Ventilate o f Spain 32 Saul’s uncle 50 Primate includes all utilities. Security ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. bedroom Ranch in the exciting (folonial, baseboard h^t, for­ The heavy rainfall this month process,” he said at tbe dedica­ redecorated. On dead end 647-9119. COMMISSION Dec. 23. discipline over federal spending 28 Shade tree 21 Days o f yore (Bib.) 51549 (Roman) deposit required. To inspect- Large barn, acerage, sweeping Porter Street area. Huge treed mal dining room. Immediate was marked by a 5.1-inch 29 Peaceful street. Handy to bus and shop­ Clarence W. Welti, would break down, tbe tion of the new $11 million New (an diaic) 36 Pub order 52 Woman’s 643-1111. views. Hutchins Agency, lot. 50s. R. F. Blanchard occupancy. Helen D. Cole, deluge that flooded tbe persons (coll.) 22 W ard o ff 41 Jewish secret PRESIDINTIAL ping. $29,900. Philbrick Agency, ' Wanted-Real Eatate 77 Guirm an newqiaper said. Britain High School. Rreltors, 649-5324. Agency, Realtors, 646-2482. Realtor, MLS, 643-6666. Deadline will be metropolitan area Nov. 8. It 31 C ity in Spain 23 Earth (F r.) feastday 53 Operated VlUAGI APTS. THREE-ROOM furnished R ^ ltors, 646-4200. Alfred Sleffert, It said Increased spending “ Too often our school 31 Turn inside ~ SELLING your home or w as tb e city’s heaviest personnel spend too much time out V ( r IF I T IT apartment, $160 monthly in­ CENTRALLY located flat NEWLY listed - six-room MANCHESTER - 6-room Secretary would nndennine one of Nixon’s r r" r 1 MANCHISTIR 66 GARRISON Colonial 5-extra _ ‘ acreage? For prompt friendly recorded rainfall for a single teaching what to think rather 34 Even cluding electricity and heat. with 2-car garage, 3Vb baths. Colonial with attached garage Raised Ranch, three bedromns, Dated this 20th day of Dec. 21st basic policies — his 35 Spanish I f 14^ large rooms, 2 or 3 bedrooms, '', service, call Louis Dimock November day in any year. than how to think because O n e I Ample parking, centrally One of the nicest and cleanest in a pleasant southwest formal 'dining room, kitchen Novmnber, 1972. determination to curb the rise region large screened porch, garage, Realty, 649-9823. 18 IT loca^. M ^ l. we’ve ever listed. Both location. Interior features, in­ with built-ins, family room, of expauUtures and the growth parents, in the preparation of 37 H M vy blow s M e handy location, $31,900. Planning and Zoning apartments vacant upon sale. clude a fireplaced living room, two-car garage. Immaculate. .ail of the federal government. their school children, have done (c o ll.) If Philbrick Agency R otors.-646- Cfommlssion 38151 (Roman) Hotue* tor Rent 58 'TJ. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. formal dining room, eat-in $40,500. Wolverton Agency, .'{'4 neither,” he told the audience Oall anyttaM 4200. Hebron, (fonnecticut The White House had no 39 Three times kitchen, first-floor laundry Realtors, 649-2813. comment on the Star-News of some l,000at the ceremony. Ir-1 ' (com b, form ) VERNON - South Windsor MANCHESTER romn, half-bath, full basement. What is yonr Property Worth?! Referring to recent incide:^ 40 M arry *■ M S - 2 S 2 3 line, 7-room house, adults only, NOTICE story, but a spokesman said KCSM iTM and 3 bedrooms with a ful) bath MUST see — Custom huilt of vandalism at the new acbool, 41Smallanns no pets. References and The Hebron Planning and that administration fiscal of- cartridge II upstairs. Exterior features Colonial C!ape, unusual interior We will inspect your property and suggest x! security required. 644-0304. Is right down the hill from this BRIMRMGH Zoning Ccunmission will hold a ficals have discouraged Mesklll said, “ It makes me 43 Nehdrboriiood IT include a screened porch. design for the family that loves an asking price. (No obligation.) sick, aa I know it makes you 45 Folse god FOUR room apartmoit, new 2-bedroom ^ lit Level. 2 full Located in the exclusive overlooking the pleasantly space, 3 bedrooms second flow . Public Hearing on Tuesday, speculation that the value- ’Ask os about our guarantee sales plan TODAYIIt sick. 4 9 S p a ^ t r kitchen and bath, plus MANCHESTER - Immediate baths, living room and dining Porter St. area. 2,500 square private yard witi'tn m ature IVk baths, built-ins, garage. November 28,1972 at 8 p.m. in added tax is part of tbe ad­ capital “ I freely confess to an appliances, very nice area, occupancy, freshly redecorated room with wall-to-waii feet of living area, 2 baths,, shrubs and fruit treqs. ’This CMi^^,400. Our *800 AgM cy, the Towd*^ Office Bolidlng to ministration’s planning. 52IU-fatad ST 2-bedroom Ranch, $225 per Call 643-2711 oldfashioned desire to go out laige yard, $150 plus security. carpeting, garage. Full cdlar. double garage and huge treed home is located within a half- consider a request from Paul L. A value-added tax, used Spanish fleet month. Also 3-bedroom CJape, REALTORS — MLS and paddle a few juvenile tails M lA r c o tic 643-01&. Close to everything. Call 649- mile from neighborhood •••••••4*ea*a***e***e***e*** Coates, Sr. for permission to widely in Europe, is levied 00 $265 per month. 646-5100. lot. Priced in the 50’s. PASEK MANCHESTER behind tbe outhouse and get the cv 55 Got as a profit 5306 today, ask fo r Tony shopping and the Keeney Street Lota-Land For Sale 73 subdivide property on the increases in value or prices 56 Bank employe SMALL Three-room apart­ 2B9.7475 — 60S Bunuide Ave., B. Hartford nonsense over with,” be said. WasL''ifsky. R. F. BUUKHARD school. $29,500. Odegard EVENING HERALD Blackman Road into five lots. of iHvdncta at each stage of 57 Com es in ment, on bus line, neat, LARGE EIGHT-ROOM, Realty, 643-4365. A N D O V E R - Near lake. H.80O, 742-8248 — ’Twin HiU Dr., Coventry Some pareflts, he added, oTO (folonial, fireplace, large lawn, Realtorp-M LS 646-3482 Dated at Hebron, Connecticut manufacture, processiiig or DOW N ST appliances included. $110 Coventry, half-acre, trfed, not teaching their chUdroa parking area. Pleasant •••B&W ••• For the Bner homes. yae—w WKiyiei Aoaoe. of Real ■state Boards also mom- this 15th day of November, 1972. distribution. The total tax is 1 Brawl monthly. Older man or woman Ik* BMUOm MW miUCE Ca $3900. ’TUland, acre, “ personal dlaci|rilne, nw foct 3CMnpetition IMiHlW-aMsh ■,aor o f tiM Itettted. Msnf^tt*— iiTfl VonwB MuUpla Ust- Charles Eaton paid by the ultimate users of preferiM . Paul W. Dougan, convenient location. Wwiiing iH N «n-IIU Manchester; one-half acre. $8,- for authority and reapect foe (NIWSFAFU IHTUrtlU AUH.) the product because it is Realtor, 643^535. adults. 643-2880. Mwcteitif Prtiit. MmM. m im h« . . . SMI fir |«t 500. Hayes Agenc]^ 646iOUl. Secretary anottaa* person.” in clu M in the price. Tom Kelley To Re

Biggest Voting Bloc MyUCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21.1972 VOL. XCII, No. 44 MANCHESTER A City of Village Charm \ SIXTEEN PAGES 1^1CEFIPTEEN CENTS ■ ' By DON MEIKLE tained 39 per cent of the state’s Connecticut has historically participation of suburbanites is AMociat«d PreM Writer pqwlation. That was back in had high turnouts, usually in the an important factor in deciding Now more than ever, 19M. In 1970, however^ they area of 90 per cent in congressional elections and A suburbia is where the votes are contained only 18.9 per cent of prmidential elections during statewide elections for gover­ If Strike Can Be Averted in Cranecticut. the pec^ie of Connecticut. the last half century. nor and U.S. senator, vdieq Apparently because of the Since city people don’t vote in But turnout does not take Into suburban and city votes are higher econoniic and as great numbers as suburban account the numbers of people thrown into the same pot. educational levels of their and rural folk, the percentage who don’t even bother to Hie "city vote,” which used citisens, the suburbs—and the of Connecticut’s votes cast ^ register. To Inciude those peo­ to be c o u rts so assiduously by rural towns— cast more votes city-dwellers is even smaller ple, who are presumably the office-seekers, may come to be per capita than the cities. Their than their population most apathetic of all, total a ininor factor as Connecticut poiitical importance in any percentage. In the '72 presiden­ population can be compared continues on its way toward Court Order Ke^eps statewide or congressional tial election, only 14.5 per cent with votes actually cast. (Of becoming a total suburbal election, therefore, is even of the votes In Connecticut were course, this includes children, environment. greater than mere population cast by the residents of togO. A few examples of the By this standard, it is figures would indicate. Hartfora, Bridgeport, New percentages of the population apparent that Connecticut’s The cities have dwindle Haven and Waterbury. which voted in selected cities and towns vary greatly in steadily in terms of their Much attention has been paid municipalities this year: the participation of their Buses Operating percentage of the total pqiula- to. voter turnout—that is, the —Hartford 31 per' cent, tion of Connecticut for at least percentage of registered voters citizens in the electoral Bridgeport 38 per cent, New process. It is also apparent that half a century. Time was when uiio actually go to the polls on Haven 37 per cent, Waterbury, HARTFORD (AP) - down bus service in Hartford, still plans to go ahead with its suburban and rural citizens since joined Hartford in the Hartford, Bridgeport, New election day—as an indicator of New Britain and Norwalk 42 Superior Court Judge George New. Haven and Stamford. strike. tend to participate more than case for the injiinction. Haven and Waterbury con­ political activity or apathy. per cent, Danbury 43 per cent, Saden today ^extended for one But Saden said he would The ATU contrtet expired city residents. The bus company has said it Stamford 44 per cent, Bristol week an injunction barring the dissolve the injunction if com­ Sept. 30. but ATU members For Instance, the citizens of Connecticut Co. from shutting had reached preliminary and Meriden 45 per cent. pany drivers and mechanics go have worked on a day-to-day agreement with the union. But Hartford, who outnumber the —Stratford 50 per cent, through with their threat to basis under their old contract combined residents of West it sought to shut down service Manchester 51 per cent, strike the company Saturday since then. after claiming it was losing Hartford and East Hartford, morning. Youth G reenw ich 52 p er c e n t, A third legal issue in the bus 910,(X)0 per week and couldn’t cast far fewer votes this year Hamden, Fairfield, Canaan and Peace Talk Saden continued the crisis, which Saden intends to continue to implement that than the two suburbs did. Barkhamsted 54 per cent, injunction in order to give the deal with after settling the Hartford’s votes for the three proposed contract without Bethany 58 per cent. West Hart- Sessions court time to rule on a lawsuit ConnCo suit and Injunction some form of government sub­ Court Set presidential candidates added filed by the Connecticut Co., the issue, is a request by the City of sidy. up to Just 48,482, while West steady If A Search Warrants Continue state s largest, to force state Stamford to have ConnCo Hartfo^ and East Hartford In October, (3ov. Thomas J. EAST PALO ALTO, Calif. come from all over the country, Transportaion Commissioner placed into receivership Meskill vetoed part of a bill including New York City, St. cast a total of This is not to ^ U.S. Helicopter crewmen, their fuel stop finished, get PARIS (AP) — Henry A. A. Earl Wood to subsidize the (AP) — A qiecial kind of court ready to resume the search for enemy soldiers who staged because of its inability to solve from the Democratic- is in session in this Paul, Denver ami Miami. say that West Hartford gets a Kissinger and North Vietnam’s financially weakening firm its deficit dilemma. corresponding share of a pre-dawn attack on the sprawling Bein Hoa airbase. TRUST controlled state legislature that predominantly black cmnmuni- Next year, when federal fun­ Le Due Tho opened their second from the Public Service Tax The injunction extended would have provided direct ty where the rule is to unders­ ding runs out for the program, representation in the state The building of the rises from fires s ta rt^ by the enemy rockets. (AP secret peace meeting today in a Fund. today was obtained three weeks legislature. Those General subsidies to financially-ailing tand and guide young criminals, conununity leaders will be Pennsylvania Railroad Station photo) “The Food People” suburban villa near Paris. The chief of Amalgamated ago by the City of Hartford just bus companies from the Public looking for private money to Assembly districts are based on in New York required, 27,000 The meeting took place in the Transit Union (ATU) locals at hours before ConnCo was to but never to condemn them. tons of steel, 1140 carloads of Service Tax Fund. The legality The court d«als with keep CYRP going, Evans said. U.S. Census population figures, same closely guarded two-story the Connecticut Co.. John shut down service to its 100,000 not on votes. But the higher granite and 16 million bricks. of governor’s veto, a “line- offenders such as a blade youth at Pinehurst villa at Gif-Sur-Yvette, 15 miles Thompson, said after hearing daily fares. The cities of item” measure that affected who recently shuffled in, filled southwest of Paris, where the Saden’s ruling that the union Stamford and New Haven have only part of a more comprehen­ - ,1 two met for 5Vi hours Monday. with hostility and resentment. to give you not only the finest meat in Manchester, but sive bill, is under challenge by He had Just been arrested for French sources said the villa is Democrats in a separate court waving a loaded gun around in quick helpful Holiday service. Past checkout lines and Apollo 17 In Successful Rehearsal the property of the French case. public. ‘‘r» tipping” carry out service to your car. Longer Communist party. Kissinger opened what could Cost Of Living But Instead of being inserted “When it was time holiday shopping hours . . . we are open Bathed in flood lights the Apollo 17 moon rocket vents successfully completed a six-day rehearsal for the mission Meskill favors arrangements be the final phase of his secret into the grim routine usually Tuesday and Wednesday liquid oxygen as the launch team Monday night scheduled for launch Defc. 6. (AP photo) under which municipalities and accorded the Juvenile offender, for a new furnace, ' negotiations with Tho on Nudges Upward local transit districts would pay before the baleful glare of adult Monday. The two sides did not the bulk of bus companies’ dlsapprc val, this court put him I came out best by meet this morning, reportedly operating losses. The Meskill to work in a recreation center. at Tho’s request to give him WASHINGTON (AP) — The cost of living, nudged by administration mas offered to time to consult with Hanoi. make capital Investments for He was helped with six months 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. higher prices for clothing, rose by three-tenths of one per oi counseling. He finished high converting to gas heat” A television camera team bus lines and cover 25 per cent cent in October, giving the nation a 3,7 per cent inflation school and'hun’t been in trou- “We had just tdded a new room upstairs. My old Astronauts To Begin tracked Kissinger to the of the lines’ operating losses. Ue since. previously secret meeting place rate in the last six months, the government said today. The agency that brought ' heating system just couldn’t do the job any more. SwHfs Pnriilum in Gif-Sur-Vvette on Monday. Meanwhile, interim bus about the rehabilitation of the I knew I needed a new furnace. As he and Tho arrived for The Labor Department said not as much as usual at this arrangements are trying to today’s meeting, they found the the rise in consumer prices was time of the year, the handle bus riders in Bridgeport, boy did not Involve a Judge, or a “I priced everything that I could. I came out best regular court, but was a project BUTTERBALL Big Test Tonight villa besieged by newsmen, three-tenths of one per cent department said. Waterbury and New Britain of the federally funded Ctom- by converting tlw entire system from oil to gas. photographers and television both on an unadjusted and Despite the decline, the affected by the.Oct. 9 shutdown crews - some perched on top of seasonally adjusted basis last bureau said average real week­ of the state’s second largest bus mnnity Youth Reqionalbillty “Since we’ve had the gas heat, the house isn’t CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) shortly after 7 p.m. EST to run which all phases of the actual System,> It’s been operating in — The Apollo 17 astronauts orbit aboard the America while nearby buildings. month, smaller than the ly earnings were 3.9 per cent line, the Connecticut Railway as dusty, the heat in each room is more.even, and through procedures in the final count were duplicated, Cernan and Schmitt prowl the Kissinger conferred with September rise but still over and Lighting Co. San Mateo County for two TURKEYS board their spaceship America 2V4 hours of a practice higher than at this time a year years. including pumping more than lunar surface below. Pham Dang Lam, the head of the Nixon adm inistration’s ago. The bureau said this was the heat comes up faster. Quieter, too.” tonight for the last major test countdown. 2,245 tons of liquid hydrogen CR&L suspended its Instead of bailiff, cops. All freehly Irozen, oven reedy, Clernan, Schmitt and Evans the Saigon delegation to the target of reducing the inflation the largest one-year increase Mr. Raymond Dawson before they are launched to the The test is to end with a and liquid oxygen fuel into the operations after claiming that Juvenile hall and probatloo of­ new crop broad breaated birda moon Dec. 8. are now in a 21-day preflight Paris peace talks, Monday rate to at least 3 per cent by the for any October since it began it was losing money and it, too, simulated liftoff at 9:53 p.m., fi^ket’s cavernous tenks. medical isolation period. T^eir flight. A spokesman for Hanoi end of the year. ficer, the young offender goes M anchester Wearing their space 'suits, the same Ufiie the iSatum 5 ik to keeping'records on the would need subsidies to stay in before a panel of seven In a recent survey of nearly 1,000 homeowners Butterballs 22 lbs. and over give you a lot of Ettgen,t . A- ;i^rn an ,. Luuhnh. j^vBCtpr JYaUer sqid similar riqw ,c p n t^ 11^ ^.(I.onsumer prices in statistlc8„on a monthly basis. business. Kkpi^Rbrun thci'^nkmit’'rary being htaintalned ’ wipfcmber Increased by four- members of this town of 19,000 turkey and are a budget buy at 474 lb. At this Harrison H. Scfimitt and The' launch team Monday well. persons about 10 iililMi south of who converted togas heat, 7 out of every 8 said gas Ronald E. Evans are to enter their living quarters, the and the Viet Cong’s tenths of one per cent on an writing we have hundreds of 17 to 18 lb. birds night successfully concluded a Mter the test, the fuel was training building and the launch representatives in Paris. unadjusted basis and five- sau Fraadseu. Most bf the poi^ was mote comfortable. Findout why. Find out how at 494 lb. and plenty of favorite 11 to 14 lb. the ship atop a Saturn 5 rocket six-day countdown trial in drained as a safety measure for el members Ure only i yesr or pad. The number of persons Kissinger, President Nixon’s tenths on a seasonally adjusted you can hive a cleaner, warmer home and save on birds at 554 lb. today’s exercise. authorized direct contact with chief foreign policy adviser, basis. Planes Battle two older than the teen-agtts they Judj^. heating expenses. Call your heating contractor Martha Logan says to allow 1^ lbs. of turkey The final countdown for this them is limited to minimize the and Tho, a member of the North More than a third of the last flight in the Apollo series is ‘‘We’ve had 200 cases er person . . . come in now add select your astronauts’ exposure to disease Vietnamese Politburo, reached increase in the October index today. Ortalk totbepeqrlc at CNG in Hartfwd scheduled to'start Nov. 30. or illness. reforred to us by police agen­ ird. general agreement in secret was blamed on higher clothing In Mideast (525^11) or New Britain (224-9157). E On Dec. H, Cernan and The spacemen Monday negotiations last month on the prices. The department’s cies in the two years we’ve bem If you ordered a fresh Glolden Harvest J'ng Schmitt are to steer the lunar passed an extensive physical draft of a cease-fire agreement, Bureau of Labor Statistics said By THE A.SSOGIATED PRESS in operation and only 10—eight ship they call Challenger to a per cent — have gotten into turkey or a capon . . . they will be ready for examination and have one more but President Nguyen Van price increases for used cars, Air raids, artillery duels and a tank battle flared touchdown in the Taurus- major physical scheduled Dec. Thieu of South Vietnam has health insurance and property trouble again,” said Robert you when you come in. », between Israel and Syria along the Golan Heights cease­ Appeal Denied Litrow region of the moon on 1. refused so far to gq along. taxes also were contributing Ebrana, the project’s director. CONNECTICUT NAmRAL the rim of the Sea of Serenity. fire line today. Both sides claimed the other had lost two “The' national average factors. There they hope to find some planes. percentage of Juvenile GAS CORPORATION Buy your stuHIng BY DOUG BEVINS The bureau said that in the 11 Suppliers of Nature's Clean Fuel of the oldest — and youngest — months since President Nixon An Israeli spokesman said traded in early afternoon, the offenders who repeat their Serving the Greater Hartford and New Britain areas (Herald Reporter) behaviw is 70 per cent,” he at Pinehurst % rocks on the moon. As a Hijackers To Face started his Phase 2 wage-price one Syrian tank burst ito flames radio said. I added. The Manchester Zoning Board of Appeals (ZB A) Monday geologist and the first scientist control program, the cost of and was destroyed in an The small-scale war on the selected for space flight, Evans summed up his argu­ night upheld the order of the town zoning enforcement living has risen 3.5 per cent. It armored engagement near Golan Heights, captured by Arnold and Pepperidge Farm seasoned stuffing Schmitt will add a new dimen­ has gone up 3.2 per cent since ment for the success of the" officer in denying an appeal to keep honeybees in a Trial In Havana Rafid Junction. No Israeli tanks Israel in the 1967 Mideast con­ program in three words: “We in large and small bags. Residence A A Zone. sion to lunar exploration. August 1971 when the President » were lost, he said flict, appeared to be the most They plan a record 75 hours imposed his freeze on wages don’t condemn.” Stuffing Bread. . . (Chestnuts The board, making a decision WASHINGTON (AP) — Three men who hijacked a The Israelis also denied violent clash since the in the town zoning regulations. on the surface during which and prices. losing any planes in the strikes American-sponsored cease-fire The panel hears only crimes Fresh Oysters in closed session after a public Southern Airways jet to Cuba nine days ago will be tried in against persons or p r o ^ y , not all the new top of the stove stuffing and Atty' Aaron contended that they’ll make three moon buggy The report said the rate of against Syrian army and of August 1970. It was the hearing, rejected a suggestion keeping of bees is a permitted driving expeditions, each Havana on various charges, including extortion, according inflation has worsened in the truancy or incorrigibility. Kellogg’s new stuffing. to seek advice of the town Palestinian guerrilla bases. „ second major outburst in 12 accessory use. Town zoning lasting seven hours. They are to to word reaching the State Department. last three months, with prices days. Patricia Shepard, a panel counsel. The vote to deny the Syria claimed two Israeli member, said it is tlie peer regulations • define accessory drive a total of about 23 miles. U.S. officials said the hijackers violated Cuban law when rising at a seasonally adjusted planes were seen bursting into In four separate waves, appeal, brought by Mrs. Nellie use as “a subordinate use of Evans will remain in moon annual rate of 4.1 per cent atnKMq>bere that impresses the Better Meats at Pinehurst Eicholtzer of 16 Oak Grove St., they threatened to blow up the plane if authorities at Jose flames and crashing on Israeli- Israeli planes bombed and offender and nukbs him want was 3-2. building customarily incident to compared with 3.3 per cent in held territory. rocketeCf Syrian army and and located on the lot occupied Marti airport refused a demand to refuel the craft. the previous three-month to change his ways. Tender CUBE STEAKS l).M 9 ZBA members John Damascus radio said 16 guerrilla bases, pounding ar­ by the main use or building.” The incident occurred during period. For the six-month span planes were involved on each tillery positions and an army ' The discipline meted out by Cagianello .and Alexander Center Lem PORK CHOPS b .1.2 9 Beekeeping is “not the first of two visits to Havana threat by the hijackers to blow as a whole consumer prices side in the brief dogfight and radar station, the military the panel is as unconventional Signer cast the dissenting Peron Says outlawed, ” Atty. Aaron said, by the hijacked plane in the 29- up iiie ouuuieiii Airways jet have gone up 3.7 per cent. denied Israeli reports of two command said. ,as the body itself. Recently, the Lem CHUCK GROUND lb. 95* votes. They had favored may have contributed to Cuba’s panel found a robber and claiming that the wording of the hour odyssey involving 27 The bureau said the higher Syrian planes downed. All The jet dogfight brought Our Omi SAUSAGE liA T lb. 89* seeking Town Counsel David zoning regulations is Accord passengers and four crew favorable attitude toward prices were moderated by Syrian planes, it said, returned Syrian aircraft losses since the burglar guilty and assigned Barry’s interpretation of the negotiating an agreement. It is them to work as household PORK whole strip cut to order “extraordinarily vague.” He members. It was after the lower prices for beef, some safely to base. 1967 Mideast war to 35 planes, zoning regulations questioned said Zinsser had ordered return trip to Hvana that the believed that this is the first fresh fruits and vegetables and Syrian heavy artillery according to Israeli statistics. helpers for their victims. Evans (12tol4R».) ib;84* in the appeal. Reached removal of the bees without three hijackers — identified as such threat in any of the 87 gasoline. pounded Israeli positions along Israel claims to have lost only said the project has been so Mrs. Eicholtzer was hijacking ncidents involving successful that inquiries have giying a reason. Zinsser's order Henry Jackson, 25, Lewis Prices for fresh fruits, the cease-fire line, and gun and three planes in fights against appealing a July 31 order to was based on the ZBA's denial BUENOS AIRES (AP) - Moore, 27, and Melvin Cale, 21 Cuba since they started in 1961. poultry and beef dropped, but tank shells were still being Syria since the war. . FRESH OYSTERS qt.$2.29 remove beehives from her OrdBT tlwni iMVBd. . . and b* sural of a vari^ce, Atty. Aaron said, ^uan Peron told a cheering — were taken into custody by Public property. The order, by zoning adding that the ZBA has not yet crowd early today he had Cuban authorities. ^31 enforcement officer William made a final' decision on issues reached a “historic” accord Discussing the latest Records W « have Morrell Hams and Rib Oven Roaat for Zinsser, was issued shortly raised in the appeal. with other Argentine political developments in the case Mon- those who don’t want turkey. after the ZBA had denied Mrs. leaders for a united approach Warranty Deeds Throughout the public day. State Department Eicholtzer a variance to “ in defense of the deserving spokesman Charles W. Bray Rtmald A. ZucChl to Alan M. hearing, ZBA Chairman maintain beehives. Rudolph Pierro emphasized Argentine people.” said the Cuban decision to try and Karen M. Riley, property ^ Dsitefovs 1 PIE PUMPKIN Atty. Arthur G. Aaron of that the ZBA has already The 77-year-old ex-dictator, the men does not necessarily at 874 Tolland Tpke., con­ Hartford, representing Mrs. who returned Friday from 17 veyance tax I27.S0. or SQUASH decided that beekeeping is not mean rejection of a U.S. Eicholtzer Monday night, said permitted. He said the only years in exile, spoke from the Emil and Pinesla M. Pan- request for their extradition. his appeal was based on a thing questioned in the appeal balcony of a suburban He said it is not unprecedented taleo to Anthony Botticello, EGG narrow legal issue — the defini­ was Zinsser's order. restaurant where he had met for a country to try accused property at 8 Perkins St., con­ / tion of “accessory use” found for nearly six hours with 50 veyance tax 980.80. Town Planner J. Eric Potter persons and then extradite NOG CraeeeABIaekwe# advised the board that Monday political, union and business •them. Allaelinient from SssHsri and None Such Mkiee night’s hearing was being held leaders. Bray said there has been no Frank C. Ouzavitch against Fifteen of the country’s par- SWEET CIDER MsetbiBlBieiara Rat Tattered solely to determine whether the reply from Cuba on a U.S. Sylvia L. Gusaviteh, property zoning enforcement officer had ties were represented, on Walker St., |S0,000. PLUM PUDDINQ Ten Tendered request for extradition of four abused------his discretion ' - - • v . i ain including the Radicals, the se­ Federal Tax Lleni Mow Crop Mute I ----- _-- men charged in the Oct. 29 FRESH PlantBi’B HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - ordermg removal of the bws cond largest party. The hijacking of an Eastern Air Internal Revenue Service Peronists re No. 1. MUSHROOMS SaNedNuta Donny Firsching, 11. couldn’t Atty. Aaron, terming the ^bees Lines plane. Three of the four against Quint Machine Oorp., 51 Peron gave no details of the figure out what happened to the “wild animals,” said the also are charged with two Elm St., 91,984.38. agreement he said had been bill he earned during the Eicholtzer case was a counts of murder in connection Internal Revenue Service 910 reached, but other political summer by helping a relative “birdhouse situation.” Com­ with an abortive bank robbery against Earle G. and Patricia SHOP PINEHURST FOR YOUR leaders who met with him said operate a movie house. paring beehives to birdhouses, in Arlington,'Va. G. White, 189 Brookfield St., HOLIDAY G O O D EATING the conference was “very 9588.65. Then he remembered he put Atty. Aaron said “ the Bray also reported that the Tues. and Wed. Eicholtzers have provided a positive.” ' Cuban government has Marriage Licensee the bill next to a cage holding It was Peron’s second major • his two pet rats. Inside the cage place of lodging for these in­ responded favorably to a U.S. Jack Allen Stetson, 40 Olcott 8 a.m. tits p.m. political conference within 24 he found the tattered remnants digenous animals.” invitation to “eng;^ge in St., and Pamelyn Patricia Fits- hours. Both were designed to of the bill. After Atty. 'Aaron’s presenta­ discussions which might lead to simmoos, 54 Hemlock St., Nov. tion, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph arrange a common front with 33, Presbyterian Church. His mother, Ruth Firsching, an agreement” to disebtirage Riccio of 22 Oak Grove St., other parties to balance the the hijacking of airliners. Raymood Hllhig Gresel, took the leftovers to Houston m PUEHURST neighbors of the Eicholtzers, power of the armed forces, who He announced that the Cuban iunks and negotiatiqns failed. Pufeer S t, and Susan Elisahath voiced their objections to the have ruled except for two brief government is “prepared to Pnwoet UB Benton S t.. She then mailed the.bits of keeping of bees. interludes since Peron was paper to the U.S. Treasury begin discussions soon through Robert William Martin, Other beekeepers or former ousted in 1955. the good offices of the Swiss Pony fjxpress —1972 Style Weymouth, Mass., and i Dana emcBiY Department in Washington. A beekeepers, including Fred The junta headed by government,” which handles Janloe Flnurier, Newton, Maas., Cor. sTMUBaad TantpMa 9 10 check came as a Daniel Lyr h I'j, and his brother, l^aul, 12, use ttteir Amherst, N.H. The cart works fine now but the boys are (Continued on Page 16) President Alejandro Lanusse U.S. interests in Cuba. Wwr.M, South United Mefluxllst Opmnum^rrt^SstiBJH. replacement Monday. has called elections March 11. U.S. wurces said the alleged Shetland pony to help them deliver newspapers in looking for a sleigh. (AP photo) Church.

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