PAGE FORTY ilanriiMtw lEwning Ifwalii Vv’EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER :^0, 1971 Moat Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 0*Clock The Trinity Covenant Church The Couples d u b of Center Charles Gaskell, flminclal sec­ Katherine WInilor of the Congregational Church will Workers Honor n iB . OH. About Town choir will rehearse tonight at retary; Walter A. Backus, treasurer's office. AYOragg Dally Nat Press Run 7:30 at the church. sponsor a turkey potluok Fri­ Free Lunch treasurer; Arthur Lleber, as­ Mrs. Quish, a Republican, JFlrat Church of Christ, Sci­ day at 6:30 p.m. In Woodruff sistant treasurer. Rosalind Quish was defeated by her Demo­ 1 7 .* For Tlio Week Bndefl The Sunday School staff of the Hall of the church. Couples are MO Gal. Min. The Weather entist, wilt have Its regular Also, Bob D'Abate,, chaplain; Outgoing Town Treasurer cratic opponent, Roger Negro; Ootobor se, len Wednesday evening testimony Zion Lutheran Church will meet, asked to bring displays of their Policy !^t t D»y Notice For DcUvery Clearing and cold tonight; Jack Griffin, sergeant-at-arms; Rosalind Quish will be feted at In last week's election. Mrs. M Hoar Burner Horvloo meeting tonight at 8 at the tonight at 7:30 at the church. hobbles to the hall. After the The Board of Education to­ Clyde Beckwith and Michael a noon luncheon tomorrow at Quish has .been town treasurer tow In 20a. Fair tomorrow, church, 447 N. Main St. The potiuck, there will be crafts day announced a policy govern­ Massaro, auditors; and Joseph Manchester Country Club. for the past five years. Negro MANCHISTIR 15,581 not aa cbid; high lii low OOo. meeting Is open to the public. The senlflf chclr of Center demonstraUons, Including ce­ ing free lunches for children Shea, Edward McGregcr and About 70 municipal employes, .will bo sworn In Friday at 4 Saturday’a outlook . . . partly Congregational Church will re­ ramics, jewelry enameUng and OIL HIAT, INC. of economically disadvantaged Michael Ntmlrowskl, three-year will attend the event organised p.m. In the Municipal Building •40-4000 . MancheHer— A City of Village Charm cloudy; high again near 80. The (North Manchester . A1- hearse tenight at 7:30 in the pewter. For further Informa­ families. terms on board of governors. by Mrs. Helen Hudson and Mrs. Hearing Rcom. Anon family group will meet to­ sanctuary of the church. tion, contact Mrs. Uoyd Gustaf­ . The following family sises son of Hlgdi St. VOL. LXXXXI, NO. 36 night at 8 at the Second Congre­ and gross yearly incomes will (TWENTY.EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ll, 1971 (Cleeemed Adrertiolng gational Church parish house. The property committee of assist officials in determining PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The Thursday group will meet Center Congregational Church Washington LOL will meet eligibility: Two and $3,200^ at 8:30 p.m. at the Pathfinders will meet tonight at 7:30 In the Friday at 8 p.m. in Orange threie and $3,800; four and $4,- d ub at 103 Norman St. Both church office. Hall. 400. For families of five and groups meet weekly and are more, add $600 for each child. GRIP AND GO SNOW TIRES open to friends and relatives Robertson School PTA will The Manchester Square Families falling within these meet tonight at the school. Rob­ Eight GIs Killed living >with a drinking problem. Dance d ub will sponsor a sc­ scales or suffering from un­ ert Heins, school principal, will ries of workshops beginning to­ usual circumstances or hard­ Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet speak on “What About Report morrow from 8 to 10:30 p.m. at Chief Envoys ships are urged by the board tonight at 6:45 at the Commu­ Cards.” The Book Fair will be the Martin School on Dart­ to apply for free lunches. This nity Baptist Church. ■ open at 7. mouth Rd. These workshops may be done by filling out In Viet Combat will be held the second Thurs­ forms sent home today in let­ The Senior Choir of the Com- The French du b of (Manches- day of each month until April. ters to parents. munity Baptist Church will re- ter will sponsor a public card The workshops are open to all Applications may be submit­ hearse tonight at 7:30 at the party Monday at 8 p.m. In Or- square dancers wishing to learn From Peking ted any time during the school church. ange Hall. the newer calls and to brush up In Past Week year. Information will remain on some old calls. For further confidential and will be used By OBOROE ESPER Information contact Mr. and only to determine eligibility. * WHEN YOU BUY FIRST TIRE AT REGULAR PRICE were wounded, the lowest num­ Mrs. Paul Cosgrove of Gerard There will be no Identification 2ndllrel30ff ber in four years. St. •' SAIGON (AP) — CeuBualtiea of or discrimination against " J**® Vietnam war laat week The eight Americans killed In Land in NYC Reservations close tonight for any student unable to pay for wore the loweat In montha In combat Included four who died lunch. all categoriea except the totals on the last day of the previous the meat loaf supper sponsored Suburbanite XG 78 reporting period, Oct. SO. A NEW YORK (AP) — The leaders of Communist by Temple Chapter, OES, and The school principal will re­ • Deep, diagonal interlocked ladder-type center cleats and for American dead, the allied China's first permanent delegation to the United Na­ NOTICE may be made by contacting view applications and deter­ commanda reported today. And spokesman said last Thursday double-wedge shoulder cleats for grip and go-power. • Four tions arrived at Kennedy Airport today in sparkling mine ell^billty. If a parent Is they had not been included in Due to a printing error in our preJioIiday savings Mrs. James Elliott, 20 Chestnut bias-plies of polyester cord, triple tempered for dependable tho American death totala were autumn weather to a handshaking crowd of diplomats tabloid, our finance charge was erroneously stated St. The supper. will be served dissatisfied with the ruling, he Increaoed by fatalities which the summary issued thin be­ may make an oral or a writ­ strength .. . won't flat spot. • Designed to give long-lasting actually occurred prior to the cause of delays In the reporting protected by hundreds of police. as to be 1% per month which is an annual percent­ Saturday at 5 and 6 p.m. at the lirocedure. Wearing a red scarf and to p ------age rate of 12%. In all reality it should have stated: Masonic Temple. ten request for a hearing ap­ winter traction and a quiet, comfortable ride. tyoek of Oct. 31-Nov. 6. Ten of those listed as dead coat, Deputy Foreign Minister omo.. Finance charges computed by a periodic rate of peal. Mrs. Jean Campbell, sen­ The low casualty levels re­ Chlao Kuan-hua was greeted by _» tTnUpH st »’ * People ior school social worker,' has Blaekwall WRitawali* PI in from nonhoatile causes were The mental health committee Blaekwill Whltawall tala Priaa Fa4. Ei. flected a geaeral Iqll in battle­ U.N. delegates from Zambia f 1^4% per month which is an annual percentage Rtplacti Ra|. Prict tela Prioa Rt|. Prict lost In late 1970 In an arntmibi- of the Manchester Junior Wom- been designated the hearing of­ tilt Iiul TIrt Metira Ttl field action aa well as the con­ Albania and Pakistan and U.N. “ rate of 18% on balances up to $500.00. ficial. Her office is at 46 School FIritTIra w o n Flrit TIrt MM par TIra ous vehicle that disappeared off 8 at the home of Mrs. Rodney tinuing withdrawal of American chief of protocol, Slnan Korle. L ^ TT en’s d u b will meet tonight at St. Hearing procedules are out­ A-78-13 — $25.95 $17.30 $29.85 $19.90 $1.63 . forces from combat. the coast. Last week they were lined in the policy. changed from missing to dead ’ An advance slx-man Chinese Dolin, 120 Ralph Rd. 7.00-13 — $28.95 $19.30 $33.30 $22.20 $1.95 "nio U.S, Command reported party, in New York arranging HOUSE & HALE A copy of the policy Is on because a year and a day had temporary office and living Chiac Kuan-hua and 30 aides B-78-14 6.45-14 $26.95 $ 17. i 7 $30.95 $20.63 $1.96 eight Americans killed In com­ 945 MAIN ST., MANCHBSTER Boy Scout Troop 120 will meet file In each school and In the bat, IS wounded and 33 dead elapsed, a spokesman ex­ space since Monday, also was down at 12:26 p.m., 11 $20.17 $23.10 $2.21 plained. f r tonight at 7 at St. James School Board of Education office, and E-78-14 7.35-14 $30.25 $34.65 from nonhooUle causes. The to­ in the crowd. minutes behind schedule. The cafeteria. may be reviewed by any Inter­ F-78-14 7.75-14 $31.95 $21.30 $36.75 $24.90 $2.38 The ■ U.S. Command also an­ As Chlao read a stetement paMengera departed first, ested person. tal wounded was the smallest G-78-14 8.25-14 $34.95 $23.30 $39.95 i 26.6d $2.55 In more than OH years. nounced that an Army helicop­ expressing *‘deep thanks" to ^ inimlgratlon, public ter gunship was shot down H-78-14 8.55-14 $38.30 $29.53 $43.95 $29. i 0 $2.74 The South Vietnamese com­ the welcomers, two demonstra- customs officials en- Wednesday night 11 miles tions—one pro-Chinese and the ^®**®*^ craft, 5.60-15 — $28.95 $ 19.30 $33.30 $22.20 $1.74 mand said 196 of iU tnx^s CONN. TAE KWON-DO ASSOCIATION were killed, the smallest num­ southeast of Khe Sanh, and twb ether against—^were conducted 12:60 p.m,, the first Chi- HURRY-OFFER ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT! F-78-15 7.75-15 $32.75 $21.83 $37.50 $25.00 $2.42 out of earshot, nese left the jet. (KARATE AT ITS BEST) Fire CalLs ber since early August, and 389 (See Page Ten) G-78-15 8.25-15 $35.80 $23.87 $40.95 $27.30 $2.64 Our delegation will work WA&HTMr*Tniv aa 484 Keeney St., Manchester 1 H-78-15 8.55-15 $39.20 $26.13 $45.15 $30.10 $2.80 Several bundles of newspaper USE OUR RAIN CHECK PROGRAM: Because o f continued $29.60 $33.07 $2.96 in a pile of scrap paper outside heavy demand tor Goodyear tires, we may run out of J-78-15 8.85-15 $44.40 $50.95 This is the bedroom in which three girls perished. th,. rm.ntrt I V ’ Considering imposing U.S. trav- some sizes during this offer, but we will be happy to L-78-15 9.15-15 $45.95 $30.63 $52.95 $35.30 $3.19 The three were killed in a flash fire last night at nnd imhnw* restrictions on toe Commu- the Colonial Board Co. at 616 order your size tire at the advertised price and issue you 1 Parker St. were apparently set a rain check for future delivery of the merchandise. *Single or Double Whitewall. No Trade-Ins Needed 468 Park Ave., East Hartford. The mother of the cf Th TT® «Mplomats newly Agriculture naHnnni H T fT ®*T^ved at the United Nations, ablaze with gasolhie early this Nixon Lays three has been charged with manslaughter in con­ national peace and promoting 'ivovai i- morning, according to police. nection with the fire. The state fire marshal’s of­ human progress," Chlao said. lU nltatl.^ now ajply Eighth District firemen spent 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Secretary fice has been called in to investigate the fatal blaze. Meany Steps Up During his speech, more than communUi TTT/w from 2:30 until 3 pulling the Wreath At A state spokesman said today the fire was afc'ci- papers apart, and dousing them dental. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) iutooVpoUce ^e?t orter with a wetting agent. Chief Seen Quitting Armed policemen patrolled toe {Ltlvllv mnrfsH T*h Arlington rocf Of Granville Ungard said. GOOD 0 'EAR ABOVE BANK CREDIT CARDS HONORED AT GOODYEAR a terminal 300 yards reported to have rec- : ONLY MAKER OF POLYQLAS' TIRES Police said a partially empty 0 SERVICE ------STORES---- AND MOST'QOOOYEAR------_ DEALERS. By GAYIAMtD SHAW WASHINO’rON (AP) — Pres­ Pay Board Attack dtstant. (gee Page Ten) ” can of gasoline was found near ' WASHINOTON (AP) — Sec- ident Nixon said today an un­ East Hartford By NEIL GILBRIDE the scene of the blaze. YJtary of Agriculture Clifford leader of the big labor feder­ JUST ARRIVED FROM INTERNATIONAL known serviceman killed In ac­ ation. M. Hardin Is reported ready to tion In Vietnam soon may be MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — TAE KWON-DO FEDERATION MANCHESTER TIRE. Inc. Meany, in a telegram to the SEOUL, KOREA Goodyear Servioe Stores quit, but White House officials buried at the ’Tomb cf the Un­ AFL-CIO President George Army-Navy Oiib «ay the decision Is^ not linked known soldier. “We pray he Meany today stepped up his at­ convention of the AFL-CIO Met­ Mr. Hwang Kwang Sung 295 BROAD SmEET Fire Kills Girls; al Trades Department, said no 6th Degree Black Belt KELLY ROAD AND 'VBRNON CIRCLB ^th the fretting of Preeldent will be the last,’’ he added. tack. on President Nixon’s Elects Fogarty PHONE 875-S292 OR 646-0191 OPP. THE POST OFFICE Nixon’s political advisers aver Nixon drove to the national wage-price control program, econcmlc program could suc­ Senate Rejects ceed unless it is based on MR. HWANG HAS INSTRUCTED AT: James (Dutch) Fogarty of 26 VBRNON, CONN. PHONE 643-1161 —MANCKBSTra Varm Belt discontent. cemetery In nearby Arlingtrn, calling It unfair and one-sided. Ftor the record, the White Va., to lay a wreath at the equality and "we will continue • 1061-63 Kwang Moo Training Qenter, Seoul, Korea. Division St. has been elected AILANTIC £SUa>IT CARD—DP TO 0 MONTHS TO PAT Meany, In his second tele­ to fight to achieve It.” • 1964-67 26th Infantry, Republic of Korea, Army In­ MR. FORAND HAS INSTRUCTED AT president of the Army and fMODYllAB BOflBS House and Agriculture Deport­ tomb. It was the 60th anni­ Mother Accused gram to labcr leaders meeting ternational Tae Kw Other scientists, however, are when Mariner 9 fires Its small WASHINOTON |(AP) — Ac­ retrorocket to slew Its plunge tion on President i^ixon's Su­ ney general. eagerly awaiting Martian ren­ preme Court nominees, Lewis Tunney said he is prepared to dezvous because they feet toe and whip it Into Martian rrbit American collegiate history. , . a favorite toe velocity will have Increased . F. Powell. Jr., and William H. approve toe nomination of Pow­ storm, which has been in prog­ ' to 11,000 m.p.h. Rehnquist, was blocked in the ell but had not decided how he ress for seven weeks will give Would vote on Rehnquist, who them a unique chance to ob­ Brad Smith, an astronomer to Senate Judiciary Committee to­ for its complete Full-Fashioned comfort and the youthful New Mexico State Unlv’erslty, day for at least a week. haa run into sharp oppoelUon serve a dynamic, changing from civil-rights and labor event under way In the planet’s said Wednesday signs seem to A motion by,Sen. Sam Ervin, indicate toe raging dust storm D-N.C., to report out both nomi­ leaders. atmosphere,. “Why should we rush to a smartness of V-neck and ’ saddle shoulders. Scientists said toe reddlsh- was beginning to clear. But he nations favorably was pre­ said It still will obscure much vented from being brought to a quick decision?" asked Tunney. yelloW storm seems to be mov­ “Why not wait a week?” ing from 20 to SO miles an hour, of Mara Saturday when Mari­ vote wheif^Sen. Birch Bayh, D- Aquaknit" of 100% virgin lambswool... it’s automatic ner goes Into orbit. Ind., offered a substitute mo­ And, Sen. John V. Tunney, D- may have reached heights of Calif., a member of toe com­ more toon five mites, and how Smith showed newsmen at tion to approve only Powell's JPL a photograph taken Mon­ nomination. mittee's liberal bloc, said that wash and dry! sizes S-M-L-XL... covers all of the visible south- If no one else did, he would in­ urn part of toe planet. day by Mariner 9 from a dis­ Sen, Marlow W, Cook, R-Ky., countered by moving to "lay voke the rule to prevent a vote Mariner 9 began taking a tance of 860,000 miles during a on Rehnqulbt's nomination. aeries of “calibration’' photo­ Buyh's motion on toe table. UleoLlh9MMc. series 6f 81 photographs at 6:17 Tunney and Sen. Birch Bayh, p.m, EST Wednesday while graphs that checked out space­ Cook later told reporters he felt craft systema, strongly that the .committee D-Ind., another committee 885.000 miles from Mars. ’The member who says he has rcser- picture-taking session was to “It ahowa superiority of toe should act on both nominations photometric design of the Mari­ ut the same time. vsitions about Rehnquist, have und at 8:66 p.m. EST today said the committee appears when the tiny apacecratt was ner 9 apacecraft,” he said, and Sen. John V. Tunney. D-Callf., holda promise for seeing details Invoked a committee rule, ready to- approve both nomi­ 300.000 miles from toe planet. nees If a vote Is taken Imme-.. The photographs were stored In of toe Martian surface after the prior to Cook's motion, to force twice dally orbits begin, u seven-day delay In acting on dlately. on onboard tapo recorder which As for the full Senate, East- wos to begin playing them back Kehnquist. Tunney said he felt MOSCOW (AP) - Aa U. S. the nominations should be land has predicted con­ at 0:10 p.m. EST for diaplay at ■oientlata prepared today to firmation. Ihu CRludntla Institute of Tech­ treated separately. ease the Mariner 9 apacecraft Despite some talk of a pos­ k Powell, 64. has been nomi­ nology hero. Into an orbit around Mars, tho nated to eucceed the late Hugo Twenty-tive of the pictures sible filibuster In committee, Soviet Union continued a five- against Rehnquist's nomination, L. Black on the court, while hre to show Mars tw It rotatss month curtain of silence over T^nqulst, 47, would replace through one Mart|an day. Six (^airman James O, Eastland, Its Mars 2, and 8 probes. D-MIss., said he expects both John M. Harlan. The two seats cthera wilt show Delmos, tos ’The two unmanned Ruaaian have been vacant since early liny Martian moon. nominations to bc.,Teported fa­ ■THE MEN'S STORE* vehicles, launched May 16 and vorably to the Senate before September. Dalmos haa nevar been photo- May 88, were last reported on Among 17 wttnessee testifying gjraphsd close up before. Thanksgiving. MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER June 17 to be 4.3 mllllqn miles Maiden Ruri The next meeting of the com­ Wednesday at the commlUae’a TRI-CITY PLAZA .VERNON Phobos, the other Martian and 8,1 million mlleii from concluding hearing ware repre­ OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY moon, waa photographed once Gov. Mesklll, right, waves from Amtrak Metrolin- mittee will be held u week from 9:30 to 6:30 CHARGE YOUR PURCHASE WITH MASTER CHARGE OR YOUR OPEN MON., TUES., SAT. 9il0 to Ii30 earth; kill was going oply to a New Jersey suburban sta today when another attempt sentatives of the AFLrCIO and THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 "PERSONAL" REGAL CHARGE CARD ,. , WED., THURS, FRI. 9il0 to 9:00 In lOM during tha Mariner 0 er this morning as it prepares to ieave New Haven tion. With him is Harold Wanaselja, an Amtrak of­ the United Auto Workers Union and. 7 flights. From earth too (lea Page Twalve). will be made to get action on on maiden New England run to Washington. Mes>- ficial. (See Scene at the Capital polumn on Page 17) the nominations of Powell, a (Se* Page Twalva)

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tes Blamed Lone, Tolland; Vincent J. Ves­ Colum bia election of officers and discus­ Shcinwold on Bridge Agriculture pa, Blaat Hartford. Four>Way Stop sion of ways and means to meet In Killings Of FORnulENIBANO Also, Gerald M. Case, 304' A four-way stop has been 67 Persons Get the budget deficit. PROPHETS SURPRISED NORTH Spruce St,; Frank J. and Law­ created at Summit and Hol‘ Bird Seed VO^PEOPIf Secretary rence R. Lantelgne, 27 Emma Boy Scouts of Troop 162 are | Bus Firm Threatens to Caneel Burnside; "The Organization," ^^ernlonl Sheep BY REPEATED SUCCESS 4 6 lister Ppllce Chief Flu Injections 7:15 & 9:30. <3? J 1093 2 Lane, Vernon; Dennis R. Hart­ James RCardon announced. selling bird seed as a fund-rais­ CUTTIIJGSVILLE, Vt. (A P ) By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ley. 27 Kerry St.; Mrs. Ida Ot- ing project, according to Rich­ Cinema I : "Carry On Camp­ • MslMt Sr MNr (MNNs 0 AQJ3 Seen Quitting The intersection previously The Public Health Nhraing We slice your heating bills ing," 7:80 & 9:15. — Fourteen sheep have bedn All at the forecasters were * AKQ tone, Clark R^., Dolton; Mrs. had stop signs only for Hol­ ard (Jurland, committeeman. Agency administered ^ to 67 The boys will be selling the seed Runs for Kindergarten Pupils Cinema II; “#iay Misty For killed In Cuttingsville In recent lAU.MII AOMinie surprised a few months ago (Continued From Page One) Betty Apn B iW n , Warehouse lister Bt. traffic. Tlje addi­ I WEST EAST adults at the flu clinic last all winteiv^nd reorders will be | M e," 7:16 & 9:16. weeks, pcsaibly by coyotes. when a group of young New , Point; Mrs. Joan M. Cohan, 65 tion of signs for Summit St. 4 KQ972 ♦ AJ larm state in 1068 after a cam- Palmer Dr., South Windsor; week. Of the total, 32 were appreclaited. The Floyd Munroe Bus Com­ ment of the dead head mileage. The first item of business at State: "Zhivago," 8:00. The sheep were owned by Yorkers won the national team 9 K8743 traffic comes in response. into even paymeTits. pany has threatened to cancel Munroe has countered by tonight’s meeting will be elec­ Daniel Kcrnglobel, a sheep Z> AQ I> a ^ In which he was. sharply James E. Barrowe, 30 Moun- from Columbia, 17 from He­ Cfothlng Drive Manchester Drivedn: Reopens l O V R ^. AllRt AMIA8M AMIITmA , phamplonshlp for the second 0 93 2 Chief Reardon said, to activ­ all kindergarten buses effective threatening court action, farmer for 20 years. The loos la 0 4 bron, 16 from Andover and two Mrs. Edith Klemark, chair-1 tion of a new chairman and Friday. mJl* fl>«M (iiimwilnMw imiwiH year in a row. ^ e n everybody ^ 1086 AJ9S43 “ D®'"oc*’aUc farm tain St., Rockville; Walter Wet- ity, pedestrian, and motor Dec. 1, unless the Board of Edu­ Now the bus company insists estimated at $60 a head. from Marlborough. man of the Christian Outreach | secretary to serve for the com­ East Hartford Drive-In: Re­ sat up and took notice: once ***2F™J^*’ . . more, Flanders Rd., Coventry; vehicular, around Bentley Anij that's what we're offering with our cation agrees to one of two al­ the town either pay $19 per bus ing two years, as well as com­ “ I think it was coyotes that s o irrH Dr. Edwin Basdon was as­ Committee of the (tongregation- opens Friday. might be a fluke, but twice in a ^ stressed repeat- ^ re. Rose M^»ry Coleman and School on Hollister St. Rear­ ternatives both of ■ which will per day for the kindergarten mittee assignments. James Cor­ did it." said Richard Belanger, 4 108 34 3 sisted by Mrs. Joan Moshler, ul Church, said the recent cloth-1 heating oii budget pian that spreads your Bast Windsor Drive-In: Re­ row surely proved that the farmerg need substan- Karon M. Coleman, 510 Hart- don said crosswalks will b6 coat additional money. routes or pay the dead head nish is .expected to be elected state warden for the Cut­ Msnicno Z> 6 Ing drive was a big success as payments eveniy over the months. opens FViday. xy i7mMfw team had real merit. Today’s uaixpooete In Income. However, Ra.; Mrs. Ginger V Mc- painted in shortly. PHN and. Mrs. Phyllis Jones, Hits Is the latest incident in mileage. to the school board chairman­ tingsville area. 0 K 108 76 Inflal IBS pounds of clothing was Meadows Drive-In: "What’s AiWirWtiwiSw • hand, taken from a match they and the -A crunch .. of rie- cauro tuluahd eon, Wllllmantlc; PHN, Mrs. Andrew Gosper and What you pay in June, you pay in Jan­ an Increasingly militant con­ If the Board of Education ship. 4k 7 2 Ing pi packed and sent to New York The Matter With Helen," 7:0t. “ I used to hunt coyotes out played In New York, shows uoUto coaU have made jjjgne M. Horton and Mrs. Thomas O’BrJen assisted uary. frontation between the bus com­ does not agree to either of New members of the board west." he said. " I found fur Sooth Wert North East the goal iusive. for processing. It was then for- { their aggressive bidding style daughter, 4B Colonial Dr., Col­ with registrations. The next pany and the school board. Tlie. these terms, Munroe refuses to sitting in for the first time to­ that looks like that pf a coyote Pass Double Pass One of e hangups (or Re­ warded to needy areas. You get heating efficiency ail year round I M I HMM II AMmiM and accurate play. > . umbia. Foes of Tuition clinic will be held Dec. 14 from situation presently stands on transport the ^ kindergarten night will be Robert Dean and on a fence near one of the (A|>IMtM*y wry 2 0 Pass 2 4 Doubla publicans Is in historic parity with clean, dependable Mobil Heating Oil, South dealer. 7 to 8 p.m. at the agency of­ the verge of court action. children after Dec, 1, Charles Mayer. Mrs, Carol Dun­ Mamie on Coast sheep." XMrUMariM) Pass Pass 3 0 , 3 C? ratio used measure farm. Manchester Evening Herald and convenient monthly payments you can Both sides vulnerable. Rally at Capitol fices on Rt. 66. The clinic is The schoci board has stood The ultimatum will be brought can will return after winning Belanger said there has been 5 0 Pass Pass Double well-being. The .Uo, expressed Columbia correspondent, Vir-1 Opening lead — , lUng of held for adults needing a boost­ count on. behind the recommendations or before ’ a newly constituted a two-year term. For Long Visit some speculation that stray I All Pass ( as a percentage, 'rolates prices ginia Carlson Tel. 228-0224. Spades. HARTFORD (AP.) —. er injection or for the second Call us now. We're home heating specialists. And former Chairman Kenneth Kay- Board of Education tonight, degs are reaponslble. "But dogs farmers receive with expenses. ^ Hull Ignored Reading Program INDIO, Calif. (API — Mamie Peter Welchael and Tom A student demonslratlon pro­ injection of the scries. Budget Organizers, to make your winters more comfortable. nor In maintaining the town Is which may have some effect The; Reacting program In would not come back to feed off ’Tlhe parity raUo X u shriv- M©bil Eisenhower has arrived in this is p u H P is m m SnUth, of the young team, low. South wouliS' discard; and In Capitol List testing tuition increases at Diabetic Detection week is A Busy ForesB not liable for payment of "dead on the outcome. Grades one through eight will a carcass,” Belanger said. eled to a mere 74 per^nt—the head mileage" from the In­ Although Kaynor is no longer desert community for a lengthy "Doga kill for sport." re;eftehed the fine contract of whenever East put up the king lowest since the darkest ^ y s of state colleges wound up in a Nov. 14 to 21 and, according to COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. heating oil be presented in a review format HARTFORD (A P ) . ^ / dustrial park where the buses on the board he will attend the visit following a two-week stay five diamonds on the North- of hearts. South would ruff. the depresslonj" Nixon s ^ at the PHNA, most likely targets (A P ) — Pike National Forest, I at tonight's meeting. The latest carcass was found Giaimo Urg es Lt. Gov. T. Clark Hull, who has Capitol at a Texas hcspital where she South cards. Bast’s double was This Hne of play established Des Moines, Iowa, during the are those who are overweight covering 1,284,710 acres north are parked. The board main­ meeting as will Town Counsel Mrs. Gloria Matthews will about two weeks ago on land was treated fer bronchial In- just gravy. the dummy, and Welchsel made 1968 campaign.__ _ complained cf various in- lobby Wednesday afternoon. and past 40 years of age. and west of here, has more tains the routes begin at the Robert King, who is preparing serve ns spokesman for the owned by Donald Kelley. Tlie U.S. Act to End M-HOUR SERVIOEI • PHONE 64U 1SS iection. ' East overtook the opening his doubled contract. The hand To the'c cow urtTHcaawMt rm Bohn, tea; Gay Newman, Dawn COMPLAINTS Philip, h(|wever, is also being m r O N 10 a.m. ■ 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. • 8 Rhode Island operation, suc­ prosecuted on charges of con­ CHEa:iN(i/(CC3UNT Carlson, Ruby Bechtold and Sometime last night, a plate FORME* Tiehets Available A t p.m. ceeds James O. Farrell, who spiring to kidnap presidential 09-01 Joyce Fay, country store. , glass window on the north side ^ e a M B m a Pediatrics: Parents allowed becomes reglcmal membership aide Henry Kissinger, to blow ■ ■ ■ IP . .M lavUatkm to tenor.. KOFSKY'S SHOE STORE 09-01 In charge of the baked goods of the PTne Pharmacy at 66i aiiy time except noon—2 p.m.; 09-OS And hero wo*ll port executive for the wire service up ' heating''tunnels in federal 0 oornplolo rooovd are Joan Lewos, Joyce Taylor Center St. was broken. 7 :3 0 9t15 B 7 :1 5 9>15 B others, . 2 p.m. • 8 p.m. 09-1J in Chicago buildings in Washington and to- 0 9 -1 ! of oN your and Sylvia McKinney; with Har­ Self Service: 10 a.m. • 2 p.m.; 7!0 0 tromoctlons for As RME, Farrell, 31, will raid military draft boards Bargain Hour Sat. T ill 2 P.M. All Soats 99c Super soft, sensuous and very riet Trueman and Margaret Yesterday, a ski Jeicket was 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. concentrate cn sales and mem­ along the East Coast. Cooper handling the white ele­ stolen from a student's locker Intensive Care and Coronary special.'.. these fantastic coat 33C 17 ehoeUng and bership work involving tele­ A trial for him and seven oth­ phants. at Manchester High School. Care: Immediate family only, vision and radio stations in Il­ ers (diarged in the case is to The day-long fair will con­ any time, limited (to five mlii creations in pile at its finest! 200 00 linois and Indiana. He has been’ begin Jan. 10 in Harrisburg, clude with a ham and bean sup­ news editor since May. ^ z^MUSICAL FANTASY FOR ALL AGlfS THE AQUAETTES Pa. utes. There’s really nothing like it REGUl AR SAYIIIG per, at the Community House, Dudley, a native of BYank- Van But’en Bust I ALICE IN WONDERLAND | Maternity; Fathers, 11 a.m. • 3 9 -0 7 sponsored by the Mr. and Mrs. fort, ,Ky., joined The A P in 12:46 p.m., and 0:80 p.m. • 8 in all the world I (right) Bor- 3 9 -0 9 Club of the church, from 6:30 to On Safe Perch North Carolina in 1963. He has by LEWIS CARROLL present ^ p.m.; others, 8 p.m. • 4 p.m;, 3 9 -1 9 8 p.m. covered sessions of the Ken­ gazia<^> double breasted coat 3 9 -2 3 I Presented by Sock & Buskin Drama Society I and 0:80 p.m. ■ 8 p.m. 3 9 -2 9 WASHINGfrON (AP) — A tucky, North Carolina and Age Limits: 16 In maternity, 10 -01 4 tor with unique chain link belt in NVES* ME n SA VIN(2! heavy white marble bust of Rh(xle Island legislatures. " ON FRIDAY, NOV. 19 " 12 in other areas, no limit In He served as day editor and >9-07 self-service. 100 )0 Martha Unsure President Martin Van Buren broadcast news supervisor in I . SATURDAY, NOV. 20 I front, plush belt in back. )9 -2 3 4 SOO 30 REFLECTIONS The emergency entrance on 4 6 to 10-01 4 1 4 6 to looks down from a gold pedes­ FBI* * SASTs * SUN* ■ A T 7:80 P.M. " The A P ’s Charlotte bureau be­ Armory St. is the only hospital Black, 10-16 Of John’s Fate tal high on the wall of the new­ fore being transferred to Provi­ •1 4 0 HIT # I I MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM | edtrance open from 11 p.m. to dence, R.I., in July 1969. Dud­ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Mar­ ly refurbished Red Room of the 7 a.m. A il other outside doors White House. ley was Tlie AP’s chief state- iJiD U L'rS $1.00 CHILDREN 5 0 ^ tha Mitchell says that she and are looked daring the night ». UBT (V OHOtS Visitors may worry about the h(xise reporter had the respon­ NATURE “THE' shift. t. NMNM INTRT President Nixon “ haven’t de­ precarious perch but not the sibility for directing the day-to- THC COMMIC71CUT SANK a. WTRAWT oa OWNORAPT cided yet” when her husband White House staff. Tliey are day A P news coverage in AMO TRUST COMPANY ORGanizaiion’ Patients Today: 288 Jeto will resign as U.S. attor­ telling the story of how carpen­ .Rhode Island. ^ pIsMs Manthstlsr High School i:i' :: color lli.iii'il/li'ti'.i'. ADMrFTED YESTERDAY; ney general to manage Nixon’s ter Arrington Bonner climbed Dudley, who attended tile A William V. Ashe, 4622 Bolton 1972 re-election campaign. up to sit on the pedestal him­ University of Kentucky, is mar­ Rd., Vernon; Linda Ann Beau­ Mitchell managed the Presi­ self, feet dangling, to prove it ried, has a two-year-old elon HXr #2 V time; Thuriday aiN Frlihiy lieu, East Hartford; Mris. EUsle dent’s successful campaign in was safe enough for Bonner—or and his wife, Alice, is expecting F. BedeU, 44 OrlBWOld St.; Howaboutyou.^ 1968 and is expected to take for Van Buren’s statue. another Child. “ Y^HAFS THE Brian J . Bergamlnl , HlUside over Nixon’s re-election bid. "H ot BoatneaamMi'B Luncheons Served DaUyl" AT 8:00 P.M. Dr., Ellington; Jean Ann Cador- Mrs. Mitchell made the com­ •IS M AIN m f MANOHESXBR (Comer of Pearl) ment in answer to a newsman’s ette. East Hartford; Mrs. Jac­ price: |.75 with S.A.A. — $1.00 Without queline Crabbe, Main St., Ver- question when she appeared at Ihnrs., Fri. and Sat. Only! From 5:M to ItiM PJM. It tells you at a glance just where you stand financially every n£IVl son , 10 Henry St.; Peter J. O f course, to get the full benefit of our Combined Statement AT.. NOV. 13th, 10 to 7 at the MASONIC TEMPLE Theodore, East Hartford; Mi­ AT , you should have both your checking and your savings accounts EAST C EN TE R BTRBBT, M ANCHESTER (Next to Peat Ottloe) chael B. Tomsho, Olaatenbury; J(dm Peter Vincent, 74 Wood­ at CBT. W e can arrange everything for you in a matter of minutes Trinity Covenant Church land B t; Mra. Dorothy Evelyn at any o f our more than 60 offices. Wohlgemuth, 77 Hendee Rd.; (left)" Borgana 86” double ICE Wiittam Zorskls, 176 HlUiard St. k HACKMATACK STREET MEAT LOAF SUPPER X (APADIS / breasted coat with notched Join the tens of thousands of “ today” people who are finding BtRIH YESTERDAY: A son that we are doing more to make banking more convenient. . . Mj , SAT., NOV. 13th \ / to Mr. and (Mrs. Oonstantlno collar, flap T pockets, half belt Oonatioii. Arpihe, 02 Carman Rd. more up-to-date ... than any other bank in town. SATURDAY, NOV. t3th back. Black or navy, 8-1^ ROQ 10 a.m., to 2 p.m. DIBOHARaED YEBTERDWY; 2 Sittings—S and 6 p.m. Mrs. Joyce M, Boobor, RFD 4, RookvlUe; Beth A. Bordonero, (D SL Coats, Monobester ft Vernon) iEuFttittij * Holiday (No tickets available at the store) TICiKBTS W ILL BE SOLD 6 PeachTree Lane, South Wind­ Published Dally Except Suudayi, Decorations and, lioltdays at 13 Blssell Street sor; Mrs. Eleanor A. MaoNell. THE CONNECTICUT DANK AND TRUST COMPANY Manchester, Conn. In MANCHISTIR Lakevlsw Dr., Coventry; (Jar- * Hand Mades mine MianoareUa, East Hart­ Telephone 643-2711 •k Be Sure to Potroniie Thera PoUewing 'Booths Member F.D.I.C. “ Second Class Fostase Paid ai ford; Mrs. Ellen L. Andrews, Manchester, JConn. (U6U40) * Baked,Goodf ■k Boutique 4r Coffee Shop # PeQwurrl MARLOWS 18 Dover Rd.; Henry O. Marols, SUBSCRIPTION RATES A Bake Shop * Used Jewelry -k Toy Boa N All Manchester Offices open Monday-Friday 9-}, Thursday 6-8/, Rockville Office open Monday-Friday 9.}, Thunday );30-4:JO Payable In Advance * Coffee Shop 'x as Brook St., South Windsor; ■it Christmas Shop A Rainbow Cookie Shop * Apron Shop TOMORROW ONLY D ^ L i One Year ...... $39.UU Adrian Landry, Bast Hartford; ManchesteV Office Manchester North Main Office \ Manchester Parkade Office Rockville Office Bis Montiia ...... 18.60 ■k Attic Treasul’e. it Finger-Pet Sketches d Charcoal Bkotohee Tbrea Months ...... 9.76 * Luncheon OtSO A3L to 5i80 P J l Joseph IW. Kaminsky, 118 N. STORIS o r FASHION 893 Main Street 15 North Main Street [ , 354 K West Middle Turnpike 5 Elm Street One Month-...... 3.2fi ^ (This Ad Sponsored by Shady Glen Dairy Btovea) School at.; Mlohole A. SMsto- Single Copy ...... Ific D&L TRI CITY PLAZA OPEN TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT TILL 9 By Carrier ...... weekly 76c wloki. Goes* Lane, I Oydland; N Brian Soott DeBloii, Partridge ]| PAGE FOUB MASS t o STER e v e n i n g h e r a l d MANCHESTER. CONN. .THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 PAGE f l V I Islatlon requiring ■ after-election Grange Backs removal and cleanup of posters World Crown ' Coventry Business Mirror Mtbroks from rsalsttnt custom- her assaults on Nome’s gar­ nnj,g between Kiwanis Raises $3,087 T V Tonight and campaign material by the srs. One-Horse Town bage cans and the city adminis­ Nome and other Alaska cities. candidates on whose behalf Ones it was raihsr easy to O O ^ AND 8F1IND A FBW lU lA IA in r HOUM See Saturday’s TV Week Losing Its Label tration decided she had to go, .. ^1170 Chief David Scott, who C h in a A id they had been distributed.” ' Shaken At Democrats Call for Probe Review Needed on Picture size up tha markstpteco and the one way or the other. eventually passed down the go- AT THB CHBUnMAft INDOOR ANTiqUB (or Complete listings. -Support conversion to the poi'/ers that moved it. New you o"-'l«e edict, seemed almost From Radio Auction h"VB tn wonder wh<-' Is In HOMB, Alaska (AP) — This Happily for Tessy, It’s the metric s;^8tem of weights and other. She’ll be shipped by air P'Irgetic about the whole ept- InU.N. Seat eld g'ld rush city Is cn its way SiM (8> Big Valley (C) measures' G>ronation Of Mental, Penal Facilities O f Maligned UsSs Consumer* to Kenal, Alaska, south of An­ Hode. The 12th annual Manchester Kiwanis Club Radio Auc­ (8) Il Oream______at Jeaanle_____ (O) -U rge the President and (88) Timmy sad Laaila ml. W.WWM.. ______e*i out as a one-horse town. Tessy chorage, as 8n as space cn a “ Cee whiz,” he said, ’ ’every tion concluded last night over Radio Station WINF, with CHARLESTON, -W. Va. (AP) LONDON (AP) — Lucia Pet- The Dem(x:ratlc Town Com­ aon; the chairmen of the joint (44) OlUlitaa’a lilaad Congress to “take immediate By JOHN OUNNIFF trate the strong-mindedness of has been given her walking pa- cargo plane can be arranged by 'Hy there was three or four bids for the two-night broadcast totaling $8,087.65. The 5::# (8) Dracael (C) T- The National Orange has ap­ actPn to stop such .crippling lorle, 22, a tawny-holred Brazi­ mittee has unanimously adopt­ Committee of Corrections, Wel- AP BaalMMS AmUyat Driver Comforts FLEA MARKET (81) Hosaa'i Honw* (C) ordinary people. Sure, thou pen. her keeper, the Rev. Paul Bills lecplc at the doorway com­ lian medical student who wants ed a resolution dealing with In­ *fare and Humane Institutions, bids represented about 67 per cent of the total retail (.4) OUTicaa’s lilimd (0) proved a. resolution com ­ and costly strikes” as the cur­ sands of Americans are taking T h e 6-yeor-old BheUond of the Assembly of God church, plaining about knocked-down (44) Newi — SpoHs aad to beceme a gland specialist, State Sen. Anthony Ctartone, NBW TDRk (AP) _ It I4 Arresting Officer value of $4,640.08 for Uie near- — ------^------mending President Nixon’s ac­ rent dockworkers walkouts. vestigation o i the current un­ expensive trips abroad, but pony’s problem is garbage garbage (:ana. The 32nd Edltton of this Always Infnrnallag Mow WaaUiar (C) began her reign today as Miss Senate chairman and State Rep. ouatqmayy to ploture the Amer­ "This herse has been In ev­ ly 800 items in the aucUon. Rd.; 232. Klmhall, 184 Hackma- SiU (8) Wkat’a Happenlac (C) rest In state' mental health and have you wondend why the cans. She can’t- resist poking ” I promised the mayor she’d 6:44 (8-S8S) Weather — Sperte and tions in supporting Oommunist Wcrld 1971 after winning a Otha Brown, House ohalrtnsn. ican ijonsumer as a U M ANOULBS (AP) — Occl- erybody’s garbage poll and the Davld Bourne, aucUon chair- tack St.; 223. TrabiU, 318 Fer- penal institutions. At its meeting alrUnes haven’t been able to fill Into them. be dead or out of town. We had AT THE WIST HARTFORD ARMORY Newe (C) (China’s admission to the United beauty pageant labeled "the Other copies will go s Um^ to •nd helpleas creature buffeted ental Collage student Andrew whole town Is upset,” the min­ man, said Kiwanis had hoped guson Rd.; 224. O’Neill, 22 Kane (U) Wild WUd Went Chester Bowles this week, the town committee all those seat# on flights' to ex­ 'lenyoi was stopped for on al­ In the old days, when such to do something.” 886 Farmington Ave„ Weot HarMofd for an 80 per cent g;oal. Pro- Rd.; 225. Biiggrs, 84 Timber (84) To TeU the Trath (C) Nations. meat degrading show on earth” acted on the three-point resolu­ State Sen. Robert Hbuitey, alxMt by the powera of the ister said. "The police and the (44) The Salat by pretesting feminists. State Rep. Audrey Beck, and otic commerolal pandlsesT leged tr.-iffio- vlolatlan 4ind be- men os Wyatt Barp strotted mayor have been getting all Under the Management of WUllam P. Spoor ceeda from the aucUon support Trail; 226. Sheridan, Bolton; 6:84 (8) Newe with Waller Cron- But the resolution also said tion Introduced by member commercial world—uaed, Hails Nixon’s One explanation Is that mon 0 mo a Cterd Samaritan to offi­ '.long Nome’s board sidewalks, kinds of complaints." voiioua community activlUes 227. Skinner. 462 E. Middle klle (C) that Nationalist China's ouster A 8 Miss Petterle was Daniel Manley. Rev. Joseph Duffey, all of abuaed, sUmuIated, manipu­ S om e M ail I b S low (8) Newt with H.K. Smith and crowned Wednesday night in whom, Manley sold, he consult­ lated by aellera wanUng his dol­ and mere families am design­ cer Robert Houston. hundreds of hoiwes were used Until she developed a pen­ SATURDAY. NOV. 13th . 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. sponsored by Kiwanis. Tpke.; 238. Manlella, 19S Bryan Harry Reatener (C) from the world body empha­ The three points are as fol­ PARIS, Tex. (AP) — A bank China Policies Albert Hall, a noisy crowd of ed with in formulating the res­ lar. ing their own vaoatlrn. City As Houston, 25, bsnt over to to haul lC4ula threugh the boom chant fer garbage cans, Tessy Last night’s bids totaled $1,- Dr.; 229. Magnuson, French (81-84) NBC Newe (C) sises the need for a thorough lows: "The Coventry Democrat­ here didn’t hear from one of Itf 7:44 (8) Jadd For The Itetenee (C) women’s liberationists shouted olution. Hiat ptetura, tf it ever ware dwellen o n buying their own watch Senyei take his auto reg- t'w n’s muddy streets and to had been a town pet for Nome’s SUNDAY. NOV. 14th - 1 P.M. to 6 PJR. 386.60, about 71 per cent of the Rd., Bolton; 230. LiOdoux, 64 (8) Trath or Conseqnencee (C) review of our foreign aid pro­ E S SE X (AP) J— Ches­ ic Town Committee urges Gov. berrowers at the appointed abuse outside and tied up traf­ In other action at the town true, may need re-examlniUlon. piece of land In the countryside Istratlm certificate from the move gold dredges over tha 3,0(X> residents. retail value. Bids on special Lawton R d .; Bonus — Etsen- (18) DIch Vaa Dyke gram s,” although certain kinds ter Bowles, former U.S. am- Meskill, working In conjunction g;<’.d-rlch gravel surrounding time in June, 1970, and men- (88-84) Newe — Sporte and fic. Dozens of police shep­ committee meeting, the Demo­ Evidence seema to be ac- and, if ne^ssary, tenting on It. auto’s glovs compartment, the Robert Morris, who originally We wlU be decked out for the Holiday flcaonn ood !•• vo- items, accepted both nl^ts of hower silver dollars (Monches- Weather (C) of foreign c^istance, especially bassaddr to India, Wednesday with the General Assembly, to Sales of mobile vacation hernea Nome. tkned it tc him. He vowed he’);. (44) ABC Newe (C) herded the demonstrators, who crats endorsed Raiymond Des- cumulaUng ttiat the ordinary fflcer crumplad to the ground bought Tessy, said: "It got to ma"jed the $40 payment. oponolbie dealers from New England aad New York wlB the broadcast, were $744, about tor State Bank, O’Neill, 22 Kane technical assistance to devel­ praised the Nixon Adminis­ conduct an immediate and and trallen are eoaring. Thou- In pain. 7:84 (8) All Aboat Facei (C) carried such placards as, ” We mone for the teat on the Zon­ American buyer haa atlffened But the number dwindled and be a real bother. The kids Recently mall exonerated greet you with many &ousands ot intereoting ItoOM aoUnklo 61 per cent of the retail value. Rd. (18) Movie Game oping nations, should be contin­ tration’s two-Chlna policy, but meaningful Investigation to de­ sands of ^ e rlo a n a vaoatlon in (88) I Dream at Jeaaale (0) are not beautiful, we are not ing Board of Appeals vacated hla iwsUtance, that he ia grow­ Senyei uaed Houaten’s patrol (’iwindled until two weeks ago won’t pay much attention to him. The bank got a letter for Chrlstmao giving. Winning, bidders can pay for GROUP SEVENTEEN ued and strengthened. criticized U.S. tactics in trying termine both the symptoms and each other’a homes through (84) Flylat Nan (C) ugly, we are angry,” and by David Roach. Roach has ing wiser and more self-r«Uant, car radio to summon help. Tlie Tessy and another hone were her anymore. I couldn’t find dated June 21, 1970, and . en­ and pick up their items at Wat- 236. Halvdrsen, 89 Oxford St.; (44) Dracael (C) The resolution was adopted to win approval of the plan. underlying canses for the cur­ t n n p arrangements. Food Bor Open Tkrauglioat Tlie Show 8:44 (8) Bearoalel (C) "Which ciw will win the red been chairman of that agency that he Is trying and maybe officer waa tiJeen to a hospital the only two in town. anyone to buy her, so I gave closed was a $40 check dated kina Bros, front window, at 931 237. Oigllo, 19 Tanner St.: 238. Wednesday by delegates to the "The vote as presented, rent extraordinary amount irf Ask the fashion deolgnen if (88 84) nip Wlleoa Show (C) ribbon?” and resigned when elected to succeeding in doing his, where the trouble was diag­ Then the other horse was her away.” the same day. It apparently General Admlsoton $1A5 (AU Slagleo) Main St., where the broadcast QuanUno, 90 Dale R d.; 239. (8-44) AIIm Smith and donee 690,000-member agricultural forced delegates to choose be­ unrest In our state mental they u « able to diotato as they (18) Movie Last year some women’s lib­ the town Council last week. rather than the aeUer's nosed as a pinched spinal killed to provide food for a dog And the hay Tessy munched had been mailed a year and originated. ‘ITils can be done to- Tedford, 19 Rosemary PI.; 210. body’s convention. tween Chiang and Mao, not to health and penal institutions. did 10 yean ago. Designen nerve. But with this od, 2 Admioolons for 8I-6B 8:04 (8) Movie (C) bers got Into the hall and drove The endorsement will be fqr- “Uiliig." team on display for tourists. along with the tidbits she found four months earlier—by the day unUl 8:30 p.m., tomorrow M»uecl, 33 Lvnd"le St.: 2 Lencilreet (C) Wednesday urged more work to arate nations ot people In­ 4:84 (18) Candid Camera stage with a barrage smoke well as any other humane re­ action. Desmone was a candi­ aa 4U!ceptlng orders U ahown in yean they have moetved ccstly without any traffic ticket. left to roam, Tessy Increased pensive—up to $150 a ton by the bank. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2:30 Addabbo, 154H Oak St.-;- 213. 14:44 (18-84) Deaa Martla Show (C) expand agricultural exports, volved,” the former presiden­ and stink bombs, but, this time source at the state’s command, date for the ZBA In last week’s the savings rate, automobile p.m, Curtin, 11 Diane Dr.; 244. (8-44) Owea MamhaU, Coan- adding: We realize that It tial adviser on Asia said. ■elor At Law (C) security precautions kept the be used to protect both the lives election, and In terms of votes salee, do-it-yourself projects, Items which are not merchan- ^Oiight, 100 Ferguson Rd.; 245. (18) Newe, Weather A Sporte Would be unrealistic to attempt After the defeat of the two- protests outside. The hall was of the citizens ofithls state and received, was the next in line federal regulation, houaing dise, but call for services, also Benito, 32 Deerfield Dr.; 246. 14:84 (18) BarHord Talh-Ia (C) by quotas or inspection regu­ 11:14 (2-8-88-8444) Newe — Weather China policy, Bowles said In a checked thoroughly for bombs the considerable investment In below those actually electe(L sales, the stock market, vaca- l O SMILING H SERVICE must be. paid for at Watkins Welsh, 14 Falknor E>r.; 247. and Sporte (C) lations to reserve the total do­ talk to a civic club, "We lost before the show began. our state Institutions by pre­ The town committee unani­ tlotis, foohlons and in a number Bros. Certificates for the ser- Karmlnskl, 38 Birch St.; Bcmus (18) Cnabridced (C) mestic agrlcul.ure market to 11:18 (8) Movlee (C) our tempers and cut off foreign cluding any potentially catas­ mously named Joyce Oortlli to of other developing customs vice can be redeemed at the — certUicate (Vlttner’s Gar- 11:84 (88-84) Toalshl Show Johnny our own producers and that Several dozen black demon­ aid.” trophic, AtUca-like, rebellion, fill the vacancy created by the and p4tttonu. contributing business. Center), Meuccl. Carson (d) such actl(Mi would be detrimen­ strators Joined the women’s lib­ (444) Dteh Cavett Show (C) The United States, he said, and the possible ensuing, un­ resignation of Tom Osborne, the aavinga rate is perhaps Tlie radio aucUon, an annual GROUP EIomTEEN 1:44 (8-84) Noare —Prayer A Slyn tal to our interests in world bers briefly, ccmplaining be­ should "keep it on a business­ necessary massacre and dam­ and received the resignation of the moat obvious indlcaUon that townwide attracUon, depends on 251. Relnhom, 200 Spring St.; Ott (C) trade.” cause there was no Miss Black (44) Prayer A SIga Ott (C) like basis, net let emotions held Britain or Miss Black U.S. en­ age to state property. Donald Toung. ordinary Amerl(utns use their donaUons of merchandise and 202. Kimball, 184 Hackmatack. 8:44 News — Prayer and 8f sway. *(*« The Grange, the resolution tered. And the Gay Liberation "That steps be taken to not heads and that they aren’t to services by Manchester area 253. Holland, Bolton; 254. said, favors a "gradual freeing ”We have made many mis­ Manchester Evening Herald merchants. Bourne thanked Pvtterton, ISO center St.; 255. Front staged a contest of Its only Insure ini|Ututi(mal secur­ be tempted when bargains EdncaUonal TV (84) of trade between nations,” but takes” on foreign aid, Bowles Coventry oorreepondent, Holly aren’t ottered; Almost ahnulta- boUi Uie merchanta'and Uie bid- Sycamore Lane; Thn.eday, November 11 own In the street, with homosex­ ity but also to encourage fund­ PM urged the federal government s-Ud, "but to pull back altogeth­ Gaiftner, Tel. 742-8795. ders for their conUnued suj^rt 266. Nels Johnson, Scott Dr.; uals in feminine attire under ing of effective rehabilitation neous with the rise In inflaUon, 8'44 Rodsepodse Lodse (C) to "seek reforms in other na­ er Is, I think, another mistake. of the project. 257. Ovian, Converse Rd., He- 0:84 Snpervisory Leaderehip R (C) such titles as Miss Used, Miss measures which would, once many Americana decided to atl-glri tions of farm trade policies ”We have done good work In Here are the winning bidders 258. Sheridan, Bolton; 259. 7:44 Black Joaraal R (C) Handled and Miss Laid. Police and for all, return incarcerated save rather than spend. "B'ackonomics" some areas, notably India and Saudi O il IniMMue open collar look! T. -dR from last night’s part of the Slatby, 251 Spring St.; 280. Da- 7:84 TBA which have the effect of dls- Intervened before the winner citizens to the mainstream of ' With billions of doUars Uterr Burma. Most of our mistakes, aucUcti: 1*8 Ekigerton St.; 261. 8 84 Thirty Mtaales (C) ruptlns' world trade.” was named. society and out of the state’s JEDDAH, Saudi , Arabia — ally withdrawn from the mar- 8:84 Wasklagtea Week In Bevlew at least In Asia, stent-from the GROUP MJJVEN ’Thulln, 61 Bruce Rd.; 262. Ed- 1:44 Hollywood TolovleloB Theater The Common Market, espe­ ^ IJicia, who won $6,(XX) In cash care at the earliest possible mo­ Saudi Arabia’s oil income rose ke^lace, the naUon’s automo­ fact that we have never under­ From W ost-Set. . . 151. McKenna, 176B E. Mid- wards, 428 Porter St. "Enemies" by Arkady Leo- cially, should reform its farm for outshining 64 other con- ment.’ ’ by more than 28 per ceiit last bile dealers, restaurateurs and kum. stood Asians very well, and clothing manufacturers, to die Tpke.; 152. Dennison, 20 GROUP NINETEEN 14:44 World Preie Boview (C) pcllcies, the resolution said ,so ttetants, declared she would de­ The resolution, together with year, compared with 1.4 and 2.7 beautifully tailored, that we thought we could kill Steep Hcritow Lane; 153. Norris, 286. . MacGlllbary, 51 Avon- 14:45 David UtUeJoha: CriUc At that the disruptive effects on vote her reign to telling the a letter to Gov. Meskill, will per cent gains in the previous name only a few, were'forced Large (C) on Idea with a bomb,” Bowles soft and clingy 178 Charter Oak St.; 154. Mead- m may be at S, M, L. sportswear, States” will determine how well the eiqpense of next year’s Parenteau, 61 Hamlin St.; 162. O’Neill, 22 Keene Rd.; 276. Private School Reports from c o m m itte e urements and a husky voice. downtown and Healy, 42 Ehmwood R d .; 163. Johnson, 196 Scott Dr. rooms have indicated that the the U.N. works with mainland Modeling and personal ap­ ENJOY THE EVENING sales. China hs a. member, said Moreover, the tendency to Roberts, 48 Uchard Rd. GROUP TWENTY To Turn Coed number of matters calling for pearances are expected to net WITH paricade GROUP TWELVE 280. Collins, 28 Munro St.; 281. attention could delay next Tues­ Bowles, former Connecticut her another $125,000 during her "buy down” to smaller, less ex- 164. Paris, 84 Redwood Rd.; Ssetela, 83 Dartmouth Rd.; 282. N E W HAVEN (AP) — day’s scheduled adjournment of governor. reign. pmslve and more easily main­ 166. Partridge, 211 Mountain Kennedy, 16A Oxford St.; 283. Hopkins Grammar Sclux>l, one the annual 10-day convention. Lucia Is the first Brazilian to tained cars continues. Detroit AL CARLSON has been fo r c ^ to respond or Rd.; 166. Zeidler, 84 Jarvis Rd.; Parenteau, 61 HanUln St.; 284. of the oldest private schools in The Grange also passed a win the Miss World title since 167. Zeidler; 168. Alexander, 106 Kaminski, 38 Birch St.; 285. m ajor rasolutipn opposing any Travel A Lot the contest began In 1961. else continue to glye away the nation, announced Wednes­ AT THE ORGAN MlcKee St.; 169. Cook, 83 White Boyle. 89D Sycamore Lane; 286. federal government reorganiza­ Miss United States, 20-year- much of Gie maifeet to S p orts. day it will drop its 310-year-old VENlIICEl-HPerhaps the most- Dhe do-it-yourself '^ tte m , Rock Dr., R^dsm-; 170. Kbm- Kenney, ToUwood Dr., South tion which 'would eliminate the traveled horses in the world old Brucene Smith, a teacher FRIDAY, NOV. 12fh 13.00 panik, 256 Woodbrldge St.; 171. Windsor; 287. Keith, 361 Porter all-male traditicsi by merging D e p a rtm e n t of Agricul­ trainee froni Port Lavaca, which you may remember was stand in Venice. F. 196 Scott Dr. the announcement said. government. has it origins lA the dlsoontent 90 Clinton St.; 185. Flerp,ero, 124 Hopkins Grammar School Other resolutions passed of ordinary buyers who feel that the body wH lOgh St.; 186. Parenteau, 61 was founded in 1660 ,oi1glnally Wednesday included: NEW WIG STYLES the balance of power hod tUtod Hamlin St.; 187. Lundell, 32 Mc­ Two More Held on the historic New Haven —Urge use of decomposable too much In favor of the seller and eablatl Cann D r.; 188. Conklin. Green.Day Prospect Hill traces containers and passage of "leg^ and. that It must be reclaimed. GROUP FOURTEEN In Cycle Death its history to 1907, when the Ask any salesman if he -SHOWING- . hasn’t met with a more knowl- It's a little new, a 191. Shute, 64 Summer St.; Day School was set . up and to COMPARE BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Supe- 192. Partridge, 211 Mountain '1930 when die Prospect Hill edgeabte, more Independent little different, a lot of _. ^ „ I’luf Court bench warrants have NOVEMBER 15thSTARTING A T 7:30 thinking buyer in ttie past two 198. Bive», W Oiureh St.; been issued for two more men School 'was set up. The two • PRICE • SERVICE yean. Peoide are far less In­ fashioni 100% nylon IM. A v e ^ « m U c r ^ Dr., the ambush-type attack in girls’ schools merged in 1960 . The new scluxil expects a stu­ SELLINO OUT MEET MR. JACK clined to let othera make deci­ with snaps below! StraUord last month that left a • REPUTATION sions for them, ejq>eclally in tha St.; 196. Hansen, Vernon St.; member of the Huns Mo- dent body of about 600, the an­ ENTIRE STOCK OF (Wifir Stylfat) White, navy, rad, 197. IGiight, l(X> Ferguson Rd.; nouncement said. Hopkins now stock market torcycle Club dead. BleOREARV 4-PLY NYLON ITS THE SIRVICR THAT COUNTS Reflecting this, mutual fund brown. Sizes S, M, L. 196. Fiero, 124 High St.; 199. Warrants charging murder enrolls 362 boys and Day Pros­ Rys, Cubles Dr., Bolton; 200. pect Hill enrolls 212 girls. LONG AFTER THE SALE IS MADEl redempttons are high in rela­ accessories, downtown and assault in the first degree SNOW TIRES tion to oales. Small tranaaotlons O ncl, 90 CUnton St.; 201. Patu- named Frederick M. Toupin, and parkada lak, 88 Rachel Rd.; 202. Rob- in stodcB have been pre­ 28, o t Bridgeport and Robert CASH ft GARRY dominantly sales rather than Providence Man purohases In the post 16 ifi fh* stofon 4 4 WE TAKE TMDES ^months. Meanwhile, U.S. Sav­ Killed in Crash F78X14 M A AA Black ings Bonds, which small In- long nighls... 775x14 # l9 i« 0 pInaF.E.T. vestora ignored a couple of 2M. Mdnner, 46S E. Middle Mwuoe, was arrested four STONINGTON (AP) — 078x14 A M A A Black yean ago, are gaining in popu­ lit wifhclcBzIo... KFD 6, Bol- • ,4 fi/ . est ntes. Ratos are down now Bikius — four gallons paint (E. from the two cars. trigrgering the complicated MANCHESTER and sales am booming. White sparked with A. Johnson Paint Co.), Conran. Police said the men named in crash. Spun Hair Vacation patterns also Illus­ silver in sizes 10* 18, GROUP SIXTEEN the warrants were both mem- Open Tbnrs. Evenings . Drivers of the other vehicles I6'/2-22'/j ...... 30.00 220. Holland, Williams Rd., bers of the Grateful Dead Mo- lost control as they tried to wabarpuakan... Bolton; 221. Roberts, 43 Rachel torcycle Club. avoid the wreck, police said. 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\ PAGE SIX 1:"! ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANtiHEaiiaK. CONN., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER-11, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN./THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1971 Social scientists at Uie University ot PAGE SEVEN Michigan have Just concluded a four bag Inside the. truck that car­ Connecticut STAR GAXEie * 0 Tests Find ries it, year study of what happens to high -»)■ f I AY R I’OU.AN Weicker Demonstrates 'The gulper can, be attached to y MA*. II Vour Daily AdMiy Guidi > 1 LIBRA school dropouts. They found, true to the SMir, 11 F-t Cancel* In any type of conventional high­ PUBLISHED BY THE Yankee ' ^ A m'. If According lo Ihs Slor$. ^ popular assumpUon, that dropouts had ^ 8-1J-23-34 ocr. iiUiff. way maintenance vehicle, Flem­ M'NCHESTBR FUBLISHtNO CX>. lo develop messogo for Friday, New Highway Sweeper ing said. 13 Binall Street more trouble finding Jobs than high /5y-67-79-84 read words corresponding to numbers 5.15-26.37/^ M>ncheitei\ Conn. B y AsHtO. First Stage Fleming said the gulper can BURL LYONS j f TAUeUt of your Zodioc birth sign. By JERRY T. BAUIiCH Other senators sp ecia lly In­ school g^raduates, the percentage of '1 Bt 31 Bv Publlaher AM. 10 61 Unusual KOZflO terested In poUuttm problems provide a big saving because, 2 Block 32 Dtptndi 62 Own BOSTON (AP) - Two Boston WASHINGTON (AP) - ’The Founded October 1, 1881 dri\pouts who had full time Jobe coming We don’t think there is the 3 Som« ocr. 11 with a two-man crow, It costs I MAI 10 33 Plsoiurs 63 Ambitions "little gulper,” first ot its kind, were on hand too, along with Publlihed Every Evening Except Sundaye Ov' 9-JO-31-48 4Tok« 34 Writing W OK. I t doctors reported. Wednesday $7 a mile compared with cur­ out 71 as com pand to 87 per cent of the slightest doubt that the sup­ 5 0# 64 Annoy some who were mostly curious. and Holiday!. Entered at the Poet OHIco at ^43-5^80-88 33 Miitokst 65 For they have developed a test that was demonstrated Tuesday at rent methods which cost $35 a Uoncheiter, Oonn., as Second Class Mall 6 Monty 36 RsprsMnt 11-14-23-36 Edward J. Mitchell Amerl- roHan doilies Matter. graduates. They theorized, however, posed atUtude of the people of OIMINI 66 In the Capitol HU a fast, cheap ftille he said. In his home state. 7 Look 37Ths 67 Nolhing con spot a rare form of heredi­ can Can's vice president for en­ that many of the dropouts owed their, OonneoUout played a deolslve BGtt 38 '7ou way of cleaning litter from the 10 • 12 • 14 • 16 • U ■ 24.86 SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAI II 63Ths lAOltTASIUI vironmental affairs, said his He estimated initial cost of 9 You 30 On WOK. tary cancer of the thyroid early nation's highways. J j# e x e u n t for decorattons from Payablo in Advanco joblessness to personal factors which part in the final outcome of last “ eTPJUNl 10 69 Emborrossino firm is helping finance develop­ the gulper and truck at about One Year ...... lOThtrt't 40 Rsilrlct 70 SloAs enough for successful removal ....m o o i 1 Minor 41 II PlC. The device's aluminum boom, $80,000, but said the cost would Six Months ...... 19.60 would still have been operating against summer’s tax drama, which > 4-17-28-39 71 Rtqussis [A. of the tumor by surgery. ment of the gulper because Three Months ...... 9.76 t^49-M-72 12 Promliti 42 Aiding 72 Abililiss 10-22-33-44/0 shaped like a huge arm with an "w e’ve been getting blown out go down as the produpt became One Month ...... 3,25 ended with both the General t3 Cartful 43 Upon 73 You 14-63-74 The process was reported iri elbow, ended In rotating steel them If they had completed high CANCIR U Motttr 44 (n , for years for things we don’t a production-line Item. Assembly and Governor Mes- 74 You the current issue of the “ New fingers that scooped up bottles, MEMBER OF school. l5Guidtd 4SOns 75 Air CAfRICORN do.” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 16 Moy England Journal of Medicine” kill Uirowlng out ah Income tax 41/17 11 46 Could 76 Tohs Die. cans, paper and other trash . T v Associated Press Is exclusively en- I7A 47 With by Dr, Kenneth E. Melvjn, as­ "We make cans; we don’t tltled to the use of republlcatlon of all But In two other respects, the re­ 77 No JAfi. strewn in a park across from a which had already been enaot- «^2-18-J9.M8-39-40 10 Atttmpts 48 Importortt 78 01 throw them on the highway,” Yea«t K ^t Alive , news dispatches credited to It or not other­ 19 0tbtr sistant professor of medicine at .Senate office building. FOR THE HOLIDAYS — FRESH wise credited In this paper and also the sults of the study reversed the common 1-89 49 Your 79 For 53-66-68-7ArO ed. 20 Gain SOYour ^6-77-B4-B3VA Tufts University School of he said, "W e’re trying to edu­ LOUISVILLE, Ky, - When local news published here. assumption. IMO 80 Undtr Sen, Lowell P. Weicker Jr.. All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ .21 Situotlon 51 Sound 8101 ~ AQUARIUS Medicine, and Dr. Armen H. cate people not to throw the whisky production was sus­ patches herein are also reserved. The pcditloal world assured li 22Grtot 52 Things 82 And R-Conn,, sponsored the demon­ cans on the highway,” The study found that dropouts, once 23 In JAN. 20 TashJIan Jr., professor of pended during Prohibition, one __ „Ai/i. 11 53 Rtoction 83 ImporlonI stration of the American Can The prototype was attached The Manchester Publishing Company as­ that there was a huge and genu­ 24 AAonty 54 Stort HI. I I , pharmacology at Harvard Me­ bourbon-making family con­ they had abandoned what had become 25 84Sld#s .rn Co. machine, but he said he to a panel truck drlvep by Its sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ ine public outcry in OonneoUout >3-1»-37-i38 55 ArgunrHintt dical School. tinued to reculture its own graphical errors appearing In advertls- /47 ,6I-7 1 26 By"- 85Dipl<^iicolly6.21-32-43 wasn’t endorsing any particular Native Turkeys for them the unequal struggle of school, 56 Born 86Gronlfd Inventor, Jerry Fleming of Oro- ments and other reading matter In The 27 Startit I3 3 - 7 M 3 -8 7 They said the cancer, me­ strain of yeast In the cellar of against the Income tax. VIROO 57Tok« 87 Frisnd product. Weicker said he wel­ vllle, Wash. Manchester Evening Heraliraid. tended to restore that self esteem which 28 ChOrKt 56 Prove , riK it dullary carcinoma. Is "Inher­ the owner's home. When Repeal 12 to 28 Uk . » 29To 88 Copricorn comes any product that will Su^crlber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- 59 Stepping 89 Ellorls lU snout has. In addition tc came, the strain was alive and had been damaged in the compeUUve There were, however, alvirays 30 Way 60CounMl «»; •» ited by approximately one-half help solve the highway litter toD Post News Service. 11 90 Frionds the pickup fingers, a com ­ unchanged. Another distiller Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. school experience. MA*. 2e‘^ of ,Jhe children of an affected problem. FOUNTAIN TURKEY FARM reasons why this assumption by s M 3-34-33I pressed air faucet that blows sent his yeast culture to Cana­ Publishers Representatives — Mathews, Fliv JGood lAdvorie ^ N e u tra l 7-19-30-414 individual. All relatives of those "It shows industry does have Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency Finally, the MichlgEui siudy came up the poliUoal. world could be 52-64-73 8 knrwn to have the disease, litter up a chute onto conveyor da for supervised preservation ROUTE 6, BOLTON Phene 649*7147 —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. the capability," he said. belts that dump It into a big with a statistic which is a real surprise. quesUoned. therefore, should be suspected during Prohibition. Display adveHlsIng closing hours For Monday — l p.m. Friday It found that among the people it of harboring the disease until For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. On the day when Income tax was warm. TTme had run out proven otherwise.” FJr Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. studied, the average weekly Income of foes from all over the state Trudeau Feels For T luirsday-1 p.m. Tuesday. so I Just did everything Linda The cancer tumor in the thy­ -F or .Prlday--1 p.m. Wednesday. the dropouts was $119 while for the high were scheduled to stage a mass told m e,” roid, located in the Sneck, is Classified deadline 4:30 p.m day meeting of many thousands at Canada Ahead ^fore publication 4:30 Friday for school graduates It was only $112. After the birth. Mrs. and best removed by surgery, the Saturday and Monday publication. the Capitol, this columnist PBTROLIA, Qnt. (AP) _ Mrs. Hanna and son Michael doctors said, adding: “As Is the Immediately, one imagines qualifica­ counted 380 actual demon­ Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Thursday, November n made the Icuit five minutes of case with any form of caneer, tions for that staUsUc. This was only a strators. Trudeau says that his govern­ the drive to Overlook Hospital. the chances o f a successful sur­ JjUUl^JVULSh ppiL^JUf£li AA.l ment is "always a step ahead” 0 2 four year study, so the high school gical cure are greatly In­ Control W ith Loopholes During all the period v^en cf President Nixon. creased if diagnosis can be graduates, obviously, had surrendered a the state was supposedly seeth­ “ I took a trip to Moscow last made early." ' One can employ a certain reliable rule head start to the dropouts, while they ing with protest, we encounter­ year. Now Nixon Is going to Inside Report They said early diagnosis by go,” he told a high school au­ of thumb for Judging Just how restrictive themselves had not yet begun to hit ed no ordinary ciUsen who standard clinical means has seemed upset. dience Wednesday. the new Pay Board Is being In Its new their own potential stride. (Oontlniied from Page 8) been difficult which prompted “ I’m going to Peking. Nixon them to develop their process. regulations for the natiem's pay en­ is going. We can’t see how the Michigan Admittedly, when a question yond down the road of econom­ They said the cancer makes velopes. survey really recommends dropping out, was asked if one were opposed "We’re always a step ahead ic controls. Whether this view la the thyroid secrete a peptide of him.” So long as labor’s members of the Pay to on Income tax, the answer correct or npt is less Important hormone, called calcitonin, WATCH except, perhaps, for very special case^ could be almost automaUoally In reply to a question, than that it is the Meany view. BIAMONH Board go along, and do not wash their which can be detected in the But it does at least warn us all, once negaUve, as it might be for any Trudeau said hie government is Indeed, neither side talks of blood and urine of affected indi­ hands ot the whole business, one can as­ more, to beware of the glib generalisa- . other kind of tax. i attempting to protect Canada’s conciliation today. Administra­ viduals. sume that the Board’s regulations aren’t individuality from American tion officials privately brag that TashJIan developed a' method tiwi certainties which creep into even Such legislators os we ques­ exploitaUon. "We are not anti- Meany has little support In la ­ quite as severe as they may look, and of detecting the presence of cal­ the'^ best-intentloned public crusades. Uoned about the extent cd pres­ American,” he said, “but wo bor’s upper ranks ( a view sub­ citonin, and the doctors tested must contain room for negotiations and Some dropouts make more money than sure they had felt from their are trying to do something posi­ ject to vigorous dispute). For it on 89 members of a single own consUtuents had surprising­ tive to preserve our Identity.” his part, Meany is marshaling inteipretations labor expects to win. some graduates. We happen, for our family with a history of the ly few letters and telephone labor stalwarts in Congress for The further corollary — a sad one but cancer. part, to cMisider that no more ot a real calls. a House bill granting retroac­ . They discovered signs of cal- also an inescapaUe one in the state of argument for dropping out than the lure Mother Dii-ects tive pay increases, §n interven­ ''i, «> '' ' ' ’w.- Strangely enough this — although it rich. Uieir son in the front seat of the ...... " ' ■ bly. will prevail, at least tempora­ tic studies failed to detect the may be termed an unsatisfactory family car Wednesday. rily. But the suspicion Etnd luw- "Fortunately my wife is a tumors in the 11 of the 12 state of affairs — is probably within This is why the vote up in tlllty Monday between O eorge' patients.” The Tfoiwiro Shoppe wlU give np n io TreiMiire Sbiqipe wOl give yea Maine the other day must have nurse,” said Thomas Hanna, wttfa old w m X the foil pnrohaee price of your old The Oat Cure Meany and Arnold Weber coats range of what President Nixon and his created a pethaps angulriied "so I Just did what she told me. dhunood In trade toward a large an economic question mark into New York state has a one- advisers really want, and within There was no Ume to panic. brilliant Treaaare Shoppe diamond. Take some ordinary oats from the . kind ot reassessment, both on ti^e. future that is the worst at year residency requirement for "It was snowing,, but the car' gange of all anybody really wants them field, brew them down to an alcoholic the part of the Governor, who news for the economy. relief applicants. might be ei^oying serene fis­ to try for right now. extract, and feed this extract to a group cal ■weather now if he had dar­ BRIN6 IN YOUR eiD WATCH TODAY! The possibly common objective on of claret addicts for a period at 28 ed sign into law and defend the BRING IN YOUR OLD DIAMOND RING TODAY! which we mlg^t all agree is not any days, and at the end of that time nearly t Photographed by Sylvian Oflara Income tax he himself at some really efficient ccmtrol of Inflatlm down ONE HEAD IS BETTER THAN NONE times appeared to want, and on half your addlcte will have stopped the part of. those in the Legisla­ ii to the point where wages, profits, rents smoking altogether, while the rest will ture who voted for the incqme and prices are held moticnless, but be down to no more than six cigarets tax once, in what wiU remain a unions eligible for retroactive merely the attachment of some snubbing a day. great demonstraUon of courage, wage increases. The indepen­ but tten gave up the tight after advices which will keep the inflationary The explanation is simple and direct. I n s i d e dent Teamsters have been re­ the appairmt appearance of forces present in the economy and in our The oat extract dulls the smoker's ap­ The Battle Of lentlessly wooed by the - Nixon i tidal public protest convinced adminlstraticHi. AFIAJIO offi­ whole way ot life from staging any wild petite fer tobacco. them the catise was lost. cials have feared Teamsters’ runaway perfomance. Apparently, it has to be the oat ex­ The Pay Board ^ president Frank Fitzsimmons Up in Maine on elecUon day the voters of that state refused, We don’t really want — any of us — to tract. might be the one labor member Magnificent diamond of the board to defect. 186,654' to 62,319, to repeal the rdflllffi enter upon a truly efficient set ot con- It can’t be Just oatmeal cookies. $275 Unique, modem design ort Consequently, Meany and new income bzx on the. state ACCUTRON "lOr' $295. tnrfs. Our main reason is, quite simply, It can’t be Just cereal for breakfast his lieutenants feel the Admin­ books. Before the vote, most of Bold brats inarkeri for 28 days. istration is less concerned the state's poUUcal experts on a gilt dial. Attachsd oiir fear that if we e^er let such firm By Rowland Evans Jp. and Robert D. Novak batketweivs band. $igs. about quelling inflation than were afraid to caU it. After controls settle down on us now, in this Reports, also, are to the effect that WASHINGTON — Just before splitting organized labor to give the vote. Republican Oovem or increases retroactive to any ers, aertMqiace Industry work­ particular period of economic trouble, the same oat extract has been curing the ten public and business Mr. Nixon full leverage over Kenneth Curtis, who had sup- date during the 90-day wage- ers, cofil miners and railroad, CELEBRATION! we will never get rid of them again. some people of their taste for d<^e. members of the Pay Board out­ Phase Two and what lies be- , ported the Income tax, s^ d price freeze ending Nov. IS. By workers. AU these, said Weber,-^ voted the five labor members that the vote insured that "bad­ What President Nixem is trying to do— It is possible that, after a while, those last Saturday, the Pay Board would be "taken care of.” (See Page Seven) ly needed services and school m Monday, ai^ exchange took place was divided into two armed probably with the secret well-wishing of who have gone on the extract will need Weber hastened to add this behind clomd doors which in­ camps. While labor members subsidies will not be out" and 6th Anniversary. . AND . many of those who pretend to criticize something to take them off it. But that tensified the vendetta between was but one man’s opinion. But that "the fairest of all forms ot munched on drug store sand­ economist Weber, returning to him for not acting more authoritatively can wait. Sufficient unto the epoch is the Nixon administration and wiches brought into the Execu­ H erald taxaUon will remain part of the the University of Chicago after organized labor that so dark­ tive Office Building next to the state’s revenue system." Grand Opening of New —is to hold the wild forces loose in the the addiction thereof. a hitch with the Nixon adminls- ens economic prospects. White House, business and pub­ Man's Longines all­ economy doavn to such pric^rtions that tratlon (most recently as direc­ Yesterdays Another comment by a lead­ Arnold Weber, the ex-Nixon lic members discussed strategy proof, protected against tor of the Cost of Living Coun­ er in the fight to retain the in­ Newington Store! we can roll with them and live with them administration official who as down the street over lunch at water and shock $95 Think Twice Before Resigning cil), is the dominant member of 25 Years Ago come tax was that "it was an Wide styling.$350 a public member has emerged the Black Steer Restaurant. Superb styling In the 6 diamond cocktail ring and gentle them down until they become the Pay Board and overshad­ enlightened electorate that went REPEAT OF OUR POPULAR SPECIAL Pleas to members of boards and com­ as the Pay Board’s strong man, Hope for a compromise had All the Manchester armed Longines manner, 14K Lodlee' K OoU spent wakes in the rear of our economic missions and to city employes who are ows the nominal chairman, U.S. to the polls." F i r f t 14 spelled out that the majority vanished. forces veterans groups are rep­ gold case $140 Otamana Waloh $14e. iniiikiiig about resigning iif the wake of proposal permits retroactive District Judge George Boldt. ' ■ / progress instead of raging breakers up x The flhal versimi rammed resented at the Armistice Sun­ The point of this present com­ luesuay's elections: granting of deferred pay raises Meany was red-faced" over C o m e . 0. ahead. , ^ home, 10 to 6, Monday over day Service at South United ment is, of course, that we Pleasethlnx twice. For the sake of your for some of the biggest labor Weber’s answer. Would not this Full Piiichase Puce iii Trade for a Larger Diamond at Any Time labor objections bars retroac­ Methodist Church. don't really believe that it was F i r s t What this means, to be realistic, is city anu in recokjmilon of the resp,.iisiull- unions. To the AFL-CIO presi­ discriminate against the weak­ tive wage increases but gives The Manchester High School any parUoularly "sjleolal’’ or i y Wiuch you asisuineu wnen you accept­ dent George Meany and other er labor unions without high- S e r v e d . . . that the Pay Board’s directives are sup­ the Pay Board power to grant S2-piece band mokes it first ed the position, coqsiaer staying on for a labor members, this cmistituted powered lawyers such as the "enlightened" quaUUes at Uie posed to sound Impressive but must also exemptions under certain • con­ public appearance in new unl- while longer. a blatant attempt to split la­ retail clerks, the butchers and Maine electorate whl6h deter­ ditions. Included, among those , forms at the smallest and short­ contain loopholes, to hoist the image of 'me urossman victory has left a bitter bor’s ranks. the launday workers? President mined the outcome. Wd think it condiUons U what Nlxwi of­ est Armistice Day parade since ^ste in many mouths, k'or more than Thus, less than three weeks William Caples of Kenyon Col­ might also have happened that ' control while they still permit almost , ficials call "Chtch 22’’—speci­ the holiday began 28 years ago. two uecaues "honest Abe" has, been after President Nixon appointed lege, a former Inland Steel vice way even in unspeclal, ordinary everybody to get away with something. fying that the board may grant Dr. Gene Davis of Manches­ making charges and crlticlidng the way the Pay Board, big labor is fu­ president, replied regretfully ConnecUcut. renoactive increases “to re­ ter is elected president of the Or, to summarize, if inflation is sin­ the cuy has been run. Through Republi­ rious that the Administration hks that there were bound to be. in­ move severe inequities.” Manchester Kiwanls Club. Which makes a rather poign­ declared open war against it equities. ful, we are merely supposed to slow it can and Democrat regimes he has con­ ant post mortem on what hap­ tinued to attack policies and the pec^ e in Phase Two of the economic At Monday’s meeting, Weber 'Big labor’s w m t suspicions pened in ConnecUcut last sum­ down, not really change our ways. who ran them. ■controls program. Both sides was asked who could benefit were confirmed after the meet­ 10 Years Ago mer because the poUUoal world Since the ebb and flow of economies In the course of his career he has talk privately of widespread from these exemptions. His re­ ing when members of the Pay Manchester honors veterans assumed it knew what the Con­ 1IMIrNm But Meriden’s government relies heav­ The present core of the dis­ Seaiy Firm _of shipwreck? ily on its citizen boards''and commis­ pute Js previously negotiated i Let the ship get off that reef today sions. The charter provides an overlap in labor contracU calling for wage Innerspriiit; and put off steering for the millenium most of these, with staggered terms so that there will be continuity both of per­ A Thought for Today until tomorrow— that’s all the President ' sonnel and of policy. It is the duty of Quilted and any of the rest of us really want, commissioners and board members to Sponsored by Uss Manchester Man’s calendar Council of Churches WIttnauer with expansion and certainly as much as we are going serve out their terms unless they are le­ gally dismissed or until they find them­ FULL SIZE bracelet $50.95 CIsMlc design $100 Massive ring for him to get. l o i p selves in a position where they are no A Paper Boy And A Paper Editor 2 diamond WIttnauer 17 jewels expansion bracalet longer effective. NATIONALLT with round case $100 The new mayor can force these resig­ Are Both Equal In Tithing Stot For A Study Of Dropouts Bonus Certificates for FREE Merchandise nations. With his hair-line control of the If a paper boy earns $8 per , FOR ' One group of statistics doesn’t dis­ Council he can have it pass a resolution week, his tithe would be $.80. Given With Every Purchase! If • a paper editor earns $160 u n m prove any great popular assumption. ending the terms of individual board S I 11.81 members — or of all of them. Or he can per week, his tithe would be But it can at least pose a momentary make life so unbearable that they will $16. Considering no other fac­ doubt, leading to some reflection, lead­ have no self-respecting alternative but to tors than these for the moment, NEVER BEFORE OFFERED ing on, perhaps, to some future resign. If he does either of these things the l» y and the editor ore equal the results will be on his head. He also in tithing. reluctance to take every repetltlously has the power one way or another go get But there are other factors AT THIS LOW! LOW! PRICE.. . JP broadcast claim for granted. rid of people who work at City Hall. for each person. Hov/ rtiuch of One of the great conceded statistics Meriden will be better served if the the tithe should be given to transition is orderly. City Hall will func­ one's church? }fo one can de­ We Honor of our time is the claim by those ad­ tion better if it has a backlog of experi­ cide fof another. We sqggest mirable persons who crusade to have enced people to call on, at least for train­ that church pledges may be CAP ond MASTIR CHARGE CARDS our young people , stay in school as long ing new people. And to those whose per­ made from the tithe. The tax .1 cnNVlNirNl KKAIlnNS 1(7 s/wv? vow as possible that the "dropout” suffers sonal animosity 1s such that they want to collector honors your right to 0 S. O; M. B. quit Just to leave Orossman in a hole, it tithe. 1.11(1 IN IHKNI’IKI 7(M Iih 0/\|) M economically in comparison with the Satisfaction O r M o n e y I a c k shouliTbe pointed out that this would pro­ Submitted by A, , ^ •’ ''V' • -; y.-y/ly. Nl WINMON j '’.-.(j, uiv,,,.- person who completes high school edu­ vide him with a fine excuse for every­ Rev, Carl W. Saunders I., i - ! Ill thing that goes wrong. — MERIDEN cation. > South United Methodist ! ' ■ II M -'ll ' l j 1 , 1 (,Ui MANCHESTER PARKADE RECORD. Church m inp ' 'I' '■ .1 ll.m 1 10 t,. V 11! ') It) A , . ■ (Mil. r , I , r 1.1

4 ' PAGfe felGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENTNO HITOAI.D. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 l»AOB NINB Many Flock From Your ' To Grave Of CRANBERRIES AND 1VRKEY - n m O C O m m Neighbor’s Kitchen De Gaulle CXlLrOMBBY LFS DEUX EO- LISEiB, France (Apl — In the By VIVIAN F. FEROUBON year since Charles de Qaulle Turkey and Cranberries are the All- Rose and Samuel Kravlts died Oolombcy les deux Fglises raised two sons. When they has prospered as It never did In American toothsome twosome, the most cele­ were growing up, the house was his lifetime. Borne faithful filled with young people. Rose brated pair of foods in history. The pattern liked to cook and she fed them i Oaulllsts are horrified. was set 350 years ago at the First Thanks­ all. ' Bvery Bunday an estimated “The boys would bring their 10,000 pilgrims and tourists giving when turkey and cranberries were friends in," she says. “There pour into the tiny village to vis­ first matched, and nothing has surpassed was always a refrigerator full it De Oaulle’s grave and view them since. of food. Tliey would come home the country home where he re­ after dances and other occa­ tired after leaving the presiden­ But while the turkey-and-cranberry duo sions on Friday and Saturday cy in 1060. nights. I’d have a veal shoulder Many of the visitors leave was formerly confined to its once-a-year roast or a pot roast and chicken with post cards, some costing holiday ^appearance, it now is popular all soup. The cookie jar would be as much as 00 cents. A million full. By Sunday morning, the cards reportedly have been y e E u : long. < Jar would bo empty and 1 would sold. Bouvenir stands and shops get such a kick out of it all.” which sprang up around town Turkey with its broad-breasted silhou­ Reminiscing, tiny Rose re- offer everything from crystal ette and its nutritional image (highest of all called how she always made balls in which snow falls on a three hot meals a day. “The statuette of De Gaulle to pre­ meats in content and quality of protein, low children came home for lunch. served Lorraing plums in Jars in fat and cholesterol, generous in supplies I never bought baked goods. I marked with the Cross of Lor­ always made them myself. I raine, the general’s wartime of riboflavin and niacin) has become a dar­ loved It and I used to cut reci­ symbol. ling of the homemaker and is served often pes out and improvise. 1 spent The village streets have been a lot of time cooking and bak­ repaved, and Colombey was put and in many different guises. ing. on the direct telephone dialing “Now I have gotten to the system ahead of many larger As for cranberries, the first-of-the-season stage where I have had to out towns. supplies are just coming fresh to market — down. At one time, it was open A $460,000 motel was com­ house all the time for my pleted In time for the anni­ plump, red, delicious. It’s a good idea right friends and my children's versary cf De Gaulle's death now to buy all cranberries needed for holiday friends. The children would sit Monday. on the chairs, on the pouches, Among those shocked by the cooking, for gift giving, and even for year the floor and Just evenrwhere. commercial boom is Roger Sou- round use. The berries not used right away I loved it.” chal, a former Gaullist deputy The Kravltzes raised their in the National Assembly from can easily be frozen. Just pop the bagged or tHerald photo by Bucelviclup) Nancy, one of the major cities fanfliy in Brigditon, Mass. Mr. MRS. ROSE KRAVITZ boxed berries—unopened—into the freezer Kravltx specialized in the interi- in Lorraine. or renovation of homes. Retired * ^ “We’ve got to sweep the mon- or freezer compartment of your refrigerator. fpr the past two years, the cou- bwscht. It can be thick NDTE : Sweet-sour taste is ey changers from the temple,” They will keep their fresh, bright red ap­ pie make their home with their Central individual. Add sugar and sour he declared. "We have to get son, Allan, his wife Gail, and U k^nlans add cabbage to the salt gradually until it suits your Hd of these people who want to pearance and tangy flavor all year long. their three children at 49 Bon- seems that the further taste. If necessary add more make money out of the gener- ford Rd. , . west one goes in the U.B.S.R., later. Some cookh use reconstl- al’s name.” . So choose your particular way of team­ Rose’s Interest in quality-food greater the quantity of beets tuted lemon Juice Instead of Many local people seem to ing turkey and cranberries. Spike your stuff­ and having people to enjoy it *** borscht. The Muscovites sour salt. agree with him. But many oth- has perhaps projected into the so many Ingredients Soup may be served immedi- era obviously don’t, ing with ruby-red cranberries for a sharp ad­ lives bf her two sons. Allan and ®®‘*' version is more like ately in which case meat is re- An official in the mayor’s of- dition and brush the breast of that golden Mark are associated with The vegetable soup. moved. If allowing to season flee commented; ‘ “It’s quite Steak Club chain of restaurants, Oairborno, formerly overnight, do not leave soup in normal if a few people make turkey with a cranberry basting sauce to the Hob-Nob Restaurants and W*® New Yoi*k pan. Place In bowl In refrlger- money out of it because of all give it a rosy glow. The Steak-Out. Mark, his TH"®®. remarks in his "The ator leaving meat in. Should the trouble the village is put wife Margie, and their three ’T*'”®* Coo‘‘ Book’’; any fat Imto, remove before re- to _ all the cars and parking For a second meal, serve Turkey and chUdren reidcle at 32 Wyllys St. ingredient that is heating. Then, remove meat be- problems.” ' “When Mark was about ten ®o*>®t6nt in borrcht Is bMts. Es- lore Serving. j pierre Plot, who opened a Oysters in Cream Sauce and enhance it with years old, I was sick; He would s®*'tlally, true borpcht is. a peas- Cold borscht is a refreshing shop called A La Croix de l.or- toasted walnut cranberry sauce or light fresh makb eggs for his younger eoi«» ^JPade with m e^, soup, most especially on a hot ralne soon after De Gavdle’s brother Allan and hlmsett-be- *’®®*®>. ®**™“*®r 'to*l®*»** A’ summer day. Usually, the cold death, said of Souchal; "If he cranberry relish. fore they went to school”’ .Rose of other vegetoble/f^d sea- version made-^-wltitout meat, thinks there are too many told me. sonlngb. The Rjussiah!r>A'ersion, , -Itoee’s Cold Borscht A.1.A A W .. ' ' S A ______1 " ' - shops, I think there are too And for good nibbling, there’s nothing I never opened a can to Itot not tiie'Ukrainian, ^Is served one-package frozen chopped many politicians.' I opened this more refreshing th&n sugared cranberries. those days. I always had my With-sStuffing your readers wmi’t tWnk I’m P l a ^ ^ e p ^ k ^ e sw^^ spinach and water. Bring to boll Rosy Cranberry Turkey not a g«x)d cook, but it really ^th^lxmes or ^ r t ribs to f^^ ^ ^ minute,., ^dd,sour Hospital Notes Remove plastic bag, remove neck and giblets from cavities, rinse in Preheated 325*F; Oven VlsHtog hours are.lSdO to 8 turkey and pat dry. Copk neck and giblets for broth and for flavor­ 8 cups soft bread crumbs Uke man^'Eine cooks who boiling water and bring to boll. ^ ^ t ° o ^ l w h ^ t " I To Thaw Turkey: ing dressing and giblet gravy. Ready-to-Cook Approximate have no recipe. Rose is con- Skim; reduce heat and add a small amount of each at p.m. to all areas except ma­ 3 cups fresh cranberries, cemed else you find the recipe about % cup sugar and two ««'®- ternity where a « they « are 8 to 4 Leave turkey in original bag and use one of the following Stuff turkey loosely with Cranberry Stuffing, allowing 3/4 Weight Cooking Time coarsely chopped be all that she desires, pieces of sour salt (citric acid). Using the largest bowl in a and 6.80 to 8 p.m. cup stuffing per pound of oven-ready weight. — People should really watch salt and pepper to taste. Cook set. place *owl to sink to which three methods: Admltted Monday; Claudia Fasten down lem by tying or tucking under skin band and 6 pounds 3 hours 1 cup chopped onion someone make a dish. Then, about, two hours until meat Is there Is Abwt m tnch w ^ skewer neck skin to back twist wings akimbo under bird. they can see how thinga are well cooked. water. With wire whisk, bOat Crawford, High St., Rockville; (a) No hurry — place on tray in refrigerator... 3-4 days. 8 pounds 3- 1/2 hours 1/2 cup chopped parsley done." Mash a one-pound, twelve- two eggs very well. When eggs Paul Wick, Tumblebrook Dr., Place on rack in shallow roasting pan, breast side up. Brush Rose’s borscht soups origi- ounce can whole tomatoes. Add are well beaten, add a small Vernon; Sophie Fivorzuk, Met­ (b) Faster —place on tray at room temperature in a .dosed with butter, and if roast-meat thermometer is used, insert into the 12 pounds 4- 1/2 hours Grated rind of 2 lemons nated to the Ukraine where It to pot with one good-sized onion amount of the piping hot vege- calf Rd., and Pauline Anderson, thick part of thigh. grocery bag.. (bag prevents sldn of turkey from becom­ Is to fact the national soup, or two small onw diced finely; table mixture to the eggs, beat- Mt. Spring Rd., both Tbitond; Forty-five minutes before turkey is scheduled to be done, ac­ 16 pounds 5- 1/2 hours 4 eggs beaten Piw eriy made. It is a boulllcn- % cup dried lima beans and one tag constantiy until at least J m Is Stu^s, St.,_^th ing too warm)__ 1 hour per pound of turkey. cording to time check below, brush entire tokey with Cranberry made tart. It always contains medium head cabbage which half of tha vegetables have been Windsor; Rosalie Hany, Tolland 20 pounds 6- i/ 4 hours root vegetables primarily beets, has been halved, cored, sliced; used. Then, the rest may he Glaze, and continue to do so every few minutes tmtil tmrkey is done. Combine bread crumbs, cranberries, The word borscht, or borshch then diced Into thin small poured in and well blended. P«»Ald v ^ k e s, Swto 8t., (c) Fastest—cover with cold water, changing water occasion­ Cranberry Glaze; In small saucepan cook ally ... one-half hour per pound of turkey, Turkey is done when: onion, parsley, lemon rind and eggs; (there are other, spellings as pieces. Liquid In pot should now cSilIl well. V, (a) Roast-meat thermometer registers 180-185°F. 2 cups cranberry juice cocktail until it re­ toss together lightly but thoroughly. well) comes from the old Slavic -be about 2 Inches from top. Add Note; This recipe may he l^ k riU e; ^ymema duces to 1 cup, then add 1/4 cup honey, word for beets. more water If necessary. Cook ’ made with spinach only. (b) Thick part of drumstick feels soft when pressed with thumb 1/2 cup white com synm and 1/4 cup but­ Season to taste with salt and pepper. There are Innumerable reel- another 20-26 minutes. Some Of Rose’s hints to mak- Ford ^Jr., lUveralde Dr., Ver- Refrigerate or cook turkey as soon as thawed. If you plan and forefinger. ter. Simmer 10 minutes. Use as basting sauce Makes about 12 cups or enough to stuff — ------— ------— ------tog cold borscht; Hodgkins, Hany Lane, It is very Important that the «^*^®- , „ ^ to stuff turkey, do so just before roasting. (c) Drumstick and thigh move easily. for turkey during last 45 piinutes of cooking. a 16-pound turkey. ^ eggs be well beaten before add- J ^ c i r g e d Monday ; William Amtrak Cost-Plus Pacts tag vegetables. Never use a I>ettenbom. West Rd., Elllng- metal bowl — It holds the heat ^**a Laz^e, Esther Ave., which sometimes causes curd- Daniel Berulw, P l^ - Hit By G>ngress Critics ling. A half egg-shell of cold wa- Vernon; Mary Comollo, By CARL C. CRAFT sentlal If we are to meet the ter added to the eggs sometimes Ver^n“ Turkey and Oysters in Cream Sauce needs, capitalize on the op- helps prevent curdling. . WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- portunitles and realize the If using fresh vegetables., rT’ W h 3 cups cooked turkey 6 tablespoons flour gresslonal critics of the way promise embodied" to the law cook spinach and beets aepar- ’ ’’ 1 pint oysters 3 cups rich milk Amtrak runs Us naticmal train y,at created the corporation. ately first. Use a few 6 tablespoons butter passenger business say pay- Harley O. Staggers, D- *’®®* which can be 2-1/4 oz. can deviled ham ments to railroads under cost* wiva*:; ch^irinan of the sub- cooked alcj« wlto the beeto. Riae in Farm Coefts Cut tiurkey into chunks. Drain oysters, reserving liquid. Pick over oysters to plus contracts contribute to the committee’s parent Ccmmerce *^“ ® ® daughter^n-law remove any shell particles; set oysters and liquid aude. In medium saucepan new corporatlwi’s financial dif- Committee, directed Lewis to mentioned that some b w ^ t CHICAGO - Farming costs fW ficultles. supply for the hearing record place cut-up hard boiled rising,, and by the time • ?RC>PUC£« melt butter, blend in flour, add milk, cook and stir until smooth and thick. Blend i-A""-' in deviled ham. Add turkey, oysters and liquid, gendy stirrbig in. Heat thor­ "Is the railroad over-crewlng A m tr^’s answers to, written farmers pay all their bills, farm you and tacking 9 per cent cn questions •concerning what ^ m®" A d d borscht production expenses this year dflOUDA ris / Y \ \ oughly and serve in pastry shells or toast cups. Makes 8 servings. Serve with the top?” Rep. Brock Adams, would be realistic goals, what will probably top 1970’s $40.4 Cranberry Relish. D-Wash., asked officials of Am- are prime roadblocks to prog- " *T®' billion. Forecasters predict, Irak, the National Railroad ress, and what Congress should ®*^®. '“'At borscht is nto dim- however, that the 19T1 Increase Passenger Oorp., at a House do for the corporation. ‘® 7'^’*®’ ,^ ® « vrill be less than last year’s $2 S' transportation subcommittee M ^ y ^opie havenave saidsaia tolo - pleasure Blmpllfy and enjoyment, toe task biuion rise. hearing Wednesday. that the best thing that . CHlOOrr/i n Adams complained about would happen would be to let it S P C ^ I A I S * Quick Fresh Cranberry-OrEmge Relish what he called twice as many die,” Staggers said, "but I be- crews working a \Vashlngton, Ueve there is a place for rail- 'IS a m a h a s 4 cups (1 pound) fresh cranberries 2 orangM, quartered and seeded D-.C.-to-West Virginia run un- road passenger service in this ^ ^ featnrtng i 2 cups granulated sugar der Amtrak than had been country.” “variety aboard the train for a century. Lewis asked Congress to clar- VIC (^R2V‘6eRVElZS Grind cranberries and oranges coarsely. Stir in sugar and mix lyell and chill Adams said Amtrak’s con- ify the law on toe loan guaran- in refrigerator several hours before serving. Makes 1 quart cranberry-orange at Its' relish. tracts with railroads specify tee becauet, he' said, certain •m -' that too corporation will, pay "deficiencies constitute a block C.REM AHD Brandied Relish: Stir in 2 tablespoons brandy before chilling. for basic operational costs plus to an advantageous public of- 6 per cent, with on additional 4 ferlng of debt securities of Am- SEAtTE^ (lid/ , Ginger Relish: Stir in 1/4 to 1/2 cup finely chopped crystallized per cent tacked on as Afnlrak’s trak. Uturn ~^nger (or to taste) before chilling. payment for liability insurance. "Moreover, even for toe pur- spray paint in aii eolors Roger Lewis, Amtrak's presl- poses of temporary bank loans, CStNV£Ve£ dent, defended the payment according to our recent dls- Cranberry ^il^lnut Relish practices. cusaions with two major banks, 4 cups fresh cranberries 1 cup coarsely broken walnuts, Lewis said there are negotla- one of the deficiencies in (the - t u i t t y 2-1/2 cups sugar toasted* tlons under way to resolve toe law) prevents us from borrow- crow matter to which Adams ing toe full $1(» million." ge marmalade referred. He added that this Lewis said Amtrak projects lime or lemon run had been halted when Am- an operating deficit of $162.3 L IV i M A IN E U v t M o k w , Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Combine cranberries with sugar in shallow Irak took over most of the no- mimon for this fiscal year and ran. Cover tightly with aluminum foil. Bake at 360 degrees F. for 1 hour lion’s passenger service May 1. million for next fiscal Stir walnuts, marmalade and lime juice Into baked cranterries. Chill. Serve but was resumed later. "We Cbiokm i with meats or potdtry. didn’t know labor agreements ______: LOBSTERS *Toasted Walnuts: Drop walnut kernels into rapidly boiling water and boll had lapsed. New agreements . Lobatnn 3 ^ u te s. Drain wdl, then spread walnut kernels evenly in shallow pan had to be made, and it is under E la s tic A rte rie s and bake at 350 degrees F. for 15-20 minutes, stirring often. | negotiation,” Lewis sold. Lewis told the subcommittee ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- the $40 million federal grant it Women have fewer heart ot- had received from the govern, tacks than men because their $ 1.49 Sugared Cranberries ment- had been exhausted to arteries are more elastic and Dip frmh cranberries into slightly beaten egg white, allow excess to tun off. July, He said Amtrak's Income assure a more reliable flow of Mm roll cranberries in sugar and place in stogie layer on foil-cover^ radt. from monthly railroad capital blood, a woman doctor said at room temperature. payments Is no longer enough Wednesday. 10 cover operating expenses. Dr. Grace M. Fischer of the 0 UMITIID QUANTITY ARKIVINO TBUMDAY NIOBT It Is becoming necessary to University of Pennsylvania told ! start using glOO million in fed- a con(erence of the American eriiliy guaranteed loans to meet Heart Association’s council 'on : _ HIGHLAND PARK MARKET deficits, Lewis added. Ho said arteriosolerosts that toe female A ,, ’"stT.HIthland,8t.,.Manehsster — Phone.648-4277 $170 million sought to a bill be- sex hormones, toe estrogens, A M A A A A A A A l i l fore toe suboommtttee is “os- keep arteries from getting stiff,

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PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HER AM). MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSHAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI/U, MANCHESTER. CONN... THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN / On Mass Transportation his bank account when, as gov­ Dock Strike East Hartford Meany About Town Eight Gh Bolton ernor, he refused tc pay Ills Jack Redmond, ,i chairman of School Menug | Flamboyant Utah Politician taxes. the East Catholic High School Killed in Viet ’Tm fighting them all the WEEKEND SPECIAL Talks Hit Fire Claims Steps Up guidance department; and Mrs. Frank B. Gourtrlght Lois Spencer Appointed Tho cafeteria menu (or Man­ Ready to End His Career time, so they’re after me all CASH ft CABBY BLUNOTON — Mrs. Helen CRCOG Approves Harry Maldment, Manchester chester public schools Nov. 16- the time over everything,” he New Accord COurtright, 66, of Sandy Beach Three Girls . I Attack High School guidance counselor, Ixf^t Week 19; By LVNNE OIJ40N publican party by refusing to says, "They never let up." Rd., wife of Frank B. Court- attended yesterday’s all-day Town’s___ Head Librarian Monday: Sloppy Joe on a roll, SALT I-AKE CI’TY (AP) '"*® patronage In hiring state “But,” he adds with satisfar- By THB ASSOCIATED PRESS right, died this morning at St. (Continued from Page Onel (bbntlniicd from Page One) conference at the University of (Continued from Page One) Morgan, treaa- ety of arrangements With fresh buttered wax beans, bread, but- Jousting with big governinent, workers^ and angered labor and tlon, "I make It miserable for MINIATURE CARNATIONS CTonnectlcut, where representa­ urer oi the Bolton 'Public LI- nnd dried flowers. lor, milk, apple. Chief federal mediator J. Francis Hospital, Hartford. The state fire marshal’s of­ Voorhees Plan As M6an'y, who is expected to crewmen were wounded. It was big taxes and big spending has huslpess groups, teachers, them too." tives from 19 state commuiU- head Mrs. Jones, who has lived on Tuesday: Country sausage, been' Oirtls Counts reports substan­ Mrs. Oourtrlght was born May the 8,016th U.S. aircraft report­ ' the favorite sport of J. farmers and veterans by think the Income tax col- 19, 1616 in Rockville, daughter fice has been called In to In­ support whatever candidate the tles were briefed on latesf de­ llbrariim Men l^ ^ d to sue- Tolland Rd. In Bolton, (or tho mushed potato, buttered car- Bracken Lee since he entered vetoing projects (or which they lector is worse than any Ges- *1.59 bunch tial progress In talks aimed at vestigate the fire. A representa­ Democratic party nominates to velopments In the university’s ed lost In Indochina. oeed tne late Mra. Elinor Bent- past 4' years. Is also a member rots, bread, butter, milk. Ice politics 36 years ago. lobbied, tapo that existed In the history ending the 41-day-oId Bast and of Mrs. Katherine Marsajada Baran of Rockville and the late tive from the state office told run against Nixon next year, seven-year-old honors program. U.S. fighter-bombers (lying fke Connecticut Horticultural cream. Ab governor of Utah he re- • managed to alienate of the world," Lee says. "He ALSO FULL LINE OF THE MOST LUXUR. Qulf Coast dock strike. Joseph Baran, and had lived Policy Statement attacked the Republican admin­ from bases in Thailand are al­ Mra. Lola Spencer of Monohes- Society, Herb Scciety of Ameri- Wednesday; Hamburg patty fused to pay his federal income more voting groups than any gets on your back the day you lOUS CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD — The Herald today that the fire John TanI has resigned from Counts said a . night bargain­ In the area all of her life. She istration for (ailing to solve ready providing tactical air ter will assume the post Mon- Perennial Planters, and on a roll, potato chips, buttered tax, contending It was uncon- other man I ever knew,” a make your first dollar, and ing session Wednesday was was a member of the Auxiliary was accidental, but tho exact By DOUG BEVINS the Civil Defense Advisory day, iMra. Morgan said. Cosmopolitan Club. pens, milk, mixed fruits. stituticnal (or the government OOP leader once said. he’ll harass your family after FLORA-MIR CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. "very productive.” Another of the Crystal Lake Fire De­ cause had not been determined, (Herald Reporter) unemirioyment. Council, effective Immediately. support for the South 'Vietnam­ A graduate of Simmons Ool- Rubella Clinic Thursday; Sliced turkey, to use tax revenue for fo-eign ^®® 'von re-election In 1052, you’re dead." source predicted the dispute be­ partment. Mrs. Maynard and the three A ten-year $9.6 million mass transportation plan "High-scundlng rhetoric will Tanl, elected to the Board of ese army in a preview of tho lege in Boston, Mrs. Spencer A rubella clinic to Immunize gravy, cranberry sauce, mash- aid. hut four years later he lost the He says he is discouraged by tween shippers and the AFL- Survivors, besides her hus­ children were tho only residents for the capital region was adopted last night as a policy not create jobs. Unfair, one Directors last week,. cited his war as It will be fought after has a deipxie In library science children against German mea- ed potato or candled sweet po- i.ater, us miiyoTTH-^Salt I,akc Republican gubernatorial prl- his ability to rouse the public to Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. CIO International Longshore­ band and mother, are a son, of the house. statement by the Capitol Region, Council of Govern­ aided economic programs will duties on the board as his rea­ most U.S. ground combat and has served as junior high ®'®® 'v'H he held Dec. 2 at 10 tuto, buttered corn, bread, but- city, he rejected grurdsT?>>m-.5'®’’y unprecedented bid what ho feels are the dangers men’s Association might be set- Bmil HotkowskI of Rockville; Qthcr Fatalities not create confidence. Empty son for resigning. He Is a Dem­ forces are withdrawn from school librarian In Massachu- ® m. at the Center Rd, school In ter, milk, apricots. the federal government, calling ® **’'*’‘^ term. of tho IRS arid to the creeping 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD tle{l by the weekend. ments (CRCOG), which voted to implement the plan promises will not put America ocrat. a daughter, Mrs. Robert Le- Three other persons died In by working directly with pub------Vietnam. setts. She also served as library ” ernon, according to Bolton Friday; Orange juice, toasted them "Immoral, dishonest and Running ns an independent In Influence of the federal govern- TEL. 528-9586 "nie United Mine Workers Blanc of Enfield; a brother, New England fires. back to work," Meany said. American fighter-bombers consuUsuit to the Cushing School school health nurse, Mrs. Polly cheese sandwich, potato sticks, ■ wasteful." ’ the general election, he came ment In general. and Bituminous Coal Operators 11c and private groups responsl- tion unless the CRCOG repre- Labor’s strong opposition to The Hockanum River Linear Joseph Baran of Rockville; and In Newport, R.I., M^irearet ble for transportation. sentatives return to their towns flew 1,186 combat strikes In In Hanover, Mass., and as 11- -omclll, apple-celery salad, milk, vanll- But the outspoken mawrlck third In a three-man race. "I’m really tired of this life," OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS also held talks In New York three sisters, Mrs. Paul Yanke D. Sacrey, believed to be m her the new wage limits Is shaping Park Coordinating Committee support of the big South Viet­ brarian at Brawn University. Permission slips may be pick- la pudding with chocolate conservative, 72 now. Is calling Ue ran for the Senate as an he says. "I want to see what Wednesday as the costly nation­ Implementation, however, de- and get formal approval. Most up os ‘an early issue In the 1972 will meet tonight at 7:30 In the Present plans call for Mrs. ®*^ Boltrn elementary and of Rockville, Mrs. ■ Richard 70s, died when fire which police pends on funding, and the CRCOG projects work this way, namese operation along the it quits to active politics. Independent In 1957, again plac- It’s like to be free.” wide coal strike ground through Barcinski of Germany and Mrs. said may have been started by presidential election. Municipal Building. Cambodian border last mofiOi, Spencer to work a 20-hour week! ®ent®f schools or may be slgn- Utah’s most contrcverslal, ***11 third, Its 41st day. regicnal council also decided to It was explained, with a policy The election campaign makes TTie present library schedule is ®'* the clinic. State law re­ Michael Sherpak of New Brit­ an arsonist, destroyed her assist in preparing an applica- first being set, end the Indl- it was learned today, and at flamboyant public figure. Lee his "give ’em hell" ap- A union source Indicated ain. home. Meany’s decision over whether The annual -West Hartford least 26 to 30 per cent of the expected to be maintained. quires that all school children Ahern Suggests declined to run ffr a fourth P*’®s®h and his phllrsophy of some progress was made. An tlon to the U. S. Department of vldual towns later can Join or t: quit Nixon’s Pay Board or Antique 'Flea Market will be Mra. Spencer is the wife of under age 12 be Immunized, The funeral will be Saturday Lisa Hanson, 6, was killed in Transportation’s Maas Transit reject the proposals. planes came from the bases In term as mavrr this year, al- ®®®nomy In government still Industry spokesman com­ at 9:16 a.m. from the Burke Woburn, Mass., when fire de­ stay cn It to fight from the-in­ held Saturday from 10 a.m. to Thailand. the Rev. Ralj^ Spencer, minis- Pre-schoolers will also be cllgl- though mony observers ore- t*ad popular appeal, and In mented, "We may be closer to­ Division for a capital grants Twenty-six towns are repre­ side as much a political as a 10 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 6 A Look Inside F\inral Home, 76 Prospect St., stroyed the family home. Her Nearly a third of the strikes ter at South United Methodist *»'« t®*' vaccination at the clinic. dieted he would hove I'ttle he was'clected to his first Howdy Folks! How Do You Like gether than we have been pre­ Rockville, with a Mass of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl program. sented In 'the Capitol Region practical problem for labor. p.m. at the West Hartford Ar­ Church In Manchester. Bulletin Board Police Groups trouble ivlnnlng. He steps down ■®*''*’ ®® mayor cf Salt Lake viously, but I wouldn't say The plan, developed for the Council, but there are 29 towns mory, 836 Farmington Ave. required special 'navigational Aria FMttvnl ft*® R®®*'d of Education will Jan. 1. City by a landslide. Resurrection at St. Bernard's HAnson, and a brother, Eric, While Meany said It will be and radar equipment to guide things look optimistic." Church, Rockville, at 10. Bur­ 13, were hospitalized with CRCOG by Alan M. Vccrhees A In the region. Daodd C. Soule, up to the AFL-CiO convention Items for holiday giving will be NEW HAVEN (AP) — "It’s no longer any fun," Lee I-o®klng back now, ho says. One UMW spokesman said Associates, Inc., a research and assistant director of the featured, and refreshments vdll the planes th.rough the low Mra. boris Hanford of Uyn- library '"®®‘ of the (Jenter ® School. Your BOGNER Franks? ial will bfe in St. Bernard’s bums. next week to decide whether to clouds that often prevailed. The wood Drive will parUcipate in Former New Haven Police »ald In an Interview. "People ‘^°'*f ‘'*'"‘1 ^'v® been very the union's 128-man-^atlonal Cemetery, Rockyllle. planning firm In Virginia, is CRCOG, said he didn’t think the remain on the Pay Board or be available. the Seventh Annual Eastern . ^ * ‘®‘*"' ^® teen-age cd- chief James F. AhCrn said are getting more critical and «tt®®tlve, and maybe I’ve been Scale and Policy Committee, In Waltham, Mass., John divided into 2 five-year stages, non-parUcipaUon of the three South Vietnamese air force FYiends may call at the fu­ Delaney, 63 died In a fire walk out, moat labor leaders doesn’t have this ail-weather Connecticut Arts and Crafts Jf®,. ®P°®®®™d by the Wednesday night that aithrugh more unreasonable, and I don’t Idealistic politically. which has final authority to ac­ neral home tomorrow from 2 and deals mainly with bus towns would hamper Implemen- gathering here say privately It The \TFW Poet and Auxiliary Festival at Windham Regional E®**®*®***®®* "® "pressing need” exists to In- blame them because I (eel the ‘®**^ ^ ''® made my point cept and ratify a contract, may which began in his second floor transpcrtatlcn, particularly the taUon of the proposal, as they wUl host the VFW Third District bombing capability, and when rvegionai meet tomorrow night. A . . .. — o r to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ' apartment. Three other men will be Meeuiy’s 'own decision. Technical School in Wllllmantle " vestlgate corruption among lo- same way abcut my govern- f**°**‘ ‘**® government Is Long and Thin soon have an offer to consider. f nanclally troubled Connecticut would probably join In despite meetings tomorrow at 8 p.m. the poor weather set in, Maj. nlcal Schoolmu- in .— Wllllmantlc —. —... Branderand re-onenlngre-openlng celebrationcelebratlmi poijcemen, "a look Into the ment. I don’t think the people *®adlng us now, and I think the were hospitalized after being One major AFL-CIO unlon^ Gen. Alton D. Slay, chief of op­ this weekend Sources at the dock talks said Harold M. Clough Co. bus line which serves the their non-membership In the or- the meat cutters with 600,000 The Post will meet at the Post iTrom*"u r*m next Friday mght deUrtlS^wouldn'rbeT bad are properly represented PP people In this state whe hate the ILA’s demtmd for contin­ rescued over ladders and fire Greater Hartford area as well ganizatlon. Home and the Auxiliary at tho erations for the 7th Air Fbrce, ^ irom a.m. tolu »9 p.m.pan- when the group moves to Its >, TOLLAND — Flineral ser­ escapes from their apartments members, is mounting a con­ Idea.” have been for many years. me have a certain amount of Short and Fat... ? uation of a guaranteed annual as the New Haven and Stam- _» , » vention campaign for a labor American Legion Home. Re­ flew to the forward command Saturday and from i to 8 p.m. new location In the recreation wage for 18,000 longshoremen vices for Harold M. Clough, 66, in the same building. frrd sreos Windsor, for Instance, d6es post at Tay Nlnh to arrange for He said, however, that an In- "I'm disgusted with pclltl- r®®®®®! lor me. of Old Stafford Rd., a former icro areas. belong to the CRCOG but '.valkout from the Pay Board. freshments will be served at the Sunday. building of Herrick Memorial vesttgaticn similar to that done ®lans as a rule, and politics In "Unless some miracle hap- In the I>ort of New. York re­ Another tenant, and three po­ V F^ after the meetings. more all-weather strikes from Approximately 60 craftsmen Park. Tolland representative to the licemen who took part In res­ ^ Is a member of the eight-town But the meat cutters frequently by New York City’s highly pub- particular. I’m ashamed of the P®"'* **■ *’*® f®®®™! Fov- mained the pivotal issue in the Publ c T ^^rtatlon Pregram Q^^ter Hartford Transit Dls- are at odds with Meany on big Thailand. for the area are expected to _____ liclzed Knapp Commission profession, ashamed of the ®*7iment is going to be ruhnln" W e Hove 'Em Both Ways! dispute. General Assembly who died cue efforts, were treated for show their wares, which will In- Manchester Evening Herald yesterday at Rockville General for the Capitol Region," was trict, Soule said. pclicy questions. The Britiirii-American Club Four U.S. fighter-bomber squad­ would be extremely difficult people who are running and everything because It has the In Mobile, Ala., shipment of smoke inhalation. developed before the recent an' will have a Thanksgiving Dance rons are still In Vietnam. In elude leather goods, silver, pew- Bolton correspondent,^ Judith to pulf r(7ln“New HaW .' the state’s record soybean crop Hospital, will be tomorrow at Thompson Attends The AFL-CIO Building and Our Dogs Stand Out From 1:30 p.m. at the Whlte-Glbson- ncuncement by Connecticut Co. (Jonstructlon Trades Depart­ Satiuday at the clubhouse. The ThsUland, the United States has ter and Iron work, woodwork- Donohue, Tel. 649-8409.'' ^ % S k ln l‘to T g r” r o ( ’Yale Td.’' Available at most leading resumed but ILA members hon­ Chairman E. Clayten Gengras Manchester is represented In Cantana Orchestra wUl play for about eight squadrons of super­ ored picket lines set up by six Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm Manchester Area the CR(X)G by Mayor James ment representing some three ------UnlversHy students, Ahern. But of course, he too is a pel- "I b®H®ve If you give anyone The Pack — Because They chain stores and independ­ St., Rockville. that the bus company will be mlllicn workers, and more dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. sonic F4s, several squadrons of “ 1 A J who Is now director of a nation- Itlcian, Lee admits. One who much prwer. it's goimr to maritime unions around two unable to continue service un Farr, who was absent at last The dance Is open to members ether fighter-bombers, light Liberian ships seekin gto land I h e Rev. £>onald G. Miller, closely in tune with ex-plumber Indian FUtn i r l T l A r r e S t e U al Insurance fraud agency, at- distrusted virtually all oth- abused. I drn't care If he’s Are Naturally The Best! — ent supermarkets in the Police Blotter less approximately $900,0(X> In bight s meeting at the South Meany, took a more cautious and guests free of charge. bombers cmd gunshipe, and Its The Ladles* Benevolent 8oci> •«- -- n n i tacked the New Haven Board of politicians f<'r 36 years. angel, and I don’t think cargo. pastor cf the United Congrega­ public subsidies are fcrthcom- Windsor Town Hall. Director- B62 strategic bombers. They Are One of Today"s The Mobile Steamship Associ­ tional Church cf Tolland, will Ing. elect John Thompson, likely to view of hop^ulness that Meany ^ of Bolton Congregational I n D O m D 1 t i r e a t Police Commissioners. • Lee. who has no religicus af- there are any angels In the hu- self-service case or delica­ South Windsor pcdlce arrested will remain on the board "to St. Margaret’s Circle will have Secretary of Defense Melvin Church will hear a presentation He said they were Incapable fiIl3^tion in this heavily Mormon race. ^ ation petitioned to end the pick­ officiate. Burial will be In the two Glastonbury youths yester­ William S. Mayer, East Gran an Evening of Recollection Tues­ Best Meat Buys! tessen department. eting and Circuit Court Judge North Cemetery. work out problems from the In­ R .Laird said earlier this week on India at its meeting Tuesday WATBRBURY (AP) <^f hcldlnRr any “real” lnvestl*~a- state, began his political career speaks scathingly of the day charging beth with break­ by’s first selectman and chair- Monday, attended but was side." day at 7 p.m. at Our Lady of that American air power would at 8 pm., at the church. — An IS-year-old girl has been tlon. In fact, Ahern said, the 1935 In Price, a central Utah federal government William D. Bolling said he FYlends may call at the funer­ ing and entering with criminal man of the OROOG Transpor- «"bMe to vote on the resoluUwi. Calvary Retreat House In Farm­ would rule today. al home tonight from 7 to 9. intent and theft of a motor vehl. But the leaders of the 17 con­ be used "as long as It’s needed M rsS arah Stephesn, of Llyn- arrested and charged with commissioners, who are o^litl- coal mining town which usually structure, but one particular tation Committee, said last Thompson said that some struction unions said they «dll ington. and Radio Ho|iat and the Viet wood Drive will show a film en- phoning bomb threats to city cal appointees, are the first Une votes strongly Demccratlc. He a^®n®y the Internal Revenue BOGNER’S QUALITY FRANKS are made The coal strike has Idled cle. night that the Voo.rhees report typ« of mass transportation sys- Service—angers him to the nearly 100,000 miners In more John E. MITer Sr. Arrested were David M. abide iSy whatever the con­ Cong’s Liberation Radio com­ titled “FYee Indeed" depicting high schools Monday and of '•’’.‘•‘nictlcn In such an inves- kaa only a high school educa- '*®'’vii’i» right here in Manchester, of U.S. Govern­ "was intended to avert the very tem is desirable and the Voor- vention decides. Orford Parish Chapter, DAR, mented that "If Vietnomlsatlon life In Ludihana, India. Dr. Wednesday. tlgatlon. 1*®**- print of shouting. ment Inspected PURE BEEF! Look, they than 20 states, resulted in the ROCaCVlLLE — John E. Mil­ Bcuchard, 19, 110 Harris St. and problem we are now faced hees plan is a reasonable place will meet tonight at 7:30 at the In 1956, the IRS garnisheed layoff of 20,000 railroad work­ ler Sr., 72, of 12 Pillsbury HIU, David M. Ruff, 20, 66 Deming The AFL-dO has two other was the success that Nixon and Lakshml Rao, dean of students Officials also announced ‘"U?.® h®ard either has to be I-*® won election as mayor by are low in calories, yet high in proteins! with’’—the threat of no bus serv- to begin. He agreed with the members among the five labor home of Mrs. Edwin Darling, 9 Laird claim It to be, there at CSiristlan Medical College In Wednesday that a device found abollsli^d or you’ve got to get a ^wc votes—as a Republican. ers and cost more than $500 died last night at Manchester Rd. Police said the arrest was ice after Nov. 21 unless the proposal that more of the re- Ridge Rd., Wapplng. Mrs. Ben million In lost wages and reve­ Men^crlal Hospital, after a Icmg the result of a continuing In­ members of the Pay Board vdio would have been no need for Ludihana, appears In the mov- the day before at Kennedy High mayor that will appoint some Re-elected six times, he ran Connectlcut Oo. resolves Its la- sponslblllty for mass transit would certainly follow Meany D. Sasportas of Windsor, state the war-mongerlng Laird to an­ le. ,NEW! — EXCITING - nues. Illness. vestigation into a break, at the regent, will be guest speaker. *■' School, described as an ex- honest people," he said. “If nel- unsuccessfully (or governor in “Frankly Sen. Jennings Randoli^, D- bor difficulties and gets the should be placed with the state, in whatever action he takes. nounce that the U.S. will con­ Many Bolton residents will re- plosive by local police, was the tker rf those things can be ac- 1944. His second bid (or the Mr. Miller was born Sept. 21, Town I4pe Service Station on subsidies. Thompson will also attend a Hostesses are Mrs. John Dar­ W.Va., today urged both sides John Fitch Blvd., South Wind­ They are Presidents I. w! Abel ling, Mrs. Howard McElrath, tinue using warplanes in Ifiet- member Dr. Rao (or her visit to third such homemade device compllshed. then more power governor’s chair, In 1948, was NATURAL HEALTH Speaking — 1899 In Rockville, and had lived fibort-Range Plan meeting of area officials to- of the United Steelworkerp and nam.” Bolton last year, when she discovered In that school in the must be given to the chief.” successful, to move Into round-the-clock in the\area all of his life. Be­ sor, on June 22. Mrs. Mark Hill and Mra. Daisy FOOD SHOPPE You Just btugalning sessions. The pair allegedly entered the The first five-year program, morrow in Hartford, called by Floyd Smith of the Inter­ Bill, Those needing transporta­ U.S. B62 bombers flew- two spoke to church groups and to past three weeks. Ahern did not detail what Once In office, Lee slashed fore he retired six years ago, from 1972 to 1676, consists of Connecticut Qo. chairman (Jen- national Association of Machin­ "Apprehension.grows In Con­ building and took a car from in­ tion may contact Mrs. Bill, 66 more missions today in the studento at BoHmt High School. poUce said the young woman problems In the city police the number of state employes At t h e -Can’t Beat he was employed at the U.S. short - range recommendations gras to see what can be done ists. The two other labor seats gress and the consensus of Envelope Co. Jle was a com­ side the garage. Both were re­ Buckingham St, northern qiiarter of South Viet­ Mrs. Stephens will also show charged with making the *®r®® Investigation might un- by 10 per cent, eliminated sev- messages to us reflect public leased on $2,000 non surety costing about $6.5 mllUmi. Spe- to continue bus service. are held by Presidents Frank nam, and one of them extended artifacts------of India.- threats hasn’t been linked to ®®v®r. ®r®» departments and reduced BOGNER’S!” municant of St. Bernard’s ciflc recommended improve- ______PARKADE discontent with the lengthening bends. Bouchard is scheduled to E. Fitzsimmons of the Team ­ The new Girl Scout Tnx^ 633 into the southern half of the de­ The public Is Invited. Hostess the Kennedy Incident. "Probably the only potential taxes. Church and a past sachem rf ments Include new buses, sters and Leonard Woodcock of He also Infuriated the Re- work stoppage and lack of coal the Red Men. appear in Circuit Court 12, East will have an oiganlsatlonal militarized zone. The targets es will bo Mrs. Ruth Beckwith, gne is Betti J. Parzlale of nres.sure strong enough to force production,” he said In a state­ Hartford, Nov. 16 and Ruff on benches, signs, shelte'rs, re- the United Auto Workers, the were North Vietnamese storage Mrs. Gladys Ferry and Mrs. Waterbury, a former student at some action.” he said, is the lo- Survivors are a son, John E. reroutlngs, rescheduling, and a meeting tomorrow at 3 p.ni'. at ment. Nov. 17. Chief Envoys tuition’s two largest unions out­ St. James School library. Girls depots. Infiltration routes and Sue Warnock. « dx>sby Hig^ School, which re- ®®* press. The UMW is seeking an in­ Miller Jr. cf Rockville; three public information program tq side the AFli-dO. They have Church Fair ceived a telephoned threat “There Is very little In- daughters, Mrs. William Morl- VERNON In Grades 7, 8 and 9 wishing to bunker complexes, the U.S. crease In the present top daily attract increased ridershlp. lead so far In dealing with Nix­ Command said. Mrs. Edith Banz, who served Monday morning. Sacred Heart vestlgatlve ^porting doneby conl of Rockville with whom he Jesse James Unless, 36 and It also would include ex­ join the troop should attend this pay of $37 to $60 plus a doubl­ his wife, Bertha Unless, 26, both ArriveinNYC on’s wage controls irieeting. as general chairman of last High School received a similar New Haven’s press," he said, ing of the 40-cent-a-ton royalty made his home, Mrs. Bruno clusive bus lanes in Hartford However., highly placed South Vietnamese military Warchel of Stafford Springs and of 25 Village St., RockviUe, (Continued From Page One) spokesmen said government week’s Yule fair sponsored by threat Wednesday afternoon. “an® thatls a shame." the industry pays the union during rush hours, and the con­ sources in the UAW reported In tho Benevolent society, has Officials said they were a b l e ------Mrs. Donald Thompson dt were arrested yesterday by struction d several commuter The executive board of the forces patrolling along the welfare and retirement fund. Vernon Police rni a warrant is­ ommended to the White House Detroit Wednesday that the un­ Volunteer League of Lutz Jun- thanked thoee who assisted her. to trace a call made to the 8a- Ncrthrldpre. Calif.; a brother, parking lots on the fringes of ion Is expected to oppose any Cambodian border northwest of Samuel Miller rf Newington; sued by Circuit Court 12 charg­ the city. similar treatment for the Chi­ qor Museum will meet tomor­ Saigon uncovered an empty “It Is with grateful apprecia- cred Heart switchboard Prince Warns *1 I ing them with breach of peace. labor pullout from the Pay row at 9:16 a.m. at the muse­ tlon I say thank you to all com- Wednesday warning that the and six grandchildren. The second five-year stage nese. Beard. Ih e UAW consensus, North Vietnamese hospital and EICnKton Police said tiie arrest was the um. a company-sized base camp. mittee members and workers school should be evacuated be- Of New Warfare The funeral will be Saturday result of an InvestlgatitHi of an calls for a switch to public The Issue nonetheless pceea the sources said, is that the un­ who made the fair so success- cause a bom,b was set to go off. at 8:16 a.m. from the Ladd Fli- incident that allegedly occurred ownership of the transit sys- something of a diplomatic di- ion’s members will get all or South Vietnamese forces Oaire Frier claimed killing 34 North Vlet- ful this year,” sbe said. The girl was held in lleii of LONDON (AP) — Prince neral Home, 19 Blllln"V>n Ave., last month. Both were released tem, and the development of lemma for President Nlxoir. nearly all of their Wage boosts B ro4^e Scouts $10(X> bond. Philip, husband of Britain’s with a Mass rf the Resurrec­ on Jthelr premise to appear in plans (or a long-range pro- . , , ...... scheduled before the current Teachers Back, ,^namese and Viet Cong in four Chairman Of gram, possibly based on a “> with clashes across the country. Thirteen______Brownie ____ scouts were Police said all three home- (jueen Elizabeth H, says the tion at St. Bernard’s Cihurch at CHrcult Court 12, Rockville, Nov. wage-price freeze went into ef­ to be inducted into Troop 620 made bombs found at Kennedy world has forgotten .the lessons 9. Burial will be In St. Ber­ monorail or tube system. fect. Schools Open Three government troops were School Board 30. __ ... , The current restrictions on today In Investiture ceremonies were discovered by teachers. of events that led to World War nard’s Cemetery. Kenneth Willis Jr., 17, of Sources in Miami Beach reported killed and 11 wounded. There are no callin? hours. I proposal, which travel by Communist envoys In- At Stamford i.In Cambodia, fighting flared held at Bolton Elementary —------II. Mrs. Claire FVier on Tuesday Sandy Beach Rd., Ellingfam, q>eculate that whatever course “ Slowly but surely all the The family suggests that any T -‘O® «*® United States stem Meany takes, he will use the at half a dozen government out­ srtiools. night was elected chairman was charged yesterday with ‘o frem Cold War days and were STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — The following new members crazy characteristics of human memorial contributions may be (allure to drive in the right cemvention as a sounding; board posts around Phnom Penh, and Liner May Rest the Board of EducaUon, be­ made to the Emphysema Flind, Stamford public schools began one battle continued after day- received Brownie pins: Lynn nature, vdiich are- as old as hand lane after being involved slWled by Connecu^t Co. labor roclty and security, to win sanction from the ap­ \- mankind itself, Ore reasserting Values Talcott Notch Rd., Farmlng;ton ' break. Haloburdo, Susan (Javanaugh, Off Miami Beach coming the first woman named in an accident in Vernon. No in­ problems, would be a normal . proximately 1-,000 delegates their first normal day of oper­ themselves and violence creeps to that post. juries were reported. transition during the short-range T**® government in 1936 'representing the labor feder­ ations in nearly a week today Linking the upsurge of at­ Karen Chick, Eileen Vogel, Mrs. Ellen Daly tacks to the bombardment of Christine Jensen, Susan Mur­ LONDON (AP) — The Cunard back Into our dqlly lives,” he Voting was by secret ballot Steven Turner, 24, West Rd., program, and would not repre- H?***It chunks of ation’s members. as striking teachers returned to Mrs. Ellen Daly, 98, of Bowie, sent a major depculure In serv- ^® States off limits to the Phnom Penh airjx>rt and a phy, Jennifer Roberts, Patty Line Is thinking about anchor- said Wednesday nlg^t at a (3an- with Mrs. Frier, a Republican, Ellington, was charged wlOi This would mean political ______Patty Ing the Queen Elizabeth 2 off ada Club dinner. Rural” Heavy ’’Long-Range’ Md., formerly of Manchester, failure to obey a state traffic Ice concept. * .the Soviets In tlt-fcr-tat re- preiMure and campaign fodder work, school officials said. nearby radio transmitting sta­ FYanz, Liori VerceUi, ’Medium-Range’ polling six votes out of a pos­ , , ,, _ „ sponse to what It said were So- vine, Julie barno! Laura Oar- Miami for two months every "It eeems somewhat Ironic Duty sible nine. She was elected to died Tuesday night at her control signal and failure to for use against Nixon’s re-elec­ "Everythlpg seems to be Jior- tion Tuesday night, observers Every Home! Deluxe Implementation d the Voor- yjet restrictions against Ameri- thought the Communists might no, Michelle Chartxmeau and year as a floating hotel and ca- that the lo n p r the so-called Antenna the board In 1967 for a six-year home. She was the widow of M. carry an operator’s license, yes­ hees plan is eUglble for two- cans In Russia. Washington tion. mal,’ a school official said. Antenna Antenna term. Robert Daly. terday. The teachers, who had been be trying to force the Cam­ Dawn Cornellqgon ®>n®- P®“®® ‘*’® '"°*‘® thirda federal funding, but once said Moscow rebuffed U.S. ef- bodian command to pull back Junior Women ‘ "We could beat any hotel for tlonal and international blcker- Senior Play ' Mrs. Daly was bom in Wor­ Turner and Willis are also the commitment Is made to'im. forts for a mutual easing Of on strike since last ’Thursday, scheduled to appear in Circuit voted roughly 10 to Wednes­ some of the 20,000 troops now . iFlower arranging will be the price," Cunard Chairman Vic- Ing go on. The senior class of Ellington cester, Mass., and lived in Man­ plement the plan, processing of travel curbs, Meskill Eiidorses 1 subject of the program at to- tor Matthews said. He reported ^ c a u se ^ ^ Id e tljreats to chester for eight years with Court 12, Rockville, Nov. 30. day night to abide by the In­ operating in the northeast part High School will present Its the feder^ aid appUcaUon Lesser U.S. travel limits have of the country. night's meeting of the Bolton that the Miami scheme Is one pekoe and liberty are not so ob- class play tomorrow and Satur­ her daughter, the late Mrs. John would take at least six months, applied to CPmmunIst East Eu- Appointive Of fice junction and return to work to­ Junior Women’s Club. The of several Ideas under dls- vlous today, he said, all sorts of day at 8 p.m. in the school J. Buckley, on Cone St. before day. On tho ' northeast front, , U.S. #15-5616 #15-5617 Gondemns Plan ropean diplomats, on security B62 bombers hit a rubber plan­ meeting ’vvlll begin at 8 p.m. at cusslon to Improve Cunard’s people-groups and commu- #15-5618 auditorium. Maple St. moving to Bowie about six Hartford Mayor George Ath- father than reciprocity For Comptroller ’ "Wo did not capitulate," said St. f o r m ’s Episcopal CSiurch. profits. The company was tak- nltles— (Ml ^ e to Indulge In V H F -to 85 Miles V H F -to 115 Miles years ago. Stock Market 13Tlllam J. Barney, president of tation close to the town of V H F -to 145 Miles The play, a comedy. Is Utled anson condemned the Voorhees STcunds. The East Europeans iRumlong for the second Mrs. Lucent Jones, past en over In August by Trafalgar every Mrt of ‘** ‘‘j,® U H F -to 60 Miles U H F -to 75 Miles “Any Number Can Die.” Play­ She is survived by a daugh­ NEJW YORK (AP) — St'.-*: HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. the Stamford Education Associ­ president of the Manchester House, a real estate and In- name of freedom and Independ- F M -to 60 Miles U H F -to 90 Miles report, labeling It “ innocuous" “"’■y ^®y ®^® willing to lift their ation. "It took the pewer of the straight day as Cambodian offi­ F M -to 75 Miles ing the leading roleA will be: ter, Mrs. Ralph Ballentine of prices continued In a tailspin and "riot relevant” to mass curbs on U.S. diplomats If 'Iliomas J. Meskill has en­ Garden <31ub, will create a vari- vestment group. ence.” F M -to 70 Miles today, and analysts attributed State of Connecticut to get us to cers inside the besleg;ed town 17 Elements— 20 Elements— .Judy Fuller, Scott) Zahner, Bowie, with whom she~made transportation problems In the Washlnctcn would do likewise. dorsed a variation of ttie short radioed that some of their hun­ 80” Boom 25 Elements— 'Lynn Scibeck, Henry Stolarz', her home; and five grandchil­ the decline to investor uncer­ go back to work." 100” Boom tainty about the economy and Hartford area. He called for matters now stand; ballot for Connecticut. dreds of wounded were dying 120" Boom Rayt Bedard, Miriam Cantor, dren, Miss Susan C. Buckley of statewide—not regional—solu­ —Soviet envoys a tthe U.N. Disagreement remains on for lack of medical care. Rich Griswold, Terry Collier, the stock market itself. Trading Meskill said Wednesday he three major Issues, he said: San Diego, Calif., and Dr. Rob­ tions, emphasizing that the pre- must give at least 48 hours no- A Cambodian newsman re­ Francis Carney and Arthur Al­ ert J. Buckley of Vista, Calif., was moderate. favors election of the governor, salaries, length of contract and The noon Dow Jones average sent OonecUcut Co. emergency “®® traveling beyond a lieutenant governor and secre­ turning from Baray, headquar­ len. both formerly of Manchester, extends beyond the capital reg- ?»-«n«®r^lua, and must apply additional work without pay for of 30 industrials was down 6.03 tary of the state. administrators. ters for the Cambixlian oper­ All-Channel Historical Districts Mrs. Ronald Dolan and SBchael ion. for special U.S. (permission to ation, said that in additlim to At a special meeting of the Ballentine both of Bowie; and at 821.12. visit the areas off limits to "But I would prefer that the Asked what the teachers Am'-ng issues traced on the The possibility of state sub­ attorney general be appointed,’’ the B52 strikes, American dive UHF Converter Board of Selectmen and the El­ Mrs. Robert Sundheim of Shak­ sidy or takeover of tho Con­ them. would do If negotiations resume bom‘Berb'„ have been attacking 3-Statlon Home _ lington Historical Society, er Heights, Ohio. New York Stock Exchange, de­ —’The Bast Europeans need he said. and the board remains inflex­ Ginyoufiace Add channels 14-83 to older necticut (Jo., was suggested by since Oct. 26 although at scheduled for Monday at 8:30 clines) outnumbered advances Meskill also endorsed a rec­ ible, Barney said the SEA Intercom Systenr i (pre-’65) sets. Replace defect- The funeral will be Saturday by more than 2 to 1. r tia ii^ c n Eti;:ne "^Tlste^^ d S r st" h " a v f“ " “‘V* some points relief forces are ' Ive UHF tuners. Ideal In prime p.m. at the To«n Hall a propos­ with a Mass of requiem at the the Hartford Development Com- -*"^^® P®rm)ssIon to go to ommendation of the Ether- would probably go back to the Analysts said there was a the fewer ington (Jommlsslon that would less than a quarter of a mile Master plus 2 remotes - and you and medium signal areas. Il­ al of the society to set up his­ Immaculate Conception- Church, mission, Bald the state is the areas barred to judge who Issued the injunctiem from the garrison. torical districts within the town general lack of confidence In them. abolish the state comptroller and ask that It be lifted or that the facb on why you can add 2 morel Complete room-to- luminated dial. # 15-1127 Worcester, Mass., .at 10 a.m. economic c’'ndltions and In the only entity with the power and 95* will be discussed. Burial will be in St. John’s -rpThe Albanians, Mongolians and state treasi^r jobs and action be taken against the room, office-to-office communications. no The setting up of districts market itself among investors. money to implement such a and . Cubans, Communists with place them under the jurisdic­ board. With 150-ft. hook-up cable. #43-240 ' ' * ' 3 9 Cemetery, Worcester. ' The market suffered a sharp plAn. calls (or complicated proce­ no diolbmatlc ties with Wash­ tion of an expanded Depart­ Superior Court Judge Walter M-16 Affidavits dures, including the calliilg of Friends may call at the Ed­ decline Tuesday,___ The regional council approv- ington, must get permission to ment of Finance and Control. 24-Hr. Digital ward McCrea Funeral Home, In the news background, the Sldor Issued the injunction ear­ chose your Ginadian a town meeting. A study' com­ ed a resolution proposed by travel anywhere beyond the 28- All six positions now are elec­ lier Wednesday, ordering the Are Questioned mittee has been appointed to Worcester, Mass., today and to­ Price Commission announced It Athanson vriilch urges temper- mile limit, tive. AM/FM Clock morrow from 7 to 9 p.m. wculd issue guidelines later to­ teachers to return lo their report to the State Historical ary state subsidy d the <3ori- gpnie U.S. authorities see State Comptroller Nathan classrooms "forthwith" and to WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Portable Radio/Phono Radio Society, town officials and day. nectlcut Oo.,. and asks that a , scant value in these restrictions Agostinelll'of Manchester, while Among the big blocks creas­ refrain from "any strike, job L«s Aspln, D-Wis., inserted in members of the Planning Com­ permanent i>ollcy be undertak- and onorse apnlvlng them to declining to comment today on action or concerted refusal to 3.-speed phono, Set it and forget ing the Big Board ticker were the Congressional Record today whisky? built-in AM radio ill Large numerals, mission justifying the signifi­ Sorority Holds en by the state to solve the Peking’s U.N. delegation which the Governor’s endorsement of render services.” i9 5 ^ cance of each proposed district. 273 700 shires of Amerada Hess present crisis In mass transit. Is the first Communist Chinese the recommendation, did, when affidavits which he said raise otters a choice of slide-rule AM/FM at 36'^t down %; 145,600 of The court order threatened The fact is, many people choose their 195* dial. #12-1490 After the public hearing and Baby Showers The State Transportation Act group ever to be stationed In th e . original recommendation fines of up to $600 a day for "serious questions and doubts listening wherever final report, the approval of 75 Amerada Hess nreferred at 80. of 1969 created a special "Pub- this country. about the integrity" of the gov­ Canadian for reasons other than taste. you gol Runs oh off 1; and 196,000 of United Air­ came out, have several com­ each of six Stamford Education per cent of the affected prop­ Two members of Eta Chap­ 11c Service Tax Fund," and the They say the restrictions do ments. Association leaders. Including ernment and the Colt Arms Which strikes us as rather odd. Considering batteries or house erty owners has to be acquired. craft at 240'., drwn 1>A., . . current. #13-1183 24-Hour Wall Timer ter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, state transportation commls- little to ston determined snies, Terming the proposal as "ri­ Barney, if the strike continued. Manufacturing Co. in con­ the amount of money they spend on a At noon, the Associated Press sioner was given the authority since Communists admitted as were honored at a baby shower 60 stock average was eff i .4 diculous" last month Agostinelll The school board met shortly Automatically turn to subsidize state bus service tourists are not subleot to the commented that removing the after the court order was Is­ nection with the M-16 automatic premium Canadian. last night at the home of Mrs, 303.8, with Industrials oft 1.7, rifle. appliances on and 195 re-ils dewn 1.1 and utilities off using the little-known fund. travel bars, and that Red China treasurer and comptroller from sued and decided to suspend We have a suggestion. 4-Way AM Radio/CR on. #63-862 Pergonal Noticeg .Richard Hinds, 99D Sycamore Potter Backs Plan "®t s'anned such. restrlc-. elective office would eliminate talks with the teachers until the The affidavits signed by Colt .6 . Prepare yourself a drink, using your Base Station Lane. ^’''■’-n prices on the Big R o ir' Manchester Town Planner J. t'”"® °n U.S. diolomats since the main purpose of' govemc' strike ende<|. employes cited instances of lax­ Canadian whisky. And prepare one using Card of Thanks Those honored are Mrs. Peter also Included; Texas Oil Sc Eric Potter was one of the ad there are none there. ment — checks and balances. After the teachers announced ity by government Inspectors Transmit and receive on CB The family of the late Henry J. vopates last night of a comprc' But more Washlni'ton rffl- "If you want responsive gov­ they would return to school, the and charged there were deliv­ our Canadian whisky: O.F.C. charinel 14, monitor all 23 Markowakl of 1 Broadloaf Lane, Schunder of 99 Columbus Dr., 0':s, down 1‘(. at 39; Boise Cas­ Enfield wodld like to thank all their chairman of the Secret Sisters cade , off % to 16%; hensive program for public cl»ls seem to hold a different ernment, . vou’ve got to have board issued a statement say­ eries of defective weapops. Sip one. Then the other. Don't rush. channels, send morse code, relativea. frienda and ncighboiH for committee, and Mrs. Gerald McDonald’s, down 1% at 62%; transportation In the capital re- view—that It lust will not do to elected officials,’’ Agostinelll ing It wculd meet with SEA of­ Aspln said the documents In­ Savor the tastes. Compare. And make listen to AM. #60-3026 the floral tribulcH, Maed carda and glon, but he said there have to *’’’ve Red Ch'nexe d|n|imats ficials to plan further'talks? . dicate "there may have been 3-Channel, sympathy carda received during Garfield of 14 Lawton Rd.,-so­ American Telephone, off % at said, noting that he was at odds 8-Band AC/Battgry . „ ■ v ■ their recent bereavement. cial- committee chairmoti. Dur­ 42>'l; Tn*ernatlonnl Telenhone, bo elected officials In office ^v®® t® >■«"»« the United States with the Etherington Commis­ Before classes were to begin some form of collusion "be­ your decision. I^W att "with enough guts" and enough when other Communist offi-, Wednesday, the teachers tween government officials and Many people are discovering that C a n a a ia n Worldwide Portable Mra. Henry J. Jdarkownki ing the business session, plans down % to 47%;IBM, down 4% sion In Its Interpretation of gov­ Walkie Talkie I and family. were discussed fof a box sup­ at 7920!: Litton Industries, up money to get things done. dels, from canitels with whom ernment. "Government Is re­ soundly rejected a contract of­ the Colt company. O.F.C. does, indeed, taste better. "Mmrwalkla Talkie per later this month. % at 22; and Eastman Kodak, There seemed to be some diplomatic ties, sponsiveness to people," Agos- fer that Barney had said 'he A recent report by the Con­ Only 31 $ { X H "! 100 Mw power, no -Reg. In Memorlam skepticism that the Voorhees *'®®trtcted. thought acceptable. necticut dtlzens Action Group Smoother. Richer. [95* In loving memory of Charles T. down 1% to 84%. tinelli said, expressing fear of QF.C license required. With battery, crystal. ***Pr. launders who passed away Nov. 11. Amex prices at nocn includ­ plan would be Implemented, as "the autocratic power, an­ was critical of the company’s We figure if you're paying for a #60-3029 15 Ea. 1967. ed : quality control system and gov­ camamam imivaT Thistle From Canada there have been numerous stud­ swerable to only one man — the premium Canadian whisky, you're ' AlltND All you need lor 2-way When ties of love are broken, Blo-Dynamlcs, off % at 23; ies in the past, but no concrete 4 7 % V.S.-Owned governor, an appointed oom- Battery Longi^Lived ernment Insppotlon procedure. Tunes AM and FM P1,US mar­ And loved ones have to part, NEW YORK - The fight Aspln said he has requested entitled to know which one tastes best communicatlonsi 2 IF stages. ina, aircraft, 2 pollce/public ser­ It leaves a wound that never heals. r>reMifiv Deve’rpment. down *'• action taken, Potter added that LARAMIE, Wyo,—The fed- mlsstcner of finance could have HOUSTON - -Tbe (Irat nu- the Secretary of Defense and ' push-pull audio, AQC, A n l . vice and 2 shortwave bands. And olso a broken bcari. against Canadian thistle Is as to 63%; TWA warrants eff % the current Connecticut Co. cri- oral govemmsnt owns 47 per If the offices of comptroller and CHARGE IT! i6.(u'^!AWtii«-'* old as the nation. The thistle got at 21''.; Bvniex. i\a % at 68%; clear battery.In space, launch­ the Attorney General to In­ lai il« *»» built-in speaker/mike. #21-114 #12-5058 But looking back with memotieH. sis Is small compared to the cent of Wyoming’s 62% • mil treasurer ceased to be elec­ ed In June 1961, Is still sending wueMiiww Q A 1ANDV COHPOHAIlON COMPANY Ui>on the nath we trod, Into America from Europe by Banister Continental, up % at vestigate the matter. CanadanOJiC Wn bless tho years we shared wiUi scope of the Voorhees plan. . lion - acre land ares. State and tive.” signals to earth but Is no longer Ml a him, way of Canada as seed In the 130'.; Lennar Corn., un % to The council’s resoltiUon adopt- local govemmenU hold 7 per He said he was not taking The affidavits were signed by horses’ hay carried by British In use. The grapefrult-slsed bat­ Wayne Handfleld, Richard J. ‘5% (sHowabla under goVtrnmanl regulatlona) will And leave the rest to God. 44'',: Cerfron, up % at 3'^; and Ing the Voorhees plan was only cent; Indian reservations occu- the stand because he Is state Judge u i by our tatteb be added lo the price ol moat imported itemi as a MANCHESTER PARKADE TRI-CiTY PLAZA Gen. Jrtin Aurgoyne for his red­ Delta Corp. of America, down tery has traveled about 1.8 bil­ Wsich, Victor L. Martinas, Rob­ Bona, daughlem and grand- a policy statement, and does not py 8.8 per cent; and private comptrciter, "I have always lion miles, over 80,000 times reaull ol the 10% tarin surcharge end varletlons in - children. coat cavaliy. % to 27%. represent a^compaUjnent to ac- owners control 42.7 per cent. ert J. Gragoira, Shaun B, the dollar exchange rales. MANCHESTER VERNON felt this way and always will," around the earth. Brown and Veariand Oorlls, MON. • FRI. 10 • 9 — SAT. 10 • 5:30 Cantidian Whisky, Bottled in Canada, 86.8 proof, Schenley Distillers Co., N.Y.C. -r-"

PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ). MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN Icped potatoes, broccoli, bread Vemon Boy for Dianas Vernon Notes From the Notch oped, but land prices are high 'The influx of new residents elderly is also about,to bo un­ and butter, ice cream. South Windsitr Fcr Instance, she said, a pri­ sponsible for initiating plans for Tfixan Offers and zoning regulations require 7tcr the ccnstructlon of mod­ dertaken. She said that If all Congratulations are In or­ ’Thursday: (at Middle School vate firm had recently ap­ housing the elderly. Thadcheri in Comeback and Sykes): Orange Juice, at least a half-acre per home, erate Income housing some the apartments expected, are proached the South Windsor der for Deputy State Comp­ Practical Note she pointed out, ■ ^ ^ At the conclusion of the meet­ Cluster Plan Discussion St. Joseph’s grinders, potato chips and fruit. Late Autumn Raspberries years ago nearly overwhelmed actually built, the town's popu­ PZC with plans for housing for LONDON — For most of this troller and Mrs. William J. The ccnflict between the'need ing, one member of the -au­ Friday (Middle and Sykes): the tewn she said. lation will Increase by about a the elderly which “ looked century the art of roof thB4fh- Diana. WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Suburbs’ Obligations fer Industry and the overburlen- dience commented "We can't Fish squares, tartar sauce, po­ She also pointed out that third. good.” However, It was team­ Ing in England seemed dying, Recheduled for Dec. 14 At 8:33 this morning In George H. Mahon, D-Tlex., Bizarre But Tasty Treat Ing cf town facilities was dis­ let Hartford fall, yet we can’t Establishes tatoes, bread and butter, stew­ S( nth Windsor has begun to pro­ The tewn should “ plan wise­ ed that the organization would but now the thatchers ars. mak­ Manchester Memorial Hos­ made what had to be the under­ cussed by Mrs. Evans. She said let the Tewn cf South Windsor ed tomatoes, vanilla pudding vide apartment houses In the ly" If further building is to take rent any units unoccupied by ing a comeback. Their number A. proposal for a ‘‘cluster” de­ ing into a day care center. It pital. Mrs. Diana gavs birth statement cf the night Wednes­ By CLEMEWEIX YOUNG for Winter, and on oooaslonal fall either.” with cherry. Milk la served To Cities Discussed that althou'.h Industry Is essen­ middle and higher income place, Mrs. Waslk said and Mrs. was about 800 in 1918, but It velopment In Vemon, made by was repcrted that intertrr to a 6 Ibs.-lS oz. boy, to'-te Men’s Q ub day as the House labored Into startling J^. old people to anyone, and the tial to any town, It brings with brackets; one is under construe- Evans added thtat it will be nec­ fell to just above 400 In the mid- developer Qecrre Ulsley, and changes will be necessary but named William. / 'With all meads. the evening on foreljpi aid leg- What Is more deliciously bi­ But the raspberries had been proposal was turned down. Minchester Evening Herald It the need for more homes and ticn of Plekaant Valley Rd. A essary to “ plan for the needs of 1960s. Now It's about 600 and scheduled to be discussed ‘Tues­ there would be no exterior The couple now has twd St. Joseph’s parish has a new­ Holiday Bazaar Islatlcn. zarre than stuffing your mouth tapering off even before that She explained that the town’s f-iith Windsor correspondent ’The holiday bazaar o f the Uni­ educatlcnal (aclllties. planned 30-unit facility for the the people.” there’s a waiting Hat of would- day night by the Planning Ccrni- changes. boys and a girl. ly formed Men’s Club and a 19- An amendment offered by with freshly-picked raspberries first ll^ t frost last Friday. Just Housing Authority is now re­ Barbara Varrirk, tel. 644.8274. be apprentices. ted Methodist Church, Grove St., Rep. John F. Selberling, D- mlsalon. was rescheduled for A request of Arthur Tlnson Diana Is a ^ a member of member panel has been named in NovemberT It has always as the maples knew, a couple ot League of Women Voters forum the Dec. U meeting on request for a tone change from resi­ the Manchester Board of Di­ will be held Saturday, starting Ohio, would have had the effect seemed odd that some raspber­ to set up the organisational at 10 a.m., with luncheon to be weeks ago, that It was really on low and middle Income hous­ o f the attorney for the devel­ dential to commercial for pn^- rectors, serving as deputy of stopping the country’s |78 ry bushes produce a fall crop. time to be deciduous, the rfigp' ing. structure for It. served for the convenience of billion defense operations— oper. erty located on Rt. SO, was re- mayor. But It seems odder still that, berry leaves began to redden a Panelists were Mrs. Marilyn Marian Narkawlcs has been the shoppers. Army, Navy, Marines, Air thanks to a frost-free autumn Recent revisions to the town's viewed. bit, end curl. Early last Berner, president of the Olos- named temporary chairman ot Booths will feature stuffed Force and alt—dead In Its week sonlng laws allow “cluster” de­ The commission was asked to (until recently anyway), the it took five minutes of prowling tonbury LWV; Mrs. Pleda Dean the club and Maurice Landry, toys, Christmas decorations, tracks next Monday. velopments but at a hearing a change Tlnson’s property back second fecundity continued this of the Glastonbury Housing De­ secretary. Plans are to hold the aprons, children’s treasurSs, Said Mahon: “This would be about the patch, lilting each few weeks ago, residents of the to Industrial tone. The area on year well Into what would nor­ velopment Commission; Mrs. Act:on Stalled meetings on the third Thesday candy, white elephant Items, Impractical.” nodding stalk for oareful scru­ Anniversary area, off Tunnel Rd., where the Rt. SO where Tlnson operates a mally ha,ve been a crimped and Louise Evans, South Windsor of each month. The next meet­ baked goods, used jewelry and tiny, to produce a single sweet proposed development would furniture repair shop was blackened seasonal decay. Planning and Zoning commis­ go, submitted strong objections zoned industrial up> to last July. ing will be Deo. 21. plants. dessert. Yesterday, the two ber­ On Nominees “ Why Man Creates” We’ve always wanted to know ries hasarded, after a hasty sioner; Mrs. Audry Waslk qf to the plan. With the adoption of new zon­ Book Fair Kennedy Seeks Just how long our fall crop the South Windsor Human Re­ A/ I V 6 In October, the Planning ing regulations, the .area was ’Ihe ’Teacher’s Club of the The Women’s Society of Chris­ forage In sifb-freesing air Celebration! tian Service ot the United Meth­ would keep going. If it weren’t through the shriveled bushes, source Committee, and Mrs. Commission denied the request, zoned residential. To Top Court Skinner Road School will npoa- for a killing frost. Other years, odist Church, will meet Wednes­ Pakistan Peace tasted like loe-oold, soured Winifred Wilson of the South pending a report from Town At­ Tlnson wishes to expand his sor a book fair Nov. 18 and 18 we’d barely nibble at the dark Windsor CDAP Housing Com­ (Oontinueil fromi^iPuge One) day at 8 p.m. In Fellowship HalF wine. Today, of course, there’s torney Abbott Schwebel and the business and home at that site. from 1 to 4:80 p.m. both days WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. red berries In late September, mittee. Recreation Commission. The commission Is requesting a The program will be a Free­ a dusting of powdered sugar I; who opposed Rehnquist’s nomi­ and additional evening hours Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., too replete from the sweetness In other action the Planning report from the Town Planning dom for Elxpresslon of Faith over all. The discussion was In prep­ nation but not Powell’s. The Thursday from 6 ;S0 to 0 p.m. of blueberries, tartness of pur­ Commission: Referred a pro­ Department on the matter. movie, “Why Man Creates.” says the United States should aration for a statewide league same position had been taken Books wdU be on display in the ple grapes, and juiciness of ear­ For the first time In our 13 posal made by Timothy Mur­ A preliminary report frpm Mrs. Earl Maguire will be pro-' toke broad-scale inlUatlves to concensus on housing, sched­ the day before by spokesmen gymnasium for adults to- pur­ ly apples to bother with those years of sampling them, how­ ray for a day care center to the Monroe Moses for a 2S-lot sub­ gram chairman. ’The hostess help achieve a political settle­ uled-for Nov. 18. The con­ for the Leadership Conference chase. The purpose of the fair, rather tasteless, seedy raspber­ ever, our raspberries were not m Zoning Commission. division on West St. was re­ chairman will be Mrs. Kenneth sensus will determine the action on Civil R’^ts. according to the committee, is ment In East Pakistan and re­ ries In their prickly jungle. cut off by frost in the height Murray proposed to convert ferred to the engineering de­ Weller. lieve the millions of Pakistani the league will take to encour­ ’Their argument against Rehn- to. encourage (he students’ In­ n ils year, as the Indian sum­ of their second bearing, but a two-family apartment' build­ partment for study. refugees now In India. age the development of hous­ qulst, an assistant attorney terest In reading and in build­ mer deepened,.we noticed that lived out their time. We suspeot ing home libraries. All profits Besides providing aid for the ing In the state for all Income general, was that he supports the raspberries. Instead of be­ that, in spite of this year’s gen­ levels. from the sale of books will be r e fu g e e s , Kennedy said what Bayh has called Mitchell’s ing content with their usual erosity, all things have their In. Mariner 9 Wednesday, the United States Mrs. Wilson described low and W a GP 1 hard-line policies and Is In­ used to purchase educational autumnal bitter skimplness, ner season, and handfuls of Second Teen-Ager Tarred should facilitate a meeting by moderate income families as sensitive to Individual and hu^ equipment for the school. Mrs. had fleshed out into full-bodied fresh, native raqiberries be­ the International Red C rou those In the 87,000-812,000 b ra * - man rights. Carol Waterman and Mrs. Linda Speeds Up fruits of' mid-July. As, one by yond (Xitober ore not foreor­ with Shiekh Mujlbur Rahman, et; those who own homes val­ In Londonderry District Ooldfarb are chairmen of the one, the other harvests were dained. But Rep. Paul N. McCloekey, event. the interned East Bengali lead­ ued at under 826,000, or those R-Callf., who Is opposing Nix­ er. completed, and most of the un­ who can afford to pay 8140 liONDONDBRRY, Northern hlgh-rsuiking officers of the The book fair display 'wlU in­ In Space picked apples from the old ap­ on’s re-electlcn, told the com-> Kennedy said such a 'visit monthly rental for two-bedroom Ireland (AP) '— Another teen­ Irish Republican Army and said clude new books representing ple trees had dropped to the Neu) Satellite Job? mlttee "Mr. Rehnquist’s rever­ all' areas of reading interest. (Continued from Page One) should proWde Infonnatlon os apartments. age girl was shorn and tarred they were suspected of killing ence and respect for the law ground, the raspberries became The committee Is working with to the fate and wqlfare of WABHINOTON — Monitoring She said that almost half of in Londonderry’s Catholic Bog- three young soldiers who were and our CensUtutidn will cause The June aimouncement was more enticing. Educatlmial Reading Service, a Sheikh Mu'iibur and “ contribute earthquake shook signals by the homes In South Windsor side district early today for shot In the back of the head him to bend over backward to the only progress report re­ And so, on clear days during professional book fair compnay to a reduction of tension means of earth-orbiting satel­ have a market value of less dating British soldiers. last March after they had been prevent an intrusion (rf his po­ leased by the ^ovlet govern­ October, the noon ritual became to furnish an invldual selection throughout the area.” lites may become a reality in than 826,000 but are not for A crowd of about 300 watched drinking In a pub on the out­ litical beliefs into his judicial ment so far. a mouthful of fresh raspberries of books for the fair. In cooperation with other the next few years, soientiste of sale because of the current u In silence as a group of women skirts of Belfast. decisions.” However, Soviet scientists for lunch, gathered from a bundled the girl from a car, Prime Minister Jack Lynch Young Bepublloans governments, he said, the the li. 8. GeOloidcol Survey economic slump. Paul O’Dwyer, a lawyer for The irernon Young Republi­ have said privately ihey are United States should encourage large scraggly patch of bushes think. This led to the question of Girls’ Quilted tied her to a lamppost and set of the Irish Republic survived the Rev. Philip Berrlgan and cans will meet tomorrow at the confident that their craft are on U.'N. committee debate of the whose feet never dried In the what should be done by towns to wcHic with scissors and tar another challenge to his policy others charged with having course. home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald situation and support a floor waning sun. It seemed an In­ for their own elderly or young Robes pot. “Soldier Dcdl” said a card­ of seekln'7 the reunion cf Ire­ plotted to kidnap presidential Although Mariner 9 began its Lamb, 86 Vlneta Dr., at 8:80 resolution “noting the tragedy creasingly bizarre pursuit, to married residents who could board placard hung around her land by peaceful means only. aide Henry Kissinger, opposed six-month Journey after the So­ neck. p.m. Anyone planning to attend of East Bengal, calling on all gobble summer berries In the not afford newer homes even Reg. to The Dali, the Irish parliament, Powell’s nomln''tlcn. He cited viet probes—May 80—Western 38 BIBAN8 SILVllBinBaB! She was tied to Bie same poet should contact club president, parties concerned to seek a po­ rustle of autumn leaves, your If they were available. ,^feated 73 to 89 a motion of no an article Powell wrrte earlier space experts ' believe the 6.99 at which lO-yesurold Marta Do­ donfidence supported bjj. mili­ James Ledbeter, 179 ’Tracy Dr. litical settlement and calling on companions not the whirring What a stiver surprise he H ie panel agreed that the 5.99 this year say'ng “ the outcry American craft will beat the p r o Fair the International community to and bussing creatures of July has for you! See our ad in towns should see that adequate herty, fiancee of a British sld Pvt. John — A Pakistani military source Aude are in charge arrange­ banites rely on Hartford's in­ 8.88 The Soviets have said only high pile, Melton — and moref Great fashions, great values! 6.99 Larter of the Royal Anglican ments and Mrs. Lucille Trudeau dustrial and commercial estab-- Choice of styles, fabrics. 8-18. , or jewel tones. 10 to 18. claimed today that 74 Indian that Mars 2 and Mars 8 are due Regiment, one of the units sent Is in charge of publicity. lishments for their UvUhood but troops 'were killed and ISO to approach the planet In No­ to Northern Ireland two years School Lunches said tiiat South Windsor cannot wounded Wednesday In an at­ vember. TTiey have not re­ ago to try to keep the waning The following lunches will be permit the core olty’s shortcom­ tack with tanks and artillery Nixon Lays vealed whether they vrtU at­ Tall Protestants, and Roman Catho­ served in the Vernon schools ings to interfere with tud upset Average 1 Into the Belonla bulge c f East tempt a soft landing o r merely r=r= Boys’ Knit Misses’ Bikini and lics apart. Pakistan. next week. The elementary the fundamental social and ec­ Petite W r e a th At orbit Mars. iK i Larter became' a Roman Pakistani troops blunted the schools will have half-day ses­ onomic values of the town. Shirts Brief Panties Catholic so he could marry the attack, the source said, and sions Thursday and Friday so She said that slum dwellings Tailored or trimmed Our 3 glri. Ceylon Kingdmns Fell are being torn down in Hartford Our Reg. 1.69 four Indians were captured. He Arlington no lunches vdll be served in in styles in white or colors. Reg. “ He is sick and worried but gave no report of Pakistani those schools on the two days. (XJLOMBO, Cteylon^-Ceylon’s before adequate housing provi­ 'si Pai Nylon tricot. 5, 6, 7. 59e for determined to go throuoh with casualties. (Ooiittmiea From Page One) Monday: Shells with meat original Inhabitants, the Veddas sions ate made for tile displaced the wedding,” said Father Ber­ Other sources claimed that in sapee, garden salad, rOU and were overthrown by Sinha­ residents axid expressed the w 1.22 nard Jones, an army chaplain the same qrea along the border guns boomed out as Nixon ar­ butter, fruit cup. lese fn»n Northern India, about opinion that if South Windsor Cotton knits, Misses’ Soft and Softly who Is to m a ny them. with India’s TVipura state, In­ rived for the 11 a.m. E8T cere- Tuesday: Sausage and gravy, 660 B.C. They In turn were In­ A fymiiMitricial^AII-Posttto^tires were to make a great deal of mock or full Larter and Marta met in dian shells killed 27 persons in memy, attended by servicemen mashed potatoes, corn, bread vaded repeatedly by Hindu low cost housing available, these Padded Bras L ' [OUl turtle. 8-14. March and got engaged In frontter villages. and a crowd of a few himdred. and butter, jello cake with Uyp- Tamils from Southpm India, people would move here. Crossover front, stretch April. In May, three armed Tile President, with the hblp In Dacca, gunmen shot and ping. and finally centuries' of war­ Mrs. Waslk cited loss of open Jr. Boys’ strap. All cotton or lace men held them up as they were killed a radio engineer and ot his military aide, set the Wednesday: Sliced ham, scal- rixices as one . reason towns do fare ruined both kingdoms. V t cup. A, B, C. 32-40. Spedall out walking and shot the youth wounded two others Wednesday wreath in place and then not always welcome a large in­ O u r| Knits in the hand. night, police r^wrted. Press re- stepped back to stand at atten­ flux of city dweUers. She ai«» Reg. 1.39 .. . l . n “Marta went to help him," .ports said three other men, in­ tion, arms stlflly at his side, sidd that the arrival of minority R e g j Misses’ Brushed » said Jcdm’s steidather. “ But for cluding a right-wing poUddan, while four drum rolls and 3h.ps groups d r e s s e s property 'val­ her lie would have been killed. were g i ^ e d down by BengaU were sounded. A moment of si­ ues. ' 8.91 Boys’ Blend Waltz Gowns It proved to him that she rebels, j lent prayer followed. PLAZA DEPT. STORE However, she termed both Acetate/nylon, embroi­ Before he left the cemetery, 1.67 should be his wife.” Bombs exploded at a college (We Have A Notten To Mssse) these concepts “ wiuSely Infla­ Misses’ Proportioned Size f i! Corduroy dered or lace trim. S, M, Bogslders said at least four and a government school for the President paused to shakes E. MIDIHLE TPKB. (Next to PopWor BIkt.) tionary.” She said that, for in­ Land XL. other girls have been marked hands and wave greetings to a girls, four bombs exploded in OPEN WED., THUB8., FBL tin t stance, townspeople want the ilffeii I Flannel |— Tr^- for the scissors and tar treat­ other parts of the city, and a lineup of about two dozen lead­ “ cream of the crop” In teachers vM /Awil bler^, neveT- Slacks ers of veterans organlzatlmis. ment. One teen-ager fled to jute 'wardiouse 'was burned Double Knit Slacks pf^s. Ba|rol waist,l32-42. % Our Reg. 4.99 Famous -Amplon^ England Wednesday after “ Sol­ down, destroying large quan­ He also greeted a group of GLOVES & MITTEHS dier Dolly Beware” was daubed tities cf Jute, East Pakistan’s excited youngsters from St. FOR i \ on her house. chief export. Thomas the Apostle School In FOR EVERY BIEHBER OF THE FABDLY OFF Panty Hose A 20-year-old glri who 'was A military court sentenced SB West Hartford, Conn. The QUALITY PRODUCTS • BUDGET PRICES 3.88 shewn but not tarred on Monday ci'vil servants and four univer­ group of 78 from the school 99 W ide w ale were on a holiday visit to Cosmetics Wj^ondedTlares — Polyester I told newsmen: “I’ll never go sity professors in absentia to 14 corduroy, with a soldier again. If you live Washington. /M b knitoi»or bonded acrylics^ % years imprisonment for falling mock button In the Bogslde, you must live to am>ear to answer charges of IT’S jl/BehtoS^stones; 29-38. ; ^ pair $ ■ by the rules.” antistate eudivlties. They fled fly. 8-18. Elsewhere in Ireland: last March during the military ADVBRT18EMBNT AOVBRTIBBMBNT ADVBR'nSBMBNT Jr. Boys’ Belfast police arrested two clampdown in East PaUstan. SALE Liggetts Double knit acrylic in navy, brown or black. Petite, Slacks B gf the lattirea t ear A t the Parkade average, tall, 8 to 20. Beautiful fit, nude heel and toe. Reg. 2.99...... 2 . 4 4 MANCHESTER Fashion Shades. n gn ler enlm igB iviee... Men’s ■ Boys’ get the 2nd tin ftw Double Knit Misses’ Acrylic Ladies’ Fashion Youths’ 5 0 % o il (teiiM .Bi.irii. Fake Seal Boots Polyester Fabric Pile Slippers Insulated y UNCLE SAM 'if Ji . Our Reg. 11.9 9 Sport Pac Our Reg. 3.99 yd. HELPS PAY Reg. 5.99 M0RTGA6E! 7.77 3.88 2.97 1.66 Waterproof, cleated soles, thick Newest textures and looks. Ma­ Cozy slippers, open or as little as All-over “ seal” in brown of natural, or chocolate foam insulation. Sizes for men, chine wash, wrinkle free 58” to closed toe style. Many A Day to T^nk C iiditIreaR loiV M suede with seal plug. Pile lined. 5 to 10. SAVE 1 6 " *0’gyn youths, boys. 60” wide. Solid colors, _ colors, 5-10. Shoe Dept. Of M a i^ t 8 ^ • Ladies’ in waiting... 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AJi S p S CALL 24 HOURS Iltdfsiip...... 2.50 1.87 IN YDUR 0BLBC1Z3DN OF GIFTS SNOWMOBILES ON DISPLAY IN a n d PARfIT GOODS PantY Hose...... 2.00 1. 49 MANCHESTER STATE BANK LOBBY 4234S13 CALL lETWEEN 9 A A (EOBMBRLY OOPS) Cathy Coope, receptionist at the Manchester State Bank and an avid CHARLIE'S TEXACO SBtVICE OALOOBW SBOPPIN6 PLAZA 624 B MIDDLE TPKE ^ PHONB 640-7248 Use Your Open Msa. ttBevgh Sat. anowmobiler has the features 6t the Rupp 80 hp snowmobile pointed out - 24 HOUR WRECKING 8BRVICB - 344-047S Caldor Charge to her by Barbara Stickles of Stickels Snowmobile City, Rt. 88, Vemon. or Mnsler Charge Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. Snowmobiles will be on display In bank lobby for three weeks. Eqaal’Hoaelng Opportunities PAGE POUBTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER U , 1971 s^— — ..I ^ I I I III I I p I n il 111,11, I II •, I Ii— i SII IS- ■■ .11 ■— ,’i IP ' I I ,1 . |1_ Section Two THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 HJood W ill’ p rim e Product New York Gets Pages IS to 28 Of a Recycling Project Murder Suspect W elcom e BRIDOEPORT (AP) Sale of Christmas Cards By MARC OHARNBV cal high sch(Ml, described — Juan Pedro Ooacto, ao, will Back Ford Grant To Be Sought themselves as her "troops” and be extradited'to N ew York NORTH HAVEN (AP) — 'ah gave a number of reasons for State Monday to face murder To Aid Case Mt. Purchase enerrettc houaewlfe and a being there: charges in the death of a Stam­ Lucille! For Case Mt. Education The nativity aoene which iz band of high achool students —"I have nothing better to do ford women, his lawyer said, municipal building. They are Hie Conservation Commission ious town otganlsaUons. The diq>layml aatniaUy in Omter i-i, ‘ y have teamed up here to turn a Saturday mornings and it’s Ocaclo’s attorney, James F. also available from several ■p last night voted to tcke pre­ rest of the Aind was donated. worthwhile; Bingham, failed to obtain a LUCILLE church and civic groups or by parcel of unused cemetery land Park is the aubjeot of a color liminary steps to apply for a. Hie next glass drive will be Into wrhat they believe is the —” I’m gonna be on this earth writ of habeas corpus in Superi­ BESILE Chrlotmoa oard which is being .^ontiustlng any member of the Saturday from o a.m. to 3 p.m. BO more years or so If I’m or Court here Wednesday and Manchester Junior Women’s Ford Foundation grant for pub-* state’s first permanent recycl­ sold by the Kanohezter Junior in the Municipal Bulldmc p u k ­ ing center. lucky. Maybe we can do some­ said he would not appeal. Club. 11c relations work to inform ing lot. The Junior Women’e HAS RETURNED Woman's a u b to help the Oasa They’ve accumulated more thing;” Ocaclb is accused in the The Junior Women's Club residents of reasons to acquire Club le MlUng Chriatmas oarde —”It’s exercise;” TO WORK ON Mt. Project, whereby Oaze Mt. sponsored the printing of the than 100,000 bottles, trucks death of Helen Francis, 30, who Cose. Mt. as a publicly-owned to raise money for the fund. filled with magazines and news-, —“ It’s one of the things I was found in critical -condition FRIDAY will be purobaaed and retained cards under the chairmanship Dr. Frederick Spaulding, com ­ papers, barrels of aluminum sui^xisedly believe in.” with a bullet wound in the head aa open apaeee for the Town of of Mrs. Joseph Siibatella of 81 ^ m open space and for work needed mission chairman, wants the and an unmeasured amount of (Hieir number varies from July 7 just across the New AND MantOieBter. Mountain Dr., South Windsor, to obtain funds to purchase the Ford Grant used to make a mo­ good will, week to week, but for the moat York State border. She died the SATURDAY The Christmas cards will be os one of the club’s Commu­ site. tion picture of case Mt. to Show ’The students and the house­ part there is a hard core of following day. on sale at the Oonservatlon nity Tmprovomont Projects. Ford Foundation announced organisations and schools and on Oct. 20 that It has $880,000 wife—Mrs. Shelly Mandel- about 13 or 15 v^o know each After a jurisdictional dispute, Oommlzelon’s gloaa and paper Sylvian (SInch) Oflara of 80 to print brochurea to distribute baum — talk enthusiastically other at school and stay most Stamford police dropped their colleoUon Saturday from 0 a.m. Santina Dr. and Chief ot photog­ ' • 5.' to assist Conservation Commis­ to the public. Tlie grant may about the joys of volunteering of each Saturday morning, murder charge against Ocaclo, to 3 p.m.. behind the munlolpal raphy at Hie Herald photo­ sions In New England, New also be used for research and and working together for no when the center is open. making way for his being in­ AND INVITES ALL HER FORMER FRIENDS building. graphed the scene and donated York and New Jersey with such legal work and to make mape pay, and of the high purpose of They ' wtirk under a set of dited by a grand jury in White The cards, 30 per box, are it to the club for use on the activities as preparing open and aorial photographe that may conservation. safety rules posted Plains, N.Y. AND CUSTOMERS TO STOP IN AND alao being aold at various card. space plans, small scale re­ be required to apply for funde But in the end, they say, the prominently, with Mrs. Mandel- SEE HER places in Manchester, Includ­ Hie nativity scone was pur­ clamation work and writing or­ to pay part of the purchaee price good will may be their most im­ baum and two or three other ing Paul’s Paint Store on Main chased in 1069 for the town by dinances and land trust docu­ of the site. The commission is portant product, ’They’re al­ adults supervising. A crew of St„ the Senior Citizen’s Center, various organizations and citi­ ments. Hie grants can not be continuing to investigate ways ready lobbying for an end volunteer firemen mans a (ruck the Luts Jr. MUseum, and the zens. used to buy land. The grants of getting public and private to their kind of volunteer at another end of the cleared HI HO SILVIRI STAIRWAY TO l^U T Y are up to $6,000 for each com­ funds to buy the land. Because appropriations for outdoor recre­ effort, in the form of a regional area, collecting recyclable pa­ It’s coming your way. See mission and amounts over $760 ation areas through various fed­ center run full-time by North per. our ad in thia Friday’s 983 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER will have to be matched by eral agencies require towns to Haven and neighboring towns. Mrs. Mandelbaum’s formi­ Herald. Butterfield^s Opens Doors funds from towns. ... pay part of the cost, Dr. Spauld­ ” What w e’re really trying to dable approach probably helped • 649-6291 • The commission did not de­ ing feels that it is important for do is open people’s eyes to last summer, after she had To Hundreds This Morning cide how much money to ask town voters to know more about ecological problems and see used the local PTA- as a how much of our things we for, but voted to use its Case Case Mt. springboard to set up a bottle- A crowd of several hundred throw away can be reused,” olallse in clothing and acces­ Mt. Fund as matching money. Also at the meeting the Com­ collection drive. ’Ihen she tack­ eariy shoppers gathered at the Mrs. Vandelbaum said , with Mrs. IMsmdelbaum Smokes Banned meet the strictest standards gemology can devise. Priced from Correction. of Center Congregational vocation. Clyde Beckwith, past Hunt Artifacts in the legal action.” will continue to live and oper­ casting an occasional glance at AVAtnrrzz , ax>, oA S ^ v W. Lufkin, state Sill’s drug piograAi, said that $100 to many thousands. Easy Payments Invited. they were favorably Impressed He has received numerous Church, called attention-to sym - Memorial Hospital will sponsor ANAHEIM, (AP) environmental ■ protection com- since men are conflned to the Dobkin said this morning that ate with the , seven voting dis­ her own three small children or with the store's wide selecticn awards for his work as a news­ national commander of the a coffee next Wednesday from S m ^ is ^ e d in mMtlnt^ The tw reported late last misaioner. hospital only a short Ume they bols all around us—the Cross, Saturday morning, eight he has received no word from tricts we now have on a town Interrupting herself to call out of merchandise. paperman and writer, including ,Yankee Division Veterans As- of the American Heart Assocl- month that an eagle swooped He. said Wednesday he Issued do not loee much money. the fla^, the hospital Itself. 0 to 10:30 a.m. in the hcspital members of the Bennet Junior Cummings regarding the pro­ basis. HcqiefuUy, the problem an order to a student who lock­ Both said they preferred to a Distinguished Service dtation “There are two important sym­ 'soclation and past cbmmander ation convenUon wdilch starta into Brown’s farmyard near the ban after______learning___ that _During October, officers said cafeteria. The program will In­ posal, “either by letter, phone will be straightened out in Ume ed like he needed osie. siKq|> in the Manchester area be­ from the State Police m 1068.’ bols here," he said. “The first of Manchester Chapter, Dis­ High Schocl Archaeology Club, . Inmton and was bested by one dumping was taking ptece In 26 meiT were" belng Vreated at clude a tour of the hospital. call or in peraon. for next November’s state end The students themselves, Cm kkae^ cause of a lack of traffic con­ He Uvea in Facmlngton with his of these is our presence, sym­ abled American Veterans, read and Paul Steinmeyer, Grade 7 national elections’’ “ ** only In lob- of Brown’s roosters. what aj^ars to bo a watershed Ft. SiU for drug related prob- gestion and ease in parking. wife, Ann Demeusy, also a the names of these WWT veter­ The coffee te open to resi­ ”AU I know is what I read in most of them seniors at the lo- bies, offices and restrooms. Norbert Nadel, assistant U.S. area. lems. bolic of God’s yearning for social studies teacher, dug for Uowntowii ManehMiter at 968 Main straet Parking at mM-momlng, Courant reporter, and their ans who died since Veterans dents of Manchester and sur- the papers,” he said. “However, compassion and love on earth.” Indian artifacts In South Wind­ (.'Si however, was at a prOmlum, four children. / Second Symbol Day 1970: rcunding towns wishing to learn I thought that Cummings pub­ sor. and orny tm spaces near Broad Mrs. R. V. Gorsch is in For his second symbol, the Max A. Bengs, Michael J. of the many opportunities to lic statement deserved an an­ 8t. and farthest from the Paik- charge of program arrange­ Bible, he read a passage from McDonnell, Wiliam B. Diana, serve as a volunteer .in the They were supervised by Mr. swer.” ade stpree were unflUed. ments. Oo-chairmen of hostesses the 30th chapter of the prophet Edwin S. TVirner, Louis J. various departments of the and Mrs. Watson Vibert, long­ "We really don’t know how it ■ S f 17JD ' C.O.D. Butterfield’s, with 70,000 are Mrs. Sam Crlspino and Isaiah; "Y our eyes ahall see Smith, John Suhie, John Max­ hcspital. time artifact collectors. will affect Manchester. I want square feet of space, will ape- Mrs. Robert Rosman. your Teacher, and youp>-6ara well, Charles P. Readon Sr., Edward Kenney, hospital ad­ Tile students excavated three to see it published. 1 v^int to fatal ) shall hear a word behind ypu, Horry C, Straw, Michael Lle- ministrator, and Mrs. George pita, each fiv^ feet by five feet. see the rediatrlcting rigllt .down saying, ‘This is the way. W ^k biedz, Thomas J. Curio, Henry Bendtsen, coordinator of volun­ They used small cement trow­ to it s , final determinatiwsgi K O IE Y t WWWW W^'W WWW WWW in it’ .” Chretien Sr., Charles Jedinson, teers, will be present to answer els instead of shovels, removing street by street. Wo don’t know In developing his theme, Mr. Fi’ank P. Goggln, Robert J. questiens and to expand on the small amounts of dirt at a time. any of those things yet,’’ Dobkin Nelson, who served on a mme- Campbell, Charles J. M. Gar- role of the auxiliary volunteer. Among the items they uncov­ said. 647-9732 cake tins anif sift boxes sweeper in WWn, said, “Hieso row Sr., Keeney J. Hutchinson. Mrs. Robert Kennlff of 82 ered were a flint scraper, flint Dobkin said he is not pleased are more difficult times than for Also, William N. Tuller, Leon­ Kennedy Rd., meqibership and quartz flakes, firestones, “ with the way Manchester is Serving Greater MiiSOlMiMVg those irtio wer;e on the battle­ ard Welman, Albert H Dewey, chairman, is in charge of ar­ charcoal, and a small quantity cut up into four House Districts Veman, Coventry, Tollaad, field.” There, there was a sense Joseph Albo, Lawrence' L. Wil­ rangements. Those wishing of red ochre, iiriilch Indians and two Senatorial Districts.” ElUngtoa and NiMia of camaraderie among the men liams, Elmer C. Anderson, more information may contact used to make paint. (Under the rediatrlcting plan. and “a feeling of God’s guard­ Frank J. Drake, John Johnston, ianship.” However, he conclud­ Harry L. Trask, Edgar W. ed, “We must remember now Mohr, William B. Gray, John F. that we have a chance to do Drake, Paul D. Cleary, Wallace what He really wants us to do, G. Payne, Felix E. Lewis, Wal­ bring that compassion and love ter F. Barcomb and Raymond to paw .” L. Jones. 8 k j 8 k Mr. NeOson alao offered a prayer and pronounced the benediction. i f If you’ve got the itch S h w -i w Nurses Hear ■ ■ Sen. Ribicolf

Five members of the Man­ GRAND OPi chester Public Health Nursing Association recently heard Sen, ll< Abraham Rlblcoff discuss "Trends in Federal Health Leg­ islation,” at the fall meeting of Community Health Services Agencys at the Waveriy Inn in Cheshire. 'Hie event was co­ sponsored by the Connecticut League for Nursing. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Stanley Bates, supervisor; We’ye got the scratch! Mrs. Robert Barningham, Mrs. Barney Peterman, Mrs. Clar­ ence >B)i8h and Mrs. Clifford "'j Special Purchase^ Treat. ' <' Mrs. Bates and board mem- Assorted Styles ibers, Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Dorian Shalnln also attended the annual meeting of the Con­ necticut Public Health Associa­ tion and the Connecticut Health League recently at the Harrison Inn, Southbury. The theme of the annual meeting was "What Should We Do With Our Health Care Systems?” 7 9 * -^ V alim Power Squadron Soft and auppla ganuina laathar See Us for a NEW CAR LOAN bags by nationally tamoua JUN688. Meets Tomorrow Group Includaa ahouldar baga, lop Manchester Power Squadron handlaa, doubla handlaa —■ and all will observe Brtendshlp Night Flexible, feather-light suede and Valuos fo In lha nawaat Fall fashion colors. at lU..meetlng tomorrow at 7:3q glove leather sllpons and $18S9 Thoao f/raf quality baga aold ragu- $>.m. at the Masonic Temple'. ties with cushioned crepe soles. /o larly at t7-$9. But lhay'rs only $3.33 Above, some typical The event is open to members, at Shot-Town . . . and /usf lor you, of the Squadron, the Enslgnet- Grey, houn'-dog and natural 646-1700 during Shot-Town's Grand Opan- tes, and students in squadrim in sizes 6V2-12 in group. classes. Ing Calabratlon. Jack Lynch, president ot Aero Not every size in every style. S(,|," ,„ d . this Saturday. Space Techniques of West Hart­ SHOE-TOWN . . . where you elWeye find ford, will be guest speaker. He greet buys on femous brende. will speak .about "Analube Green,” a non-polluting engine Op.n .« « . nl.M III f f,m. In Thh Stora ONLY Arn.l. Ii.. ..rkln. .1 .11 I.i. iimi, avings ank of anchester MANCHI|STIR lubricant developed by hla firm. SHeE-iwirN S B ^ M Fiiinous Bnindfc at Glgsntic Ssyitigs A Division of Tho Feisway Corp. i 0 11 Pqthmarfc Shopping Forest Goals Topped Conitr AUCKLAND —The Forestry o M o w n I N ^ H I S s t o r e ! o n l y ll|M MMMlMl affitMt I Spineor St. & Development Council predicts that annual earnings' by the PATHMARK SHOPPING CENTIR A DMiiM of Ttn Filiwa)i Ctrp- HIHstown Rd. New Zealand forest Industry -SPENCER ST. (SILVER LANE) ft HILL8TOWN ROAD tUNCHESTER • EU T HRIITFOliD • SO. WINDSOR • BOLTON NOTCH will reach $70.1 million by 107S MANCHESTER and $U8.3 million by 1070, well over earlier goals. PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING,HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, iW l MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER: CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 PAGE SEVENTEEN General Electric MILK Denieg Threat In State Democrats Weigh FOR HOMI DILIVIRY Strike Pay Bid 3 TIMIS WIIKLY IN RITURNAMJ T U N E U P GLASS lOTTLIS BRIDOEPORT (AP) - T h e Qeneral Electric Co. today Surging GOP Popularity (We believe milk teetee better In gUae) denied threatening'to reconsider C apiJtaL lU decision to relocate its By DON MEIKLE gloomily predicting a -poor dewn the leapportionment plan $ ( headquarters in Fairfleid, if HARTirnp n showing by the Republican that is new In process of being '8 8 the legislature votes unemploy­ By Sol R. Cohen DARI-MAID MILK CO. INC. ment pay for strikers. hncHnnino- 1 iT i President a few months ago published. If that plan Is PLUS PLUS Welfare Commissioner Henry Gov. Mesklli and a host of nectlcu^s Demnlrnf e ‘’®*" allowed tc stand. It may be dlf- PARTS FARM T IL IF H O N I 643-6424 A spokesman for the Con- C. White will be In charge of The Only Dairy ProceMlng Milk In Maneherter necUcut Business and Industry other state dignitaries took a toat -^tween ““ ® ‘® ‘^e Democrats to 6 CYL. 8 CYL. Implementing the cost-cutting ride today on the Amtrak-op- Ind m rid en t N l ^ ^ ^ u ^ ^ i ‘’''®''* **'* while pull- s|age a meaningful comeback A.k s o c 1 a t i o n was \quoted measures recommended by the orated Metrollner, on its pre­ to n r m Z X Vietnam, In state politics for the rest of Wednesday as telling a legisla­ Btherlngton Commission, Gov. view visit to Connecticut. ^ ‘he feeling is that he will be the I970’s MOST AMERICAN CARS tive committee that OB would Thomas J. Mesklli announced The Metrollner, a high speed a veryv e ^ difficulttom u thing to do next hard to beat In Con------make such a reconsideration. yesterday. year. hcluluv. When sending postage stamps w^^wwwwwwwwww The company has already an­ electric train that has been White will be statewide co­ running dally between New a u u r*hflirman TbT o II R^tcMord maintains, how- threugh the mail, dust the side DON’S AMERICAN SERVICE are kave a naiv eUpaMal e( nounced plans to move its cor­ ordinator for planning all of the ev^^toid^ ever, that once the Democratic vrtilch has glue with talcum porate headquarters from Ne« York City and Washington, D.C., 128 TOLLAND TPKE. ROUTE 88 recommended $158 million in will begin daily runs to and membem recAnHv th t *■ nominated, he will pewder. This keeps them from eraft foam in 17 eolon! York a ty to the Fairfield site proposed • savings, the governor members recently that the gather unto himself the support kicking together MANCHESTER 848-S57S which it is already preparing from New Haven on Sunday. Democrats should bo able to of most Connecticut voters. logetner. said, adding that Lt. Gov. ’1\ Meskill and his party board­ for the office complex. retain control of both House and "Ab Icng as there are s e v e ra l------^----- Clark Hull, the man in charge ed the train at 8;16 a.m. in New 12"x36" Said the OB statement; of legislative .aspects of the Haven, rode as far as Wood- Senate If the Democratic candl- contenders, you don’t get General Blectric has denied propoeed reform, -will assist him. bridge, ' N.J., where they at­ date for president cf the United people rallying behind one can- it will reconsider its construd- Ihe governor announced that States carries Connecticut by dldate,” Ratchford says. 3fe tended the dedication of a new 35,000 vetes-even if the Re- Connecticut did in fact, give CONN. TAE KWON-DO ASSOCIATION tlon of corporate headquarters Thomas B. Coates, a 88-year-old station, and then returned to 3 f f o r 9 7 e in Fairfleid on the issue of Bnfield real estate broker, will Connecticut. ment plan goes into effect. Humphrey its eight Electoral (KARATE AT ITS BEST) unemployment compensation assist White with those recom­ Other party leaders are not College votes In 1968, despite benefits for strikers. Just before the departure of so sanguine. the deep divisions within the 4M Keeney St., Manchester mendations which can be imple­ the train from the Elm City, A company spokesman in mented by executive action, House Speaker William Demccratlc Party that year. Bridgeport notes that this issue Meskill announced that Am- Ratchford, for Instance, says he The Democrats’ lead to party without legislation. trak’s "Clamdlgger,” a one-car was under consideration as Mesklli said he picked White thinks It may take more than a affiliation has Increased sub- part of the decision to relocate commuter train between New 35,000-vote plurality to deliver gtantlally since then, and there to coordinate the program be­ Haven and New London, will the Senate to the Democrats, |g also the impact of the under- iiiliii the facility but that the (Oim- cause of the welfare commis­ nectlcut) General Assembly be retained at least until the end although that margin should be 21 vote, which Is believed—with sioner’s success in putting the of the year. He said the state enough to keep the House In g-ogd reason—to be largely antl- wisely voted down the striker Btherlngton Commission’s pro­ Manchester Women Recall benefit proposal this past is studying possible ways to Democratic hands. Nixon. UASE posals into effect within his own subsidize the operation. Am- spring.” department. (Obviously, It is important to If Nixon does well, however, I The statement said OB, how­ trak had planned to cancel the Ratebford’s political aspirations and If the reapportionment plan NOW! "The commissioner has had run. that the House remain Demo- is upheld by the federal courts, « in Red Schoolhouse ever, will continue to oppose his department in hand,” said I ------■ unemployment benefits for stri­ Mesklli. "He’s way ahead of crat, so that he can be eligible the Democrats face the likeli- kers. Paul Cervlnl, who was ap­ for a third term as Speaker, hcod cf yielding up the General By JUNE LINTON with the first reader and work her. She laughted, "They were other departments in this re­ pointed to Local Draft Board (Herald Reporter) on through number five; when so disgusted." liiiiiiiiiliittliii The propoeal defeated would spect.” with all the visibility the Job af- Assembly to the GOP, for Mes­ 3, Hartford, in mid-August, will fords.) JUST ARRIVEDaFROM INTERNA'nONAL that was completed they were Schools in Connecticut it have given strikers unemploy­ White told newsmen, "I feel kill to use as he sees fit. TAB KWON-DO FEDERATION Fond memories were deliver­ 1972 O H IY R O LET S be replaced on Jan. 1 through It Is becoming more and That such a situation is ready to go on to Hebron Green, seemed had one problem—and ment compensation after they this Job is one of the most im­ no fault of his own. Gov. Mes­ SEOUL, KOREA ed along with yesterday’s Her­ the high school. perhaps still do. Connecticut % AT had been idle for several more questionable whether any fraught with political peril for Mr. Hwang Kwang Sung portant ones to be done now. I kill has nominated Robert of the Democratic presidential Meskill, tco, goes without say­ (Herald photos by Linton) ald to two of Manchester's sen- As the older children recited difficult to spell and pronounce. weeks. think it’s the only place we can Sklenar of South Windsor to re­ 6th Degree BIack> Belt Mrs. Mabel Keeney, above, chats over a pinochle game about school memories 1971 RATES! hopefuls would be able to carry ing. But It would offer the Re­ lor citizens. Both had attended younger ones Mrs. Keeney’s unique pronun- get mcmey without hitting al­ place him. Connecticut. publican governor a great op­ revived by yesterday’s Herald feature on Hebron's old Burrows Hill School. j T, mil listened and an even younger elation came out "Tecketyneck- ready beleaguered taxpayers.” MR. HWANG HAS INSTRUCrTED AT; tho little red Burrows HUi probably ledmed a bit as ^ y ” until she learned better, When Congress amended Se­ A poll taken in mid-Septem­ portunity tc write a record on • 1961-63 Kwang Moo Training Onter,- Seoul, Korea. Both she and Mrs. Bessie Long, right, studied there in the late 1800s. Welfare Fraud White said the streamlining lective Service regulations two schoolhouse In Hebron in the Mrs. Keeney’s teacher, Jennie j , lomr red niir- ber showed that Nixon was well which he can campaign for re, • 1964-67 26th Infantry, Republic of Korea, Army In­ MR. FORAMD HAS IM8XRUOTBD AT: measures put into effect this months ago, it specified that ahead of Senators Edmund election In 1974, and to wield ternational Top Kwon-Do Federation. 1968- 66 TAB. M arinea I C orps ed are businesses with $50 mil­ its old rent ceiling if the owner late 1800S and they studl^ the Loomis, would often bring her ta lT a n T ^ o y s holidays, and only 'vacation; of Flat-Grant System Felt —No reporting or advance ther the price was determined or Mrs. Bessie Long, of 39E According to Mw. Keeney petticoats and red-lined by a nine-month suspended sen­ approval is required for busi­ after completion of construc­ Bluefield Dr. has seen it since, ^^o at first laughed and in rubber boots and sometimes go­ TAKI ADVANTAGE OF tence and two years of proba­ used cars make up 2 per cent the pictures themselves were s,gted "We were all good in of the Consumer Price Indexl nesses with under $50 millicn in tion, or in which wage-rate ing barefoot to school, shoes THE PRICE FREEZE! tion. Not Within Federal Plan costs are known and not enough to spark the kind of re- those days” Miss Loomis would kept clean because they were Mrs. Pepe, according to state homes make up 6.2 per cent sales or agreements affecting membering which goes back a tell the older boys "I can’t Tailor Made Lease Plan HARTFORD (AP) — and other items might add a fewer than 1,000 workers. These changed by government action carried. investigators, collected $1,830 in Wednesday night after a meet­ after the sales price is set. long, long way. / handle you or whip you or any- Connecticut welfare payments The chairman of the Citizens ing of the advisory group here, little more. will be policed in the same way That tin pail for instance, Ac- thing like that, but you have For Mrs. Keeney all this re­ as the 90-day freeze was en­ membering interrupted a very whilde actually living In Rhode Advisory Committee to the Oratt quoted federal regu­ BLUEPRINT FOR IMPROVEMENT These are added to items that cording to Mrs. Keeney, “The to do what I say." Mrs. Kee- . Island. Ihe checks were sent to forced, by Internal Revenue state Welfare Department lations as requiring the com­ were partly or' wholly free from Vitamin C Label boys would go down to the „ey’s observaUon years later pinochle in a ail address at 18 Nash St., New mittee to "advise the principal" price ceilir.Ts from the start, Service spot checks and com­ brook in the morning and fill It ^ as that “She had them rigjht recitation emter for charged Wednesday night that plaints by citizens. Haven . policy-setting and adminis­ including raw agricultural Causes a Recall with water and they had a On around her finger; she had that ^ Judge John M, Alexander the department’s planned flat- trative officials of the agency IVE’NE MAKING IT EASY WITH THESE GREAT products, taxes, stocks, interest The council said this greup dipper in it. A child would go influence and they would do grant system would fall to com­ WASHINGTON (AP) —'The handed down the sentence in and have adequate' opportunity rates and imports. The bureau contains 10 million businesses out for a drink and what they anything in the world for her,” hiking three miles Circuit Court almost imme­ ply with federal regulations. for meaningful participation In HOME IMPROVEMENT VALUES! estimated earlier that these with half of all sales, and 10 Food and Drug Administration, didn’t drink they would put back including chopping the wood for to school and getting warm (Hiairman Michael Oratt said million wage agreements with in its 14th major Vitamin C re­ around a wood-bumlng stove. diately after Mrs. Pepe gave policy development and pro­ make up roughly 10 per cent of in the pall—and the next kid the fire when needed, her plea. the state could lose many mil­ gram administration.” the cost of living. 83 per cent of all workers. call since May, has ordered re­ would do the same thing." She There was no constitutional lions of dollars In federal aid If The new and old exemptions T%e council said it had or­ moval from stores of about 8.8 Gratt said Welfare Commis­ intAMATIZB YOUR CRfUNOB wll added, “Nobody got sick — I’m amendment' against prayer in it implements the program be­ sioner Henry C. White by­ added together mean that 18.2 dered the price exemptions million pills mtmufactured by still here.” those schools. The day started Late Quail Season cause the advisory committee per cent or more of the cost of "consistent ■With the President’s the Glenn Matteson Co., doing AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — *1116 ■was given no. opportunity to passed the aidvlsory committee Mrs. Keeney started her five with Bible reading, each child when he formulated the new RIOT DECORATOR living will be free from post­ objective of removing price and business as Setabald Co. of years at the school in 1898 and taking a turn at it, and the Texas Parka and Wildlife Cbm- participate meaningfully In the policy . freeze price ceilings. wage ccHitrols as quickly as Portland, Ore. Mrs. Liong four years before Lord’s Prayer was recited and mlsolon has set a statewide develment of the new policy, The Pay Board also has conditions warrant.” The FDA said Wednesday the that. Both described cwhat the then the long day (9 a.m. to 4 closing date of Feb. 10 for the although federal regulations re­ Gratt said White did show up BEAMS Allowed some exceptions to its Rumsfeld said prices of used Setabald pills, like about 100 jlays were like, chll(An of all p.m.) which started and wound 1971-72 quail season. quired its participation. at the end of the session CtesM "town and coonuy" general rule that post-freeze products were exempted _be- million tablets already ordered ages in the one roomtought by up for Mrs. Keeney with a This adds two,weeks, to the Implementation' of the flat- Wednesday and "assured me cbsnn wltb ligbtwsl^t, pre- ^agreements can’t call for pay cause of difficulty in determin­ wlthdra'wn, are inadequately, la­ the one teacher who fgot there three-mile walk each day. S h o i m g w k season. However, the season grant program was scheduled that in the future the com­ finlahsd sssi^eat polyurethane sises of more than 5.S per cent ing a proper celling for such beled and pose a threat to before her pupils anlS started The bathrooms were outside, atUl will be two weeks shorter for Nov. 1, but 6 federal Judge mittee would be advised in ad­ beams that defy comparlsoa with heart patients. vance of any new plans or pol­ woodi Apply to any anrface with a year. For example, existing things. the wood fire in the st^ e. and while this alone would In many areas due to a later issued a preliminary Injunction WELONrOOD qdhealTe. Can be out, nailed, convacts will be allowed to run Tliis applies also to the newly Demand for vitamin C pills Classes were non-g^i^ed and shock grandchildren today the start. against it Oct. 28, preventing icy formulation and that he has sky-rocketed since Nobel- would be available to me.” tawed, drilled.- thelrX course subject only to exempted category of "custom "open” — what many educators school Itself shocked three of A dry eariy spring, followed its being put into effect. The Yard prieea per lineal foot rollbaiiks of raises found to be goods and products," which in­ prize winning scientist Unus are saying they would like to go Mrs. Keeney’s when she brougdit by heavy rains and some flood­ new program would Incorporate He said White told the com­ DUSKY LAUAN "unretffionably inconsistent” clude made-to-order .leather Pauling published a book leist back to today. According to them to see it before it was ing thrmigh the summer team­ an average 15 per cent cut in mittee he felt the federal regu; 4X8 PANELS - 4 VM" PEANUT PRKE with th ^ .S per cent rule. goods, wigs, toupees, clothes, year recommending daily doses these old-timers, the system renovated. "Grandma—did you ed up to cause erratic nesting allocations for some 100,0(X) lations had been complied with FurthenlKjre, Donald Rums­ furs, taxidermy, framing and of the vitamin to ward off the worked fine. They would begin go to school in that? they asked conditions for quail in most state recipients of aid to fami­ because he brought the policy 24 91.S9 44 4149 common cold. %. FAMILY AFFAIR changes to the attention of the feld, executwfev^rector of the Jewelry. areas. This caused widespread lies, with dependent children. $ - Cost of Living C dtuu^ said at Also exempted are such hard- The pills recalled by the FDA late nesting and late hatches. In a telephone interview committee. 6 4 93.70 a news conference mdnesday to-price items as antiques, art contain sodium ascorbate, a that the Pay Board likely will objects, collectors’ coins and salt, rather than ascorbic acid but aren’t labeled to warn make other exceptions. He did stamps, precious stones and Bemlttital way to 886 wtU spuMl not elaborate, but the board their mountings, rock and stone heart patients and others on has left room for inequity ad­ specimens and handicraft ob­ low-salt diets of the salt con­ justments and exceptions for jects. tent. Invest in . . . and to prove K, ADJUSTABLE substandard wages. Further exemptions were And FDA spokesman said. Gutting to In another action Wednesday, made for publishing royalties We have nothing against them HARDWOOD the Cost of Living Council an­ and copyrights, international using this substitute (sodium you rself. Odd Lot Panels nounced that post-freeze con­ shipping rates, dues to nonpro­ ascorbate), but we’re very SHOE-TOWN Some scratched. Some trols for the vast majority of fit organizations, raw sugar, much against people not know­ damaged. As Is. SHELVES America’s businesses and work­ most real estate and rents on ing they’re getting the salt.’’ offers yon an all leather flietopofthe Richly grained prefinished Walnut ers will be policed only by spot commercial. Industrial and The recalled pills, sold under In etanoard wldm and IsdBgttia. Ad­ checks and citizen complaints. farm property. more than lOO private dis­ per 4 x 8 Panel. justable braoketa and slotted etaadr General rents on apartments tributor labels, are: Vitamin C arda finiehed in eaUn.oIiraino and Advance approval of price or Dram. Easily Inatalled. wage increases will be required and hoijnes remain frozen until Rose Hips supplement, PN 269- HARNESS BOOT the Price Commission an­ C; blueberry-flavored vitamin fiisbicm Irai^ess only of the biggest businesses 8x86" and unions. nounces guidelines. That is, ex­ C supplement, PN 756-C; lem­ Save 10% *5.15 However, Rumsfeld stressed cept for rents on new dwellings on-flavored vitamin C supple­ that all wholesale and retail or those remodeled at a cost of ment , PN 840-C; orange-fla­ prices and wages would be sub­ at least half the original value vored vitamin C supplement, Take stock in America VALUE TO $25 of the building, which the coun­ PN 975-C; and Aserola-flavored Buy U.5. Savinfo Bonde is frta WINDOW WONDERLAND! ject to controls unless specific­ ally exempted, regardless of cil also exempted. This means vitamin C supplement, PN 120- New glamor for bathrooms, kitchens the size of a business or the a $10,000 home is exempt from C. tannon trail number of persons covered by BHni the family In bafore Slllcone-glazed a wage agreement. Only the the and of this week and save up Cull tim e job. SHUTTERS method of enforcing the ceiling Perk up decor, glamorize uiy WALL will vary by size. to 40% l Smooth, brown leather, Not with Elegance. room, quickly, inexpensively TILEBOARD The council established three long waaring solas, M width, for with permaneritly'Installed open categories for prices and For 25 years, Elegance has offered the frame or slatted-style shutters. wages. everyone, u follows; Ladles sizes Sizes to fit every window; Laughs off heat and moisture... wipes —Advance approval by the 5-10 - $14.99. Men’s 6^-12 - world’s most exclusive internationally famous widths from 6” to 12"; heights clean with a cloth. Fashion-right colbfa and patterns stay everlastingly lovely . , never Pay Board or Price Commis­ $14.09 t $16.99 ( lir or 14"). Big collection of fabrics. But only in Europe. from 16" to 3 6 ’1 . sion is required for the biggest need painting. Boys sizes 3164 — $10.99. Now we’re bringing our fabrics to America. units. These are businesses 35c aq. ff. with $100 million or more in And we’re looking for ja representative to as little as 99 a shutter On The PuroluuM yearly sales, and wage agree­ Of 4 or More. ments affecting 6,000 or more introduce them to wotnen in your community. persons. This includes ropghly She can do it in hei^spare time by arranging Fast, econoffl/ca/ way to 1,300 companies with 45 per in-home showinjgs. new room boouty cent of all sales, and 500 wage We’re lopking for a representative who can En/by nsw bMuty underfoot agreements affecting 10 per . . . p/vf tfp-M vIhg 8M* whh SUSPENDED cent of the work force. sew. Who has good taste. 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Box 242, New York, N.Y 10013. Proceeds for NEW UUtAIM AVa. TMUSnUB Even if you have a full time job at home. ELLINGTON NORTH MAIN STREET Bduoattonal Equipment GLASTONIURY Hurry in, iMoauM Iho sal* anda thia waakand. A, PAO& EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 MANCHESTEk ETI^ININO HERALD. MANCHESTER. ^C^NN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, ^^1^, PACE NTNEtEEN bolstering its refusal during There will bo a cocktail hour MiKtary Aid consideration of the previcus Public Records at 6:30 p.m.. a roast beef din­ ^Life a Questioning^ Rham DUtrlct Ing the Yuletide following aid measure to cut U.S. funds Warranty Deed Hehron ner 7:30 with dancing to the French customs, learning, to; for the United Nations. Nutmeg Hemes, Inc., to Rob. music of Anthony Sylvester to cook a la franoatae, and high­ Cuts Rejected As passed by the Senate, the ert R. and Mary Judith Martin, fellow. Says World Travder Students Elect light of the year, a aprtng trip economic measure contains a property at ISS Kennedy Rd.,' Robinson Petition to Expand to PYance for one week. till (OoaamMd Frond Pago One) number cf new aid restrictions, conveyance tax $46.30. By JEFF BRADLEY home. I walked ip with one dir. The Baby Has Class Ofheers Mnnciipster Evening Herald ty copper In my pocket and my At the laat meeting of th- n I •! ... including a ban on any assist- Lease H''brcii rerrespondent, Anne Rh.m T rwto membera heard Chris icoroign Relations Committee. j,nce for military sales to Pnkl- Alexander Jarvis to Edward Business Zone Withdrawn aPRINGFIBLD, Mass, (AF) luggage still at the station oince Rham Principal J. Colin c^y,y gyiv«»tar Knit, Telephone 838-S97I. — Associate Dean D. Irving I didn't have any money to tip TheTby Stort It was rejected there 6 to 7. stan and a requirement that $13 M- and Irene M. Walsh for a Donald Robinson Tuesday 'Cenrad, 87, of American Inter­ Pushes hae aimounoed that all speak on French Christmas cus- Arguing against it, Stennls billion in Impounded domestic period of ii years and i m'nth, tions have beeiiA^tten and that the porter.” night withdrew his request of informal public^' informational national College was so broke During his wanderings, he Been Named the Claeses at the school have toms. Tammy Secor provld- said that even the lesser reduc- released before aid commencing Oct. 1, 1»71, Vi'op- Nader Citizens once he arrived home in Hali­ now elected class offloera, *** refreshments for the meet- tirn. K...... funds can be spent. erty off the southerly side of the Planning and Zoning Com­ meetings have been planned. managed to find enough time at For Mothers! mission to expand the central Two meetings have been fax, N.S., wdth one dirty penny home to complete high ochool. Senior class offloera ara: Don- ®*‘®®*® ..ji In the midst of its foreign nld W. Center St. (MacDonald's), Would Dissolve in his pocket and his luggage at mlttee Jeopardise the success actlrn Wednesday night, the Trade Name business tone in Hebron Center scheduled, the first for next In 1968, he entered Springfield na Wiliams, president, Patrick Monday evening at 8 at the He­ the train station because he College and took bachelor's and 1^ my, dMifhtar of OaiCor ud Koth- of our withdrawal from South House voted down 3'56 to 10, an Spencer A. Kloter and to include all his property on Ecology Group had no money to get it out. Vietnam, amendment proprsed by Rep. Thomas L. Nicolaou, doing the east side of Rt. 86. bron Elementary School and the master's degrees in recreation, iMit Renta DeOormlar, Robin CSrele. ToUand. 8ho born ^ren Negro, aeorat^, Kmn school, and anyone In- second on Nov. 22 at 8 at the HARTFORD (AP) — That was back in Conrad's leadership and community or­ O ct 2B at Manohaater Mamortal HoapMal. Her matarnal grand- "1 beiievs " h« John P- Seiberlinun- *12 ■ Corn, bags, p .V him to South and Central the student activities staff. He I«y U y ^ , 49-Flower Bt., Moneheater. (Uie waa bom Oot. 36 derson, treaaurar; Jonathan community reoource file, di- t flavorino in- y that by voUng to acceirt SZJ5the lev ®°'“ f measure would have Lis Pendens was he withdrawing his request definitions, wording, and gas The Nader group, the Con­ Roaa, historian. rected by Mrs. Barbara McGov- station regulations. necticut Citizen Action Group, America, Korea, India, Thai­ was appointed associate dean u MandMOter Memorial Hoepltal. Her maternal grandmother but that he would be coming Sophomore claoa offloera: ®'’’‘ ^ Uie English department. mltteeels recommended ••ivA b y ^ ^ .. com- . defense program. L'ris E. Durandi®'' Sr. andT‘ Jo-t®‘ Wlrth appointed two commit­ contended that the committee land, Africa, Spain, Turkey, Is­ of students and director of stu­ ta Mra Mary Dunphy, Woodolde, L.I., N.Y. Her tiatamal grand- [♦10®® back to the commission with dent activities in 1970. Robin Williams, president; '*''® ■«bool utilises both re- Wll military assistance 'imme Passed by the Senate, the sephine B. Durand, property pi ■'.ns for a subdivision in the tees to work further on future is "little more than window- rael, England, France, Belgium paranta are Ifr and Mra. George Layng, CtataUU, N.Y. flhe haa Comas with dressing, helping to cloak those and the Arctic Circle, among The reason for his wander­ two brothera, Kevin, 19, and George, 8; end three alatera, Kath­ Bruce Bergeron, vice preildent; •oui'ce indlviduale and com- area. planning and regulations. Work­ Rebecoa Gale, aecretary; Che- '"“"•ty groups in a variety of parmanant Heats baby's ing on the planning stages will who do moat to tarnish the nat­ other points of call. lust, says Cmirad, “la because leen, 7. Dotty, 6%, and Bdyth, 4%. naadla. the funds provided for tae year j*.r®.m^'"® m . ------He said that “while gener­ • * • * I*. ryl Lyman, treaaurar; John Puahee aald. entire meal. ating litUe opposition from land be Wilbur Dennis, Russell An­ ural beauty of Coiuiecticut.” Most of the time he was my whole life has been a kind Huge Sevingt Immersible. ♦ 9 9 9 > 2 4 ^ The consumer group charged broke, except for a year with a of questioning — where, what CSiarron, Deborah Jean, daughter of Ricbanl and Vir- Von Roomer, hiatorion. . A**yc»*c who would like to on ell Argot sized right (or owners in the immediate vicini­ derson and Wlrth. U.L, APPROVED Suction bottom. children's cornarl ‘‘■ ? ;rra L ‘*rs^e^rdnesdav Display Promotes On the regulation phase, that the committee lacks repre­ construction gang In the arctic and how — and I think my gWa Bell Charron, 480 W. lOddle lyke.. Apt lOL Mandieater. Freahman olaa. offioera: m passed a sharply reduced $1.1- "'"im*’ 'f ***? ®h'i'*®'? ty as well ps the general pub­ ...... bill; $176 million for technical lic, the request did, however, George Alden and Charles Ea­ sentation by the poor, the where he earned $34,000 as a whole future will be the some She waa bom Got. 26 at Manohaater Memorial Hoiqittal. Har Beth Holton, preoident; Lynn „ buaiiMM !■ AURORA -Nj/ GENERAL ELEOtBIC CONNOR billion economic aid bill for the Racial Education young and the working class. bookkeeper. thing. grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. Hmuce A. Bell, Haul- remainder of this fiscal year by “ meet with less than enthusiastic ton will operate with the as­ BVigg, vice p^rtdent; p k t ^ tae roh^ ' EARLY AMIRICAN a vete of at to 91 - $231.3 million requested and Mary Cheney Library has response from seme members sistance cf Sal Mastandrea, “With lew exceptions, the That job financed a trip to “It's a sort of divine dis­ ” 1: grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Rol­ P^lePtool^ Skhtle ^ Show 'n Tell + n vete O f 61 to 23. ,208.7 million in the earlier bill; committee represents the cor­ Europe where he pursued his content in human beings. I be­ and F. Charron, Plttafleld, N.H. T h e House, prepared a display in the main of the Zoning Ccmmisslon. Ah newly elected commission treasurer, Karen Bergeron, his- „ dub which they fei Arm chair meanwhile, i .u Im . ’ » oispiay in the main porate, wealthy interests which main interests in those days: lieve that’s the reason (Sir Ed­ • ■»' .1 • i« Action for all PBONO- ,passed__ _ and sent to the Senate million fer the Alliance for icbby in cooperation with the unofficial poll of the members member who ■will not take of­ agesi Takes 2 to fice until Jan. 1. are most in need of regu­ “I just wanted to open bottles mund) Hillary climbed Mt. Ev­ DUl, Jeffrey MIehael, aon of Michael and Maigret-Ann wuLh oi.«i ®“" ‘»® ••rvlce to students a Pool VlEWBE an interim funding resoluUon to Hartford region, showed one for, one absent and lation," it said. of wine and meet people. erest and it’s what has driven BlghthjOrade cIm a resource group are also urged ) players. Rocker three opposed.” These committees wrlll report ^ e w Dill, 125 Main St., Apt. D, Mancheater. He waa bom Meven I^ ey, prasldmt, Debra to take the matter up with the Exciting provide money unUl Congress "ni'i”®" f®' promote racial “At a time when vital budg­ “I left a sizeable fortune in us to the moon. It’s part Of ev­ table-top 4-speed record “It is for this reason,” he at the next commission meet­ Oct. 25 at Mancheater Memorial Hoepltal. Hla maternal grand­ aark, vice president; Pamela officers and offer taeir serv- player p 1 a y a r N .“ ; : £ a m T $ 2 “ » understanding. ing on the Nov. 23. ets are being slashed through­ Europe and on the boat coming ery human being, and once it’s parenta are Mr; and Mra. Stephen Goyena, Carteret, N.J. Hla game for On the bulletin board are said, "plus the knowledge that Roberta, secretary; Maureen ices with the school office ‘ all. aU size disra, ‘Clothe budget and the At this meeting, the commis­ out state government, when back. I was buying round after turned off, life is over, regard­ paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Matthew DIU, Bt Pe- Henoghan, treasurer; Wesley ______the Agency for IntemaUraai Photographs cf black Americans my own best interests would be children of welfare parents are round of drinks until we got to less of your age.” shows full- (AID) which i” ***1 *,-^'^1'®'^. mllllcm who have become prominent in served if I withdrew this peU- sion will also meet with mem­ teraburg, Fla. He has a brother, Brian. Knight, hlstortan. Development being asked to survive on just a Montreal and then I only had Now, he says, “if a kid * Gl G 6 f* color pictures runs the foreign aid program 7'"*®® ?»®*= as Uon for a change of tone and bers of the Conservation Com­ Seventh Grade claaa offlcera: AU Connor little bit less. OCAG urges the $30.11 left. comes to me and says he Sewer, AlMon Atphonee Jr., aon of Albion Aljrtionao Sr. Inmates Await Reg. IS4.93 the Office of Economic Oppoi^ P°P“‘““ ®" “ote, and government, submitted, at a later date, a mission who presently are governor to be consistent and “It cost me $80 to take a train thinks he should join the Army Todd Cherry, president; Chris A t Big tunity, which administers tae .h has compiled two plan cf subdivision conforming working on a town ordinance end Betty Mahoney Sewor, 9 Downey Dr., Maneheeter. He waa Green, vice president; Frank slash a most unnecessary ex­ to Halifax and a dime to take or travel before completing col­ bom Get 26 at Mancheater Memorial Hoepltal. iOa matamni Screen Tests Sevingel 1 ^ ' anU-poverty program and the ^® 't® c»'llecUon. to existing zoning regulations.” designed to control and or pre­ pense,” a spokesman said. Roche, treasurer. ( vent the pollution and destruc­ the trolley from the station lege I say fine. What about it?” pwidparenta are Mr. and Mn. Roy Mahoney, St. Thomaa, Although the commlsslcm has Art Show Awards SALT LAKE d T T (AP) — authority for all of them ®v tlcua CCmmlttee,includes $360 liography under the headings of tabled the request twice, the tion cf wetlands and streams. V li|in lalanda. Hla paternal gitendparento are Mr. and Mra. Students who won awrards for HUFFY REMCO S m mL C ^ general uncIerstandlng.^Udcry majority cf the members said Prior to the commission's Roy Sewer, St J (^ , Vligln lalanda. , their entries In the recent Man­ Utah prison Inmates •'will have that being in the center of town rogular meeting, Wlrth was • .'*1 « M 1*1 chester Fine Arts and Crafts a chance to become movie ac­ Convertible d.r. D-Ia.. «dd h. w»’, Srl“ , M u f ^ 1!S»™ for Roblnscn's property would be elected chairman and Charles PhlUlpa, Meredith I A new French' aoolal group NOV. 12. 3-8 p.m. continuing resolution objected, arate auto collisions in Man- who stated that in his (pinion mutual aid to Andover and one OUR OWN CUBED BBIBKET $88Pll8l GREYLEDGE FABMtoTUBKEY haa been ocganlsad and calls o'n.A.-.riA „ toto. oi» ___ I...... ^ . tentlons were unccnsciously en- under the present rules and reg­ brush fire in Hebron. ' BUM, Eric Brandon, aon of Gerald and Sandra Bueel itself the “Le Oercle FVan- New England Ham A Bean Llghtmiglit BIKE of St ^ ^ ^ e i? l^er.” ® ®’''- -"® ccuraglng sogregaUen and that ulations it would be a personal Chief Donald Griffin Sr. h a s. Ridel, 77 Kenneth Dr., Vernon. He waa bora Oot 80 at Mon- cals’* (tim Fronch Circle). Supper 6-7 p.m. involved four cars. the prcblem had “reached service. CORNED BEEF IRP cheator Memorial Hoopttal. Hla maternal grani^iarenta are Mr. 3-apeed with A L L IDEAL Scott said. appointed Bruce iMacBryde as At a' recent organiaational ^ NOV. U 10-2 p.m. Clifford E. Newhall, 28, of In the road.*' This, plus facilitating deliv­ HEAD OUT POT PIES 12-.. or and Mre. Peter Buoel, Blaat Hartford. ,Hie pcttemal grandpar­ handbrakea ATBIG Fulbright agreed to hold off the new captain of Company 2 meeting, the foUowing ■ mem- Sandwich Lunch 11-1 p.m. front and rear, at untU today Hartford, and Ellen Sasse, Part of the convent'on's flnd- eries, Rose said, resulted in his in Ameton to replace Leo Caya enta are Mr. and Mra. Matthew Ridel, Hartford. He hoe a bens were elected to office: DISCOUNTS! Sanaie onniiiiinratinn nf ihA Ardmore R<}., Were both re- *ngs, she commented, was that establishing his business in his who resigned. MacBryde will brother, Kevin, 2. with black and * e I* *1 Wendy Hinctacllffe, president; ITEMB f o r BALE: white saddle. mSJSS? i^ r w rX lfed ta ^ in eausfactcry condiUen t^ e ^ ti* j^^^notjhe ^ e r home and erecting a small sign. continue as the engineer of that EXTRA LEAN—FRESH GROUND JoAnn Zimmer, -Wee president; produce suffer opi^Uon than ^ morning. P-thsrRather, an afforfeffort n...atmust h»be n.aH«made Rose stated Tuesday night that company. TOBIN’S SLICED NOT PRE-PACKAGED Chfidrea’a Thrift, Sewing, REMCO to reach people at their levels Peoee, Jeffrey Todd, son of Dougloa and Betty Fields Cindy RbbliiBon, traasurer, and AtUo Treasures, Decorattona, the economic measure, on ------Police said Newhall's -tocar , he would contact Harry Kirk- The department also accepted Pease, 19 Footer St., Manchester. He waa bom Oct. 80 at Man­ Dariyne Johnson and Kathy Khitttng, Woodworking, Toys, which only a handful of floor eldeswlped a parked car on W. haw n r w a r J d ^ ^ ham, chairman of the Zoning Robert Allen of Abbey Dr. as a BACON lb. (9^ cheater Memorial Hciepltal. lUa maternal grandparents are Mr. Wlrth, accretartea. Faculty Bajced Goods, Children’s Cor­ I K d c y amendments were offered. Middle Tpke. near Homestead ^ t h Board of Appeals, and request new junior member. Chuck Ground a,. 89* and Mra. Frederick Fields, Rockland, Maine. Ka paternal member Mrs. Lorraine John­ ner, Bocks and Records, One The major fight loomed over St., about 7 yesterday evening, *" ______. a variance to i^rate in his Victory Dance ..igranf^iorenta are Mr. and Mra. Edwin Feaee, North Union, ston la advisor. of a lOiid. ^ t h e administraUon-bocked belonging to Barbara Polinsky home. School Bus The Democrats will hold a Maine. He haa a brother, Douglas, 6; and a slater, Jenny, 7. Some of the activities plan­ General PtibUc Invited amendment by Sen. Jehn C. o* 277 Ifighland St. Newhall's The commission annoimced victory dance on Dec. 4 at the WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS •I a « I* « ned by Le Oercle are celebrat- Stennis, D-Mlss., to restore $818 oar caromed cUf and struck two Flaming Crash that the new business regula­ Shell Chateau in Wlllimantlc. mUlioh cut by the Foreign Re- more parked cars, belonging to FOR THANKSGIVING lations Committee from the SaUy J. Lyon of Vernon and Fatal for Three hill. Richard C. Duvall of RockvUle. I REMCO B lo w th e BROOKFIELD (AP) FRESH GREYLEDGE whiatle, it “We have lost .thousands of Police issued Newhall written - A flaming head-on collision co m a s to lives and Invested bllUims of warning’s for driving too fast on Route 7 Wednesday night IWBllBlBiS youl. Stops dcdlars in Indochina,” the Mis- for condiUons, and driving af- claimed three lives, state poUce FARM TURKEYS by Itself, t Christmas flowers and fruits ' too. sissiipd Democrat wrote his fel- ter drinking. Newhall w as. said. r . 6 PMer Pehguin:^^ low senators. transported away by ambu- The victims were identified ORDER EARLY F ( » GOOD MMB 8ELBOT1DN ANNOUNCING THE GRAND OPENING A fmmrltAfavorite toytm# “At this point in time,” he lance. jjje driver of a northbound with lots of fairway fun-appeal. HI-HO PRODUCTS added, “we should not turn our Yesterday aboqt noon, police car, AnUumy McEntegart, 28, priced Children blow, ^ 9 9 back on these sacrifices by de- said, an auto driven by Eliza- cf New Milford, who was alone I t d t. OF whistle and nying the funds which will as- beth A. Whitten ofBolton in his vehicle, and a couple in a from If You Like The Best Give Us A Test penguin vrad- slat our withdrawal and, at the struck the rear cf one driven by southbound car. They were Ro- 51 BISSELL ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 643-8424 dles toward P o n y same time, help our friends otto P. Sasse of 62 Ardmore land A. Fontaine, 66, of Dan- PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE themi and allies shape their own fu- Rd., as he was stopped for a bury, the driver, and his wife, A pony Over IDEAL TOY that springs tures.” light at E. Middle 'Tpke. and Leona F. Fontaine, 63. All were WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS Manchester Shell_5ervice f o r th e The Senate voted to keep low Parker St. Police gave Mrs. dead on arrival at Danbury smal lest interest rates on the Food for Whitten a summons charging Hospital. Ohm “A" cowboy Peace program and the Al- her with following too closely. State police sold McEntegart 275 MAIN STREET AT MIDDLE TURNPIKE and girl liance for Progress to aid Latin Mrs. Sasse, a passenger in was driving nerth in the south- Race Set &Cara ♦ 9 6 6 rider. America. her husband's car, was taken to bound lane without lights when PHONE: 646-7412 But it rejected 46 to 39 a non- Manchester Memorial Hospital the crash occurred abcut 7:80 lOaOOO binding amendment calling for by ambulanae. p.m. The scene, rf the crash t Big Sevingt on ell Hi-Ho Produete! reduction in U.S. contributions Court date for Mrs. Whitten was near the Route 133 junc- to United Nations programs, is Nov. 29. tlon. THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY COLECO - f - NOVEMBER 11 - 12 - 13, 1971 Doll Carriage Just what your little princess D0N7 BUY PANELING wants for har I® dolls. With ,ii. matching hood UNTIL YOU'VE SHOPPED: and shopping <$> bag. 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/' J'/ PAGE TWENT Y MANCHiiatl'Ek EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY,'NOVEMBER 11, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-ONl Figures in Key Legislative Positions Coaches’ Comer \Recruiting Paying Off at Coast Guard By CLIFF DEMERS EAST OATHOIJC N E W LONDON to Wesleyan. One game re­ Schroeder says 43 per cent of The Cadets’ coach estimates startling Improvement, says the was 3-8, but last ysar a 6-6 year mains. the team players come from ccach. J® winning track. Sat- Recruiting may not that 98 per cent cf the players hinted at ths improy.smsnt to urtaya 21-6 victory over Pulaski High School was only Head ccaoh Tab Schroeder The freshman team, which booming for the military those "football” states—Caltf<^- who eventually - reach the var­ conie. Paint Sports as Ballooning Monster says, "Obviously the recruiting finished with a disappointing 0- nlu, Florida, Illinois, New Jer­ sity were steered to New Lon­ them® ThJt^J^Hi"ih f history that we defeated in general, but for the program started when I- first 6 record but has several "out­ This year’s Cadet success sto­ came here in 1968 Is beginning sey, New York, Ohio, Pennsyl­ don through the twlce-a-year WASHINGTON (AP)— gated to do something about traded or sold, has been ex­ that the Giants played the sta­ maneuver, vowed the same. group wanted to keep the Sena­ Coast. Guard Academy standing Individuals,” has 6 ry Is reminiscent of ths winning it." to pay off." Just "a handful” of vania and Texas. That Is up contact with high school recruits. “The public h^s turned empt from antitrust laws since dium was hill. "The present baseball setup tors in Waohlngton. ready to explode offensively and football team it's really years of former pro star Otto that was exactly what happened. high schcoi players were sought feur percentage points over last coaches across the country. The climb up hasn’t been an sour oh the baseball and Sisk is one of several mem­ ta a form of peonage," the "But baseball owners don’t that year. Graham as academy coach the Supreme Court in lasa, ruled Joe Dnuolowski, who was a paying off. year. TTie cumulative effect of the easy one for Schroeder or the football magnates," said bers of the Heuse cf Represen­ gray-halred Southern senator look favorably on clubs run as In fact, the academy Is catch­ it a sport and not a business. Mara Had to Move. . . doubtful starter during the week, The Cadets not only have In comparison, both Navy recruiting program is evident teams under him. After going from 1958 to 1966. Graham is veteran Rep. Emmanuel tatives sponscrlng legislaticn to said,' " It’s exactly the same a community enterprise. They ing up on the ether major serv­ Recently, the highest court started the game and completed and the Air Force Academy in the breakdown of the team several seasons virtually with­ back at the academy os athlet­ put baseball under anti-trust Why? Money thing as In the cld days when want rule by one man or a nailed down tholr first winning ice academies in percentage of Celler, D-N.Y. said It would listen to the case five of nine passes, all In the have 63 per cent and Army has by classes. There are 10 senior out a victory, the Cadets ic director but doesn’t take an laws and to apply some govern­ serfs'had to live off the land. clique of their choosing. No one season in eight years but also recruits from the eight states "They keep moving men hith­ mental restraints to all major of Curt Flood, former star cen- first half, Mark Rosolo, who Is 69 per cent. But In comparison recruits, 16 juniors and 30 soph­ struggled to a 3-7 year during active part in directing the *'But ‘Mara had to move. '"rhis is the only case I know can deny baseball is a busi­ spert an 8-1 record, < marred that contribute the largest num­ er and thither like pawns over terfielder of the St. Louis Car­ having a fine season, caught two of records, Navy Is 2-7, Army 4- omores. Even with normal the new coach’s flrst season football team, leaving that to professional sperts, including Why? Money.' Selfishly, Mara cf where men qre given a mo­ ness." cniy by a last-minute 36-34 loss ber of football players. a chess beard. They are pcs- football and basketball. dinals, who is contesting the re­ for scores. The first catch was 4 and Air Force 6-3 so far. class-by-class attrition, that’s there in 1668, The next year it Schroeder. sessed by greed." wanted more money. What was nopoly and are allowed to regu­ Most upset by the sudden serve clause on the grounds it for 20 yards-tvhUe the second the motivating force in the late themselves. It’s ridicu­ move of the Senators after 71 "They* traffic in athletic fran- reduces a player to virtual caUA and run was for 40 yards. ch'ses like Wall Street brokers move of the Senators’ baseball lous," years In the nation’s capital la Coaponaoring Bill slavery. We were able to balance our traffic in stock," added Sen. team to Dallas? Again it was Professional sports are get­ Congressman Sisk, a baMball ‘"rhe fact that the Supreme pnosing with a fine running Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C. To Prevent Merger money. ting so big and have such an fan who was a season tloket- Court has agreed to hoar the ^-gaine. Iforic Brachesi, our tail­ "Their attitude is cne of public " I f money is the motive—and impact on' American life, he holder. case Indicates to my mind that back, picked up 63 yards in 30 be damned." Rep. Celler and Sen. Ervin, not the welfare of the sport or added, that it may be neces­ " I disliked Short's panty-hose the court la now prepared to carries while fuUbaok Gary BU- each chairman of the powerful the fan-^then surely this be­ sary to create a federal com­ promotion,” he said, referring "People are getting fed up overthrow the original ruling," odeau picked up 08 yards In IS judiciary committee in their re­ comes a business. mission to regulate professional to the gimmick of giving away with the owners," insisted Sen. Sen. Ervin said. sports; carries. The offensive line |^y- Warren O. Magnuson, D-Wash. spective houses, are cosponsor­ “ It’s no longer pure sport. panty-hose to customers. "Why "It’s ominous,” agreed Con­ " I ’d hate to see the govern­ ed. wd l as a group. Boh Bergin, " If we had a plebescite, I think ing a bill to end baseball’s ex- Concessions are worth billions. didn’t he try to fill the park gressman Celler. ment have to step in," Ervin at left guard, returned to aoUon the fans would threw the lot cf empUen from the anti-trust Television and radio bring in with young kids? There was Celler, gray-haired, '■ bespec­ said. "We are overly governed which gave our team a big lift. them out.” laws and together are leading a tons of money. Yet ownerk run definite collusion among club tacled, chomping on a black ci­ as it is, but it may be inevi­ Although we did yield one The meed in Congress is dark fight to prevent the merger of the business with an iron hand. owners in moving the franchise gar, sat on a brown leather table. touohdotMi In the fourth quarter, and forboding over the pheno­ the NaUonal Basketball Assocl- ’They can’.t have it both ways— to Texas. sofa outside the House chamber I felt we played weU defensive­ 40-e8 up to be a claasio battle sale Friday at Marlow’s from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. nothing can stop it," said the merger was made possible by baseball operations. But when possM and returned them 84 between a defensively oriented tacles to all parts of Ihe natlcn. is in the forefrent in champion­ Brooklyn congressman, who is Sisk has solicited a group of "It’s a ccld-bicoded, money- ing 'teglslaticn that would take an amendment attached to a you apply this to all of his oth­ former athletes now serving in yards to stop PulasM at our team and an offensive minded now approaching his SOth year tax bill. er enterprises and include tax W step. team. .Drop Three Foes grabbing situation," argues away sport’s virtual immunity in the House. "The time has Congress for preliminary Rep. B. F. Sisk. D-Cal'f. "To from antitrust laws smd par­ "It was ti sneak play—an end writeoffs, he may show a gain strategy sessions designed to This week we toce an ex- In any case, there should be HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — Seaver Peters, director cf come to declare pro sports a around," Celler contend.ed. seme owners, the dollar sign is ticularly eliminate baseball’s of $100,000 or $180,000." air the problem in hearings and tremely dangerous Glaktonbury plenty of action Satuiday. We nouth has dripped three athleUcs at Dartmouth, said business. "They skirted my committee. becoming bigger than the reserve'clause. Signs o t "Save Our Salmdn” to come up with some legisla­ High team. 'Riey play a wide- have lan excellent gnxq> of sen- "What was Wellington Mara’s I ’ll guarantee you it won’t hap­ f e '^ s “ S m fi;iU Wed-esday that the schcoi has fans—it’s the guiding light of and “ Quit P<91uting the Water" tive solution. open brand of football And are lors who wlU be playing their Baseball, with a reserve motive in moving the New pen again. I ’m watching every When You3nd11re Buy 1st Tire at Regular Price Plus F.E.T. and 2 Old Tires their operation. are conspicuous in the offices capable of scoring points In last homo game so I know ■we’ll be usingr freshmen on Uieir var- droM>ed games wiUi, New clause that binds a player to a York Giants football^ team to step." These include Rep. WUmer "We in Congress are" obli­ of Sen. Magnuson in the old "Vinegar Bend” Mliell, R-N.C., bundiM, TTiey split both ends bo ‘up’ for the game. sity squad. Hampshire, Army and Colgate. club for life or imtil he is New jersey? Every Sunday Ervin, also upset by the Senate Office Building. He may a former major league pitcher; be preparing another; "Save Rep. Bob Mathias, R.-OaUf„ a Sports.” two-time Olympic decathlon Catholic V8. Glastonbury ^ "Club owners are no longer champion; and Rep. Jack concerned with what they are Kemp, R-N.Y., one-time ' pro doing for the community—they football quarterback. All are are only looking at tfieir com­ young men. Different-Type Clubs bined pocketbooks," Magnuson, " I ' have no personal aigu- a cigar-chomping veteran of ment with baseball,” said Mi- the HiU, said. sell. " I was treated fairly. I was traded twice—to Pitts­ To Battle at Nebo WtaU Rule by One burgh In 1660 and later to the New York Mets. Both moves By DEAN YOST Man or Clique were to my advantage. “You will see two completely different clubs Satur­ “ But owners dealing In mone­ day,” commented East Catholic High football coach "The case of the Washington tary gabis have created hostil­ Cliff Demers as he prepared the Eagles (5-8) for Satur­ Senators is like that of. the ity In Congress. The fan diould day's test with Glastonbury High 3-8-1 at Mt. Nebo. Seattle Pilots.a couple of yean get primary consideration. I Game Ume Is scheduled for , '' ago. A group wanted to buy the think we are obligated to look 1:30. I Pilots as a civic move just as a into the situation." "W e ’ are a conservative, oriented team stressing defense and then latter working on of­ Durocher Seen on Way Out fense. From what I have seen in the. Central Valley Confer­ ence, to which Glastonbury be­ longs, they are offense oriented II Owner Erases Banks and let the defense play Its own gam e," Demers noted. This wiU be Blast’s last home 4 Days Only...Save *5 game of the seaqim at Mt. Nebo As Chicago Manager before' packing their bags and traveling to Northwest Oatho- CHICAGO (AP)-;rM aybe Leo Durocher .won't man­ 'Me’a: ifield "In -th e ’- traditional G iiaraiiteed age the Chicago Cubs in 1972, but neither will Mr. Cub, Thanksgiving Day clash .with Ehnie Banks. South OathoU.0 High- Owner PhU Wrigley , erased Seniors playing their last . Banks, a Cub playing star since game on Maitchester' soli In­ 3 0 JH oiitlis 1968, as potmtial successor to clude Captain Henry Bhllows, Regular No Trade-in Price t24.95 controverBlol Durocher "be­ quarterback Joe Druaolowskl, s to Fit Most cause I ’m too f- Ma^ Roedo, "Oul' defensive secondary will 36-Month Batteries for parenUy Is on the ropes alter “ Qla|(tonbury is a wide-open get a sound test against the six Cub seasons, but Wrigley team,” Demers added, “ They Warhawks. So far the backfleld Volksuoagensi to o l Wednesday made It clear that show a lot of motion and always has picked off nine enemy U Leo Is dumped. Banks 'won’t be his successor. have someone, moving." aerials,” the varsity coach not- tYolt 15.9512-volt $3 more Quarterback Dnuolowski is ed. .withTrade-in ' "Managing is a dirty job, it Battery Guarantee sUlI not Ailly recovered from Tackle Gerrity wlU be lost to Tubeless Blarkwall 1st 4 0 7 , OFF doesn’t last long and it certzdn- 11 stitches over his eye when the Eagles Saturday, but Bob 2nd Plus F.K.T. Free replscement within 90 dsyi of par- ly Isn’t anything I would wish Sale Ends Saturday XST" Snow Tires Tire chase if battery proves defective. After 90 a St. Paul player accldenUy Bergin has returned to the llhe- 2ml T ire Tire on Karh Tire on Banks who Is headed for days we will tepisee it with a new battery, 18-Month Battery No Trade-in P ^ $14.95 . . . 11.95 poked a Anger inside his hel- up along with a few more In- Ruggedly constructed with two tough baseball’s Hall of Fame,” the C78-13 or 6.50x13 if defective, charging only for the period with met. la s t week against Pulaski jured players who are getting $23.99 9 - 14 »* S2.00 75-year-old Wrigley tMd the As­ ERNIE BANKS nylon cord plies plus two fiber glass of ownership. Your monthly charge for Traiie-iii he directed , the offense but over their ailments. ownership will be computed by dividing sociated Press. belts. Deep-cleated tread design for excel­ D78-14 or 6.95x14 $24.99 Home of the Die! er the vls-a-vis with Leo meant lO ** 1 4 ” S2.12 the cnirent selling price 1ms trade-in at "Furthermore, I think Banka the time of retnm, by the nnmber of his dismissal. lent stopping and starting power. C^uaran- E78-14 or 7.35x14 $26.99 1 0 " months of guarantee. wouldn’t take a managerial " I don’t know how I will talk 1 6 ” $2.35 •Ask About Sears EHectrical Systems Oieck job.” teed by Sears^ to Wear for a full 36 to Leo," said Wrigley. Romanians Not Good Bet F78-14 or 7.75x14 $28.99 Wrigley, who last Sept. 3 took -.Thg guess that Banks would months. N o trade-in required. Buy now l l * * 1 7 “ $2.55 out ads in all Chicago papers succeed Durocher got its latest and save! ' G78-14 or 8.25x14 $31.99 |2M giving Durocher a 1971 vote of prompting vdien Joe^ Amalfi- In World Cup Golf Tourney 1 9 ” $2.67 confidence, now la vague about tanq, Cub coach and a Duro­ ■PALM BEACH OlUtOENS, "Anybody who doesn’t feel * ^ 5.60x15 $26.99 lO ** Durocher’s 1672 status. cher pet, resigned Thesday. 1 6 ” $1.58 S3a. (A P ) — Don’t bet the fam­ patriotic at a Ume like that had “ I talked on the phone the But today, the Cube signed ily jewels on the Romanians In F78-15 or 7.75x15 other day to Durocher who is in just as well And himself a new $29.99 12** i r * $2.61 lVow...Save *2 knother former Durocher pro­ the 1901 World Cup Golf Cham­ place to live." FREE Ariztma and I told him I want­ tege, Larry -Jansen, li-seascn pionships. A Oiree-legged hone The Romanians aren’t the G78-15 or 8.25x15 $32.99 13** ed to meet 'with him when he San 'Francisco Giant coach, os 1 9 ” $2.77 " in the Kentucky Derby has a only Communist naUon entered. Mounting and Rotation returns to Chicago which he pitching coach. Jansen was a better chance. The Czqchoelovakiaiis decided H78-15 or 8.55x15 $35.99 IT* 2 1 ” $2.98 on Heavy-Duty ' said would be In a week or 10 star pitcher two decades ago “ It was worth our trip just to to come this year. days," sold Wrigley. for the New York Giants man­ see the Romanian flag raised Nlcklaus captured the 1971 The chewing gum magnate, aged by Durocher. with all the others,” said 61- PGA championship on the same whose hiring of long-idle Duro­ Banks has player-coach stat­ Shock Absorbers year-old Pavel Tomlta, a pro4n 7,096-yard east course at PGA STEEL STUDS Available for Most Sears Snow Tires for a Small Additional Charge cher after the 1660 season was us with the Cubs on a staff Bucharest, "W e know we can­ NaUonal, earning a spot on' the no more startling thaii Wrig- which also Includes A1 Spangler not win, but maybe someday Yankee entry for the World ley’s Ill-fated college of and Peanuts Lowrey, with I* Chip. 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Naugsturk Valley Mall .NORWALK .MIUDLETOW.N UANBIRY HOLYOKE MA.NCHESTER Sears WESTFIELD TWs year’s Dodgers, who AI- of managing one Uam, behind NloRlaus, a man who became Defenstvsly, D a v s Yaworskl NORWALK MIDDLETOWN I. aOBBlField Goal NEW YORK (AP) In the last three years, Just lo NFL statistics released to- Icwed by Brockington, 602, and RED LEE CLAMM — Mari­ Fiva running backs hv runners In all have been day. Uttle, 578. r i v e imninff leo oy exclusive l,- Kurrem passimr leB'Jors o f Sports lyn Hewlnson 206-501, Dottle The current passing leaders Steve Owens of the Detroit ooo-yard club. ^ .currently is running stau ba ch ^ f Dallas For New All-Time NCAA Record Are Guys Who Flash Red Lights 'Vhltehead 161-476, Bandy Baben Lionis, are in a position to But Owens, Larry Brown of No. 1 with 667 yards, followed jn the nitc and Bob Oiiese cf lllilliilllitllf By DEAN R. YOST 185-461,. Betty Richardson 187- finish the National Foot- Washington, John Brockington by Brown, the only member of Miami In the AFXJ. Billy Parks By EARL YOST 486, Harriet Coons 218-660, NEW YORK (AP)— ^he Francis studied toe numbers "U o, I’m not surprised at our "W e’re there K.II Owen Bay,. Larry Csonka of the 1,000-yard group among the of San Diego leads the AFX3 In for toe edge. Billy Fairbairn tipped a Dolly Dawood 465, Lesh Whip- ball L e ^ e season with Miami and F*yd Uttle of Den- five, with 620 yards. Then receptions with 36 while Dick Headline-maker this fall and smiled, scoring this way,” said Gilbert, rebounds,” said Gilbert, who long shot past Vachon with just p|e 466, Bandy Brawn 464, Oln 1,WW yards or more gained ver appearf to have good comes Csonka, the American Gordon of Chicago Is the NFC for the Coast Guard Acad­ on the ground. chances of making It, according Conference leader, with m7, fol- leader with 33. emy’s successful football w e re Redm ..(Jllbert . Z and , Vic Hadfleld, mgmj® totalsS ^ f l to ^ ' W12 goalsa i n n and d l ^ 27 »®®'* ‘ “ ® “ ’ '•®® *®®‘>"‘“' the eecond Jer Y o ; . r k « '^ team has been a prod­ 't w o National Hockey League s pcints-one more than left wing H’*'«® *ames and playing per- period. Ski Notes ranketl IndiansW aruys behind the two two top scorers, had led toe at- Hadfleld. ” I know uct of East Catholic I’m getting haps toe finest hockey of his 10- Then Dave Baton, Gilbert and BBC—Gerry C op p ell 170, Bob McCluskey, Rohhins, Close Were Local Winners the No. team, Conard High, which V r t s a fashiS n a S jS % o ?°th r?e d ® li?h t* si£ E^ch h^I^wT . **®® '®‘* t®®"* ®**ances and I know year career. Hadfleld completed the romp In Guthrie 146-369. By WLL SA^BREK High, kicking specialist 1 ——------. g______® tne reu lignt SIg- Each has 12 goalu for the7 sea- why. Our defensemen a Jim Kelly, president and OM sieve accalone. 11-1-0 record. ------~~ " — - ucicjiBBiiien are mov- niihert vof Werinpad.iv'ii *“ ® minutes. The Kings ------of Brodle Mountain, reports It _ . , . , - , ’The Tribe met Conard In an The weather was beautiful, in naling a goal. • son and with eight mere for ing toe puck extremely well. , ..u .u ^ broke toe shutout with just over ALLEY KATTl—Fran Jamal- will open for Its eighth year. «« away contest Sept. 80. It was toe fact tco nice for doer hunting. o u ' ?®. !;'®'^ ®®"‘**'’ ^®“" «®‘®”«’ “ That’S what creates opportu- '•“'"P ‘he game three minutes remaining when tls 182-846 E v^ L ^ S All is In readiness for another “ " “S' * '‘"“J.l •»•*"** Washing- fifth game for the locals who en­ Next year I’ll try again. Rangers have had toe red light gave the line 82 grals and 74 nltles.” barely 66 seconds old, when he Ross Lensberry beat New York 148-125-384 ’ Bettv Lomouiwaux Road Race Entry Field of 400 Likely banner season. At present there * Le* with a ga^y 8-1 won- tered toe contest undefeated. „ ------squeeiers working extra hard points In just 15 games this sea- Francis agreed with Gilbert’s beat LA’s new goalie, Rogatlen goalie Gilles Villemure. ' 131.344 »torv aemento 129-844 have been flurries In the area record, one of the key fig- HMding the flrst 80 minutes of . Coming up quickly is the fU season. And that’s a fact son. assessment. Vachon, on passes from Ratelle The victory stretched the ciemento 129-844. and If Mother Nature don’t pro- “ *•«* has been the f o r ^ r B ^ e play the two powers were tied startl^ date for basketball “ "!*" ‘ „^,®“ their ”Hmm, 82 goals,” noticed ’’Look at the statistics,” said and defenseman Brad Park. Rangers’ unbeaten string to 12 Home Enalneen — Jan Me. duce enough, then the fastest eader. CurrenUy he’s the state’s ®ut-----— an------overtime--- goeU by practice at all state high ^„®®P J® ‘ V* J*®?,*’ ^"® *',“ * ^ ^ " ! f * ’ “ “ ®*‘* Boaltender, the Ranger boss. ’’Six shots for A goal by Bobby Rousseau games while toe Kings have Kenney 188-482, Martha MoKen- For 35th Edition Thanksgiving Day 35 guns in the Bast will go In leading scorer In the cr^ege PhlFIf^ Stoneman Stc ______gave____ toe____ Silk .‘® ‘h® ‘atest “ ®"®*^®f‘‘^‘'aeh Emile Francis., That s more than I sccred in Ab Demarco. Five shots for with just 25 seconds left in the dropped seven straight. Mont- na 19A Edith 200-600 action to help promote an arU- “ !»**“ ■- “ *“ **<* Tifwnera a 8-2 win and put toe Bulletin, toe date for first ?® *®"^. ® '"y^**®*e career.” Dale Rolfe. Fifteen shots by our opening pgriod made it 2-0 and real trailing toe Rangers by Dee Lilllcro:> 188-60S Marlvs flclal billiard. “** nearest pursuer. only blemish on Cksurd’s rec- Practice la Monday, Nov. 16. p over Los Angeles toe The seven goals gave New defensemen. And they must then Hadfleld scored his eighth two points In — By EARL YOST toe NHL’s East Dvorak 182-484, Hllma Mc(Jomb "local” favorite will be. . Dr. . Tom Varanka will be the new Clccalone tl^d a naUonal col- ond. First date for possible court ac- Ran<-ers beat toe Kings by the York 66 in 16 gam es-toe best haye had another dozen power play goal of the season— Division race, kept pace with a 495, Hildur Zawlstowski 458, same score In LA last week— offense in the league. blccked.” How many runners will Charles Robbins, who will be gj,j gohool director and George lege record last Saturday with Overall, toe Tribe booted “®" ‘* Tuesday, Dec. 6. tops in toe NHL—for a 3-0 5-2 victory over Toronto. Jennie Leggitt 473. making his 26th ai^arance Callaghan will be the new full a pair of field goals In Coast 42 balls Into enemy nets while ^*®’ track, swimming show up at the starting here. The pracUclng physician time PR director. Guard’s 27-14 win over Case Gory Cfarison and Randy Swan- wrestling may launch prac- line two weeks from today in Middletown is one of the all- Berkshire Bast will be oper- Western. The two three-pointers. son combined to limit toe op- “ ®® ®" Nov. 16. B.C. Eleven Injured Players Back in Lineup for the 36th edition of the time long-distance running atlng on a now five-day week which covered 80 and X yards, position to only I6 goals in 14 greats and has won a doien schedule this year, Wednesday gave Clccalone 11 straight to tie season contests. Another date to remember is Five Mile Road Race naUmial. championships. through Sunday. Improvements the NCAA iiecord set by Joe As a team, Manchester posted toe Stafford Springs Motor Unanimous over Manchester’s paved Local talent has captured Its In the uphill lift capacity, trails Hartahome of New Mexico In five shutouts, blanking Bristol Speedway victory banquet Sat­ streets? ^ share of Five Milers, although and slopes include .a new park- IMO and equaled last yesu- by Central 7-0, Bristol Baatem, 8-0, urday night, Dec.. 4 at toe Staf­ MHS Hosts Eastern Good question. no (Mie has turned the trick ing lot for 400 cars closer to the Army’s Amle Jensen, Ha)l High, 8-0, Maloney H l^ of ford Springs Motor Speedway In Voting The best guess here is that since 01)rmplan Pete d o s e base of the mountain. ’The No. 2 The Bast Hartford sophomore MSrtden, 8-0, and Windham exhibition hall. with favoraUe weather condi­ broke the tape flrst back in Uft has 45 more chairs added (third classman) would like to Hi|;h, 8-0. The Tribe waa dealt ----- 1— By ’n i E ASSOOIATBDt PRESS In Green Pastures tions at least 400 young tw a y - 1958. Close was at St. John’s with improvements on the T- follow another Coast Guard two ahutout games by always Saturday night at Ocean Boston College's 10^3 victory ______Beach Park Auditorium in New over Syracuse last Saturday, cheeked youngsters, excellent University when he won. Cur- bar. The two-mile'lbng Mohawk product Into the professionals, t o ^ Wethersfield High. In toe By DEAN YOST conditioned school and college flnS HiMtiiig, 4 ^ c h '* ^ p ^ ( r ‘a ^ ® ‘*on, toe Waterford - New coupled with Dartmouth’s first rently he’s the director of sports Trail for the novice 'skiers has Curt Knlf^t, a 1966 grad, now "We are getting back more and more of our injured cross country runners and over- InformaUon at MIT In Cam- been altered to. by-pass the with the Washington RedsUns. seven-game Manchester'winning *^"‘*on Speed Bowl wlU host'its loss of toe season, has made the-hlll fat and fotfyldi vet­ bridge, Mass. steepest section over the rock Knight, now In his third year streak, toe Eagles won, 1-0. In eeascnal victory banquet. the BC Eagles toe unanimous players as the season nears an end,’ commented Man­ erans will answer the starter’s Shufflin’ Joe McCluskey, Man- ledges . and the trail flattened with the SUns, pac/ed the Na- the final contest of the seas(xi,. • • * choice this week as toe t<^ col­ chester High’s Head Fodtball Coach Dave Wiggin before gun at 10:30. chester’s greatest sports fig- and widened In sections, for tlonal Football Conference in Wethersfield triumphed, 2-0. Skiing Info lege football team In New Eng­ practice yesterday. The Tribe will entertain COIL mem­ land. The start and finish will be on ure, won no less than four Five more enjoyment for the less scoring last year. Steve Clccalone Individual scoring honors, ex- Yesterday toe first noticeable ber Bristol Ekistem Saturday the lower end of Main Street, Milers, 1930-31-32. and the last proficient'skier. eluding post-season competition, snow dotted toe grounds and Boston College received all 18 afternoon at 1:30 at Memorial opposite School Street. ’’Sure, I would like a sh ot^ world on Are when he started to get into the pros, the big boys first-place votes In toe weekly Fleld. In 1947. Now 60, MoCIuskey, Jlmlny Peak will have day pro football,football,” th e ^ l* -y ^ «; out as a varsity petformpr this can take credit for Clccalohe’s found senior winger 3oHm Herdlc the town skiers automatically I^XMisors will be Nutmeg Sur­ two times an Olympic team and night skiing Monday 190-pound Cadet said. ’’But the booting in 12 g^iala. Junior sen- begin thinking will It be enough polling of sports writers and “It feels great to return to year for Coach Tad Schroeder. early Interest. est, ThU Cedars of Lebanon. All mdmber and 25 times on the through Friday, but not on odds are about 100,000 to one. I satlon center Bias Stlmac tallied for skiing or,, gee whiz I must broadcasters throughout toe toe green pastures of home," JOB MeCLUSKE'r PETE CLOSE Ciccaldne ntlssed his flrst three ”I used to watch the Sunday proceeds, collected before and All-American track team, Araa a weekends. Ski Ume will be have a flve-year commitment to f«md 10 with Phil Stoneman notching set my skis out! six-state region. Wiggin noted. Manchester hici been on toe road toe past two during the race on a pass-the- 22:42. Vitale, a form er Unlver- OathoUc High a year a g o and U, surprise starter last year and Is from 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. A new the Coast G^rd before I could r ^ e * ^ d S ^ ’rl^t 1. Z w ^ uT«n,ri’d^ke^foXil^t six. IQpp Blake, toe other According to toe Ski Area Dartmouth, which lost to Co­ box and hope-for-the-best basis, sity c< Connecticut standout and now at Holy Cross College.fe; expected . ______to be on hand on__ Tur- UghUng _ system- . ______and____ lift______facll- play pro baU.” L ~ w. I iring, scored five , goals with News’ latest release, many of lumbia 31-29 remained In sec­ weekends and has only played will be turned over to the Mus- one of AmOrica’s premier long Steve Gates, Manchester High’sk>» l‘®ykev Bay.Dav. The formerfornipr FordhamFnrrihan. hiesItlea highlighthlsrhliarht this area. RrianBrian CfopalnnACiccalonp haa alreadyalraailv wipedwtnail “ ® " from side and practice kicking. Since sophomore Connie McCurry the Northern mountain weren’t ond place, however, wlto 160 at Memorial Field twice in sev­ the field. there wasn't anyone around, all cular Dystrophy Fund, national distance and marathon runners. No. 1 cross country performer University Flash Is a Wall Falrbank, manager of Jlmlny, out all Knights’ records at the scoring four times. Other Tribe leafing in toe summer months, points, based on 10 for flrst, 9 en cutings to date. After this objective of the Cedars. has not filed his entry as yet. a year ago and the leader with Street broker In New York In his third year, notes favor- Acadqmy and established two He’s also split tlve uprights on I could do was kick,” he recall- scorers were Henry Menschell At Mt. Tom toe night play- for second, etc. weekend’s clash, toe Silk Town- Tlio entry list has passed the While many of the expected the Blastem Connecticut State and long-time coach of the ably the new change in 'the New England small college 30 of 32 attempts. ed recently. wlto two and Rick Wasserman, ground cf area skiers a 1100,000 Holy Cross, which was upset FO LI^W TiniOUGH^— Chicago winger Jim Pappin follows the puck toward era will host Windham High in 200 marie for this Amateur Ath- tens will be turning out to see College squad this fall; Greg famed New York A.C. track main chairlift Installed seven marks InClccalone the thrilling credits 19-17 A1 win Frehelt, Once he reached Bast Catlto- Scott Wlggin and Eric Stafford Ssht addlticn has been added by Massachusetts 33-27, re­ net after unleashing hard shot against Boston Bruins’ goalie Gerry Cheevers. the annual Turkey Day batUe leUc Union race, the biggest of pre-race favorites like Amby Marino, current Bast Catholic team. years ago. It has been com- over Trinity two weeks ago. His his'kicking coach at Bast Catho- He, he fell under Frehelt’s wing each getting one (^>lece. ■ ■ .Killlngfton Mountain has an- mained In tolrd posiUon with at 10:30 in toe monilng. Its kM In ^ and second Burfoot, a two-time winner, oth- standcut, and Sam Bastaracha, ' Tlie Five MUer has come a Irately rebuilt and speeded up four fleld goals broke a 49-year- Uc, ... with getting ^ him off on the and started to raise ... u a few , i., eye- Anoher fine hats-off salute has nounced a pre-seaecn snow clin- 125 points while Yale moved "Steve GiorgetU and Gary largest In New Ehigland. ere who will draw attention are Bolton High standout last year, long way since 1945 when It was a° f®® a»ore people can be haul- o)d record set by Bd Monjo of *’*8^*^ Frehelt, a Glaston- brows with his field goal kick- tn go to varsity soccer coach, ip lev potential ski patrolmen. from sixth to fourth after a 24- Maher will both be back in ac­ I ^ y w ttere were 416 local favorites. now with the Central Connect- rerived after a lapse P U*® mountain. WilUama and his nine (at the bury i»Uce officer, who doubles 1^ gainst schortlxy opp«l- Dick Danielson, is nearing To date more than 330 appll- 14 victory over Pennsylvania. Soccer Pairings Bruins Look Ahead tion this Saturday," Wiggin said starters, S8S flnishers with John Included in this package are' icut State College frorii. years. Only elsht men started "Bio bW wooden ramp has been time) thfae-polnters erased bos been Uon. One of his boots tmvried toe completion o t his 2Sth cam- cants have made their Inten- Harvard sUpped . . .a position to with a smile. GiorgetU, a defen­ The quarterfinal round of Vitale breaking the tape in Tom Bailey, edio starred at No doubt the most pt^far out In that ’45 race. removed ^ and ^ a new •—•• bullwheel -j • — Norm Davidson’s eight set last Hi developing sev- 49 yards, a Omnectlcut high paign. In his quarter century of tlcns known. Date for toe clinic 'vlto 98 pcints after a 21-10 sive tackle, has missed two the CIAO Soccer Tourna­ and an extra tower have been year at Central Connecticut. The ^rol fine kickers here. Including school standard, directing toe Red and White at- la Nov. 20-21*. .Brcdie Moun- Igm to Princeton. games while Maher has been ment in all clasoes, L, M and added to permit unloading on a latter U now doing his bit with ^ “®*‘ ^® - TWo years ago accalone was tack his teams have won 209 tain has also added a new dou­ New Hampshire and Mas­ To Get Untracked sidelined most of toe season, 8, will begin at 11 a.m. Sat­ genUe natural slope. the Hartford Knights of the At- ™rmer played at ’The atad el the recipient of one of the contests, lost only 82 and Ued ble cha'riift to service toe sachusetts Ued for sixth while son . " urday morning, ‘Manchester Royals Move into Division Lead, Skiers wUl be lower to the lantic Coast League. and Love Is with the Air Force Northern ConnecUcut Ouqiter, 27 Umes. Harp’s Hump novice area. Twi­ Connecticut, Boston University BOSTON (AP)—^The Boston Bruins will be looking Eastern is a lot better team High, llth-ranked, will meet ground and winds which buffet The longest fleid ^ by Oc- Academy. Frehelt played pro- NaUonal FootbaU FoundaUon During this reign only toe light skiing will take place and CToast Guard rounded out to get untracked from a two-game losing streak tonight its record indicates,” toe . r - l , . ______- _ „ seventh • ranked Bloomfield any mountain eunimit, will no calone, a 45-yarder, came In the f6aa*o»>^y with Hartfwd, Meri- and Hall of Fame Scholar-Ath- 1M7 club had a losing season. Wednesday thru Sunday from toe Top Ten. when they play California at the Garden. coach cauUbned. Eastern enters longer have adverse effect on Cadets’ Imve setback, 35-84 to “®“ Southington. lete awards, * • * 3 to 11 p.m. New England’s Top Ten. with High at Windsor High The Brulnk had their first —------toe contest wlto a 2-5 COIL and I^TEVB O IO B O in m the operations. state-rival Werieyan. On two "I just enjoy kicking,” acca- A defensive tackle and end ♦ * • season records and total prints- School. Second ranked meeting of toe seasen with toe them two prints ahead of Mcn- overall mark. They dropped -s Champion Knicks Tied for Cellar our other defeats have come at I h<^ you have been dring other occastons this fall he has lone said. Ifa prefers the con- while at Bast, accalone Is Short Jottings 1. Boston College (6-2) Rockville High clashes with Black Hawks Wednesday night treal In the East Division. their last three outings n^Ie Lost week I took Ume out to Anniversary toe expense of our mistakes. CINCINNATI (AP) — "it was my job to penetrate Neither team shot weU, both your exercises. Add a couple hit from over KT yards out. venUonal style although he has a linebacker with the Cadets. 2. Dartmouth (6-1) sixth - rated Stables High at In Chicago. It was net a memo- Asked If It was frustrating to toe only wins have been against go on another vacaUon up north How toe time flies! Three Against Platt, BlUy Rhodea The Cincinnati Royals said Archibald, ”lt blttlhg a low 4S per cent, more while In ithe house. A for- Despite hie gaudy record, tried the soccer-style of side­ Saturday he hopes to get at 3. Holy O oss U-3 Qlilnnlplao College In Ham­ rable encounter. The Bruins t>« winning so consistenUy and Penney High, 26-14, and in search of deer. I wasn’t as years ago next Monday, Nov. miM6d three rtmiri bv onlv ward shoulder roU, .swing ,the which has attracted naUonal at- winding, least one shot at setUng a new 4. Yale (8-4) den. dropped a 3-1 decision for their net being able to pull away Maloney High, 19-7. to tt. 'OmteU W ■»« fortunate as last season when I 15, I’ll begin my third year in arms forward moUon, then re­ tenUon, acca lon e didn’t set the Although he may have to wait naUonal field goal mark. 5. Harvard (3-4) In Class S competiUbn, top- fifth loss in 14 games so far from toe pursuing Canadlens, Mistakes have hurt them ??®*= shot a 12-point, 265-pound buck my newspaper career as assist­ Division lead of the Nation- in the locker room afterwards verse In circles. Now t^e 6. Ue (New Hampshire ranked and unbeaten Elling­ this season. Rangers’ Coach Emile Francis a lot this season. Eastern could deer. ant sports editor of The Herald. (4-2-1) al Basketball Association "®**^®* ocorlng 20 pcints in holding an ice pack to his ailing wrists; bend forward and back ton High meeto Nonnewaug (Chicago’s defense proved to said: be moving the ball from one well toe first halt hut tell iqiart This season I spotted three Followin'' a three-year hitch 89 in toe second; Bristol Central Wednesday night and push- ? ! «ff«»rt, Archibald and the knee. several times. Ankles; sit in Massachusetts (’3-3-1) High at King Philip School be toe difference, allowing just "Frustrating? No, I’ve been end zone to toe other, only to Pistons Win Coach ^s Debut (leer, but didn’t get a shot off. In toe army, toe past two years ed the 1970 f f ia m p ion New Matt Ooukas each "UsuaUy we have one or two chair, rotate feet In circle, 8. ConnecUcut (8-8-1) in West Hartford. Coventry 21 shots on goal In addition to waiting to win like this all my lose It on a mental error. They “'os a u o a n ^ e r g a m e « p w r cOne > and. two -were have bben most rewarding In York Knioka Into o ^ ““*® Fuya to play good hall for us, stretch front and bock. Duck 9. Boston University (2-6) High, ranked ibtti, clashes Mike Whltcn’s tally on a power- life." have fine running backs wlto an execution. If the breaks . fell Ited Wfl 'flunky!OUnU«kjr. VICif wursu,coune, jueuijrmany waysvrci.jo. JQ OnnAf niiov*/! / o ' t \ walk; on outside of ankles, then with OOC member Vinal play early in toe third period. The (Janadiens kept pace with experienced defensive_ line." __ our way in these four gambe, good hunters know toe rules, Wlto each day I’m looking ____ ' ' ' iMt in tne AtlWuC Divi- the first half, ending in a 42-42 you realise you’re human.” on Inside, do this several Umes Tech St Hooky Hill High The Black Hawks nrw have f**® high-flying Rangers by TVo'r'eturnto^’ letterm'^ are '*^® A>ave been wlnnere,” Safety V a lv e ’ hunting at'nij^t or on Sun- forward to new challenges in 99-85. tie. Cincinnati broke out with • Archibald engineered Clnpln-• and be ready for the sM season. ‘B ig School. Fourth ranked allowed only three goals while beating Toronto with toe help this seasons co-captains,jygjj toe seven-year varsity coach d|y. this Interesting news fleld. Cage Officials* Exams The Royals, however, have teh point lead midway in the natl’s pullout In the final period See you on the mountain. Rocky Hill will battle Bolton goin>' unbeaten In six games at ®f Mahovllch’s goal and pew- Lundqulst, an offensive and de­ noted. The annual examinaUen for a record and the third period on the shooting of cutting Inside the New York de- High at Enfield High. toe Chicago Stadium this year, erplay goals by Guy Lapolifte fensive end, and Mike Walton, Following tola week’s game, prospective members of toe- Kmcks are 6-8. Johnny ' Green and Archi'-ai fense, passing oU or taking It in After a scoreless, tie-ht-cheeik- end Jacques Lemalre. a center and linebacker, on the Manchester will enjoy a week It was the beat game I’ve Darrall Imhoff contributed a himself, Still Same P erson Central ConnecUcut Board of Pro BasketbaU ^It’s Only Five More Days’ Ing flrst period, Chlca'>-o’a Bob- Montreal’s (TIaude Larose suf- stiff defensive unit. and a half break before toe played aU year,’; said guard three pointer from center and ”I tried getting the team mov- Approved Basketball Officials Celts Look NBA by Hull drove a 70-foot whizzer fered a 15-stitch wound on his Manchester is going to In­ Thanksgiving Day classic Nate Archibald, who had been Cincinnati was on top 69-59 at Ing because we were standing Benefit NEW YORK (AP)—^They called him Mr. A when he will be held Monday, Nov. 29, 24Mxame Slate led UCLA to three straight national collegiate basket- EASTERN OONFEBBNOB past toe left arm of Bruin *eft cheek when he was struck stitute a new type defense tola against Windham here. «m Coach Bob Cbusy’s criUcal the end. around,” said Archibald. ”I Atlantlo Dlrialon at Nlchclscn Building, Kings- BasketbaU acUon wlU get off MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Wes- goalie Gerry Cheevers. Late In •’Y on errant puck as he sat on weekend, and toe execution ------***7 In the fourth period, the Roy- tried to run the fast break be- T o Extend ------ball championships. W. L, Pet. OB wood School, West Hartford. Now a star in the NaUonal Wives Suffer, Too, leyan University haa scheduled toe same period, Dennis Hull, f*'® bench early in toe first pe- may very likely indicate toe «*r . i vr. ^^You know you beat some- als baUooned a 16-point lead 88- cause, the Khlcks had a big to a premature start Friday Clinics for these desiring Boston 10 2 .888 — outcome of toe game. W eekend Yicnving Basketball AssoclaUon with the „ . , . , take toe exam 'will be held 24 basketball games for toe Bobby’s brother, made it 2-0 on l^ y when you beat the Knicks, 67 and New York was never team out there. I figured that If night at Rockville High when 8 4 .667 2 they are so physical.” aMe to catch up. I' could beat my man, one of jo-Ann'e Rpntnnranf W in Skein Champion Mllwi^ukee Bucks, Thursday, Ncv. 11, and Tues- coming season, toe lanrest a“ power play with»»*U1 avau-u Boston’s a uutuaGcals byuy jvucKeyMickey xveamonaRedmond I’ve been really pleased JAC3K80NVILLE, Fla., (AP) New York 6 8 .429 5 * John McKenzie In the penalty and Nick Libbitt enabled toe lately with toe play of so{too- — Qator Bowl scouto will see ^ i^ b a ld , who had a 14.8- Jerry Lucas was spelled at their big men would have to h n^utriv»« (a f ) iBOWUNO, the 7-foot-2 Karoem Jabbar, day, Nov. 16, at Soby Gym, number In its history. Buffalo 0 8 .429 5 box. Stan Miklta set up that tal- Red Wings to end their four- points per-game average going center In Uie third period toy pick me up, and then I could ‘“ ® Hartford All-Stars, led jea^e-leadlng Borton OelUcs formerly known as Lew Alcln- Before Big Gai es Kingswcod School, at 7:30 p.m. James Akin of West Hartford mores Mike Coughlin and lots of football this weekend. Central Division ly when he beat a Boston de- game winless streak under Wil- Dallas Dodge. Hiey have been Selection committee mem- !“® -®^ *®'^' *“® olUng WUUs Reed who map- hit the open man. Bobby Knight. Game time is ggt today, then move dor, has been tagged as a ”blg Further informaUen may be ob- and Bruce Hearey of Oaklyn, Onclnnatl . 4 7 .804 — fender at toe blue line and fed son and beat Minnesota. The eral ^yals threatened with aged seven points. Lucas had ”I think they were locdcing for on to Phoenix Pridav where’ safety valve.” talned steady performers and could bers will be on hand at Auburn- 4 9 .806 1 Hull with a perfect pass as he less .halted toe North Stars’ posslbly turn Into excellent Georgia, Notre Dame-Tulane, fu ^ by Oousy after Monday ,12 polnfa, but pulled down 21 of Dave Debusschere to break It Proceeds wUl go to the Rock- jjjgy irwjkhw to extend Cotton Fitzsimmons, coach of BalUmoro A’raE N S ’ Ga. (AP) ^>^lle football (Frosty) Francis, secretary- Cardinals 1971-72 team. Coach- went ln~alone*Tn'chee^^^ five-game winning streak and Boston Cel- his teanu 56 rebounds. Clncln- en, and ho missed a lot of their winning streak to seven the Phoenix Suns, used that ap- Cleveland 3 9 .250 IMi frayed nerves dunng weekend mayhem, what do th w treasurer, 22 Castlewcod Rd.. tag is Herb Kenny, a former St. ^ “^®"® ®" ‘^®®'’®'^®' players In toe years to come," O k 1 a h o m a-Kansas, Florida pelaUon' for Jabbar when he Atlanta____ 8 10 .281- 2 Cliff Koroell’s third-neriod knocked them out of a tie for "If you go back over our sea­ State-Oeorgia Tech and Penn UcB at Omaha, Neb. nati had 56. shots.” Appearing with Jo-Ann’s wlU wives do? Apparently they g o (juietly to pieces in the west Hartford, Bonaventure star. be former ITOnn cag>>rs, Ron “ ti|,„ \ scored 44 points in leading the WESTERN OONFEBENOE goal ended toe scoring for toe flrst place In the West. son," toe coach said, "you will Stafa-J^rth Carolina State. The CelUcB chalked up No. 6 wings. evening. Hrubala and Bob Staak and Bucks fitmi behind to beat the Midwest Divtslon ’T&ke Barbara Dooley, wife ot Bryan Hextall Jr.’s two goals find that we have been beaten One Mam on toe committee Wednesday night when ' they It was toe eighth straight Ron RlOrdan and Hank Brown, rmted the Uei.aten O 1- t SPlOE—Vivian mwiuwiiSheldon .lee-182- Suns Tuesday . night.ua-b-. Jabbar wudid Milwaukee 12 1 .928 — the University of Georgia’s paced Pittsburgh’s victory over completely only oneb. That was list, Tennessee, had an open Wayne Jones and Johnny Lee e-^e ®“® Mallnoskl 181, Pat Lap- It again Wednesday nl^t got- Oilcago game that toe Bruins have Vancouver. toe game against Conard. But date. Stars’ Defense Slows Nets, I Sports Slate 103. TTie victory, coupled with » 8 -«18 Coach Vince Dooley. She’s con­ will be with the Stars. pen 128. ting 88 points as the Bucks Detroit 7 0 .545. failed to win on Chicago ice. second-place Philadelphia’s loss vinced that she may have to MAJ 9 R m S P L E ’S In other NHL games Wednes­ erased an 11-polnt deficit to Phoenix. 5 7 .417 take her first tranqulllror ever Boone Cools Off Hot Barry SATURDAY to the Los Angeles Lakersi day night, Detroit posted Its beat AUanta 116-110. Paelllc Division befare the Auburn game Satur moved the Celtics to a two- first victory under Coach John­ KACEY (Jerry Keoak 223- CinclnnaU downed toe New Los Angeles 11 , 8 .786 —- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — the Squires a 119-116 squeaker FootbaU Stitch Job Needed game lead in the NaUonal Bas­ ny Wilsmi, edging Minnesota 2- Ron IBoone cooled off Rick Bar- over the Floridians Wednesday 203-202-628, Mai Dana 212-565, Tork Knicks 99-85, Chicago (Jolden State 10^ 4 .711 1 ’T’m so nervous about toe Bristol Eastern at Manches- ketball AssoclaUon’s AtlanUc 1; (Chicago downed Boston 3-1, ry and the Utah Stars shook o tt night. 'Trailing II7-II6, the Flcr- TORONTO (AP) — Right Division. Bill Topping ilOl, Al Llpman 202, tripped BalUmore 125-106, De- Seattle 8 4 .697 2 Auburn game Saturday that T F##TBALL F#RECAST MANCHESTER TIRE. INC. and Pittsburgh defeated Van­ a Umee-agme home court loelng idians had Uie baU and called Wayne Tracey 222, Al LaPlant trolt routed PorUand 189-122, PorUand 2 9 .182 7H Glastonbury vs. East Catholic, ’*’Higer Claude Loroee of the Dave Cowens and John Havli- don’t think I can stand It," she couver 8-1. „ Charlie Knybel 203, Jim Los Angeles crushed Phlla- Houston 2 18 .188 2% said. She’s not sure she’ll last By MAJOR HOOPLE Penn state, shooting for its Colorado 81, Oklahoma SL 19 “ me out to set up a possible Mt. Nebb 1:80 Montreal Canadlens needed 16 p®**,,*?* *“® ^ '“ cs og^nat toe cantln 204, Ken TomUnson 206- delphla 148-108 and Boston Wedne^ay’s PIGSKIN PROPHET 14to strai|^t, entertains North Columbia 21, Penn. 20 Hie Rangers’ victory kept Ing the New York Nets 127-110. winning play. that long. Behind Barry and little Bill Taylor spoiled It by stealing Bloomfield at Rockville stUches to close a gash on his „ J®*’ 8«6. Stan Zatkowaki 229-561, overwhelmed Houston 142-108 in OnclnnaUH New York 86 Egad, friends, this Sat- S^^e. The Nltta^ Cornell 24, Dartmouth 22 Melchlonnl, Uie Nets dominated uie in-bounds pass from Larry _ left cheek during Wednesday L m ^ton stroSe^to ““ *’®^'“"* *^’"**' ' «»• gernw C T^b^ro *the"^ week ^*is urday at Sanfo^ Stadium Vlllanova 85, Dayton 7 Oroaa Country ay ods as Boston streaked to a 114- -^7,411. Lou Hudson of Atlanta out- Los Angeles 148, PhUadelphla the ®o>iy f ^ e s of toe Ameri- Jones to Mack Calvin and A-B-C-State Meet ^ Stanley niKht’s NaUonal Hockey League 74 lead. The Celtics .outscored over. Generally, when I get in Athens, Georgia, will in- ? " ? ® morida M, Kentucky 8 ------scored Jabbar with 41 points, 103 crown and a trip to the Rose Florida St. 20, Oa. Tech 10 FREE real nervous, I cry and Itch aqd Boston RSox f « W ‘“ ^ ® *“ ® Haaliet that C.C., New Britain Rame against toe Toronto Houston 43-24 In toe tolrd aes- de^ be a day t o remember. bowI to meet Stanfonl, jour- Oeorala SS Auburn 24 game, en route to a 63-69 haU- gewed It up for toe S q u i r e s . ______Maple Leafs. Sion with Havllcek ntUnir 11 “ Fitzsimmons put It "the Milwaukee 116, Atlanta 110 I’m already doing that.” Aul *.*^**“* Marlnelll 144-390, Fred McCur- Bucks play wlto confidence Houston 20, Virginia Tech 8 time lead. Charile Scott led Virginia with during perfnU Cowens 10.' ^ ^hen they’re behind.” It was Chicago 126, Baltimore 106 “ Monday night, right in the eleven (9-0) and the un- meet in-and-out Purdue. We Move Trio Then Utah Coach LaDell An- 35 points. Calvin Missouri 17, Iowa State IS temped toe Boston 142, Houston 103 middle of the night, I woke up beaten AubUm stalwarts (8-0) confidently predict a 35-20 tri- dermn put the ^ 2 Boone cm toe piorTdlana with 32. fielder from Saiito Domingo, when struck by a puck being his r e g u la i^ d u r ^ toe fouito f *?®'*^**amp- ^ * .* ^ * “ “ ® ® ’ * ^*“ Only games scheduled thinking about that game and T Iowa 82, Indiana 14 SAFETY CHECK meet head-on. umph for toe JiQchigan Wolves, 6-7 Barnr and toe move slowed Kentucky had an easy time » « ’ wUl go to spring camp cleared Into toe M^trMj end quarterT but toe jLkL ^ I’, ^ " “““ ABA shook Vince- and yelled, ’It's Both clubs have outstand- Alabama’s Crimson Tide com- Nebraska 28, Kansas St. 6 ' Of Players enough for beating Dallas 115-89. In toe H»e New York Yankees, cf toe Icp as he sat m toe now have lost five In a’ row ai 1 .1 >k East Divtslon only five more days,’" she Said Ing offenses and stingy de- Ing off a hard-fought win over Miami, 27, Kent State 21 ®“*®'’ a b a games, Utah whip- **® **® Syracuse last bench. He did not play toe rest were able to slice toe Boston 10 4 .714 — in an Interview. fenses with Georgia a shade bruising LSU will have an eas- Louisville' 84, Southern lU. 14 BOSTON (AP) — The Boston We Chetk third q u ^ e r and pul) away In p e j the Nevv York Nets 127J10 *®“*®"- game. lead by only one point. Dick Krol 864, Pete Aceto 144- the Bullets with 86 points. Jim- y ir The dark-haired Mrs. Dooley __ _ __ Toledo 42, Marshall 7 Red Sox have promoted three toe fourth. ^ n , Rocco Lupacchlno 864, Joe H»y Walker, with 81; paced De- 7* 7* 600* "a better In both departments lor time disposing of Miami’s and Indiana overwhelmedHPHts*- says she had to take the tele­ according — koff-kaff — to too Hurricanes. BearlBryant’s boys **emphls St. 42, No. Texas St. I BRAKE SYSTEMS • BALL JOINTS Barry had 16 first-half p<^to bunrh ku.iok Twaronite 851, Al Bujauclus 143- l>vit as toe Pjstons made It a ^ g g. players from toe minor leagues phone off the hook because call- Hoople stats. Yaa,' dear read­ but got just seven shots In toe ° 867, Honk Martyn 852, Vlo Marl- i^appy homo debut for new 6 7 462 8V will flatten Miami, 29-12, to give ** . „ to their 39-membor 1972 winter B SHOCK ABSORBERS • WHEEL BEARINGS L«d by Dan Issel’s 26 points. era "seem to think I’ve got ten ers, It’ll be toe end of toe line ------Michigan St. 80, Mlnneeota 8 second half against Boone’s ___ ‘ .. ' nelli 850, Frank Calvo 142-369, Coach Earl Lloyd. toe coach his 200th career vlc- Carolina 8 9 .200 mllUon (Uckete) to give avray." for too Tigers as Vince Dooley’s tory, making him the lourto- **, Miss. State 12 roster. • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS close guarding and wound up ,3 7 b u i» ' nuar 1* Andy Lamoureaux The Lakers had an easy time 804, Al West Division She said a woman from Mb The roster, announced with 26 for toe night. Mel- downing the 76crs for their fifth best-ever Georgs.team march wirnilngest mentor in collegiate Mlsalsslppl 85, UT Oiattaiiooga AND OF COURSE t Pirkey 180-808. con calltd and told her she had Wednesday, Includes 12 players chlonnl hit 16 of 21 shots from straight victory, paced by Gall 9 9 .000 — es off toe field with a - hard- hlstory- -har-rumph! 8 0 .571 cancer and was dying and her earned 33-24 decision—har­ Syracuse 24, Navy 21 who were not with toe team at YOUR TIRES the-field to lead all scorers vvlto Goodrich’s 84 points. meuana Now go on with 34 Bob Netolicky, wlto 30 points, Dallas 6 8 .429 2 last , dying requests was tickets rumph! toe fore- New Mexlcm 17, Vtex, El Paoo die opemng of last season. cast. •— Fast, Couiteoiis Service — Lyle Scores Denver 4 7 .884 8 to this game. "And she didn’t The other members of the 14 Promoted to toe parent club Jimmy Jones scored 12 .points I?****® S®®?! McGinnis, Alabama 29, Miami, Fla. 12 from the farm system were in toe final six minutes for , , ®e|^l*lned for 67 points Memphis 6 9 ,867 8 want just one. She wanted to. perfect mne—Nebraska (6-0), Notre Dame 88, Tplane 16 Ariiona St. 88, Wyoming 11 pitchers Steve Qarr, currently Utah and wound up tied wlto „ eodlng the Pacers over toe Wednesday’s Reeulte bring a friend wlto her," sold Alabama' (9-0), Michigan (6- Ohio State 27, Northwestern 21 12th Boxing in the Florida Instructional ” ★ SPECIAL OF THE WEEK it Zelmo Beaty with 23 each. Thompson of The Scoreboard Kentucky 116, Dallas 89 Mrs. Dooley, Incredulously. 0),< Toledo (9-0), Penn State «»*»bMrgh 18, Army 14 Ohio U. 84, Cincinnati 31 League, and Mike Pole, who ” In the flrst half, we were a ^ Habu^h took high game hon- Virginia 119, Floridians 116 "Another lady called from (8-0), Oklahoma (8-0) and Oor- B«»*en Ool. 28, No. lU. U Oklahoma 40, Kansas 14 ors with 38. Bowling Green 47, Xavier 27 was 8-7 with Pawtucket last Httle flat,” Anderson said, Indiana 154, PitUburgh 126 somewhere In South (Jaroltaa nell (7-0)—figure to stay un­ Washington St. 28, Oregon St. IS W in in Row Pro Hockey Standinge season, and outfielder Dwight “mainly because of toe game ^ Utah 127, New York 110 and claimed she met Vince IS defeated. ■«' Aris. 28, Brigham Young 17 GOODYEAR SUB XG 78 BLACK NHL California 40, Oregon 25 Evans, who batted .286 for Win­ l a s VEGAS. Nev. (AP) - Only games scheduled years ago. She thought this The ’Toledo Rockets, pos­ Harvard 18, Brown 12 SIZE F 78x14 the night before. We get very L l o S e d C i r C U l t T V . East Division Penn State 89, N.C. State 12 little rest on these consecutive- ’ Unbeaten Ron Lyle, 216%, of would get her some tickets. sessors of the nation’s long­ Clemson 24, Maryland'22 ston-Salem, W L T Pte OF OA Yale 10, Princeton 7 1st TIRE 831.IIS ea. — 2nd TIRE G S1.90 •&. Denver, scored his 12th straight "I asked her that If I had est win streak, will make it Colo. St. U. 20, West Texas Both Pole and Evans also-arc night gam es." F o F A 1 i - M 3 t H 1 8 N. York 4 24 68 85 Tourney Palrinaa Michigan 85, Purdue 20 He said toe Utah team Is * « 1, as s B ring victory, a third-round t ' some and let her have them, 88 ta-a-row as they wallop St. 12 now playing in the instructional Vt OFF Plus $2.38 F.B.T. 2 22 67 82 b o s t o n (Ai*) ^ T^^eded Texas ASM 24, Rice 21 e 260 pound man mountain, ' The mother of four says toe room OS they turn back rugged iilayers recently acquired in a •Lyle, toe aggressor through-. 4 7 4 12 48 66 'rtll pley at Will, ft Mary 18, Temple 14 team record by hitting his 39th pH speed, skill and power "whole town has gone stark Dartmouth. The' big difference trade from toe Milwaukee out,, dropped hie opponent wlto Dutroit 4 10 2 10 41 62 **®™® third-seeded Bar- Baylor 17, Texas Tech 14 straight free throw.' over, toe challongers' distance a eeriee jif blowe toward the craiy about this game. This Is between these two fine teams Brewers. They are pltchei-s- Wekt D l v l i ^ Wednesday in Texas 24, TCU 12 Marty Pattin and Lew Kruusso New York bit 56 per cent el 12 rounds, in the Houston As- does of round three. ctoloaso all they talk about. I ’m not go­ will be Bd Marinaro who has WE HONOR 12 4 0 24 40 27 ing to read another line In any been averaging just over 210 Air Force 41, Tulsa IS and outfielders Tommy Harper from the field an(l out- trodome on Wednesday, Nov. It wae Lyle'i eeventh knock- X ** 10 B 2 94 is M DUtriot 12 Southern Dlvl- rebounded toe Stars, 83-37. But 17. newspaper. That just ipakes It yards rushing per game. Jove! Utah State 21, Utah 18 and Pat Skrable. A R C O 0 out In nine fights and marked pu ti,' No. Carolina 27, Virginia 17 ! Mi r m asts ? h a r g ^ Utah reversed things in the sec- In a special, .ro-round bout, the eeoond loee for Louie worse. And I’ve told Vince, not That young man reminds me of Also new since opening day Calif. 5 6 8 18 52 65 _ , ~ Duke 17, Wake Forest 16 THE IN u»m> ond half, 30-19. George Chuvalo, toe Canadian against elx triumphs. to tell me anymore about the my college days when I was last April are Inflolders Cecil Phils, 6 7 1 11 80 48 Fair Honored Seiithern Cal. SO, Wash. 28 oa vital steal by Roland Tay- heavyweight champion, will In a companion feature, Vic gam e." Yale’s leading rusher—urn- Cooper, Juan Benlquez and UP TO 6 MONTHS TO PAY g. Louis 8 10 1 7 84 48 N®W YORK (AP) — Two 'She says people can’t tell '(umphi Western Mich. 82, Pacific 21 lor with 18 seconds left on toe meet aeveland "The Big <3at” "Dynamite” Scott, 207, of Loe Ruddy Hunter, outfioIdO- Rick L. Ang. 2 11 1 5 28 58 ffew England coUega football from her husband’s appearance West Virginia 42, VMI 20 clock kept the Virginia Squires Williams, of Houston. Both Angelee, scored a first-round SUU driving all-out for their Miller and pitcher Luis Tiant, players were named Monday to whether he’s nervous or not. Turkey Day shootout, Nebraska Ued with toe Kentucky Ckilonels fighte will be shown "live” on technical knockout over Bobby Wednesday’s Beaults Illtaols 20, Wisconsin 20 .vho was promoted to the Red the weekly BCfaC m ajor college Blit sha says, "H e’s got to be end Oklahoma will score de­ MANCHESTER TIRE, INC for first place in the Eastern big screen closed circuit TV at Francle, 228, also of Loe Angel­ New York 7, Los Angelos 1 Coast Qiiard 22, Wash, ft Lee 10 box during toe season. team. They were halfbiwk Paul 'nervoue, Let'e face It. They’re cisive vtotorles over Big Bight 295 BROAD ST. (QPPOSITE SEARS AUTOMOTIVE) TBL. 648*11$IV Division of toe American Bas- Northwest Catholic High School es at 2:14 of round one. It wse Pittsburgh 8, Vancouver l -Trinity 10, Wesleyan 18 The roster la comprised of 19 Metallo, who ran for 2M yards working eo hard. But they’ve foes, Kansas State and Kan­ ketball Association. cn North Main St. in West Hart- the eeventh victory and eeventh Montreal 6, Toronto 2 Central 80, CorUand 14 pitchers, four catchers, nine tn- AMPEE FREE PARKING and four touchdowns In Mas- been working no her (fall year. I sas. The Hoople System calls Manchester 14,. Bristol East. 0 tlolders and seven outfielders. . After he stole toe ball, Taylor ford. Tickets are available at (AP phulo) knockout for Scott, and the Chicago 8, Boston 1 saohusett’s I8-29 upset of Holy m)AD BLOCK- - Dave Wehl of Phlla(le’phia trips over Wilt Chamberlain of really haven't eeen all that 'em, Nebraska 28, Kansas Statf East Catholic 20, Glaatonbury It Is one under toe allowable drove In tor a basket that gave Nosslff Arms. third loee for Francle agalnet 14 Detroit 2, Minnesota 1 eVoss, and dofenslvo ond Mike Ths Old Boy Himstif Los Angeles as he tries to stay with Gail Goodrich during last night’s game. much a t him elnoe Auguet.' 6, and Oklahoma 29, Kansas 14. 8 limit of 40 players. successee. Only games scheduled Muool of Boston Oollogo. PAGE TW ENTY-jy)Ull MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., r’^TT^sriAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1971 BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE; with MAJOR HOOPLB PAGE TWBNTY.FIVE THI* I* TH' KINP O' CA* THAT WHEN VA PRiVe SIGN ON TH' DOTTBP^ VA'LU BE TH'ONLV CLUCtO WU VB SIMPLY a0^ MY WORRI a .i Ve Busliwu SorvICM 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW OIVIS YA 6TATURC, UP T T H ' HOUSE, LINS, ELMER ...AN' ON VBR BLOCK THAT / TO GIVE ME SOME HELP BEMfC ENSI ,ISSIP IN J’t SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wcn>e«i-Male 36 Dogs - lirds - Peft 41 P«6Tlft«J r-K OXAY/ TH' NEIGHBORS'LL HERE'S SOMETHIN' OWES T H m KINPy WITH 1HB BILLS! MV MYRCSeARCH____ HAT I'VE MONEY DOESN’T LAST a t t e n t io n I'LL TAKE BE GAWKIN'.,, m ts m T' THINK O'MONEY! , SCANT Aaiwar to rrt*toin Niil* TiMBBRLAND Tree Service— E v € R HOTlCcf WMCU EXPIZESSVif^ 1«AFFlC ELECTRICIAN — Good wages, ITJ BATIN' THEIR ABOUT! ANY LONGER THAN K '0 -IHE MUNDANE AFPAIRS CLASSIFIED Tree removal, pruning, loU ■ »UT WHCM ITTMiMS OUT ID JUST A all benefits, year 'round work. SHELOTB puppies (TOy Oollls), HEARTS OUT! WUNb OF LAMB CHOPS OF TH e YWRLD.' OF COtUCft Pilgrim Bit cleared. No Job too big or IB 8UMFCR-TO-BUMPER tV ffW SO D V FBW CARS , SUOPEHLT eUeRVBOtTV IS sable and white. Champion kT SUNCAV DINNER.' EXCEEP5 TME BPEED LIM IT Licensed men only need ap­ X’LL HELP OUT! amall. Fifteen yeara experi­ LAW-ABIDIWGr i ply. An equal opportunity em­ sired. Shote and wormed. 4 Icalandic tala ISOAfp^l Phone 742-9006. «IPO ACROSS ence. Bonded, Inaured. 742- J------37— ployer. Sol Cantor Electric SMB • M 1,5 Whm 5 Crawl ADVERTISING 9606. Inc., 19 Grove St., Rockville, kUyflowar SLubrlcata 876-0766. TMaklan CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SHARPENING Service —Saws, FREE kittens to good homes, 9 droppaU SParuaa 8 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. anchor 9 Trlaata win# knives, axes, shears, skates, CLERK — Drug Store, must be weeks old. 046-6047. S Plymouth maaaura rotary blades. Quick servlciTN' _ over 21. Driver's license, 10 Sapulchral COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV’T. Capitol Equipment Co., fe ■ -r Knowiedge of photography. SHIB-TZU puppies, AKC, per­ U Tart ■tonaohaat manent Innoculatlona, 8 11 Narrow Inltt Main St., Manchester. Hours \ Hours flexible. Apply in pre- 11 Lag joint 4180 P.M. DAY BBSDRE PVBUOA'nON dally 7:80-6, 'Thursday, 7:80-9' months. Car, leash and paper IMi. 14 Inland lOWlnacBsk son, Weldon Drug, 767 Main broken. (Tiampion sired. $160 15 Dlfjpatch 31 Oraak lattar 32 Writing labia M Pokar ttaka P^edllne for Batuntoy nnd Monday Is 4 >80 p.m. Friday Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7968. St., Manchester. 16 Naw England 23 Samarium 38 School lubjact 47 Bodlai of and up. Call 872-4967. MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD tTM (aymbol) 39Cuddlt walar TWO YOUNG married men will ACCOUNTANT — Excellent op­ ITHandltCrr.) 34 Hindu quaan 40 Salanlum 490rianUl PLEASE READ YOUR AD do small repair Jobs and palnt- portunity. I.,ocal certified pub­ FOR SALE — Great Dane pup­ ULandad 2SBritiah (aymbol) foodituff py, female, 16 weeks old, AKC HOLY SMOKE/\ proparty ing, also cellar cleaning and lic accounting firm is looking IT'S WEAZALL — I ■tataaman 41Walghtof SOHabraw light trucking. Call 646-2692, for capable, responsible and registered. Fawn colond. AND HE SEES /V^E!\ 30 UnruHIad 20 Dacaaaad India month Bred for children. 876-6108 af­ 32 Overtumad 27 Againit 43 Brink SlChinaaa . 646-2047. personable accountant. Expe­ ter 6 p.m. 24 Fortification 29______Actual 44 Filly aacrat loelaty rienced with "small firm” 28AgiUtad 30 Famala horaa 45 Laka in Irish 51 Singing yolca MASONRY — Brick, block, clients preferable but not nec­ 33 Arabian gulf 31 Olrl'i nama Fraa Stata 55 Boat paddla stene, cement work and re­ GERMAN Shepherd female pup EYPECTlNS 34 Comfort essary. Principals only. Rob­ for sale. No papers. Call 640- A TT L B i WUI not be pairs including fireplaces and 35 Tidy I r r 4 r " 1 9 w r ert J. Pue & Co., 9 Elm St., 8699. ii-n SSUpparlhnba • patios. 649-1604. Rockville, Conn. Call-876-6241. 37 CSueataat IF" IT" IRISH setter pups, AKC, field flrat and show background. Shots, TTumkigiving IT" r n 17“ 643-2711 SNOW Plowing — commercial FRANKLIN COMPANIES 41 Crafty r or residential. 646-1634. wormed. Reasonable. 1-642- a r I r ANNOUNCE 6222. 42 Famala ruff LF V OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 44Banquati i n 1 'TREE Removal — Land clear­ 48 Printing CAREER BLACK female poodle puppy, H 1 Antomobllet For Sole 4 ing, tree trimming, free esti­ WELL.aoON — I STUO< IPEWTICAL GROCERY LISTS'' miatakaa II OPPORTUNITIES AKC registered, for sale Call 53 Franch riyar a i l a ■ a a a a a a a mates. Call 1-267-0286. 649-1807. 'N^VOl^ SHIRT ROCKET s w e a t e r POCKET.AND 1970 'TOYOTA, good condition. In life sales and sales manage­ fKNTS ROCKET N THE HOPES T H A T VOU'P A lA K B 54 Craggy hill u ■ 54 HERALD 'TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — IT'nOTH'SnORE WITH AT LEAST OMB OP THEM/ > SSFalaagod ■ ■ ■ Best offer. Call owner, 649- ment. Starting salaries to $16,- WEST Highland white Terriers, PRISCILLA'S POP WHAT'RB 10U W AITIM O FOR? ^ STBraitllan 1 5T 1869. Trees cut, building lots clear------000 plus commissions. Complete AKC registered, 8 weeks old. BY AL VERMEER tapir ■ BOX L E H E R S ot i f 1 1 ed, trees topped. Got a tree P A nfinn CMU training in all aspects of life and Call after 6 p.m., 872-8138. P O O R T H A T 'S SHE CAN ALWAYS 1 SSLoitar F 1980 PONTIAC Tempest, stereo problem! Well worth phone ~ S id in g ______16 Private InttnicHons 32 Help Wanted-Femole 35 health insurance. Call Frank De- HOLLTHOCK NO A S K FO R A 59 Janon 15 For Your tape, excellent condition. Best LOST H E R PROBLEM 60Sadimant call, 742-8262. GUTTERS and roofs,- all types Fronzo, Regional Sales Man- DUPLICATE' 1F ^ 1 Information offer. Phone 872-0867. EXPERIENCED professional RN SUPERVISOR L IB R A R V 61 Bafora 44 46 47 Ew W IT SNOW Plowing, commercial, ^ replied. Rea- singer, college graduate, wish­ ager, to arrange for interview. I Ii#« CARD DUPLICATE J K l Henca (Latin) r 11 to 7 646-4695 between 8:30-4 p.m. An 42 5T ■ •nM: HfiniALD Wiu not am bassador, 1967 — 4-door residentlal. Prompt, courteous prices. Free estl- es voice students. Call 646-4993. J DOWN 64 56 w disclose the Identity of sedan, V-8, automatic, power servlce. 646-7770. mates, 646-1399. Vicinity Charter Oak Park. We are looking for a mature re­ equal opportunity employer. BOX STALLS for rent. Pasture llnatanca' 67 H w any advertiser using box steering, excellent condition, sponsible individual to coordi­ and trail riding. SouOi Wind­ letters. Readers answer­ 5960. 668-6287. —■ AL LAPLANT — Siding, roofing, YOGA — Exercise, relaxation, nate paUent care and personnel sor. 289-6538. 2IDghcarda B" 51 ST WANTED first class lathe hand 3 Liquid ing blind box ads who u Lij* . ... windows, awnings. Qual- nutrition. Group or private les­ for our 11 to 7 shift. Excellent and general machinist. maaaure -U desire to protect., their 1969 AUSTIN America, auto­ nOIISehOla Services 13»A workmanship, free esti­ sons. Call Shirley Banks, 649- wages and benefits. 6631. Metronics, Inc., Route 6 and (NiwsaAfi* iN nm iti association) idenUty cun follow' this matic, excellent condlUon, yel­ mates. Fully inaured. 649-3417, 44A, Bolton. procedure: low, $800. 849-8414. WASHING machine repairs, 872-9187. Contact Director of Nurses. Aiticles Por Sale 45 RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, i BA'TON lessons given In my CONS'TRUCnON Laborers. Ap- Enclose your reply to 1964 CHEVY, new shocks and Maytag. Reasonable rates. — home, private or group. Call MEADOWS HOT WATER furnace, 77,000 the box in an envelope — Roofing and 643-8996. CONVALESCENT ply Alco Development Corp., Btu, complete, $60. convec­ tires In front, needs muffler, Owner of Pike Coin Wash and 1 Court St., Rockville. address to the Classified 5826, call 849-9741, after 4. Dry CTeanlng, 276 West Middle Chimneys CENTER tors. BuUt-ln bath tubs, lava­ Manager, Manchester 16. A 646-2321 tories, cabinet sinks, alumi­ Evening Herald, together Turnpike, next to Stop and Schools and Classes 33 SERVICE staUon attendant, num combination doors. 643- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1989 PEUGEXJT 4-door, black, Shop. 643-4913, 647-1719. Specializing re An equal opportunity employer. part-time. Apply In person. Bo­ with a memo llstti^ the standard shift, very eco­ 2466 evenings, 648-1442. companies you do NOT pairing roofs of all klrids, new HOTEDMO'TEL Training, men- land Motors, 369 Center St., want to see your letter. nomical. $1,460. Call 646-3107. 'TREES removed, lots 'cleared, roofs, gutter work, chimneys, women, couples. Age no bar­ BOOKKEEPER — at least 6 Manchester. SCREENED loam, sand,' attics and cellars cleaned. cleaned and repaired, 30 rier. Approved . Conn. State years experience, good typist, GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KKOHN Your letter will be de­ 1961 PLYMOU'TH, running con- gravel, processed gravel, stroyed If the advertiser Light trucking, also painting. years experience. Free esti­ Board of Education. Veteran’s Wlllimantlc area. Reply Box stone, fUl. Also bulldozer and 7 - is one you’ve mentioned. dltlon, good for parts. Best of­ Free estimates. 646-6489 after mates. Call Howley, 643-6361. training. For infbrmaUon call L, Manchester Herald. EXPERIENCED I r m K c^0|[p^l^lN^ m % N im m " INI "m E VMORRy W A R T ^ fer. 649-4642. backhoe service and drain P M A 0 L Y If not it will be handled 4:30 p.m. ^Country Schools, Regional of­ PRODUCE CLERKS fields. <3eorge H. Griffing, An­ MY U p e A mo Po YOU yo u m p e : in the usual manner. fice, 86S-1746. AfriiA 1962 COMET, V-8, automatic, LIGHT trucking, cellars and at- HeaHng ond Plumbing 17 RN’S Full-time positions. Excel­ dover, 742-7886. IN thip. f^eviou^ LIP^? needs some work. Body In tics cleaned, odd Jobs. Rubbish 3 to 11 shift. lent starting rate with one HUN (rood condition. Asking $60. 736 GRANTS Plumbing Service — of the best wage schedules OFFKJE coiXer, unused, fully IN A removed, domestic and com­ Help Wanted~Femqle 35 Full-time RN needed In this automaUc, roll fed, $660., new, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Lost and Fennd 1 North Main St., Manchester. mercial, 644-8962. Free estimates, plus quality in the industry. Complete work. 643-6341. WOMAN to care for children, modem facility. Advance to all program of fringe benefits. sacrifice $200. or best offer. FOUND — The best place to 1968 'TEMPEST, clean, V-8, RE WEAVING of bums, moth- must Uve-ln. Call after 4 p.m., levels of nursing. Excellent Apply P ^ r , chemicals for older standard transmission, 648-. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ M & M Plumbing and Heating, 649-2633. wages and benefits. machines, 643-2466. choose home decorations and 1686 daytime, please. no Job too small. Free esti­ gifts Is Your Gift Gallery at dow shades made to measure, Contract Director of Nurses. MOTTS TEAC 4010S, T ” reel to reel Watkins, 986 Main St. Your all size VeneUan blinds. Keys mates gladly given. Bathroom PART-'TIME during spare time, 1962 FORD FAIjCON staUon remodeling, heating systems demonstrating new cosmetic SHOP-'RITE > tape deck complete. Kenwood home town friendly world of wagon, automatic, bucket made while you wait. Tape re­ MEADOWS SUPERMARKET 170 Mratt AM-FM stereo re­ gifts. Telephone, 643-6171. corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 worked on, water pump work, line. Call 649-8986 between 6- seats. $96. Phone 647-1064. faucet packings. 649-2871. 6:30 p.m. convalescent 1601 West Main St. ceiver. Teac A20 Cassette tape Main St., 649-6221. WiUlmantic deck. All equipment complete LOST: Passbook No. 26-0074446, 1966 FORD GALAXIE 600, 4- CENTER Savings iDept. of The Connecti­ SAM WATSON Plumbing and RN or LPN for 3 to 11 shift. 646-2321 and 6 months old. 646-6870 door hardtop, V-8, automaUc TWO handymen want a variety Heating. Bathrcom remodel­ Full-time or part-time. I^one An equal opportunity employer. BINDING man wanted — Must between 6-8. - cut Bank A Trust Company. transmission, power steering. of Jobs by day or hour. We ing and repairs. Free esti­ 646-4619. ______be experienced In skiing and Application made for payment. Excellent condition through­ clean yards, atUcs and cellars mates. Call 649-3808. sales. No phone calls please. BLACK western saddle, excel­ PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI 0 0 out. $796. 619-6290. Reasonably .C!all 643-6308. KEYPUNCH Operator to work WANTED babysitter with car, See Manager, Rizzo Ski (Jha- lent condlUon, $86. Call 649- "LOST Savings Passbook No. nights with system 3, 96-col­ four or five nights a week. 646- let, Vernon (Jlrcle, Vernon. 4206. 0-01667-8 Hartford NaUmial 1967 RAMBLER REBEL 770, 4- LIGHT trucking, cellar aiid Millinery, umn card-data recorder. Ex­ 3439. Bank and Trust Co., Middle door sedan, V-8, automatic attics cleaned, odd Jobs, perience necessary. Excellent ------MAN wanted — part-time eve- SNOW BLOWER — Ariens, 6 Turnpike Office. Application transmission, power steering. lawns, trees cut and removed. Dressmaking 19 nings fot- floor washing and **-P- 80" reel mower, $426. Call 643-6000. opportunity to associate with Made for Payment." Clean. Low mileage. $796. 649- LADIES’ dresses, suits, wedding an established firm. Excellent HAIR STYLIST WANTED duUes. 646-4220. Phone 649-9161. 6290. LOST — Passbook No. 6-1433. EAGER handymen willing to gowns and veils, all custom benefits, good starting pay. Ap­ MAN WANTED — part • Ume ALUMINUM sheets used as Savings Bank ai Manchester. do any task at a reasonable made. Some alteraUons. Rea­ ply Coca CJcXa, 461 Malrf St., Part-time, excellent working mornings, for washing floors PrtnUng plates. .006 thick, 28x 1962 CHEVROLE3T Impala, su­ East Hartford. ApidicaUon made for payment. per sport convertible. Call 872- rate. 646-4381, 626-6168. sonable prices. 649-1133. conditions, salary or com­ and Janitorial duUes. Call 646- 86", 26 cents each or 5 for $1 . 9962. mission. Must have good 4220. 643-2711. LOST — Passbook No. 8-13B0. Moving - Savings Bank of Manchester. 1966 MUSTANG, 6 cylinder, Building Conrracl'lng 14 SEWING TEACHER ability for high style and Help Wanted - GBRTS a gay girl, ready for a -M*- N1M-. Taxrti iwL oa. Application made for payment. standard, white, good running Trucking - Storage 20 hair cuta. Call after 6 p.m. whirl after cleaning carpets &€> ccndltlon, $676. 613-8826. GENERAL carpentry —- Roof­ 628-8868. Male or Female 37 with Blue Lustre. Rent electric 'You mean you’d rather have MICE?" MANCHESTER ~ Z Deliver}'- Sewing teacher wanted '<-to—« ing, siding, no Job too small. Instruct adults and teen­ SCHOOL bus drivers, Bolton, shampooer $1. Pinewood Fur­ POUND —Black, female, pup- 1970 FORD Mustang, 2-door Free estimates. Phone after llg^t trucking and package de­ niture Shop. py.-Call Dog Warden, 646-4666. hardtop, $1,930. Savings Bank livery. Refrigerators, washers agers In our sewing course. hours 7:20-9 a.m.. 2-3:60 p.m. C 6:30 p.m., 646-7616. Ask for Full-Ume, good working con- WOMAN — Part-time, to attend . Minimum age 22 years. We . n z ? -sT Carl. and stove moving, specialty. TAG 8AUE — 628 West Middle TOiiHD - Black and brown fe- 646-1700. Folding chairs for rent. 649- diUons and all company laundromat in Manchester will train. 649-8400. Tpke., Saturday and Sunday, benefits. Apply In person ; MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY male German shepherd, BoL LEON CIESZYNSKI buUder — 0762. Parkade, Monday through Fri­ 9-6, books, glassware etc. ton Dog Warden, 649-6000. Trucks - Troctori 5 day, 6 to 9 p.m. Call 243-0997 DISHWASHER, part-Ume, Tl new homes custom built, re-1 THE SINGER CO. or 232-0000. a.m.-3 p.m. Apply Acadia Res­ OFFKJE desk, hardly used, ex­ ^ PRINT UP lOO COPIES AND BY DICK CAVALLI POUND — Tiger kitten, vicini­ 1966 FORD PlOO pick-up, 6 cyl­ modeling, addlUons, rec taurant. Tolland Tpke., Man­ WINTHROP Painting - Papering 21 856 Main St. cellent condition. No mar top, /MAILTHBMTDM!/GIRL FRIENDS! ty Woodland and Main, 646- inder, low mileage, exceptl<»i- rooms, garages, kitchen re­ WOMEN, housewives, full or chester. gray green steel construction. rr QAVS HEBE THATTHE AAAlN BEAScDN . IS THACT PEOPLE a r e TTW AAAKE3,S0NSe. 8291. modeled, bath tile, cement Manchester part-Ume, this Is the Job that al condition. New paint. Urea, T. J. FLANAGAN & SO N S~ DO you need to get out of a fi­ Call 872-3279. that THEBE ABE AAOOEOLDPB3f=1_E IN UIVINQ U3NSER. battery and brakes. Must be work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ PainUng and papering. Fully will help with expenses. This THIS CXXJNTRy'THAN EVB2 BEfOBE... seen. 872-4876. dential or commercial. Call is a Job you have experience nancial rut? Do you have the WE now carry doJl house furni­ insured, workmen’s compentia- ambition and desire to become Penonab 649-4291. Uon, liability, property dam- RN — Interesting position avail­ for. This is a Job with flexible ture scaled 1" to foot, also, J INTERNATIpNAL % ton plck- flge. Call 643-1949. able in Manchester internists’ condlUons. This Job Is domes­ financially Independeht? Are hand made accessories for ORDER now! Hand made arti­ uj> truck, 1967. Good condition. JACQUES of all trades, carpen­ office. Duties Include assisting tic work which Is a skill few you willing to back that ambi­ same. 872-3279, Cha-Ro-Lane, / tt/TTi ^ cles, crocheted or knitted. Call $996. Phone 1-687-6473. try, addiUons, paneling re- J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom doctors, insurance forms and people recognize . -Take pride tion and desire with a modest Route 74. onyUme, 649-8039. • modeling, general repairs. No decorating, interior and ex­ phone contact. Ability to deal In what you can do and earn investment of your time and 1953 FORD tractor with front Job too big or small. Reason­ terior, paperhernging, fully In­ with public a must. Hours are extra cash. Call 643-7949. money. If the answer is "yes", FOR Holiday Entertaining — RIDE needed vicinity St. Frain- end loader, $1,360. Call after able, free estimates, 742-6612. sured. For free esUmates, call 9-6, 0 days a week and every call 649-9640, 643-6818, between Punch bowl sets, cake stands Cls Hospital, hours 8 to 4:16, 5 p.m. 649-9330. 649-0668. If no answer 643-6362. other Saturday with a day off BABYSITTER wanted for tod­ 6-7 p.m. and plates, celery dishes, large from Spring St., Manchester.- N.J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter during that week. Please reply dler, full-time days, In my platters, compotes, covered I HI 643-0386. f contractor. AddlUons, remod­ RICHARD E. MARTIN. Full home. 646-7437. OFFKJE Manager—full charge butters, etc. Cha-Ro-Lane, Trailers - eling and repairs. Coll any- to Box BB, Manchester Her­ bookkeeping experience neces­ BUZZ SAWYER professional painting service, ald. Route 74, 8'ra-S279. BY ROY CRANE RIDE WANTED — from Route Mobile Homes 6>A Um'e for free esUmate. 876- interior-exterior. Free esti­ Help Wonted-Male 36 sary, ability to perform admin­ //-// 44-A, vicinity Route 81, Coven­ 1642. mates, fully insured. 649-4411. MATURE woman, as sales­ istrative and supervisory du­ T \NOULON'T THINK OF INTERFERING WITH MY DAUGHTERS HPS A Y delighted to meet ,A NOBLEAAAN/ THE OWNER WEDDING, KELLY, MY PEAR. NOW LET ME MEET THIS try to. ToUand Tpke., Manches­ ONE-YEAR old 16' trailer, ful­ woman evenings, including SUPERVISOR — Some experi­ ties. Send resume to Robert J. SMUCGlERiy A SMUGGLER OF SUCH THIS MAGNIFICENT CASTLE. ter, 7 a.m. — 8:80 p.m. Uigent. ly equipped ' plus extras. Call WES ROBBINS C ^ e n try re- GEORGE N. CONVERSE Z. Saturday afternoon and eve­ Pue & Co., CPA, 9 Elm St., YOUNG MAM ' ARISTOCRATIC LINEAGE, modeling speclallst^AddiUons, ence In transportation neces- OKAY, THIS IS Y0UR4 SEflOR CASTILLO Y Call 742-8278 after 6:30 p.m. 643-7670. Painting, interior and exterior, ning. Apply in person, Card sary, high school diploma. Rockville, (Jonn. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE rec rooms, domtiBl^, porches, paper hanging. Free esU­ WANTED! BRAGANZA,, 1967 SCHULT 12x60’ with shed cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, Gallery, Manchester Parkade. Must be willing to fill In nights. PART or full-time position, YOU KNOW rM VOO'VSaOTTO A» rr »- rM STiwrcHiNa the law mates. Call 648-2804 after 4 Liberal benefits. Send confi­ MOT M LOVE WITH as RBALiariC" AG PXaCUTOR OF SRSkI ------and awning. Excellent condl­ bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. p.m. ' WOMAN for Saturdays, 8 a.m. open in sales , or management Automobiles For Sale 4 Uon. 1-420-0164. dential resume to Lombard with a 6-year old, very suc­ LATHE AND MILL Y0UiCAiCLTON.JtNP FOR THB BOY'G esTAre by mriNB you to 4 p.m. to care for two peo­ Bros. Inc., P.O. Box 302, East you 9TILL WONT MASONRY work all types stone INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ cessful direct sales company. MACHINIST 1969 CHRYSLER Town and ple, Manchester, good wages, Hartford, CJonn. 06108. An equal MS TO MARRY 22’ HOLEDiAY Travel trailer, and concrete, no Job too small, cial rates for people over 66. Sales experience is not neces­ Second Shift Country station wagon. Low model 210, base price new $8,- over 20 years experience. Free nice surroundings. (Jail 868- opportunity employer. X mileage. Show room condition. Call my compeUtors, then call 6660. sary. If jrou desire extra in­ 600. Excellent condition with esUmates. (Jail after 5, 643- me. EsUmates given. 649-7863. come ydlling to work and ac­ 649-8043. many extras, steering wheel 1870 or 644-2976. MECHANIC — experienced, to TOOL AND WHAT DO you want for Christ­ work o n . fleet of trucks, no cept training call 876-6991 for 1967 FORD Fairlane — stan­ and Ure, large refrigerator, CEILING specialist expert mas? You ^ a n have it. Just more information. DIE MAKER stereo tape player, awnings, DORMERS, garages, porches, workmanship. One celling or ■ helpers needed. Call 643-2373. dard transmission, very good rec rooms, room additions, become an Avon Representa­ First and Second Shifts condition. Asking $800. or best etc. Would consider late model all your ceilings repaired and tive. Earnings pile up quickly ELEXTTRKJIAN —Journeyman, PART-TIME delivery work in 9' pick-up camper In trade. Fi­ kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, painted. Reasonable rates. Manchester area, neat appear­ offer. Phone 873-9661. siding, general repairs. Qual­ because everyone appreciates all benefits.. Call 644-1429 after nancing available. For ap­ (Jail 649-69^3. the ease and convenience of 6 p.m. ance, must have driver’s li­ INSPECTOR 1961 CHRYSLER New Yorker, pointment call 876-0707. ity workmanship. Financing cense and car. (Jail 643-0472 be­ First Shift available. Economy Builders,. shopping the Avon way, Call ALLEY OOP ' full pOWOF, gt>6d ninnlug con­ now! 286-4922. ' SALES and service representa­ tween 2 :30-3:30. BY V. T. HAMLIN dlUon. Phone 644-2341. Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, eve­ Floor Finishing 24 tive Opening for an ambi­ Class A, familiar with HOWD YOU MANAfiE j IT WAS REALLY NO SOTHATB Yaau3F COURSER ______Motorcycles-BIcycbs 11 nings. PART-TIME work,- -10 a.m. to TtaNEAKUPONUS / PnOBLBH! WElD HOUSEKEEPER — We nJed a tious, reliable, hard working aircraft work.. Job shop WHERB . WAinED umnL YOU FLOOR SANDING, and refln- 2 p.m. or 3:30 to 7:30 shift. UKE THAT? _ ^ 9 i»4 OBSERVINS YOU were! RASeSP IT BEFORE CHOPPER, girl’s, 3 gears, 2 MASONRY work, all types. No ishlng (specializing in older full-time housekeeper, Monday person who would like to work \ajRMOVEMENISL. MAMNS OUR MOVE.' 1967 OHEyROLET, 2-door 283, years old, good condition, $30. through Friday, 11 a.m. to 7 into management. Five - day Must be over 16 years old and experience. Overtime. STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Job too small. Excellent work-' ^floors). Inside painting, paper standard. Call 643-8876. Call 646-8116 after 3. manshlp, many years experi­ hanging. No Job too small. p.m. -Light housework, meal week, salary plus commission have neat appearance. $1.86 preparation, shopping, etc. - per hour plus production bo­ APPLY IN PERSON. HOLP,EFFBNPl! ^ . I FASHION THE THE DEVICE I COME FROM CHEVROLET — 1967 Caprice, ~ ence. Free esUmates. Call af­ John Verfallle, 649-8760. 872- and oar allowance. All com­ -THIS IS NOT SYMBOL OF MV I I ITD THE FRUITFUL LAND Builnets Services 13 ter 6 p.m., 742-6486. 2222. Must enjoy small children. pany benefits. Apply in per­ nus. (Jail 613-0472 between 2:30 4-door hardtop. Clean, excel­ One weekend per month and 3:30, ask (or Mr. Higgins. J. T. SLOCOMB CO. behold, the nbw AIMLESS ANCIENT TRIBE ----7 ! EAST OF THB lent condition. Gold with black son, The Singer Co., 866 Main DRIVER DOES A MENDING... -NOT 70 BE TRUSTED TAR PITS.' FOR RENT — Chipmore brush NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS— occasional overnights. No holi­ St., Manchester. MATSON HII4 , ROAD Vinyl top. Power steering, pow­ chipper with man, hour day or Sihiofloiis Wanted - 'woman's WORK er brakes. Must sell, ^ y rea­ Remodeling, repairing, addl- Bonds - days. Own transportation re­ SO. GLASTONBURY with a needle! week. 742-9606. ’ Uons, rec rooms, porches and quired, Excellent pay and TWO men wanted part-time, sonable offer. 742-8243.' Stocks - Mortgages 27 Janitorial work, evenings. Female 38 633-9486 . CARPENTER available eve­ roofing. No Job too small. Call benefits. 643-9146 after 6 -p.m.' I960 MERCURY Marquis Colo­ 648-8144. .MORTGAGES' -•'~-lst, .-uid 2nd, Phone between 3:30 and 6 MOTHERS Will care for nings and weekends. No Job too WOMEN — 18 years or over to p.m., 623-0624. your child In my licensed ny Pqrk, 10-passenger wagon. big or too email. Call Stephen mortgages—Interim financing AS THE CAMEL 26,000 miles, full power, air- REMODELING done — rec — expedient and confidential model ski clothes. Must have home. By hour or day. 643- IMI PRIVERS WAIT Martin, at 646-7306 after 2 p.m. rcoms, breozeways, garages, skiing experience. No phone MEN with no current service 9044. ll-ii conditioned. $2,896. 872-6387. — - k____ service. J. D. Real Estate Ah- liability who have good me­ Read Herald Ads FOR MAPAME kitchens. Call anytime, 643- soc., 643-6120. calls please. See Manager, Riz­ HOOKk ENTER' STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls,' 7996. chanical aptitudes to work on I960 VOLVO, 144S. Beautiful fireplaces, flagstone .terraces. zo Ski Chalet, Vernon (Jlrcle, TAINMBNT... ACT NOW! Mortgage money Vernon. a shift either from 8 a.m. to LANCELOT condliUon. $2,160. Phone 646- All concrete repairs, both In­ GENERAL ContraoUng — (Jar- 4:30 p.m. or 4 ;30 p.m. to 12:30 BY COKER and PENN 6614 dr 640-4666. side and outside railings, land­ available with no appraisal or LORI, sew TH6 '= = = ^ ^ A N P 5EW ''= r = = ^ ,..A N P SEW pentry, roofing, siding, gut­ service charges. Confidential CASHIER Full-time for. cash u.m.. Packing polyethylene r 'v 7 ...ANO\/L and IP stti THINK I'M ^ scaping. Reasonably priced. ters, masonry, addlUons. No and carry lumberyard. Many bags with the eventual possi­ BUTTONS OM /V6G, Y/TH’TROUSeRSfyc^, V THE HOLe$ yXe&TS &e\N rOFANVTHINGei.se 1866 FORD XL, 390, 4-8peod, Call 648-0861. interviews. No obligation. MVeHIRTS.,.yLANCejXPl9CRBT«.Vl^e!X|N/W^Kp/'/LMCeU LANC6I,1 /m GETTING bucket seatSf Immaculate. Job too small. Free estimate. James Lynch, 068-9166, 068- company benefits. For a per­ bility 'of learning -to become OF MINS TO SEW UR- another . 640-0778. set-up men on polyethylene WANTED Must be sehn. $1,100. Phone SNOW plowing — commercial 6283. sonal interview call Mr. Mc­ 0 0 RIOHTAHgAP/, (?NEOF bag machines. Fine working THoec 649-4612. only. Prompt dependable ser­ Intyre, 649-0136. Un?ESI9riBLE vice. Reasonable. Ptioiie 640- MORTQAQES, loans, first, sec­ conditions in a small modem BY ROUBON 1962 OLDSMOBILE, 2 • door Special Services 15 ond, third. All kinds. Realty RELIABLE woman to mind plant at 672 Tolland St.. East Service Station Manager UftSEEl ■ LITTLE SPORTS 6768 after o'p.m. two preschool children, days. "WIFT hardtop. Also 8-traok stereo PIANO Tuning by graduate of statewide. Credit rating unnec­ Hartford. Please call (or Inter­ for sale. Call 640-4874. JUNK CARS removed, $10 essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ Must have own transportation, view between 1 p.m. and 3 Midnight Shift — 12:00 to 8:00 A.M. { Hartt College of Music. Instru­ Vernon. 646-1284 after 6 p.m .' each, any condlUon. Call 872- ments sold and repaired. Sheet tial, quick arrangements. Al­ p.m. weekdays only, ask (or '' $ - m k 1067 VOLKSWAGEN, Bug. g ^ 0433. ------Mrs, Perry, 628-9471. . . . n /lD o x - running condlUon, $600 firm. music and accessories. Ward vin Lundy Agency, 827-7971. Here's a wonderful opportunity for the right nuuil Krause, 043-6336.. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart- Call 640-2664, LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also CLEANING ■ woman desired. JANITOR -- Experienced, eve­ Excellent starting salary, pleasant working - ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Cain 643-7336. nings, part-time. Manchester- NEED CART Credit vorjT bud? moving largo appliances.' plus lUl company benefits such as hospitalisation p»— Burning barrels delivered, $4. Rockville area. Call 613-8691, 3 paid holidays, vacations, and much more. If ‘-*trirtiH J Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ 644-1778. Roofing — Siding 16 Biitlnnu Opportunity 28 employment agency per- to 6 p.m., only. est Douglas aooepti lowest —------r r r sonnol counselor. Must be ful­ JUk [aev ri Oaei la«to«M (a*e BIDWELL Home Improvement GOOD restaurant buHlnces ly experienced, for position In down, smallest payment, any­ SNOW PLOWlNtO, commercial Co. Expert Installation of alu­ MECJHANIC — part-time. Ap­ Write Box O, c/o Manehontor HoroM where. Not small loan finanuo wtints working partner or newly formed employment ply between 8:30-6 p.m. Amer- and residential'. Reasonable minum elding, gutters and 13 Blssell Street, Manchester, Osna. #MM company plan. Dougins Motors rates. Contracts accepted. Call someone to ln>!ost, May sell If' agency opening shortly East of belle Corporation, 104 East trims. Roofing installation and price Is right. Call after 6 Hartford. Cull 628-1778, eve­ 546 Main. 046-8467. repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. Main St., Rockville. An equal p.m., 646-6248 or 647-1691. nings, 233-7872. opportunity employer. PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC9E.«^TER, CONN,, TOURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Aportm onts - Fkrts - H o i m m Per Sale 72 Homes Por Sole 72 Hemes Per Sale 7 2 H o im m For Sain 72 Lott For Sain Tonomotifs 63 73 Our of Town MANCHESTER, $90,000, gra­ MANCHESTER, — . Colonial For Sain 75 Meskill, Mrs. Dunn Tolland C.ouniy Thifault Takes His Oath CLASSIFIED four bedrooms, dining room! i-oid io,-)-O n e mile from South MANCHESTER -7- Newer two- cious 7-room Colonial, formal MANCHESTER Manohoster. BouuUfutly wood­ BERRY’S Offered by the fireplace, recreation room, VERNON ■ 714-rcom Raised bedroom apartment, second dining room, modem kitchen, 4 , ed building lot. Acre plus. Ranch, nicety landscaped lot, Superior Court bedrooms, trees, centrally lo- $ ®iW®— -room cape, rec room, two-ione heaUng, Good sized L floor. Brick four-family. Heat 2 6 PreaUge area $6,600 M. H. asRiimahlQ mortgage, $29,600. As Selectman in Tolland and appliances Included. cated. Hutchins Agency Real- faras*! quiet area, lot. Prestige area. Off Keenoy ADVERTISING Palmer, Roaltor, 6is e 33<, 640- Cnrriaro Realty, 646-1110. On Phase 2 Panels A Jury brought In a guilty Former First Selectman Adults, no children, per tors, 649-8324. $26,900—Spotless 6-room Ranch, fit., $34,900. Josdor Realty 0638. first place and Frank P i^m , lies PHILBRICK verdict yesterday against Mar­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS month. Paul W. Dougan. Real­ i r r - —------, ------aluminum siding, fire- Realtors, 633-1411. WASHINGTON (AP) her 21-member committee Charles Thifault was sworn in second place; bow hunter class tor, S49-4SSS. ' ! $M,900 — OFF BAST CENTER place, garage, kcreened HRBRON-aiLEAD, Veil ^^^Ide Wanmd - Rnol Etfatn 77 Three Connecticut residents would be advising the federal cel Hemmingway, 26, of Wll- ns selectman yesterday after­ B, Norman Warren, first and 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M. 8t., 0 spacious rooms and porch MANCHESTER Including Gov. Thomas J. Mos- on the Blze i f the lot, from one Cest of Living CommlHsirn, the llmantlc rn each of two counts noon by Tewn Clerk Elaine Gus Lessor, second; bow hunter MANCHESTER — Newer one- AGENCY 4 BEDROOMS UNDER 30 SELLING your homo or acre­ klll were named Wednesday to $a7,900-Mini-esUte, 4-bedroom to two acres, $7,000 to. $10,000. Wage Price Board and the Pay charging breaking and entering class C. Graydon Lockwood, bedroom duplex Includes heat, Make It a point to see this age? For prompt friendly ser­ ccmmlttees involved In imple­ Bugbee, one week after the COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 8 ^ Victorian Colonial, fire- t!ro88 Realty, 228.0065. Crmmlsslon. first; bare bow class B, Dick PORTER ST. area oversised 8- 8 ftQQltiOIlftJ POOIYIG &nd bAth *%isoA 4 iz. laiw* IaI aluminum sided Capo on a vice, call Ixouis Dlmock Real­ a dwelling in the daytime and election. BEFORE PUBUGATION appliances, carpets, alr-condl- menting Phase 2 of President Mrs, Dunn said she plans a Jarvis, first; freestyle class A, tlonlng. Full ^sem ent. 319B room Cape with central alr- second floor. 270' lot. Hutchins stmei’v b^ quiet side street. Oversized CORNER building lot, HllU.'’ rd ty, Realtors, 649-9838. larceny between $260 and $2 - De«dlln« for SatunUy and Monday is 4:30p.m. Friday Nixon's program of eccncmie trip to Washington, probably The swearing in ceremonies Tom Roberts, first; bare bow, per ihonth. Paul W. Dougan, condltlonlng, large living room, Agency, 649-0334. stately trees. Must be 2-car garage. Now roof on and Duval St., 160x60 lot cf controls. 000. M6n. next week, to learn more about scotched widely circulated ru­ women, class B, Carol Sullivan, Realtor, 649-4330. formal dining room, kitchen — _ ------. house and aluminum awn- record, sewer, water. Terms SELLING your property? We Meskill was appointed to the her duties. The state claimed that Hem- with built-ins, first floor family ’^'^N O K B RD. — 4-bedroom $29,000—Large clean------6-room need listings, call John H. Lap- mors that Thifault would not first. VOUB COOPERATION WILL m A I ings. City water and sewer arranged, 872-6569, committee on state and local Her appointment, she said, mlngwny was an accessory and MANCHESTER — One - bed­ room, 2 fireplaces, 2 full baths, ^ choice residential Ranch, garage, quiet resl- pen Inc., Realtors, 649-6261. accept the post. BE APPRECIATED PIA L 643-2/11 tor only $27,900. Call John governmenf cooperation. Ho Is will have no elfect on her Job was therefore charged as a Also, freestyle women, class room apartment. Ranch type garage, many of the rooms have Area, 3 bedrooms up, one dentlal area. Immediate GLASTONBURY - One acre McLaughlin at 649.6306. to be sworn in Monday at the as commissioner, which she principal in a break A:ommltted His absence at Tuesday B. Barbara Jarvii, first; free­ building. Private entrance. near golf course. IxjIh I-jiCrolx AIxL CASH for your property wall-to-wall carpeting. Beauti- 2 baths. Priced to sell. occupancy, Executive Office Butting snd by two 16-ycar-old boys, one of night’s meeting of the Board of style youth, girl, Fellnda Iteb- Heat and appliances Included. Agency, 668-0464. within 24 hours. Avoid red will retain, althcugh: "I imag­ Continued From Prece»*■«* Manchester Parkade zoned, Phllbrick Agency, Real­ month.” Thifault sidestepped any ArMclet Por Sale 4H Household Goods 51 large lot, $82,000. «»■«■ ainvni««„M treed lot. Mrs. Barbara Dunn of East both of North. Windham, were The club’s first life member-’* MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- year old aluminum sided cus­ Manchester 649-5306 tors, 646-4200. "I am gr.ateful to President questions regarding the delay in bedrocm Townhouse including tom built, 8-room aarrlson. **8,900—8 - year - old 8-room Hartford, Connecticut's con­ Nixon fer this opportunity to caught by police in the act of being sworn Into office, al­ ship award was presented to EXCELLENT, efficient, eco- TWIN BEDS, mahogany, twin BOX MOUNTAIN — Contem­ Grand Jury Test taking feur rifles and six hand­ heat, appliances, m baths, car­ Famlly room with beamed Raised Ranch, 4 bed- MANCMESTEH • - Vernon llno- sumer protection commission­ study avenues of help for con­ though he held out the possibil­ Gi'aydon Lockwood of Manches­ nomical. Blue Lustre carpet beddlnr unused. Maple double porary Ranch. 8 rooms, 2V& guns from the hciW of Russell pets, ^11 basement. $230 per celling and built-in bar, dream rooms, fam ily room with . 0room Ranch. Attached ga­ er, was appointed chairman of sumers from constantly rising ity of making a clarifying state­ ter. cleaner. Rent electric sham- bed. rhree twln-slie head- baths. Lot 102x210', w t^ e d . Resort Property Asked at Center Martin of Crane Hill Rd., Mans­ month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ kitchen with barbecue, etc. fireplace, aluminum sid­ rage, enclosed porch, 3 bed­ the health services industries health-care costs," she said. ment at a later dale. The harmless hunter award pooer |1 . E. A. Johnson^Paint,., boards, miscellaneous fumi- Twenty mile view. $44,600. field on June 2. The state Oo., 723 Main St., Manchester, ture. «t0-S051. tor, 649-4030. etc. Call Now. Hayes Agency, ing, 2-car garage. Situat­ rooms, 1% baths, finished For Sale 74 HARTFORD (AP) — Two board, and John A. Hill of "The rising cost of medical The rumor may have begun was presented to Joseph Ekilll- charged that Hemmingway 646»4601 . ------• -ROOM OLDER HOME in good 646-0131. ed on acre wooded lot. basement, dishwasher, bullt- state representatives have Farmlnaton, president of the service Is of tremendous con­ van of Manchester and the most 6 drove them to the vicinity and when Republican Town Chair­ ------1 - ______SEnviNG MACHINE — 1971 slg- MANCHESTER — Newer two- All bullt-lns, carpeting, lns, carpeting throughout. t h r e e summer cottages, $ ,- usked Superior Court Judge An­ Hospital Corp. cf America, was cern to all citizens. A maior ill­ valuable member to Barbara condition. 2-car garage, cen­ 17 that he was aware of their in­ man Russell Stevenson specu­ AUCnON — Thursday evenlnjf sag, unclaimed layaway, bal- *’*ent, $135. monthly. Security. °"® 3 huge walk-ins. Six ample dining room, dream kitchen Gloves when you inspect our H. Abraham said the formal re­ cerned President Nixon may Each club member will do­ proximately 6,000 sq. ft. of floor Four bedrooms, big paneled crowded commuter bus this sand. 643-9604. ------1___ !______!______Adults. Phone 649-2813. “ security required. Ref- rooms, including a formal and attached garage. Gorgeous spacious Raised Ranch in quest came this week. Judge werk out a Middle East solution nate two articles for the auc­ erences. Call after 6:30 p.m.. BOLTON — 3Vi>room apart­ area, zoned industrial. For sale family room with beamed cell­ morning, slightly wounding Harris ^Broke’, Manchester Evening Herald — ------——------COOLERATOR refrigerator, ------— ------dining room plus full base­ treed lot. A great buy at $88,- beautiful "Birch Hill.” 2 Grillo has requested a tran­ with Seviet leaders during his tion. according to Mrs. Eldward THE am axing Blue Lustre will $28 in working condition. Phone ROYAL ARMS —' lovely new 6**-9392. ment In pleasant location. or lease, $70,000. 600. Wolverton Agency, Real­ ing, large eat-tn kitchen, one three Israeli passengers. A po­ Tolland correspondent Bette ment and atUc. Older home baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 ga­ script of testimony at the hear­ Russo, chairman of the event. leave your upholstery beauti- 649-7639 tewnhouse, 2 bedrooms, heai ______Large lawn. Garage and work­ tors, 649-2818. full, two half baths, 2-car ga- visit to Moscow next May. lice spokesman said the tiipe- Leaves Race i Quatrale, telephone 8703846. but hard to duplicate today. rages, wall-to-wall in many ings before he takes action. The proceeds will be divided be­ fully soft and clean. Rent elec ed, fully carpeted, all appll- Bumletutsl shop. Security deposit. No rage. Completely wooded lot. Eban made the remark detonated explosive was be­ STATELY 4-bedroom Colonial, Reduced to $22,9(X). rooms, built-ins and a large The legislators asked Judge WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. tween the club’s various chari­ trie sham pooer $i. Olcott Va- ances,anrAfi. 1V6 baths, l^fha full /nil basement VuioAmAni , pets. $136 monthly. Call 649- aty water, sewers. Many ex­ Wednesday night in answer to a lieved placed in the bus at the 0617. completely redecorated first entertainment center with Grille to call a grand Jury un­ ties and projects. riety Store. DOUBLE bed, $'•0; couch, $20, with laimdry hook-ups, private ApartlMIltS 63>A CENTRAL LOCATION tras Including wall-to-wall car­ questiim during a kibbutz meet­ start of its run, Tira, an Arab Fred R. Harris of Olclahoma floor, frontdo-tiack living room, bar. Absentee owner wants der a statute that would have a 0room Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 peting, all natural woodwork. quick action. $41,900. Mr. ing but did not elaborate. The Is­ village 15 miles north of the says he is broke, $40,000 In Equipment Ckdlectlon TWO kitchen sinks, 21x32", two near^'^cLIir'^^cppS THREE-room furnished apart- formal dining room, modem Superior Cciirt Judge or state ------1^.=.. , iwo ;------^ ® - "«»*■ schools, shopping, KEITH up and 2 down, full base­ CaU owner, 643-9069. Gordon, 649-8306. raeli government has said r^e- city. It exploded more than an debt, and out of the Democratic Managers of the Boys’ League NOTICE compartments, good as new. EI-H!CTROLUX vacuum clean- -hurches (closest thing to a ment gentleman, or couple. country living. Off Route 44, kitchen with ^breakfast alcove, referee conduct the investiga­ take Tolland Rd. to High Mea 1% baths, garage, assumable REAL ESTATE ment with ludchway, alu­ peatedly any permanent solution hour after the bus left the vil­ teams are requested to return $10 each. Wooden storm win- **"• sell. Will guarantee private home) $216. Call 611 Private bath and entrance, MANCHESTER •— 7-rocm Colo- tion. presidential campaign. OF SPECIAL MEETING dow St. to Sunset Rd. One-bed­ mortgage. Price reduced to $83,- 649-1922 646-4126 minum storms and screens, ' must be negotiated by the Arabs lage. all equipment and uniforms to dows and screens, 0814"x83?i", year. Men's shirts, various utilities. 226 Charter Oak, 643- nlal, 1% baths, first-floor fam­ ..B&W.. In asking for the investiga­ and Israelis and not imposed His withdrawal, after a cos­ THE EIGHTH room luxury apartments. Fea­ 900. wall-to-wall carpeting, close It was the first reported act Gerry Burnham, Saturday from 81”x81%",_ . 81"x27%".____ . 43x- si*es, reasonable. 643-9739 8368. $30,000 — SIX-ROOM Colonial ily room, oversized garage, tion, the legislators said their from outside. tly, six-week c ^ p a ig n , could UTILI’n B S DIB jRICTA tures carpeting, all color keyed to schools, bus and shop­ BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. of sabotage in Tel Aviv since 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Town 2S$4” . Excellent condition, $2 rn^Aim'qu'Aiu WE HAVE customers waitingwanuig ______in excellent condition that lange yard, aluminum siding, hearings "Indicated widespread leave Sen. George McGovern of NO’nCB IS HEREBY GIVEN appliances, beamed ceilings, CONTEMPORARY L Shilled ping. RecenUy listed at $24,- Manchester Parkade Eban denied reports of a con­ Nov. 6, 1970, when two bomb Hall. each, formica bar top 26x74", ted for the rental of your apart- aoart- ^^^IR®®'ROOM furnished, heat­ must be sold now, due to relo­ $27,900. Hayes Agency, 646- activity exists on the Farm­ South Dakota and Mayor John that there will be a Special ed apartment. Private ATI. Ranch. Redwood and brick ex­ 900. Manchester 6405306 frontation between the Israeli explosions at the central bus This is the first y ^ r j,that a $80. 649-8043. ^ SaUon shop vacuum ment or home. J.D. Real Es- paneling, large rooms, full cation. A convenient Manches­ 0181. ington site. One police official V. Lindsay of New York as Meeting of the voters of The trances. Working adults. No terior, on wooded lot, m acres government and the Nixon ad­ station killed one Israeli and winter central □torag'e’ 's y ^ m ------clever with attachments, tate Associates. Inc 643-6129. basements, Alr-conditloning ter locaUon. Call Warren E. SOUTH WINDSOR^ BxecuUve stated his belief that organized principal rivals for liberl Eighth UtlUties District of Man­ Both, excellent condition. 646- pets. Security deposit. Refer­ with a view. Five bedrMms, 2 ministration over the latter’s wounded 34. has been established. Hie new optional. Convenient to cen­ Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. DOCTOR’S home — $24,900. Georgian Colonial with 3 fire­ criminal elements are moving Democratic support in early chester, Connecticut, on Thurs­ BAND saw. 10" AUas, exceUent AVAILABLE November 10th, 4 ences. 643-4860. ters, 16 minutes from Hart­ fireplaces, family room, den, 2 Middle East policy and its hold­ In Cairo, President Anwar practice will eliminate the stor­ KEITH Large 0room Cape, fireplace, places, 3 baths, a multitude of into the State of Connecticut in primaries next year. day evening, November 18, 1971 c<»ditlon, 742-8409. large rooms, first floor In du- _ ford. $160. Individual electric car garage. $^,900. up of shipments cf Phantom Sadat, who took personal com ­ age of valuable equipment scat, MANCHESTER, 4-bedroom old- REAL ESTATE garage, sewers, beautifully extras. High treed lot. Heri­ a more concerted way than Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of at 7:30 p.m. at the Bm tley ------— as • > ■ _ _ _ plex, cr.rpetlnsr. stovestove, refris-refriir. RO*JKVILLEKUUKvILLE — 3-room fur- Jets to Israel but conceded mand of Egypt’s 800,000-man tered throughout the town in heating. Built by Archambault GRACIOUS antique colonial In Colonial In desirable east 649-1922 landscaped lot. Hutchins Agen­ ever in the past." Maine remains the frontrunner, School, Hollister Street for the TAG SALE — Furniture and M u s lc o l IllS IlllllW lltS 5 3 erator washer-dryer hook up "I®bed, Includes utilities, $36. 646-4126 tage House, 646-2482. there was a "difference of opin­ army last week, scheduled a Builders, 643-1440, 647-1342. exceUent condlUon,condition, 8 fireplaces, “® uooaGood condition.condlUon. ■ ^ ----- — ------cy, Realtors, 649-6324. State's Atty .John D. LaBelle the man to beat’ fop any Demo­ peoples homes. foUowlng purposes: ion.” He said the Americans major policy address tonight at ^ t o ’a n d ' ^ e r ^ ' i ! : ^ Spinets, consoles, by ®®®“«^‘y <*®P®®«' »” «• "®®'^'y-8” -®3®9. 7:30--9=80 p.m. 18 beautifully decorated rooms, $28,900. Hayes CXILUMBIA — Four-year old, said the testimony from the crat who wants the 1972 presi­ Food Elale 1. To choose a Moderator; MANCHESTER — Six - room have not changed their support the opening of the new Parlia­ The Boys League will hold a menu, Saturday^^l^vembor MlUer, others by ' PLEASANT 3-rcom furnished ROCKVILLE modem eat-ln kitchen, foiroal Agency, 646^)181. ^K^al Good heating system. 3-bedroom Colonial Ranch on committee hearings has been dential nominatiem. 2. To see If the voters will “L" Ranch, brick and frame. of Israel’s three basic demands ment. food sale Dec. 6 at the Shurway 13. 8:30-0, 10 CainpbeU Ave., 1®^, low prices. MANCHESTER — Deluxe one- aP^^ment, heat, hot water Uvlng and dining room, break- MAivrrwir.g'rinp " ® ^ ® “ SaroS®- I;;^ ® *®t- over two acres. Family kitch­ turned over to his office, which Muskie told a news confer­ vote to transfer to the Town of CAREN APIS, Two baths, fireidace, loads of for a peace settlement; The chairman of the central ______A— ...... TemiR rrnlnnlal SS9 XSaln at i___,______. . . wnrklno-working (vuinl. couple, no vuktapeU. OnfCall fast room, 8 siW rooms, 4 rtd ^ 1 »»’- en, spacicus living room with will launch an investigation. He ence in Billings, Mcoit.: “ I’m Market under the supervision Manchester the District's sewer Vernon. 870-6314 bedroom apartment. Large llv 3%, Hi room apeutmenU. waU-to-waU carpeting, bullt- —That there be no total with­ committee of the Arab Socialist “ rear", Manchester. Phone 649-0641, 643-9303. bediLms, 2 baths, car^ted ^y®® Ag®«®y. 646-0181. stone raised hearth fireplace. would not speculate on how sorry Fred can’t go on, but it is of Mrs. Doreen Diana,- Old Post faclUUes as follows; ing room, heat, appliances, Available now. Including ap­ lns, garage. Large com er lot. drawal of Israeli troops from Union, Egypt’s only political 647-1868. Double basement garage, ame- long it will be before he Is able difficult to evaluate the im­ Rd. The sewage treatment plant $180 per AVAILABLE November 10th, 4 pliances wall-to-wall carpet­ 80’s. Richard C. Harmon, site drive. Only $23,000. Lee- occupied Arab territories be­ party, d^cribed the Parlia­ Archers Banquet 30-30 SAVAGE bolt-action. CaU rage, large bams and out build­ family room with dual fire­ 3-bedroom Colonial, 5 years to report back to Judge Grillo. pact." off HUUaid Street consisting PLATER piano for sale, player tl!r rooms, fuUy furnished, Includ- ing, heat, hot water, swim­ R. H. Real Estate, 6407900. senger Co., Realters, 1-423-9291 fore peace. ment session as "the council of The Black Knight Archers of 646-3019. tor, 649-4638.______ings. A view from every win­ place and patio, aluminum sid­ old, IH baths. Just finished rec war.” Harris quit the race saying (rf the pump house, diges­ needs repairs, $40. Call 649- ming pool, storage and park­ dow. $48,000. or 742-9718. —That a peace settlement he is not satisfied with any of Tolland observed their fourth ing, 2-car garage. Merritt room and redecorated rooms, $26,900 Large 8-bedroom Ranch, "The first task of the new as­ ter, green house, lower ga­ TAG SALE — 17 Grandview 0974. FOUR-ROOM tenement, second modem duplex, adulU, ing. From $150. Call Super­ cannot be imposed on the par­ the other prospects, but doesn't annual banquet Saturday at Agency, 646-1180. then transferred to New Jer­ fireplace, aluminum siding, ANDOVER sembly is to work for the battle rage and approximatoly 4 Street, Manchester. Saturday 1 floor. $90. mcmthly. Call 069- "® P®*®- “ R®*" 1 P m. 648- intendent, 876-1666, 278-1610, 4-UNIT apartment — good in­ Fugitive Chicks ties to the conflict. have the money to challenge which several awards were pre­ 242-6668. sey. $37,800. Ken Ostrinsky, garage, large wooded lot. because the decision is closer acres of land; all sewer to 0 p.m. Household miscella­ 1692. 9168. come. Call for details. F^dlEST HILLS area — New LARGE FAMILY —That Israel must remain them. sented to members. Wearing Appoiel - Realtor, 6401338. Hutchins Agency Realtors, 640 than we all Imagine,” the lines, the Duval Street neous items and furniture. on market, custom built, raised KITCHEN Face Police Guns strong militarily. And McGovern, now the only Awards presented were bow gy FIVE large rooms, 3 bedroems, ROCKVILLE — ElAST CEiNTER ST, Large 10- 6824. chairman said. Sadat has re­ pumping station and all F u n ______, . . 3-room fur- ROCKVILLE — Five-room ranch with all the trimmings. Remember when the main He said the differences be­ announced Democratic candi­ hunter class A, William Waite, TAG SALE — Saturday Nov. ____ one child accepted. Security btehed apartment room uoiomaiColonial may be used for uimiiuiigB, TWO-FAkHLY WINSTON- SALEM. N.c! peatedly promised that 1971 sewer easements and sewer one child accepted. Security " “ bed apartment utilities In- apsirtment, $160. unheated, ee- room in the house was a tween Jerusalem and Washing­ date, said the early dropouts of 13th, 82 Brent Rd. (Tower Rd. home or offices, large lot wilh alhhilnum Mdlng, fireplace, 1% 06, separate gas furnaces, $28,900, 6-ROOM Ranch, wall-to- (AP) — The police report listed will be a year of decision- rights of way: rotor-rooter and references. Phehe 643- eluded. $36 weekly. 872-0889 curity deposit required. CaU big kitchen? Make it a ton had been exaggerated. Harris, Sen. Harold E. Hughes from Main entrance of Park- FRENCH pony fur coat. Phone, 1797. between 7:80-9:30 p.m. ------posslbiUty of acquiring more baths, rear deck, buUt-ins (In­ 3 bedrooms, large lot, alu­ waU carpqt) recreation room, the crime as "fugitive chick­ peace or ■war-in the Middle machine trailer, testing 872-9179. land. eluding self cleaning oven). , . point to see this five-bed- of Iowa and Sen. Birch Bayh of ade). Washer, dryer, refrigera- 643-4064. minum storms and screens. sundeck city sewers, split ens." Eban also said Israel’s policy East. equipment and road tools. on one of the biggest lots in thq room older Colonial. Alu­ Indiana should help his presi­ tor, kitchen set, dining room ------TOWN HOUSES — &nJoy the VERNON — Immediate occu­ Highland Park area. $29,600. rail fence. Hutchins Agency Ralph F. Sides, 70, told offi­ of establishing settlements in Provided, however, that the ROCKLEDOB—^Dynamic 0room area . . .approx, three quarters minum siding, two-car g;a- dential bid. set, living room set, end ta- YELI^W victorian-style, size privacy of a home. One and 2 TWO-ROOM efficiency $iio, pancy, oversized one and two Realtors, 6406324. cers that three chickens were the occupied territories does INVITATION Town ot Manchester shall RaisedR aIaah Ranch, nonmi. 6K bedrooms, — ni, 2H Qt Oil acFB. Owucr transferred, rage and two acres of treed “ I think there’s more poten­ bles. ping-pong table, lawn H- exceUent condition, bedrooms, with 1 % baths. Your *"®*® °"Iy> 049-7296. bedrooms at Vernon Tower scratching and roosting in his not hinder a peace settlement assume and agree to pay, ^^icnlc trd^le etc etc HalfHalf nrlce. price. 64fkA7AS. 6494763. „um v-naA.—— ia..^. ^ —- — ------baths, large family room, ca­ excellent value. T. J. Crockett, KEITH DON’T let this one get away, land for only $29,900. Call Hurricane Wall tial McGovern support among own carport, basement, laun­ Apartments. FuUy equipped, backyard. because Israel is qpt interested FOR BIDS adien due, the balance owed thedral ceiling living and dining Realtor, 643-1677.. lovely Raised Ranch. Three John McLaug^n. in acquiring new territory, only the kind of people who were dry area, balcony and terrace. _ , color co-ordinated kitchens, Police found the owner of the by the District on the Sec­ room, modem kitchen. A ver­ REAL ESTATE bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car ga­ Idea Discounted backing them," he said In an CONSTRUCTION Carpeting, kitchen appUances. NSIBOSS LocatianS heat, hot water, carpeting, chickens, Mrs. Thomas Adams, in secure boundaries. ondary Treatment Sewer satile, home in an excellent lo­ 8-ROOM COLONIAL 649-1922 646-4126 rage. Large lot. Seven years l interview, though he acknowl­ CONTRACT *«■"»««<-T o « » Y 58 s?:av,“S!ri«Kr,s large storage areas and mas­ .. B& w .. who said the chickens had es­ “It is loglcal^to concentrate bonds, and all liability to 6 4 cation. 2-car garage. young. Priced to seU quickly. HARTFORD (AP) — Per­ edged It could yield Lindsay Sealed bids for furnishing der. Call after 6 p.m., 649-8983. HOUSEHOLD lots — AnUques, alr-condltlonlng included. No ------— ------ter antenna. For appointment New listing. Secluded pri­ BARROWS AND WALLACE OO. caped from their pen about settlements in places that we the Department of Housing MANCHESTER — Bowers Call John H. Lappen, Inc., Re­ manent structures like the support, too. materials and performing the WOODEN storm windows, dlf- bric-a-brac, locks, frames, ?*‘Ta charges. Prom $188. APPROXIMATELY 15,000 call, 8706688, 8700367, 872- TEN ROOM contemporary vacy with this 3-year-old, Manchester Parkade three weeks before. think -will belong to us when a and Urban Development un­ School, 0room Bungalow, fire­ altors, 649-6261. Harris summed up his situ­ work for ferent sizes, $2 each. Double glassware. We buy estates, Northwood Townhouses at In­ square feet for lease in new 3476. Ranch with 8-room studio apart­ Early American Colonial. Manchester 649-6806 peace agreement comes into proposed hurricane barrier in place, two additional rooms "Officers advised her If she ation Wednesday with three PLATFORM RAMP and AD­ der sewer planning advance hung window, one over one, $8. VUlage Peddler, Auctioneer. tersection of Woodland and standard educator building un------— ------ment or in-law suite, over 1% First-floor family room. being," he went on. Stratford are not necessarily lower level. Garage, carport, MANCHESTER — Immaculate could not apprehend the chick­ words: "I am broke." He said DITIONAL PARKINO P. Conn. 3041; and provided Hilliard Sts., Manchester. Of­ der construction, comer Main ROCKVILLE — Attractive 3%- acres of land with a view, red­ Two iireplaces, one in mas­ BAST Hartford — Excellent 06, Solid wooden door, $10; gutter 420 Lake St., Bolton, 646 3247, porch. Only $28,600. Hayes 0room Ranch plus 12x17’ fam­ ens” in four days “ that same “ When that day comes, and if the best solutions for environ­ the campaign he announced at; U.S. Post Office, Manche^ further, that the two em­ 40’ and ralnpipe, 40’, $10. 643- ______fice on premises 2-7 daily or and No. Main, Manchester, room apartments. Stove, re- wood construction. Large ther­ ter bedroom. Laundry room 2-famlly, 3 bedrooms, 2 fur­ Agency, 646-0131. ily room. Three large bed­ would be shot on sight by offi­ the Arabs are obstinate about a mental problems, Dan W. Luf­ formally on Sept. 24 cost be­ ter. Conn, will be received in ployees in the District’s 4664. TRAINS wanted — anything; ex­ call 640-6736. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 643- trigerator, heat, adults, — mopane windows. on first floor. Aluminum sid­ naces, 2-car garage, bus line. rooms, fireplaced living room,- cers,” the report said. piece of settled land, the gov- kin, state environmental protec- sewer department shall be­ " ------cept-- r ~ HO,N. • *Please BWCMBV decide 1577. pets, security, $120 monthly. Wolcott Realtors, 6608200. tween $260,000 and $300,000 be­ triplicate until 1:00 p.m. LO­ ing, 2-car garage, carpet­ attached garage. Private yard. come employees of the TAG SALE — 66 Hawthorne St., price and caU 649-7503. LOOKING for anything In real ------649-4824. CAPE!—8 rooms and enclosed QUICK OCCUPANCY 11 o n commissioner, said fore the funds ran out. CAL "HME AT PLACE OF BID ing, 2% baths. Country sized 30s. Wolverton Agency, Re­ COVBN'PRY — Immaculate 6- Wednesday. Town of Manchester without Saturday, November 13, 05. — ------______estate rental — apartments, FIVE-ROOM Apartment offices porch, 2 baths, 2-car garase. kitchen. Jime Good, 6401837. "If I could see $60,000 a OPENING on December 8, ExceUentRvi'Alldinf pewter,rwMirfAr nauticalvtoiifl/tal etc.^fr/* WANTEDWANTBO — antique furniture, homes, multiple dwellings, no combination,ooinblnatlon, heat, hot water. $23,900. o “ B . Offered in this exceUent 7-room altors, 6402813. room Ranch, nestled beneath The Smock Swingy Cape He said other solutions less month up until primary tinlfe, I 1971, at the BUSINESS SERV­ loss of employee benefits Reasonable. glass, pewter, cll paintings or tees. CaU J.D. Real Estate As- Private bath, alr-condltlcning. W anted To Rent Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 stately trees on acre lot. JDst damaging to the environment would run right now,” he said. ICE CENTER, GENERAL accrued by them to the date ------^______other antique Items. Any quan- soclates, Inc. 643-5126. csupetlng, ground floor loca- ______;______fireplaces, fully appllanced $18,600. CaU Gall Green, 647- should be studied before' deci­ of transfer. The transfer W e NEED L IS T IN G S PASEK He said he believes America SERVICES ADMINISTRA- —— ----- — ------—— Uty. Hie Harrteens, 6408709, " ^------;------»lon, parking. Apply Marlow’s, WANTED — ^-bedreom, flrst- Mtchen, large family room with 1673. Mitten Agency, MLS, 643- sions are made to build hurri­ is ready for fundamental 'nON, ROOM No. 127, JOHN shall become effective June NOWl “Thinking of I^U- REALTORS-MLS 2807476 Lots For Sale 73 F u e l q n d F e e d 4 9 - A IW OaWand street. 0bedrocm Duplex, wall- 867 Main St., 6406221. floor apartment on bus line by bar,<>waU-to-waIl carpeting, tUe 6930. cane walls, dams, power plants change, for a redistribution of FITZGERALD K E N N E D Y 1, 1972. ^wall ca.i^t, allmi modem m coem ap------adults —. . adults with with hlehAst highest rnfAruTu-Aa references. PTO pcrty? CaU 121,900 - 7-room older home, room*! w^-out VERNON — Bolton lake area, and other permanent struc­ The Eighth HEBRON — High and dry In income, a breakup of major BUILDING, BOSTON, MASSA­ SEASONED cord wood, cut to ------— — pllances, pUances, IH baths, full private COMMERCIAL place for lease ^O' um,” es te’ TODAY! Uvlng room with Franklin P®“ ®' Tw ^ione heating, 2-car beach rights, 160x160, $4,200. tures. corporations, a foreign policy UUUUes District basement with w.>.h.,- or sale 461 Main St. next tn ? ’ *'“ ..**• .T®** **®' the beautiful hills of Hebron, CHUSETTS 02203, at vriilch length, free delivery, E. Yeo- ROOm W lHieaf Board 59 basement with washer and ®r “a!® *« Main St. next to To „ Tolland, wooded acre, ^,000. Speaking to the Board of Di­ based on idealism. William F. Hanklnaon, stove, family room, lot 100x120, ^**^P*^*> i t o - 6%-room Raised Ranch vrith time they will be publicly mans, 742-8907. ,----—— ------7- dryer hcok-up, clcse to sohocris office. Excellent business______*______J______Coventiy, half acre. $3,600. rectors of the Greater Hartford ’’There’s a great constituency President . — ------— ------t^-BASANT furnished room for and shopping, 2 family priva- location with building. C all ------——------immediate occupancy. Marion treed lot. everything, plus stable, corral opened and read. Hayes Agency, 6400181. CSiamber of Commerce, Lufkin out there for som ebody," Har­ J. A. Volz, Clerk PHILBRICK and riding ring. Only 20 min­ Specifications, drawings, etc., M^n h” T ' accept 3 children. $260 6402426, 9-6. I n v e s t m e n t P r o p e r t y E^R.b.rt»n, s r s .? ’2sss.s'“’,;i:i quoted the governor as saying ris said. , Dated at Manchester, Coimec- Regulw white birch and mix- Manchester. Mrs. Deipute. per month. Paul W. D cuaan ------C ..U M A utes to Hartford, 10 to Man­ may be obtained from the Busi­ '______wU. Built by Ansaldl. A MUST dams and other permanent Harris said that although he ticut, this 8th day of November ed. Pick-up or dump truck - ^ „ ------12.13 basement stoi^e area, am­ per month. References and se- oNir nirrw>nr>iir—Z------T;— : **°** room, $38,600. 648-9604. dition. Mld-20'B, Owner, 620 Treat your wardrobe and fit the wildlife In the marsh. nenberg, has released a "Shop­ ple parking. Startti^’ at $176. curitv reoulred Broker R7« ONE-BEDROOM house; Ideal ------7286 before 6 p.m., 648-9801. This stylo, designed along yourself to tills swingy Sen. George L. Gunther, R- Handy to sho|q^, schools, emty required. Broker, 876- married couple. Central lo- MANCHESTER - Vicinity - PRESTIGE OFFICE SPACE VILLAGER \ This well constructed home located within^ walking the lines of the soft cape In crochet. The orig­ Stratford, and environmental­ pers Guide to Hospitals" in the t o and reUglousfacUlUss: caUon. Call only before 4 p.m., $20,900 buys OVi-room Cape, Dsolgned To Your SpeoUteaMons distance to all schools, offers location and living area. smock, is easy to sew and inal was made in beige ists, however, argue that the Greater Philadelphia area. It’s FREE Model spsnment open M APARTMENTS ^ 6406879. fireplace, tell' basement, treed so comfortable to wear. with black trim for that ( This home consists of 8 bedrooms, formal dining room barrier would damage the designed for the patient seeking teOtecUon weekdaye 1-7 p.m, lot, lake privileges. Hurry! No. 8175 with piioto- fashion-right look. No, Immediate Occupancy )) the best medical bargain. — w eton d s 1-6 p.m. Heritage House, 646-8482. Legal Notice 660 to 25,000 Square Feet with built-in hutch, eat-ln kitchen and living room OUIDR is in Sizes 8 to 18 6440 has crochet direc­ ecological balance In the area. 0Room Townhouus, 1%-^ (bust 31Mi-40). Size 10, tions for 8-18 inclusive. The Insurance Department COFFEE & DONUTS tiled baths, c o m p 1 e t e 'X Out of Town with a fireplace. Part of the lower level has been fin­ Bout by ( NEAT 7-room Cape, aluminum MnUOII PBRJHT • a s ‘g a g ’ » eu 32Vi bust . . . SV4 yards lEND 104 In calm fir nuh pittirn says it is the . first guide ot its Mtchen, heat, air-condi- )| ish ^ to include a large rec room or 2 additional bed­ For R m t siding, recreation roonr, car- ■■ M cm et o r m Wo vai, 45-inch. -Ineludni piitiin ind hmdilni. Crash Victim Dies kind in tho nation. U o j ^ , waU-to-wall c u - X 66 „.ThlA l» lo jd v * natlce th._, .. • S?«P®n»te ®r Branch (Jffloe a Suy mlnutea from rooms. front porch, garage and carport are also U li R Heasing Corp. ( Ihal I. large Pattema available only Aaae Cabot,. Xaaehedter It compares the .average TKOMAB N. m iL B Y of 17 Philip peti^, private bosement.V featured in this fine home. Immediate occupancy is DANBURY (AP) washer-dryer hookup. 's.r: Rosd, MancheiUr iisve filed > re- in eieee ehown. daily costs charged by the 101 queit dated 26 October 1671 with the available, if needed or desired. Priced to sell at 828,500. tIND 744 Is ••Ini fw (Kk piittrn N.Y« SMMt Susan Blasco, 20, of FaMleld Get untracked Rentals by Liquor Conirol Comm ision for aO^^jamUNUl . hospitals in the Philadelphia ( siiasiuewv mwmj - Inoluiti Mitafi m 4 hMkIlni. m nt NdMi, Sddrnii wltk IIP died In Danbury Hospital 4^ a y R t o t t D. BTOhS PACKAO* coot and l i i l i Numbtr. area, costs paid'by Blue Cross, hot water, cellar^______storage, ______SPEJCIAL'. . .for young couplee. btoheJ LtoyoR busineM "n ^ 'it- • • 9|NM« provkM from injuries suffered in a Ibirdoek Charles Lesperance X The Fall and Winter ’71 bed capacity, percentage of bed I-rWni. lari. yard. Near , Six-room homo, I badrooma,' lo w \ 40-page album is OSi*. single-car accident Wednesday occupancy and the average MaiUng a* par s«. fl. The Raaltor 6402698 shopping and schools, 20 min one bath, one-car garage. A 11 Ip n iil Qnllt iM ki-ISt •ich. night,-hospital officlala said. length of patient stay. EQUIPMENT CORPJ M09661 ( ^ 649-7620 y iites from Hartford. Call milt anit, Mirtii «llk Ilk 649 spacious lot In a wall estab­ Msn^^er and ■will be eonduoted cool, till* NiMtr m4 tin. atoi rilw nr-aioi Qrani.notSnr’i Miss Blasco was thrown from Denenberg. said Wednesday, RTE.83 VERNON. CONN. C uS ^®®" heat ^ 2871. B aily Leals W. lished neighborhood, close to Send *1.00 for the NEW 6101 All Y iir-0 1 0 4 Crib Gdviri tho car In which she was a pas­ "This guide will be helpful in MHs North of Varnon Prate Iw " and hot water J f 6101 Cnind Wiion-aiOl llbln everything. A bl# sUrter mlllee. per- HAYES AGENCY. INC. 71 Pall and Winter Ba­ 6107 AlC Onlllnr-aiOaCintiniilil senger when it went out of con­ saving patients money since Phone 203-875-7609 ( home. Call John H. Lappen, THOMAS N. RBILBY sic FASHION filled with 6100 Iirib Amdrlc«n-61t0 Otar trol and rolled over several dally coats can vary by lu 646-0181 6111 RMndth.Warld-61l2t-Plioi OPEN Mon. • Thun. 8-6 FrI. 8-9 S«t. 041 Read Herald Ads Inc., Realtors, 049-6201. Dated S November 1971 55 BAST CENTER ST. lovely dosigni. and times on Route 68 in Redding, FREl? AllO-6114 PlMrltl AI|hMI-004. mueb as $60 from one hospital Pattern Coupon. 6 in i TO MAKI-44 dl|4l-$r.O0. police said. to another." PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT THURSDAY^ NOVEMBER 11, 1971 Avnraxn Dally Nut PrwM Run The Weather For The Wook Ended October M, llTl Cloudy and cool tonight; with T.Sgt. William H. Tripp has Mountain Laurel Chapter of Navy Seaman Appren. Rich­ clionce cf sprinkles or flurries; About Town recently been promoted' to his Sweet Adelines will rehearse ard O. Sweet, son of Mr. and ACFL Ends Slate low near 80. Partly cloudy, cool present rank while serving as tonight at 8 at the Franklin Mrs. Qeorge A. Sweet of 827 Saturday Night 15,581 tomorrow; high about 46. ■Hie VFW color guard will a supply specialist at Warren Recreation Center, 680 Franklin Center St., has recently com ­ Manckeater— A City of Village Charm ■ponaor iU annual dance and AF^, Wyo. His wife, Blaine, is Ave., Hartford. pleted a seven-month deploy­ The Atlantic Coast Football buffet Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ment in the Western Pacific 86 EMt Center St. League winds up Its regular the Poet Home.\Mu8ic will be Airman John C. Wilson, son aboard the attack aircraft car­ (Classified Advertising on Fnge 18) PRICE FIFTEEN CENT! A.E. Ooitman of 28 Bvergreer) season Saturday night, with At Summit St. VOL. LXXXXI, NO. 87 TWENTY-TWO PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1971 provided by recording artiste, of Qeorge A. Wilson of 67 Wal­ rier USS Midway and has re­ Rd. first place at stake as the Hart­ *nie Perry Sisterh and Terry nut St., has.completed U.S. Air turned to homeport in Alame­ ford Knights battle the Norfolk Sutton." Reaetvatldns close to­ Force basic training at Lack- WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAT- The board of Christian edu­ da, Calif. Neptunes at Norfolk. ■M morrow at 11 p.m. at the post cation of Center Congregation­ land AFB, Tex., and has been In the other, game oi) the home. No tickets wilt he sold at al Church will meet tonight at assigned to Sheppard AFB, The Frank. J. Mansfield De­ the door. The event iji. open to 7:30 in the Robbins Room of Tex., for training as a medical card, the Bridgeport Jets take Miniature Carnations $1»59 tachment is sponsoring a Na­ on the Roanoke Buckskins at the public, ' the church. services specialist. State Man Gets tional Young Marines Program Roanoke. Wage Boost tor Manchester and area boys Hartford currently leads the between the ages of 8 and 17. standings with a 9-2 won-lost OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY The group meets Fridays from record. But Norfolk, at 8-3, has 7 to 9 p.m. at the Marine Corps a chance to tie. 15-Year Term Home, 717 Parker St. For In three previous encounters, further information and appli­ the Knights won them all — by Seen Sunday cations contact Everett Bennett scores of 44-13, 17-6 and 16-12, WE’VE of Troy Rd., South Windsor, Don Abbey of Hartford, the commanding officer of the pro­ In Spy Case league’s no. 1 riisher, has been gram . Heads Project the leading ground gainer in the series with 201 yards. ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam (A P)—Air PUT ON The executive board of the For Military William H. Hyde Jr. of 8 Claude Watts tops the Norfolk Grand Opening Force M. Sgt. Raymond De Champlain was sentenced to Manchester Junior Women's Downey Dr. has been named runners with 100 yards. 15 years’ hard labor today, after being found guilty of Club will meet tonight at 8 at chairman of the Manchester In forward passing, though, passing classified military documents to foreign agents. WASHINGTON (AP)—The director of the Cost of the home of Mrs. William Jaycees "Do Something" pro­ the Neptunes’ Jim Corcoran has A general court-marUal Jury' ------A NEW Pound of 179 Charter Oak St. November 15th Living Council predicted today that a multi-million dol­ gram this year. The project the edge with 361 yards and of eight officers deliberated for and of passing documents. three touchdowns to 193 yards lar military pay increase will go into effect Sunday when kickoff is slated for next Mon­ Maximum sentence for the The regular meeting of the and two touchdowns for Tom 90 minutes before sentencing the wage-price freeze expires. day. conviction was 42 years impris­ American Legion Auxiliary will Sherman, the Knights’ regular THE the 20-year veteran from Lis­ Donald Rumsfeld, head of the —------FACE “'Do Something," which origi­ onment. - be Monday at the Legion Home passer. bon, Gonn. council which will oversee time being cn existing nated last spring, is a program When De Champlain was ar­ preceded by the annual mem­ Hartford and Norfolk have al­ Phase 2 cf President Nixon s homgg ^^d apartments, to encourage residents to get The Jury also ordered a dls- rested last July the Air Force bership potluck at 6:30 p.m. ready clinched the 1-2 places in new economic policy, said at a —Retailers must display cen- into voluntary work with town him of dealing with White House news conference There will be guests attending agencies. Solicitation of volun­ the standings and have thus Browse-Around Shop of aU pay and benefits and ro- ^„ts. But tl^ was sptcuous lists cf freeze-level from the district and depart­ qualified for the championship that "I personally have every prices of food and some ether fhis teer needs of over 30 agencies duced him to an airman basic— no public reference to Russians ment. The meeting is open to playoff which will be held at the lowest Air Force rank. reason to believe that pubUc items where customers can has already begun. CARDS — CANDLES ^ GIFTiS during the two-week trial. members and their friends and Hartford Saturday night, Nov. statements” by Nixon on the compare them with new prices. The Jury found De Cham The case wUl now be re- Fall prospective members. 20. military pay raise "will be ful­ —Profit margins may net in­ »>y U. Gen. Marvin Second Congregational Church filled.” crease after the freeze. McNlckle, commander of the The “Jet Sets” square dance will have a 'Loyalty Day dinner The New Shoppe To Buy A Small Gift With agents of a country un­ Nixon had said in signing the —Prices will be discounted group will sponsor a dance to­ tonight at 7 in Fellowship Hall For A Special Person friendly to the United States (See Page Seven) leglslaUon granting the big pay for any increases in worker morrow at 8 p.m. at the Pratt of the church. hike that it would go into effect productivity. and Whitney Aircraft Club, SILVER! SILVER! when the freeze expires. TTie —Scheduled increases in utill- Clement Rd., East Hartford. Full Gospel Christian Fellow­ 'Who's got the sUver? We Pay Board has yet to announce (See Page Eight) Jim DeNlgris will be the caller. ship, Interdenominational, will have! See our ad In this 313 GREEN ROAD MANCHESTER a ruling on the military in­ Refreshments will be served. have a Bible study and open FViday's Herald . . . Next to 7-Eleven Connecticut Co, crease, and it has not issued The event is open to all square discussion tonight at 7:30 at guidelines for ci^liaii federal^ dancers. Orange Hall. employes s a 1 a r ^ increases. Rumsfeld said he expects an­ Union Asks There will be a weekly set­ Bus Service Seen nouncements on these points to back party Fridays at 8 p.m. be made 'soon. beginning tomorrow at the Mai The President’s Price Com­ Exemption rlne Corps Aome at J17 Parker mission says frozen prices will St. The event is open to mem­ Ending Nov. 21 be thawed Just enough after bers only. Saturday to make up for new On Pay Limit only 1 0 “ Increases In business costs. The Manchester Recreation That is the core of a complex By NEIL OILBRIDE Tucks on-the-dlagonal give crisimess to Department . announces that Without Subsidy MIAMI BEACH (AP) - this side-fastening profraaional, urith earii cluster cf price (toi^olines an­ there will be rcUer skating to­ Chiao Kuan-hua waves on his arrival this morning at the U.N. (AP Photo) nounced Thursday and aimed union representing relatively tuck punctuated by a bright pearl button. By DOUG BEVINS vately-ewned company, we can­ morrow from 6 to 9 p.m. at the at keeping the average of all paid textile workers has Man>terln collar dips to a V at the (Herald Beporter) not , and will not continue to U.S. Gunfire center front. 8-16, also petite 4-14. Waddell School due to the can­ post-freeze price Increases urged the Pay Board to exempt cellation of roller skating at the ^ ^ operate at a loss.” He said the OotmecUcut Co. ^ r m a a B. esUmated loss for 1971 is abcut down to 2.5 per -cent or less. workers who earn less than 'Verplanck School because of re­ Clayton Qengras this morning 130 o(X) Slays Allies Meanwhile, the Pay Board ^r hour from^the new add personality to your pairs to the gymnasium floor. Leader of Peking Envoys completed work Thursday night "’“F® Increase limit of 5.6 per chairman, who Is also the wardrobe with uniforms from Roller skating next week will be on regulations to implement ^ . at the \rerplanck School. i r n r u u B frfove^n^e.^ ar^aS^ie^ stockholder, u^ed that In Accident pay policies after the freeze w the current mass transit prob- ends at 12:01 a.m. Sunday. The AlFLrCIO Textile Workers Un- /"WHIT* 8WAN'\ s u b s l ^ t h e f ^ c l a U y - lem be accepted as a lAibllc Miss Koran Umson of 6SC UNIFORMS trouWed compaiw, he ca ^ t responsibility. "We cantT go By GEORGE ESPER regulaUons, built around a gen- H Itowney Dr. is ®»’« th® Pay Board to BROADLOOM ai left,” Gengras said. By WILLIAM N. OAT18 from perhaps 100 onlookers. He those applied to, the Soviet Mis- v — - — u,aiir if thev can’t win 1 of the University -of Hartford I Contract negotlaticxis with the then took on elevator to the slon.” copter gunships fired into a the Federal -RegisterRegister Saturday. Sa^“ to l^i^ The company is looking y to 80% Dacron polyester, 20% combed cot­ whose creations comprise an Amalgamated Transit Union UNITED NATIONS, 38th floor office of Malik. “In general,” the announce- South Vietnamese column with The Price Commission also alumni exhibition in the Jose- two pcseible sources ot the ton blend. Wide rounded collar to frame .have ..... not..W yet been------— settled, — and ; taooooo—the stale whieh he N. Y. (A P)—The / ----■*•**'= head wxof v/uicioothers identified lucmnicu in iubhis gi^upgroup luciiiment oaiu,said, "the uie itrestrictions re- rockete and machine guns by announced: _ labor member on the with flattery. Back sipper. 8-16, peUte loff Gallery on campus. The 25 WALL TO WALL CARPET the union has threatened to ’ contribute a maiOr Communist China’s delega- included Huang Hua, the depu- quire 48-hour nonotification of mistake, killing eight South —^Rents will 4d.4. works win be on display remain frozen board. President Floyd Smith artrike Nov. an agree- communities tion tO the U.N. General ty head cf the assembly delega- travel outside of a 26-mile radi- 'Vietnamese _ and wounding ------^ 21, through Saturday. CONTINUOUS FILAMENT 100% NYLON of the AFLCIO International served by the Ccnneotlcut Assembly made his first tlcn ^ d representotlve on the us of New York C ity /’ and the U.S. Command reported to- Association of Machinists and lCe^!TJd ®ureested that visit to U.N. headquarters . .. . Aerospace Workers, said, "I WITH 48-OZ. PADDING »ii,. ^ apportion each todav with five others in delegate and are closed altogether. a U.S. communique blamed ^ ^ T 'a *1 think LflirUt we wfe 81]should stay on the IDENTIFICATION TAKB ADVANTAOB OP TBU BUY G e n g m said that If Uiere Is community’s ccn trib ^ cn would W s ^ r ty '^ * ^ .Oiners in deputy on the council; Kao C W ^ s ^ d e s let it be known the South Vietnamese, saying GirlKescued M iHguMt nAfnr no iHibUo commitment to subsl- be on a poptoaUon basis, Liang, head cf the Chinese ad- that the delegation would make the gunslilps were supp<»tin^ members were out­ PASSPORT PHOTOS dize company operaUons, he Deputy Foreign Minister vance party, and Wang Hai- its first appearance at an as- Vietnamese troops in contact 'S I SCULPTURED Mayors in several voted 10 to 5 by industry and i I I SALEM NASSIFF wlU ask the union to continue to arrived to a jung, an assembly delegate sembly session 0)i Monday with the enemy and "placed public members in setting the OAMKBA SHOP ft STUDIO COMMERCIAL temporarily under their present ^ , cwrtesy call on the president said to be a niece chairman morning. A round of welcoming ordnance on targets as dl- By IRA Team new general wage limit. 829 Main St., Manchester TWEEDS contract. Union buainesB repie- , j ofntn’ nm arSnent *J® Foreign Minis- Mao Tse-tung. speeches was in prospect. reeled” by the ground force. "It works to the detriment of 945 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER •48-7869 KITCHIN sentative John ’Rumipson said TVnnsnortatlon should as- came in Um- After talking with Malik for Chiao and 43 other members The incident occurred on the LONDONDERRY, Northern the lower paid worker," .said that the strike ____ may__ be poet 0* Transportation snouia as- Tbe Chinese came intwo lim- -i,-...about half an .hour,____ Chiao ....left cf. _ Peking’s . delegation______arrived______central______coast. Thursday___ about Ireland (AP) — The Irjsh Re- William Pollock of the texUle CARPIT poned if there are signs of prog- ®'*New**iLivwr^aTO^ cuslnes from the Roosevelt Ho- the building with his woman in- in New York ’ITii^sday, 17 d a ys.280 miles northeast of Saigon, publican Army rescued a girl workers. resB in the contract talks. . mew Gulda. ^as well __ as Hart- _ “ ey are stayi^. terpreter Tan Wen-sheng, who after the General Assembly The Command said it was today from a gang of hooded . increase of 5.6 per cent 4 Colon Only bi Stock. U ' WMUw The next negotiating session m I vott GecreV AUianscn Chiao,4-n.inyv 4min black tvlaal^ mnmcap Mdnm/4 mifA**..over- varnnwas aatAnmlm^wwearing gray rvvmar nlnAlrnslacks. r\tV>Qth- .voted . _ 1. _ _a ato. _ oust_____ a Nationalista i i i _ A China___ 1 m being* • a investigated. ^ » 0 „„„„ t o a the w a worker earning |4 an 166% OonUiiaoaa Ukunont Nyloti is set for Nov. 18, but Gengras , j the state transoorta- greeted ouralde the ers in the group remained to from the United Nations and Field reports said the gun- w®"*®" *®™ B°‘"S i® hour yields 22 cents an hour said he is trying to meet with ,, ~,mmiBBioner has the au- secretariat building by the U.N. consult -with U.N. officials. give China’s seat to the , Com- ships made four or five firing shear her head and tar It t o while a worker earning: the uni(xi representatives earlier in under the State Trans- ®* prctocol, Sinan Korle of Meanwhile, the United States’ munist regime. passes before they were warn- fraternizing -with British soi- ' $1.60 an hour federal minimum $ 7 ^ y d . an eftprt to avert the strike. uertaUon Act of 1969 to sub- Turkey. Chiao smiled and U.N. Mission announced that, xhe delegation leader was ed off by ground troops In radio dlers. wage racelves less than 9 cents If the company grants pay In- P ccmpanles If the waved for about 30 photegra- the State Department had de- greeted at "the airport by the ccntact with them. The U.S. She would have been the an hour. This Is blatantly uh- yd. BAABMAftM A # tt%/ 4BAAAM A AM A AM A I . " H E L P B IK U 8 creases of 6% per cent m lU- warrants It. phers and TW cameramen. cided to extend travel restrlc- u n chief of protocol, Sinan Command said there were no fourth victim this week of the fair. It underlines the need t o AGWAY NOW As he entered the lobby, tlcns to members of the Chl- Women’s Revenge Group, a exempting low wage workers lowed by the federal Pay Board, ,pjj^ jggg legislature created a (See page Eight) (See Page Eight) SURVIVE WIHTBR Gengras said the company uttie-known "PubUc Service Tax there was a burst cf applause nese mission "comparable to masked band operating in the entirely from controls," Pollock FEATHERED FRIEND stands to lose about $928,000 In jiynd," which In 1971 made Bogside and other Roman Cath- said, AWAY WITH LEAVES 1971. "If the company is to be j^jj^ut $6.8 mllUon available to ollc sections of Londonderry, Smith’s comment, however, SUNFLOWER SEED KITCHEN LINOLEDM able to pay these Increased transportation department, Northern Ireland’s second larg- reflected the growing feeling cf forSOIbs.^ costs," he said, "the funds must About $4 million was allocated to est city. most labor leaders meeUng $795 ARMSTRONG VINYL INLAID be provided and the By JAY PERKINS sponsible for the treatment of hamper, trlnar-rsIssM In London on Stock Theft the three girls whose heads Iwiiht adluttnisirt. Folds Iwxin^ but ^ ^ Wa s h in g t o n (a p ) — Pres­ were clipped and tarred before compactly for ttorsgo. #369 ident Nixon has nominated a street mobs earlier this week. Plane Crash ______(82-3155) m » a By DAVID LANCASHIRE FBI agents said a truck h o l d $ up toHwtlShwt n3E former Eisenhower admlnis- , One of the trio, 19-year-old tMbring ioif, and footpilnti. LONDON (AP) - Bleary Marta Doherty, was to be mar­ YD. UP Kills 10 In BIRDSNACK WILD Don't be anowad Ini With optional al- 12 hp. rifhily'wovM with douMn |uta back GERAMK T U eyed from a night of question- jg while- transporting 18 - ® farmers to the prosperity ried' today to Pvt. John Liirter, tachmenta,- Model------120 clears drlvewa>., lyi, Ing, seven Americans appeared ^lank stock certificates *'® Pr®m‘ ®e®«'lng the 1968 the British soldier for whom walks and snow paths. In summer It .for ynon of wear. Dneerator echn. she was humiliated. She was in BIRD FO O D ,:...^ has m any other uses. Drive assy with FORD in court Friday in connecUon ^^m a prinUng plant to a .a . » a automatic (hydrostatic) drjve and auto­ with the theft of millions Of dol- transfer agent ^^® B*'®®‘‘l®h‘ accepted the .hiding, and there were reports Arkansas sf Isswilii, motive type steering. No clutching or LAWN & PUN-TA-STIK / shifting. Dozens of other custom fea­ lars worth of stocks and bonds ^hg the seven men re6>

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