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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 30, 1072 Rhatn Hebron Junior W om m’s Club, will be and prizes. The Weather held Dec. 7 at 12:30 p.m. at the Senior citizens planning to Gilead Congr^ational Church. attend are asked to contact Dm I Mostly cloudy tonight. Iowa Teachers Toy Drive Planned A pot-luck luncheon will be Mrs. Pam Franeski, near 20. Cloudy with occasional served and there will be games Millstream Rd. n ' Etipntng Ibralh snow flurries Saturday, high In Accord B y W om en’s Club around 35 to $0., PERSONALLY IMPRINT On Pact ANNE EMT Victor Vik, David Clark, MANCHESTER — 4 City o f FiUage Charm Edward Hodge, Robert “ ^NCHESTER, c o n n ., FRTOAY, DECEMBER 1, 1972 VOL. XCH, No. 52 TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — ’TWO SECTIONS Correspondent YOUR GREETING CARDS p r i c e PHTBEN CENT! Superintendent of Schools Dr. Tel. 228-3971 Belanger and Brian Boucher. Just another example d? that extra Butter-, David Catanach announced late The Hebron Junior Women’s The theme of this meeting fields touch ... Choose from the wide selection yesterday that the 1972-1973 Club is sponsoring its annual was “ Things That G o” and a skit as presented by Den 3. professfbnal agreement toy drive for children of of Butterfields Greeting Cards, then let us im­ between the Regional District 8 inmates at the Connecticut Winners of the poster contest, print your first box for a dollar . all boxes Board of Elducation and the (Correctional Institution in En­ held in cohjunction with the after that only 50< each. The cards satisfy a theme, were Kenneth McGee, Rham Elducational Association field. variety of tastes from traditional to contem­ first; Philip Holmes, second; (RE A) has been signed by both The women are asking for and Albert Packer, third. porary apd range in price from $1.50 to $7.50 parties following mediation. donations of new and used toys for bqxes of twenty-five. After almost eleven months in good condition, books, games Guest speaker for the Saigon Envoy Seeks of negotiations, an impasse was and mittens. Each wrapped meeting was Harvey Lippin- AND N O W THE SUPER VALUE; reached and the REA requested package should be labeled for cott, director of the Connecticut Order fifteen dollars worth of your favorite card the State Board of Education boy or girl with the age range. Aeronautical Historical Association at Bradley Air and the imprinting is ABSOLUTELY FREE . for mediation. Drop-off points for the gifts NO COST TO YOU AT ALL Two sessions were heid-one are the Mobile Plaza Service Museum. Lippincott showed slides on aviation history. Manchester Parkade, on the 21st of this month from 7 Station, Rt. 66, Mrs. Pam Manchester i p.m. until 4:30 the following Franeski’s, Millstream Rd., or Senior Citizens The senior citizens Christmas morning and the other on the Mrs. Betty Mastandrea’s, party, sponsored by the Hebron 22nd from 7 p.m. until 2:30 a.m. London Rd. The deadline for Fourth Meeting on the 23rd. ’These sessions gifts is Dec. 9. were attended by represen­ Candle Workshop ^ tatives of the board and the A free candle-making WASHINGTON (A P )-S o u th Thursday’s discussions worked out between Kissinger the Joint Chiefs of Staff for were available to protect a REA and state mediators. workshop, under the direction Vietnam’s special envoy “ nothing is set at this time.’ ’ and the North Vietnamese in what deputy press secretary ceasefire. i ' The new contract was of Miss Karen Hinchliff of Nguy«i Phu Due today sought a Underlying the conflicting secret Paris talks. Gerald L. Warren called “ a Looking forward to the approved and signed by the Hebron and Miss Karen Jones fourth meeting with national reports were indications that Nixon, who along with review of the entire situation in resumption of the Paris talks on board this past Tuesday of Andover, will be held security adviser Henry A. the United States is growing Kissinger, met with Due twice South Vietnam.” Monday, authoritative U.S. of- evening in an executive session Saturday morning from 9:30 to Kissinger on the final shape of a impatient and may not wait for before flying off to Key Kissinger is scheduled to join flciala made these points: and by the REA yesterday. 11:30 in Room 18 at Rham High LT.W OOD Vietnam peace settlement. its South Vietnamese ally to Biscayne, Fla., Thursday, is the President in Florida today —’Though differences ronaln Details of the contract are Schoql. Vietnamese diplomatic approve before signing a final reported as determined as ever whether or not there is a fourOi which may not be ironed out expected to be released Both girls have had LOCKER PUNT AND JNEAT MARKET sources said Due would again peace agreement with the to settle the Vietnam war on meeting with Due. with Saigon, they are optlmiatlc sometime today with copies coijsiderable experience in can­ see Kissinger at the VHiite North Vietnamese. honorable terms as quickly as The White House and the Pen­ that a ceasefire a g r e m o it is dle making and have shown House before returning to Informed sources said Saigon near. being filed in the town clerk’s Smoked Semi-Boneless possible. tagon said, meanwhile, there offices in the three towns of their creations at the Hebron Saigon, but a White House is not now ready to initial the Before his meeting with Due, will be no formal announce­ —’The present draft agree­ Hebron, Andover and Harvest Fair as well as other spokesman said after modified draft agreement Thursday, Nixon also called in ment in the future of large ment does not require the Marlborough by the first of next fairs in the area and at craft troop withdrawals from Viet­ removal of President Thleu week. shows. FULLY COOKED nam, although the Pentagon from office ad zhanol had so A public hearing on the Residents of all ages are Neil McElroy, said small withdrawals wouljl long demanded. contract will be scheduled by invited to attend and are League Official continue. —’The demilitarised sone at the board sometime in the very requested to bring their own By ending the formal an­ Former Defense the 17th parallel will be re­ near future. wax or paraffin. Wicking and nouncements, the Pentagon established as a buffer betweoi dyes may be purchased at the Chief, Dies said negotiators in Paris would North and South. The, South workshop for a small charge. Says Keyword be given additional flexibility in Vietnamese wanted this in the Andover The following Saturday discussing troop levels. A HAMS CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) - agreement. another free workshop will be 27,000-troop celling set for Classes Start held at Rham on rock and 5 to 6 lbs. Formqr Secretary of Defense Is ‘Caution’ today has been reached, the mineral collection. T((is Neil H. McElroy, a business White House said. In First Aid workshop will be under the Prying Over Spilled Milk wizard who guided the nation’s U.S. officials say Due has Dubliners -I direction of Mr. and Mrs. defense establishment through continued to insist in his ANNA FRISINA INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — Detroit Mayor Roman S. Everett Graham of Hebron and U.S.O.A. Choice A workman pries milk cartons from a trailer which tipped over near Southington about the first 26 months of the space meetings here on the major Correspondent Mucke's Link age, is dead of cancer at 68. Gribbs, new president of the National League of Cities, Reject further details will be Center Cut Block 5:30 a.m. today on 1-84 near the Cheshire line. Damage was estimated at $36,000, including remaining demand of the South Tel. 742-9347 announced shortly. By the time he ended his says the major challenge to cities in the 1970s is to prevent $6,000 worth of milk which was condemned by the state. Driver Joseph Leone of Wolcott Vietnamese, which is for a The Andover Volunteer Fire Cub Scouts tenure as the civilian chief at a nation tired from a decade of social change from written com m ltm oit from the Appeal Department last night Chuck Roast ,t89« I Sausage escaped with a minor head injury and was given a warning for driving too fast for the Pentagon under President At a recent Cub Scout Pack 28 forgetting its needs. North Vietnamese to withdraw conducted the first of an eight- meeting, Philip Holmes conditions. (AP photo) Dwight D. Eisenhower, the era DUBLIN (AP) - Dubliners “ If one word could be chosen to describe our country their troops from the South. week series of classes dealing received a gold arrow and S cott; of missiles had arrived as a Sources said Nixon has rejected an appeal from IRA with first aid procedures. Unsworth a bear badge, Denner IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST basic military concept. today, that word might be ‘caution,” ’ said the Democratic probably advised Due that no commander Sean MacSUofaln Bank Buys Israel Bonds The classes being conducted and assistant denner awards McElroy provided the theme mayor who took over 'Thursday as president of the nation’s such pledge could be obtained, to take to the streets in protest have specially been set up so were presented to Holmes, ® forequarter or sid e of beef - SAVE for one of the chief debates of largest group of urban officials, representing 15,(X)0 cities. but that enough safeguards against his detention. Less than AnD cAT LIKE n Klnu! Anti-Smoking Crusader that the average man or woman the 1960 presidential campaign The Manchester State Bank decided t^ n tly to repeat its purchase of a year ago when it Danny Williams, Otis Wlrth, "A s a nation we are resting 500 turned out for a rally could acquire the basic Paul Aldrich, Bennett Coates, with an earlier warning that a and recuperating from a decade ministration “ is about to slash ’Thursday night held by Sinn bought IIO.OQO in Israel Bonds.

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