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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.WOOD 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. Here,B, Emanuel Hirth, left, Manchester chairman of the “ missile gap” existed between knowledge of first aid that is Randy Simmons, Frank Wilkes, of unprecedented social and the substance from programs in Fein, the political arm of the bonds sale, delivers them to Edmond E. Parker, bank president. This is the*25th called for in many day-to-day Danny Hutchins, Richard the United States and the Soviet housing, poverty, health and outlawed Irish Republican anniversary year of Israel. 643 8424 Acquitted By Jury political change,” he said. “ The situations. Lieutenant John Craig, Andre Chicoine and Vic 51 BISSELLST Union. major challenge we face in the others,” Gribbs said there is Seven Die Army. Young of the Fire Department tor Vik. Democrats seized upon the ‘ 70s is to accom m odate a still a need, despite the passage “ In the name of (3od, I want PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE March 17 incident in which hours in Circuit Court 12 at said that the enrollment for the Webelo Activity Awards for By DOUG BEVINS phrase to accuse the people’s caution to a nation’s of federal revenue-sharing, for the people out on the streets he allegedly sprayed a In Plane courses was over 20 persons, artist, athlete, naturalist and WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS (Herald Reporter) East Hartford before Republican administration of needs. substantial other federal protesting on my behalf,” said South Windsor and that there was still room aquanaut were presented to Dr. Joseph Kristan of cigarette Bmoker with an air bringing in verdicts of "not shortsightedness. Administra “ It would be tragic if, in our assistance to cities. the guerrilla chieftain in a for a few more applicants. Gary Coiro (3), Robert Roche South Windsor was freshener. ; guilty ’ ’ on charge^. of tion spokesmen contended the desire to rest, We closed our “ Revenue-sharing is not a Crash statement issued by his at Anyone who still wishes to sign United States was catching dp ac9J^.itted Thursday of The six-member jury second-degreie r^ le ss eh- eyes to critical needs, that must substitute for ■ other aid to torney. ’The failure of his appeal up for the course, which is in-misailes a i^ p ld in g an edge cities::tt:^.Gribbs said. “ ’There is SAIGON (AP) - A twin- chat^E^^atenainiBg from a d q lib ^ f^ ^ r about. three dahgermei4...an|,4isorderly^ be met if we are to achieve the reflected an apparent School Board Asks Town without charge and provided by inj^manneB, long-range no.i.(8^ 'reason' why cities ’engiott transport -plan* -wUii 22 conduct. ‘ ^ ^ ** stability we so fervently Btibk. gramdsweilof-antirlRA feeling the Fire Department as a BofiiSlw. should be last In line for federal Americans and South in the Irish Republic, once the Dr. -Kristah, Who practices in “The very old, the very public service, can still register The '^overiiihent service of aid but first in line when cuts Vietnamese aboard crashed on underground army’s sanctupn Rockville and is Vernon’s young, the very poor have a To Irnprove Playgro und by calling Young or by McElroy, who died late are tp be made.’’ the central coast today, killing in its war to drive the BriUsh ise health director, termed the claim on the American appearing early for the next Thursday night, was not limited Still, he was optimistic. seven persons, including Maj. from Northern Ireland. TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERING decision “a major victory for conscience that cannot be ig class, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. to overseeing the armed might "While the odds seem long that Gen. Tran Van Phong, chief of On Wednesday night, only The Board of Education this Angered at the apparent non-smokers.’’ nored. There are national Service; vice president of the next ’Tuesday. Young said that of the nation. Nixon will turn to domestic the pacification program, field 2,000 to 4,000 of Dublin’s 600,000 week cam e close to tabling delay, Mrs. Margaret Rossi the The five man-oiie woman problems — crime, unemploy Outing Club; a member of persons who have missed the The tali, sandy-haired Ohioan matters, four years ago it was a reports said. people turned out for another action on a proposal to bring the board member who asked for To Go To Work jury, which left the courtroom ment, drug abuse, deteriorating Future Nurses Club; is first class only will be accepted also was called upon to head 100-to-l bet that he would go to Two American civilians and protest rally, and it had Pleasant Valley Eleirientary the study, said she sat Uirough to start deliberation at 3:34 housing, .pollution, school secretary of the Class of 1973; then, but after that date, too educational commissions China or put on wage and price five Vietnamese, including Bernadette-Devlin’s fiery School playground up to stan other board meetings and NEW YORK (AP) - Droves the Metropolitan p.m., came back into the cour finance — that we must solve and is on the cheerleading much material will have been established by Eisenhower and controls, an extraordinary Phong, were killed. The oratory as an attraction. dard with ottier playgrounds in listened while the board of Long Island commuters Transportation Authority, troom four times before the collectively if we are to solve squad. In her Junior year. Miss m issed to be made up for later President Nixon. move given his history." Americans were not im Opposition is growing in the the town, *ut voted decided that tennis courts on improvised their way to work which owns and operates the 6:40 p.m. verdict. them at all.” Snelgrove was selected to potential applicants. A native of Berea, Ohio, Gribbs said, “ We support the mediately Identified. republic to the bloody bombing unanimously to support request school property, needed by the for a second day amid glum rets railroad, emerged saying only, Twice they asked Judge Gribbs said in an Interview represent the high school at The course Itself, which McElroy was president of President’s efforts to achieve Three U.S. civilians and 12 campaign that MacStiofain’s to the Town Council to consider town, “ was a ^ t " to the school of no progress in negotiations to "We both have a lot of Burton JacobSon to clarify wor that to do this his first order of Laurel Girls State and was in combines both basic and ad Procter & Gamble virhen fiscal responsibility and Vietnamese were injured. Provisional wing of the IRA is providing the necessary funds system that should not be end a strUie against the nation’s homework to do.” ding of the statutes. Once they business as NLC president ducted into the William Wood vanced first aid procedures, is ' Eisenhower summoned him to governmental reforms. We par The plane, a C7 Caribou of the waging In the North. ’The belief from the town budget. If the turned down. “ This is another busiest commuter railroad. Earlier, a LIRR spokesman asked for a spray can of the would be “ to get a clear un Chapter of the National Honor especially timely with the onset become secretary of defense. ticularly applaud his proposals South Vietnamese air force, Is also spreading that unless the council approves, the cost will g ift," she said, “ this time from NOW CARPET 3 ROOMS ’The Long Island Rail Road, had told reporters “ There’s derstanding of the Nixon Society. of the cold weather. The holiday type Dr. Kristan had used, but for grant consolidation, or, if carried four crewmen and 18 guerrillas are crushed, their be $23,000, which would be 50 Uie board to the Town Council." which normally proveservice been no change in the administration’s budget plans She plans to attend college season invariably produces a Judge Jacobson, denied the you will, special revenue passengers. attacks will spread to the South. per cent reimbursable by state She said the playground is part for 170,000 daily passengers, situation...We are actively in and its tack this year.” upon graduation to prepare for rash of various types of up to 340 sq. ft. request because the can bad not sharing.” aid to schools. of the town’s programs and will was struck ’Thursday by its 5,- . discussion, but I cannot say we Noting speculation in a career in nursing. injuries, many of which can be Choice of: Sculptured - Tweed • Plush or Shai been introduced into evidence. According to the principal, be used by the town also when a 000 nonoperating employes in a are close together.” Washington that the ad Elected Treasurer dealt with readily by a person Another time. Judge Jacobson M iners Orville Rowley, chairman of little lea^e field is piaced on contract dispute over wages. Miss Kathleen Moriarty, with the basic knowledge. called the jury in to explain the Burger Intervenes the eight-member committee the site. Commuters were spray can situation. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Common Emergencies Before the strike, the appointed by the board to study Another board member, inconvenienced but the massive James P. Moriarty of 454 The final sessions o f the National Mediation Board had The jury included one B egin the playground, the site Vernon Petersen, said the traffic jams that had been cigarette smoker, one pipe Oakland Rd. has been elected course will deal with all types exhausted procedures under the In Air Pollution preparation would require board should be embarrased feared never materialized smoker, one cigar smoker, two treasurer of the freshman Class of first aid skills and their Railway Labor Act for dispute grading, top soil resurfacing, that the substandard Thursday as workers staggered persons who had quit smoking, V otin g at Salve Regina College in application in common settlement. George S. Ives, a and hard surfacing of a higher playground has gone this long. ” traveling hours and took and one person who had never Newport, R.I. emergencies. 299 member of the mediation Standards Case part of the property above the He said the board should not advantage of expanded bus and smoked. Miss Moriarty is a graduate Special Course • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MEASURING board, continues to work with WASHINGTON (AP) - Some existing; playground. He said consider a systemwide gifted car parking facilities outside Dr. Kristan was charged in of the South Windsor High Following the eight-week • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION both sides. ^ 200.000 members of the United WASHINGTON ^(AP) — A last-day intervention by plans include a gravel walk, child program and ask the connection with an incident in School class of 1972 and is first aid course, the firemen • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FOAM RUBBER PADDING the city, A 12-union coaltion, represen Mine Workers Union begin Supreme Court ^ ief Justice Warren E. Burger has stairs and moving the present Pleasant Valley kids to give up • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DOORWAY METAL There were long delays ,for the Rockville General Hospital '■I working for a Bachelor of will conduct a brief three-week ting boilermakers, firemen, casting ball their officers oday headed off the im{^sition of federal regulations forbidding equipment to higher ground. a playground. Science degree in nursing at the BE SURE TO BRING YOUR ROOM MEASUREMENTS numy. L en ^ y lines forme<9 at emergency waiting room. He course on Cardiac-Pulmonary barmen, machinists, porters, under the tightest federal any pollution of air that is still clean. Rowley said the need to Stephen Smith, a committee college. Wa Will Chearfullv Estimate You Requirements and Show Samples bus stops and subway c b ^ e had allegedly sprayed at or Resuscitation. This is a course at Your Homo. electricians, clerks and com control in the history of the upgrade the playground is eight members, said the booths. Highway traffic was near a light^ cigarette being Government lawyers, who are appealing lower court especially designed for the care munications personnel, called American labor movement. years overdue and should have responsibility of completion of smoked by Mrs. Betty Lou of persons with a history of excessive during both morning the strike over a demand for a The principal election fight is orders that require this “ non-degradation” policy, say its been completed when the the grounds iies with the town School Menu F O R T K N O X and evening commuter rush Beitner of Tolland, a hospital Monday and Tuesday are heart or lung problems and 36 per cent wage hike. between Mine Workers application would mean economic disaster for clean-air contractor of a new wing on the because the job should have hours. Demands for helicopter receptionist. early closing days and lunches their potential emergencies. COMMERCIAL CARPET Operating personnel, President W. A. “ Tony” Boyle, regions. school used the playground been done eight years ago. “ To service reportedly quadrupled. Mrs. Beitner, testifying for All those completing the first trainmen and conductors, are 70, whose last opponent was must conduct clean-up portion as part of the addition me, this is a building problem will be served in the lOO^f Continuous Filament Cumuloft Nylon Prospects for a rapid the state, said she was murdered, and challenger But a spokesman for the programs, under state im site. Because of construction elementary schools. aid courses will be given Red 12’ nnd 1.5' widths sq. yd. honoring the picket lines. and not an educational problem * 7.99 settlement got low rating from “ sprayed in the face with an Environmental Protection plementation plans. problems with the company Monday; Salami, bologna, Ooss certificates attesting to Honan said the unions’ wage Arnold Miller of Ohley, W. Va. and should be handled this Do It Yourself all sides. Negotiators huddled unknown substance” by Dr. Agency said administrator But there remain some areas and cheese grinder, sliced their completion of the work demand would cost the railroad The election was ordered by a building the addition, the con way.” , We lend you all the tools necessary sq. yd. ^ 4 e 1 ^ 5 most of the day at the Kristan. Mrs. Beitner said she and their qualifications to give $36 million a year. “ 'That’s federal judge after finding that William D. Ruckelshaus would where the air is cleaner than tracted site work for a new Charles Warner, school tomato, lettuce, patato chips, Retr. 87.99 sq. yd. experienced a choking fi^ t aid. International Hotel at Kennedy impossible,” he said. “ To grant Boyle’s 1069 re-election over have issued the regulation, required by the federal playground was never Superintendent, said he agreed . milk, and sliced in ch e s . sensation and burning eyes. Fire Calls Aiipprt, recessing at 11 p.m. that would also be a violation of the late Joseph A. Yablonski although reluctantly, by the standards. completed and money was totally with the report and Tuesday; Shells with meat Dr. Kristan, taking the ’The weekend was fortunate ARMSTRONG William Honan, chairman of federal pay standards.’’ was marred by widespread court-imposed midnight Four environment groups, in-, returned to the town’s general recommended support of the and tomato sauce, tossed green CARPET witness stand in his own .ii- ly, a long quiet one for the fire violations of labor law. deadline, if Burger had not eluding the Sierra Club, sued budget. project. salad, Italian bread, milk, defense, cla im ^ he did not department until Sunday. and Yablonski, his wife and granted a stay Thursday. Ruckelshaus last May to make The present playground is The entire project, according cottage pudding with chocolate spray Mrs. Beitner in the face, Sunday morning the fire DESIGNER SOLARIAN daughter were found shot to Burger’s stay was to last only him borbid all air pollution In usually waterlogged because of to Rowley, will bring the sauce. The sunny floor that shines without wax, LINOLEUM but instead sprayed at her emergency crew was called to death in their Clarksville, Pa., long enough for the full those clean-air regions. the topography in which water school’s playground to an Wednesday: Cheeseburger on Hospital Room cigarette, which was in an REMNANTS home several weeks after the Supreme Court, which meets Otherwise they argu^, in from rain and melted snow a bun, cole slaw, potato chips, take a patient to the equivalent with other elemen ashtray, to dispell the smoke. each Friday, to consider dustries in the dirty-air regions milk, chocolate crazy cake with Manchester Memorial M2■ 95 w w# yd.,installed 1969 election. Several union drain into the play area, tary schools in South Windsor The 52-year-oId doctor, a whether a longer stay was would move into clean-air Rowley said. icing. Hospital. Including material. labor and cement. officials have been indicted in and no funds for new equipment fervent anti-smoking crusader, warranted. regions until there was no pure Thursday; Oven baked Sunday afternoon, firemen GOOD St;LE(TION OF COLORS. Rates Raised connection with the crime. The board asked if Rowley will be forthcoming. He said the said he suffers from an Government lawyers air anywhere. chicken, gravy mashed potato, stood by at various sections of Boyle has repeatedly denied could do without the surfacing p r o wili gladly undertake the affliction aggravated by prepared to file a petition They said the law’s stated cranberry sauce, buttered peas, town where power lines had Effective today room rates at the health program eqNuision any knowledge of the slayings. of amesite in order to reduce task of providing suitable cigarette smoke. seeking Supreme CPurt review purpose to "protect and com bread, milk, pineapple fallen to the ground until Manchester Memorial Hospital plans and wage increases would Miller, a retired .coal miner, the coat. He first indicated that equipment for the new play At the close of the three-day of the entire case. enhance” air quality meant chunks in syrup: repairs had been made, and will be increased $1 per day. In be directly affected. While Was nominated by Miners for a the hard surface was necessary areas to supplement the equip trial Thursday, Defense Atty. Sunday evening, firemen went addition to $1 per day room and anniversary increases for Democracy, a rebel group Under the Cleap Air that existing pure air must be as playgrounds were plowed ment being moved from the Friday: Tunafish grinder, employes can be met within formed by supporters of the Amendments of 1970, EPA has protected against degradation. during the winter when it existing area. sliced tomato, lettuce, French out on a smoke investigation board Increase, charges for call on Webster La. ^ the 5.5 per cent guideline any late Yablonski, including his established air quality Last May 30, District Judge I' ! snowed and surface was DAR Award fried potato, carrot stix, milk, (iterating room, delivery room, cost of living compensation two lawyer sons, Joseph A. standards setting limits on the John H. Pratt issued an necessary to get the full use of Miss Judith Snelgrove, oreo cookie. x-ray, laboratory, physical would have to be ai^roved as Uannuka Yablonski and Kenneth permissible levels of smoke and injunction requiring the field. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan therapy, respiratory therapy, an exception by the federal pay Yablonski. dust, sulfur oxides, carbon Ruckelshaus to make sure state Board members Donald Snelgrove of 85 Valley View Dr. emergency room, and routine board. Observance Eligible to vote are ume monoxide, nitrogen oxides, plans included the non Berghuis and Mrs. Cile Decker' has been selected by the q ie ^ services will also be “While we will make every 120.000 working coal miners and Christmas Comes Early hydrocarbons and degradation rule. If they didn’t, were cqncemed with priorities students and faculty of South Open Tryout increased. Under Way effort to (xnnply with the 5.5 p ^ approximately 80,000 retired photochemical oxidanta—all Pratt ordered, Ruckelshaus for consideration of the project Windsor High School to receive for Increases are being hel(( cent federal ^define this miners in 25 states. Happiness — to James L. Dodson of Manchester — is common elements in air pollu himself must write it into the over other programs. Ber^uls the Daughter of American within the government 5.5 per JERUSALEM (AP) - seriously curtaiu any planning tion. state plans by Dec. 1—today. cited the requests for The Rainmaker cent guideline and have bMn The balloting will take place winning $15,000 in the C onnecticut Lottery. A $5,000 winner Revolution Good Citizens' .Israelis and Jews the world One set of standards, to Ruckelshaus appealed, but (February production) filed with the Council on for health care expansion,” over the next eight days under a week ago, he became one of nine persons eligible for implementation of the Family Award. To receive the award. at Little Theatre of Manchester •w;'* over celebratad today the first protect human health, must be the U.S. Court of Appeals here Hospitals in the State of said Eldward M. Kenney, ad the watchful eyes of about 1,000 yesterday’s Super 75 drawing. His lucky number 7 was the Life program and a gifted child School Principal Ralph Conlon day of Hannuka— the eight-day achieved by 1975; a second, upheld the lower court decision rooms Coonecticut and the Internal ministrator of Manchester agents of the U.S. Department program which Assistant Jr. said, the student must festival of lights. first drawn yesterday and his $5,000 original prize more stringent, is,to protect on Nov. 2. Revenue Sw ice. Memorial Ho^ital, “ and gives of Labor. The government has itendent William Perry possess the following criteria; In Jerusalem Chief Rabbi immediately was tripled — to $15,000. The 52-year-61d animals, plants, property and On Wednesday, U.S. Solicitor o j ^ ^ street, Mancheetor Hospital officials voiced us no flexibility in considering been observing all aspects of that requests for new "Dependability, service, Shlpmo (Soren Ut the first of foreman at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft said he’ll use the the environment. It has no General Irwin N. Griswold ® ^ P *”- Monday, Dec. 4 - 7:30 p.m. serious reservations as to cost of living increases for our union affairs since, the court p rn p w n s would be coming to leadership and patriotism.” Needed: One woman (28-32): 6 man (all agee) eight candles commemorating m oney to pay a load o f bills, to fix his house and to help pay specific time limit. asked the Supreme Court to whether the hoqiital would be employes without an ex ertion order handed down by U.S. th# board,during budget Miss Snelgrove has been the expulsion of the Greeks ^ e a s where the air is too stay the deadline pending an 4 Open Daily 9*6,• Thurs. and Fri. till 9 aUe to live with the restricted being granted by the federal District Judge William B. for his two children’s college education. (Herald photo by dewerations. active in the American Field from toael in 168 B.C. appeal. increase and pointed out that pay board.” Bryant last June. P into.) dirty to meet the standards PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MaUcbester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 1,1872 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 1. 1972 - PAGE THREE Creativity Knobler Topic Sheinwold on Bridge MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. Helvie said he began Nathan Knobla-, professor of i TV Tonight j Paups at Bushnell M i! (AP) — Eleven months ago accompanying his wife to the Connecticut ai well as spa for her treatments and art at the University of meml^ers of HD8G. I SMSotiinlay'sHMwM/or : Floyd Helvie didn’t know an CompUu TVLUtiHgi North dealer decided to get into the swim of Connecticut, will q>eak at an Knobler, formerly of FINESSES PRESENT Never To Old Australian orawl from a turkey North-South vulnerable things. open meeting of the Udiversity Manchester, will p n ^ t the <4,MIUUI t u l With Fred Waring CHANCE TO CO DOWN trot. of Connecticut’s Human By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH views of the artist on the t<^>ic State Theater - “ZUvago,” To Learn Now Helvie is swimming up Development ^todies Group Your first bridge teachers ft A873 “ I’ve always wanted to learn of creativity, .eiille Dr. John — 6 i0 0 — Talia Paups o f 444 Hilistown 8:00 to two miles a day in his IVk (HDSG) Wednesday at 7:30 (3-8-22) NEWS encourage you to take finesaes 07 AK6 to swim, but never did. I sat Renzulll, UofC associate Rd. will appear with Fred O K 10 8 5 hour workouts at a local health p.m. in the UofC Graduate (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH much as a mother encourages East Hartford Drive-In — New Things around watching everyone else, professor of education, will Warlnf^Mi^ the famoua choral spa. Center. The meeting is open to (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE an infant to eat. Later in life, ♦ Q 4 “Unholy Rollers,” 0:05; "Box figuring I’d pick it up from describe how an educational conductor brings bis Fred WEST EAST Not too unusual, except interested students, parents (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH just as the adult learns to curb Bertha,’’ 7:30 them. It didn’t work,” Helvie psychologist looks at, the same Waring Show to the Bushnell ft 10652 ft 194 Helvie is 76 years old. said. and teachers from eastern topic. (40) WILD WILD WEST Dec. 10 at 8:15 p.m. his appetite, so does the bridge 0> 8 4 0> Q73 East Windsor Drive-In — — 6 t3 0 — Paupa was bom in Germany player learn to avoid flnessing. 0 632 0 AQ “ Everything Yon Always MAriCHESTER f l I (3) CBS NEWS to Latvian parents, and Today’s band must be played in ftll0 95 ftK8732 Wanted To Know About Sex,” I ■IUUll^ I 40 p H ORGE I (8) ABC NEWS altbough his middle-European a very adult manner. SOUTH 9:20; “The Organixatioa,'.'7:90 (22-30) NBC NEWS forebears were farmers and North dealer ft K Q Burnside Theater — "Rage,” HOW MANY FACES (24) WORLD PRESS hunters, Talia chose music for a 0> I 109 5 2 C. North-^uth vulnerable 7:304:30 DOES MURDER life career. He was encouraged 0 1974 I — 6i55 — Opening lead— Jack of Chiba WEAR? from childhood by his father, < ft A6 Jerry Lewis Cinema, South (4 0 ) NEWS West led the jack of clubs, COTT Vilis, who was a concert singer North East Sooth Wesl Windsor - "W hat’s Up D oc?” and &uth tried tte first finesse — 7»0 0 — in his native Latvia. 1 NT Pass ,3 07 Pass 7:004:00 (3) YOUNG DR. KILDARE by putting up dummy’s queeen. He is a former student at the 4 07 Pats Pass Pass (8) TRUTH OR \ ^ n East covered with the Meadows Drive-In — MMiuvnNaeHuneeiMl Hartford Conservatory and the Opening lead — f t 1 CONSEQUENCES king of clubs. South could win “ Troobleman,” 7:07-11:05; ■ Julius Hartt School of Music Plus Co Hit (18) DICK VAN DYKE with the ace. Nothing gained, “ Vanishing Point,” 9:14 and plans to study at the Hartt (22-30) NEWS but also nothing lost ^ this U.A. Theater East — School of Music at the of diamonds. South still had a ALFRED t S U R N S ID E (24) FREE FOR ALL first finesse. trump to regain the lead and “ Valachi Papers," 7:004:25 Van Raalte’s ‘‘Lacey Daisy” ■ - ' p I r ( .' T ( I ’ H •. •. University of Hartford. (40) ABC NEWS cash two good diamond tricks. Manchester Drive-In — p . T f i • • Proficiency as a violinist, as HITCHCOCK’S Now South bad to get rid of South’s trumps wouldn’t last “ You’U Like My Mother,” 7:00- — 7 i3 0 — well as a singer, earned him his low club. He led a trump to 10:45; “ Frenzy,” 8:40 Sat a Sunday 1 P.M. (3) W HArS HAPPENING first chair in the second violin if he ruffed a club in order to makes Christmas dreaming FRENZY Paup’ musical studies were the ace, returned to the king ‘Wondarftd Land of 07* (8 ) LASSIE section of the All-Eastern try a diamond finesse. East A UNI^MAL aCUAtC • TCCHNlCOU>ll« interrupted by a term of service and queen of spades and then (18) BETTER WORLD would win with the queen of Orchestra, while his singing in the U.S. Marine Corps, where led the jack of hearts. (22) L E rs MAKE A DEAL ability qualified him for a two- diamonds, would take tte queen GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD a reality! CerVEPAL CINEMA CORPORATION he received two consecutive West played low, and South ROCKFORD, 111. (AP) - (24) WALL ST. WEEK year voice sdwlarrtiip. of hearts and would lead a club I IN-CARHEATERS meritorus promotions and was wisely put up dummy’s king Harry Hatchett admits he (30) HOLLYWOOD After a successful audition to force oiit South’s last trump. MEADOWS f, selected “ Marine of the rather than ride the finesse. likes his neighborhood. OS I 01 NOflTHa'JCI --AO hT(D SQUARES East would then have the ace of tAKfiASI'WIStSievlCiBD 1*1’ All New for Fred Waring, he gave up — Month.” Declarer’s next step was to Hatchett and some 20 other (40) NANNY AND for the present — pla^ to diamonds and the reset of the ‘Tickets for the Fred Waring cash the ace of spades, men live in an otherwise THE PROFESSOR continue his music studiesN clubs. Show are available at the discarding the losing club from woman’s world, at a housing “TROUBLE MAN” — 8 t0 0 — joined the Pmnsylvanians. Bushnell Box Office. his hand. It was the importance Copyright 1972 project for senior citizens here. (3) SONNY AND CHER of this play that persuaded General Featurea Corp. He has 140 fem ale neighbors. — Plu$ — (8-40) SANTA CLAUS IS South not to take a trump Miller Has Been Flying 50 Years "V/UISMNG powr COMING TO TOWN Quartet To Premier ITHMTII U in finesse. If South lost to the Animated special. Voices by queen of hearts. East would Airplane buff Charles W. Miller of Lakeland, Fla., has four planes at his own airfield Fred Astaire, Mickey Rooney. lead a cliib, and South would The premier performance of where he gives flying lessons despite the fact he is 7iz. He has been flying for 50 years and (18) SKI SCENE lose a trump, a club and two the University of Connecticut has logged more than 22,000 hours air time. (AP photo) (22-30) SANFORD ft SON Batter than Qodfather diamonds. \MESTO\Nt4 Health (Center’s Talcott String W W ni_i A nisji A ^ V/ H ^ Fred’s old flame has a NBC TV-Chtoago Quartet will be held Wednesday PHARMACY surprise for him. at 8:15 p.m. at the Health Resists Temptation (2 4 ) WEEK IN REVIEW Center’s auditorium in Far t h e v a la c h i Now South was tempted to — 8 i3 0 - mington. The public is invited. ruff a club in order to lead a Pilot, 72 Years Young, Gives (18) SPORTS CHALLENGE ’The quartet was organized papers (R) diamond from his hand, but he (22-30) LITTLE PEOPLE about a year ago. The Talcott saw the, danger in time and with Charles Bronson Dr. Jamison is advised to quit group, named for the Talcott simply led a diamond from the Private Flying Lessons smoking. Ridge area near the Health dummy. East took the queen of (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED Center, was formed to help diamonds, cashed the queen of LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) - General James A. Farley for " I tell the other fellow, ‘You be — 9«00 - enrich the cultural life of the Check Tlinatabla for flme. hearts and led a club. South Airplane buff dharles W. Miller his first-and-only mail run the liest pilot. I want to be the (3 ) MOVIE Health (Center’s medical and ruffed and knocked out the ace has four planes parked in the during National Air Week. oldest.’ ” “ The Chairman’’ (1960). dental schools and the Far hangar at his own airfield near American scientist goes to Red mington area. Lakeland where he still gives China on vital mission. Gregory The program will include EXOTIC JEWELRY flying lessons at the age of 72. Peck. works by Tchaidovsky, Mozart ^^CHMSTMAS in fraMlSIUa “ I’m giving the pocking man (8) BILLY GRAHAM and Rieti. open every nite ’til 9:00! a chance to fly,” said l^Uer, | Northern Ohio Crusade. THE COUNTRY FANr’ who charges only |8 an hour for (18) 700 CLUB ST. GEOMTS CHURCH H e r e 's 8 Partial solo time and 310 for dual Christm as hankies (22-30) GHOST STORY beautifully embix)ldered from Switzerland lessons. "I don’t make any “ Elegy for a Vampire.” MIR 4411MLTOK COM. Listingof Marry money, but I stay young — tonite & sSt. only (40) ROOM 222 Tryouts Set DIfta from our that’s my payoff.” Exquisite nightime. coor A beloved teacher nears SAT DEC. 2nd. 10AMto4PM Fabuloua Gift (reg. 69$ ) dinates of Crepeset* LOBSTER DINNER senility. For LTM Work (Benefit of the Organ Fund) During his half-century of k Crepessence with she- — 9 i3 0 - • HOT BAKED BREAD • HOME MADE GOODIES Departmantl jockeying airplanes, Miller has A loves-me daisy-patterned (40) ODD COUPLE The Little Theatre of • HAND MADE GIFTS • CHRISTMAS GREENS accrued 22,000 hours of flying r an ideal pin money gifti Manchester has announced • Revlon Manieuro Sals Felix and Oscar appear on a • CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS • FABRIC SHOP $5.-$12.78 time — almost 2V4 years in the ^ Cluny lace. White lace wiUi TV game show. tryouts for opm casting for • WHITE ELEPHANT • SANTA CLAUS air. W Plnkglo or Bluejay, S, M, ^ 4 . 9 5 Ala Carte ‘‘The Rainmaker” which LTM i REFRESHMEHT$AyAILABLE • Buxton Loathor Gooda His first flight was in 1916 at ^ we sd l oiHin. 50c L. Waltz gown, $ 9 ; coat — ibiOO — will present in the East I Urbana, 111., which he said ^ (8-40) LOVE, $3.-$13.80 lottery tideets! Catholic High School 7t k"started the wheel rolling.” P $ 1 3 (matching scuff, now AMERICAN STYLE , • Muaical Jawalry If $ Christmas Party Reservation Time auditorium in February. ^Soon thereafter he bought his K shown) $ 5 Three tales of love. ‘Tryouts will be held at the L’TM Boxaa$10.98-$34.98 ['first pl^e, a J4D. . W (22-30) BANYON rooms at 22 Oak St. Sunday at 7 If’t'r f r 111 • Ladles’ Hair H e soon became a * Banyon’s secretary p.m. and Monday at 7:30 p.m. t— 7817 foil PAONINt. OIAP OI TMIATPI KI:M ' barnstormer making stunt mysteriously disappears. Dryara$14.98-$26.98 everybody Wednesday is held open for call flights out of Murray, Ky., and UBkOfl i P IA N O ’S R E S T A U R A N T (24) STATE OF CONN. doftol backs for those whom the 4 • Decorator Waatclox was awarded a certificate on iwn TMU Rt. 6 & 44A, Bolton 643-2342 — 1 0 :3 5 — casting committee v ^ es to WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDSI n Alarm Clocka $8.98 up May 19,1938, from Postmaster (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY hear a second'time. • Wat and Hot Lather — 11:00 — There are seven parts Diapanaara $12.98 (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS available in this show, accor — 1 1 :3 0 — ding to William Slddons, (3 ) MOVIE chairman of the casting com 'To Be Announced. mittee. One woman between OPEN R s e t a u r o n t (8-40) COMEDY NEWS the ages of 26 and 32 is needed. SUNDAYSI (22-30) JOHNNV CARSON There are six male roles of Qaelight |f Kitchen 1a Now Open Last night in New York. varied ages available. — 1:3 0 — All who are interested in UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT (3 ) MOVIE being associated with LTM are To Be Announced. invit^ to attend these tryouts. FEATURING mum - AMBOCMI FOOD ilgo Prem iere ) Van Raalte Showing STEMiS •CHOPS •SEAFOOD bodysuit Canceled MEIRO-GOLDVi/YN-MAYER PRESENTS AWDPONIIFimjCIIOff Dining Room Open Mon. thru Bat. 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. Due to unforeseeable DAVID LEANS FILM OF BORIS FASTERNAKS for every Daily Luncheon Speciala from 11 to 2 circumstances, the Manchester Junior Women’s Club has been forced to cancel the premiere DQCIpR ZimAGO heavenly body ThwMii 1:30 PA ts 12:30 showing of the movie “ 1776” . WESTOWN I l f I n U l I l h Fri. I Sat MO PJL Is 1:30 The benefit premiere was to be n S B I C I * * PHARMACY ■ ^ held December 20,7:30 p.m., at “SCROOGE” 4SS HARTFORD ROAD so OAK 8TBBET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER the U. A. Theater East, atlriM — 2:80 MANCHDSTER Just.Eaat.ot.Haln.Street e Ample Free Parldiia Manchester Parkade. ’The club wishes to apologize for any inconveniences caused by ‘The good looks and tailoring of the cancellation. finest men’s shirt goes into this super soft nylon body suit with pearlized For her daytime luxury, Proceeds from the premiere For buttons, placket front, 2-button barrel the elegant feel of Van were to go to the Manchester Your Memorial Hospital for the cu ff. White o r navy, sizes A o r B, f 10 Raalte’s Antron III, non- purchase of a defibrillator. ’This m p cling Suavette. In white,, is a machine used to restore foam and many other Dining heart action to normal colors. Slip with lace over following cardiac arrest. The coordinating club hopes that in the near sheer bodice, 3^38, SS,S, A Pleasure future enough money may be opague lengths, $ 7 ; Pettislip with raised to purchase this life flower motif lace at hem, saving piece of equiiunent. pantyhose S, M, L, SS and A lengths, fVe Preisent $ 4 ; Satin suavette plunge Van Raalte’s sleek, perfect-fitting i f ' ■ 'ii. bra, 32-38, A, B, C, $ 5 . pantyhose in white, navy and many Coordinate with bikinis and S Y Q U IN T O ’ . MOMEIMnNQB other colors to coordinate with her briefs in several styles, iFORmRENIBilNO wardrobe. Sizes A, B. $ 2 AT THE ORGAN 1.50 to $3. n§ atSMM* U mMW a u Mm (D ftL Lingerie, all atores) Every Fri. and Sat. ^ WMlMf atMUSHV w (D&L HoUery, DllVE HITH US all stores) Tel. B4B-3161 tar ReaervetleHS
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 1. 1972 — PAGE FIVE Governor Discusses Commission Favors User Payment Of Projects •«Education ’The commission’s executive for the favorite girls on your list. WASHINGTON (AP) - ’The adc^ted as written appear slim. flood control, drainage and abatement. Sewerage is about „ com , wheat, soybeans and hay, 36, 1973; it planned to gather National Water Conirolssion director, Theodore Schad, told A series of pobUc confemces chairman of Consolidated &9T0RRS (AP) - Gov.. shoreline protection. the lowest utility charge although the prtce of cotton public conunent on the present has tentatively recommended a' newsman the impact o f the are sch edule in January. Edison Co., New York City’s Thomas J. Meskill says he’s Repayment Would be anybody pays now,” he added. might stiu decrease. draft report before issuing a laws to make wato'-users pay proposals would be "less The commission’s recuim j electric utility. willing to consider popular accomplished through free- U ser charges on industrial '”rhe price of beef goes up final report next year. the full cost of federal projects reliance on the federal treasury election of trustees for state theme was that water should be nnarket pricing or user charges. water from federal projects under every assumption,” The (tommission is headed by which benefit them". Tliere and more reliance on pec^le priced at its free market value colleges and universities. If farmers lud to bear the full and on federally maintahuxl Schad said, “ and the price of Charles F. Luce, board Septic Tanks ’ paying for what they get.” , , and that those who benefit fra n AND Su^ an election would be a would be such diverae long costs of federal irrigation waterways could increase con milk comes down.” term results as higher p rices federal water projects should projects, Schad said in an inter sumer product prices, Sdiad "very accountable way of The over-all impact
Trash Burning Blamed Boston - Ninety-eight per cent or more of all the forest fire in the Eastern United States in 1971 were num-cauaed, the U.S. Forest Service reports. Many of these resulted from the burning of trash and other debris near wooded areas; this is the most prevalent cause of fires in the North-Central states also. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Prl., Dec. 1, 1872' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 1, 1972 - PAGE SEVEN
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T : i l ■ Castro Does His Duty Cuba finally has recognized the The United States has requested Working on a Water Sample skyjackers as common criminals and extradition of these three and of four is ready to talk with the United States others who hijacked an Eastern Pfc. Richard Dotchin, a member of toe 745th Signal Co. of the Connecticut Army National about what can be done to prevent Airlines plane Oct. 29 and are accused Guard at Camp Meskill, works on a i^ater sample from state lakes and streams i-1 threatened by pollution. Water samples are shipped to toe U. S. Fkivironmental Protection ransoming planes and passengers and of murder, air piracy and kidnapping. Agency’s national research center, Corvallis, Ore., to be tested for eutropjiication. This is fleeing to the island for sanctuary. Getting an agreement with Castro a condition in which phosphate discharges spur toe growth of algae and rob water of its Fidel Castro, Cuba’s Communist will not be simple or easy. oxygen and nutrient value. Cooperation between the CANG and the federal agency vdll continue until August next year, when procedure recommendations to combat iwllution dictator, has finally if reluctantly Apparently, the Cuban government are expected to be presented. Pfc. Dotchin is toe son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dotchin of accepted some responsibility for the has confiscated the ransom money 56 Dougherty St. ^ 85 planes that have been hijacked and hijackers have brought in. So far, it w, j landed on his shores. hasn’t returned any of it. The Cuban government would like !l Castro may insist upon retaining the < ‘ to keep its image as a haven for money as well as demanding the Utah Prison Tries New I!! On the trail. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara.) political refugees but it can’t afford to return of some Chiban exiles who have become known as welcoming fled to the United States. Rehabilitation Tactic murderers and thieves. Denying sanctuary to hijackers in What Agnew Must will watch over him and his real The United States, sharply aware of Cuba would be perhaps the most POINT OF THE through the church’s social Capital Fare MOUNTAIN, Utah (AP) - family when be is in prison and services division. the key role Chiba has played in the effective deterrent to further vi) ■( Overcome hy *76 Laiiy, a 47-year old convicted then continue its concern after But if the families face risks, plans of hijackers, is eager to engage skyjackings and an effective killer, greets the mothers and he is released. some of them also claim to Antlretc Titlly The Dan Ingersoll family have enriched their own lives in the proffered discussions and to deteirent must be found. fathers at the barred door, By BRUCE BIOSSAT speech a day and then relaxes shaking each hand and patting visited Larry, the inmate who by the experience. reach an agreement for extradition of .'i An agreement with Cuba on this President Nixon will not be with the biggies. the children on the head. presides over one Monday night “ It’s brought our family session. His job is to welcome hijackers who flee to Cuba. essential problem could lead to a the one to decide whether or not He has much ordinary fence It’s family home evening at closer together and gave us Wallace Not Going to Go Away Vice President Agnew becomes the families and announce the someone else to be concerned (hiba has notified the United States building to do with party the Utah State Prison, one of better feeling between the two coun the Republican nominee for the people. He got into this six monthly gatherings of opening song. “ Let us all press about,” says Thomas. that it will bring to trial the three tries and set the stage for further presidency in 1976. Agnew’s somewhat more in 1972 than Mohnon families with their “ on in the work of the Lord.” performance most likely will before, but the surface is barely w “That was why we lost w '' 11 hijackers who forced a Southern discussions of mutual/benefit. The have little sympathy for sticking. On the subject of adqited” wayward sons — 60 WASHINGTON - George determine that. scratched. He’s got to know Jim,” said Bishop Heber J. Wallace’s views. Among others George Wallace, its proprietors per cent of them nonmembers RANGE AND Airways with 31 passengers to land time seems ripe for the effort. Wallace is not going to go away. Second term presidents, even them and consort ,with them. Guerts, who heads the prison they are pledged to maintaining will be damned, if Uiey do and of the church. FUEL OIL He will be a pain in the neck to iandslide winners, do not have Agnew obviously needs propam as an unpaid church there. the party’s posture to the damned if they don’t. They Will The prison chaplain, a V.A the Democratic Party for four that kind of political leverage. strong foreign affairs creden assignment. He says Jim was GASOLINE respectable left of the GOP. lose liberal support if they Mormon, calls it “ the most more years, to pilfer a Nixon In 1960, President Eisenhower tials. Once again, his first-term released only three months On the other hand, the job of legitimatize Wallace, and they successful prison rehabilitation i slogan, and this time the party did not “ pick” Mr. Nixon as his swings around the globe left a program in the world.” after he began meeting with the B A N T L Y O IL On Sparing The Rod will ignore him at its peril. these men is to win elections will lose conservative-to- successor nominee. Nor did nonserious flavor, a tone of The €3iurch of Jesus Christ of Thomases. “Now we have a . The Alabama governor has for the Democratic candidates, centrist support if they show COrvirANY, INC. Last year some 24,000 paddlings of incidents in which teachers were Lyndon Johnson name Sen. “ let’s see the head of state and Latter-day Saints’ (Mormon) chance to start over.’’ his mercenaries in tow plotting and winning elections requires him the door. Meanwhile, above Hubert Humphrey to take his where’s the golf coufse.^’ He also has taken steps to start the “ They all understand the Texas students were officially browbeaten. > strategy designed to give him a votes. Even if Wallaceites all looms the possibility that 331 Main Street place in 1968. hopes to make some key visits ; family-to-prisoner program at risks involvedT,” Asst.. Warden piece of the action at the Deq;ic; 89 accounted for only 10 million of despitoi bis affliction Wallace 11^ recorded ’M o h i^ thus Cominon spnsd would-seem to rule Mr. Nixon in 1960 was abroad, and the impact this prisons in Texas, Nevada, Ted Gee said of the families, Tel. t 4 ‘?-4S95 meeting of the Democraiuic 'Hbe^oteS fiiat went to Nixon, in favor of a paddling when needed, overwhelmingly his party’s time will have to be nunie solid. ; California and Oregon, who are volunteers recruit chastized and their fa'thers have Nationa’ '^ommitteC. “ We wdnt that is a bloc wMch tnus) be a g ^ for't^d Presid^cy. After Rockville 875-3274 choice, and that was the deter-^ , He’ll get help in this field •' Officials said that of 149 T--- - • rather than toe permissiveness that a helluva lot,” said a Wallace ^given____ consideration. ratu Giyj^^a , all, ■'Franklin"''R6osevelt brought suit to haye^ tli^^'Texas law from Mr. Nixon wbetheb the released prisoners here given aide by telephone fro'ih ^Prt^biUon: Party c a n d l6 ^ ^ ^;caj|i5#lgned11tli WheeldmlP lillowinig alloyrii physical aiiabkis on teachers^ In 1968, Humphrey did indhed President intends it or not. Mr. adopted families during their Montogomery. "W e want to be head start of 10 million- sure inherit some of Johnson’s Nixon sees himself as a foreign terms only two have returned to punishment.’^ declared un A six>kesman for the Dallas School recognized by the Democratic ballots and he’d make a race of potential delegate strength in policy President, and so does prison in the program’s five Party.” it. Today’s Thought S A T tJR D A Y constitutional. The Supreme Court of District, against whom toe suits were many states, but be gained the country. Some of -that years. Ihis compares with a Indeed they do. Among other So I do not envy the brought, commented: “ We have Your Dale With God most from the distracting seems almost certain to rub off national prisoner return rate of the United States, in effect, said demands, the Wallaceites want Democratic Party as it Each Day rivalry between the late Robert on Agnew. Surely, people, can around 70 per cent, said visiting “ bosh” to the appellants by refusing always felt we have toe right to ad seats on the party’s executive prepares for the Dec. 9 pig- After getting out of bed and Kennedy and Eugene say Nixon gives him some Richard Summer, a Lutheran SPECIAL! committee; a share of the 25 to hear the case, f « minister corporal punishment and taking care of your personal McCarthy, and then, sadly, tips! . I chaplain at a federal prison in new seats on the nationai needs, you will want to find a from Kennedy’s death. Agnew’s most promising Ft. Worth, Tex. Only a few days before the Texas that our policy is legal. We don’t think committee; representation on H erald I quiet place and there with your The fact is that, just as the prospect, however, is the "They have made such good the commission that will decision, an unruly high school it is toe best method of discipline, but Yesterdays Bible, you are in two-term limit constricts the domestic issue arena. He knows use of the effect of a whole rewrite the party’s charter, and it has to be available. In some cases, solitude...seven minutes with power of a lame-duck it better. He never misses a family, giving the inmates a student in Brooklyn slapped a teacher revision of the so-called 25 Years Ago God. president, so today other cir governor’s conference,' and more-rounded experience of in the latest of a series of incidents it is toe only thing that will work.” “ reform” rules that now Ponds in vicinity start to Invest the first 30 seconds cumstances tend to heighten while there he is attentive, love,” be said. govern selection of delegates to twin size which teachers said put their lives in District Judge W.M. Taylor held: freeze over. ^ preparing your heart. Thank the status of a sitting vice- properly interqsted, Mormons would be used to the national convention on a Newly organized local club Him for-the good night of sleep president. questioning in a way that start the program in Ft. Worth jeopardy from teenage gangs and “ The evidence has not shown this quota basis. serving Manchester-Rockville and the opportunities of this That is a big advantage for suggests knowledge and com where about 500 inmates — policy to be arbitrary, capricious, Whether Wallace’s demands intruders. area adopts name Sphinx Omar new day. “Lord, cleanse my Agnew, as it was for Mr. Nixon petence. many from other prisons — are fdesigner bedspreads I will be met is beyond the ken of unreasonable, or wholly unrelated to Shrine Club. heart so You can speak to me and Humphrey. The second It is clear Mr. Nixon has less now quartered. Chaplain The ner.t day after the slapping, 59 any common garden variety of through the holy Scriptures. man these days moves around a interest in domestic matters. Summer said. He said families teachers walked off the job, calling the competency of the State in columnist. The liberals in the Lord, open r y heart. Lord, fill lot, and develops an air of The issues are more confusing, and prisoners of all faiths would ■■31 party are a tough bunch, too. 10 Years Ago for more-’Security patrols and determining its educational policy.” my heart. May my mind be autoority, even though he has more debatable. Agnew can eventually be matched up in the However, the liberals are also North End residents ask alert, my soul active and my none. Wherever he goes, here more easily do what he program. protection. The group of teachers Although some teachers may have practical politicians, and they special 8th District meeting to heart warm. Enshroud me wito television’s light glares at him. needs badly to do, establish Families are meeting with A new breed of dress shirts. Ultra-fashionable and ultra-comfortable. returned to their classes the following abused the practice. Judge Taylor are not silly enough to show S.OQf^ determine if voters would Thy presence during this time. Still, there is nothing some independence for himself about 60 inmates at the Utah Wallace the door as they did jvahiesjq,29.98;;^ *: Perfect fit because they’re Knits. Machine washable and dryable and said this did not show “ that toe policy approve of extended district Amen.” automatic about this process. It without violating basic loyalty prison now in one of six sessions day but a fight is brewing over after he polled 10 million votes boundary lines. Now take four minutes for the shnply means opportunity is to the President. each month. The families also ^select frmquBtaidnd I whethef they shall be paid for the day itself is unconstitutional.” as a thii-d-party Presidential permanently pressed. In a dazzle of prints and colors, with Brooke collars * William Buckley is elected reading of the Bible. Your enhweed. attend parole' hearings and candidate in 1968. The order Agnew must fill is and two-button cuffs. Left, our Euroflair Print In 60% Arnel* triacetate, missed. Dallas School Superintendent Nolan chairman of town library greatest need Is to hear some In Agnew’s i^se, he has much large. Every eye will be upon communicate with the “ Hell,” said the governor’s board. word from God. Allow the Word to do, and fairly quickly, if he is prisoner’s real family if he has Members of the Board of Education Estes said “ We’re delighted. We think aide. "They left us out of him, looking for error and for 40% polyester^RIght, our Nostalgia Print In 65% Arnel* triacetate, to strike fire with your heart. to get a big leg up on the 1976 one. practically everything, in sw itch es too qu ick to be; 35% polyester. condemned the walkout as the policy is a good one.” Meet Author! One of the spot./Probabfy the first two Chaplain Alan Blair of the cluding the drafting of new plausible. But if he brings it off, Gospels is a good place to begin years of this n ^ t term will tell Utah prison said the idea is to "irresponsible.” This same board had It may not be toe best policy but it reform rules — which lost the Today in History he’ll be hard to stop for the next reading. Start with the book of the story. nomination. bring a model family into the 434 94 1-861 done nothing about any of the previous beats the Brooklyn policy all hollow. election for McGovern. Up to A6ANCHESTER Ooklond Stm t (Exit off FROM Today is Friday, Dec. 1, the Mark. Read consecutively. His toughest task witl be to prisoner’s life, a family that STORE HOURS Mon. thrii Sot. 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Any Gift is a • 13“ iV'I ^the last minute, the governor :i \ 336th day of 1972. There are 30 When you have finished that establish credibility within his didn't even know whether he’d days left in the year. book, start John’s Gospel. By own party as a man vtoo has the CURRENT QUOTE fhoughtful G ift get any hotel rooms in Miami .. Today’s highlight in history; now you’ll want to go ahead and stuff to 'Win in 1976, whether the Open Forum Beach, and this after his great “ There’s a little bit of greed On this date in 1918, the read the entire New Testament Democratic nominee be Sen. a Regal Gift showing in the primaries.” throughout the system.” — my publicity manager. Jay existence of people that have Serbs, Croats and Slovenes un in the coming year. Edward Kennedy or some Full-Time Judge Stager, and all of the other peo the concern and the Unless the party has taken Peter Carpenter, deputy is,, g ited to form Yugoslavia. ^ After God tos spoken through other. leave of its collective senses, it executive director of the Ihrice ple who served on my consideration for the welfare of On this date— His Book, then speak to That means, for starters, / / t e conipUmentl I was elected judge of probate other people other than their won't treat George Wallace Commission, after the •— committee or assisted me in In 1909, a bank in Carlisle, Him....in prayer. being taken seriously and not by a small plurality. This was any way. ethnic group. quite so cavalierly this time. commission said it will take ac Pa., introduced something new Tomorrow—How to pray. being seen as a phrase-making DONT FORGET due to many factors. The chief There will -always be a The world today is very His Presidential ambitions tion against the violation of in banking—the Christmas Rev. William A. Taylor hatchet man, a head-bopping factor was the fine quality of special place in my heart for limited of those kind of pec^le. were shot down by a would-be price guidelines in the lumber Club. Church of the Nazarene golfer, a fellow who makes a my Republican opponent, those 25 people who gave up an We know now that some of assassin, but he has a valid industry. THE BIG & TALL MAN attorney Ronald Jacobs. 1 hold evening to take me to the these people do exist and those argument in his claim that the him in the highest esteem. homes of their neighbors and are people in the Manchester votes of his supporters and the m ore, the REGAL% MANCHESTER, HAS SIZES I want to assure everyone friends to introduce me. area. And again I want to thank guaranteed Richard Nixon's UU,MR.CHAmMAN^..EVEN IFTH6TOWN merrierl Since no well- that I will give full time to the reelection. Wallace says Nixon TO FIT THE HARD TO FIT MAN. I assure every resident of the each and everyone of these armed wrist should be office as I promised and will, Town of Manchester that as people that have served in ad got 20 million Wallace votes, 0C&IOE6 TO PURCHASE O M tV SOM g.QF THE EVERYTHING FROM SUITS, SPORT COATS. hold court and keep the same Judge of Probate, I will act in visory, planning, and all other which seems a trifle high. A without one, we’ve hours Judge Wallet normally the best interest of the people capacities involved in making it more realistic figure would be LAUREL LAKE AREA AT TH IS TIME.UH, I ’D stocked them in narrow PANTS, OUTERWEAR. SHIRTS, ETC. DON’T FORGET HIM!' maintained before his illness. who come, to my court, possible for us to be able to no'higher than 15 million. styles, medium widths, Further, it is my intention to LIKE TO SAV HUUaA+IAf I'D LIKE TO SAV . regardless of race, color, creed participate in your StiU, the fact remains that wide and wider-than- expand office hours and the or political affiliation. Thanksgiving services. George McGovern got few of HALF A DUMP IS BETTER'M M 0M £; office will be open either on the Wallace votes, so few as to wide in polished, The Christmas Store With More Gifts for Men Very truly yours, Before I close, I would awwaa Thursday evenings or Saturday William E. FitzGerald personally like to apologize for be meaningless. And although Florentine-finish, mornings, depending on the Judge of Probate, Elect not delivering any type of tlw proportions of the Nixon .engraved fourteen needs of thy people. After I take 140 Richmond Dr. speech to those people that ' landslide suggest he might have • V. UH, '^COUGHo TTH A N K Y0U,MR C-CUAIRMAN. ‘karat. office Jan. 2, the hours will be Manchester were in attendance at the ser made it without the Wallace advertised in all papers having vices. It would have made it vote, the Democratic Party a circulation in Manchester. h ^ for me to give a brief paid dearly for its snub of the 1 publicly thank my wife for summary as to. the present gutsy little governor in such her faithful support, my Thank You REGAL MEN'G GHOP status of Indian people today in important states as New York daughters for campaigning Mr. Jerome I. Baskin such limited time but I hope in Michigan, Pennsylvania and door-toKloor with me, and the •THE COMPIETE MEN'S STORE' 164 East Center St. the future that I have the Califorhia. ’ many people who made MANCHESTER VERNON Manchester oppoitonity again to meet with Thus, the party’s dilemma as financial contributions to my ymi and (Uscuss the shortfalls D — for Deviltry — Day 9n-907 MMN STREET TRl-OTY PLAZA campaign. Dear Jerry; SUOOR and achievements for Indian approaches. Wallace is the Mon. Nov. 27 - Wed. Nov. 29 I thank the 6,000 [flus I want to thank you very people in the State of Maine. spokesman for a philosophy 9:30 AM-5:30 PM residents who were courteous much for inviting members of May that small majority in that is anathema to most of the Thurs. Nov. 30 & Fri. Dec. 1 Mon. - Sat. to me in my door-tq-door the Passamaquoddy Nation to the Manchester area remain in Democrats who run the party — 9:30 A M -9:00 PM 10:00 AM-9:00 PM campaign, regardless oft their the Thanksgiving service that existence forever. or at least have done so up to S a t 9:30 A M -5:30 PM political affiliation. was held Sunday, the 19th of Sincerely yours,, now. Compared with the I want -to thank | the Novemher, ip hfonchester. . Allen S(M±a.basin Republicans, the party is still 971 BfAlN ST., BfANCHESTER Democratic Town Chairman To us all, our trip to Tribal Governor’ of the essentially liberal. Forgetting Ted Cummings: my campaign Manchester was a very unique Passamaquoddy Tribe at McGovern for the moment, YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOORS manager. Herb Stevenson: my experience, and also very Indian Township Humphrey, Muskie, Jackson treasurer. Harry Maidment; educational to know the Princeton, Maine and, above all, Teddy Kennedy, I- V .
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F ri- Dec. 1.1972 — PAGE ELEVEN MtSMM ' ■ Town Woman Will Receive OOKING Letter Carriero A bout Tow n POOL TABLE SALE IS FUN Elect Chambers Policemen Sued The Baby Has Charies Chambers has been The Methodist Youth — 1 WEEK ONLY — SA Order of the Founder dectod jareshient of Branch Fellowship of South United Methodist Church will conduct For $250,000 GOTHAM 8 FOOT SLATE TABLE 1077, Natknal Aasodatioo of Lettar Carriers. a paper drive Saturday and A M a a d m ^ woman will Otiwr leadiiig Salvatkm Army Sunday. Those wishing to become the fifth Amelia^ iy CKAY WbWNSTONC Other officers dire Richard NEW HAVEN (AP) - A 17- youths were running from an Been Named officer peraonnel and AF fmo4 Farrdl, vice president; Roland arrange for pidnip of papers year-old Windsor youth, earlio' holdup in Windsor and Salvation Army worker to Salvatioalst friends throughout Eckstran, secretary; Thomas should call the churdi office, claiming he was shot in the bad stolen the car to escape. receive the “Order of the the area will Join in the public (Fer ase Nev. SI) Gionfriddo, treasurer; and 6434B34 or 643-13M, or papera back without proper reason by In addition to Hartford Police Founder,’' the Salvatioa Ar- •ahite for Mrs. Sorensen. may be dn^ped off at the the my's award of order of m ait. (XIMPANY DINNER Richard TourteUotte, sargeant- Hartford police, has filed a Chief Thomas Vaughn, the suit Forand, Elizabeth Louiae, daughter of Hairy and Elizabeth Lt. Gov. T. Clark Hull and Artidiokes with Herbed at-arma. churdi paridng lot, 20 Hartford $250,000 suit against Hartford’s names as defendants Hartford This internatioaa] award has Mayo- George Athanson of the Yogurt Sauce Rd. Paulman Forand, 73 Middle Rd., Ellington. She was bom Nov. S only been presented to four police chief, two Hartford policemen Allen Courtemanche URIME at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal granc^iaraits are City of Hartford will also be Roast Lamb Potatoas policemen and a Windsor and Paul Gross, as well as OMMiniE other Americans during the present. Green Peas Salad Bowl Mr. and Mrs. Russell Paulman, East Hartford. Her paternal Salvation Army’s 56 yean of policeman. Windsor policeman ^hn MSUTE Pecan Raisin Pie Beverage Parlipiano. ^ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Forand, Dobeon Rd., history. Mrs. Helen J. S TA R . GAZER* The suit filed in U.S. District HERBED YCXJURT SAUCE -BrCLAYR-FOLLAN- Court claims that the two Parliplano is charged in legal Vernon. She has a brother and three sisters. Sorensen (d S5S Hilliard St., will A little crushed garlic may be ASUS UStA UA*. V K Your Dally AdivUy GukU- “ FT. « Hartford policemen had no papers with disseminating false be presented the coveted Nora A. Drake ad(M if you favor that flavor. ’’ According to the Start. Roihe, i^oy David, son of Roy D. and Shirley Hawkes Rotbe, AM. I* OCT. t t ^ reason to shoot at plaintiff information over the police • Belgium Balia • Cu m award, Wednesday at 7:10 p.m. 1 container (8 ounces) plun yo 18-32-48.481 To develop message for Saturday, StaffcHTd Springs. He was bora Nov. 8 at Rockville Gcsieral at the Hartford Citadel Corps. Scholarship gurt Ronald Alexander, 17, and radio. The data, the suit claims, • BrMgM • Triangla 01W-75-7M1 read words corresponding to nuitibers -i3-5r led to the shooting incident. ‘tOWESTPMCEIMlir Hospital. His maternal gramlparents are Mr. and hto. David Lt. Commissioner Bramwell 2 tableqxNns minced parsley of your Zodiac birth sign. another youth on Nov. 18, 1971 • Chalk j f TAURUS .SCORFIO Hartford police never Hawkes, Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland. His paternal grandparents IVipp, territorial leader of the Established 1/2 teaspoon dried dill weed AM. to 1 All 31 Will 41 And because the two had not been, 2 Rod 32 Will 42 Facts ocr. 2J| involved in a violent crime. revealed whose shots hit 7 FOOT-*385 — 8 Foot *295 are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rothe, Windson^e, Rd., Ellington. Salvation Army in the 11 1/2 teaspoon dried crushed ore I W MAY to 3B« 33 Bumucrotlc 43 Todoy The Manchester Art Associa- MOr. 31* Alexander, saying only that eastern states will be in Hart tlon has Announced the gano . . ,12-21-23-26 4 Prudent 34 Seems 44 Foce According to legal' papers, • Qanulnaquarrladalatabad •Wood grain ConolHatlnlah cfel31-39:80A6 5 In 35 Seme 45 Substontiol Alexander and the other youth Gross had fired twice and • HIghaat quality wool bland cloth •UrolymoModgumrubboreushlons Scheuy, Todd Allen, son of Allen Jr. and Denie Marley ford to make the presentation. establishment of a scholarship 1 tablespoon cider vinegar 4 Spending 34 Of 44 Friends GIMINI Courtmanche fired once after Scbeuy, 16 Park West Or., Rockville. He was born Nov. 11 at MaJ. Donald Seilw, divisional in memory of Mrs. Nora Addy 1 tablespoon salad oil 37 Courage 47 Indicated sAarTTAzan were fleeing from police on a MAT tl 8 I1 38 Friend 48 InItiotIve Hartford street at the time of they yelled to the youths to OPEN SUNDAY NOON-8 P.M. Rockt^Ie General Hospital. His nuternal grandparents are Mr. commander in the Hartford 1/4 teaspoon salt 9 Not 39 Keep 49 Out ' Drake of Coventry, who died ■ JUNS to stop. and Mrs. James Marley Jr., 55 Thrall Rd., Vernon. His paternal area, announced that this will Nov. 4. 1/8 teaspoon pepper : c lOOn 40 A 70 Firm Otc. tl the incident. Police said the two i14-20-28-I2| 11 Surface 41 Be 71 You youths were running from a The suit charges Vaughn with grandparoits are Mr. and Mrs. Allen Scheuy Sr., 33 Fox HiU Dr., be a public event and all are Mrs. Helen J. Sorensen Mix tgether all the ingredi 42 OUigotions 72 Lift 19-27-35-(7^ Mrs. Drake was a charter i> (V73-77 12 Active 54-4a83<9!l'N- stolen car and that before firing failing to properly train and Rocktdlle. He has a brother. Curt; and a sister, Tammy. invited. ‘ member of the association, its ents; cover tightly and chill at 13 Will 43 To 73 In least 1 hour. Serve as a sauce CA N CiX 14 Be 44 Tangles 74Todoy’i CAPRKOtN the shot that hit Alexander, the supervise his policemen in the RIZZO POOL CO. This medal of merit with a president beginning in 1959, and „%jUNe V 15 Tope 45 Like 75 Of ROUTE 83 847-9420 Police Court building in Hart with 6 medium cooked chilled DtC. tt ^ two policemen thought the use of deadly weapons. VERNON Leniocha, Nicole Marie, daughter of Raymond and l-liyin supporting citation is awarded an art teacher in this area, ^f-.jULY tt 16 FlruvKtol 44 Get 76 Invite ford since its original founding artichokes. Any leftover sauce 17 News 47 Of 77 Attitudes JAN. II Newington — 3384 Berlin Tpke. ~ 888-1531 MacDonald Lentocha, M Rachel Rd., Manchester. She was bora with a view to marking 78 Are 7 years ago. She has given most recently at the Edwin 0 . may be used as a salad dress 2-15-22-33 ISComponlons 48Toke 16-17-34-40A Nov. 10 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal distinguished or memorable Smith School in Storrs. Her '44.51-63 19 There's 49 Pleasing 79 Your 49-55.47 ^ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacDonald, 38 Rum ll leadership to the Alcoholics ing. 20 Loyal so Sure 80 You service such as would, in the Anonymous program at the paintings were often diplayed in LSO 21 Doy 51 Indicated 81 Hands AQUARIUS Dr., Vernon. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 22 Or 52 Gives 82 True JAN. to spirit of achievement, have SalvaUon Army’s Cehtral Ser local exhibits and she had 23 Big 83 Personol Leonard Lentocha, 38 Lawrence St., Rockville. She has a brother, 2t 53 All H t. II specially commended itself to vices Building in Hartford. several one-man shows. She It's on the Label 24 You 54 Discontent 84 FinorKiol Todd Michael. the Army founder, William painted, for the most part, iTN i- 8- 9-10 25 A 55 Sort SSNo 25-38-52-57/t. GIFTS THAT ARE DIFFERENT Mrs. Sorensen’s work as Many “natural” cosmetics A /i 1-44.42 24 Doings 56 Pay 64 Busy 59-45-72 VS Booth. welfhre director at the Salva landscapes and portraits. spoil very quickly. Others VIRGO 27 A 57 You 87 Ploy Sandstrom, Breii Allan, son of Peter P. and Eileen Biuemke 28 To 58 Work 88 Picture PISCIS Mrs. Sorensen’s honor is tion Army represents personal The scholarship will be have chemical additives to J^AUG. tt Sandstrom, 8 Lanz Lane, EUingttm.. He was born Nov. 13 at 29 Need 59 A 89 Limitotlons being bestowed upon her consultation, interview and administered by the give the product longer life. tt 30 Todoy 40 Over 90 Blue NAK.tO'^t Rockville General Hospital.-His maternal grandparents are Mr. because of her unusual dedica scholarship committee, Mrs. So read the labels carefully 12/2 assistance to many thousands 0,41-5044-71 a u '^ G o o d N cutul 24-29-37-43^ and Mrs. William Biuemke, Woodside, N.Y. His paternal tion of service to people. For of families and indlviduids who Frank F. Atwood and Mrs. to make sure of the contents. V74-7i82-90 64-74-84-e8V WEEKEND SPECIALS grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sandstrom, Medfield, the past 25 years she has given Richard Jennings, and will be € Mass. have benefited from her direct of herself uncearingly to the personal interest. awarded to a 1973 graduate of a needy in Hartford. This is She is the daughter of high school in the membership Mullen, Jon Dexter Jr., son of Jon Dexter and Carol Ann particularly noticeable in her veteran Salvation Army area. Applicants are to be Opw SIMMY U Day Martin Mullen, 137D Hilliard St., Manchester. He was born Nov. woit amongst alcoholics. She Soldiers and was attached to sponsored or recommended by Bulova... 14 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are 4ias also worked regularly each the famous Bowery Corps in a member of the organization. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Martin, 1 McCabe St., Manchester. His OUR PRIMARY CONCERN... Monday evening with the Honor New York City in the ea r^ days Portfolios will be jiMged by a paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Mullen, 4 Court program held at the of her youth. committee of three artists who YOUR PRESCRIPTION. LAY AWAY Hudson St., Manchester. automatically knew Mrs. Drake sufficintly f illinp, your pr/'scripfion is our most FOR XMAS well to enable them to make an irr
A. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 1,1972 t- . i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 1,1972— PAGE THIRTEEN Monroe Child Killed Rosy Employment Rider-Signed Leaflets jUniversity I ‘S'totc’A Birth RdtB When Hit By School Bus [To H onor I May Be Lowest ■ I Future Predicted MONROE (AP) - Laurie up. Police said the driver did George, a 9-year-oId Monroe not see her, and that she Presented To Meskill jPlaywright| The Nation This Year girl, was struck and killed by a apparently walked in front of NEW BRITAIN (AP) - State state residents are interviewed HARTFORD (AP) - The Labor Commissioner Jack “’The present crisis has con brought about.” the state Transportation HARTFORD (AP) - school bus she was trying to the. vehicle. on the qx>t for availaUe Jobs. statewide leader of striking bus tin u e for too long without there, were 3,411 births during Bowers said a 12.4 rate could ^^isari predicts a rosy''fntare The fairs, already bdd in Meskill, however, declined to Department and the Greater Playwright Tennessee Williams HARTFORD (AP) - Board near her home Thursday, She was pronounced dead on drivers delivered about 8,000 executive leadership,” John meet with Thompson. Instead, Hartford Transit District. Attorney Richard M. Bowers of December last year, the lowest well be the lowest in the fte* emi^iyment in Connecticnt. Bristol, Ansonia, Bfoiden and will receive the honorary monthly total for that year. police said arrival at Vincent’s hoq>ital signed leaflets ’Thursday to Thompson, president of executive aide Colin Pease Meskill has proposed that Hartford, a leader in the birth country for 1972, but at 8:30 a.m. “En^loyment in the state Bridgeport, have placed degree of doctor of literature The last time the total dipped bus driver, John Craw Gov. Thomas J. Meskill’s of Amalgamated Transit Union accepted the leaflets, which other transit districts be reduction movement, predicts Maryland’s may be drof^ing to has made massive im “hundreds of workers,” Fusari from the University of Hartford below 3,000 was in April 1946 ford, 66, of Bridgeport was fice, saying they underscored (ATU) units in Hartford, New had been distributed in the created to take over bus service that Connecticut may have the about the same rate. provements during the year and said, adding that another fair is on Sunday, the university where 2,795 births were charged with negligent prospects for 1973 are even the demand of regular riders Haven and Stamford, told news three cities before the drivers from the companies, which announced Thursday. lowest birth rate in the United scheduled for Torrington next for a resumption of bus service reporters. “It is the governor’s struck last Saturday. States this year. recorded. The highest recent homicide. toighter. People ate going back month. claim union demands and rising . They said she was struck Add longer life to a shower in Connecticut’s six largest responsibility to see that a Thompson said more leaflets The university’s board of monthly birth total was 5,168 in to work,” Fuaari said in a costs would force them into a Bowers made the prediction August 1961. about 8:15 a.m. by the right rartain beginning to tear from cities. rapid and effective solution is have been mailed directly to hopeless financial situation. regents and the board of direc after figures showed that in front tire after the bus, whidi qieedi to the Kiwanls Qub. ^ w ers said the total number B O L A N D the ho(du h|r placing cloth “In New Britain alone, we Meskill. The question of who will bear tors of the Hartford Stage October, for the first time in 26 had stopped for several reinfwcements at the holes Gose to 100,000 persons have most of the burden of- future Company are holding the of births in Connecticut during which hold the hooks. have seen a drop in overall years, the monthly total of the first 10 months was 32,460. O IL CO. diiklren at the bus stop, started had to find other transportation special theater arts convoca SlMlltSS unemployment from 6,000 in operating deficits is the central births in the state dropped If November and December are State Keeps Much or have been stranded daily by issue between the state and the tion to honor Williams on the August to 3,800 in October. below 3,000. under 3,000, he said, the 1972 Statewide unem ployn^ has the strike and the stoppage Oct. local communities. Meskill 25th annniversary of the New FUELOILS mUtfOENEY 10 of buses run by the Bowers, founder of Zero total will be about 38,460. Mlioiune KIMOIT LIMITED EDITION decreased from a h i^ of about proposes that the communities York premier of his Pulitzer •4-y- Of Recent Social financially troubled Connec pay 75 per cent of the cost, but Prize winning play, “ A Population Growth, said If this year-end prediction 2«-H0WIEimCE CHRISTMAS PLATESI 131.000 earlier this year to UBMRY holds up. Bowers predicts the BUDSETMXOUHniffiUOMEO ticut Railway & Lighting Co. in Local officials property Streetcar Named Desire.” Thursday the October toUl of 86.000 last mimth,” he sad. OKNSUNMYS 2,993 births surprised even him. 1972 Connecticut rate will be 369 CENTER ST. Fusari said the state Labor Waterbury, New Britain and taxation cannot bear the load 1 P.M.-5P.M. Security Increases Bridgeport. The play' is currently being He said he thought the number 12.4 births per 1,000 population, PhOM 643-6320 Departmoit is stepping up its and the state should pay more. performed at the Stage well below the 1971 rate of 14.6 HARTFORD (AP) - Thompson recommended that Meanwhile, Stamford Mayor of December births this year efforts to help the unemptoyed Department, deducted about Company. might dip below 3,000 because per 1,000. return to woit. TUi advcrtiienient paid {or by Connecticut’s state government $125,000 worth of deductions Meskill "call a meeting of Julius Wilensky asked the state Oae example of such efforts, AFrleod is keeping much of the social from payments to about 6,600 representatives from the Public Utilities Commission he said, were the statewide security increases for elderly elderly, blind and disabled (Connecticut Co., the ATU, the Thursday to approve a free, “Job Fairs” where unemployed and disabled people receiving Connecticut residents, accor Greafer Hartford Transit temporary bus service being state welfare aid, but ding to a department District and all other pertinent run by the Stamford-Darien Massachusetts has arranged spokesman. parties in the state, including Council of Churches. HANDWRITING ways to pass on the increases. The Massachusetts Welfare mayors and other elected He said it did not duplicate ANALYSIS Federal regulations require a Department is required to officials” to seek i solution. any routes franchised to SKCMlCRtOIT ilBifiOOfLiil “It is not enough that amiNiiitHTsroR state to deduct the 20 per cent make the same deductions. ConnCo. The bus, which mainly THIS sa il oNir. RBKSNSIBITS H e a d e r And Advisor Social Security additions from However a department menbers of our union talk with serves hospital employes and Seek A You ShaU Flnd..,,A8k A You Will Receive. representatives of the NODOWNMYMENT ★ any state assistance recipients spokesman says welfare inner-city residents, has bran FIR With this Ad, you vdll And much happiness in love, marriage, receive. There is an $8 paymenik have b ^ n increased governor’s staff,” he added. labled a strike-breaking effort NOPATMENTSTU “The governor must assume an NUTYMR SMWMCS business. exemption, however. $7.50 per person regardless of by the ATU in Stamford. WIYH FOR Wins $75',000 Super 75 Drawing Will tell you what you want to know about friends, enemies Last month the Welfare income, and transportation immediate and aggressive amravtD responsible position of CRtMY ^VAIVSBU or rivals. How to gain the love of the one you most desire, allowances were raised $5 to Stamford Man OFTS Mrs. Audrey O’Neal of East Hartford seems to be the daughter, Roberta, 23,' and Joseph Bums, executive control or influence the actions of anyone even though miles leadership.” aSKSMISMRN help restore some of the Killed B y Car FORDnans calmest person on the platform after she was announced secretary of the (Commission on Special Revenue both rush away. Gives never failing advice on love, courtship, Mills Sees deductions. Meskill is scheduled to leave as the winner of the |75,000 weekly drawing in the to congratulate her on her win. (AP photo) marriage, divorce and business. In addition, recipients of (Connecticut Sunday morning STAMFORD (AP) - aiffprd for the four-day governors’ con (Connecticut State Lottery in Simsbury Hiursday. Her n w E FOR i f r m n m 6334148 oldage assistance in Talbot, 72, of Stamford was Tax Reform Massachusetts recently were ference in Arizona. struck and killed by a hit-and- SPECIAL granted a $4 cost-of-living in The only recent talks about run driver Thursday on a crease by the legislature. the bus stoppage have involved downtown Stamford street, Gimpy Has A Friend Top Task The Connecticut Welfare police said. PURCHASE W.G. GLENNEY CO. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Department plans no such in gllH'"' Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., creases, according to Caroline W f E M •i«'“ of"TheBigFavorit*''. . .HaH-to-find MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Gimpy and Miss Mikeis says she HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR says tax reform will be the first Packard, who heads the may be the ugliest ajiey cat in doesn’t mind going out of her READY TO FINISH FURNITURE NEEDS order of business for his House department’s Welfare Miami, but there’s a woman way to care for her ugly stray Ways and Means Committee Asssistance Program Services. who drives 60 extra miles each cat. when Congress convenes in The commissioner is day to make sure he is weli fed. DARK January. empowered to raise or lower Beveriy Mikeis calls him “a Mills, who said Thursday that welfare payments. lovable bum.” •RUmelMitMLIIMBERp ORDER NOW! To be sure, If you collect famous name Canada Buys Grain Cara he hop^ tax reform hearings The department, like all Gimpy has one eye missing, Christmas plates because they’re limited editions. Top, 1972 Ottawa - Contracts for con could begin around Feb. 1, others in the state, has been Royal Copenhagen, $16. Middle, 1972 Wedgwood, $39. Bottom, his peivic structure is out' of SAVE 20% added that that “the sooner we ^ASH AND CARtY struction of 2,000 covered grain directed by Gov. Thomas J. COPPER 1972 Gfeorg Jensen, $15. line, one ear is cauiiflowered hopper cars have be«i signed During the can get to it the sooner I’ll be Meskill to keep its budget under Immediate delivery. Ask about previous years' limited edition and one foot doesn’t work. satisfied.” tight control. Its economics Christmas plates. Miss Mikeis found Gimpy by the Canadian Wheat Board. General Electric Tbe cars will each have a 4,500- Holiday Season “What I want to do is to look resulted in $11 million surplus EASY PAYMENTS INVITED outside her north Miami Beach exhaustively, extensively at the during the last fiscal year. dupiex, scrounging for food cubic-foot capacity and carry 100 tons of wheat — about 3,000 entire Internal Revenue Code, Another Connecticut 3-CYCLE, around thd garbage can, one bushels—compared with the 60 ALL ¥0U DO iS ADD everything in it; because you’ve neighbor. New York State, has year ago. She started giving got about as many inequities on made no special allowances to him cat food each day and tons of standard cars in service today.______the plus side so far as revenue return any deductions to its continued the routine after she A LITTLE "Y00”l is concerned as you do on the welfare recipients who also H E A V Y D U T Y JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 moved 25 miles to a south minus side,” the conunittee receive Social Security ^ KAm STREIBT, MANGRSSTBR Miami town house complex. Read I chairman said. “You find that benefits. FII.TER-FLO HARTPOBD • MIDDLBITOWN • NEW BRITAIN Gimpy stiii stays around his liil certain people are unjustly The elderly, blind and dis oid north Miami Beach haunt, Herald Ads taxed in relationship to others. abled residents in (Tonnecticut Ready-To- You. find that some people are affected by the required not taxed enough.’’ deductions are only a' small WASHER Reg. $64.00 “So, we’ll look at all of it,” part of the total of al^ut 357,000 S4 3 2 0 Mills said. “We’ll have our Social Security recipients in Finish hearings, which may last Connecticut. However many of Your Christmas Store! anywhere from, four weeks to them are among the most SAU seven or eight weeks. needy. f Furniture WWAS400N’ Polaroid Camera Reg. $51.40 Democrats Told Now Only GREAT WAY TO EXPRESS $ 4 1 1 . 9 B W YOUR INDIVIDUALITY - AND Permanent Preas with Cool de^ n. Weyerhaeuser , efRviai\_ Demonstration SAVR PLENTY. 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-It' PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchestr' , Conn., Frl., Dec. 1,1972 ijkicis^ Hits ^ - MCC Inducts Fifteen Vernon MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 1, 1972 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Elliogtcm' Cynthia Wallach, Coventry; Anne Kalber. Sadds Into Business Society Vernon Rockville Stafford Spring ; Buck Wong, Mill Rd., Ellington: Mylene hiiw- Checking His Mailb6 x *Honor^R<5j Vernon Mayor Studying Hartford; Helene Waskiewicz, Rock, Robbie Rd.. Tolland: Houley Endorsed Hospital Burbank Rd., Rockville; Susan Mildred Gaboury, Brook St.. mgking a left turn onto Talcott Fifteen Manchester .Com law and accounting and advisor Joseph Dee of 137 Wa^ington The following Howell Cheney to Alpha Chapter, announced council will mean a great deal on the council; DeTolla told the Admitted Wednesday: Betko, W. Middle Tke., South Windsor; Fern Bell. Ave. when his car skidded on munity College students were Retiring State Senator Use of Shared Funds Manchester; Elizabeth St., Vernon, was taken to Technical SchMl students are that the national convention of Robert Houley received the un to the town. He also cited committee he just wanted to Donald Irwin, Bancroft Place, Foster Rd., South Windsor; Hartford Hospital last night the slippery road causing him on the honor roll for the first initiated last night into Alpha Houley’s^ "uncanny ability^ to step back for a while and take a Town Brings Suit Methods of the best use for in view of the fact thht will allow all towns to achieve Rockville; Eugene DeCarli, Guiheen, Ward St., Rockville; Elizabeth L(x:ke, Bushlll Rd., to strike;., a utility pole and a Chapter of Alpha Beta Gamma, the business honor society will animous endorsement of the after he was struck by a car quarter: perform” and noted he was look at his total priorities. He federal revenue sharing funds maintenance of tax effort in their local objectives while still RFD 2, Rockville; Kevin Sharon Wabdzy, Vernon Center Manchester; Barry Barrows, stone wail. No injuries were national business honor society be held Apr. 13-15 next year at Democratic Town Conunittee, while he was checking his High honors: Carl AUeman, MCC. He is also national more interested in good laws said, "I like to think I will be which will be coming-to the volves towns on a countywide maintaining the overall county Morgan, Oak St., Manchester; Heights, Vernon; Marilyn Reed Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Bar reported. for two-year colleges. The last night, as a replacement on Over Landfill Site mailbox. Hospital authorities David Belanger. Clifford chairman of the society. than good politics. back and I hope I will be town of Vernon over the next basis, he will seek a meeting tax effort. He indicated that he Anna Jordan, East St., Whitting, Mark Circle, Vernon; bara Sullivan and son Robin COVENTRY ceremony was held in the Stu the Town Council. Kathleen Kelly, Swamp Rd., said this morning that he suf Gerlcb, Bernard Goneboe, It is anticipated that 50 or Houley, who has served two It is expected Houley’s name wanted.” Because of the incle five years are being studied by with other chief executives in hopes to brief the Town Council Rockville; Wayne Trueb, Circle, Tolland; Mrs. Gail Wayne B. Sweet, 19, qI Hop dent Center on the Bidwell St. The town of Vernon has filed Coventry; Louis Pitney, Broad fered a broken hip and his Kenneth Gray, James Griffin, more delegates from two-year terms in the Senate,, did not will be presented to the Town ment weather, last nij^t, the 30 acres of land to bie $175,000 Mayor Frank McCoy who said the county to try to arrive at a on the revenue sharing proposal Kingsbury Ave., Ext., Hyman and daughter, Mt. Ver River Rd., Columbia, was Ralph Grondin, Harold campiu. a $200,000 suit against the with the town agreeing to pay Brook. non Dr., Veron; Mrs. Katherine condition is good. colleges in the country will seek re-election in November. Council at its meeting Monday ToWh Committee meeting had he feels strongly that the funds mutual understanding which very shortly. Rockville; Peter Higgins, Vernon Police said no police charged last night with failure Jackson, Drais Letendre, John Manchester students are night, for acceptance. been cancelled but as all owners of a landfill area in 125,000 at the closing and equal should be applied so as to Adams St., Manchester; Discharged Tliursday: Debra Kolberg and son, Oder Mill Fredrfc A. Blumenhagaih, 64 attend. Invitations have been He was nominated for the action was taken against the to grant right of way at an L i ^ . At last night’s meeting a members could not be reached Ellington. The suit, filed in annual payments plus five p er, relieve the property tax on the Shirley Beas, Staffordville. Yost, Hilltop Rd., Tolland; Rd., Tolland. intersection. The court daje is Rachel Rd.; Miss Biarbara extended to Dr. Searle F. council to fill the vacancy Barbara Keating, Burbank Rd., driver, Anthony Rogers, 20, of Charles, executive director of resolution was passed citing and many showed up, the Tolland County Superior Court, cent interest. Tlie sale would individual homeowner as far as set for Dec. 18. Also, Alan Lockard, Biark Davidson, 48 Bolton St.; Miss created by the resignation of Rockville; Erwin Mitchell, Birth ’Thursday: A daughter Vernon Apartments, Rockville. Connecticut community DeTolla for his yearS of service meeting was held. charges the land owners, Bari automatically release the town possible. Vernon Discharged Wednesday SOUTH WINDSOR Mainville, Michael htetbieu, Joanne Kosioi, 29 Lyness St.; Frank DeTolla. Hie council is Pariter and Irving Sweet with from its present contract with Carolyn Slisz, Harlow St., Skungamaug Rd., Tolland; to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Police said the accident colleges, to greet the delegates; made up of four Democrats and The mayor has attended A break and entry at Thrall’s Michael Pressamarlta, Lance Mark E. Royce, 103 Diane Dr.; breaking an agreement concer Parker and Sweet. The contract Rockville; Chrisopher Kearns, Beverly Sitek, Mohawk Trail, Schneider, Enfield. happened about 6:45 p.m. when and to Dr. Frederick W. Lowe eight Republicans with a several conferences concerning the roads were slippery. Garage, 1708 Ellington Rd., was Schors, Christopher Skocsylas, and Mrs. Emma E. Swetzes, 45 ning the sale of the land. has two years to go. revenue sharing at which Time, Place Sought High St., Manchester; Herbert reported to South Windsor Joel Tessier. Waddell Heights Dr. Jr.. MCC president, to be the Republican mayor. Houley had Now Rogers, according to police, a keynote speaker. There will be Vernon has been using the Mayor McCoy previously ex representatives of municipal Zickwolf, Stein Rd., Ellington; police yesterday. Stolen was $15 Area town initiates are served on the council prior to At.. landfill area, under contract, plain^ that he delayed filing Francis LeBlond, RFD 2, was headed nortif* on other speakers from business seeking election to the Senate. MUON FORD leagues, and the U. S. Treasury Washington St. when he skidded in change and an unknown Honors: William Andmon, Pascal Agosta, 126 Montauk for the past few years. Tlie the bond for deed as he was De^rtment have outlined the Rockville; Henry Engel, amount of money taken from a Dr., Vernon; James P. Fusco, and education areas. Houley's name was placed in For Teacher Vote and struck a utility pole and John Bellante, Gary Blske, A dinner will be held Apr. 14 owners indicated they wanted awaiting action by the state on ways in which revenue sharing Newstate Rd., Manchester; cigarette machine that had Steven B(^kin, John Daggett, Donald L. Sparks, Herman L. nomination by State to sell the property which is a proposed overall solid waste Susan Hale, Grove St., then struck Dee. for delegates, at which time Representative ’Thomas Dooley money can be spent. With the 45-day deadline for the ground rules for the election FYed Archer, 22, of 24 Talcott been jimmied. Entry was Michael Deyorlo, Richard Sparks Jr.. Mrs. Violet S. located on Rt. 140. and The d i^ s a l system. He did not Rockville; Darlene Dion, Staf HERE officers for the 1973-74 who said he was sure Houley's Emphasizing his strong aib election to be held to have been agreed upon but still gained through the removal of a Dumas, Mark Elliott, Philip Simon, Mrs. Marlene K. Tovra Council agreed to have learn until last week that the ford Springs: Katherine Wilson, Ave., was charged with academic year will be installed. renewed presence on the feeling about using the money determine whether the Vernon to be decided are the date and disorderly conduct in connec rear window and the breaking Falkowski,' James Grivois, Ber Winter, ail of East Hartford; TORINO Mayor Frank McCoy sign a system would imbably not be for relief of property taxes, the the polling places. She said it is West Wllllngton: Mrs. Education Association (YEA) of the lock on the office door, Daniel J. Lescoe, Marlborough; bond for deed and a referendum serving eastern Connecticut for Christina Remlinger and tion with the investigation of an nard Gullotta, Albert Ivaldi. mayor explained that the or the Vemori Federation of hoped the referendum will be police said. Chris J. Kallvas, Storrs: R. THE WAY TO BE WISE appn^riated $175,000 for the some time. daughter, Enfield. incident on Orchard St., Also, Glen Maloney, James formula governing the amount Teachers (VFT) will represent held prior to the Christmas NOW Neal Rogers, Willimantic: and pkirciutae. The writ states that As the town still has the two Births Wednesday: A son to Rockville. Police said Archer Coventry of funding allotted each town the town teachers in contract vacation. Much of the delay has Marley, Gregory Marsdale, Miss Elizabeth R. Selig, the town made an agreement years to go under the existing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sosnicki, was a passenger in a car which Michael Matre, Robert New WHEN YOU 60 MID-SIZE contains a factor involving negotiations, the ground rules been due to the fact that the the the police were chasing. The Personnel Windsor. with the owners and had contract, Mayor McCoy has in maintenance of tax effort and a groups involved could not reach Moser Dr.. Rockville: A son to som, Stanley Olszewski, Eligibility requirements for through Nov. 10 for closing the dicated there is no nee^ for committee still has to come to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence driver, according to police, Michael Pedrazzini, Gary Raf comprehensive study of all agreements concerning a an agreement as to who will run abandoned the car and Archer, membership are a 3.2 quality Town To Enforce sale. It further claims that the alarm concerning a disposal Beaudette, North Oxford, fia, Michael Raymond, ’Thomas ORAN TORINO BROUGHAM fiscal aspects will be referendum date and polling the election. The Board of they said, gave police a hard Changes point average after completion owners were notified on that area. However, he has been Mass. Tomko, Alexis Tournaud, 2-DOOR HARDTOP necessary. places. Education wanted it run by time. He was'reieased on his of 15 hours of study, good moral date that the town was criticized by Democratic Mayor McCoy said he has in local persons in an effort to Michael Valbona. Robert Welk. character, and recognized Pollution ’The VEA has represented the Admitted Thursday: Eva 1973 promise to appear in Circuit Orders prepared to proceed with the members of the Town Council. Announced structed all department heads teachers for several years and keep the costs down but was Ziemienski, King St., Court 12, Rockville on Dec. 19. qualities of citizenship. HOI.LV GANT.NER closing. The following day, ac Democratic Town Qnninittee to furnish Town Planner Joseph out-voted in this effort and the HARTFORD (AP) - State Chapter officers are Lester Shea and Moore to determine Chairman James Roche termed although the VFT was formed Rockville: Alton Streeter, An accident, involving a car (^orn uponilenl the best course in each case. cording to the writ, the town Pastic with updated capital almost five years ago, the first American Arbitration Dal5uii6IO. Motor Vehicles Commissioner D. LaShombe Jr., 68 Park West the action, “the biggest blunder Windermere Ave., Rockville; driven by Harry Scott, 18, of 26 TH. 742-8795 One method would be the was informed that an agree improvement budgets with the Association was appointed. Robert C. Leuba announced Dr., Rockville, president; the town has ever seen,” and official clash between the two Brad Cordtsen, RFD 1, N. Park St., Rockville, is still The Board of Health has issuance of warrants through ment had been executed to sell hope that some of these capital groups didn’t come until this The VFT which is affiliated Thursday transfers of four Doctor Has James Mulhem, 75 Fairfield the property to someone else. Councilman Thomas Benoit Ellington; Cynthia Wallach, under investigation by' Vernon branch managers and 12 assis voted unanimously to proceed the state prosecutor. improvements may also be past October when the VFT with the AFL-CIO has about 100 Stafford Springs; Buck Wong, Police. Police said Scott was St., vice president: Miss Enclosed with the writ was a termed the situation, “a poten achieved through the revenue tant managers in a move he Real Hot Line immediately with the Regarding a $10 million filed a petition, bearing the local members and the VEA Hartford; Helene Waskiewicz, Patricia VanDever, 50 copy of the agreement which tial eomomic catastrophe to sharing funds. said will "improve public enforcement of all outstanding lawsuit against the town by a signatures of 209 teachers, with has about 200 members. With Burbank Rd., Rockville; Susan Glenstone Dr., Rockville, shows the purchase price of the our town.” The mayor added he will be service.” NORTHAMPTON, Mass. pollution abatement orders that number of residents who Dr. William Sanders of the about 455 teachers in the Betko, W. Middle Tpke., treasurer; and Mrs. Mary Ellen have been issued at least twice consulting wih Richard Borden system this leaves many who FUELOIL Leuba commented that "the (AP) — A newly issued Winther, Keeney Dr., Bolton, received abatement orders, state board of education. ’The Manchester; Elizabeth most significant telephone directory lists the and for 60 days. Hultgren said as far as he was Jr., director of administration, petition requested a teacher are unaffiliated. Miss Lambert Guiheen, Ward St., Rockville; secretary. According to the board, the Roland Gledhill, present town said the VFT has been growing 17.9 accomplishment to be achieved number of the Northampton Dr. David P. Greenberg, concerned, the case was now TORINO representation election. Sharon Wandzy, Vernon Center IN G a l. M ln . by the new program of rotating Fire Department as 586-9100. action is being taken “due to “defunct." and the town is no treasurer and two former Tlie ground rules committee at the rate of about 28 per cent a Heights, Vernon; Marilyn 1 D a y Notica P a r O allvary assistant professor of business the extremely hazardous 4-DOOR PlUARID treasurers, Robert Deming and year. The VEA accepts 24-Ha«r Burnar Sarvica management is to bring to Unfortunately, that’s not the longer b^ing enjoined from HARDTOP LAYAWAY met ’Thursday night. It is made Whittlnq, Mark Circle, Vernon; membership from the ad different locations and fire department’s number. It’s condition of public health in the pursuing enforcement of the John Daigle as to the over-all up of representatives from both Kathleen Kelly, Swamp Rd., MANCHESTER ministrative staff whereas the assignments the talents and the number for Dr. Warren town of Coventry, with known orders. impact of the revenue sharing teacher groups, the Board of Coventry; Louis Pitney, Broad OIL HEAT/ INC. VFT does not. techniques which had been Fisher, a physician. A. F. Kidchel cases of infectious hepatitis, a funds. The first half year’s Education and a representative Brook. 649-4908 water-borne disease, in areas NOW payment is due to come in of the American Arbitration deceloped elsewhere.” Understandably Dr. Fisher’s Admitted Thursday: Eva He said the transfers will telephone has been ringing a lot Dead At 59 where sewage overflows are Blake Heads D^ember, another half-year in Association, Robert Haskill. Ziemienski, King St., January and a third payment in A soft-shell crab is one broaden the knowledge, more frequently than it used to. GREENWICH (AP) - Allan prominent.” BIKES Miss Muriel Lambert, which has recently shed its Rockville: Alton Streeter, experience and background of The telephone company has F. Kidchel, 59, a director of his Each individual case will be Jumpers^ Club April 1973. president of the VFT said shell and has not had time Windermere Ave., Rockville; WANTED management personnel within given the doctor assurances family firm Binney and Smith, summarized by Deputy The niayor further added that ’Thursday that the majority of for the new one to harden. Brad Cordtsen, RFD 1, Sanitarian Lon Hultgren, and Ronald Blake of 123 Elizabeth 10-Speed, 5-Speed, 3-Speed. All lUixuryand the department. that the situation will be cor died Thursday at his home. Dr. has been named president Cl«an, Late Modal referred to Town Manager Set Up, On Sale. Come in The managers to be rected by Monday. Kidchel was well-known for of Connecticut Parachutists Today for a Good Selection. transferred, effective Dec. 15, TTie city recently began the his work in conservation, Dennis Moore and Town At torney John Shea for Inc. (CIO), a Manchester- Men’s and Ladies’ Sports, in equal measure. are Albert Gasecki from use of the number 911 for especially movie films he USED CARS immediate action. based sport parachuting club. Sprites, More All Fully Set Rham Salary Hikes About 5% Waterbury to New Britain; emergency calls. But, a com produced on ecology. Blake, a CPI member for Up, Too! There are lots of economy cars around. Bur a pany spokesman explained, its A Yale graduate, a former According to Hultgren, the Top Pricas Paid Mary Ahern from New Britain eight years who has made about Raleigh 10 Speed Racers Now whose extra pay will amount to permission, teachers may leave luxury economy car...th£\t’s original. That's the For All Makes to Waterbury; William Lang billing computers can’t deal newspaper reporter and town has the right to enforce TTie new 50-page professional For teachers with a masters the orders, but there are 460 ju m p s, w as e le c te d Tn Stock 8 per cent of the teachers pay. the building during any new Datsun 610 4-Door Sedan. Sporting perfor from Norwich to Willimantic to with only a three-digit number onetime writer for Universal Tliursday n i^ t. He will take agreement signed this week by degree, the increase is slightlv CARTER CHEVROLET several methods by qrhich this the Regional District 8 Board of more. TTie new schedule, \raicn In implementing the extra preparation period and lunch mance, big-car luxury and a Datsun price tag that fill a vacancy; and Irma Lanzi so 586-9100 was assigned to the studios, Kidchel became a office on Jan. 1. Don’t Bo DIoappoIntod — Many of tha Hard-to- period. CO., INC. director of Binney and Smith, can be accomplished, and he Education and the Rham covers 13 steps, ranges from pay schedule, the new agree-' includes a lot of no-cost extras: from Old Sybrook to Norwich. firedepartment for billing A native of East Hartford, Qat BIkaa Now In Stock. ^ ment stresses that teacher And finally, included in the 1229 Main strati The Old Saybrook manager’s purposes only. Nobody realized best known for the stressed this morning that each Educational Association -$8,300 to $12,500 as opposed to • 1800 cc overhead cam engine Blake has lived in the participation in extra new agreement is a holdover Phona 646-6464 post will be temporarily it was already assigned to manufacturer of crayons and case will be handled A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD represents, according to Robert the previous year’s schedule • Power-assist brakes— discs in front Manchester area all of his life. which ranged from $8,300 to curricular activities for which article stating, “In the event vacant. another subscriber. plastics. individually. It will be up to Sharkey, one of the board’s • Independent rear suspension He is a technical planning assis TO CHRISTMAS EVE negotiators, an increase in $12,154. no additional compensation is that the board and the tant in the town’s planning Salary for those teachers provided shall be strictly association shall fail to secure a • All-vinyl interior department. teachers salaries “in the vicini Coventry CHAROE, WITH MASTER CHARGE ty of 5 per cent including with a sixth-year certificate voluntary. successor agreement...prior to • Rear window defroster Other officers elected are: 8 out of 10 homes Other Ford Models increments” with all incloses will now range from $8,800 Department co-ordinators the termination of this • Wall-to-wall carpeting John Jefferies of Moodus, vice retroactive to Sept. 1. through 14 steps to $14,000. Last will again be remunerated at agreement, the association in • And lots more...all standard equipmenti president; Lawrence B lU i^ of OPEN The new salary schedule year’s schedule was from $8,549 . the rate of $ ^ per year, plus its sole and absolute discretion Test drive a new 610 and you'll understand why have a cold room Board Postpones Action Suffield, secretary; and Wayne may elect to bequest the board And A Great Selection FARR’S MMLY covers 12 steps for a teacher to $13,545. $50 for each fulltime teacher we call it a Datsun Original. Drive a Datsun... Foster of Hartford, treasurer. to extend the duration of this I S YOURS ONE OF TH E S ????‘ 2 M ain 8 L with a bachelor degree and Sharkey could give no under him. However, the then decide. Named to the CPI board of ranges from $7,800 to $11,100. estimates at this time as to maximum has been raised from agreement, or any part thereof, ’ directors are Walter Rapp of Of Used Cars 843-7111 TO 10 PM Of Filling Hopkins Post ■ TTiis differs from last year’s what the total cost of teachers $550 to $600 a year. This for any period not to extend West Suffield, Edward Ashline Waimupthat schedule in that the salary salaries would amount to. department co-ordinator pay is beyond the date of the Tlie . Board of Education last of all pupil personnel service, of Middletown, and Ronald TTie present operating budget also retroactive to Sept. 1,1972. execution of a successor hard-to-heat room Dec. 4 at the home of Jan Angellica of Enfield. schedule ranged from $7,519 to night postponed action on the assistance in the development, $10,918. for Rham High School, which Other Changes agreement.” Hletala, Laurel Trail, Oak Formed in Manchester about Read Herald Ads with the new resignation of Dr. Robert improvement, and coordination Grove. Tlie membership hopes Tost Drive One Today was finally approved last June Other changes call for Availuhiliiy Hopkins, director of pupil per of curriculum; and assistance 10 years ago, CPI has grown to after three rejections, lists negotiations to begin not later Signed copies of the to take a public position on the a club with more than 180 GHLLCHASER sonnel services, and along with in preparation as well. proposed sewer project before $729,894 for teachers salaries or than Nov. 1 as opposed to Jan. professional agreement are it, action on recommendations Hardy is also recommending members from six states. It is $12,237 less than was requested 15. now on file in the town clerks’ ■TIMNFIHEIIMN the Dec. 12 referendum, and considered the largest sport by Dr. Donald Hardy, that a full-time educational originally. Considerable detail is also offices in the three district DECORMIER THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW will hear a presentation on the superintendent of schools, psychologist be hired to replace parachuting club in Uie eastern DILLON ’The $729,894 figure in itself covered under grievance town (Hebron. Andover and DEVELOPMENT IN ADD-ON proposal by Residents for U.S. MOTOR SUES, iC . made in connection with the the three part-time represents an approximate procedure which now includes Marlborough) and any resident HEATING will keep your cold or Responsible Planning. CPI’s drop zone is at resignation. Discussion of these psychologists now working on a $71,000 increase over what was time limits, informal may review the agreement. chilly room warm and cozy, with J.W.C. Ellington Airport on Rt. 83, Shop Tonight 'til 9:001 points on the agenda was in contract basis, to provide The Junior Women’s CTub is budgeted in the 19711972 budget. procedures, formal procedures A date for a public hearing on 285 Broad 81., Manchostor 643>4ie8 ^ CircuUta filtered filtered, circulating, ther executive session, and the services to all four schools. Ellington. Weekly business FORD Insuranre and rights of teachers to the agreement will be set wermalr mostatically controlled heat. asking townspeople to donate meetii^s are held TTiursdays at board expects to hold a special Field T ripn DiueuKHeil 643-2145 Under the new agreement, all representation. shortly. «' Meet comes from hot Operating cost up to 75% less than good, useable long gowns or meeting sometime next week In answer to numerous 8 p.m. at the Army-Navy Gub teachers will be covered this New A rlirles water tenk or boiler. other add-on heaters. Heats cold skirts to the Focus Resident of on Main St., Manchester. 319 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER >/ Individual automatic on these matters. complaints about how children year with the same Blue Cross Under general provisions, the bathroom, qpclosed porch, attic Mansfield Training School pro thermostat. Hardy is recommending that, are selected for the various ject. Gowns are needed for a policy as last year. agreement states “there shall Safe-no flames, room, or any space that needs extra in lieu of replacing Hopkins, the be no reprisals of any kind AHENTION vents or high tem- bcAt field trips, an administrative Christmas Ball being planned However, this year the board hire an administrative memorandum stated, “where teachers will receive the taken against any teacher by FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION. for the residents. For further WILL DO MR. TRUCK y/ Economical both to assistant, and appoint someone total class populations are not information, call Mrs. Robert Connecticut Medical Century reason of his membership in a install and operate. :64a-4838 from within the guidance participating on planned trips, Lazzari, Harriet Dr. Contract whereas last year they professional organization or FORD BUYER /Ok department to the position of participation in its activities;:’ h ’f student selections are based on “ Charley’s Aunt’’ ANYTHING only received the Community coordinator of guidance, tor academic effort, attitude, Casting has been completed Contract. Teaching periods, within NEW 1972 ARCO approximately the same salary cooperation and self-discipline. and rehearsals begun on the Life insurance coverage limits of budget and space, as that is'~now being paid to Judgment of the professional Coventry Grammar School to M AKE A DEAL differs this year also in that determined by the board, shall, Hopkins. staff members will be'the final “the board will provide group according to the agreement, be F600 DUMP TRUCK p r o production of “Charley’s Red, 156" CA, 330 H.D. V-8, vinyl seats, Tech, Max Q VW FOGUTY BRim ilS, MC. Among the duties of the ad factor in determining student Aunt.’’ Directed by Pat 'S PROOF! life insurance coverage at one not more than five per day for ministrative assistant would be selection.” Edward Mahoney, time Salary to the nearest academic subject teachers 22,000, Clerk 38SV 5 Speed, 17,500 axle, Eaton 2-speed, Hia 8H. • M M B M itt * annai Manley, the play, scheduled for 6000 ft. axle, tow hooks, left hand and right hand Western responsibility, for organization, principal of Capt. Nathan Hale, presentation in March, features thousand dollars, with an option except for English teachers 319 Broad 8 t • manch stle r, Goim. administration and supervision stated, “when limited to 30 to increase coverage by the who shall have no more than mirrors, vac. Hyd. split system, vac. res. lank, 56 alton, 70 James Sayers in the leading battery, hand throttle, 90 gallon LH frame mounted fuel students for an overnight trip individual teacher at a minimal four. Special subject area role. tank, 2250 aux. rear spring. Power steering, front and rear we must be able to have rate.” teachers shall be assigned no Football Banquet shocks, HD frame. Dump body with hoist.- T166, list discretion." The Midget Football League Last year the board provided more than six and co-ordinators who supervise five or more Board member Robert Walsh will hold its annual award ban coverage of $3,000 group life teachers shall have no more EAST OF THE RIVER opposed the criteria of student quet Dec. 1 at Capt. Nathan insurance with the same option. than four. Jack Harkina selections stating “field trips Hale School. Retiring head Extra Duties and Pay THE PLACE TO BUY IS should not be rewards" and said coach Robert Prinz. will be The extra duty reim Also, all classroom teachers ^ »7950 shall have, in addition to their he feit that children who do not honored. bursements for the teachers re S' meet these requirements would main the same as last year with duty-free lunch period, at least HUNDREDS ON LEFTOVER possibly benefit more and the addition of one extra one preparation period per day 72 Cars— Trucks-—Vans— Broncos PONTIAC PARK would be highly motivated by Prompt position — a tennis court — and with administrative $AVE the opportunity to participate in MANCHESTER a field trip. Tlie board approved Dependable a motion to form a committee 1971 OLDSMOBILE revising field trip guidelines, to Buying Toronado. Yellow, brown vinyl roof, 2.door hardtop, 1969 STINGRAY j be presented at the Dec. 28 automatic tranamiiiion, V -t engine, power steering, Chevrolet Corvette Convertible. Automatic meeting. Service WHITE power brakes, power seat, tinted glass, radio, whitewalls, transmission. In other action, the board FOR YOUR ALUMINUM wheel covers, AIR CONDITIONING, plus more. granted a leave of absence to LA TE M ODEL custodian Fred Williams until CROSS BUCK *3795 *2650 Sept. 1973 due to poor health. CAR OR TRUCK COMBINATION The Organization of Mothers requested and received 1972 PINTO 1972 MAVERICK aqthorization to sponsor a den We Also Trade Down Blue Z-Door Sedan. 200 engine, automatic transmission, Grabber. Yellow Sport Sedan. Automatic tranamisilon, V-1 DOOR 8 engine, bucket aeati, black vinyl roof, whitewalls, power 1 tal health program by a black vinyl roof, whitewalls, accent group, tinted glass, certified hygienist at Robertson 2 ’8 ”x 8 ’8 ” radio, Iront disc brakes, AIR CONDITIONING steeling, radio, tinted glaas, rear defroster, coovenieoce I 1973 PONTIAC School. 3’0”x6’8” group. AIR CONOmONING. Mrs. Carol Ann Barry was Premium Prices *2550 appointed to the position of *2950 1 LeMANS STATION WAGON library clerk for Robertson for Low Miieage School, replacing Mrs. Eunice S&SWItL $4550 L IST PRICE $4627.65 Bell, who resign^. Excellent Selection of Equipped with 2 barrel 400 V-8 engine, tur- Richard Bednarz, BARLOW TakeAnythingjaliaileL bohydramatic, power disc brakes, power coordinator of Adult Elducation, 1871 steering. Air Conditioning, tinted glass, remote Cj asked the board to “start the Motor Sales 8U ZIKI 380 973 Trucks and Cars control mirror, radio, whitewalls, decor group, ** program fresh in September.” MOTOR CYCLE lamp group, protection group, and much more! n He said that a partial survey ExetHant Condition »*4045 indicated interest but “there Open 9 ajn.-9 p.m. S4tS B U IC K Low MUm may be a budget problem” and Sat9ajn.*5p.m. he was having difficulty finding •645~ FITZGERALD FORD, INC. OPEL-SAAB ’’TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER" teachers to participate. "1Y«U) Engtand’aFadhmt Growing Buiek-Optl-Saab D s o ls r " 6 4 3 *5 1 4 4 PONTIAC PARK RL 83, ROCKVILLE WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVES. Young DenM 81 ADAMS ST., MANCNESTfR (Optn Evos.) 649-4571 vmni/tna o v cp KoyeAWS' The Ooventiy Young Denu PlNXia 875-2538 (ExH 93 OH 1-86 A Rout* 15, Noxt to Agwoy, On* Bteck fiM C aid si^) 2 S 5 CENTER STREET I 1 B 4 8 I I will bold an 8 p.m. meeting Just 8 Mbiutos from Downtown Hmtfocd tEL. 143-2411 flTTTi]
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 1, 1972— PAGE NINETEEN * ^ B usiness M irror Colum bia Market Pros Not Getting Excited College Board* FROM TH E 1 The College Board Scholastic Justices Reminded Aptitude and Achievement By JOHN CUNNIFF investors other than the in and it is shared by many investor, especially after his they may not rush back to an in Tests will be given at W. G. GLEHNEY CO. AP Business Analyst stitutions, which have so brokers and mutual and pension experiences of the 1968-1970 dustry that embraced them Manchester High School NEW YORK (AP) - The dominated the market in recent fund operators. The American period. when it needed them and then Of Oath Deadline tomiHTow. Students who have years that they find themselves In that time many small in scorned them for the more registered to take the SAT at 7-Pc. Antlquo Brass stock market averages may be economy is growing stronger VIRGINIA CARLSON sesaiim was delayed to allow rising into the clouds, competing with nobody but and perhaps more stable, wUle vestors grew up. ’They saw their profitable business of in the cmnpletion of construction MHS should be in their seats by themselves. investments turned into stitutions. ' Correspondent 8:30 a.m. Those taking the _ FlreplaUa Ensembles figuratively speaking, but the the economies-bf several large Tel. 228-9224 on the portable classrooms. Trett yauraelt to tM Essentially, explains one speculations by the in-out But then, only a casual un Achievement Tests in tbe after- minds and spirits of many foreign nations are tipping out Towi^. C lerk M rs. R ita The classrooms are uMd by ultim ole In lireilde broker, the J.D. Winer Co., the trading of institutions. They derstanding of demographics iKxm should be in-their seats by luxury. AnUque bran securities professionals have of balance and must be Cloutier wishes to remind Mrs. Dorothy Taggert’s fifth not joined them there. institutions "have been playing learned of inept management demonstrates that there is 1:30 p.m. finish on a 3t”xSl" restrained. wcontly elected justices of the grade and Kto. Susanne Kac- Jum m trad itw l Mt, games with themselves for the on Wall Street. ’ITiey became always a supply of new in For both the SAT and T ^ are suppressing their It will be interesting to see if peace &at In order to officially xynski’s second grade classes. with andiron and a 4- past few years, chasing each aware of low ethics. vestors with high hopes ... and enthusiasm for the time being the small investor will be as qualify they must take the Student Council Achievements, students will pc. tool Mt of poker, other up the peaks and down the Instinctively conservative. no bad memories. need two soft No. 2 pencils. shovel, bnuh, stand. while they await more popular enthusiastic as the foreign official Oath of office, furnish Porter School Student Council * 4 9 .7 7 participation in the nu^et. valleys of the Dow Jones members have settled down to Parking will be in &e student Curtain icreen h u a industrials." their kighature and date of birth puU chain draw. Our ’They want more small in the serious business of student parking lot, and students are to American Brand. During this same time, the on {prescribed forms In her enter the building through the vestors to jump aboard. They UVE TREES! office. She says this must be government now that the Our 3-Ptoca Bine* Vi Braat want foreign investment small investors have been elections are over. entrance to the cafeteria lobby FIREPLACE SETS selling out — not to obtain done on or before Jan. 2,1973. adjacent to tbe student parking money. They want “liquidity.’’ The elected Republican After two weeks of tord Black frame & curtains com In this sense, liquidity means money to go on cruis^ or to campaigning, registered voters lot. All testing wifi be in tbe plemented by brass top bw’. indulge in luxuries, as was jus^ces we Mrs. Elizabeth cafeteria. the money provided by Hutchins, Donald Tuttle, went to the polls earlier this With pull chain, brush & Indicated on television recently Tag Yav Omi! month and elected Fayne Lyon, poker. 38”x31”. by the leader of a mutual fund Reginald Lewis, Mrs. Grace' Pringle and Rit^ard Dann. Jim Jensen and Joyce group, but to invest in homes, w niis 1BESI Desautels from the Am income real estate, and fatter Elected Democratic justices are Terry D’ltalia, Henry Beck, bassadors. B o lto n Agency Shop savings accounts. Mark Danks, David Bradford, *19.97 The small investor, contrary These Are All Beautigs! from » 8 . 9 5 Mrs. Frances Malek, John Rag. $89.08 Webb and Richard Urban. Nancy Gadoury, Charles Provision to popular myth, is a wise and Lester, Lori Kassman, Tom conservative money manager Mrs. Cloutier said Fair Set Upheld Republican registrar, Mrs. LeCIaire and Patti Williams of rather than a fool. He withdrew the Monarchs completed ^ e from the market rather than AFRICAN VIOLETS — Weekend Special! Grace Rringle, has appointed At Church #7301 Mrs. Anja Koiva as her deputy legislative body of the junior PROVIDENCE (AP) - ’The tolerate high commissions and high. Ckcular Saws state Supreme Court upheld the inferior service. and baa: filed a certificate of the General purpoM mw with enough Many C olon apjiointoent with the town Principal Edmondson Tomorrow Arvin Whole House legality of agency shop Says John Wright, a administered the oath of office power to handle the tougtieit provisions requiring non professional who handles hun c l ^ . .This is in compliance Humidifiers Jobal Keeps saerdust away from and VartoOaal at an assembly and the new JUDITH DONAHUE lina as It cuts M to 3H”. 4t to members of teacher unions to dreds of millions of dollars out 6 9 « . 3 with the Conn. General Statutes.’ Democratic registrar officers gave their acceptance Correspondent 4 9 .9 4 1%". 1 HP. 4300 RPM. UL Usted. contribute a proportionate of Bridgeport, Conn., the small CutPlotm* speeeches. A victory dance Tel. 649-8409 share of collective bargaining Largt Ouneh Mrs. Laura Szegda has not yet Reg. $79.95 investor "exercises superior, BE CREATIVE — VISIT OUR followed in the gym. The Women of St. George’s expenses. not inferior judgment.” 'Die “DO IT YOUR8ELP WORKSHOPI filed a certificate of You'U want your home u comforUble appointment of a deputy. Nancy Gadoury was elected Episcopal Church will hold u poulble for Uie season’s fesUvlUes In a unanimous decision, the pro, he suggests, should be so $ 2 5 9 secretary and Mark Danks — here’s how: this handsome*^ *19.99 Open House their annual “Quistmas in the court emphasized that a wise. (8aK Marsh) 100 lbs. treasurer. Country" fair tomorrow from furniture-styled humidifier evaporates When the small investor Prinoi|>ql Clarence Edmond 14.3 sal. in 14 hrs. wiUi 23% rel. hum. |738SlKir,7K’' teacher’s union may assess non- Mulching Hay only *3.97 Class Trip 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in tbe parish at 70”F. Top dlscbarxe minimizes POTTED MUMS son said an “open house” at 8’x8‘ Foweo ...... union teachers in the withdrew and left the market to ’The graduating class of 1973 hall, Rt. 44A. drafts. lO-gaUon rust, corrosion-proof CM lM im iS .$2IJS the institutions and the trading ExtraUr^l QQ Utf MB TMM MGS AT RSCOSIT PHOSI Porter Sdiool this week was tank. Vinyl covered steel cabinet wlUi Tennis Tables bargaining unit only for their well attended. sold a total of $4,300 in Mrs. Roland Amundson, share of the costs of games they play, he took with lflrrRA«TOIBFaTKMinBHB« walnut woodgrain finish. ___ MICoioral H a O O The annual event which magazine subscriptions. ’The general chairman, advises that #7090 1/4-bwh liegotiations which bring him a good deal of the market’s • Sunflowsr 8ssd, 50 lb s ...... $7.ds permits parents to tour the money will be used toward the a wide variety of gifts and bemfits to ail of the members. liquidity. He left the market HoUand Bulb 8aM class trip to New York City in school and visit classrooms in specialty items will be 38.88 ELECTRIC DRILLS The court said the non like a machine without grease. 10 Tu lip s Dwwin. 99* June. available'at the fair. Rag. $49.95 Instead, of prices falling or One playar can have as much fun as 3 members could not be charged 50 Crocus *1.99 s Audabon Mix Bird Seed Booths featuring handmade with exclusive "flipup" backboard! for any fringe activities in rising smoothly and by small gUt items, hamebaked goodies, amounts, as is the case when 10 Daffodils *1.49 100 lbs...... $8.95 Logs fold under for compact storage. which the union may engage. C h ris tm a s With 3 Mis of rollaway whMls. WeU balanced and comfortable, great as a Mis : I l l s , Sigt lia d B lIi, Pimt, assUt iw f greens and there are plenty of small buyers decorations, white elephants, 40" general putpoM drill. Fast h accurate. ^Waltons^ Recreates Capacity: steel hardwood Vk"; 2380 and sellers, there develop^ a Mm : TWnlt S ssi PsMst Hants, Cncked Cm , S iit.cass, and remnants have been set up. American RPM, 130 VolU, 1/7 HP. UL Usiad. staccato pricing pattern as hig FIREWOOD ...... Only $1.99 rfitin , IV l HUMS, 61C .. • llllg M M ff M il WQl M A children’s room featuring a institutions found themselves OeeraC MAin HUTDI far Hm *Uk« Man. $9 J5 Boyhood of Hamner Home Sold Large Staeh fish pond and gifts for the s m ^ BASEBOARD HEATERS trading only with each other. pocketbook will be another Now the professionals and attraction, according to Mrs. Brings the warmth & comfort of *7.99 BOSTON (AP) - The institutions — the mutual and the holiday season to any room Brookline home of newly By JERRY BUCK sense of reality seeping into Amundson. 7100 8/9-4nob PowMT DrlUs...... $9.99 pension fun<^, the bank trusts, (jJ m d la r u L GARDENS television this year. The family The Manchester Garden — all winter long! Thermostatic 9 7 designated Defense Secretary the insurance companies — Associated Press Writer Elliot L. Richardson was sold HOLLYWOOD (AP) - ’The is believable, the characters Club, Caprilands of Coventry, controlled fan forced heat, _ hope that the small investor can are credible, the stories are ’Trevor Jones with ironwork; 1 9 Wednesday for $175,000, papers be induced back in 1973 to give mail pouring in to "The safety tip-over switch. 1320 Ron t2HAH realistic. portrait panting by,Myrtle Watts, 120 Volts. n filed at the Suffolk County the market a boost out of the For Plants That Please! Waltons," a gentle, believable Registry of Deeds showed. television show about a Characterization plays an Carlson, Mfllicent Jones with 0 current pattern. important part in this show, and presses flower creations, Thby are figuring also that Lef Us Help You With Your Lawn and Plant Problems Depression-era family, falls^ TABLE TENNIS The purchasers, Mr. and Mrs. into three categories; it is developed at a pace that is Robert Woods with rock gems, funds might begin flooding in S6E LEON, PHIL or JO H N downright leisurely for Bonnie Kelly with hanchnade SETS Erwin R. Kaufman, took from forlegn investors, 153 W OODLAND ST., MANCHESTER Parents write that they don’t Family fun game! Complete 4 im m ediate occupancy. Ap 5 4 3 ^ 7 4 have to worry about their television. Little side plots in cards and Sarah Coventry B lack a Doekor G. Stillman Keith stands beside a Norway spruce grown in his Christmas tree plantation particular That analysis volving the children, or Ike player set includes paddles, proximately 2.6 acres of la:^ children watching this show. Jewelry will also occupy booUis balls, net and net holder. By on Lewis St. Christmas trees are a hobby for the Manchester realtor. (Herald photo by would seem correct on paper. Godsey, the grocer, or the at the fair. V4 HP ROUTERS Buceivicius) r j went with the house. Others |My they don’t let their Sportcraft. Baldwin sisters with their A refreshment stand will For the man who’d like to try children stay up to watch his hand at wood-working. Ac sssssssaiaw#«*»*!si6*wss^^ television but are making an “recipe,” meander nowhere, offer food for shoppers during but offer interesting. Insights. the day. curate depth adjustment. 22,- exceptlqdl^for “Tbe Waltons.’’r; *3.97 000 RPM. And misil comes from those Contributing mightily to the Voter-Making Rog. $6.89 wt» are aware of ratings and believability is the fact that There will be a voter making •34.99 Gifts That Last say they hope this show won’t Earl Hamner Jr., the executive session Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Gardening be lost. story consultant, is recreating at Community Hall. OUTDOOR PERFECT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Despite the formidable his own boyhood in the Blue Co-op To Meet LOG CRIBS COROOMATIC 20-FT. opposition of Flip Wilson and Ridge Mountains of Virginia. George Patros, principal of Attractive 41” dia. heavy gauge HNBV-UTEKES Hamner said, “So many steel, keeps wood off the ground. with "’The Mod Squad,” this show is Bolton E lem ental School, will Black finish. By Ouisten Free swivel; electric not being lost. CBS picked it up people see things on television be guest speaker at Tuesday’s $12.77 autlet in h a n ^ . Lodu, for the rest of the season and they know are fiction. I think meeting of the Bolton Co Hog. S17JS retracts automatically. Frank Atwood ordered two additional shows, the feeling here is that they are operative Nursery School to be for a total of 24. seeing real people. ’They are held in the education building of <8.88 seeing life, not imitations of Bolton Congregational Church Reg. 910.98 . A Manchester realtor, G. "When you look at the Most of the trees are Norway trees are grown, from seed, at Species offered this year are life. I think our actors are at 8 p.m. Stillman Keith, who has always com{>etition and Ks ability to spruce. Mr. Keith finds they the State Forest Nursery in white pine, white spruce, generate an au^ence I would people you like, people you Correction liked the out-of-doors, finds Voluntown. would like to be with. Tbe honor roll list in growing Christmas trees is a grow rapidly, in a desirable Norway spruce, Douglas fir, equate ‘The Waltons’ with any shape. There are some white The State Forester’s office in hemlock, northern white cedar “I think a lot of the appeal is ’Tuesday’s Herald incorrectly pleasantly rewarding hobby. On successful show on television,” 19.99 spruce in the lot and, in past Hartford welcomed this and larch. said Robert D. Wood, presMeat the period. We’re faithful to the spelled the name of Mary Jean BASKETBALL a one-acre lot, once part of his opportunity to tell interested ’30s. A depression may not in Utvinskas. grandfather’s farm on Lewis years, Mr. Keith has tried Studied Forestry of the CBS Television Network. BACKBOARD A HOOP 8280 CORDLESS Scotch pine and Douglas fir. He citizens how to buy trees. The Stillman Keith has Creden Although "The Waltons’’ itself be appealing. ’They were S6”x48”x ^ ” Hardboard with hoop, cotton St., near Mt. Nebo, Mr. Keith first step is to write to the State hard times, but we weathered •3 3 .6 7 GRASS SHEARS has a plantation of about a comes back to Norway spruce tials as a professional forester. articulates the old values net, hardware, FrabiU. as the most satisfactory Forest Nursery, RFD 1, After high school he went to the rather than the new morality, it them and it offers hope that we Makes lawn trimming easy for dad or thousand trees. He’ll cut a hun Voluntown, and ask for a pirce HIRSH ALL-STEEL species. New York State College of is not inconsistent with the can weather what we’re going Public Records FRAMEWORK* milady. With batteries & recharging dred or more of them between list, which will also be an order through now.” *14.97 now and Christmas. Next Forestry at Syracuse Universi Warranty Deeds HOBBY BENCHES ______Rofl. $20.89 .unit. Shock-proof plastic housing. Norway spruce, as the name blank. ty and graduated in 1937. For Producer Robert L. Jacks spring he’ll set out about a hun implies, is a native of northern sees it as "a longing for °the Herman M. Frechette and What a gift for tbe han c h ^ small replacement trees. Trees are sold only to several years he operated a Albert R. Martin to Alfred and dyman! Complete work & Europe, and, if allowed to grow forestry business in Burlington, days that were.” It takes from four to seven to maturity, might be ISO feet Connecticut property owners AARP To See Dolores A. Demko, property at storage center with 2’x4’ who have at least an acre Vt., selling and planting trees, “ People are fed up^with years for a Christmas tree to tali. There would be no place modem living," Jacks said. 217-219 Wo^dbridge St., work surface of full l ” grow to marketable size. The available for planting, not coun spraying removing unwanted Sqiluare Dance conveyance tax $50.60. FULLER 3-PEGE thick high-impact board. for this big tree on the ordinary trees and broken limbs. The “Lord, we see that every day. turnover is slow and the profite house lot, but it is excelient at ting any land zoned as a house Entertainment for the Mario J. and Marilyn F. CMSB PACKS Double tier recessed tool lot. ’The price is $34 a thousand war put a crimp in that business They’re fed up with freeways, modest. There is work Christmas-tree size. monthly meeting of Northeast the din, tension and people are Matasso to Corey Lee Sterling Build up is tool collection! rack, perforated back pan for seedling trees that may be and he moved to Pratt & el for small tools, drawer involved, of course, but not White spruce, growing to 90 Whitney Aircraft. Chapter of the American moving back to the soil. This and Maryann D. Sterling, V4”, 1” chisels with either two years or three years property at 76 Barry Rd., con & bottom shelf. Knock-outs more than a businessman can feet at maturity, also looks best After the war he opened Association of Retired Persons gives them a taste of that.” perfect bevel edges. accomplish in his spare time, old. They will be little, baby veyance tax $37.95. on sides for electrical out when young. It is a native of Keith’s Variety Store in a North will be a demonstration of Richard Thomas, who plays with the help sometimes of a trees, 6 to 10 inches tall, with Lit Pendens let. Pre-positioned nuts for Canada and the northern states. End business block that was Western square dancing by Hamner as a youth, said high school boy. In Connecticut, it is on the bare roots, and will come tied members of the Manchester The Savings Bank of *3.37 easy assembly. 3414” high in bunches when they are dug later eliminated by "There’s a sense of participa Boxed. Mr. Keith likes to watch his southern edge of its natural Square Dance Club. The tion you don’t have in other Manchester versus Valentino STANLEY KITCHEN trees develop from year to year and distributed in April. redevelopment, and now he is in Fiano et al, property at 100 E. STANUYSURFORM habitat, but many are planted the real estate business with his meeting will be held shows. ’That has to do with the DRAWER TOOL SETS and he likes to "see his by Connecticut growers. The minimum order is 250 Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. at the fact that our show is based on Center St. 21-Placa v r H0ME/H0B8YSETS customers take home really wife and their son, Jeffrey. His General Electric f General Electric f Panasonic Cassette Forming and shaping tbols that work Scotch pine can be recognized seedlings of one species and the grandson, Mark Keith, 6, likes KofC Home. characters, not plot and SOCKET SETS Seven practical tools that’ll come in fresh cut, thickly branched and by its long needles and reddish W. Harold Bevan will preside easy & fast on wood, plastics, soft handy for many common household buyer is told that he cannot the Christmas trees. ^ Automatic Phono | AM/FM Clock Radio € Tape Recorder mechanics.” HEALTH CAPSULES® All be needs in a tough plastic metals. fragrant spruces to be hung bark. It has an open habit of resell the trees with the roots in the absence of Mrs. John V. TbtHnas said be based his Jobs! Gift-pack^. with ornaments and surrounded For Garden Club byM hiliselA,Pettl,M J). case! Triple plated alloy growth and some specimens attached. In other words, he Gregan. As diapter president characterization of John-Boy, a steel. Crescent. by wrapped packages in ^eir unfortunately have crooked cannot start a nursery business The Wesleyan Potters, a craft and diairman of the joint state teen-ager transition from boy to 1$ If DjC.'ft 0RINK MU.KAT 70 'f}{0 TlMB You BAT I living rooms. trunira, not desirable in a with trees purchased from the group started by faculty wives 4695 legislative commltt)ee of AARP man, on his own childhood <18.77 ^ffUP. FF»i IT E * ’The trees are cut to order, Christmas tree. state. He can plant them as a at Wesleyan University ana 2 4 and the National Retired summers q>ent in Kentucky. Rni. 828.70 6.96 *5.96 each selected personally by the Douglas fir is a fine conservation measure, to now so successful that it has a Automatic 3 speed changer, volume teachers’ Association, she will Hamner, whose soft Slide controls; wake to music or Auto-Stop at end of tape. Built-In buyer walking through the iot. evergreen from the Pacific prevent water run-off and ero year-round building for classes and tone controls. 6" speaker, big alarm. Lighted dial. —"------■■ -^5^, . be at the three-day session of Piedmont voice provides tbe soundI condenser mike. Uses AC, or batter Some are chosen weil in Coast that somehow was sion on a slope or to provide and sales at 350 S. Main St., ies. ' the National Forum of State narration, said, "I think advance of Christmas and labelled years ago with a mis cover for wildlife. He can Middletown, has invited Legislat(»rs. It will be held Dec. basically Americans want affir tagged with the customer’s leading name. It is not a fir, but harvest them after a few years members of garden clubs to a 4-6 in Washington, D. C. mative things said about our name. a distinct species which should as cut Christmas trees or, if he special exhibit. It offers dried Two state senators and two society and I think here we are FULLER This year Mr. Keith is have had an elegant name of its can wait 50 years or so, he can flower arrangements in pottery '* , • , state representatives have been saying affirmative things about Our 10-Qallon offering to give a tree to any own. ’The best the botanists sell them as saw logs. containers as part of the invited from each of the 50 love, the family and the church, schooi, service club or POW-R-VAC8 ALL-PURPOSE have done for the Douglas fir is Orders have to be received by Potters’ annual Christmas Sanyo States to discuss tbe problems inherent goodness of |>eople. steel tank with 2H”x6‘ flexi fraternal organization that show, from Saturday, Dec. 2, to label it Pseudotsuga, which March 25. Buyers pay for their of Mder Americans. David "We’re trying to make a ble hose, two 2 W tubes, utili TOOL GIFT SETS wants one. through Sunday, Dec. 10. Hours is literally translated as "false trees later when they are billed Compact '1 Odegard will attend as a {Ktsitive statem ent on the Pf$PiT* W HAT A L o t ty nozzel, 8’, 3-wire cord with Quality tools you need — screwdriver han Some of the older trees this hemlock.’’ In spite of this by the state. are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. CoauMticut delegate from the human condition. The values we Of FeofUS. year are bearing cones on their 12” Diagonal-j adapter, 600 watts, 120 volts. dle with 4 interchangable blades, 6” slip confusion it is a nice Christmas 4.3 Cu. Ft. Fourth Senatorial District. stress are timeless-res|>ect, 'Thw/c, joint pliers, 6” adjustable wrench, ru tting upper branches and, if the tree. Tbe chapter’s Christmas frugality, thrift, in- irJf A K . pliers. cusUnner likes cones but the Stale Sells Seedlings Portable ^ party ,'will be held at. Garden dep^ence,self reliance and ^------t------tree is too tall for the room \^p«jias Bwes noBiMi imvnMfiML ’Like other Christmas tree Refrigerator I Grovd Restaurant Dec. IS at 1 fa^ y pride.” ...... hiiestliitandsdlybsslsssIsAigsoelri *34.88 where it will be set up, it can be growers in Connecticut, Mr. Weekend Special TV p.m. James McKay will provide Rag. 849.98 cut three or four feet above the Keith depends on the state for . an organ recital, and there will *3.37 ground and just tne top of it be cardl singing, a Christinas uaed. hto planting stodt. The small CHUNSrS iWT WORKSHOP W>« $1.49 tree, aiid door prizes. POMS Btinoh / m .y Extra wide freezer area, 2 ice Powerful small screen perform ) CMMrai’s P $ M i« Oassss eaahAeanry cube trays. Push button auto ance; super power grid VHP tuner, All—Electric Homea Up matic defrost. Ideal for den, i solid state UHF tuner. IMig Fsnml dorm or office. Lmpxville, Tenn. - More than OpM SaL A Sm . • a m IB B p JH. 68,000 reaidential cuatomen SHOP FRIDAYS were added to TVA power dis tributors’ lines in fiscal 1972, SATU|3ISy !”d EC. 2nd T O 8:30 VITTNEirS FLOWER SHOP tbe largest number in many years./ Aiwut two-tUrds of the S A T U R D A Y 1 I 64S-B117 1145 TOLUND TPKE. SALE: FRI. and SAT. new customers moved into all Mon: Umi Fri. S:M ojn. to 10M njii. electric homes, bringing tbe 56 COOPER ST. Manehi Har/nawea Towa Uaa 8ol.aaj|i.lo 10;s e p jn . Noimi MAIN smar T O 4 P.M . MANCHESTER total number of such homes in MANCHESTER, CONN. tbe taHoa to 6n,000, or 34 ptf 3 3 « cent of all bomes. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mmchwter, Conn.. Ftl., Dec. 1. HOT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., FYl. Dec. 1 ,1W2 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE
BUGSBUNNY Assembly OUT OUR WAY BY NED (X K m A N OURBOABDING H OU ^ wRh MAJOR HO(H*L£ OOOP fiuMZSH/ 1 AUg’T DUE ^anO i e o n t s i a r t N Success TO S E T UP FOR AM HOUR OETTIMlS SR E A K B i^ The High &hool World VET—SCHOOL DOeSM^ yTILL THERES SOME STABT TILL 8 O'CLOCR^AM. T H IMS IM T H A r FRIDAY, DECEiMBER 1, A couple of weeks ago a MOOD BOX/MOVS/ VOL. XXXV, No. 9 special assembly concerning S E T INTO VtXJR BMJTS the history of rock was held at AMP SET THATTHIMS RLLEP LP-OUICR/ the High School. Mr. Bill n Strohmeier, a staff lecturer of Rick Trow Productions, who Senior led the assembly, brought the MHS Students Attend auditorium back throu^ their Officers childhood of music right up to what’s popular today. aSSISLm. Council Conference Hie era of the 50’s when Elected presented brought vague On Saturday, Nov. 18,19 MHS Houghton, president of the require that the student stay on MICKEY FINN The 1973 Class Officers have memories of Elvis Presley’s J V HANK LEONARD Assembly members and CFSC, who proceeded to give a school grounds and in already met with Mr. “ Hound D og’ ’ and the THU IS VOORCOWLBTE AND YOU WILL officers attended the Connec brief outline of thd day’s classrooms. teenagers of the fifties bopping STATI^ENT, MRS. KRONE/^ events. Emmerling to plan senior week ...PROTECT ticut Federation of Student Another of the main' topics in their bobby socks and saddle CHECK IT OVER VERV ME? activities and commencement Councils fall conference at John After the introductory mentioned was the changing of CAREEULLV-BEFORE exercises. Once senior shoes. VDO SIGN IT/ Winthrop'Junior H i^ School in remarks all the student the curriculum of schools. homeroom representatives are In the assembly it was Deep River. Along with the delegates were divided into Some of the ideas were: initia elected, there is more work to pointed out that as we grew up students ,came Mr. Glaesar, groups, of whom each worked tion of work-study programs, be done. the music we listened to grew assembly advisor. for an hour in a workshop-type whereby a student would study with us. Our infancy could be c The Manchester High atmosphere. Each separate Since approximately 70 and work at a subject relevant seniors will finish school this compared to the B^tlemania,. delegation arrived on time for group, or “swap-shop,” was to the occupational area he January, projects such as the that'struck the country in the first General Assembly, comprised of students from would go into; career planning collecting of dues and early sixtys. It mov^dn to l^ which was the first event of the different schools. Here, we program, in which a student measuring for graduation that as new Ideds and ndw day-long conference. Along exchanged ideas and past would spend V4 of the school gowns must be completed early attitudes bepatne prevelant the with MHS, representatives records of successes and year working on a job relevant so that all these students can songs amf lyrics had more SHORT RIBS frjom other school’s student failures. to the occupational area he BY FRANK O’NEAL participate in tbe June meapiiig lik«-m any of Simon councils from across the state One of the main topics talked would go into. activities. In addition the ,aifa;';Uarfunkle songs. The were present. Dr. Gilbert about was tbst of the open This idea is similar to the VIP a -" ' evolVement of the Motown VOU MEAN HE FLEW HOMeI Commencement Committee PlDN'T SEE r\AN Demar, superintendent of campus concept. Many schools program now at MHS. An all- Sound was depicted by such PRISCILLA’S POP and COaDNT MAWp must arrange for tickets and in- AT WORK.10OW'., schools for Regional District 4, have been bogged down in their around activities night was one soul stars as Little Richard and BY AL VERMEER vite a speaker for the gave a few opening words of progress toward achieving open of the fund-raising ideas The Supremes. zzzs: N O W IP , W H A T ’D - r ceremony. O N l ^ r W E ME, welcome to all the students and campus because of the mentioned in the swap-shop. Senior Class Officers The most important fact of I s a t ; W W A Tt> However, with the help of the • H A D A HAZEL teachers in the auditorium. He insurance policies regarding This is where a school would this assembly was the greeting F O O T B A L L 1 S A Y school administration Officers of the M ^ h eS ter High School Senior Class are: front, froiji'Ieft, LJi^e Eastman, V t ?? was followed by Bruce students. Many of these policies hold several activities in the G A M E < (especially Mr. Emmerling’s it received by the student body. same building at the same secretary; Kathy Donovah, vice president; Jeff Stone, co-treasu^r; (back row) Chris fervent prayers for a sunny On the whole it was a great time. The activities could be Saunders, president; dnd Dave Hoyt, co-treasurer. (Photo.Iq/^gal) success. graduation) and the coopera anything the school desires. «"C3 tion of the Class of ’78, this '- f Hawaii, Goal After the swap-shops came should be a terrific and the second General Assembly, Back to the batter. Wilma has Yes, it’s true. You may have over April vacation. We plan to successful year for everyone held in the auditorium. The Life Without You,,, made another discovery. lUw noticed the symptoms-bleary make a short stop in California involved. I'.)' main feature of this event was a brownies are delicious. A hairy THE FUNTSTONES eyeS, voices reduced to before going on to Hawaii, BY HANA-BARBERA brief speech by Sen. Lowell In a family the oldest must started to apply to colleges, the a year. It was decided that I beast better known as big whispers-the Round Table where we have invitations to Weicker, which was ensued by Walks Written in the Rain set a good example for the\ inevitable b^ame apparent — should teach the poor lost sheep brother wants a taste too. ’This Christmas season has started, sing at Ponaho High School, and a question and answer period. I like the hard rain, youngest to follow. They must BIG SISTER is leaving home. is when the foot stomping with the opening concert held this Rotary Club. how to make brownies the '*W. ...HOWEVER-HE ife ^ The theme of his speech, he because then teach, to the best of their This in itself did not phase the RIGHT way. I think I learned stArtcd ' I DON'T LIKE DON'T ton i^ t at St. Mary’s Church, Round Table has been NICE TO PEBBLES claimed, was honesty between I can have the ability, the correct way to do family. In fact, my brother much more than Wilma did. “ I want a taste!” StompI THE BORN LOSER THE WAV HE LOOKS, EITHER, and the Community Carol Sing working hard to raise the 821,- By Art Sanaom A N D M E ... representative and citizen and streets to myself. things and if the wrong way rather liked the Idea of having The object of the game has “ You can’t have any!’’ MRS. FLINTSTONE... DOCTOR.. on Sunday night. (You can (XW needed to finance this trip, honesty between politicians Thought runs down my persists in surfacing one must one less junior mom to worry Stomp! (She’s a little diffici^./ come. It’s going to be at Center and already has about $2,000 of changed since I was chief of alike. A belated lunch period race into my eyes, fix the error. about. My one sister started to understand with Uie spoonful Park, behind the library, at 7.) about a month ago, and brownie batter. Now, its not followed the speech. and rhyming Nice thought, isn’t it? All the looking forward to an extensive bow many you make but how of brownie stuck in her mouth). . We started the year with a generous donations from local Following lundi the student follows with the sky. elders I’ve met have been very expansion project enabling "Come on Wilmal It’s not considerable number of new organizations. much you can smuggle out of SOUl-mCK delegates were again divided cooperative in leading the poor them to each have their own the kitchen without getting fair!” Stomp! members, but they are coming Everyone will get a chance to c. zinker into groups; each ^ ou p went to lost sheep on to the “ right” room. caught. “I got to save it all for thejusT^' THATTHlMt? through quite yiell, as was hear Round Table and the MHS a separate seminar. Each When the Jab Comes path. It’s too bad that the lost So you see the alarm at my After sifting the broken egg so go awayl” Stomp as,,«d|||i proven at our first three con choirs sing at the public v e t ! seminar discussed a different If you are not sheep don’t cooperate too. leaving was almost shells out of the mix we then shovels another spoonful im certs this fall. We are looking Christmas concert of Dec. 15, in topic. One seminar was a the same person Perhaps I should tell you of a nonexistant. Then they came discussed the difference She gave up after I couldn’t forward to a successful year Bailey Auditorium, so come if discussion of the comparison of you were particular sheep I had in mind. across the great discovery. I between an eight-inch pan and a explain why you can’t save thU topped off by a trip to Hawaii you enjoy good music. student councils. Most student before yesterday, Wilma Wool, the youngest am the only one in the house thirteen by nlne-lndi pan. batter to eat later. She’s '.O member of our family, was ISI councils operated with a do not be surprised w ho can understand the Finding no success in that afea finishing it herself now. Far be representative and alternate to find life’s fingers among the first to be panic directions on the back of a we moved on to the oven. I it for me to Inter fere..; My MUTT AND JEFF system from each homeroom, in your face. stricken where college fever hit brownie mix package. never realized that there are so gosh!! I’ve got to run! I smell BUD FISHER the house. The though ranged from MCC something burning. — Bridge! ei»ni,li«M«.tJU.»n.lu,iM.oif. '^ e y have found that the open c. zinker many ways to short circuit a council, as at MHS, is harder to A few weeks ago when I to freezing enough brownies for Wes(inghouse range. Bossidy < PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI I JUST PAID BUT THIS IS run because of the difficulty in WHO USES WELL,THEN YOUREVERY MRS. M UTT. scheduling meetings. y ou THE #60 JTTO lAHET A HANDSOME JM CTA PIECE MONEY OLD FASHIONED/ OUR Hie seminars were ensued by Not Just I OWE Vt>U/ WHOLE ECONOMY IS RUN ?E’STHRE OFRAPERyoU THESE iKSBOAR the regional meetings and the Math Team Is No Problem SIGNED/ IT’S DAVS? BY WRITING CHECKS, a d v a n c e / final Ganeral Assembly. At 2:30 Wallpaper NOT MONEV.^ SIGNING:BILL9. CREDrT each seminar broke up and OARDS->- BILLIONS OF As-'the ret< of two tryout Paul Backofen 7 all. A final 15 points may be receive troph.ies. Three students proceeded to any one SIGNEDJ-ITTLE RECES sessions in early October, team Jerry Bujaicius 11 added if the Team (Question is chances! •; Contrary to belief the posters of three regional meetings, O F PAPER/ members of the Manchester Diane Treadwell 13 answered correctly. If this bit 6f information has on the walls of MHS are not ,, depending on which region their High School Math Team have Micky Simon 5 What’s a Team Question? Intrigued you, and you feel that covering the cracks and school is from. ’These meetings been announced. Team (Question 10 Each school is given 15 minutes you might like to come out for chipped paint. Tbe posters are and the final conglomerate Club adviser Mrs. Roberta This probably means nothing to answer a relatively di/ficult the Math Team next year. Fall pleas to the students to submit . General Assembly just sum ’Riompson selected the 10 team- to you if you have no knowledge problem; team members may is the time. Be preparing over art work, short stories, poems marized the conference as a males after tabulating the of how Math Team meets are confer and work together to the summer months. Go over and photographs to Ahdiaii. whole and sort of thanked all results of two exams ad- run or scored, so.... solve it. If completed perfectly, all the examples you can Sophomores and maybe a few ^ o ’" the students and faculty that ministed at the try-out session. While it is a team total that the teiun earns 15 points. Total find...take out Quiz books from juniohf and seniors might be had attended. Hie following students were determines a school’s place individual scores and the Team your friendly neighborhood wondering what the Arldian is. It was these students and chosen: Seniors—Gary Bu- ment in each meet, every team Question scores, and you have library, and KNOW YOUR Hie Aridian is an arts and WINTHROP faculty that made the CFSC fall jacius. Bill Boll, and Paul the team total. FACTS. literary magazine published by BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY BYDICKCAVALU member work individually to conference the success that it Backofen; Junior—Diane make this scored. During a Nobody is guaranteed to students at MHS. In order to was. Reviewing the day as a GAPS! SPAGHETTI Treadwell, Jerry Bujacius and meet, every student is given Sound simple? Walt a 'make the team’ from year to make the Aridian a magazine whole, the conference was not EXPLODED ALL OVER WHO DO W U THINK Rick Diamond; Sopho three ten minute tests. Each minute..At the end of the year. Every year everybody that is interesting and HE MK3HT At LSAsr HA/E ASKH5 only enjoyable because of the ( T H E KITCHEN I WILL PLAY IN THE mores—Marcia Spano, Mic test contains three season, the tekm with the must take the exams again, and enjoyable, the students must AAE WHAT IM DOINQ UP H E R E . ^ contact made with many other SUPER BOWL? key Simon, Mike Lombardo, mathematical questions of highest accumulative score again compete for placement submit their poetry, stories, art students from different schools, and Cindy Sheldon. varying degrees of difficulty. receives a trophy. (The results with the highest cliber work, photographs. but because it also presented a Nov. 15, 1972, the Math Team Correct answers earn each of all the school’s meets are mathmatical brains in the Start writing and drawing, very informative and highly competed in its first meet of the individual a predetennined set tallied together for a grand school. the Aridian staff knows there interesting array of ideas. year in the Capitol Area of points: 1st question-1 point; total which determines This year, only four veterans are talented authors and arUsts THE DALLAS Mathematics League. Tbe 2nd question-2 points; 3rd scholastic status at the end of are returning to these hallowed wondering in the halls of MHS. CCW BOYS Manchester team placed question-3 pointy. Individual the year). However, if your ranks: Gary Bujacius, Bill Boll, Any sophomore, junior or ANDTHENBA/ seventh out of 25 teams, for a Diane Treadwell, and Jerry senior can submit his or her MDRKJEIB. scores of team members are school is not fortunate enough Free And Fun,,, Come total of 62 points. Individual totaled together, and the sum of to end up with tbe highest Bujaicius. So, scores, try-outs, works, either in Room 111 or scores were as follows: and all...it isn’t as easy as you put them in the large envelopes / . I w.v- -tfv' V: .- ■ ,, ■<<* ■ • PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Pri., Dec. 1, 1872 :'-r-m £ ' ( ,-■ MANCHESTER EVEf'ENG HERALD, Manchester, (>)nn., Frt., Dec. 1, 1972 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE Herald Angle Notre Dame Threat to Unbeaten US C To Check Browns Auburn, UConh One Down Alabama NEW YORK (AP) — Pittsburgh will crack the Cleveland V ncW G S 21, BEARS 10—Chicago long ago wasted away With Yale Five Browns’ six-game victory streak 27-20 in Sunday’s and Minnesota stUl clings to hope for playoffs despite loss \ showdown, almost assuring the Steelers of a National to Steelers last week. To Meet NEW HAVEN (AP) - The University of ConnecUcut Football League playoff invitation. COWBOYS 27, CARDS 10—St. Louis is alm ost to hopeless Suggestions Passed Along basketball team invades Yale Saturday night in search of Grmning from last week’s 121 prediction record, that’s its 19th victory over the Elis, an accomplishment that stage and Dallas can’t afford to think about losing before Several professional men, from this area, who competed NEW YORK (A P ) When our call on the American Conference Central Division , would even the record between the two state rivals. rematch with Redskins, if then. in the recent Five Mile Road Race exp res^ amazeqient unbeaten Southern showdown where even the loser has a shot at a post-season p^Bj^GALS 10, GIANTS 7 - New York’s playoff hopes that the total proceeds collected on race day by the Tall California plays Notre It's the season opener for berth. both squads. third leading scorer last year Cedars for the Muscular Dystrophy Fund just topped the Dame Saturday it will be the Los Angeles-San Francisco is a Monday night game and, Connecticut Coach Dee with 12.4 points per game, has ®Bve for another week. $1,000 mark. fifth time in nine years one Rowe, beginning his fourth one spot tied up but Coach Joe being a Stece Spurrier believer from his 1966 Heismah CHIEFS 24, BRONCOS 17— Kansas City has to save face of the two schools has gone A suggestion was passed belong that would insure season with the Huskies, has a Vancisin says, “ I’m Trophy year at Florida, I go with the 49ers 27-20. now since it’ll be watching, the playoffs on TV. into the rivalry with a additional revenue for this worthy cause in the future. trio of holdovers from last considering any of four men” to Here’s a game-by-game look with a pumped-up perfect record. COLTS 20, BILLS 1 4 -’The Marty Dom res Era folks flitim It was this. Charge every adult an entry fee, the higher year’s 8-17 team : Junior join Kearns in the backcourt. percentage of .737 after missing only the New Orleans l^ltim ore make it three straight as General Manager Joe An unbeaten record and upset of the Rams last weekend: the better, and turn over all money to-^e Muscular forwards Cal Chapman of West Thomas keeps saying, “ I knew I was right ” E^trophy Fund. A $2 bill was suggested. high ranking also will bb Haven and Gary Custlck of New “ We expect to show Personally, I don’t think the amount collected every placed on Uie line at Bir City, N.Y., and senior guard A1 Improvement again this year,” STEELERS 27, BROWNS 20-Pittsburgh hasn’t lost at says Vancisin, entering Ids 17th year is enough for the number of spwtators that turn out. mingham, Ala., where Vaughn of New Haven. Three Rivers Stadium this year and the combination of Back-of-Week University of Connecticut second-ranked Alabama will In addition, Rowe is relying year as the Elis court mentor. basketball team. The trouble is, without any question, that the volunteer Franco Harris’ running and a bullish Steeler defense will meet once-beaten and ninUi- heavily on newcomers Earl NEW YORK (AP) - Dick The election of Vaughn, who collectors, most of whom are Tall Cedars, do only a half “ I think our depth is better, make me go with them over Cieceland every time. ranked Auburn, while third- Wilson .of New Haven, a Jauron, Yale’s spectacular averaged 13.4 pointe a game hearted job. we have more height and the FORTY-NINERS 27, RAMS 20-The heat won’t get to senior who led a 28-17 victory ranked Oklahoma will be sophomore forward, and junior last season, was announced If there were a dozen like Jeff Koelsch, a non-Cedar, the guard Jimmy Foster of rebounding should be good. Spurrier aiitkthe guy is a bom winner. San Francisco will over Harvard in his collegiate rooting for Notre Dame and Thursday by Coach Dee Rowe. collections would be much higher each Thanksgiving. He’s Hoboken,, N.J. What we need is consistency to blow it if Johh Brodie is returned to duty at quarterback. career windup, was named Auburn and trying to get Vaughn will lead the, Huskies an aggressive fellow and each year he turns in Uie heaviest Rowe plans to start those.five turn some of last year’s close PACKERS 17, LIONS 14—Another showdown and Green Thursday the Ivy League’s against Yale Saturday night in a container, with the most money. past rival Oklahoma State. men against Yale. losses into wins,” he says. Bay will take it on a Chester Marcol field goal. Now ^ c k of the Week for the first \ season opener. The national Yale, with a 7-l^td(rord last time this season. Several complaints were received here that the doesn’t that sound positive? championship or rankings year, will by junior Custlck is UConn’s big Jauron, a one-time collectors did not distribute the programs that were FALCONS 27, OILERS 16— Poor Bill Peterson. The will not be at stake in captain hti^iTBsskauskas, a 6- scorer, averaging 18.3 points Massachusetts schoolboy star Nelson Signed available. It’s a lot easier to get a donation when you are likeable former Florida State and Rice coach doesn’t foot-4 fqnifard who was Yale's last yeair. It was his rebound from Swampscott, rallied the giving something away. The program featured the names Philadelphia, but the service deserve to be No. 26 in a 26-team league. HOUSTON (AP) - The high,s PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD. Mradwiter, Cooii.. Fri., Ote. 1. U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri. 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It develop seeded Ken Rosewall’s 64, 6-1, PLEASE READ Maravich said he tries not 6-4 triumph over Jean TREE Service (Soucier) — PART-TIME School bus drivers more sierious approadi to in early November. In one BOX LETTERS Trees cut, building lots cleared, wanted to drive in town of HAPPY ADS game recently he wore a to think about tbe aU-star Coujolies, crushed tbe French YOUR AO JOBS golf, was discussing South W indsor The Weather Cloudy tonight and Sunday with South Windsor South Windsor a chance of occasional know iiattirtfpatpr I and lo w e r s late tonight and Road Topic Sunday morning. Lows ton i^ t School Board Names in the upper 20s; highs Suntay Of Council^ ______j Ad Hoc Committees Mayor Needs Sponsor MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm in the low to mid 40s. M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Sa t u r d a y . d e c e Mb e r a law v o l . xcn. No. 53 At a workshop session of the SIXTEEN PAGES — 2 TV — 2 MINI PAGES PRICE FIFIEEN CEVW Town Council Wednesday ni|^t The evaluation committee Mayor Alzraham Glaaaman Residents interested in Bar. H i. Williams at 888- the widening of Rd. BARBARA VARRICK aasigned to review the Booze, does not have a sponaOT as yet 1.1..., >. ,b. was discussed. CoiTMpondent Allen, Hamilton study report for bis participation in the dQDGTlATlOKS Mayor Abraham Classman Tel. 644-8274 a n d make specific “ Walk tar Hunger” on Sunday, Hungw” are asked to contact Blvd. said the council la in agreement The Board of Education has recom moidatioas for board ac which will begin at 12:30 p.m. that the specifications of the listed the names of members tion ia divided into specific at the Wapping Community When O.C. was a boy, the land Ferris property in the comer of state highway department to assigned to Ad Hoc committees categories. Church, Eliinigtoo Rd. Kitiqr says: 'Ihosnbsr is a wstMarfiii tiM la on the west side of Main St. was the Main St. and Oak St. widen the road to 44 feet of of the board for the period of The walk is being organized inia M pet 9 i beaatiM M t basftat Irish Poised For IRA Showdown higher than m the east side all sidewalks. It had to be paved road, with a total of 60 November 1972 through 1. Organization and ad by all churches in South for a laved one.” the way from Forest St. to sacrificed when the buildings foot right of way, waa ioo November 1973. ministrative staff for office ser Windsor and wUl benefit CROP, OMCHAHD n w a a - Mm «, CofUanda, Bad and OaMaa PaBalaiw, Center St. As the business were changed. severe. On the personnel policies vice: Petersen, Mrs. Decker the C(Hnmnnity Hunger AjqiMl Terror’Bombings Melt Opposition center of the town devekq>ed, The older wooden store Cost estimates for work to be committee, formed to negotiate and C!ohen. of the CSiurch WorM Service.' NATiviiAaamaadi VNd SNaaca^ Baalao LaMaaa^ 1 the west side has been cut down building was moved to the east done on the road and to widen it with administrators, teachers, The way it works, each Tandpa, Malglani U Uaka, Ctiany Taaadaaa, O and east side filled until the end of the property and turned to 25 feet were presmted to the secretaries, nurses and 2. Financial-PPBS elec walker is sponsored by a South DUBLIN (AP) - The Irish two men and injuring more party legislators, who had led foreshadowed a quick roundup terrain has little to suggest how to face Oak St. The m o v o ’ was council by Towh . Manager custodians regarding salary, tronic data processing: DeRosa Windsor citizen or a gro<9 of government was poised for a than 70 civilians and police. the opposition, abstained. of IRA suspecta and a test of showdown with the Irish it formerly hxdced. a Mr. Blinn from Rockville. He Terry Spenkel and Town fringe benefits, and conditions and Kupchunos. citizens, or a buslhezs nwSH] HanaydaM, Baaa and VAn|au Baafa, Bad, WMla and Maa Despite an immediate IRA Lynch planned to hustle the the new legislation before Going north from Brainard had lost (Mie hand and the end of Engineer Emil Lucek, and of employment are David establishment, who pledge a Saapaa, Bntaiiuria lM, Banknmana, Napwlad ttunkiaM, Hnupalaa, Republican Army today after denial of responsibility for the bill — which throws on IRA special courts. n . there was a row of large his wrist was covered with a came near the range of |140,- Cohen, chairman: Mrs. Cile 3 . Imput to board regarding certain amount of money for Oataa, n pa, Umaa, Tanaartnaa. terror bombings in the heart of explosions, opposition to the suspects the onus of proving Lynch acted because of the BUY ONI OB A OOZBN AND PICK OUT VOUB OWM trees in the highway. The heaw cap of sole leather. 000, Glaasman said. Decker, Robert DeRosa and board policy: Arnold and Mrs. each mile completed by the Dublin melted opposition to legislation of Prime Minister their innocence — through the governm ent’s difficu lty in Rossi. widest and most used part of O.C. remembers seeing him Glaasman said it was his Fred D^lacomo. walker. WEEKEND SPECIALS controversial new antiguerrilla Jack Lynch’s Fianna Fail party senate for final approval. winning convictions against the the hif^ay was west of the using that stub to hammer feeling that spending that kind On the budget committee to Also participating in t ^ walk iCBBBRaLeTTUCE ...... h d . 3t 8 laws. collapsed. The prime minister had talks IRA under the old 1939 Offenses 4. Food service: DeGiacomo The legislation was rushed The new laws were approved trees ta t t h m was a driveable blocks and rollers around under of money for 25 feet of road was establish a 1972-73 budget for and Berghuls. will be Police Chief John TANQBRINBS ...... d08. MO with police and army chiefs Against the State Act, which is road ' m