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PAGE FMITY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Dec. 6, 1972 Columbia WORLD ALM^ Bolton Schools On Safety Honor Roll Today^s State ______WCCTS Elementary school principal To qualify for the recognition, a regular basis; and have had good safety education Douglas fir, and Scotch pine Lottery Winner near, very cold toni^t, low in George Patros has announced both schools have adopted a regubur safety inspections of program.” trees will be sold nightly at the Two Boards Seek 63850 low teens. Goudy, cold Friday, that both the elementary and policy statement on safety, buildings and grounds to firdMuse beginning Dec. IS. iiattrIjFatFr fontng HbralS chance of snow late in day, center schools have recently have initiated a student acci­ eliminate hazards and to insure Hours will be announced later. Planning Unity been placed on the National dent reporting system; have that they are complying with all Christmas Trees likely changing to rain. High in School Safety Honor Roll of the The Bolton Volunteer The Christian Education ,, mid 30s. established a student safety state and local fire regnlaticHis. ^lANCHESTER, (X)NN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1972 VOL. XCH, No. 57 MANCHESTER — A C ity o f Village CHartn National Safety Council. committee; have had an Commenting on the award, Firemen wish to advise Committee o f St. George’s Episcopal Church will meet THIRTY-SIX PAGES — TWO SEXHIONS P M C E FIF T E E N CENTS VIRGINIA CARLSON ment the Inland Wetland Act. This is the third year for the average of one fire drill per Patros said, “ We are townspeople that they will be Gomapondent This was in response to a elementary school and the fifth month simulating actual fire encouraged by the recommen­ selling Ouistmas trees again Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the t ^ year to raise funds. Spruce, Tflr?28i9224 request from the CC to join year that the center school has conditions; have had safety dation of our efforts to build a parish hall. the Conservation Commis­ forces in the implementation. received the honor. exhibits and bulletin boards on sion (CC) and the Pianning and Ihe town meetipg would be Zoning Ccnnmission (PZC) met decisjve factor, however, as to OP recoitiy to set up guideiines so which commission will handle fir s t practical steamboat trip on the. Clermont when the two boards could work the Act. together in harmony for the it left New York on Aug. Bradford said he is waiting 17, 1807, a n d r e a c h e d betterment of the town, accor­ for some state guidelines to Albany, 150 miles driver, ding to Austin Doscher, Apollo 17 draw up regulations on the Act in 32 hours. T h e W o r l d dialnnan of the CC. since PZC members “ certainly Almanac says. Previous to Doscher said other towns do not have the legal expertise” “Fulton’s Folly” there had such as Marlbwough, Coventry to do so now. The towns must been some 16 other steam­ and Mansfield work with both draw up regulations before 1974 boats constructed, but the cmnmissions, espMially where or-the state will step in and It ubllc had failed to accept subdivisions are concerned. for them, he said. Slem as a practical method The CC asked, for suggestions o f travel. En Route from the PZC on its ideas for a conservation plan for the town. The CC can itemise natural features such as the town’s SAVE WITH SHUItflNE unique streams, members ad­ at PInehurst vised-the PZC. Grocery Phone 643^711 To Include Your Business Dr. Bruce Bradford, ShurHtn Shurfinn To Moon chairman of the PZC, said both Ytilow Cling Froxm In the Herald^s Christmas Gift Guide! groups have the same ideas in By PAUL REGER "Guess who else is,” said a plan to outwit the confused mind, the town and the proper PEACHES ORANGE JlflCE AP Aerospace Wrter happy Jack Schmitt, a Harvard- computer. The new system planning and growth o f it. I Pn-Hqllday Special Purchaae! SPACE CENTER, Houston trained geologist who became worked and Apollo 17 blazed Bryant Andrews of the PZC 12-n. OPENTMS (AP) — The men of Apollo 17 the first American scientist in into space at 12:33 a.m. EST, la t H a I Fm IIvr Dining pointed out the soning part of N O ., TMRS., streaked toward the moon space. less than an hour before the the PZC is interpreting BM ins With IFM.IITEStl today, leaving behind the cares After the launch, the first ever-changing position of sun, regulations and said the CC Dining Room of a cranky computer that ever in darkness, the astronauts earth and moon would have could be helpful in the planning SHURFIE SUGAR ...... 5 lbs. 69( ValuM from delayed their journey for nearly orbited earth twice and then forced a 24-hour, or, perhaps as end. SHUmf nnZEH cut c o r n ...... 2 phgs. 43$ Blau Furnitura three hours. They left on man's were propelled on a path long as a month’s He added there are large SN U m E nOZEN LEAF SPMAGH...... 2 pkss. 35o last planned 20th century lunar toward the moon, where they postponement. areas where the two groups You’ll soo dining voyage with a liftoff lighUhow hope to find the missing links in Despite the countdown, the should work together and could Cnmpbill’t Shurtinn rooms In Colonial, which turned earth’s night to man’s knowledge of lunar launch was smooth and be effective, however he said it MUSHROOM STMWBEmY Contemporary, noon. evolution. spectacular. would be redundant for the two Provinolal, Spanish^ “ Good show, babe! Little The flight is the last of the 11- While hundreds of thousands groups to approve a SOUP lEU Y and Maditerranoan * late, but good show!” cried a misslon Apollo series, the of persons watched from Cape subdivision. In atock for holiday relieved and elated commander climax of a rush toward a lan­ Kennedy viewing areas, the 36- Andrews said there seems to dollvary. PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Eugene A. Cernan as he and ding on the moon ^hich began story Saturn 5 rocket lifted crewmates Dr. Harrison H. be “ hangup” between the two The Most Wanted Christmas Gift! in the early 1960s with a slowly, majestically from its “ Jack” Schmitt and Ronald E. challenge to the nation by com m issioas in that the CC COLONIAL MAPLE 7-Piece Choose from the Best: • RoyakOlympia • Olivetti Pathway To The Moon nest of concrete and steel, Pine Rd. Table with -1 Evans rocketed away from President John F. Kennedy. climbing into a nearly clear, wants to duplicate what the 36x48” DINETTE Underwood • Smith-Corona • Remington-Rand.from ] Leaf and 4 large Cape Kennedy. From the current president, black Florida sky. PZC already does. Shurtinn OVALTABLE Includes: 6 beautifully $54.95 • Sales-Service-Rentals (Adding and Calculating | Apollo 17, riding on a flaming Saturn V rocket, cuts a white-hot swath matcbing Mate’i space center m useum . The A pollo 17 is headed fo r the m oon and w ill be “ We had to work at it,” said Richard M. Nixon, the The CC members said they chain. With 4 Matching styledbigh back Machines, too!) across the night sky over Cape Kennedy, Fla., early today after a delay For more than six minutes, Mate's Chain. Naugahyde Ouln. the last mission in the Apollo series. Mission Control. "Glad we astronauts received wishes of the rocket’s 2,200-foot tall, of wanted to work jointly with the BOOK MATCHES 2 * , 3 5 ‘ in liftoff, niis view shows a display of lunar lander and rockets at the PZC on planning. Dorcher said <349 $ 1 3 0 8 8 <138“ made it.” “ luck and Godspeed.” flame burned away the be felt tte CC would have a lot Shurtlnt Regularly HM.«5 “ Those who come after will darkness and lighted the sand I1W.95 Value |1«.W Value to offer. stand on the shoulders of the fiats and Atlantic beaches iRInO^ men of Apollo and their where the awed crowds Andrews said he felt perhaps POPCORN 2 . . 3 5 « Your Gift Store for runlly lad Bomel a subcommittee within the two Shurtinn DOWNTOWN MAIN S1REET, MANCHESTER dedicated support team,” watched. OPEN TODAY ’til 5:30 P.M. l,j Free Pumtll Parklng-Marter Charge Cerda Accc)^! Charter Revision Group Survey Reveals Veilings Nixon said in a statement Gathering speed and gulping commissions m i^t be the best way to handle the matter. serving C onnecticut homnnijiV*'- , since 1909 IkMRSEEkj ^ relayed to newsmen at his thousands of gallons of fuel per The two groups agreed to TOMATO CATSUP OGLETHORPE, Ga. (AP) - tinted their hair, 38 per cent Camp David, Md. retreat. second, the gleaming white GENTLE A report from the Macon keep closer contact with each wore wigs, 80 per cent wore rocket climbed like an ascen­ County Extension Office says: The smooth flight was other so both commissions rouge, 98 per cent wore lipstick, ding comet and sped away. TERMS! “ A survey of women 25 per cent wore eyeshadow, 22 blemished by only two small, would know what the other is The fiery birth of the last V i blau Ponders Many Proposals attending a meeting to protest per cent wore falw eyelashes, nagging, but not serious ADAM’S Apollo mission could be seen 11 I doing. furniture stores • CASH problems. An alarm system in deceptive packaging revealed and 93 per cent wore nail for hundreds of milds. Bradford said that at present •CHARGE the cabin of the spacecraft was 3-16 0606 ^ 5300 6-13 '1159 APPLE the following — 15 per cent polish.” Residents in Miami Beach, he would be against anyone • BUDGET By SOL R. COHEN sounding without reason WITH THIS COUPON WHEN aFnadMCESSOIKS The commission will meet Manchester Board of Directors controlling the manager’s nearly 200 miles south, watched other than the PZC to imple- TERMS MMnESTDnumiE (Herald Reporter) whenever the astronauts threw again next Wednesday, when it may only approve a total school salary — not the the moonship’s trail of fli^. YOU BUY A 1 LB. CAN OF • UPT03 will hear more reports from its certain switches. Cernan also formeriy KBUB'S HOLIDAY Should Manchester pay its budget. It may not tell the siqierintendent’s. "It looked Uhe a Fourth of YEARS TO PAY! reported for a time that not all U15 Main St., Manoheater SHmiM 1^^^^ town manager a yearly salary subcommittees and will take school t x ^ h ^ to spend its Agostinelli qald las( night, July firecracker shooting into 64S-41SS the latches which lock the equal 'ta what it pays its formal actlois on some of their funds. Consequently^ “ I’m maklnd the proposal the sky,” said one man. “ It was Comment recommendations. command module and the lunhr Maxwell HOUSE' suptfinten^ient.of sdiM ls? Agortinelli’s proposal is for because I think the town ine’s a hell of a sp ectacular.s^ t.” FREE DELIVERY! FREE PARKING! ONIY atete OomjpIMler and former Agostinelli, in recommending module together had operated. mstei|ter wlteliaji a town-wide Apollo 17 ends an ium nean Manchester mayor Nathan charter provision “ which Mission Control said the Session function of varied moon adventure which started ' OR BiciMPEliircim HERE AT THE Agostinelli thipks ao and w a ^ Irohld' guarantee that the alarm system problem was not An unresolved problem which respimsibilities, should be con­ in 1961 when Kimnedy pledged the Charter Revision superintendent of schools Truman’s sidered at least equally with the serious enough to affect the reportedly dates back to a Swiss Colony the skill, treasure and AT PINEHURST- Commission to consider his salary would not exceed that of superintendent o f schools. mission ,and the uncooperative February complaint has MANCHUTBR PARKADE technology of the nation to proposal — for inclusion in the the town manager,’’ Condition “The manager’s salary and latch later took hold. brought to the attention of placing a U.S. spaceman on the "GOOD EATING’’ town chai;ter. emphasized, “ Fm talking about job are at the merey of the It was a more serious Town Director Vivian Ferguson Out Of Danger moon by the end of the decade. Agostinelli, a member of the the jobs — and not about the problepi earlier, however, that LB. CAN ONLY 7 Q < _ “GOOD GIVING" Critical Board of Directors. They, in The drive toward the moon Tuesday. Mrs. Ferguson was CRC, presented bis proposal at men in the jobs.” delayed Apollo 17’s launch. ■ ^ WITH COUPON ^ turn, are at the mercy of the was triggered by the Soviet conducting a Board of last night’s abbreviated Manchester’s superintendent MANILA (AP) — A dark-suited man slashed President Officials on the ground said the GIFT PACKS and KANSAS CITY (AP) - electors every two years. Union’s accomplishment of put­ Directors conunent session. 1 meeting. The meeting was o f schools reciv es $31,500 Ferdinand E. Marcos’ vrife, Imelda, today with a foot-long lost time would be recovered by piKf COUPp WE CWPOjl IW IMPORTED DELICACIES Former President Harry S. Certainly, they’ll watch-his ting a man in earth orbit, an The complainant— a woman shortened to permit its yearly. It’s town manager a speeded up voyage to lunar Truman, fighting congested salary and not raise it bolo knife as she was congratulating winners of a event which dramatically — resides on Waddell Dr. She receives $24,757. Under Connec­ orbit and Monday’s moon Only Fourteen Shopping Days members to watch the Apollo 17 lungs and a weakened heart, excessively.” beautification contest. demonstrated how far behind claims her Wetherell St. ticut State Statutes, the landing would occur at the With only 14 shopping days ieft before Christmas, moon shot on TV. remained on the critical list Agostinelll’s recommenda­ America was in space n e i^ b o r accumulates junk in A helicopter took Mrs. Marcos to the Makati Medical originally scheduled time. it’s time to order your U.S. Choice Oven Roast Beef, today but medical officials said tion was assigned to a subcom­ technology. his back yard, that the junk ______Center where she was reported “ safe...out of danger.’’ The his condition was improved. mittee of Frank Stamler and Kennedy’s commitment to emits putrid odors, that the Morreii or Jones Ham, FRESh CONNECTICUT GIVE A BIKE A computer which refused to A statement issued at 10 a.m. Eugene Montany for study and hospital said the 42-year-old first lady of the Philippines "landing a man on the moon - neighbor allows his cows to GOLDEN HARVEST TURKEY or SWEDISH KORV. acknowl^ge a manual signal EST by Research Hospital and report. was slashed on her arms and hands and lost a lot of blood. and returning him safely to roam the neighborhood, that he Try some Korv this week. Our KORV experLis now Town Salaries from launch control technicians Medical Center, where Truman The sub-committee of earth’’ was fulfilled in July, has drain pipes from his making daily grindings of this fine Korv made with Guards shot and killed the caused the Apollo 17 countdown Harvest Hill was taken late Tuesday, said: Agostinelli and Robert Stone constitutional convention wrote 1969, with the lunar landing of basement emptying water into ‘ l^y'BEZZINI assailant, who was not to stop less than a half minute the original Alexander Berggren recipe. “ His age (88) and the potential reversed Itself on a recommen­ a new constitution replacing the Apollo 11. It had cost the nation his yard, that the water runs PACKAGE STORE immediately identified. before the huge Saturn 5 Korn cooking directions . . . put in pan of water, of sudden change require that dation it had made last week — presidential system of into the right-of-way, and that it MANCHESTER PARKADE 10 Per Cent Dr. Constantino Manahan, rockets were to ignite. more than |25 billion and bring to simmer. . . then simmer for 35 minutes. MANCHESTER he continue to be described qs for making certain the public government with a parliamen­ forms puddles there and freezes director of the medical center, produced technology un­ 818E.MIddlaTpka. critical. has access to the town budget tary system of the British type, dreamed of before. in cold weather. said: Battling against time, 649-8327 HARTFORD (AP) — Municipal officials in Connecticut The statement said Truman’s two weeks prior to its public in which the govern nent is to Apollo 17’s launch was viewed She asked that a stop be “ The first lady suffered engineers at Cape Kennedy and Always Finer Meats We Feature got average salary boosts of 10 per cent in the past two temperature, “ somewhat bearing. be headed by a prim minister by the famous and near-famous ordered for the activities. COME FIND several slashing and at the Marshall Spaceflight years, says a survey released today by the Connecticut controlled but fluctuating,” Stone explained the charter penetrating wounds in the left elected by the major) party in Center at Huntsville, Ala., from a dozen walks of life. A resident of Keeney St — YOURS peaked at 102.8 at midnight. It now stipulates that the budget the legislature. Those at Cape Kennedy for the also a woman — said she at PInehurst A Complete Line of I^iblic Expenditure (Council (CPEC). and right arms. None of them quickly developed and tested a 10 speed, 5 tqieed, 3 speed. added that “ the major concern must be published at least five launch Included Vice President opposes the installation of Save 20c lb. on IMPORTED and DOMESTIC ____ ...IN OURS. But the report says the salary increases were less on the are very serious. She is Set up and ready to go or is still heart failure.” days before a public bearing Spiro T. Agnew, Gov. G ewge C. sidewalks on Keeney St. She Oscar Mayer or Dubiiqun definitely out of danger.” layaway. Good sele^on. average than those handed out in the preceding two-year John Dreves, hospital public and there is sufficient leeway Wallace of Alabama, recommended that the children WINES Three other persons were FOR THE HOLIDAYS period. relations director, had reported for publishing it even earlier. wounded by the knife-wielding congressmen, ambassadors, walk to Keeney St. School along earlier that Truman's vital The same sub-committee foreign dignitaries and a group a 10-foot ri^t-of-way owned by^^ The median salary of town growing emphasis on assailant. Congressman Jose . 9 9 « FARR’S signs were stable. (Continued on Page 18) Aspiras suffered head cuts that of stage and movie stars. the town and that it be marked BACON CAPITOL and city managers rose from professional skills” among ad­ Purdun SoasOng EqiApsieiit Co., he. SM alnSL $19,000 to $21,250 in the past two ministrators. required nine stitches. A The first two men to walk on as a walkway. the moon, Apollo 11 crew opan dally to 10 p m years, an increase of less O&n The number of council- member of the beautification A third woman said she is GIFT PACKS Offani Tihaaa members Neil A. Armstrong 12 per cent, the study says. But manager governments in program committee, Linda against the proposal for closing COLLECTORS’ BOTTLES and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., also o u t SuggmqOonu: in the earlier period, the pay Connecticut towns increased Sharing Checks Amor Robles, 22, suffered a n u k e r St., between Colonial were there. CHICKENS . 49< rose about 17 per cent from during the past two years from serious slash wo«nd in the Rd. and Mitchell Dr. She 4 to 4 t/4 l i . avg. • COMPASS a HORNS •ISL stomach. A third man, iden­ recommended that Parker St. $16,246 to $19,000. 25 to 28, while the number of • BOATS 'n CANOES O v e r a ll fig u r e s f o r 24 May Vary Greatly tified only as Mr. Serifino, also be improved and kept open. salaried assessors serving in Pearl Harbor LOOK FOR THE HARVEST HILL • JOHNSON OUT­ was cut. And, the lone man who Purdu0 Purdu9 categories of public officials place of boards of assessors DISCOVERY LABELS AND SAVEI BOARD MOTORS After emergency treatment appeal^ at the comment ses­ show an average salary in­ also grew. The number of Anniversary Chicken Legs Chicken Livers •BOAT at the hospital, Mrs. Marcos sion said he is opposed to crease in the past two years of salaried assessors increased From Estimates lb. 59c lb. 79c ACCESSORIES about 10 per cent, compared to smiled weakly at a large group revaluation of town property at from 82 in 1970 to 88 in 1972, Marked Quietly • SNOW BLOWERS 18 per cent in the previous WASHINGTON (AP) — The first revenue-sharing of relatives, officials and present. He called it too costly while Boards of Assessors Land O’ Lakat Imported • POWER LAWN period. members of the diplomatic cor­ and too early and charged that dropped from 115 in 1962 to the checks are going out 17 days before Christmas but many PEARL HARBOR (AP) - It Sllcad Choose eollad Ham RAKES and Hie CPEC said the slowdown ps who were on hand as she was the appraisal consultants are SHOP THE GIFT current 81. state, city and county officials won’t be in a holiday mood was 31 years ago today when lb. 89C 1/2 lb. 89c MULCHER8 in the rate of salary increase The organization also reports wheeled out of the operating planes from a Japanese carrier only out to make money for 1 when they open their mail. could be partly attributable to room. themselves. 3S an increase in full-time city armada crippled the U.S. eystars SLI the application of Phase I and planning directors from 39 in The Treasury Department conceded Wednesday that Marcos, with a grim look on Pacific Fleet here, but the an­ VALUES! N <43-7951 his face, was holding her left Fresh Rounder Phase n federal guidelines by 1970 to 41 in 1972. The num b^ of earlier estimates of how much state and local niversary of the attack is being Cube Steaks the state’s municipalities. town and city clerks governments were to receive are far off base because of hand. Her right hand was observed quietly. Sole Hllets bandaged. She was taken to the lb. *1.49 Elsewhere in the survey, compensated solely by salaries new, updated data cranked into the formula in recent One sch^uled event to mark entitled “ Compensation Of presidential suite on the ninth the day was the lowering of increased from 66 in 1962 to 127 weeks. Municipal O fffe i^ in Connec­ this year. floor of the hospital for the colors at sunset and a wreath BERHE’STV One state, not identified, will night. Willimantic Fresher By Fer ticut,” the CPEC reports “ a In another finding, the CPEC tax effort of state and local laying aboard the USS Arizona NMOESIBNeiMI says the median salaries for receive 20 per cent less than governments. The new data are The attack occurred at an memorial by 20 members of the Given Water PInehurst Ground Meats STME school business managers ^ estimated. About based on a 1970 survey. amusement park in Pasay City, Pearl Harbor Survivors U.S. Choice Loan How About Unlisted increased more in the past two government units will At a news session adjoining Mimila. Association. No speeches were Supply Grant reedve 50 per cent less than es­ Numbers For GOP years than those of school Wednesday, at which his name The award ceremony was planned. Chuck Ground From the Complete Line of timated earlier, while 7,000 Round Ground superintendents. From 1970 to was withheld under the ground being televised live, and the at­ The Navy, which planned no Mark Tralnor Makeup for a units will receive 50 per cent rules, a Treasury official told ceremonies for this year, said WASHINGTON (AP) - The lb. *1.09 lb. 89c suaaesT... BOSTON (AP) - A Mil ” to 1972, in towns with a population tack was seen by the Manila TV Fabulous "New Yor" ONLY more. reporters: “ There are very the normal one-hour weekday Department of Housing and THeSWEBTeSTOIFT honor the historic signffcance over 75,000, the median s a l ^ audience. A number of large cities are substantial shifts among states boat tours of the harbor and the Urban Development has LIGGEH OF A L L.. of the 1972 Presidential for business managers rose statuesque beauty who 3 In 1 Moot Lobf Blend .... lb. *1.09, affected. The Treasury and there’re some very shuttle boats to the memorial granted $420,200 to the city of VILLAGE election” in Massachusetts has from $18,990 to $27,125, an in­ utes L an active part in her PIUMUCY withheld the names until significant shifts within will be conducted as usual. Willimantic, Conn., to improve been filed for the 1978 session of crease of 42.8 per coit. Dining husband’s political career, Mrs. FOR LANTERN ADMRY QUEEN senators and congressmen can states.” Veterans organizations and water supply and distribution the state legislature. the same period, school Marcos has shared in the DMUA-MATI see the amounts first. The Treasury is urging private citizens were invited by systems. Rep. Robert H. O FT CERTIFICATE It provides that licenae plates superintendents’ median controversy generated by her BOTIQUE The checks, totaling $2.6 patience. The officials said a the Navy, however, to present Steele, R-Conn., announced issued by the state, which now sahules in towns of the same husband’s maneuvers to remain 250 BROAD STREET billion, are due to be mailed grievance procedure will be set wreaths at the memorial during Tuesday. 50c each carry only the state name and population Increased from in power. Gifts Friday, but Congress will get up, but nothing can be done the day. Steele said the funds will be PINEHURST $80,000 to $32,500, or only 8.3 per “ OPOI- or surpriaa her 1 0 f o r $ 4 i0 registration number, would the word Thursday afternocm. Marcos, a war hero, was used to improve water cent until the final data on which the Assassination Target The site of the attack, which with a bear the legend, “ The State State and local governments elected president in 1965 and re- treatment plants and dumping 7 Days A WseU There are similar trends in distribution is based become shocked Americans on Dec. 7, ^ Gift Certificate FATOniNKANDBe With A Conscience.” probably will get their checks available early next year. elected in 1969, but the station, and for construction of MERRY towns o f different population Imelda Marcos, wife of the president of the Philippines, 1941, and brought the United Massachusetts was the only early next week. They’ll be All appeals probably will be constitution barred him from a new gnvel-tracked wells. Also Grocenr, Inc. levels, the CPEC says. was stabbed today at an am usem ent park near Manila. She States into World War H, today 302 MAIN GORiill^RNraCE state carried Iqr Donocratic daM Dec. 11. handled together, the official third term. For a time there included in the project are The report released today was taken to a hospital where her condition was reported is a point of interest to the 0mm Tl candidate Sen. George The changes are so dramatic said, because changing-one was qieculation that his wife plans for construction of a Tkurs. and FrL tni 8 was the 18th annual edition of thousands of Japanese tourists McGovern hr last month’s e l ^ because the earlier estimate figure affects all other would be a candidate to succeed as safe and out of danger. Her assailant was killed by lagoon and new transmission Thurs.,, Frf., SsL 8 A.M. the study. who visit the Islands in greater tion. was based on 1967 data on the him, but instead a guards. (AP photo) lines. EfeRY CHRIST/MAS MERfLy CHRfSTvCiag amounts. numbers each year.

CHICAGO p u s h e s ' Second Act Former Veterinarian Finds UPWARD MOBILITY In T-84 Area Isle CHICAGO (A P ) - Tuition- Comes Alive free courses are being offered LET THE OPPONENTS South dealer end in Costa Rica. He hunts, her baby in the United States so went broke and sold the boat. If you’re traveling on an By C»ARLES GREEN housekeepers, mailroom clerla By JOHN GRUBER TAKE YOUR FINESSES East-West vulnerable o fishes, attends his guests, they left. Thai the other couple With the proceeds I bought the Interstate highway between Associated Press Writer' and kitchen workers at the Uni­ If you can get a ticket to the By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH grows fruit trees, cooks gour­ decided they didn’t like life on a rights to the island and the little Manchester and Hartford, you met meals and reads good versity of (3iicago hospitals and current pr<^uction of “ La “ I don’t enjoy finessing,” ♦ QS JESUSITA ISLAND, boat so they left and I was stuck house that was on it,” Hayes may be having your picture books. But a lot of the time he recalled. clinics in an effort to give up­ Boheme" on view through South announced at a crucial <5 87532 with the boat.’ ’ taken. 0 AQ7 Costa Rica (AP) — Ken just sits in a wood and leather ward mobility to employes. Saturday at Hartt’s Millar stage of today’s hand. “ I’ll let Hayes put the boat up for He leases his 50 acres from The Connecticut Department A A 10 4 Hayes laughs a lot. He sits rocker, pulling at a beer bottle charter, mainly for fishermen the government. The other 30 Auditorium, you certainly you fellows take all the Sally Holloway, director of of Transportation (DOT) WEST EAST in a rocking chair, sipping beer, with a sly grin on his face. and treasure hunters who were acres of the hilly island are should go. libere are holes in finesses.” South was no education and training, said the recently installed a high-speed « K974 8 108632 and smiles at the world. The doctor, who says he is SO looking for the legendary pirate leased by a Canadian-born Cos­ the show big enough to drive a philanthropist; his i'estraint comprehensive'program culti­ movie camera' near an area <:? J Cl KQ but may be older, has been on booty on Oista Rica's Coco Is­ ta Rican who lives in the capi­ truck through, but there’s a allowed him to make a difficult Hayes has found the tropical vates skills as biochemists, sec­ where an impact-absorbing OJ10 983 032 Jesusita for six years. He goes land in the Pacific Ocean. tal, San Jose, and visits the second act that comes alive as contract. island paradise many people retaries and nurses. device was previously Installed. 4K65 :8 Q 9 8 7 back to California occasionally “ 1 lo«t money on that so I island on weekends. I ’ve never seen it in the many, South dealer dream about but most never The camera was put in place, SOUTH to visit his childrm and grand­ started fishing for lobster. I lost many performances of this East-West vulnerable even see. And he has found a in East Hartford, as part of a ♦ AJ way to make a modest living on children. But most of the time a lot of money on that. So I opera which I have endured in Opening lead — Jack of research program to determine 0 A 10 9 6 4 lush Jesusita — Little Jesus— he is on the island, in his stan­ started fishing for tiger shark, the past. Diamonds O K 64 the effectiveness of such Island in the Bay of Nicoya oii dard dress of bathing trunks selling the bide and meat. Hiat open every night ’til H ie present production is in West opened the jack of «J32 impact-absorbing devices. The Ck)8ta Rica’s west coast. and beer bottle. was bard work but I made some Italian, by the way, which is the diamonds, and dummy’s ace purpose of those units is to turn South West North East The doctor of veterinary “ I had the Hollywood Dog money on that. Then I finally first time the school has holiday "hard’ ’ collisions into "soft" won. South drew one round of 1 9 Pass 3 i? Pass medicine, who closed up a pet and Cat Hospital but 1 was both­ departed from what has always 4 <5 Pass Pass Pass accidents. trumps with the ace, cashed the hospital in Hollywood, Calif., 12 ered by chronic asthma and spray paintsi btka its policy in the past, ’The DOT estimates that at rest of the diamonds and gave Opening lead — 01 years ago to seek relief from couldn't find relief,” Hayes liiomRCATION namely opera in English. But least nine lives have been saved Eayt his trump trick. chronic asthma, operates a tiny said. “ So I decided on a change FKSsrarr noTos let’s get at that second act. as a result of installation of the East returned the three of 10-room resort on 50 acres of in climate. Two other couples SNIEM NASSEF When “ La Boheme’ ’ was spades, and declarer The jack of spades followed, and I got on a boat and started M r m devices. It is also felt that they ¥: the heavily wooded, 80-acre is­ CMBMiaOMSTWO initially produced, the second going south. After we got to m V a e la o f have cut down the number of consider^ finessing with the and West won with the king. land. He is one of a growing W Mifr St. HMduitif act show^ a street intersection Costa Rica one woman was dowrftown manehfStAP serious injuries. jack. Then he made his little The idea was to force the number of Americans who feel 643-73N with the Cafe Momus occupying pregnant and wanted to have There are now 48 critical statement and played the ace of defenders to begin the clubs, S: NEW DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN could be one of these three: Robert McNair, left, they have found the rainbow's d k J U k the COTner, and shops of various S% mjkjhi areas guarded by impact- spades. since if West returned anything a: former governor of North Carolina; Robert Strauss, center, from Texas and the m m kinds round about. Succeeding absorbing installations. The else dummy could ruff while party’s former national treasurer, and Joseph (Trangle, right, New York state p ^ y productions have always first was made in the fall of South discarded a losing club. chalnnan. Hiey are prominently mentioned as possible successors to Jean West- followed this model in my 1969. ■ West Is Trapped wood, McGovernlte under increasing pressure to quit the top party post. : experience. There are two types of Theatre An expected. West led a low But not last night. I . ’ \ installations — the Fitch iner­ club and dummy played low. Osvaldo Riofrancos, who Time Schedule tial barrier, a cluster of sand- I. East had to put iip the queen in staged the work, put the action filled plastic barrels; and the order to win the trick. Now inside the cafe, with huge Rich hydro-cell crash cushion Elast had to lead a club right windows at the back so you State Theater - “ Gone With unit, which is composed of back, and West’s king was Six Persons could see the Christmas crowds The Wind,” 7:30 water-filled cell-sandwich un­ trapped. outside on the street. Burnside Theater — “ The its. D ^larer thus made his con­ This makes all sorts of sense. Mechanic," 8:00 Arrested The new movie cameras, tract by forcing the opponents Would you want to sit in a Jerry Lewis Cinema, South ■ to take the club finesses for TOYS which have been installed in sidewalk cafe on Christmas Windsor, “ Dr. Zhivago," 7:30 STAMFORD (AP) - Six other parts of the state as well him. SLEDS - TOBOGSANS Eve in Paris? (The high for the M e a d o w ’ s D r iv e - In — people were arrested Tuesday as in East Hartford, can Herald pbolo by Pinto There would have been a OPEN NIGHTLY day there yesterday was 50 deg. "Dracula AD ’72,” 7:30; FIGURE SKATES ...... $8.57 night on drug-related charges perform during temperature different story to tell if South Fahrenheit.) Not only would “ Crescendo,” 9:20 and police said Wednesday the TILL 9:30 extremes, both at day and at had finessed with the jack of you be chilly, your f o ^ would Stubby Kaye Helps Launch Twin Cinema U.A. Theater East — reason for the arrests could night. spades. West would win with get cold before you could eat it. “ Valachl Papers,” 7:00-9:25 lead to more charges The cameras are actuated by the king and return a spade, Reg. $7.00 Moving things inside allowed throughout the state. a tripping mechanism when an g Stubby Kaye, right, nationally forcing declarer to begin the Mr. Riofrancos to put on a little Ten pounds of “ fine Jamaican errant motorist veers out of the known star of the world of clubs by himself. West could entertainment for the Japanese Earn More marijuana” were seized normal traffic lane and enters entertainment, with his famous make sure of two club tricks by customers, too. Tuesday night as three persons the guarded portion of the area. smile, witnesses Tokyo — Monthly income playing his king whenever Four gals did a cancan of were in the process of selling The DOT’S research and \ TV Tonight groundbreaking and plan ap­ earned by the average working South played the jack. sorts. It doesn’t matter that household in Japan in the first the narcotic to three other GIVE HER THE SWEATER... development division an­ ; 5m Satuwdtty't Herald for proval at the site of the new Daily Qiiealion they couldn’t dance worth a half of 1972 amounted to $351, people, said police Lt. ticipates that it will take a year Comploto TVLUUngr Twin Jerry Lewis Chnema at Partner deals and bids one dam and that they didn’t even a 9.8 per cent increase over the Lawrence Hogan. before enough recordings will ...... Burr Comers Shopping Plaza. spade. The next player THE SAVINGS ARE FOR YOU! know how to stand around corresponding 1971 period. YAHTZEE “ Another 90 pounds of be available for meaningful Also on hand to ^tness the passes. You hold; Spades, Q- decoratively after their stint Jamaican grass is floating analysis. In addition to actual — 6:00 — event are, from left to ri|^t. 5 ; Hearts, 8-7-S-3-2; by Lowe. The ever was over. What matters is that around the state,” he said, ad­ impact recordings, data on (3-8-22) NEWS Mayor Jcdin Thompson, Town Diamonds, A-Q-7; Clubs, A- popular game that RIGHT NOW BUTTERFIELD’S HAS A somebody finally showed some MOMEfUnNOB everyoM loves to play. ding that Stamford police have near-misses and other informa­ (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH Manager Robert Weiss and 10-4. COLLECTION OF SWEATERS PRICED imagination in staging this FORmRENIBANO A veteran but tUU one alerted police upstate “ to be on tion will be available. (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE Hilton K. Adams, president of What do you say? SO YOU CAN AFFORD TO well-worn scene. of the best. the lookout for the grass cutters The findings eventually (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Ichabod, Inc. Twin Cinemas, YOUNQ PEOPLE Answer: Bid two hearts. You Naturally there had to be a (sellers).” GIVE THE BEST. PULL­ derived from the research wiU (40) WILD WILD WEST slated for com pletion and I sUlMSW w M nitM a la Mm plan to bid notrump at your set for this scene and Fred ■MM BATTLESHH* GAME Police charged the following OVERS, BUTTON-FRONTS, show the effectiveness of the opening next sp ri^ , are being next turn to hint at the Kolouch came up with one that — 6 i3 0 - persons with possession of BICYCLES AND VEST present impact-absorbing units, buUt by NEECON Corp. for shabbiness of your heart suit. Use your wits and was h i ^ y effective, despite (3 ) CBS NEWS strategy. Ages 8 to marijuana; Robert Johnson, 18, and will also indicate whether CSiarles Schnier Development ISUMU MMinu Copyright 1972 STYLES IN BRILLIANT the fact t ^ t he had no prece­ (8 ) ABC NEWS adults. A most and Ralph (Thapman, 19, both design revisions are needed, Co. H ie tenant will be Ichabod, General Features Corp. SHADES OF GREEN, dent to follow. Not only that, it (22-30) NBC NEWS fascinating game.Reg. from Stamford; and Brett according to the DOT, Inc., a Manchester corporation 86.75 was so designed that Act n (24) FRENCH CHEF Wood, 20, of Ridgefield. PINK, RED, ow n ^ principally by Hilton K. MlMiSMMintO could follow Act 1 without — 6:55 — Charged with possession, BLACK, WHITE bellowed all night long. He can Adams and Merrill H. Adams, hnsW bilMaea SaiiMri pause. My congratulations to (4 0 ) NEWS 4 F t TOBOGGAN possession with intent to sell sing loud, and he can sing two Manchester brothers and . - - ALL THE both Mr. Riofrancos and Mr. BRING YOUR and criminal conspiracy, louder, but he has no convincing — 7:00 — long-time Manchester COLORS YOU Kolouch. Colorful poly bandies. according to police, were: 1 + y ground less than a solid (3 ) UFO residents. Each twin cinema Mtnnciiii WOULD LIKE TO As to the actual opera. It had I UMif IT iMBIwa irroMlMm WELFARE-UNION Room for 2 children. Robert Donahue, 20, of West “ forte.” In " 0 soave fanciulla’’ (8) TRUTH OR will seat 350 people. Pawl ar Mull SawSai It's sale and fast. Reg. glaring troubles, chief of which OR Redding; and Donald Roberts, GIVE' AS A he drowned out Mimi, who had CONSEQUENCES HJ9 was that few of the singers 18, and David B. Farr, 20, both GhEAT ., a good sized voice and was (18) DICK VAN DYKE could stay on pitch. ’The Rodolfo INSURANCE from Manchester. singing an octave above him (22-30) NEWS No-Fault Topic ^ as Ml lana ir mam c h r is t m Xs sang sharp, the Mimi sang where she should have been (2 4 ) SOUL! PRESCRIPTIONS GIFT. -WOOLS sharp, and the Musetta sang all Of TV-30 Special ISCMtMStNM) BICYCLES GALORE heard with ease. (40) ABC NEWS TO AND over the lot. (She did a fine Still, it is a production worth No-fault insurance will be the The canopy or huppah, under acting job which redeemed her B B o l ACRYLICS TO seeing. There is lots of verve to — 7:30 — subject of TV special airing PINE PHARMACY SAU THURSDAY which the Jewish bride and somewhat.) Inasmuch as SNUGGLE IN the show, probably because, as (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT Sunday Dec. 10 on WHNB-TV 664 CENTER STREET TO SATURDAY groom stand during their Rodolfo and Mimi were sung by (18) PRO HOCKEY (Ch. 30). FARR’S marriage ceremony, FOR THE students, the cast hasn’t faculty members, errors in symbolizes the wife’s entrance become as tired of the work as ’The St. Louis Blues meet the On Jan. 1 no-fault insurance M A IN S T . 643-7111 HAPPIEST pitch, consistent errors that is, 2 into the domain of the some of us jaded old reviewers Bruins. will come into effect. The law, HOLIDAYS are unpardonable. OPEN OAILY TO 10 husband. who know the opera as the (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE the first of its kind in the state’s One doesn’t expect the most EVER. second most often mounted (30) WAIT TILL YOUR history, was passed by the State HARTFORD RD. gorgeous voices in a school work at the Met. FATHER GETS HOMES Legislature in 1972. production, but one does at Moshe Paranov conducted A number of executives DAIRY OUEEN least expect accuracy in pitch. (40) DRAGNET and did a good job with the representing Hartford’s in­ On top of it, the Rodolfo orchestra. 'Die chorus sounded — 8:00 — Paar Will Return surance companies will be well, and the stage band was (3) THE WALTONS Entertainer Jack Paar gestures as he tells newsmen of his featured as guests on the public ’ V STATE Kansas cousins come to visit affairs program series special klTtYtnrllTjfliri_rj MANCMfStlWMANCHfSrtH (CINTIR larger than many professional forthcoming late night talk show for ABC-TV. The fRII . flIAU O* THtSIMI companies can afford at the (8-40) MOD SQUAD “ WHNB-TV Reports.” D a ir ii WESTOWM program debuts Jan. 8 at 11:30 p.m. Details o f the program union scale today. Ex-child star is victim of WHNB-TV’s Tom Monahan 4 potentially lethal mishaps. were announced this week in New York. will act as host. Q u e e n S&H (22-30) F U P WILSON • ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ MANCHESTER Guests: Tony Randall, DRVLIN RCKJin 6 ( 44A GREEN 455 HARTFORD ROAD — 643-5230 Dionne Warwicke Bolton Starts Friday (24) ADVOCATES STAMPS • B«e. u.s. B.i. Of:.. Am. D. g. co>p. Double First Run Team Enters Area Church Hoop League Horror Hits — 9:00 — (3 ) MOVIE For L o w m O f tiM Occult JUDITH DONOHUE also be included in the “ Hie African ()ueen’’ (1951). Dec. 14 at 8 p.m. in the Herrick Christmas Correspondent publication. Memorial Park recreation Gin-guzzling tramp and mis­ Tel. 649-8409 The annual donation for building. DRACUIA . sionary lady share a journey Bolton has entered a team in families wishing to contribute This yearly event has always Coupon Specials c a c o ^ A (ID 1972 Humpluey Bogart, Katharine CLARKGABLE the Manchester area Church to the BAA is $5. Business been popular with Bolton Wud. Thura. 8 Fri. Dae. 8.7.8 Hepburn. ? n o s t^ VIVIEN LEIGH Basketball League through the subscriptions are $25. All residents. A wide variety of LESUE HOWARD (8-40) ASSIGNMENT: combined efforts of the Bolton donations may be sent to Ppst handcrafted items, all created VIENNA Ecumenical Council and the Office Box 182. _ by club members, w ill be from our Glamour Lane... OLMAdeHAVILLAND Woman seelqi help in clearing Bolton Athletic Association. School Menu offered. IN MCTROCOLOR ^ 7 3 0 And for Loirerc of the Monday:. Hamburger on roll, .^NMMe^RerelRW ^ her husband of a murder rap. Bolton boys representing all Knitwear, crewel and em­ 15 PC CRISPY (22-30) IRONSIDE four of the town’s churches french fries, chocolate cake, broidery work, stencil H ie chief tries to solve a call- have put together a team to juice. creations, woodworking and FRIED CHICKEN ^O RPU YINS- girl’s murder. compete with nine other area Tuesday; Ravioli with meat, decoupage, homemade Christ­ squads who will be playing tossed salad, jello. mas decorations and wreaths, DR. ZHIVAQO (24) INTERNATIONAL Saturday nights from 6 to 9 at Wednesday; Roast turkey, and handcrafted toys are only a Playing at 7:30 PM PERFORMANCE Illing Junior High. cranberry sauce, mashed few of the unusual items to be Low Admlaiioo Prices Ballet — “ La SylfAlde" per­ The BAA has contributed |144 potatoes, stuffing, peas, lemon auctioned. Sat.-Sun. Matinee $4.69 formed by the Paris O^ra to be used for team uniforms pie. i-S P M East of tha RIvar Refreshments will be served With 5 Rolls and French Fries Wonderful Land of Oz Nawast Twin Cinaa Ballet. Young nobleman falls in and the town churches have Thursday: Soup and during the evening. Coming Soon, 2001 Space Odessey 10 min from Hartford love with a woodland sprite contributed a comparable crackers, sandwiches, potato Bulletin Board amount. sticks, peanut butter scotch The library board will meet PLUS 300 S&H GREEN STAMPS Ext 95 • Rt 86 — 10:00 — William Coates of Vernon will bars. tonight at 8 at the town hall. V ® Opww fit, Oao. iz«d (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL be managing the boys, and Friday; Skipper's treat, tar­ The fire commissioners will Guest: Tab Hunter as a disc James McCurry of Colonial tar sauce, french fries, cole meet tonight at 7:30 at the JERRY UW I8 'ONEMA • jockey who kills his wife nuivu an. - tiMHt - wna noM * Rd., Bolton, will be coaching slaw, applesauce. firehouse. ’ (18) 700 CLUB COUPON them. Yule Auction (22-30) DEAN MARTIN The new team is only one of The Bolton Clergy will meet Cine 1 Guests: Carol (]hannlng and The Bolton Junior Woman’s many athletic programs Club invites members of the Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the ’‘FMdlor on ttw Roor Mike Connors. supported by the BAA, accor­ Conregational Parsonage for its b u r g e r d e l u x e (24) STATE OF CONN. community to its annual CIna 2^ ding to its president, Ralph Christmas auction to be held regular monthly meeting. Donohue. P ete & Tilile - 1 0 : 3 0 - Walter Mathau - Carol Burnett (2 4 ) M.VRT1N AGRONSKY The organization, which is CN RT. 03 solely supported by con­ — 11:00 — Manchester Civic Orchestra an usaMin, bired (8-22-30-40) NEWS tributions from town residents and businessmen, plans to by “The Family*’-^ — — 95C 11:10 publish a sports calendar soon Ye lb Burger, Lettuce, Tcm etc and French Friea to kill... ® .‘J ^ \ TiUTM U fT (3 ) NEWS - 1 1 : 3 0 - listing all activities to be (8-40) SPECIAL offered by the town recreation CONCERT “ Truman Capote Behind and park departments in 1973. PLUS 100 S&H GREEN STAMPS Attractively Gift Wrapped Free! URNSIDE Batter than Qodfathar Prison Walls." Names of all contributors will NBC TV-Chlcago (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Sunday, December 10 •— 3 P,M, — 11:40 — Waterfowl Counted * THE VALACHI (3 ) MOVIE OIVB A D A II^U E E N GIFT CERTIPiCATE Lioanruiwn- “ Sword of Lancelot" (1961). Di Aerfal Surveys | 40# ea .l0 fort44M) Cornel Wilde, Jean Wallace. Bailey Auditorium P A P e n 8 (R) Washington — W aterfow l | ManAesIcir High School With Chartee Bronson — 12:00 — population eatinwtes are derived | (18) NEWS prinutrily from aerial surveys a Renata Bonacini, Violinist CALL AHEAD 647-1076 WESTOWM — li O O - of docka and'habitat conditions > Dr, Jack Heller, Conductor (8 )S P E a A L conducted each spring and sum- ” _ _ _ _ _ • • PHARMACY ■ ^ Chook timetable for Urns. • HARTFORD ROAD “ San ()uentln; Some Views nwr by the Fish and Wildlife ..-WUU/O (i|3 Service and the Canadian WUd- TickeU 82.00 from Outside." I Students Free 455 HARTFORD ROAD — 643-5230 life Service. BsMm m m b m m k d a ir y q u e e n PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 7, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 7, IWl — PAGE FIVE Vernon Vernon Vernon About Town Miss Susan B. Katx .of 56 Homeoivner Group Crosby R^. will be ooe/fit the Mayor Waits Word leaders of the Israeli di^ces to Teacher Vote Delayed be presented as. pprt ’ of a sugar ’n spice Seeks To Organize demonstration of folk dances On Confab Over With their chief concern seek pennissidh to divide them tonight at 8:30 a t HaWley The Vernon Educf^ation any formal challenge to the with the teacher grou]M to have ^ being street conditions, proper into apartments. Price Armory Gymnasium at the Association (VEA) will con­ VEA. Miss Judith Young is an AAA member run the ty values and zoning and expresMd fear that the homes University of Connectldkt. The tinue to represent the teachers program will be presmted by a Memorial Building president of the VEA. The two election. According to the bousing code enforcement, a might be^ purchased by in contract negotiations at least groups were scheduled to meet ngnresident limdlords and of group of UConn physical pleated ’n nice group of residents of the Vernon Mayor, Frank served at 5 p.m. and members representatives of the teachers education students. < until the Vernon Federation of T uet^y night to make final it was felt the differences of Rodiville section of town‘Will possible haphazard zoning. McCoy, expects to hear from are asked to bring a $1 gift for Teachers (VFT) 1 officials was to save money. It held. pineapple. first time the group has offered would have cost |500, or more, open every nite ’til porary and range in price from $1.50 to The announcement of the Tues^y: Hamburg on roll, to call in the American for boxes of twenty-five. ' ^ french fried potato, wax beans, receipt of the grant was made Arbitration Association. AND NOW THE SUPER VALUE; by Congressman Robert Steele chocolate pudding with topping. Professor Clyde Summers of Xmas artificial fiowers! in mid-October. Steele had Wednesday: Stuffed shells, the Yale University School of Order fifteen dollars worth of your favorite caiiitl worked with Mayor McCoy in tomato sauce, tossed salad, Law then came on ,the and the imprinting is ABSOLUTELY FREE . . . making the grant possible. peanut butter and bread, raisin committee as a fifth impartial NO COST TO YOU AT ALL. iVeio HUD Secretary squares. When the announcement was Drought member and board members Manchester Parkade, made, the terms of the grant Thursday: Pizza with meat suggested he run the election, Manchester j and cheese, pineapple cole i q>ecified that work had to start but Professor Summers voted James T. Lyim, undersecretary of commerce, was i 'l s^thin 90 days and almost 60 slaw, ice milk bar. Reported against this and later voted i m i Friday: Batter crisp fish, appointed secret^ of the Department (tf Housing and days of that time has already Uroan Development by President Rldhard M. Nixon elapsed. The work was to be mashed potato, carrots, bread SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) completed within a year. and butter, cookies. Milk is — Central American countries Tuesday. He will succeed Elliot Richardson who has been However, Mayor McCoy said served with all meals. are entering the official "dry” named defense secretary. (AP photo) Reed has indicatea that the season, but for some areas it suggested dates will not be has been dry all year. One of • ■ ■ -i- rigidly enforced, but the mayor Rockville the worst droughts on record wishes to get the work started Hospital will seriously affect planned as soon as possible. exports. Idled Bus Driver The building, which was Notes Com, rice and beans, the co m p leted in 1889 as a Admitted Tuesday: Louis basic diet of Central America, memorial to the veterans of the Jeski Sr., Dart HiU Rd., Ver­ have been most seriously Turns To Poetry Civil War, is now being used to non; John Chapdelaine, Harlow damaged. Most farms are house the Circuit Court and a St., Rockville; Carolyn small family affairs, and a few of the town offices. Brlssette, Vernon; Emma shortage of these staples direct­ HARTFORD (AP) - The “As any school child will tell Because of its age it has a great Kelzenberg, Franklin Park, W., ly affects millions of stomachs. strike against the Connecticut you, being a Ihis driver is the deal of wasted space and the Rockville; Itondra Ragl, RFD 2, Cattle are thirsty and Co. has sent bus driver David ultimate of human oideavor,” renovation project will put this Rockville; Lee Packer, underfed. Brahman steers nor­ Whitworth and his superior IQ he says. space to use for additional town Warehouse Point; Stephanie mally worth $180 each are so from the driver’s seat to the Whitworth belongs to offices. The project will also Kruy, Tracey Dr., Vernon; thin they bring |50. writing table. MENSA, the worldwide include renovatinig buildings to Hazel Brennan, South St., Normally, &e rainy season In addition to picketing, organization for people with the rear for use for senior Rockville, Buell Sikes, South extends from May through Whitworth is spending time h i^ intelligence quotas who citizen activities. St., Rockville. October; the dry, from away from his normal bus route test in the top two per cent of The entire project is expected Discharged Tuesday: Eugene November through April. Hiis writing poems about the s ^ e the general population. The to cost about |3TC,000. The town DeCarli, RFD 2, Rockville; year, the rain was far below CAREY McFALL which has idled ConnCo buses in unusual form of t o poetry com- 4 1 only has to pay the |75,000. This Joseph Mistretta, Stephen St., normal and in some regions Hartford, New Haven and es from requirements it'L '£*L ' ■ '■ ■ ■” ■' amount was already Manchester; Helene never came at all! Stamford. established for a cemtest run by appropriated in the current Waskiewicz, RTO 2, Rockville; The drought extended down One exanqile of his poetry: the MENSA Journal. budget for some necessary William Enes Jr., Windermere the Pacific side of the isthmus “SubrtdysluOHbsidy Waxing - philosophical about repairs the town would have Ave., Ellington; Karen but did not affect the Atlantic Cknreruor resolute had to make even if the grant region. Passenger’s can’t conunute t o job, which he’s had since the Yeomans, Lake Rd., Andover; O M s tm o s spring of 1989, Whitworth says,' had not come through. Alton Streeter, Windermere There was little damage to MeTcluints compute. "I ju ^ e a vocation in tdnns of Social Club Party Ave., Rockville; Donald Irwin, bananas and coffee, the main Taxi’s no substitute IB The Italian Ladies Social Club Bancroft Place, Rockville; export products, but officials in MILLER LIGHTS ’The “district” no attribute how much human facilities are simultaneously used to get the will hold its Christmas party David Halpen, Tracey Dr., Ver­ each capital lament the loss of A pre-proto-institute ^ v\ Sunday at the clubhouse on non; William McLellan, Emily anticipated export earnings Power dilute.” job done. Did you ever notice how much a bus driver - Snlpsic St. Supper will be Dr., Vernon. from other crops. l e e s "Why do I write them? I Christmosllwe I suppose I’d just like people to especially in city traffic is see some of the frivolity of doing at once?” 6-ft.FirBQlsQni things,” he says. Here’s another poem be has The 28-year-old Whitworth, written since the buses stopped V or Lovdy Scotch Pine who’s been walking the running: Amalgamated Transit Union “Dimmity Dimmity picket line at ConnCo’s’s Ver­ Seems like no point to it KID non Street garage, is a 1961 Walking the picket lines YOURCHOKE: graduate of Oonaid High Sdiool Can’t pay the rent. in West Hartford, a University Can’t see the end of it of Connecticut dropout and the Business degenerate STUFF man with the least seniority in Supercongloraerate ConnCo’s Hartford division. Dishevilment.”

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The Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) i'4 .f’ ■'S ton.” He also worked closely assistant,” Striepeke related. Universal with David Brown. ment, 647-9946. To The editor: r* ' are making the movie scene as fearless stars; Strother Martin, stars of a science fiction film.. with makeup wizard John " ’The transformation is gradual Within two days th^roducers Published every evening except'Sundays Sunday, Dec. 10, the Dirk ''Benedict and Heather Member Audit Bureau of Circulation “ Willard,” starring a'honie Chambers on the remarkable — peeling of skin, a coldness of agreed to a deal, mtoin five Menzies. and holidays. Entered at tte hfanchester, Manchester Civic Orchestra Member of The Anociated ness "of voracious rats, was last monkey faces for “ Planet of the body, < thicknening of toe weeks “ Ssssssss’? 'was filming. wiil present its umual Christ­ Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail ... : year’s suri»ise hit, breaking a The Apes.” nose. ’T ^ in a fight with toe mas season concert. For 13 Matter. long tradition that odious “ For a loi^ time-I had been villain, the young man strikes The h^nchester Publishing Co. assumes years this fine musicai animals riiould not be shown on playing with toe idea of a with his teeth.” Burl L. Lyons Publisher no financial responsibility for organization has been yM ng to movie screens. A trend was picture about a man who turns Striepeke (pronounced Stree- Convert Your 0(d Antenna System toe opportunities fo T w to ra l typographical errors appearing in adver­ started, and MGM followed into a snake,” Striepeke said. To A TAMS Subscription Rates and educational enrichment in tisements and other reading matter in The with "Niidit of toe L ^ , ” in "Making the transformation Payable in Advance tQLOR TV ANTENNA Manchester Evening Herald. ' "*■ our town. Partly beoinse of the which giant rabbits threatened seemed too bizarre to am tinned s b o r t ^ of A^ s for contemplate, but 1 started a RKUNL One Month 13.25 One Year 139.00 Display advertlsi^ closing hoOrs, th r^ mankind. PRICE INCLUDES; education, tte Civic ttranrtra study of reptiles. F o r O n ly Single Copy 15' Sia Months $19.50 full days prior to publication. Now Universal is filming • 28 Element UHF/VHF is now the oniy opptwtunity Deadline for Herald-want ads, 12 noon “ Ssssssss,’’ vtoiefa may be the ‘ "nie prctolem of making the Antenni By Carrier, Weekly 75' Three Months $9.75 many of our talented young peo­ Shange from man to snake prior today of publication;-12 noon Friday most daring title since • Alliance U-100 Rotor ple have to participate in a first seemed insurmountable, but ■LMiShillh illt| s Subscribers sriio fidl to receive their fw publication Saturday and Monday. “ Phffft.” Perhaps more • New Low Lott Leid-ln class instrnmentkl music daring, since it contains a built- earlier this year I decided to Wire N experience. AUTOMJlATIC ■ in hiss. hire a screen-writer and try to u n si • Labor In addition to preparing for “ Ssssssss” is an unusual work it out.” DELIVERY the concert SundZi^ the movie by an unusual producer, Striepeke and writer Hal M orchestra is in the midst of its Dresner concocted a script cm M MMis Knu Ktmir M l Nixon^s New Cabinet Dan Striepeke. He is Call Your campaign for patron' ,ai9 p (^ undoubtedly toe first producer about a scientist who is con- 244Mi N IB SBNICf Now Ash will have the task of President Nixon’s first new cabinet from the community. Your con- to graduate from makeup man. viced mankind is doomed. AUTHORIZED TAMS Dealer Today toibutions and Vour suMMrt by COOKMTIVE Ml Ca appointments reflect his implementing his recommendations Striepeke, 42, has applied Snakes are able to survive 315 BriidI Hartford 524-5125 Meriden 235-6185 attending are the evidence of makeup to famous faces in such almost anything, he reasons, so New Britain 2294198 Middletown 347-54881 determination to get greater efficien­ and the formidable undertaking of a the tangible interest of the I4S-1S53 cy in govenunent. comprehensive examination of all townsf(dk in this project which i ’ A Snake Movie Star are needed for its cnnMmfffi government programs to determine if His new cabinet will be stronger, if success. I urge you to do biAh; only because its members vriU have ihey are doing the job they were set come out on Dm. 10 to enjoy Dan Striepeke, probably the first movie make-up man to Men^s and YoungMen^s APPAREL' another excellent conrart and graduate to movie producer, has the company of “ Harry” Increased responsibiliUes s n d ^ ^ up to do. make your contributim to' help a boa constrictor “ star” of the film Striepeeke is making been promised closer contact with the Nixon has pledged to set an example insure the continuation of the about a man who turns Into a snake. (AP photo) President. The main thrust of Nixon’s in cutting federal payrolls by reducing Manchester C3vic Orchestra. M. Philip Susag his White House staff which has program to make the government 46 Adelaide Rd. ' 11* M aking leaner and more responsive, to get doubled in size since 1969. Some of his Manchester more results with fewer people, key aides who have won his continued B e Patient British Imbibers ^ largely will depend° upon Elliot confidence noay be given new posts of H .'ll l-e y»» F " Richardson as defense secretary, greater public exposure and To toe editor: ’ Dec: IS is Mr. Nixon’s hew Casper Weinberger as secretary of rei^Knulblllty. deadline for a peace agreement Took Forward To ^ Health, Education and Welfare, and Nixon told reporters neither Gov. in Indochina. Dec. 15 ^ thq day of ail days. There Vw.be peace NeUon Rockefeller nor John Coonally Roy Ash, who will succeed ip Indochina and just in time for End Of Pub Laws Weinberger as director of the Office wanted a cabinet post at this tinie and Christmas. So hang on of Management and Budget. ifeitb^ Dalrd nor George Romney everyone. 'Trust our President just one more time because this LONDON (AP) - British The commission argues that In shifting Richardson from HEW to wanted to remain in the government. is it. drinkers, who downed an now drinkers are bundled put at So was Oct. 31 and Oct. SOtmd Defense, Nixon picked an erudite Laird has said he wants to return to average of nearly 30 gallons of the same time every n i^ t in a Oct. 15 and hundreds of days private life and Romney announced he beer each last year, today discordant deluge of boozey administrator who will have the task before them. toasted what they hope will be ballads that give police a plans to form a "coalition of of slimming the Pentagon’s bloated Mr. Nixon, my President, the the end of some oi the weirdest headache. A midnight closing wasteline. concerned citizens” to inform voters man to whom 200 million people liquor laws iii the world. may mean toe patrons, would must look to for toe final words A government commission stagger home at different Weinberger is regarded as a of vital issues which he said of peace, Mr. Nixon, every coll ftropMed that British pubs stay hours. management expert. He faces the politicians skirt to avoid possible loss in my body wants so very much open 14 hours a day— 5V5 hours 'The commission cautioned o f votes. to believe you, to trust that more, and that liquor stores be' challenge of bringing the sprawling, that its recommendations were peace is just around toe c o ^ r , open hours a day, seven The voters may prove as unim­ not the dawn of “ drinkers lib,” costly, and controversial HEW that we can relax now, toe war hours longer than now. is over. and said road safety and department under control and is tough pressed as they have been by John And it urged toe legal age for safeguards against excessive But, Mr. Nixon, my mind tuying a drink be lowered from enough to. do it. Gardner’s Common Cause, which drinking are necessary. keeps turning back to broken 18 to 17 and 14-year-olds be promises of peace, to GIVE HIM EASY Ash, a successful California seemed to be a Democratic lobby, or allowed in'some tayems. Mmimum^age drinking laws heartbreaking disappointments busines^ndian, will succeed Ralph Nader’s crusade to protect the The Tiavelers from Constitution Phza; Hartfionl. (Reginald Pinto Photo.) If Ariproved, the are not enforceable in Britain’s of allowing myself to trust ypu recommendiltloiis Wddld'be'ihe 61,000 pubs, toe commission CARE DOUBLE­ Weinberger with wider respon­ people from choosing the wrong thing. "just one more time’j^and bo|ng ^ bfimriit shakkipU this nation’s said. So the age limit should be slappc^i in .toe face efi^.fipd sibilities..Ash will resign as president President Nixon clearly aims for a o'ttllElfiiig mfs sfoce Rriity Vn lowered. KNIT SLACKS ey«V tiipe for;baving;aohe so. decii^eed (ir l495' that^ “ o d e l^ f/of Litton fiid v ^ e s and divest himself stronger team dedicated to,/ his And my. bientpry noverie.'to Kennedy Against '‘alrtoboiies’’ b^ su^preraed. ‘'VYes were repeatedly told of ■ of his stock Interests in the company. program to cut costs, raise effi^ency vivid linage of a Vietnamiese ' Pubkbepers say additional oasia o f yoiing girls looking at man comforting his wife with that stretch and give and He served part-time two years ago as and avoid tax increases. In this drinkiiig hours mean more least 20 in the evening, but no Capital toe words, “ Relax, the war’s woMc and more expense, but the more than 16 when appearing in always'^spring back into endeavor, Nixon hears the American Weak Field chairman of Nixon’s Advisory Council almost over,” as planes fly extended hours are not court without makeup and in overhead unleashing their load shape . . . Let him try a on Executive Reorganization, silent majority aright. By BRUCE BIOSATT mandatory. school uniform,” it reported. of mother bombs, containing Pubs; and liquor stores in The commission also made a pair of our polyester dou­ presenting a blueprint for a project Let’s hope the Democratic majority AndrvH' Tally The idea may bore the from Vietnam and very likely Fare guava bombs, we’ve all beard England and Wales now have recommendations that was ble knits in brown, blue or close to the President’s heart. in Congress lends an ear. American people, but the quest some sort of cease-fire or other of these by now. '^ e picture split hours — between 11 a.m. guaranteed to strike horror into for the presidency always agreement with Hanoi in effect Was drawn ,by a Vietmmese and 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. and 10:30 toe hearts of dedicated drinkers olive plaid, or solid colors begins the moment a given' in the not-distance future, child long ago when peace p.mi, although Inndoners get — turntog some olde English of navy, brown, burgundy, election is over. So, for the Kennedy likewise will be rumors first began to fly. I an exfra haU-hoUr before toe pubs into Parisian-style olive and tan. Sizes 29-44. Democrats, everybody already, observed closely for his Get Agreement With Cuba wonder what the man |s saying host cries, "Hme, gentlemen, sidewalk bistros serving pints knows it’s 'Ted Kennedy against response to this altered situa­ now to comfort his wife, if please.” of beer along with tea and 12 More Years WithAgnew? tion. Despite his work on th^ there is a wife, if there is a a weak field. To lose the big ^ WASHINGTON - See to it. us. Diplomats tend to frown on ’These jerky hours, have long crumpets for the tourists. man. party prize, he’ll have to kick it tough Vietnamese refugee State Department — sirs. Bum unilateral sanctions, arguing irritated Britain’s dedicated It was all a long haul from By Lee Roderick national organizers in an interview. away. problem and his many visits to whatever midnight oii is logically that punitive And I wonder how many more drinkers. The new hours would King Henry’s statute cramping Broause Ted will have the big foreign shores, he is still to be times we’ll be told to triut Mr. WASHINGTON - As the Ude of “ At the same time, I must admit that necessary to conciude some measures should be collective. be 10 a.m. to midnight. alehouses 477 years ago. clout, much of the party’s judg^ by his party and nation kind of an agreement with Cuba But so far toe United Nations, President. How many more applause welcoming a victorious I doubt he can win the presidency.” probably ovei^publicized doings in the foreign affairs field. to stop the hijacking of airiiners predictably, has refused even to times will I be told to “ be Spiro Agnew to the GOP celebration This view is based on the assumption in the next couple of years will On the domestic front, health to Fidei Castro’s ersatz seriously discuss any collective patient nothing happens in a in fact be pretty secondary care has been his prime paradise. action. Ditto the International day” ? at the Shoreham Hotel receded on that the Dem ocrats will nominate Ted S.olon Predicts Congress stuff. interest. (]an he promote and But getting together with Civil Aviation Organization. Be patient while 350 men, election night, one hoarse male voice Kennedy or another candidate with You’ll read about, or see on perhaps push to enactment the Castro unfortunateiy is not On toe home front, the.Senate women and children die'every television, the battle for "party kind of kuge program he favors day by my country’s bombs. Be made itself heard above the din. Its considerably broader appeal than going to solve the problem. It bill would end’ toe division of Will Pass Three Bills control,” a lot of stir about a without appearing to voters as will only, presumably, authority responsible for'the patient while my government persistent chant: "Twelve more George McCjovem. new party charter and other “ another of those big spenders” eliminate toe principal refuge scandalous lack of airport ^consistently lies to me. Be Vetoed By The President years.” The possibility exists, of course, reforms to be piled on top of that so angered and frustrated of America’s crazed air pirates. security. At present, nobody 'patient whUe my friends and those instituted in 1971-72, an milliohs in 1972? That is to say, once the accord knows who’s in charge — local family tell me “ ^m eday you’ll Having won the “ four more years” that during the current term Mr. In addition to the sen'lces “ interim convention” to draft Most of all, can he, in his is signed, the pirates will be on police, airport police, federal have children of your own, then WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. act, Brademas predicted of GOP White House rule that they Agnew will be able to shuck his right- nujor policy positions. years from present age 40 to 44, notice that they will either be lawmen, or the airlines. Hie you won’t be so Idealistic,” as James iBrademas, D-Ind., Congress would pass again two sought in the recent election. Every wispy bit of conflict persuade countless Americans tried for their crimes in Havana Senate bill would give the they have told me for toe last predicted Wednesday that wing image and emerge in 1976 as a other measures vetoed by toe will be brought your way, and that he has become a man of or extradited to the United federal government sweeping five years and will have to keep Congress will pass agirin next Republicans are already mapping President after Congress more centrist candidate. An indica­ your living room screen will sober judgment? States for prosecution. enforcement powers at com­ telling me for the next 45 years. year three bills vetoed by adjourned in Octobef: the strategy to extend their reign to 1984. show the various Democratic Thie real meaning for him of However, the important mercial airports, establishing a Be patient they say to me who President Nixon dealing with tion that he views this as a political National Institute of Aging bill leaders scratching their ears in the 1969 Chappaquiddick business is in toe lap of our only special federal police force to need not e:q>erience the deathly programs for the benefit of toe The vice president is at center stage imparative is his reported belief that to support research on health unguarded moments. tragedy was not some hint of an sometimes august House of the gargantuan chpre of chill of toe air around my home elderly. in those plans. pro,blems, and the during the next four years the GOP’s But you can forget most of it. untold story. The episode Representatives. This is to screening every passenger and after saturation bombing has Brademas told a conference rehabilitation bill to provide However, although Mr. Agnew And you can ignore, also, any gravely cast in doubt his capaci­ make hijackers subject to in­ every piece of carry-on reduced it to dust. Be patient of state legislators that he and task is to rid itself of the label “ the new programs for toe severely high-flown talk from young ty for judgment in a crisis. He flexible diplomatic pressure no baggage at every American air­ they say to me who n ^ not Sen. ’Thomas Eagleton, D-Mo., appears to be the logical heir ap­ disabled. rich people’s party.” Mr. Agnew need militants about “ taking to the knew it better than anyone. matter where they flee. These port. shed a tear over relations will reintroduce the “ Under our Constitution, the parent to F*resident Nixon, he has look no further than to the amazing streets again” because George How Ted Kenneose.” — Gov. William J. give asylum to air pirates. They or the gas chamber, and Retired Persons and the administration.” This was a Sunday; The to get with toe minidress look. and other campaigns. Cahill, discussing the 28 to 1 would give the President besides, capital punishment is National Retired Teachers givings over his electabillty at thte t

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Linwood Holton of Virginia strolls on London Bridge HARTFORD (AP) - Wllllmantic, according to in Scottsdale, Ariz., with two youthful fans following his Pressed by the Meskill ad­ President (Charles Webb. Topper's election as chairman of the Republican Governors ministration’s austerity, “ Nobody h u lost his, or her Association. He assumed his new duties last night at a program and by shifting student Job because cif mioney so 14r at t ) 'i state dinner in Phoenix. (AP photo) Interest in courses, Eastern,” Webb said. But, he 1) •! • •^•11 • ft*'. • Connecticut’s state coUeges are added, "Their 'morale isn’t too ing \thelr. b e lts, dnd good.” , . ]>awn sWk^ritehant^ - i'i 1 '*• ? il S of teaching Jobs 1n Assembly Male, various departments. the past three years but that i Some teachers are reported five or six facility vacancies Beauty Pageant Easy Cara Vinyl apprehensive about finding have not been filled. Minnesota themselves Jobless if the At Central Connecticut State COTTON BACK White, 44 And colleges’ measures go too far. Colleges in New Britain, Dean ’’Some people m ay be o f Administrative Affairs Complete Pool Tables dropped,” said Ruth Haas, CletUs Clow said “ It doesn’t Christinas Tablecloths Republican president of Western Conned look as if we are going to have with Dolll sr’k70"sb. 8 ” 5 2 x 5 2 7FT ticut State College in Danbury. to drop anybody.” If someone S h e said that because B2" .90" Six. 21" TABLE retires in a depaitment whose B y DON MEIKLE defeated the veteran “ dean of enrollment ' in some courses are not sought after by 60" Round 9 * r See Dawn walk down the runway, turn and walk back...Just like a real Rich furniture styling. Wool billiard cloth, silent Ataoclaled Preta Writer the House,” Rep. Rubin (Gotten, departments have doubled and students, he said, the teacher’s ball return. Complete playing accessories, rule modell Complete beauty pageant Includes Dawn with her tiara, sash­ Extra-heavy vinyl wipes dean, resists stains. Wash­ HARTFORD (AP) - What’s D-Colchester, la the first bladt a freeze has been Imposed on position will be reassigned from book. (unaiMinbM in mfr’i orig cartoni es and floral arrangements. able, greaseproof. 2 holiday patterns. male, white. Republican and 44 Repubiicmi ever elected to the hiring because the school could that department to a unit more years old? G^ieral Asiembly. have to shift faculty positions to in need of teachers. Answer: Gov. Thomas J. T he number of women the more popular departments. He said the phasing out of an Meskill—and the 1973 General members will also remain the But administrators at the entire department could lead to Poloron BIG 5 HP Assembly. same at 20, but the percentage other three state colleges raid the layoff of even tenured Marx The average age o f the 187 of wmnen will increase from 9.4 in interviews that they don't teachdrs. members of the new legislature per cent to 11 per cent. expect to lay off anyone. Fred Lowe, dean o f ad­ is between 44 and 46; 97 per The new women legislators At the root of the colleges’ SET SHOT ministrative affairs at Southern Self Propelled cent of the members are white; are Senator-elect Louise Berry, problems, the administrators Connecticut State C^ollege in ' i if 89 per cent areplale; and 62 per R-Danielson, and say, are two factor's: the New Haven, estimated that pre­ NBA cent are Republicans. Representatives-elect Natalie austerity budget imposed by the sent budget requirements will To coinplete the comparison Rapoport, D-W aterb^, Phillis Meskill administration and not require any layoffs. with t))e governor, vdio is an Kipp, R-Myatic, Clarice tiianges in student priorities. Throughout the state, “ A lot si.' ■ attorney, the new legislature Oslecki, R-Danbury, Elinor 5, ■■ .'-.r-* . Snow The state has asked ail of its of faculty members are fearful also has considerable Wilber, R-Fairfield, Dorothy agencies to keep budget they will be without Jobs,” said experience in the legal profes­ Osier, R-Greenwlch, and Mrs. increases to 3.3 per cent, and it James E. Dyer, a 26-year-old sion. Twenty-five per cent of Morton. Rep. Ruth Truez, R- has clamped a ban on new member of the State College the members are lawyers, but Wethersfield, is moving up to hiring on all parts of state Blower Board of Trustees. that’s quite a drop from 36 per the Senate, which will have government. Dyer said he will hold public cent lawyers in the departing three women members, in­ In addition, fewer students hearings on the issue in BRIGGS & STRATTON 4 CYCLE ENGINE 1971-72 legislature. cluding Mrs. Berry and Sen. than before are taking such December and January at all Nine of the 38 senators will be Florence Finney, R-Greenwich. subjects as Romance four colleges. O fffctaffy 7 Place Black 8 Brass freshmen and M of the 151 The Senate will be 64 per cent languages, while interest is EmforMtf House members will also be Republican, with GOP burgeoning in medical 26 Place 90 Fireplace Ensemble new to the legislature. Thus members outnumbering the technology and business ad­ The first outpost of white 1 6 9 nearly 35 per cent of the 1973 Democrats 23 to 13, and the ministration. civilization in inland California General Ammbly will consist House will be 61.5 per cent Changes in course popularity was New Helvetia. It was Punch Bowl Sets 88 of newcomers. Republican, with the GOP In are being handled by faculty established by Captain John Powerful, dependable. Winterized engine starts last The oldest member will be 75- charge 93 to 58. even below zero. Center balance for better traction attrition at Eastern Sutter in 1839 and is now A real test of sklll...you control . year-old Sen. Harry Burke, D- The 1973 General Assembly Connecticut State College in known as Sacramento. * ! In wet, heavy snow. Moves tons in minutesi Adjust­ E ast H artford, and the will be the smallest Connecticut the play. 22" steel lithographed 28 X 31" black and brass curtain screen, heavy duty able shute throws it where you want it. Sell propelled, youngest, 23-year-old legislature since 187 legislators court, automatic scorer, 2 ribbed 7 qt glass punch bowl and 12 cups. Unbreakable andirons and 4 piece tool set with rsck. vinyl balls. ladle and hooks. Ideal for holiday parties. ' with recoil starter, (unassembled in mb's orig carton) representative-elect Mark — 12 sen a tors and 175 DeFrancesco, R-East Haven. assemblymen — convened in Attorney Generals Map Other under-30 “ youngsters” Hartford in May, 1791 — nearly are representatives-elect J. 182 years ago. Martin Hennessey, 29, D- Plan To Restore ■ Wethersfield; Richard L. Mer- 4 Foot cier, 25, R-Plainfield; Paul A. B A R B S Limited Death Penalty Siladi Jr., 25, R-Stamford; Alan By PHIL PASTORET ARTIFICIAL J. Mazzola, 28, R-Wiliimantic; Paul H. Sullivan, 27, R-New Take a fellow out to lunch CORONADO, CaUf. (AP) - favorable considered by the SCOTCH PINE London; Cornelius P. O’Leary, who’s looking for compli­ State attorneys general soon U.S. Supreme Court is one that 28, D-Windsor Locks; and ments, and you’ll have to un­ dergo a “fish” dinner. may ask their legislatures to would impose a mandatory current Rep. Joseph S. 9 9 « draft bills imposing a death sentence for specified Coatsworth, 29, D-Cromwell. offenses.” A neat desk is a sign mandatory death sentence for Christmas There will pe six black specified crimes. He said the committee dis­ that you’ve mastered how lawmakers, the same number to shove all the work on cussed offenses for which the as before, but because of the “ Each state would determine death penalty might be made the other fellow. what the offenses would be,” Tree decrease in the size of the mandatory: “ Murder during said Oklahoma Atty. Gen. legislature (151 House the commission of certain Larry Derryberry, chairman of members instead of 177), the felonies — armed robbery, a volunteer conunittee of 11 percentage of blacka will rape, burglary, arson, kid­ states’ attorneys which Baby Doll PKQOF4 4 ROLL GIFT WRAP '99 BOX OF GLASS 25 LIGHT increase from 2.8 per cent to 3.2 naping and perhaps other presented its recommendation Marx per cent. Returning for another felonies; murder of a police of­ to the National Association of Matte/ DR.SEUSS Tree Outdoor term are Sen. Wilber G. Smith, ficer or of a public figure; You Talk... She Answers! out Paper Attom ^s General Wednesday. Reek‘Em Sock‘Em D-Hartford, Rep. Bruce murder by explosive deidces; orFoU Ornaments Tree Stet Morris, D-New Haven, and What’s sauce for the goose i'The committee w as multiple slayings; contract See *n Say Boxes With Tripod Stand Rep. Clyde Billington, D- gets spilled mostly onn our tiltie unanimous that l^ s la tiv e ac­ KING’S ORIQ killings; killings for pecuniary fSS PRICE 14.981 Hartford. The new black during the holiday dinner. tion was necessary to reinstate gain. Robots members are representatives- the death penalty,” Derryberry “We did not go outside of 8 8 ^ Flame resistant vinyl... Weatherproof, multiple elect Abraham Giles, D- People who shun alco­ said ini an interview Tuoday. premeditated murder cases,” World's only boxing robotsi Two use year after year. Ideal Assorted colors, 8 to 10 hol should try the drinks A little girl's best friendl She knows her light hand, For shirts, lingerie or ac­ Shiny foil or paper In wired. UL approved, Hartford, Mrs. Margaret Mor­ “ We detmnined that the he added. “ But the states niight klng’aOrigS.4S control levers keep robots mov­ for hall, apartment. to abox. For tree or home at a certain tavern we her right foot from her left...she know s a lot of cessories. Snap-up type holiday designs and col­ spring clips for attaching. ton, D-Bridgeport, and James alternative for reinstating the decide that other cases would ing and pounding in a 20" square (uiasMinblad in mfr'i orig carton) decorating. H. Brannen, R-Colchester. roon’t mention. things. (Batteries not included) Just pull the rlno-.llsten to the story. 12\spisodes, In Xmas patterns. ors. Big 4-roN pack. death penalty most likely to be come under the death penalty.” aH based on the "Sam I Am" story. ring. Wild actioni Brannen, an airline pilot who (NIWSPAMt JENTUMIk ASSM.) m r :: PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs- Dec. 7, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 7, 1972 - PAGE ELEVEN Here*s How

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.i 15' the Dickensian nwod — long f'.. ■ •’{ By VIVIAN BROWN the shadow of a.pid(ens Christ­ AP NawtfMturas Writer mas though theyHon’t have fid- coachmen coats, fnited or not, Neighbor’s Kitchen (fles. The iriano’s “ ^lent Night” bright red, green, brass-but­ We may be an>roaching the may waken a partridge in a toned black, and trailing By, ^ivian F, Ferguson' ghost of Christinas past. It pear tree or the sleei^ng canary scarves that sweq> shops in a coroeth as Dickens revisited. in his cage. relentless search for last-min­ Just in time, maybe, to re­ There may be a sulking ute goodies. vitalize the spirit and get every­ Scrooge or two (about the Cleaning must be done days UNIQUE one in the act. bouse) to eschew “ that cold or before so that odors o f deter­ A typical Dutch tradition brought St. Nicholas with them Humbug, y«u say. Be that as beat will not penetrate” even in gents, polishes, wakes and began centuries ago vrtiai oon- to New York (then New it may. Fatten the goose (or the this era, luit who will notice in cleaniiig fluids are lost in the fectioners made pastry and Amsterdam). Dutch for St. turifey) scour the pudding pans, , reviving t|te.. r^ l spirit of aroma of gingerbread, candy; marzipan in the sluqie (rf in- Nicholas is Sipter .Claes wbldi make ^ e baybenV caixfies for Christmas. Eticti will do his pumpkin ide and plum pudding. lU ^ . These were served only easily became Santa Claus. Christmas Eve. Grind the Aside from its popularity share of scrubbing, polishing, To get in the spirit of Christ­ on Doc. S, S t Nicholas Eve. The mince meat, shine the punch with young and old throu^iout cooking, shopping. You b ^ . mas ib ya ln advance, savor the custom has ’ continued to the bowl, prepare the Yule log. The preseht day except that the the year, chocolate has great NEW Fashions are in the swing of pudding as^the Cratchits did; setting is there for a nostalgic, Initials are made of chocolate. nutritional value. romantic Yuletide full of merri- ThojFare given as gifts or used One oiuce of chocolate, that it. revelry, Christmas car­ as place cards on the St. is, one square, is equvalent to ols and real old-fashioned hospi­ N i^ las’ Eve dinner table. about 173 calories. It is, tality. Give it everything you’ve D iere really was a good St. however, highly nutritious got. Nidc. He was bom in Asia whidi is why the astronauts’ It has a lot going for it, so rations and the food packets of drag out the atmosphere — an­ IfiMT in the fourth cmtury. His PROGRAM most armies contain chocolate. timacassars, kerosene lamps, pabints wore Christiana and In whatever form chocolate is patch quilts for guests, gather WBpo extremely wealthy. When holly and pine, ^ e Christmas ib S y died, they 1 ^ a fortune to consumed, be it camiy, pudding, — .i.. -aF Ch o ic e ornaments from the attic. Fill th^r son. He a kindly man, cakp or dnink as a beirerage, it the bowls with Pfeffemeusse proiector of the is 18 po* cent piotein, 40 per AT cocoes. Prepare the stockings helptens orphans, the poor, the cent oil, 10 per cent starch; 7 I X p 'I^scmd^ teaK M for the fireplace. ihn4(. He is the patron saint of per cent cartxhydrate, etc: ' Are there holly sprigs and tile laboring man, the sailor and One milk chocolate bar ctioice les to “ crackle in the lamp of '-merchants who trade by ccmtains significant amounts of heat of the windows” as Dic­ watar. vitamin A, protein and kens noted? (Or l i ^ t up the Many stories are told of SL minerals. Vitamin B -2 windows with an electric Nicholas’ many kindnesses, (riboflavin) and vitamin D are MMH cC A H o O i C /ce £ Christmas wreath.) Hang the some I think partly legendary. also present in important mistletoe high overhead (so a His kind and benevolent amounts. guest in flowing tresses will be personality combined with his Occasionally you will buy a Herald photo by Bycelvidiu taken by surprise). gitti^ving, often done in secret, piece of chocolate that is Put the young folk to work Items courtesy of Lift the Latch Gift Shop. are remembered to this day. “ white.” This is because the C t t o i c c practicing “G ^ Bless You candy has been exposed to a Merry Gentlemen” on their gui­ pei^le still leave out over the allotted time as you temperature o f more than .80 cook until it thickens again, tars. The long-haired youths, l^yfts’for tiieir diildren on Dec. would by adding cold milk. 1 ? O A S T J K degrees Fahrenheit. 1 ^ vriiite stirring contantly. Add vnnllia slim as Bob Cratchit, may cast S, \ the‘ evening before St. I would like to share with you appearance is caused' by the m y favorite recipe for and salt. Mix well. NioMtias’ Day which is the day cHoiC£. CSMTOt cor .cocoa butter vdiich rises to the Hot Fudse Sauce o f his'^deatfa. Beveriy Malcoe of chocolate sauce. It comes from surface. If you were to take the New American Cook Book 1 ounce dioc^te The Short Term Stay program at Manchester Memorial HbspitBl hSif l las Eileen O’Keefe of Bast Hartford, St., the mother of whitened chocolate, melt and which was given to me by a 2 tablespbons butter back on the job A e next day. (Jerald photo by Buceivicius) fSillMitidrent follows the custom BtfTT6lA%ONol?oASr JK reheat it properly the whiteness forma* local milk distributor, l\k cups sugar anuBfitily. The children put thcdr would'disappear and it would be Bryant t t Chapman, vdien my pinch salt sbdea; outside their bedroom II as ^xxi as new. engageiUent was announced. H 4/3 cup hot water (or hot One such patient. Miss Eileen j“Yqq,Jo8« very little Work “ In order for a patient to be be discharged by the 3:30 p.m. I The C)arolers— 1972— by Norman'Rockwell doors on the nl^t of the fifth. By BETTY RYDER you pick up my copy, you will strong coffee) O’Keefe of East Hartford, a time, and of course, the admitted under the Short T e i^ deadline due to delayed; Jn the morning, they will find N ow and then, 1 bear (Herald Reporter) seq that I have made it a good 1/3 cup thin or medium licensed practical nurse on expense is cut down substan­ Stay (STS) program, he has to recovery or other com-i THE THIRD ANNUAL some little item they need-a discussions as to irtiether cocoa deal as the page has a few spots cream GROCEGV €P£CIAL9 staff at Manchester Memorial tially,” she said. be referred by his physician plications,” he added. pair of ski gloves, a flashlight, a or hot chocolate should be made It’s in one day and out the FRANKLIN MINT CHRISTMAS PLATE on it. The second recipe for hot 1 teaspoon vanilla Hospital, found herself a “ Patients usually com e in the' who will decide if the patient’s ;Winter hat. with w ater o r milk. The same day, under a rather LIMITED EDITION / STERLING SILVER / DIAMETERS" / *125 fudge sauce comes from the Bring water in bottom of participant in the program day before they are to be needs conform to the unit’s The STS program is designed chocolate people say it Should 'Y-. unique new short term stay same book. I find it too sweet double boiler to a boil. Melt recently. She was hospitalized admitted for a few preliminary coverage'. If so, the hospital will to admit, service, and ALSO AVAILABLE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE; In Holland, the shoes would always made with water. They t v program initiated at but two members of my family chocolate In top of double under the short stay plan for tests,” she said, “ and then discharge patients from the OPEN be wooden. Often, chocolate say that milk offsets the flavor - arrange with the patient to Manchester Memorial 1972 Mother's Day, first edition $180 prefer it. I’ll let you decide. boiler. Add butter, sugar, salt dental surgery. report for admittance the com e in on an outpatient baisis hospital within 8 hours for care .would be placed in the shoes. and aroma. H you are adamant Hospital. and hot water or coffee. Heat According to Miss O’Keefe, following morning.” for necessary tests prior to the that can best be done in a 1972 "First Thanksgiving" (Dohanos) 125 •Perhaps you have seen the about using mUk, first mix the Chocolate Sauce Over 70 people have taken ad­ lir IVi cups milk until all sugar crystals are she was admitted at 7 a:m. and Surgery or medical proedure,” hospital setting but does not EVERY WTE Baldwin, "Horizons West", first ed. 150 miniature wooden shoes filled cocoa or chocolate with a little vantage of this new program 1 cup powdered sugar dissolved. Cook about ten the dental surgery was per­ In her case, she was back on he said. require overnight Younger, "The Cardinal", first ed. 160 with candy which stem from water, cock five minutes, then sbice its Inception in mid- r--,; tablespoon butter minutes. Remove from heat, formed, and she was dis­ the job and caring for,/her accommodations. this custom. add scalding milk. September. Younger, "Bobwhite" 125 2 ounces unsweetened add cream and vanilla. Beat charged about 2 p.m. the same patients the very next day. “ After, surgery or pibcedure, Objectives of the program 'til 9 P.M. Under this program, patients First Presidential, "Washington" 150 Five minutes is as long as the chocolate (Baker’s chocolate) well and serve hot. day. In discussing the program the patieht will rest in a special are to reduce patients costs, History does not tell us when who otherwise would be experts advocate cooking 1 teaspoon vanilla Both recipes will keep well The 20-year LPN is definitely with Bert Dittos, public 5-bed uiiit located on First recover beds for more Sat. Ill 5 :^ EASY PAYMENTS INVITED the figure of St. Nicholas hospitalized overnight for sur­ chocolate. Longer than five, 1/8 teaspoon salt refrigerated in covered in favor of the program and relations director at the South. Patients will be expected appropriate use, improve the became confused or perhaps we gery and other forms of minutes supposedly destroys Cook milk, chocolate and containers for 2 or 8 weeks, feels sure many more patients hospital, he feels the it has to be discharged on or before utilization of the operating should say, connected with that medical care, come to the the oil which gives us the butter over a slow fire and stir even longer. They may be will avail themselves of it, with proved very successful and 3:30 p.m. on the same day. Beds suite, and provide more QROMAN’S bf Father Cbristmas who was a hospital the day of the aroma. Byiadding milk already until chocolate melts and reheated gently. Hie chocolate their, doctor’s permission, of will, in time, becoitie,, even will be available for the operating time to the surgeons. .pre-Christian personification. ! same heated, you vtill not buve to gp m ix tu re,is^ (k . Add sugar and sauce is good hot or cold. Both course. more popular. occasional pdtienf who cannot i Sport Shop We do know that the Dutch SAtocKces. ' ! Svoce.T L ips ilesTLeS «l«con*it. day. JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 recipes will thicken slightly saCottagsSt. •ass MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER when refrigerated. M£»ftS£L AmpI* ParMng Hanford • Middletown • New Bfltaln GRAPE JE U V eUAPEFRurr 6 • 4 6 -6 0 9 0 r -A - . ) L l. U / L is fo io

■detersekit BKftW6lie Mi< 1 1/2 tablespoons cornstarch School Menus 1/4 teaspoon salt The cafeteria m enu for 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon rind Manchester public schools Dec. Her Chnstihas Store 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 11-15: TRODOCE DEPT 2 tablespoons butter Monday: Cubed steak, gravy, The Perfect Gift for Her from You! 1/2 cup ready-to-use mince­ mashed potato, buttered beetii, meat bread, butter, milk, pineapple Drain peaches, reserving syr- tidbits. . In a medium saucepan thor­ Tuesday: Frankfurt on roll, oughly stir together the sugar, potato chips, buttered carrots, comstarqh and salt. Gradually milk, apple crisp. stir in reserved peach syrup, Wednesday: Sloppy Joe on keeping -smooth. Cook over roll, buttered wax beans, com moderate heat, stirring con­ bread, butter, milk, mixed t-’/ V ■ stantly, until clear and thick­ fruit. A b o u t T o w n ened. Add lemon rind, lemon Thursday: Grinder, juice and butter. Fold in peach applesauce, milk, ice cream. slices and mincemeat. Serve Friday; Baked fish fillet, The Junior Choir of Second St. James School Cub Scout warm over gingerbread. Makes fried potatoes, cole slaw, Congregational Church will Pack 120 will have a committee 9 to 12 servings. bread, butter, milk, brownie meet Saturday at 10:15 a.m. meeting Friday at 7 p.m. in the Note: A topping of whipped puddi^. school basement. cream may be addled if desired. The annual election of officers will take place at the meeting of Uriel Lodge of iTrim Faihionti The Junior High Methodist Masons at the Masonic Temple Youth Fellowship will meet .in Merrow Saturday night at Friday at 7 p.m. in the youth SpsetdUztngBxelttsipsljf In 7 m lounge at South United M eth^ist Church. SLEin)EBizmagtuK4iM C^^ ScandiA^Lodge No. 23 V.O.A. gingerbread p u d d i n g — It’s prepared with a mix, the meets tonight at 6:30 for a The “Young Marines” will easy way, and has a sauce of cannd cling peach slices. smorgasbord"aqd fellowship at meet Friday at 6:50 p.m. at the Mincemeat is added to both pudding and sauce. the Odd Fellows Hall. The Marine Home. for the Woman monthly meeting will follow. 1/2 cup ready-to-use mince- By CECILY BROWNSTONE w l^ the Associated Press Food Editor •meat The Third District meetiqg Peach sauce, see below Cooks who like to give a new Prepare gingerbread accord­ Slim Line Look for the VFW will meet in Swedish Night twist to packaged gingerbread Windsor Locks at 8 p.m. ing to directions' on package. DEU SPECIALS m w O E P r may be interested in the follow­ The Manchester Lodge of Before turning into pan, gently Friday. ing recipe. Here the ginger­ Elks will have a Swedish Night fold in mincemeat. B^e ac­ bread mte is made with mince­ W6 Carry Slx6S program for members and their cording to directions. Serve hot T ^ p i c a m a Meetings on Friday at Center m e a t-^ the dessert is served 12*Athni26*A Congregational Church include guests, Saturday,^at the Elks with warm Peach Sauce. with canned cling peach sauce PEAtH SAUCE Head Start at 9:30 a.m. in the Home on Bissell Sf. A thist also uses mhiMmeat. i 1 can (1 pound, 13 ounces) cling i,6- Robbins Room, with baby smorgasbord will be starved at GINGERBREAD PUIH)ING peach slices sitting in the Federation Room ; 7:30 p.m. and the Dee Gee I ^ C S S E D U a m OPANGE ^ i6e 1 package (14 1/2 ounces) gin- 1/4 cup sugar the Sacred Dance Group, in the combo will play for dancing. . gerbread mlx sanctuary at 1 p.m .; and the Reservations may be made Couples Club at 6:30 p.m. in by contacting Elmore Anderson Woodruff Hall. of 330 Oak St., George Meixell TAR. of Hublard Dr., Vernon, or the ------^By C LA Y R. POLLAN------The Anderson Shea Post 2046 club steward. Aun USSA \aIe a v e r WAS. II Your Dpily AcKvily GuicU and Auxiliary annual Childrens’ n r According to tho Stan. l». ocr. II 25th Anniversary Christmas Party Will be held To develop message for Friday, 5-33-39- i CAL. from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday at the read words corresponding to numbers 61-6447 of your Zodiac birth sign. Post home, 608 E. Center St. By The Hair On rvAutus scospto CrtlCI^EN Rou. Mrs. Field, a hoinemaker, is I Bright 3101 . 61 Situotion Mr. and Mrs. Richard Field am. » 2Tolia 32Laodtnhlp 62 Solid OCT. 17 of 21 Griffin Rd., Manchester active in the North United Singer Learning Center, 481 . ! WAY M 3G m 33 Slowly 63 Busiriets NOV. II Methodist Church Womens’ Your Chinny » S 6 -6 b H 4 Avoid 34 Tho 64'Under were feted at a 25th Spring St., will hold a Holiday SMono 3501 65 Items - 2-9-2931 COUPON 045^53 anniversary celebration on Society and is an active Festival Saturday Irpm 10 p.m. 6RM dr 36Goint 66 Lot volunteer in the Manchester OIMiW 7 Critkiim 37'Thou 67 Control SAonTAeius Dec. 2 at WUlie’s Steak House. to 3. p.m.^Knitted Items, baked Chin Chin!! > WAV II 8 FW 3SOr 68 Of UllHlHl^CMPOti Memorial Hospital Auxiliary 9The 39 Until 69 Sell A b ou t 50 fr ie n d s fro m '' goods, crafts and cookbooks Long Satin JjUHtM 70 Listening CMAeM/ti Gift Shop. lOEspociollr 40 Am oec.:vs #•II 146-4 ( Ma^land, Massachusetts, New will be sold to provide - a 11 Choory 41 Noomtt 71 Ue Beard registration for the Quilted Skirts I 4- 7-KW5 72 For ST-59--59-6A68^ Ydn'aiid Connecticut attended scholarship for a hWUcapped I7-41-74 12 Bt 42 Fovora n -7 ( I'ldLET tldSfC town of Manchester’s 13 Enthuliostic ^ Out ■73 You the surprise party given by Mr. Field is employed as a child to attend the Center. CANCn 14 Nnwi 44Pt^« 74 You CAPSKORN sesquicentennial celebration to Our o u r ISObttocIn 45 Firmly 7501 OK. II 'their childreq, Mrs. Carolyn supervisor in the ADT Burglar JOMt II 76 Belora be observed next June te under Rofl . IBOuHook 46SurprtM Blrdsey, George Field, and Mr. Washington L.O;L. 117 will jJU lV I I 17 Will 47 Lucky 77 Around JAM. W .. Alarm Systems Corp. in way. Those wishing to 3 go Sensational ■ T V 78 Yourself meet Friday at 8 p.m. at 18 am 48 Within 1-16-19^ Mrs. Uo]m Gustafson. Hartford. He is also an active participate, may register at the Value 2 » 9 . 3 » » i 19 Money 49Fof 79 Get «M8E1-82^ 20 UnfornJIior SO Likely 80 Busy 3^ 9 5 ' member of North United Orange Hall for the election of Floor length with elastic Ideal with that long skirt or Anderson-^ea VFW Post, 006 PeriTia-press Kodal ■ Long or waltz gowns, Pj's, SLLet 81 Your, AQUARIUS . Mr. and Mrs. Field were officers. waists. Screen prints in palazzo pants. S, M, L; 21 PlocM j»)E COOntiPER-FAMiLV Methodist Church aqd is a E. Center St. /cotton. Solids, prints; Flannel, brushed or nylon 22$ld*ittp 52 Go 82Reoch JAN. W \ 7 Ml O H L A N O < T L.’ ! I bright holiday colors; S, M, L. X-sizes $1 extra. sizes S, M, L. 53Todoy 83 Or i/ALip Ok . 4 ' ^ m a ile d Dec. 6, 1047 in Christ member of their choir, mens ^ sizes S,M,L. $• •I’oors.sheers. S, M. L„ or X-sIze*X-sIzW A - 23 All H i' ft Registration fee is |1 aU a $■ 24 You 54 After 84 Product MANCMCSTl^^ COMN Cathedral, Hartford by club and board. 85 Taking K B O E B M A T SI AMO beard pemiit will be issued. 2SQueilionoiile 55 Now 12-13-1 •PAak, . th|E Rev; Daniel Hershon. Their The Ensignettes, Manchester 266Wotk----- 56 No 86 Action Contest will be held in June. 57 Do 87 The fttAndaota present at the party 3WAY8TOCHARQK 270eol< ’The couple’s son, George, is a Power Squadron, will hold their Out-of-towners are invited to Sale Thura. thru Sat. 21 Wheel SSVou'vo 18 Best w ve Gladys Pemberton, Art junior at the University of annual Christmas party Friday 29 And y9 A 89 Your participate. Men. thru PrL 9:30 am, to 1040 pjn. 30 Con BOUnhnhhod 90 Life Blanchard, Aldona Blanchard Connecticut. They have a at Willie’s Steak House at 7:30 MMCIESTER - 1M ToUini Tpki. Sai 040 ajn. to 1040IMR. 1278 and Howaid Pemberton. grandson, Jeremy Birdsey. p.m. , ^ ^ | ,^®Good f)Neuml d s MANCHiiSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Cwin., Thura.. Dec. 7; 1972 — PAGE T»*nmi!iBHf <£AOg e v e n in g HERALD Comi.. -nmni.. D*c 7. IWt SS Maddox In Chinsse Navv united states^ Cuba Draft

SfOYING NAVY BASE, defend freedom/’ as her new Traikin resolution, by ifoidi Aug: 3, IflU.” The painting foe ship “ as is” and steamed it Anti-Hijacking Measure 1 (AP) - Hie USS Mad- c<»nmander puts tt. Congress gave Presideot John­ shows foe ship turning away iofT, one of two American to Taiwan, where it is befog On Aug. 3, IMl, foe Maddox, son wide latitude in V ietnam from a sinister-looking North WASHINGTON (AP) ^ 'fhe „ Mnyera whose report of an reported being attacked by warpoUcy. scraped, steamed, painted, Cuba Tuesday by way of Silvio concept is a clauae calling for Vietnamese torpedo boat, while repaired and is having the Uidted States has accepted a Masnata, the Swiss ambassador B^ndc of North Vietnam led to North Vietnamese torpedo As the Po-Yang, the ship has the extradition of hijacken as her forward guns fire on crew's quarters altered. majw portion of a Cuban plan to Havana who represents the an alternative to praaecutioa. the rapid American boildup in boats while on an intelligence- only a few visible reminders of shother. to deal with hijacking, United States in the absence of While the State Dqwrtmeot Inidochina, is now in the gatherlng mission in foe Tonkin its importance in U.S. Navy, The Nationalist Chinese including an indirect Amulcan Naoon^dist Chinese navy. Gulf. Two days later, foe man- One crewman said he knew formal diplonuitic relatims. declined to pnUlcIy hiwwi— history. pordused the dmtroyer and pledge to keep anti-Castro According to State of-war and a sister rii^i, foe Signs in Engliidi are being foe ship was “ very famous in sobstance of the negotiathna, Rechristened the Po-Yang, to(dc it over at Long Beach, foe United States.’ ’ If foe refugees feom harassing foe Department sources, the officials privately provided tin destroyer C. Turner Joy, repUced with ones in Chinese. . island. the Maddox is in a nnuHng Calif., last July. crewmen know of criticism of American draft agreement also outlines id the proposals made reported being atUdwd in foe A painting still aboard the S ec iW y of State William P. diydoc& fot an overiiaul before same area. The Maddox’s officers say the foe Tonkin action, or of the accepts foe Cuban language by both sides and offm d an starting to “ guard peace and ship is entitled “ USS Maddox in foip badly needed an ovethaiil. Rogers focorpmted this idea w 'S I The rqMrts l^ ib foe Gulf of congressional resolutitm tt led including ships as well as air­ insight into the thinking behind Actiod in the Gulf of Tonkin, But the Nationalists purchased to, they don’t mention lt,»' into a draR proposal he sent to craft. An American-origfoat^ them. Meanwhile, Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe ordered new procedure! to THURS., FRI., SAT. protect planes, crew members and passengers from hijsdtai. The regulations, whidi will go into effect within EO days, require that airports station armed policemen at passenger cbedtpofots when persons are boarding planes. All passengers w ill have to be screened electronically beftee boarding and all carry-on luggage vdll be JAo

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im M —• MANCHEiOTliiH EIVENING HESRALD, Mancfaertcr. Coan.. Thari., Dec. 7,1972 Tolland Democrats Asking: Liquor Rules Chief JuBtiee Is Meeting Legal ? Announced To AddretB MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester.- Conn., Thurs., Dec. 7. 1972 — PAGE FlFT»i’-»gw HARTFORD (AP) - The Joint Session BETTE QUATRALE the town committee is called state’s Liquor Control Commis­ HARTFORD (AP) - The CoiTMpondent illegally,” Charles Regan said sion Wednesday released chief Justice of Connecticat, Tel. 87S.2845 yesterday. regulations on liqumr sales at Charles House, will be asked to Opponents of Democratic Regan is one of the leaders of cafes, clubs, restaurants and address a joint session of the Town Chairman Charles the dissidents and was hotels during the holiday Goiow l Assembly on the “ state Thlfanlt are now seeking a lU fault’s running mate for the periods. of the judiciary” next year. ruling from parlimentarian At- Board of Selectmen in the last Liquor can be legally sold at WTIC news reported a ty. Harold Garrity regarding local elections. those establishments from noon Wednesday that resolutions happier the legality of Friday night’s Regan sui^rts his claims of on Dec. 31 to 3 a an. Jan. 1, the asking for the. unprecedented m eeti^ . legality citliv a Feb. 5 letter to commission said. speech wifi be introduced into Thifault has claimed the the town clerk, signed by Alccdiolic beverages can be both houses shortly after Gov. meeting is illegal, a d i ^ that Thifault, and listing town com­ sold Sunday, Dec. Z4, fnnn noon Thomas J. MeskiU delivers his Garrity agreed with him, under mittee meeting dates from Feb. unUl 11 p.m. if the town or city “ state of the state” address in a section of the Dem^atic 11 through Dec. 8. involved has voted to permit January. State Central Conunlttee party “ H Mr. Thifault decided to Sunday sales, according to the Word of the invitation came rules governing special have the meeting postponed he onhmission ststanent. from state Rep. James meetings. is required to notify all town No sales can be made on any Bingham of Stamfo^, the new Committee members seeking committee members in such establishments on chairman of the House Thifault’s ouster contend the advance, which he did not do,” Monday, Dec. 35. Judiciary Committee. meeting is legal, since it had Regan contends. been posted at thie beginning of "Only a vote of the town the year, despite Thifault’s committee can cancel a RINGS FOR personal cancellation of the scheduled meeting,” Regan meeting last week. added, “ and there was no such MOTHER! “ I am shocked by Mr. vote taken at the (November) Thifault’s decision to take it meeting.” 99 upon himself to decide that the Regan is seeking a ruling regular scheduled meeting of from Garrity today. starts with a "‘thoughtful gift

Hebron >*■ School Offer$ Breakfast from .,. ANNE EMT Players will again present their Correspondent production of “ Lil Abner” on Tel. 228-3971 Friday and Saturday evenings. The Student Council at Rham Curtain time for both REBAL MEN'S BHBP High School has started a performances is 8:15 in the "THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" breakfast before school (BBS) auditorium at Rham High program which they plan to School and tickets may be make a regular actlWty depen­ purchased from any of the -,-s ding upon the response it players or at the door. m receives. Menu The program will operate The menu at the elementary Apollo 17 Liftoff ^^A Fiery Spectacular every morning from 7:30 until schools next week will be: 8:05 in C!afeteria 1 and will be Monday: Hot dog on roll, open to students and faculty. french fries, cole slaw, The digital clock notes that it is eight seconds after Saturn V rocket carried the Apollo crew of three into earth The following items will be applesauce. ignition as the Apollo 17, after several hours of delay, lifts orbit and then into a trajectory which will take it to the available: Doughnuts, milk, hot ’Tuesday: Hamburg pizza, off its pad at Cape Kennedy early this morning. Hie huge moon for a landing Monday. (AP photo) chocolate, coffee and orange garden salad, peaches. juice. All items will be 10 cents Wednesday: ’Turkey patty, with the exception of the orange mashed potato, broccoli, pears. juice which will be 15 cents. Thursday: Italian beef patti Telecasts Astronom y with cheese, garden salad, white on white,,, potato dices, cheese cake. SPACE CEN’TER, Houston The Rham Astrogeological A highly personalized gift for Mothers and Grandmothers: the Friday: Grilled cheese (AP) — No more special Society presently has on display ^ beautiful gold ring! One to five sandwich, vegetable soup, jE N U IN E gemstones in 14K yellow or wtTlte gol Many other telecasts of the Apollo 17 flight at the school several color styles available, too. From $52 carrot sticks, pineapple cake. stripe on stripe,,, are scheduled by the three photographs of the moon and n u jor networks until Monday planets token with the school’s ALLOW 3 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY when astronauts Eugene A. RV-6 telescope and a special ADVERTISEME3VT- EASY PAYMENTS INVITED Cernan and Harrison H. Ed-10 Polaroid Instrument button or french cuff,,, (tomera. Schmitt land on the moon and Suitable gift for youth and begin the first of three lunar Also Included are some of the equipment and devices used to adults — "nie book “ In Gilead” explorations. by Anne Hutchinson Foote. Sold Monday’s schedule follows, study celestial objects, from the by Harrison’s Stationers, CMickaeA all times Eastern Standard: including a solar filter, wide Manchester; Doris Hutchinson, JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 (TBS: 2:50 p.m. to 3 p.m.; angle Erfle lens, and a single Gilead Women’s Fellowship; SSS MAIN a TR tlT, M ANCHM TUI 11:30 p.m. to midnight. lens reflex camera. Ed Kraft, Hebron Historical Hanford • MIddIMown • New Britain NBC: 2:30 p.m. to landing A computerized astronomy display may also be seen Society. Price |5.50. I conclusion, scheduled about 2:54 p.m.; 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.; showing the 200-inch telescope < 11:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. on Mt. Palomar, (tolifornia. 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With modern Kevin Steen, 12, who always wanted to be an astronaut, displays some of the models he has long-point collars. 2-button or French cuffs. Boldly made in his hobby of following Apolto flights. Kevin, who is sick with cancer and doctors and You Will Love tapered and tailored. We have them for you. say he has just a few weeks to live, will almost get his wish. At the invitation of Rear Frank’s Super Marital, our now nalghbori Ready whenever you are. $ * I 0 5 0 Admiral J.B. Butts, Kevin will be flown to the USS Ticonderoga to watch the Apollo 17 splashdown at the end of its flight. (AP photo) *Arrow^ ,20 Fire Calls \ i / * ... more than meets the eye In November \ Manchester’s town fire department answered 20 fire calls in November, according to /I the monthly report by Fire v isit O iief John Rivosa. There were four residential fires; one business fire; one manufacturing company fire; three brush or grass fires; six motor vehicle fires; and five unclassified fires. According to Rivosa’s report, 13 o f th e fires were extinguished by the depart­ ment, and seven were out ues to $15 before arrival of the firemen. ’The department made seven HappYjS^o^iff^ rescue and emergency calls; three calls on false alanns; and 16 other unclassified calls in jo ra m p ^ Ho/t(fav/ SIDEKICKS- 'Vbu’ll want them for winter November, the report said. REGAL MEN'G GHGP There have been 106 fires Hurry to SHOE-TOW N and save on during the first 11 months of Men, save now — on Sidekicks, the' do oar best to he/p/f Sidekicks and on other great boot 1973, the report noted. footwear for winterl With thick pile “THE COMPLETE MEN’S STORE lining for wannth . . . and durable, buys throughout the Mens Dept. BROWSE THRU OUR COLORFUL rough-textured soles for traction. SALE ENDS THIS SATURDAY Police Identify COLLECTION OF UNUSUAL GIFTS . . . Handsome chocolate brown plush WETHERSFIELD 901-907 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA Skeletai^Remains CHRISTMAS TRIMS - PRETTY PARTY suede looks great — in ankle-high ■ • n m Tumpika DANBURY (AP) - State PROPS - WHIMSIES - WHAT NOTS tie style or calf-high zipper style. police have identified skeietol WE’LL HELP YOU CHOOSE WHAT IS SURE TO Sizes 7 to 12, medium. W. HARTFORD MANCHESTER* VERNON remains found in Sherman last 8 . Main t L 8 Nnw Britain Avn. week as those of Patrick PLEASE EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST A DhWN ri Iha Fihtny C«p. KUcommons, 48, of Yonkers. AVON N.Y. H is S h s g - t s w n E. Main 8L, Nm tto Howwd Johnaon’B ’They said they were unable to determine the cause or time of Open late waeknites. Ample free parking. MIDDLETOWN OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. death. KUcommons was a patient from Ume to time since 1953 at *OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 5.30 P.M. the Hariem Valley H ^ ta l in Wing Dale, N.Y., and wap TRi-CITY SHOPPING PLAZA • VERNON MANCHESTEB I in 1970, pcdice said. PAOB SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaerter, Conn., Thura., Dec. 7, 1972 MANCHESTER' e v e n i n g HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Dec. 7, 1972-^ PAGE S E V K iy™ ” * ToUand Andover ScHool Accidcnts Shcnjv Decline ^ ANNA FRISINA vision and hearing screening of Lieutenant John Young said^ conduct such a program, appeared a hazard, with sparks Truck Purchase Voted, ^ Correapondent children in the sdiod has been that Aiere win be no more perhaps in the spring. Hying from the chimney, Afto- ^Flying Finn Twins^ At It Again Over Lake Tahoe Tel. 742-9347 completed; in tbo noA fwr applicants accepted for the F ire Calls investigating, firemen deaned The fate of illnesses and w edu. Am bealtli staff will be course as it to now gidng into Firemen in Andover last the ..chimney o f accumulated By BRENDAN RILEY The twins, former Air Force resale within three years after with stealing the plane. But a blamed for the disa{^>earance Garage Site Approved accidents at the Andover re-testing those children found the third wedc, and ttere to too wedi were called to perform soot which solved the problem. Aaaeeiated Pres* Writer citations such as driving constitutional government, and is that BO OM knew wiuti we pilots, dreamed of starting an the government disposes of grand jury refused to indict of a 9100,000 helicopter that was we’re going to get it,” says Elementary School is down con­ during the preliminary much material to eastty malM one of their most highly Other calls by the fire ZEPHYR COVE, Nev. (AP) without a license. were going to do not,” snys airline. They outAtted the old such planes. them b ^ u se a key prosecution scheduled to take the governors Charles. “ It’s the only measure School board member Robert Tolland Tone and Pinewood siderably from last year. screening that appured to have up. pubUdzed services—rescuing a department included an am­ — Battling the federal In the Lake Tahoe case, the George. “We just c u ’t affofd BETTE QUATRALE transport only to face a Convinced they were right, witness admitted he couldn’t of California and Nevada and of freedom we have." Dean questioned the need for Acres subdivisions with lltUe according to the health report problems. If there to sufficient interest, cat out of a tree. The rescue bulance call to a home in town government h u been a way of Finns contend the U.S. to telegraph our punchee." Corrcapondent g o v e rn m e n t su it in 1951 the brothers snatched the tell whidi Finn took the plane. the U.S. secretary of the Constitution calls for represen­ Aside from the court claims such an expensive, truck, discussion. submitted by school nursee Mrs. The regular tests for those and the present enrollment was performed without mirfiap. resulting in a patioit being life for the "Flying Finn Tel. S75-2845 claiming the school district bad plane, which bad been im­ About the only difference interior on a tour of the Lake they are filing, the Finns won’t pranpUng fire chief Ron Littell The final item calling for Michele GoiAne to principal children will be rqieatod, and indicates that there is, the Also last w edi, A rem oi were transported to the Manchester Twins” for the past 20 years, tative govenunent in any state. The Finns say thagr have no Hie m ,000 appttH»iation for no ri|^t to sell the plane. , pounded, and Aew it to an aban­ between the brothers is titot Tahoe area. say what their next move will to cite the savings to taiqiayers approval of the roads In Donald Libby. w b o e Am results agree with firemen vriU arrange again to called out to a home where it Memorial Hospital. and at age 58 they’ro stiU at it. They say the Tahoe R^onal regrets about their tongthy a town garage and a 180,900 But the Finns, adept at doned airstrip near Tonopah, George doesn’t drink liquor and Prosecution efforts stopped be. achieved by purdiasing a "fully Colonial Village H, ran into op­ The school’s health office the preliminary tests, further George and Charles Finn first Planning Agency that controls disputes with ulUurity. “ It’s appropriation for a new fire digging out legal facts although Nev. Charles does — “ because of the after the helicopter was f o ^ “The only reason we have equipped" truck. position however, but was administered first aid to about testing and invMtlgation will be grabbed national attention in the lake is appointive and been difficult, but it’s the phm truck were overwhelmingiy neither is a law ^, cited an Armed FBI agents pursued way George drives,’’ he says. two months later because — as doesn’t represent the will of been able to move like we have The trade will be paid for eventually approved by a 48-19 two-thirds as many children conducted. Tboee students wbo Let Our Gift Shop,,,Help You To the 1950s for “ liberating” a you pay for fraodon,” they say. a|i|noved by the approximately obscure regulation allowing them and both were charged Still without their plane, the in the past— the Finns had just lake^rea residents who have entirely by federal revenue vote. this year as last year; while il­ are found fo he in need of plane they bought despite 80 residents atiendtog last Finns confronted U.S. Atty. enough legal grounds for tteir been hit with rezoning action dialing funds. The town is still The acceptance of roads by lnesses at the school to date are medical attention will be federal orders not to, and for n l^ ’s town meeting. laTEaiOR DECORATING ' Select That Laughlin Waters as he left a action to keep them out of jail. they claim has cost them buying equipment for its 1982 the town meeting, leaves it up running only about one third of refened back to the parents for “ arresting” a U.S. attorney The appropriation for the luncheon meeting in Los This time, the Finns had hundreds of millions of dollars fire trade because the town to the road superintendent to what th^ w oe last year. referral to their family vdio tried to stop them. Hiey tovni , garage was approved, Something Special! Angeles, handcuffed him and made the ^ w n payment on the could not afford to equip it at For the mouth of November, physictons. ended up in jail. in property-value losses. with only three objections, with formaUy accept them when he made a “ citizens arrest” on 'copter for a firm which was the time o i purchase. feels all the r^uirements have there were 188'cfaildren seen at Leeralng DisebUitlM Now the two scrappy Irisb- 'The F in u live in Zeidiyr Cove do discussion. The siqiport for grounds Waters was illegally buying it, prompting a local but own no land aroiuid Lake been met. the health office, staAed by the Mrs. Gentine attendeti a Americans are filing 9to million the garage came as a surprise, CANDLE HOLDERS keeping the plane from them. district attorney to call the inci­ Tahoe. The American LaFrance OppositlM to the Colonial nurse and Mrs. Frances special seminar held in in claims over federal control dnce a town meeting on the That resulted in charges of dent “ a private squabble.” "We’U share our 949 million track is a siqierior one, and its Village roads was led by Comerford, health aide. The Glastonbury this month dealing of Lake Tahoe, an icy blue garage’s pnqiosed Old Post Rd. HAEQER POTTERY assaulting and impeding a Tlirough the last 20 years, t&e with anyone willing to sign onto diesel engine will be less William Standiy, uiio cited the school physician. Dr. Robert with the problems encountered mountain lake that borders this location two weeks ago resulted federal officer, and the Finns Finns have been in and out of our claim ,” says George. “ We expensive to maintain, Littell problems experienced by Breer, gave physical in children with learning community. in a 18-18 vote. ASH TRAYS wound up in federal prison at jails for a variety of want the government to operate contended. people living in the first aecUon examinaUons to 40 children. Of disabiUties. The latest battle of the St. Joseph, Mb., serving one- infractions, mostly involving the way it should.’’ Several residents and town Littell described the local Are of the subdivision, due to the those, nine were referred to Speaking at the seminar was identical twins is low-keyed CANDLES year terms., hassles with police and traffic “ W e’re entitled to officials had advocated building departmmt as "the busiest developers failure to meet their parents for dental care, Dr. M. Russman, a neurologist compared with their past WALLPAPER They went on a hunger strike dqiartment in Tolland County.” two oA m i s were referred to the from the Newington Childrra’s the garage at the site of the various requirements of the DRAPERIES exploits. But they say “ surprise and baffled guards vfbo force- The last fire track was bought parents for other problems Hospital. TONY MEEK SHIPS is the best element of any town dump m Old Post Rd., town. PAINT 643-9892 fed them by continually losing in 1967 when the town's noted by Dr. Breer, which Fire Department News CARPETING idiile First Selectman Erwin The d ev elop s has filed to in­ attack,” and surprises have weight. The brothers ran population was only 5.900. The needed further medical obser­ Enrollment at the first aid INCENSE BURNERS PARKHILUOYCE FLOWER Shop Stoetzner stressed the stall metid monuments along been their trademark. around their cells at night to town now has two Are trudu; a vation or attenUon. course being given by the advantages of the Old Post Rd. the road, marking boundaries One advantage the federal sweat off the food. tanker track and a brash track Dr. Breer also conducted his Andover Volunteer Fire location next to the. sdiools. for later use by the town. government has in the Tahoe With the aid of the late Sen. WEEKEND SPECIALI to serve 9,800 people. annual inspecAcm o f the sdw ol Department Increased by Parking facilities for Uie sdiool According to Standiy the failure 56 COOPER ST. MANCHESTER dispute is that there’s no way to William Langer of North kitchen and luncheon faclliUes. anotho* half-dozen at Tuesday buses and a town-owned gas to properly install these hide the lake. The Finns have Dakota, the Finns were freed Mrs. Gentine said that all night’s class. of sufficient capadty to Equipment is a problem. Hie monuments t o led to problems had a penchant for simply after 114 days in prison. Langer POMPONS the town tracks and last two house Ares this week in the original Robin Circle taking what they feel the nursed a bill through Congress, a buses would be Installed, savinghave left the town without aqy portion of Am subdivision. One federal government may have paving the way for the Finns' $ i9 8 the town and the taxpayers dry hoses and some had to Iw resident t o found his driveway wrongfully laid its hands on. stlU-pending 9l^miUion lawsuit I bunch considerable money. borrowed from Vernon, is located on a neighbor’s The San Francisco-born against the government. according to Littell, while property, Standiy said. Finns first took oi the federal But the plane never was Lovely Christmas Arragemento ConsideraUe savings would Tolland’s hose was drjdng out. Town Counsel Robert King government after buying a" returned. Sold in a sheriff’s sale and Christmas Novelties . . . also be realized by the school The department’s budget was assured those attaiding that the Your Photographic World War II Surplus C46A in 1957, the craft disappeared in Charles and George Finn board for the elimination of cut back to ito 1989 level in Aie problems had been identiAed by ti-ansport for 921,000 from the Africa, the brothers say. 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1448 extra mileage on the'buaes if present budget. the town’s engineers, Griswold Bakersfield, Calif., sdhool Continue Skirmishes With Feds In 1969, the Finns were FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. they are parked near the To receive Am approval of the and Fuss, and that performance district. aduols rather than on the edge finance board for the new and maintenance bonds would of , town near the Venon town truck, the A n department protect the town. Christmas Store! line as at present. agreed to ros^ xsm its request Aiqiroval of the large number The support for the town’s. for a new A n staAon in the of subdivision roads is ATft new Are truck since 1967, Oehrlng Rd. area, Littell prompted by the oncoming 3 BIG DAYS was also overwhelming. stated, for another year. He es­ winter season, when jMembers of the A n d q »r t- timated the station win cost Am snowplowing of the roads Your Christmas Store ment, and In many cases their town between f7S,00(Hi85,ON. becomes a problem for the THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Wives, attended the meeting to In oAier acAons, the town town, and for the people living Sensational Gift Giving Ideasl At Great Savings! siqiport the request. meeting accepted roads in the in the new houses. fis' $55i000 Voted For School / Board of Finance last emne to another town meeting An industrial arts area is also A Large night approved an with the project unUl Anal bids provided on the first floor, with appropriation o f 155,000 to are received by the end of space for three teaching Selection of . cover the costa of preparing February. staUons. 'working' drawings for the By that time the town will On the second floor a fifth • aecQpd phase of construction have committed itself to 185,000 classroom and the home Misses . for the middle sdiool and to worth of architectural fees for economics secAon; along with submit the plans to bid. the sdiool whether or not it is four seventh and eighth grade Car I . : It will now .be up to the Board approved for ccmstructlon. scioice classrooms ring the , 'df B a tm e n to set a date for a The finance board reviewed outside walls around the gym. Coats ,^tQWh meeting to approve the the preliminary plans for the A Aered lecture hall which Keystone Keystone Keystone (preHpinary plans.-for the school wiAi l ^ t h and Middle will double as a choral room Eve^ ash 10 Everflash 20 Everflash 30 and ^<^*^Hi||H'phaw of constrinidaioif v4tob0dtp(jlncinai y so e Hanltoi^^‘ wtth seating for 90 students to school and to approve Am It is hoped the ooaatnietloa included as to a three station art Boot contract can be written to roan and a dark room to be If The M ^^Sdiool ^^^ roquire Am oanqilattao q( a shared by art, science and Coats ?;|icrommit'tee^^^^^^ f.s c in g ah ' (rout porUon of the addition, industrial arts students. 34.76 45.87 containing Ave classrooms and 23.77 /Ifstnipely ;Ag|ti adiedule in ito H m architects ^>ent two days |;\«^oito iohave'A ve o f toe-basic the home economics daases on Built-in electronic flash — never buy Built-in electric eye and electronic Built-in electric eye with fast 5.6 lens. tobrking with teachers at the ^.elasii^ms in the addition, two floors, for early admittance flash cubes again! Uses instaload film flash. Uses insta load film cartridge. Built-in electronic flash, no cubes school before developing the W eady for Oeihiipancy in olf pupils. cartridge. ' _____ needed. plans, according to Harding, ^Behtomber 1979. The balance of the addition providing considerable “ input” ?VHAccordlng to Building would be completed by January into Am final plans. KEYSTONE EVERFLASH CASE ONLY 3.44 c.Gpnimittoe Chairman Robert 1974. VRinltlL.AM sCfaqdule can be met H m first Aoor of the addition 32.99 Boys’ Knit Sportshirts State aid to based on the ^ A the-town .itieeting is held to built around a twostory gym numbo: of teaching stations, and Sweatshirts .bafore Dec. 10. with three separate teadilng Keystone XL Konica Auto S II rather than the actual number ^Stewart JosUn, diairman of staAons. Gang showers are A lavish collection of fun furs, I of rooms, Harding told the suedes, meltons and morel Many ' too Board of Flnaitoe, described provided for boys, while the Movie Camera Kit 35mm Camera finance boiud, in response to a with hoods and fur trims! The Acrylics, polyesters, nylons - Casual and dressy sweaters, Rag. : tji'e efforts to have the girls have five dressing rooms .panne velvet, plaid and solid question why the bomeec, Aiop season’s best sellers with the great fashionssnion in long and to classrooms available at the per showm'. fashion features you want. 8 to 18, iskirts. 4-14. and art rooms were not divided short sleeves. ______2.29 ; , start of school next year '^.‘as ' Seating capacity in the gym some half sizes. t into three sqwrate rooms each. 100% cotton and poly/cotton ^ overly opAmlsAc." has been reduced to ‘toO, to Panty Tights MIs s m ' R «g .2 .M ______According to the principal, blends. Many styles to choose If an>roval is granted for the ' provide more space for Girla’ Rap. I'M ___ from, long sleeves. Assorted the large rooms provide greater 74.33 79.64 Choice of colors, 1 to 14. .requested |55;000 pliyslcal educaUon acUvltiM colors, 8-1S. AexiblUty and economy in the High speed 1.8 lens; electric eye ^,apprepriatlon, the building and a regulaUon size basketball Fast, 1.8 lens; complete use of teachers. for perfect exposure. Kit includes 'Itr-X oaounittoe will not have to co u rt.' camera, film, batteries. Take in­ automatic exposure. door movies without movie lights. Built-in rangefinder. 6 per store; no rain checks. Manual or automatic ex­ Our posure; includes case. Lowest Land Under Option 4 i f f ' ' ' ' Pricel , H m town Itos obtained an an alternative location to the refuse disposal problem, and is ; option on a 140Hscre parcel of present Old Stafford Rd. dump, more favorable to financing land which is being earmariied which has never been able to these alternatives. . for a town dump. win the approval of the state The first selectman may end Declining to disclose the Health Department and which up tapping the federal revenue ' location of the property to not raoiMrIy compacted or sharing funds to purchase the Tuesday ni^t. First Selectman covered according to state land for the dump, under the ^ Erwin Stoetzner confirmed that rMuIations. public health portion of the act. V he and Selectman Charles Luce The present dump has a A special trast fund will be Misses Acrylic Misses’ Acrylic Women’s V had signed the option on the limited life expectancy, set up in a local bank to handle property covering the town although town officials have the federal grants when they Misses’ Nylon Doubieknit Doubleknit Waterproof Nylon Cire Girls’ Fashion until March. been estimating its lifetime at arrive, probably some time Ski Jackets Slacks Skirts Fashion Boots Girls’ Parka Sleepwear Girls' Holiday ’The purchase price of the another two or three years for next week, he added. The town Robes land is approximately |80,000, the past eight years. will receive 989,000 annually for RegJ Rag. to 3.99. . 2 ^ 7 "according to the first Stoetzner is counting on the five years, retroactive to Photo Developing & Argus Insta Load Sawyer Grand Pri^ to selectman. The property is availability of grant money to January 1972. Enlarging Kit Camera Outfit Slide Projector ; 16.9912«*!a5«»------Ia4«« 1 8»7 la.11*»ISl^^ Reg. to 5.49.. ...3.57 ' "ideally suited” for the pur­ aid in the purchase of the 140- The town has already Y Nylon with poly fill. Ski Stitched crease, flares, A-line, darted for Guaranteed water Water and wind r3pel- W Gowns and pajamas in Long and short styles, pose, add ,to located where it acre parcel of land, but committed Itself to the M or instructor length, darted. Proportioned better fit. Machine ^ - proofi Heavy pile lent. Pile trim hood, brushed and flannel cotton■■ ------or tricot qullilts, S S.M.L petite, average, tall. wash. Petite, average. lining, aide zip. 5 to 10. warm lining. 4-14. fabrics. 4 to 14. should not provide hardships admitted state grants are dif­ purchase o f a 960,000 fully Our brushed, too. 4-14. for residents of the town. The ficult to come by for a landfill equipped fire truck to be Reg. / area is screoied from the view operation. received in a year, and to be 69.99 .’ id the road. The state is now looking for paid with a portion of the 17.77 7.94 48.73 Sensational " Stoetzner has been looking for alternative solutions to the federal funds. Includes UL and CSA apprdved Includes camera, film, X-cube for flash Remote controlled forward, reverse enlarger, bulb, developing paper dependability, popular instamatic film. and focus. 500 watt illumination; V alu a t chemicals, dev. tank; trays, clips, shows up to 100 slides. Accepts I » < < i t < < graduate, thermometer, carriers, straight or rototray, stack loader. masks, etc. I CHRISTNIAS ANTIQUES Kodak General Electric Instamatic Film Sale! Metal Slide File & Syivania' VP 126 12 Ex...... 48 X-Magicubes Misses’ Children’s Boys’ C X 126 12 Ex. .94 Our BftZMR Leather Hat and Genuine Bunny Slush Molded Jeans Boys’ Lined Jr. Boys’ Reg. Pajamas CX126 20 Ex. ..„.129 2.27 1.79 Ski Gloves Neck Mask Fur Mittens Boots CPO Jackets and Ear Muffs r « b ^ 9 9 R i 87 to Saturday, Dec, 9, 10 a.tru to 6 p,m, 4 8 7 3.f KX126 20 Ex.__ 1.39 599 I 2 ^ 3 Ear M uffs______1.99 5 2.99 Sturdy ail metal construction. Holds Mlttans ...... 3.99 No-iron poly/cotton - Sunday, Dec, 1 0 ,10a,nu to 6 p,m, Wool blend shell, fully Print cotton coat style, up to 300 slides. Genuine leather, Acrylic knits, multi and Misses stretch sizes to Guaranteed waterproof, denim) bush denim, FX126 20 E x .__ 1.53 fleece lined for warmth. pile lined shirt tail knit ski pajamas. Sizes 27 fine dealers on hand to assist you In your selection of XhS elastic wrist; longer solid colors.rs. Stretch » mUmix or match. Great J twill. Reg. or slim-S to ” A -tVle-8-16: ? 4to8. ^ '-collectables” for Christmas giving. Fine caterer available styles, too. All sizes. sizes. M.%0MSS Tii r i TTTfrfr throughout the bazaar. Admission 50C '3 WAYS TO CHARGE ii Sponsored by Stafford Auction Co, _ SALE: THURS. thru SAT. 'alVAVS TO CHARGE Sale: Thurs. thru Sat STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWAY m IMNCHESTER - 114S Tollaid Tpke. Mon. thru FrL 9:30 ajn. to 1040 pjn. STAFFORD SPRINGS, CONN. 1145 T01UHD TPKL, MANCHESTER Saturday 9:00 ajn. to 1040 pjn. tilt i i { i i \ \ \ \ \ \ \ __t PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaeater, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 7,1872

MANCHESTER EVENING HBRAiuD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 7. 1972 - PAGE NINETEEN - Obituary Charter Revision South Windsor Manchester Sheltered About Town Benjamin Kanter (C ont^ed fm n Page 1) ort ^Chicken ManRefusesTo Sell Firemen Collect Hangers T h e Manchester Civic Workshop iii which retarded property owners in outlying MANCHESTER Orchestra will rehearse tonight VERNON • Beq}ainin Kanter, racommended a charter provi­ adults are contributing to the disMcts not serviced by the Paul M. Landolina, 19, of 828 and Larry L. Andrews, 29, of HARTFORD (AP) — Insurance Co. which has a $20 “ Just the view is worth $100,000 Chief John Rivosa of the All firehouses will serve as Hangers are urgently needed at M, of Tunnel Rd. died sion for emei^gency IxHrrowlng at 7:30 in Bailey Auditorium at Town Of Manchester Fire Hartford Rd., was charged Andover, were in collision Hartford’s "Chicken Man,” million office building abutting School Board Elections Town Fire Department and collection points. Hangers may this time. The Sheltered rehabilitation of our Weibieaday at a private con- let alone the property...8,000 Manchester High School. powers by the Board of Wednesday night at Wood- who says he loves his job, h u Chief Ted Lingaid of toe Eighth be left at town firehouses at any Workshop has orders that it is environment by helping to recy­ vaiewent boqdtal in Hartford. • Department but still paying Wednesday with third-degree the chicken market. pretty girls go by here every Directors - without a referen­ bridge and Jensen Sts. once again refused to chideen Utilities District Fire time, and at the North End unable to fill from its stock. cle wire coat hangers. Your He was bom in Ruasia and had taxes to it, recieve fire protec­ burglary and third-degree “ I like it here,” LaTorre said. day.” It is anticipated that The dum but following a public Tbe Andrews car was towed, out in the face of city attempts Department have announced firehouse from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. About toe work being done at project has dual value in that lived in the Rockville-Vemon tion by contract or agreement. larceny, Manchester Police May Have No Contest Herald will r e ^ v e the Bennet hearing. A determination o f the police said. No injuries were Workshop clients sort, count, you are providing empjpyment area for 70 years. For example, the 8th District reported. to buy his live poultry shop on that their departments are 45 School St., Commissioner Junior High School first quarter ceiling for the emergency reported. Grove Street. cooperating with the box, and sell the wire hangers Dan W. Lufkin of toe Depart­ for the people in your care and A retired fanner, be was a Fire Department is paid |75 for Police said the charges stem honor roll tomorrow, and toe borroiring— udiether a specific Miss Rosenthal was given a "...I just love coming here. Unless South Windsor’s school board election every six board be thrown out as toe Manchester Sheltered to commercial outlets. The ment of Environmental you are performing a useful member of Temple B'nai each fire call it answers for the from a ’Tuesday night break into Manchester High S c l^ I honor dollar amount or a percentage written warning for failure to 1‘ve been doing it all my life,” Catholic Burial Charter Revision (^mmission years. result of an emotional issue project priivides work9 hours F’rotection said, “ I am pleased role in the ecological Israel, Rockville. town fire department. Pentland Florist, 24 Birch St., Workshop in its drive to collect roll Monday. They will be of the town budget — was left grant the right of way. said Dominic “ Nicky” LaTorre W HERE . . . ? w ill you choose your amends the town charter, Such changes in election that m i^ t come up just prior to wire coat hangers. and income for the clients. to endorse the fine work of the movement at the same time.” He leaves his wife, Mrs. Celia in which |58 in cash was taken. published as soon as possible for later consideration. Sullivan explained, "The as he rejected Wednesday a cKy voters in the 1973 municipal procedures would have to meet an election. Moses Kanter; a sm, Charles Landolina was released on a family burial p l^ ? after receipt. The sulHxmimittee rejected town collects property taxes for Four juveniles, unidentified offer of $110,000 to buy his shop. Sections will have no choice with state approval, according Advocates of toe change feel Kanter of Vernon; two 8500 non-surety bond. He is to Do you care where you are buried? If you don’t a, proposal for requiring a supplying fire protection. It has becatise of their ages (under In response, Hartford regarding who is elected to tbe to the mayor, but other towns that toe possibility of turnover OO • O O . daughters, Mrs. Clara R e z ^ appear in court Dec. 18 at someone very likely does, and that someone may have referendum for any expen­ a responslbilty to service those 16), were apprehended by Corporation Counsel Alexander Board cd Education. Under tbe have several wajrs of electing every two years might be just of Manchester and htrs. Jean Manchester. to decide in haste without your help. Experience shows diture over 1100,000 — whether outlying areas — and not by Manchester Police Wednesday Goldfarb said he would present system, in 1973 four /officials whidi could work in in the thing to keep board Klothe of NdW York City; ten that it is usually the wife vrtio must m ^ the choice. in a lump sum or over a period contracting with another fire night in connection with a break recommend that the city make seats become available on the South Windsor, he concluded. members on their toes. Srandchildren and four great­ A house break at 24 Hamiltcm o f years. department.” into the Masonic Temple, 25 E. no further offers and instead board and each political party At least two area towns, In Tolland, the Situation as it grandchildren. Dr. Wednesday netted thieves Center St. Saint James Cemetery may legally noininate only two Coventry and Tolland, have now exists is even more Agostinelli said he opposes $1,070 in cash, police reported take the shop by condemnation The funeral was today at 2 Sullivan recommended a 368 BROAD STREET persons, thus assuring the similar no-contest situations to tying the hands of the of today. Mail was taken in the break, for the propos^ widening of extreme, since there is never a p.m. at Temple B’nai Israel, change in purchasing police said. One o f the four MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT automatic election of all four. contend with on their school contest for the Board of Directors. "It would be a Theleves entered the house. Grove Street. with burial in Ellington Jewish procedures — a change hi 1975, five seats become boards, and both towns are also Education. The school board mistake to limit them,’’ he Dr. Robert Bray's residence, youths, a 14-year-old Coventry The offer included $35,000 to Phone 643-6713 Cemetery. M emory week will requested by Town Manager available, with each party able in the process of charter there consists of six members, said. "They are reqxnslble by prying a rear door, police boy, was searched near tbe be contributed by the Travelers be observed at his late home. ‘Robert Weiss and the CDAP to run three candidates, for a revision, one aim being to clear two of whom come up for people and senstive to tha said. The unidentified burglars scene and police found a «maii The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 task force on general total six candidates, only five up this situation. wishes of the public and would left the same way. quantity of suspected election every two years for Farmington Ave., Hartford, government. Tlje change is for marijuana. of whom may be elected. In Coventry, toe situation is six-year terms. have to answer to them at tbe Tlie cash, all in bills, was was in charge of arrangements. election box.’’ raising the |1,000 lim it for Thus, alternate elections, similar to South Windsor’s, Tolland’s charter revisionists apparently the only thing taken The youths were referred to Stone said the public always purchases without bidding. juvenile authorities and voters have a no-o>ntest situa- except that, on a seven-man are proposing an expansion of Elfreda S. Bowie in the break. Police detectives has a chance to talk at pubUc Sullivan said his sub­ released to their parents, police tion. school board, four are elected the school board to nine VERNON — Mrs. Elfreda are investigating. hearings. committee rejected a proposal said. The only possible exception to in one election, and three members, eight to be elected to Smith Bowie, 73, of Forestville, the no-contest situation is if a elected two years later. Once alternate four-year terms, and Dominic Squatrito agreed for requiring voter approval for Archery equipment and formerly of Vernon, died at her third party runs a candidate, or again, in the first instance each one to a two-year term. Under ^Phone 643-2711 To Include Your Business that "fo r r e s p ^ b l e and good town participation in regional clothing valued at nearly $800 home early Wednesday if a successful write-in party nominates two persons, this system, at each bienniel governmoit, we shouldn’t tie governmental bodies. He said was stolen from a park«i car at evening. She was the wife of LT.WOOD campaign is waged. with all being assured of - InIn the Herald^sMfirnld^s ChristmasPhriglmnst Gift(Zlft Guide! the hands of the directors.’ ’ He the proposal does not belong in election, four members would Francis G. Bowie, and had lived the Parkade Wednesday night, cautioned, however, that the the charter and pointed out that Mayor Abraham Glassman automatic election. Two years be elected to to four year in Vonon until eight years ago. police reported. LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET legality of installment buying the town already belongs to the has urged the charter revision later, when three seats beoime terms, and one member to a wk ' “T Before her retirement, she The items were taken from F ir e C a lls still must be determined and Capitol Region Council of group to look into any available, each party again two year term. With six worked at the Aldon Spinning the trunk of a car owned by Pro-Holiday, Spoclal Purchase warned against the practice FRESH, BONaESS, LEAN possibility of changing the no­ nominates two individuals, for candidates in the running, there OKHTHB Mills in Talcottville. Governments, the Capitol Robert Wirtz of Coventry. The Town firemen answered a without first obtaining a clear- contest rule, since^ in his a total of four candidates in the would be an automatic contest Region Planning Agency, the rest of the car was untouched, call to 9 Cross St. at 10:03 a.m. NEI.,TIIRS., Besides her husband, she cut legal ruling. opinion, the curreiit situation is running, only three of whom in each election. Tolland’s leaves a son, Alfred McDaniel Connecticut Conference of police said. today to investigate a gas inUITEStl _ can be elected, thus creating 9 Phyliss Jackston said she Mayors and several educational "not fair to the people at charter revisions are still sub­ CARPET o f Vernon; a daughter in Investigation is continuing. furnace backfire which caused thinks the proposal needs more organizations. election time. They should be toe contest. ject to legal review, and as in Maine; a sister; three smoke in heating ducts. There study and that some provision given a choice and not just the Coventry’s charter revision Coventry’s case, also still grandchildren; and three great­ Richard A. Payne, 39, of 149 was no damage firemen is needed to protect the Agostinelli, a former total number of votes cast for group has come up with a-solu­ subject to a vote at the polls by grandchildren. chairman of the Capitol Region Lenox St., was charged early reported. taxpayers from land purchases each candidate,” he said. tion to this situation, which is townspeople. A memorial service will be Council of Governments, today with reckless driving, in spread over a period of years. Glassman proposed changing still being actively debated: In Manchester, where the SALE! held Friday at 2 p.m. at Funk agreed the proposal has no connection with an accident at Harlan Taylor too asked for Bbmd of Education elections to elect a full seven-man board Board of Education has nine Funeral Home, 35 Bellevue place in the charter. He warned Main and Park Sts. ♦.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.♦Xv.v.v/.v.'.v.VwrAV.T.WWiStftJ BUY4~QET1MORE more study. "The purpose is to the same arrangement that every two years. Critics of this members, three are elected in Ave., Bristol. The funeral will against “ locking ourselves in Police said the Payne car was protect the public,” he said. exists with the Town Council, syst^ charge such a change each biennial election from be on Saturday in Bridgton, in collision with a car driven by ‘‘I’m not against good and cutting ourselves off from Secret Talks where a full board is elected would make for lack of unity among four candidates. They Maine, with burial in Maine at the rest of the world.” Thomas J. Wall, 28, of East government, but questionable Our Own Cun— Hsad Cut eyery two years, or to a full and transition, should an entire serve 3-year terms. PORTABLE TYPEWRITER the convenience of the family. Hartford. The accident government. The question of f r e e ; The Most Wanted Christmas Gift! Calling hours are today from 7 “ The danger,” cautioned occurred at about 1 a.m. R e s u m e the legality of installment Choose from toe Best: • Royal*Olympla • Olivetti- to 9 at the Funk Funeral Home. State Rep. Francis Mahoney, Damage was minor, police Corned Beef u v e r You buy 4 square yards of any velvet, plush, shag, buying certainly is one to be I Underwood • Smith-Corona • Remington-Rand.from] "is not locally. It is the state said. No injuries were reported. VuryLuan ■ level loop, twist, or tip shear carpet. Installed wall-to- determined.” PARIS (AP) — Henry A. Pair Armed With Knife ' $54.95 • Sales-Service-Rentals (Adding and (Calculating legislature that must be Court date is Dec. 18. wall, and WE WILL GIVE YOU ONE ADDITIONAL Mrs. Frances M. Ivanickl John Sullivan, reporting for Kissinger and Le Due Tho ! Machines, tool) watched — with its frequent VERNON - Mrs. Frances M. the sub-committee of himself resumed their secret talks SQUARE YARD FREEI Offer Includes: PADDING, proposals for controlling local Cars driven by Jan B. Ivanickl, 79, of 47 Regan St., and John Rottner, today shortly after an Rob Liquor Store Clerk CARPET and LABOR. functions — such as zoning Rosenthai, 17, of 38 Lawton Rd., We Are Now Taking Orders for Christmas Rockville, widow of Joseph recommended a charter provi­ American spokesman said laws.” state Police are looking for occurred on Hebron Rd. Cars Ambassador Dr., Manchester. Ivanickl, died Wednesday at sion which would guarantre fire there might be ‘‘disap­ The Charter Revision Com­ tvroSmen who held up a liquor driven by Paul E. Smith, 31, of The morning accident occurred 1 WEEK ONLYI InstollatloS'***'^ Manchester Memorial protection to all outlying areas. pointments wd setbacks” in Your out Store for Fimily and Hotnol mission, with a Feb. 6 deadline store on Rt. 83, Ellington, Hebroni and Charles E. Ryan, on Reservoir Rd., Vernon. DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Hoq>ital. He recommended one fire Hitchcock Works the pace of final peace for submitting its Greyledge Farm Turkeys 56, o f 79 Vernon St., Minor injuries were Free Purnell Parktng—Matter Char|« Ctrdi AcceptodI Bom in Poland, Dec. 7,1892, district for all sections of Seminar Topic negotiations. Wednesday night and made of she had lived in RockvWe 52 recommendations to the Board Before the private peace ses­ wlto nearly $100 in cash. Manchester, were in collision. reported. OPEN Manchester not serviced by the of Directors, may hold weekly No injuries were reported. Court date is Dec. 19 at years. 8th District. At present, those A seminar on the techniques sion resumed in the Paris The two men entered the She was a member of St. meetings until then. and films of Alfred Hitchcock suburb of Gif-sur-Yvette, the Fancy Geese Thunderbird Package Store, Ryan was charged with failure Rockville. _____ Joaqth’s Church, St. Helen’s will be held Saturday at Eiast acting U.S. delegate, Heyward near toe Vernon town line, at to grant one-half of hi^way. Paul Pinney, 18, of 83 E. Main TONIGHT Society, the Rosary Society and Catholic High School. It is being Isham told the semipublic' about 7:15 p.m.. State Police The second accident occurred St., Rockville, and James spfvino connoclirul hiimi-m.• ■ n i »• l')0!) the Sacr^ Heart Society, all of sponsored by CONMEN peace talks that p r o s p e ^ for salid; One of the two men, on Interstate 84 at about 6:30 Loutoan, 25, of Regan Rd., Ver­ OPENTOMGHT ADAM’S the diurch. Yesterday’s Rain (Connecticut Media Experts peace were brighter but added: Long Island Ducklings a ^ M with a knife, ordered toe p.m. A car operated by Milan non, w ere charged with Knor, 34, of 88 Florence St., ’tl9KI0 APPLE Survivors are two sons, and Novices). “The negotiathig process has store's clerk to sit down in a tampering with a motor vehi­ W----- CFTlMMlMCaSIMO Manchester, went out of control M iwifi npRi Qiester Ivanickl of Somers and Registration and a coffee not yet reached its final chair. cle, Vernon Police reported. blau MMCMESiaPMKjK furniture stores (SR. 115:38) Joaqrii'Zastawny of Rod^H e: hour will be held at 9 a m. At 10, conclusion.” inen then opened toe cash in the eastbound lane and Police said toe charges stem HOLIDAY a sifter in Poland; and' two More^Than anJneh Michael K tbb4»j)irp^nt# •^‘ilS idJftlli^inh *Vy of N«)rtfr Fresh Capons r q g ^ r ; removed $50 in ten- struck several guard posts. from alleged incidents in a used • CASH Knor was not injurted. grandcUldren. introduction to Hitchcock, Vietnam told the weekly Please Order Early f or Good Selection doUar tolls, $40 In one-dollar car lot to Rockville Monday. SCNMK' ^ Heavy rains ^swept throtupi atacokearlier tUs v^eek. Hpqps Kerbel, who will serve as tolto, and som e. change; and F u p h tl sendees will be held hneetihg that the Saigon ANDOVER Court date is Dec. 19. • HBCETTQMS the Greater Hartford area said company crews at-e ‘ bdhlnar Ieaddr',**(raches a fffii govelllkliSIt’s ol^ections th4^ fled on foo^ Keliii’s Saturaay at 8:|iS a.m. from the Hasit Tfnik; 29, of Wllllmah- • HPTOSYEiHiS Wednesday night, leaving most struggling to get back on their history course at the University draft Kissinger and Tho w dtk ^ !The man wielding toe knife, Ills Main SL, Haiioliestor White-Gibson-iSaaall Funeral tic, was cl&rged with operating Julian A. T aylor, 37, of areas with at least one inch of regular Installation scheduies. of Bridgeport and is film critic was described as a white male, Phone S4S-41S9 TOMYI HERB AT THE Home, 65 Elm ^t., RockviUe, out last month have “again IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TE$T' a motor vehicle with unsafe Hartford, was charged with six precipitation. The rainstorm, The Manchester Park of the Village Voice, New York 5-^fobt-8, 155 pounds, wearing a with a Mass of the Resuritiction pushed the negotiations into a tires, after a two-car accident counts each of third-degree accompanied by high winds, Department is still receiving City’s Greenwich Village S?D H?LIK eT kI H ? “ or side of beef - 8RVE bind' and purple ski mask and Swiss Colony at 9 aJn. at St. Joseph’s Church deadlock.” at Rts. 6 and 316, Andover, forgery and third-degree compounded m any'of the cmnplaints of fallen trees and newspaper. g r e ^ Army jacket. The second MANCHSSTM FARKADI in Rockville. Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh of the Wednesday morning. larceny, Vernon Police said. problems caused by Monday tree limbs. Park Three Hitchcock films will be mdn was described as a white The charges were lodged Friends may call at the Viet Cong denied speculation iii State Police said Tanik’s car "GOOD EATING" night’s ice storm. Superintendent Ernest Tureck shown: ‘‘Foreign male, S-foot-10, 175 pounds, funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 the Paris press tliat a peace was in collision with a vehicle against Taylor on a Cir^t r i “GOOD GIVING’’ In Manchester, the Town said cleanup operations should Correspondent” at 10:15 a. m., wearing a green and red ski Court 12 arrest warrant. Court and 7 to 9 p. There will be a agreement was ihuninent. SlSrSSELLST 6«.8424 R„,„„cePlan. driven by Adam S. Micbalik, 46, Water Department measured be complete by Monday. “ Notorious” at 1:30 p.m., and m a ^ ^ a tan jacket. date is Dec. 18 at Manchester. prayer service at 8 p.m. Friday. Kissinger and Tho of Columbia. Damage was OIFT PACKS and 1.48 Inches of rain Wednesday The National Weather “ Mamie” at 4:30 p.m. At 3:30 State Police said two men maintained their usual news PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE minor and no injuries were IMPORTED DELICACIES night. Service at Windsor Locks p.m., Kerbel will conduct a fitting toe descriptions were COVENTRY , Leroy S. Barnard Sr. blackout around their WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS reported. Leroy Samuel Barnard Sr., Heavy rains Wednesday night forecasts clear and cold discussion whose topic will be negotiations. observed earlier in toe evening Raymond M. Howe, 26, of 99 left the Greater Hartfoid area weather tonight, increasing “ On Hitchcock’s Themes and at a convenience food store in Barry Rd., Coventry, was 67, of East Hartford, father of VERNON with about an inch of cloudiness tomorrow. There is Variants.” Ellington. There was no charged Wednesday nij^t with Ralph W. Barnard of Laura B. Curtis, 42, o f a chance of some snow Friday CONMEN, which meets four robbery there, however. reckless driving, Coventry Manchester and brother of Mrs. precipitation. The rainstorm, Stafford Springs, was charged afternoon, probably turning to times a year, conducts a two- M Ui Police r^rted. GIVE A BIKE Marjorie Katz of Tolland, died accompanied by high winds, Wednesday with failure to (h^e compounded many of the rain Friday night. week film institute each BOLTON 'tlie charges were lodged Wednesday at Hartford a reasonable distance aparti Hospital. summer at the Kent School. State Police at toe Coldiester after an 11:53 p.m. accident on problems caused by the Monday Vernon Police reported. RAUJOH night ice storm. Trinity College offers three Barracks reported two Lake St., police said. Details of He was employed at Pratt Police said her car was in Harvest Hill and Whitney Aircraft for 27 The Hartford Electric Light Paul Rust, graduate credits upon accidents which occurred in toe accident were not available. collision with a car drivra by PACKAGE STORE years. Co. today reported no major successful completion of the in­ Bolton Wednesday. C ourt date is Jan 8 at Dorothy C. Prichard o f 7B He leaves three other sons, problems due to Wednesday Bus Line stitute. Mrs. Laura Hansen, The first, at 5:15 p.m.. Manchester. MANCHESTER PARKADE MANCHRtTBR five daughters, and sixteen night’s rains. But the Southern ECHS teacher of English, is a 619 e. Middle Tpke. grandchildren. New England Telephone Official, Dies member of CONMEN. 648-8327 Tile funeral will be Friday at Co.today reported that about Information about membership We Feature BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Paul COME FIND II a.m. at Callahan Funeral 200 customers were without fees and benefits of the Rust, 71, president of Home, 1602 Main St., East telefdione service this morning organization may be obtained YOURS Connecticut Railway & A Complote Lino of Hartford, with the Rev. Frank Lyman Hoops, Manchester by addressing Thomas Andrews ...IN OURS. 10 speed, 5 speed, 3 speed. Lighting Co. since 1952, died IMPORTED and DOMESTIC Gulinello officiating. Burial manager of the telephone com­ at the Kent School. Set up and ready to go or will be in Mountain View pany, said most of those 200 Wednesday at Bridgeport layaway. Good selection. Hospital. WINES Cemetery, Bloomfield. service disruptions were Rust joined CR&L, Connec­ FOR THE HOLIDAYS Calling hours are today from caused by the rains, but a few ticut’s second largest bus line, 7 to 9 p.m. were holdovers from the ice Correction FARR’S in 1936 after experience with 2 Main 81. railroads in Michigan and a bus open dally to 10 p.m. line in Pennsylvania. He was U.S.D.A. Cliolco GIFT PACKS appointed CR&L executive vice SIRLOIN TIP COLLECTORS’ BOTTLES Norwich Hospital president in 1947. Employes May ROAST BEEF LOOK FOR THE HARVEST HILL $109 Sh>5^A DISCOVERY LABELS AND 8AVEI Be Disciplined PRAGUE SHOES About Town ■ lb. ALLIED RADIO SHACK A.C. PEJERSEN FARMS NORWICH (AP) - The “ There’s an implication that Dr. Peter Lowenberg, who WESTERN superintendent of Norwich some people didn’t function the was scheduled to speak at last W.T. GRANT Tuesday's meeting of the SHOP THE GIFT State Hospital is free to begin way they should,’’ said an BEEF MART FABRIC FAIR disciplinary action against administrator at the Mental Manchester Wates, which was 84 ToHaml Tpki. DIAMOND SHOWCASE e m p ire s in connection with a Health Department who asked canceled because of the bad CAROUSEL GIFT SHOP patient suicide, Mental Health to remain anonymous. weather, will speak at next THE CHEESE SHOP VALUES! Tuesday’s Wates meeting. V Commissioner Ernest Shepherd Confidentiality laws MORSE SHOES said Wednesday night. prohibited the hospital from NUGENTS “ The superintendent is the identifying the dead man REGAL MEN’S SHOP r ‘appointing official’ at the in­ without the written consent of I D & L stitution and has the right to his kin, according to BERNIE’S TV :i lURTFOilDRD. i take disciplinary steps,” department officials. The St. James Church^ CAMERA CENTER mmmnmm WILL BE $T8K Shepherd said. He said he would names of the employes facing Main Street, Manchester PEOPLE’S SAVINGS BANK review the superintendent’s possible suspension also were SUPER FINAST STORES steps, once they are taken, and withheld. Fridayf December 8th VERNON DRUG ROVING could add to them if he EM’S BAKERY considered additional punish­ 8UQQE8T... Meanwhile, the hospital TRI-CITY CLEANERS ABOUT THE 8WEETB8TGIFT ment was warranted. SAGE-ALLEN 1 1 1 The superintendent. Dr. announced that an epileptic Feast of The OF ALL.. Morgan Martin, was con­ woman patient died of asphyxia MAM’SELLE LIGGEn in a Kettle Building bathtub MARY LEWIS THE PLAZA raUMNCY sidering suspending five Immaculate Conception ADMRYQUEEN enmloyes for up to three days Oct. 20. There was “ no connec­ FISHER OPTICIANS FOR eadi because of the suicide, tion whatsoever” between the MUSIC ISLAND MON. - SAT. HAMILTOR IIACH OFT CERTIFICATE ■ccofdlng to officials of the woman’s death and the suicide, Schedule of Masssest YOUNGER GENERATION DMlrieKnHe officials said. Fracblen Gnutid Stain- 50( each iMsotal Health Department. BERNIE’S TV & APPLIANCES With surf>rises Gilts laat Steal Modal. 6 Fool The i^tient who committed 10 for $4.50 Ann Morse, public informa- RANDALL’S STATIONERS OatacbablaCaRL SttieMe hajQged himself Sunday Thursday 5:30 and 7:30 P.M. - m s - Uon officer at the hospital, said ALBERT & LARRY’S BEAUTY lKM|ittars KetUe Building FOR THE KIDOiES! 7 Bqr$ B Wash! $^80 EATDRIMKANDBE the asphyxia death was SALON Wwkond Spoekil W - d m r b e l ^ at the hospital for Friday Morning 7, 9 and 12 Noon MERRY confirm^ by an autt^y as TO P ROW... Im Ughts U .N to If .M, SwlM maical blid case |U, t M days,'according to David' “ natural.” The doctor who per­ bW ta w Uto »JS tow!W. eBWTER ROW... Eto|U* bo»e cfcto* PETIT FOURS Bogfnkk, a qwkesman for the formed the autopsy is no longer Friday Evening 5 :3 0 and 7:30 P.M. Special Holiday Store Hours Top! c m ft iwietn t JS ip, ItoUu aUwitor bookcoSi MJS, ilitaater Itetal Health Dqwrtment. in the Norwich area, she safd. ^ S n to U.IS. BOTTMI ROW »*■?. ** . S n ii ir o S se to I.II, leae selMeUce scwitod Medles wits rfiip ft 9-OS. bo* ...... Sog. 91.29 87« M ERliy CHRISTAIAS t ji” ,

E w 'h"' PAGE TWENTY — EVENING HERALD. Manchertci, Conn., Thurg., Dec. 7, ITO About Town MANCHEoi ■ ' EVENING HERALD, ManchesteV, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 7, 1972 — PAGE TWBaTTY-ONE HiHsto«n Grange 87 will hold 'Gub win hold a couples bowling LUXURY PATROL Publishers Get a roast beef supper at the party at Silver Lanes in Andover KUALA LUMPUR (AP) - Grange Hall, 617 Hills St., East Hartford Saturday at 7:30 p.m. G^mputer Keeps An l^e On Grammar Malaysia is buying 100 amptiibi- Hartford, on Saturday. TlMre Leslie Patdien is chaiiman. Teachers ous armored Gidillacs for pe­ Boost in Canada will be servings from S to 7 p.m. trolling guerrilladhfested and the public is welcome. The Saturday Nile Swingers areas, defence officials report­ Hckets wUl be sold at the dmr. of North United Methodist For Disadvantaged To Assist Elementary School Pupils ed. The cars are armor-plated, TORONTO (AP) - The Church will be hosts to the have bullet-proof tires and are Canada Council has an­ Round Table Singers Saturday equipped with machine-guns Tte Manchester Newcomers . By NADY UPPMAN vide the answer as to what the sphere where students can and graade launchers. nounced a 11,092,500 pro­ at 8 p.m. Anna Friaini central facility for- special grohp, and then make these The project will cost $30,000 Correapondent education classes, vdiich would Associated Press Writer next step in the student’s in­ f6r this first year and is feder­ move at their own pace.” gram to help Canada’s bOok available to those who want structions should be. publishing industry provide Tel. 742-9347 serve all of the communities. them at a nominal fee. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) ally funded. Two new teachers and a Whatever the — About 100 fourth, fifth ‘"rhis Is the first time com­ Although this is a pilot pro­ translation of Canadian books A Mouse in the House? puter managed instruction has and buy books for distribution teacher aide were hilwl by the recommendations are, the intra ’The board moved to accept and sixth grade students at gram using a University of Ar­ Andover Board of Education gone on iWArizona,” said Mrs. izona compute;;, Mrs. Burrows in Canada and abroad. district committee will be the bills presented, whidi will ’Tucson’s Elvira Elementary Burrows, who will help direct .pM day night, tuider ’Titie I asked to vote on vdiether the School might as well forget said snutller towns may some­ T h e council said grants worth fundion a part-time hnaia ' be paid au to m atic^, as they the program. “It will give the day be connected to a central towns will or will not all fall within normal budget about brini^ng apples to the teacher a look at a child’s spe­ 1377,500 would be made to 49 At the monthly meeting of the computer by means of a termi­ participate in the programs. retluirements. teacher. cific problem, where we ib m to •publishers to support their v m board, Andover Elementary nal. She said such plans are publishing programs. Other Prognuna An interesting item iq this ’The teacher in this case is a get only a general impression.” School Principal Donald Libby computer, vdiich has been as­ already in the planning stages Another 3215,000 will be given Tlie new assistant sc;(iool noonth’s roster of bills states Mrs. Burrows said the chil­ in ’Tucson District One. told members that a grant of “W.J. EnglandLumber (trap)” signed to teach them English dren’s daily work will be pro­ to publishers for translation of approximately $3,400 had been superintendent. Dr. Richard grammar. Zanini, informed board for $3.09. Tlim must be an grammed into the computer Canadian books into Ehiglish received by the school undv ~ At the beginning of the pro­ Other subjects are also being from French or into French members that Andover will underprivileged mouse who which will then recommend ei­ the Title I program. Title I decided to further his education gram students will be given ther that a child go ahead to worked on for computer pro­ from English. also participate in a $23,000 gramming. Mrs. Burrows said deals with aid to disadvantaged during these cold winter comprehensive grammar tests, another skill level, be given an The remaining $500,000 will children. grant to be distributed by the which will be mrrected by the mathematics will be next, and be used to buy Canadian books state under the State Aid to months. alternative way of approaching Musical Programs computer. Deluding on their the same skill, or be started at all skill areas and all grade for free distribution in Canada Disadvantage Children scores children will begin work­ a lower level. levels are possible. The Board voted to hire program. and in embassies, foreign uni­ Ralph Patterson, who is now ing on lessons that Barbara ’The computer can also sug­ This year's experimental versities and cultural centres Board members rgised two Bells in Town Burrows is developing. group was picked from what abroad. employed by the school three gest various alternatives for 645 Main 8 t, Manchaatar 649-0300 days weekly as a music questions concerning all of the The students will work the student to take in ap­ Mrs. Burrows called “average Purpose of the program, out­ ^ a n t programs. One question Sunday Topic proaching this problem. kids.” They will be divided into lined under the federal book teacher, for additionai time in through a lesson, and then their which he wiil provide recorder was whether, if the teachers answers will be fed daily into ’"This is a way of teaching fourth, fifth and sixth grades publishing policy last February, were hired under the ’Title I Mrs. Richard Ranney of East skills that saves time for the for administrative purposes. is to “support and encourage lessons to pupils and offer other the computer which will pro- music instruction. program and the grant for some Hartford will speak on "Beils student as well as the teacher,” the publication and translatira reastm did not materialize, the Before 1900 in Manchester” at But for the most part, they of more Canadian books, pro­ For the younger children in Mrs. Burrows said, “ft will the school, there will be a school would be obliged to the Sunday afternoon meeting I WINE SELLS show if a student doesn’t have will be, grouped according to viding authors with a better retain the teachers. School of the Mimdiester Historical WINNIPEG (AP) - Frank skill levels, fluctuating accord­ market for their work and the different program set up, to sit through something he al­ Superintendent Dr. David Cat- Society, which will be held at Syms, chairman of the Man­ ready knows, and conversely, ing to the dictates of the com­ public with greater access to dealing witt music apprecia­ itoba Liquor Control Commis­ tion and other things. I^ e d for tanach assured the board that filing Junior High School at be puzzled by something dav puter. books writtoi by^Canadians,” the school would be obliged to 1:30. sion, says sales of wine in the the council said in a news re­ this portion of the program was after day.” ' pay the teachers’ salaries only The originally announced province should reach a million “It will give the student time lease. Mrs. Kay Corl, who had been gallons this year. Last year, “We’re a traditional school Book publishers will be able doing substitute teaching at the until such time as the time has been resdieduled to to pursue specialized inter­ here, with each grade having its information concerning the enable the audience to attend 974,718 gallons of table and for­ ests,” she continued, “and to spend their grants as they kchool for the past few years. tified wines, domestic and im- own classroom,” Mrs. Burrows wish — within certain general Tlie board also voted to hire grant was received, a matter of the Manchester Gvic Orchestra that’s why we believe it’s not a said. “Using (his system, we a few weeks or a month or two, Manitoba, cold cow way ofoi teaching. Actually guid^ — to “offset publication Marylou Maneggia of Bolton as concert at 3. Mrs. Ramiey’s turn into an open school. We’re Seasonal Decorations in School Windows at best. lecture is open to the public. m tM m ,0M gallons more than it’s making teachi^m ore inS deficits on books by Canadian a teacher aide to assist in the in the previous year. vidualized.” getting away from the fixed authors." • DECOUPAQE SUPPLIES Mrs. Anita Anderson, the On display will be bells from classroom and into an atmo­ The new, large windows of Nathan Hale School provide amide space program developed under this McKenzie, elementary art teacher. Yews and rhododendrons Under the translation pro­ • CANDLE MAKING SUPPLIES grant. board’s newest member, ap­ her personal collection of over for the decorations intended to represent the multi-dimensional gram, the money will be usc^ to • WOOD AND METAL CRAFT pointed to replace Marvin 1,000. She will also demonstrate planted at appropriate places around the building were donated by Area Grant Grabeff, who no longer lives in aspects of the season— Christmas and HunukkAh, the old and new, translate any “quality books” In a completely unrelated her skill in the use of “four-in- sacred and secular. The materials were created and Installed by the City Beautification Committee, chaired by Dr. Douglas Smith, with the exception of school • PLUS MANY NEW FUN Andover, asked whether hand” bells by playing music of the Chamber of Commerce. (Photo by Buceivicius) texts. CRAFT IDEASI area, Andover will participate children participating in these every age level in the school under the supervision of Mrs. Marinnp in a federal grant received appropriate to the season. programs would be removed Mrs. Ranney is the daughter under Title VI which deals with from their regular classroom special education programs. of Mrs. John Bckles, a member Steam Train Puffs A gain work to do this. of the society and the Gieney This grant, which involves Libby Cattanach both assured the reven towns of Andover, Homestead committee. Mrs. Black & Deokap the board that children are Ranney has achieved national SYDNEY (AP) - They were members of the society, er a 36 class, 46 years old. Hebron, Marlborough, Open brought two steam loco­ but some came from as ^ taken out of the classroom at recognition through her hobby Stpam locomotives have vir­ Franklyn, Lebanon, Bozrah and pre-arranged times, and only Every motives out of the Railways away as New 2teland to uke tually disappeared from Aus­ of collecting bells, wbldi began Colchester, was applied for when the program being Night Museum to haul seven sleeping the trip. The 10-day tour cost tralian tracks, and in New through a Joint program as a child. She is Wee president Until 10 $300. South Wales only a handful are offered provides them with a of th e American Bell GIFT IDEAS! cars, a diner, and 130 steam developed by four of the school enthusiasts 800 miles from Syd­ One engine used was a 38 still in use and then only for greater learning potential than Association and is chairman of clam, 30 years old, and the oth­ superintendents invoived in the program underway in the ney to Whyalla in South Aus­ shunting. these towns, including Aram its national convention, to tralia. classroom at that hour. held in Hartford in June next Damarjian, Andover’s School Pictures year. The sentimental Journey was superintendent until last year. In response to comments and Items in her collection range arranged by the Rail Transport CONR SALVAGE C«.. Ik . dBm TIm An intra district committee, questions by parents, Libby from a tiny first century A.D. Museum Society to mark the composed of representatives Jig Saw *'w'* brought up the subject of school bell excavated from a Roman opening of a new rail line from from the boards of education of Port Augusta to Whyalla. GLORIOUS EMPORIUM pictures. villa at Anzio, Italy to the tap Cuts corners, curves where you want each of these towns has been Some parents felt that there them on wood, metal, plastics, etc. *7510 s Most of those on the train bell from 4he front desk at the formed to coordinate the grant should be a class picture as old Heublein Hotel in Hartford; efforts. Thomas Grant, who has OORNER OF M MIFORO HOAD there used to be in previous and from a deep-toned oriental BhdcaOaUm’- Permits Show a doctor’s degree in special years. Other parents did not bronze bell to a strident trolley education, has been hired to want pictures taken gong. Black BOaokBP' 3/8” Drill 6 FME $T, lUNOHESTER - OM-TTII conduct a survey of the special Figures Up automatically and sent home Comfortably balanced. Gearing and edqcation needs in these with the chUd. 3/8” Variable Speed conuiMmities and to conde back chuck designed to handle big lobs. For Building The Board agreed that OX>THE ’THE NEEDY Drill Kit Burn-out protected motor. #7100 ‘ with some' possible notices would be sent home to HOUSTON (AP) - The •I The estimated value of Hi Neighbor! reconunendations. th e parents requesting Houston School District has be­ YOUR CHOICE Manchester constructiao last His work wili include finding permission to take the child’s come the first in the state to the number of children who are month was more than two-and-1 Inasmuch as the picture. (This policy is now win permission to use federal getting or need special a-half times that for November only difference be- being followed). When the pic­ money to clothe needy children. ' last year, according to a report education, the faciiities Formeriy SoM twemi a man and ture is taken, it will be sent The Texas Education Agency by Thomas C. Monahan, <^ef available in each town, the has approved spending $325,000 For 29.90 a boy is tiie price home on approval, with no building Inspectmr. money spent by each town on group picture or class com­ in federal m on^ during 1972-73 Trlgoer locks at desired speed from 0 to The totals were $1,323,025 for of his toys, I tried this program, materials used, to buy clothes for n e ^ chil­ 1,000 R.P.M. Buff, drill, sand, grind, etc. posite. Heavy duty plastic case. * 7121 November of this year to figure out which etc. In the spring of the year, the dren of the district. com pared to $519,566 for category I fit into The work may possibly result school will engage the About 11,000 cUldren will be November 1971. by walking around in a recoinmendation that the photographer to come and take eligible to participate in the Coitributing to last month’s our huge toy stock towns set up some sort of class pictures of each class as a program, Houston district offi­ cials said. high figure was a $547,000 (which fortunately pmmit for 48 apartments on Homestead St., a $178,200 permit for twin Jerry Lewis- came m tor the holiday season). Cinema Theaters at Burr Corners, and a $128,858 permit I played with the model cars but | for twin additions to the UA decided that the real ones were VERNON Thetare Blast in the Manchester more fun; looked over the Parkade. pretty dolls and the real ones,| Blatdc&DeokBP' Permits were issued also for wMe more troublesome, * [8”Compact Radial Ar BhokaBeokaP' B la c k a B ao keP ' 7 single-family dwellings, at an are also more fun; estimated value of $27,100 Saw with Leg Stand 71/4” Circular Saw Drill Bit Sharpener now the WAYSIDE Orbital Sander each; 2 two-family dwellings; 3 garages; 1 tool shed; 2 If purchased ‘Y - ewlmmlng pools; 6 fences; 32 p l i S separately a alterations and additions; 2 132.94 @ - 1 9 9 9 1 9 9 9 I 1 2 9 9 affidavits (including one for PS FURNITURE $110,000 for the added cost of Performs all woodworking cuts, lull Burnout protected 1 HP motor; Sharpens broken or dull bits, ac­ 2 7/0" deep. 2 H.P. roller bearing handle placement gives fine bal­ Orbital action permits flush apartments on New State Rd.); cepts 11 different sizes, makes sanding, fine finishing of wood, 107 electrical, 26 heating and 19 motor. Automatic locking at 0° to 45° ance and control, exhaust repels them usable again. #7980 for bevel and mitre cuts. * 7701 sawdust from cutting line. #7301 metal, plastics. #7410 plumbing permits; 1 demolition on on Bissell St., to niake room for SAVE 20% all ’The Manchester Herald’s new parking lot; and 1 sign. airplanes are something else— I can’t fly a real one so f - A $12,000 permit went to the the substitute has got to be the thing; and the trains— oh Boy! — they’re the most, and my wife doesn’t let LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM SUITES Manchester Grange, for an General Protect Your Famllyl addition to the town-owned old me hang around them. Thinks I should spend my time AND BEDDING IN STOCK. Bunce School on Olcott St. The with the customers instead. If I find any golf games I W * havo a fina aalacWon of Colonial, ModHarranoan and Traditional Sultas lor Electric Emergency Grange leases the premises for won’t be able to devote any time to business at all. I Chrlatmaa Dallvary 'Dimmer a nominal $1 per year. think m tell her I’m checking the inventory when I’m Escape I • EXTRA SPECIAL •" Switch in the toy department. Sheffield Ladder Public Records! All this is a sneaky way of telling you that we have Quality Steel a huge toy stock to show and hopefully sell you. Come % Steel Pliers Trade Name look and enjoy our delicious complimentary coffee GUSS or MARBLE TOP YOUR CHOICE Hack Saw Frame Richard Gauthier and while you browse. We also got a stock of AM-FM-8- Pamela Jane Gauthier, doing Our business as Center Lodge, 144- Track Stereo phono units (that sell in the stores for COFFEETABLES $ 159^ * up SALE *89*® 5 ^ ?.» 1.19 l'^3.29 $279.95) at $178.60; AM-FM-8-Track Stereos ($139.05 Adjusts lights from dim . 146 Center St. Needle nose, wire cutter Adjustable frame, die Heavy duty chain with tubular elsewhere) at $89.80; new shoe and boot stock to bright. Quick, or linemans pller. Vinyl cast handle. Oval bow lor Marriage Licenses simple Installation...... »r steel rungs. Attaches to Lawrence Henry Gavello and including snowmobile boots at $6.90, lined shoe pacs at P.8. WE AL80 HAVE A FINE 8ELECTION OF "LANE” grips. Stocking stutters! I maximum strength. window sill quickly. Barbara Ann Barse, both of $4.90, and ladies’ vinyl wateiproof boots at $3.90; HOPE CHE8T8. RECLINER8 AND ACCE880RIE8 Manchester. grocery items like Yoo-Hoo drink, pineapple, cat foM, Daniel Oiarles Berube, West- Miracle White detergent, facial tissues, etc.; Xmas • EXTRA ■ EXTRA SPECIAL • ! * field, Mass., and Patricia Ann trees, lights and decorations; transistor radios at I Curtin, 11 Diane Dr., Dec. 16, $2.80; plus carpet, furniture, records & tapes, bedding, JM CURSES Electronic Garage St. James Church. rat hd rriJOir] liy TV, and hundreds of things I can’t even remember. WITH THE PURCHASE OF $300.00 OR MORE, Door Opener I So come visit and help me find out what we have. DINNER FOR TWO, AT THE ACADIA, i r k e e p fe r i ■■ Cutler Chairman We’ll really enjoy seeing you. Remember that we sell Please mail packages by December 10th, PINES OR MARCO POLO RESTAURANT with a real “no-hard-time” nuney back guarantee if G rar Driven 12” Chain Saw Our Of Yale U Board your purchase does not please you in every way. And You still have time to carpet your home In Vme for my wife says, “Don’t forget your waUot!” cards and letters by DecemberlSth. 99.% NEW HAVEN (AP) - Lloyd ChrisUhasI N. Cutler, an attorney in Washington - D.C., has been 12" bar and chain, automatic chain STOP IN AND VISIT OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT: tightening. 1.5 HP, positive fuel Pushbutton convenience from your carl 'I named chairman of the Yale primer; 2 cycle engine. Can be Installed in 2 hours. May be used Remember Our Ex­ FEATURING BARWICK, BURLINGTON, DAN RIVER, on wood or steel doors. University development Board, hausting Hours: Thurs. Yale President Kingman / a m BS a n a l i m l Brewster Jr. said Wednesday. -Eve (Ugh!) 6 to 9, Fridays C d tiu lS itt CtiUer succeeds William S. 10 to 9 and Saturdays 10 to Tbur Postal Service Beinecke, chairman of the 5. We’re Rerting h m . SWAYtTOCHARdE board of the Sperry and VstnonlU o^pidoFunAwe 1 THURS. thru SAT. Hutchinson Co., in the F.S. Au guarantees and return privileges will start 1145 Tolland Tpke. Ht Mt TaKoOrW, (M, Vamon.Cem. Mon. thru FrI; 9:30 ajn. to lOdM pjn. financial-planning position one after Christanas. F ■ ‘ Saturday 9:00 ajn. to 10:00 pjn. of Yale’s major alumni posts. O e^nm 4...Ttnin.»rri.»nttin. Ch4teii€mi»r$. Space for this advertiseiaent has liean contributed as a Public Service by this pubUcation. Manchester PAGE TWIiiWTY*TWO— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester^ Conn., Thurs., Dec. 7, 1972 MAWCHESTEat EVENING HERALD, Manchester, TTiura.. Dec. 7; 1971— PAGE TWKNTY-TWR«« r + - i W E'RE TOGETHER NOW ... Home Is in Missouri But Job Is in Libya P et R o b in in the same store HANNIBAL, Mo. (AP) Charles K. Mudd doesn’t MuEid said the favorite activi­ Mudd’s wife, Etta, saya ifae^ OjUectors Clontimie To Seek — Most people in this Mis­ make the trip every Elay, but ty at the camp is going into the M s learned to adjust to her desert at night. ^ husbadd’s unusual working situ­ sissippi River town can when he does, he figures it’s a 6,000-mlle trip to w job as ation. Sally drive from their home to work “Almost all of us go out in the maintenance shEq> supervisor “It is not too hard an aEfiust- K n ow s H ow CARL’S TV & PANEL WORLD in 10 minutes or less, but one evening and look for fossils, Betaidfid Old Music Baxes for theOasis Oil Go. in Libya. ment,” she said. “I dton’t like resident may be the worid petrified wood, arrow beads or When Mudd and his family separations, but With Kenny ctaampioD commuter. World War U relics. It doesn't home during the Elay I find we lived In ’Tripoli, Libya, he get dark until 10 p.m., so goii^ Panel World, formerly Plywood Center gurdy, clocks with musical at- and old Swiss boxes bring veiy worked two fuU vreeks in the have a much better environ­ By VlviAN BROWN the first musical box which into the desert is really the ment. We can eIo u»tng« togeth­ T o W in AP Nemfeatara Writer tacfamenta and toys. One min- hi|^ prices. In the 18tb century [dayed interchangeable eUscs — company’s desert base at Waha biggest form of recreation,” be S* s« !| m anOREE SvfR™ ^ and then bad one week off the er, and when we havea quarrd, Some fine old music boxes ■trel picture wintb to [day a came the snuff boxes of tortoise veriically mEHinted Esnnbs over said. tune, cylinder boxes no»de be­ shell or fUligreed with enamel. job. Now that Mudd has moved we can solve it without me chil­ may be hidden away in at­ which a cardboard eUsc with dren imderfoot.” fore I860 are Ukriy to be key CyUadetB have thousands of perforations was. used — but his family to his old hometown, As a result, Mudd has an tics and bams. wound. LatCT ones have crank tiny pins on them which hit a the American box was E»nsid- he works six weeks in the extensive coUectlEm E>f fossils Mudd sE^ at least E»e seI- WORLD ALMANAC vantage to the arrangement, F rien d s handles. comb-like arrangenaent of tines ’ ered superior because it im­ m c T S Elesert and takes three weeks he found in the divert, IncluEling too. “When I get home, Etta la Music boxes are bringing big to cause inuslc by vibration. proved the tonal quality. Later off. a petriflqd rieplunt’s head, a The Germans nunufactured discs were made of iiletal. Mudd said he moved his fam­ petrified fern, many pieces E>f so glad to see me she Elora’t prices as old ones become more SExne wooElen bEises are fair­ ily to Hannibal last year to en­ petrified ivory hnd animal’s mind putting up with me aroimd scarce, and there are so many ly plain and mauy people pur­ hance the eEhication of his three teeth. the house,” he explained. collectors, including young chase them to proviEle new cab­ E^ldren. Thw had lived in Lib­ people, that there are music inetry. Later boxes are ma­ box societies, an encyclopedia ya for more than right years. hogany, walnut, oak, froitwood, “In 1970, the prime minister of automatic musical instru­ and were inlaid wiUi. beautiful of Libya ordered native chil- ments and .books on musical wtrads or mother of pearl. In Elren stould attend the company boxes and bow to repair them. her odleEttion are boxn priced school,” MueM said. “We d^ One collector, ViEdd Glasgow, from ^ to |7,(XI0 — the i^ce of elded our children’s education Merry Christmas wishes not only has a Large collection BUY 6 PANELS GET ! PANEL Eine with 18 perfect Edu^ceble would suffer, so we returned to are found at of boxes, she has organized a cylinders and original tone theStotes.” little mufwniQ.. cards. The niEwt interesting Mudd says his commuting THE WISHING WELL box, a handcarved tall piece of Bicameral legislatures costs are high, but under the “ Hie chances of finding a furniture in a woodei case with circumstances “it’s worth it.” FREE good music box in a junk pile comprising two boElies are Large selOEnion of Boxed and Personal < (on any panel we have) an automatic tecEird Edianger, He flies commercially to Tri­ are {vetty remote, t h o ^ ,’’ she common in the majority of Cards the forenmner of the modem the world’s nations. In the poli and then takes a company adviaes would-be SESvengers. Pick Thete Brands,,, Juke box, may be worth |4,S00, United States, state legis­ plane to his base at Waha, 700 “To have value a box must be in The Holiday Hostess will delight at the'' but Mrs. GlasgEiw would never latures have had m o miles away. M A L CIITE - ABmH - lffiLDW(IOD perfect condition without me­ part with it. houses since 1835, with the Life at the desert camp, Wide Variety of party goods and BRWX - PLY-IZMS - CEORGU chanical Elefects or missing exception of N ebraska, Mudd says, “is not too bad, just Candles. teeth from cylinders, and the .which established a uni­ not very exciting.” The camp HOLIDAY SPECIAL ' tonal quality must be She pariayed a hobby into a gEiod. cam eral legislature in 1937, provides a variety of recrea­ PACAFK Some Mxes loEdi beautiful, but business 13 years ago, she ex- The World Almanac notes. tional facilities for the men, but vital parts may be missing. [dains, when she and her hus­ Copyrijrht C 1972 . families arc not permitted GARLAND <)Hite a number of boxes have band bought an 8-inch box for Newspaper Enterprise Assn. PAiELMG fran > J there excqjt at ChrisUnas be­ PEN AND PENCIL SET 2 0 been made in recent years, and 1100 in New Hampshire where cause of the lack of spools and Reg. one must have a trained eye to they were on vacation. She recognize the old from the new. abandoned her previoEis hobby shopping facilities. $7.00 N o w $5.00 WE BEAT THE BIG GUYS ON PRICES - SERVICE - FREE DELIVERY * I Even experienced collectors of collecting paper, prints and can be fooled.’’ boEdES wten she acquired the little box made by Regbia, the E)iir wptndid Qlft StlscUon ii tnon octUnf than ev«r. first American maker, and con­ SoEMttiliis (Eir .TMyoot on jronr list... At the New York Antiques Ftor Uw Lndiss: (XrlsUnai Jawtlry, WsUtU, Soaittd THIS WEEK ONLY! sidered the finest eUsc bE« mak­ SEatkmenr. Pl|uiines, Music Boiss. Center where Mrs. Glasgow has'' er in the world, bn today’s mar­ been displaying her own music ket it would have broui^t about EEKEND SPECIA FVir Um ElsnUamso: Dsak Sals, Bar AccMSortss, boxes among those belonging to 1350, she points out. CASH & CARRY Dscaotsrs, BUUoUa. European and American collec­ For tha Younfrtar: Laift aalactloo ol alaftad Tojra tors, she quickly identified a aiocUiif Staffara, Pwalas, Pop Up Books small p o ly ^ n box with bird That box also provided her Sweetheart $ i ,8g “-*'. % for an owner as being fairly husband, a CPA, a diversion mshing Well 4 0 modem even though it resem­ from his business. He became Roses bled an antique Eme. so interested in its movement Viking and Monarch that he soon became “a mar­ ALSO kJL L LINE OF THE MOST LUXURIOUS Cards and Gifts velous restorer.” CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD—FLORA-MIR Instruments at her museum CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER CARPETING include miniature cylinder (Neil to Caldor't) movements in snuff boxes and In a sense the music box busi­ MUSICAL PRIZE — Vicki Glasgow holds one of her musical large tiisc movements in up­ ness is a lost art, Mrs. Glasgow boxes, a bird box, and is surroimded by other favorites. The Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. Open Mon. - Sat. 10*$^ A.M. to PJL DAILY right tall case cabinets. A mu- explains, because so much ^ it magnificent uinlght (]riteriE» disc music bEuc was nuEie in 9 8 U P P PLAZA ric box is any automated musi­ Animca. The tE^ three boxes are called musical necessaires. was cottage indnstiy with parts 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD cal instrument and can include made with tender loving haiKl Under the tray of manicure accessories, left, is a small musical j T EL. 528-9586 872-0884 t h k the “very desirable reproduc­ care. Musical Swiss watEdies movonent. » V ^ 878-4304 ing piano,’’ nickelodeon, hurdy- vtere maEle in the 18th century R O U T E 83 VERNON OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS

T CMries family in Qettbg her daily supply of baby food, Sally knows she CM^ller of Aliiece must get ‘‘on the wagpn” for spp^eeding. But it is a Money Back-lf YouBj^tiQur Price! (^1$. (^tP i^ to s by Lloyd Stilley of The Shreveport sihall price to pay for baby food is easier to eat than Old Arab Tunes Tinfas) worms this time of the year. LOW -L O W PRICES FOR THIS SPECIAL EVENT BY... Are Sought Out R a d io / h a c k

By ALY MAHMOUD adityted to words and termed as BEIRUT (AP) - Mounir Arab songs. A millenium of ilecline has Bachir is a 42-year-old “corroded features of ancient, P M \ 1 appliance musical detective whose glamorous, spiritual Arab mu­ STOP R 1 values ore specialty is investigating me- sic” until it survives only in Values fighting lOEiic mysteries thousamis of hidden form, he says. years old. Arab music is distorted today STAP He tours towns and villages frost /S' Hurry in now but barely survives in the day- fillin’& in the Arabian Peninsula on the by-dav practiEies and popular for best lookout for long-neglected Arab ballads of Arabs who live just Flat SOart Santas selection! spillin’ tunes. the way their ancestors lived Bachir eavesdrops on singing tbonsands of years ago. Bachir peasants, liesert nomads, for­ is determined to uncover, pol­ tune tellers, sidewalk peddlers ish and revive that music, be Complete Stereo and religious chanters for says. traces of tbe musical past. Bachir, who has a Pb.D. de­ He often picks up old tunes AM/FM/Changor Budget System! gree in folklore music from tbe whose origin has been lost University of Budapest, hopes through the ages. He verifies 96 System Inc|ude8: to contribute to a “revival” of them by (daying them on his Arab muidc, mainly by “ redis­ “oud” — tbe Arab guitar — to • STA-14 WiilebanEj AM/ hirlpiml covering” ancient m elees. natives and watching their re­ FM Stereo Receiver with “ Arabian Nights tales are re­ action. In many cases, he says, phono aniJ tape inputs. STOP plete with stories of singers and desert Arabs have corrected #31-2044 oven musicians who could cause melodies or responded with lUf- ferent variations. I • Moifel “44” Custom 4- BUY THIS WHIRLPOOL NO FROST princes and caliphs to langb or Rog.tto|Mrato - f A # € r scrubbin’ BUY THIS WHIRLPOOL weep by means of well studied 9 Speed Changer on factory- REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER. . . His digging reveals that the Parts Prico IT DOESN'T NEED 0CFI0STIN6. SO REPRIGERATORFREEZER melOElies. This music is lost, J k V T mounted base with stereo KITH AUTOMnCIK HUH... oiliest melodies were sung by THEinNOFtOSTTOFIOHT! and it is our duty today to cartridge. #42-2596 inMCStHCUEtSMTOFICtMMIlie! slow nwving camel drivers in seairii for it,” he says. Yemen and the Persian Gulf Bachir charges that modern • Two Solo-103 Acoustic II liesert areas. They were un­ Arab mrioElies can hardly be Suspension Speakers In rhythmical, drawling and in And You Can... regarded as authentic music. 13 oiled walnut cabinets. keeping with tbe quarter-tone oec- k /t He sadly accuses Arab compos­ #40-103 Arab iKtove, Bachir says. ers, the Egyptians in particu­ The melodies later developed Although not a chef, Sally assists Mrs. Cole in picking out kinship, one would suspect blackbird pie is out of the lar, of “distorting ttu Arab STOP taste with a mishmash of so- into taster and rhythmical tem­ dUUM EITI menu items from the Cole’s cookbook. Out of feathery question. STOP called music.” pos aiiapted to words sung by —r^£A LiSt7€ll ironing loacding He insists that 90 per cent of Arabs at weddings. Portable Stereo problems present-iiay music is “cofried” Bachir suggests that Arab — to use a polite term — from goveniments launch programs ■ \ W m \ 4-Speed Phono European music. And the re­ to loidc for “genuine Arab mrio­ maining 10 per cent is nothing Elies.” He calls for organizing but a “crazy mixture” of tunes “rniuic hunting caravans.” 5 4 ^ 4 4 ”

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DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — A Declaring that the planet human,energies on what Paul render credible ouir rejection of Vernon Center Honor Roll Miss America Knows Where She’s California theologian has cannot sustain continued (the apostle) calls tl)e fr^ts of indefinitely continued economic urged, as an ecology measure, economic growth indefinitely the spirit — on enterprises expansion.’’ Churches that the nation’s churches stop and that juatice demands more which only minimally deplete Steven Fisher Jill Kanter Brenda Geveland resources and cause pollution.” He said this would not m ean. EIGHTH GRADE Going In Her Career And In life construction of new buildings. equitable distribution ~Bf Mary Claire Fleming Geoffrey Kern Maura Conway The Rev. Dr. George Ru|q> of available resourees, the Rev. H e proposed that the to stop forming new religjous ^ High Honors Dan Co(dc Bryan Flint Janlne Lombardi Asked To the University of Redlands also Dr. Rupp told a general representatives of S3 communities and suggested Deborah Forester Anne Luetjen Robert Cropley and once sang with the New assembly of the Natiomd Coun­ denominations with about 43 that homes, schools or com­ GregOTy Ames Terry will return to Atlantic suggested that salaries of Gary Galett Patricia Maurice Karen Day cil of lurches: “The most million members "go on record munity halls could be used as Mark Anderson Christy Minstrels. City occasionally to renew or chureh employes should be set Theresa Gildden Thomas Meyer Robert Dillon She says winning the pageant ezdhange one wardrobe item or crucial tendency that must be as opposing all further alternative siies for worship. Valarie Boynton Stop at a fixed lirMt as part of an Carolyn Gagne David McKone Thomas Donahue will help further her singing another. confronted Is the materialism construction of church He also said congregations JUl Bullock effort to trim consumption of James Gagnon Michael Moore Brian Ellis career with scholarships and The new Miss America wears that pervades American life. buildings.” could share existing facilities. Thomas Bronson the earth’s resources. Gina Gauthier Kevin Morgan Richard Faircloth personal appearance fees. a silver bracdet engraved with “ Instead of acquiescing to “ It seems to me that only a Barbara Bousquet Building “ Simplicity, frugality and Deborah Hannmond Nancy O’Brien Margaret Foss “ What I’d like to do now,’ ’ the name of an American pris­ self-saoifice” are demanded in Western preoccu^tion with moratorium on the chunk’s Crispaldo Campelll Laurie Harding William Olson Lynne Fritz she said, “is come to^flew oner of war. She’s worn it for More of the world’s lakes are the times ahead, the Rev. Dr. material products, the church exhorbitant and unnecessary in­ produced by glacial action than N aw y Couture Marita Havens Gndy Parker Deborah Geiger York, after the year as^Miss about one year. Rnpp said. must again work to focus vestment in physical plants can any other natural process. Brenda Crockett Tanoara Heide Diane Patrizzi Joanne Gerber America, for a year of indepen­ “ I hope in traveling we get to Ann Cropley Edmund Hindle Mark Pederson Kevin Gibbs dent music and drama study Wyoming and meet his family,” Candice Davidson Beverly Hartmann Gaudia Pinto Deborah Gilbert with a private teacher. she said. “ I have pictures of Us D w i^ t Day Karen Hattin Lori Price Guy Gottier “ Of course, that year may children, and I ’ve written them FROM THE Mildred Doherty Elizabeth Hesse Evelyn Raak Tracy Grady modify my goals. But I want to throuidi VIVA, the POW wives Laura Ellis Karen Hopkins Edward Rak Nancy Gross see for myself what is involved organization. I’ve, written the Jane Ely Ellen Houman Karen Rehmer DawniBarding in serious preparation for a U.N. and Hanoi, too, but of Kathleen Fleming Paula Jones Allen Riberdy Laura-Herbst singing career.’’ course, 1 haven’t received any Terry feels that singing pro- answers.’’ W. G. CLENNEY CO. Christine Goff Sandra Kelley Andrea Sereby Janige-Hewitt fessiomdly as an individual may Ralph Goff David Kentetter Cindy Shaw Eileea Howe Terry hopes there will be no Protect Your Homo be a different thing from per­ American men fighting in Viet­ John Gorecki Tammy Kester Marc Shakin Anne Hyatt From Flying Sporksl forming with a g n x v or as part nam next summer, when Miss Dana Gregus Susan Krikscuin David Singer Paul Inguanti of a duo, which she has already America has traditioiially ris- David Gutterman Ernest Landiie Gregory Taft Pamela Jaquith done. ited the troops there. Keith Hovland David Theriaque Carolyn Ketuiedy Spark Guards Wendy Lacey “ The intense self-drive you’d “ But if we do have to go, I Robin Hughey Camcaon Lavigne Michael Tringali Lyime .Kingsbury have to have to be a success: hope we can g o to Thailand, too Robert Kukulka James Lepcnre Laurent Vielleux Kent Kuyumjian Daryl Lynne Kunz I’ m not sure I bave.it,’’ she — I ’m the ‘adopted mother’ of a Timothy Linton General Honors James Latuilippe said. “ I think it’s more impor­ child there. I help su|^rt him p r e e t i i t 0 s •9.97 ^ . $ 1 6 . 9 8 Dads Libert Llane Lonbardi Sheryl Allen Diane Linton through, a Chiistiaii aid pro­ Don’t skimp on safety! Black metal Mary Lambert tant to be able to sleep at Donna Martin Peter Barnes Judy MacDonald gram .” mesh screen with two attractive brass Edward Laskowski night.” Lynn Mori^oni Leigh Bauer Michael Marciano One of her first activitieB as handles. 38” x31’ ’ . Our American brand. Patricia Lockwood Already busy with « hectic Julie Menard' Darlene Bokis Michael Marrachini Miss America was to condOise Robert Malkin schedule of personal ap­ Elizabeth NieUen Susan Brooks Debra McElroy contents of 16 pieces of luggage David Martin 36” Dacorator Patricia O'Brien Ernest Buser Sandra McNally she brou ^ t to the pageant to pearances, Terry is a VIP as Michael Martin Richard Oeser Paul Cameron Thomas Meagher two for traveling around the Miss America. She has a new Bath Vanitiaa wardrobe from New York de- Allison McMiUan Jean Oroszlan Antonio Campelll Laurie Merritt nation. Sharon Moses ' signers, but no new h a it^ . The with Fittings David Ou^rson John Chapdelaine Philip Miller ‘ T would have finished sooner Distinctive styling in a quality Michael Munroe Toni company, one of the pag­ Donna Putemak Nancy Chartier Elizabeth Mitchell if I hadn’t Started taking tele­ iinrHcniie cabinet. Roman marble finished EUenO’ Brien eant’s sponsors, is evidently Vincent Pinto Brian Clarke Mark Mocadio phone calls,’’ .she said ruefully hi-pressure laminate top is easily Susan O’Coin pleased ^ th the waji idie looks Martin Powers Kathleen Moriarty to her chaperone. cleaned, unaffected by moisture. David Pfaizgraf Maijorie Proulz Michael Noel 18’ ’ round porcelain bowl, Hans Putman $w eet Kevin Quinlan Ross Novgrad standard chrome plated pop-up Joan Redfield Stephoi Ramsay Peter Nowak faucets. White wl& gold flake. Doreen Rltzen Lufkin Makes A Point Susan Reudgen Laurie Orcutt Easy to Install. 22” deep, 36” Terry Ruganis Bret Rieder Donna Phillips REAL GIRL STRIKE — Terry Ann Meeuwsen, Miss America, Home Rag, R119.9B Katl^ Sharkey John Polhemus Dan Lufkin, Department of Environmental Protection commissioner, yesterday an­ *9 9 .8 8 Robert Samson is a Wisconsin beauty who sang for her supper before entering Steven ^;>encer Nancy Rey Cindy Santo Christo the nationwide competition. Now she will travel across the The LIttlest Angel ^ nounced President Nixon’s cut in clean water funds would force postponement of one Anthony Stevens Matt Stein Renee Rlzner , major anti-pollution project in Connecticut and possibly delay, future projects. (AP photo) Carolyn Stigas nation making personal appearances on behalf of pageant Gift Shop Robert Sweet Kimberley Rosbert sponsors like the National Bowling Council, all the wUle Andrea Skowronek Leslie Szalontai ’ Paul Santo Christo staying very much “ herself.” Half-Barrai Barry Taylor Andrea Smith - Siobhan Scalley 51 GOODWIN STREET Magaalna Criba Annette Tatro Amy Sorenson Risa Schwartz presented by Walnut finish oak crib is Tammy Thompson D a ^ Stokes Kelly Sheehan By EVE SHARBUTT Square Garden restaurant after Dot l^ler and Loreen Frazer strong enough for logs! Brass Peter T^lee George Schiebel Lynne Snovak AP Newsfeatures Writer a recent luncheon. Nixon Funding Limits eagle. 16”xl5” 18” . Kiuina Urtans Michael Turner Kevin Slattery She had gone relatively un­ Dec. 7th and 8th, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Debra Vogel NEW YORK (AP) - Carol Taylor Donna Smith When Miss America goes noticed by men lunching around Richard Vondeck Steven Smyrski her, but the waiters knew a 20-LIQHT CLEAR MIDGET SETS out to lunch, she’s invited Dec. 9th, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. T o Affect State Rugged, lightweight bulbs for * celebrity when they saw one. Alliiwn Watson Christian Steers B’x f Fowoo Jane Werfelzhan Timothy Stevens back to the kitchen to meet the indoor use. Green cord, sockets and ^ Miss Meeuwsen has shiny QHtsIor Christmas I General Honors Susan Wilder Gregory Surdel waiters. plug won’t show. * Tennis Talriss Terry Ann Meeuwsen, 23, brown hair swinging below her • CaiKflM * Ceniihlea* Oceonitfpfla * ^ Genaro Anselmo John Woron Robhi Tierney IClean Water Projects 0-E 38-Lt. Clear Midget S e t s ...... $2.97 newest in the 51-year lineup of shoulders and big hazel eyes. A Marit Boudreau Gary Weber Bruce Turkis beauties, graciously thanked native of Depere, Wise., she has Lisa Belanger Michael Wallbillich Peter Turmenne #7301 7y«-lnch the kitchen staff of a Madison been a professional entertainer 38.88 Mary Boyle P am ^ Ypungerman Jean Turner l l a | . $ 49.96 HARTFORD (AP) - Circular Saws James Beatrice Jeanne Wilson Connecticut is in a better Of the <2 billion to be Shiny One player can have u m«ch fiin u t Prnident Nixon’s cuts in clean position than most states to distributed during the 1973-74 General purpoaa law with enough Robyn Beaulieu SEVENTH GRADE Stacie Wood wlUi ezclualve “nipup" btekboardi power to handle the tougheit High Honors :w a te»^ ( 5)J^ds,^^iU force qu alify (0:^ federal funds fiscal year, Connecticut stands Legs fold under for compact atorage. Jobe! Keeps aawduat away from David Belcourt Satin Baiis With 1 seta of roIUway wheels. Margaret BIU ■ Mark Baldwin post^t^K!th,ent o f; onS m ajor i^aiise it got its “ clean water to receive at least $33.6 million, line aa It cuta M to 2H", 43 to 1%". 1 HP, 4N0 RPM. UL Hated. Mary Anne Blasczak Terri Barbero 'ahti-poUit tion 'jproject in program going earlier and and of the $3 billion in fiscal '75- !ii pushed it forward- more 2W ' diameter shiny balls in red, Michelle Bossie Margaret Beatrice J^ n n ^qh t and'possib^ delay 76, Connecticut should get at ^l^ture projects; Environmental rapidly,” Lufkin said. least $50.4 million, Lufkin said. gold, royal blue, green or white. Jean Boucher ‘Ann jSienolt IhotecUon Commissioner, ^{i,'-Becau8e:^‘C(me<;ticuj' stuck If the full $11 billion were % . Valarie Burke Wendy Boyer IGwA! c l o t h e s d lA Z E : *“ Lufkin said Wednl^ii^j _ the allocated during the next two * 19.99 Todd Brower Karen Bryant '’4 “meypr, Lufkin said"b'e i^comoussioher, it is now migible fiscal years, (Connecticut would Daniel Callahan Diane Brttnell RliGBY JERSEYS 17305 IK If, ryi" $109. lililiion''Iqy federal have received $84 million Gerald Cobleigh Steve Bureau CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. (AP) ORCUUUMNS ...... • ri r I i;? J^^ilate Of-readiness” for cli^h Velmhursements for pre­ during the two-year period, plus Erwin Clements Mark Burgess A local clothing company has *1.88 ^q^ter projects will enable this financed projects while no about $100 more in the second Robin Cooper Richard Davis oiported <80,000 worth of rugby ildate to qualify for an extra other New England jtate has fiscal year. ‘ Bag of 18 Angela D’Agata Valarie Ellis Jerseys to the west coast of the 7510 Power SAVE ON ALL GLASS ^).Utrge share of the federal qualified for more than-|lS Nixon’s cut slashed (Connec­ Gail Dahling Kathleen Ensor United States, and says the ^ l^ n e y ...... million in reimhurseraehts. , ticut share by more than 50 per JIG SAWS Jeanne Danziger Valerie Fistler market has great potential. The sales camp^gn followed lAMENTS ’5 I The pro^ t which muit ' be “ Ck>nnecticut is in a ‘sthte of ■ cent. Makes straight, curved, LoriDeCarli Catherine Foley reports that the cost of out­ W ^tponed.fis. In New Raven, readiness that other states are Newsmen pressed Lufkin for scroll cuts in wood, metal, Julius Dichter Jennifer GledhiU fitting a gridiron team was : • SAAB or out. Petal reflectors, assorted nMer paf Exterior MEAL ^^.{liie researcher said the colors. ACCESSORIES grams, which included the Extra rugged set FEATHERED FRIEND. STORY! FREE FEATHERED FRIEND anpower Development Partrldge/Pear GARLANDS with asst, color WILD BIRD FOOD SUN FLOWER SEED bulbs, add on connec­ All aihing Act, the National A FEW STILL As beautiful as Christmas 35-Lt. Asst. Midget Sots .$1.47 OFF $ 2 8 5 fOLta. $ 4 3 3 $ 3 4 9 of l^ineSsm en and tradition can be. String them tor L clips. Each nNh parchits sf 15% Save 30% NEW REMAIN •6.66 50-Lt. Atst. Midget Sets .$1.99 catpetsnd mcentrated Employment 1972V around your tree, sta&rails, lam p burns in­ 50-Lt. Clear Midget Sete .$1.99 2SlJb3. $ 2 5 9 igram, put inucb of their ef- doors. 9 feet long. •3,87 dependently. rt in basic education and itiimal work. BIRD8NACK S c I [e recommended training WILD BIRD 50 lbs.i. u* 100 lbs * 9 ” Ideogram s that are more rele- FOOD MIX (mnt to Ckmnectlcut’s job needs, DISCOUNTS ^‘Such as health technicians, mmRY FOR BEST SELECTION! MANCHESTER y^dlled ^ machinists ahd com- SHOP FRIDAYS I^URS: Mori-Tiiez-Vy

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Bids will be (^>ened Dec. 20 in department, in varying quan­ different lettered signs and nine Col. Allen A. David of supervisor of nondestructive African-Middie Eastern Mbdal. the Manchester Municipal tities. The items range from different unlettered signs. Meriden has been appointed testing and quaUty systems He also served a two-yev tour Building for supplying the popsickle sticks to pipe The lettered signs range from Building Topped Out assistant division cotnmander auditing at Pratt and Whitney o f duty during the K o i ^ War. Division of United-Aircraft CM. DavM jd ned Co. K, 102nd Violence Widespread In Crowded Cairo recreatlra department with a cleaners to toothpicks to 4-way to wrong way, and from of the 26th Inf. Div., Brazil’s Official Lottery Carp. variety of arts and crafts wirecutters. In acWtion to keep right to do not enter. Connecticut Army National Inf. Reg., CANG, at Guard. He has been com­ WaUingford in 1040 as an infan­ street cars; standing long hours supplies and for furnishing a seeking varying quantities, the The unlettered signs are to He enlisted as an aviation CAIRO (AP) — One way Recmtly released statistics physical punishment should re­ department is. also seeking In German Richfest mander of Headquarters, 4Srd try platoon leader. He has since in the hot sun waiting for trans­ show that 391 persons were fa­ place the $2.30 flnes or wedt variety of traffic signs for the have geometrical figures cadet in 1043 and flew 97 of beating violence in the port, a movie, or adinission to a police department. varying colors for most items. denoting horizontal, vertical, Brigade of the division at sm ed in regimental positions streets is to beat those tally beaten in the city hist y ^ ^ long prisons sentences now im­ sioos from bases in England, football game. Tlie police department is pentagon, diamond, square and Brahiard Field, Hartford. in Meriden, New Haven, Fails\tb Halt Old Racket and another...... 506 suffered fh pSr- posed for molesting women. Bids are being sought on 196 France, Belgium, and Germany who do it. At five million inhabitants,' separate Itenu for the rec seeking varying quantities of 24 triangle. Waterbury and Hartford. In This is the conclusion of both manent Injuries in beatings. He said 10,002 men were ar­ He is the son of John W. as a WWU fl^ te r pilot. He was programs, ctaarities and deal­ Cairo is the largest, and most 1960, be was graduated firmn the a general and a newspaper as Physical violence led to rested in Cairo last year in con­ David, fOTmerly of Manchester awarded the Distinguished By WILLY VOIGT JR. Soccer is Brazil’s national decide which team will win ers’ commissions. crowded, city in Africa. Command and General Staff the biggest city in Africa faces 34,000 arrests last year in Cairo, nection with aggression against and now of Brewster, Mass., Flying Ckoss, Air Medal with IS RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) sport, and practically every each game or if it will be a tie. The prise is split among the Surrounded on all sides by College at Ft. LeavenwDrth, violence in the streets. r o ^ y qne third of all arrests women. and the late Mrs. David. 0)1. oak leaf clusters, Belgian Brazilian considers hhnself a Thirty per cent of the money bettors who pick the most desert, except fdr the green belt in E g ^ . . Kan., and was prolmoted to — When the Brazilian gov­ For the tourist, who travels Commoiting editorially, the David’s civilian position is Fourragere, and Enropean- soccer expert. taken in is paid in prizes — tax games ri^t. Sometimes hun­ along the Nile River, residents Egyptian woman is in­ colonel last year. ernment set up a nation­ by special buses, can afford The Egyptian Gazette said; SENSATIONAL Thirteen games are on each free. The rest goes for govern­ dreds of people call all 13 constantly walk on, eat and creasingly the object of filthy wide apccer lottery two years taxis, or walks in the tourist week’s card. No point spreads ment sports and educational games ri^t. Once, however, breathe sandy, gray dirt when­ tonguage and obsim e gestures, ago, one of its unwritten ob­ areas of Cairo, this is one of the “ The link between abusive are given, but the bettor must Eduardo TDixelra, a 23-year-oId ever the wind blows. If is ex­ jectives was to eliminate the safest big cities in the world. according to the Cairo press, language, violence and in­ worker in a thread factory, was tremely hot in the summer and and women are fighting back. “jogo do bicho,” the so-called One can walk to one’s hotel sulting b i^ v lo r is obvious. If the only person in the conntiy to relatively cold in the winter. Last year 23 women were animal game numbers racket after midnight in greater safety people are allowed to shout the VALUE guess all the games correctly. Air conditioning and central convicted of fatally beating wfairii has iriagued authorities than New York or Munich, tour­ filthiest and most obscm e lan­ TOP RATED -- SEPT. 7 2 R EP O R T He got |2 million — said to be heating are unknown to the men and another 26 were con­ here,for nearly 100 years. ists agree. guage at the top of their voices the biggest sintfe lottery prise masses. victed of permanently Injuring But a recent newspaper sur­ But it is a different story for in public places . . . movii in history. Tempers fray easily for those men. vey showed that despite the fact the Egyptian masses, crammed houses’hnd on buses..” then Meanwhile, the "jogo do who can’t afford the luxury of General Moustafa el Sheikh the soccer lottery had attracted into overcrowded buses and is only natural that indecen bicho” made a comeback. As one of Cairo’s 14,000 taxis. told a recent interviewer that a total of $00 million in bets, the bdiavior follow. nr- Anniversary former numbers rscketeors got animal game was still going out of prison, they slowlv re­ strong. SALE established their shattered bet- "G ive me a hut in the jungle ting networks. The daily animal UPHOLDING TRADITION - Christmas trees atop buildings, and;tWo Brazilians,” a harassed gam e turnover in Rio has FULL FEATURED white wine toasts, craftsmen making speeches. It’s all a part of polioe commissioner said dur­ climbed to an estimated topping out new building construction in West Germany. ing the racketrs heyday, "and 1120,000, jumping to |iM,000 on you’ll find One man in the hut Wednesdays and Saturdays, runiiihg the animal game and when the winning numbers are AUTOMATIC WILFERDINGEN, West Richfest, or topping-out cere­ the otter, hacking his way revealed. mony be held. Custom dictates throng the woods to place a Gerinany (AP) — The mas­ Numbers sellers believe I I o LfxcrLsYJt bet;*’ f ter craftsman climbed to that if this observance is by­ there are several reasons for passed no good work can be In. tlK“ jogo do bicho,” ani- WASHER the uppermost beam of a yet- the racket’s comeback and its QUALITY APPUANCES unfinished building and offered done later in construction of the m a li; sfyntbolize ^ numbers. PeoplitrYtto can’t read or write peaceful coexistence with the his thanks to God, "the highest building. soccer lottery. or add or sujitract still can builder in H eavoi.” In past years a builder could “ The soccer pool has helped expect to find his topmost roof m a | e b e ts,' w phtting their That done, he proposed toasts us a lot,’’ one racketeer said. b^m removed and taken to a money M | h C horse or the bull to his fellow craftsmen and a "People who started betting on neighboring village. He would or tte^biMk^ whichever 2-Speed glass was thrown to the ground, the games on the weekends got where it smashed. This last ges­ then have to bargain for its they f w l s There are 25 . animM^. each covering four betting fever and wanted to bet ture was to prevent bad luck return. 5 Water Temp. nunwkm frton’ I-lOO. every day. We were there to from falling on the new build­ Were the new building in the G IVE M O M CHRISTMAS DAY OFF In tte o ld dnys, numbers sell­ help them.” Settings ing. Spree Forest, a written copy of ers brned cDm as s' routine Then the celebration contin­ the master carpenter’s re­ With HOTPOINT Quality Appliances,,, Infinite ued at a local beer garden. Par­ marks would be nailed to the buslnSiis p ^ u c e and-ln one state .evjm sdpported a School ticipating in the topping-out roof beam. This memento, plus STUDY GIFTED YOUTHS | Water Level Control Inm^program in exchange for ceremony of what will be Borg others from neighbors, would DALLAS (AP) - A |60,000 I the state police’s promise to let Instruments’ newest manu­ become a permanent part of the contract for research to pin­ Wash 2. to 18 lbs. theih.alone. . facturing facility in Europe structure. point gifted Mezican-American Tm mllitary-nin government Lint Filter were the mayor of Wilferdin- While industrializof Germa­ childrra has been awarded to that took power in Brazil ^ in Hotpoint gen, workers, architects and the Southwest Educational Dev­ ny has witnessed a lessening of 1964j> however, got to u ^ ndtb 2 Years Parts nfianagement officials. elopment Laboratory in Austin, traditional festivitia, the Rich­ the “ jogo do bicho” and Warranty It is a centuries-old tradition fest still is adhered to and .m- ' r the Health, Rdncation and setom numbers OELyXEWW here that when a building’s su-^ dustry has been qidck Uj adopt elfaire DMtaHiinenI?. islaH ^nal colony A field stiidy Hiiill be Itoade to perstructure is complete a the custom. tici^an. ii;. ' '•# '5 II determine bow the Mexican- The government then uhdi^-.; American community identifies to(A a public relaUons cam-" ^tedness among its members. pai^ to promote existing BETTORS C O N ^ E G A T E at flto Trevoi (Four-Leaf Clover) Ixittety Shop in dowhtown Rio to tiey thdr lock at becoming Means of identi^ing young­ ELEOTRIO IIAfME state and federal Ibtt^eS and sters who are gifted by’ local BIA Devoted Efforts in WO started the so(toCT;ptol-« itoUionrires to the w ^ y lottery the Brazilian govern- community standardf will then Saif-Cleaii ovan oleana itself automatlooUy, electrically HEAVY DUTY MODEL iif ' ttient started tiro years A8<>- be develcqiied. Buper-Bfatto SMO-watt'k-lii-1 euiiaoe unit To Smaller Projects Ovca ttmtiig clock ■ Infinite-Heat Sqrihoe Unit Controls SALE of BIA’s accomplishments this Richard W. Spiller, 1972 Hlgh-qieed STSOwatt anrteoa unit year: I chairman of Brotherhood-In- •Salf-oieaning OnlroM atnp-up aurfaoe unita wrlth removable Action, in his year-end report of Purchase and presoitation of Full Capacity trim rings and Uft-out drip pans a hine-inch Rockwell Delta BOHUS Full-wtoth cooktop lamp the group’s activities, notes that efforts this year were motorized table saw to the 2 Speed Kaey-to-olean poroelatn-enamel-on-eteel backqilaeh devoted to several smaller Newington Children’s Hospital DRYER Na-drip cooktop. for use in its supervised WASHER projects, rather than one major Timed and etnndard emaU-appUnnoe ontlete physical therapy and arts and All Porcelain one as was the practice in the Full-width etorage drawer cr^ts programs. Committee: I previous five years. Fraternal organizations Fred M. Gaal, Friendship participating in BIA are Lodge; James B. Holmes, *198 ’ 138 Rm . KofC; and Nomum F. Pierce, Manchester and Friendship R eg. 1230. j ONLY $3601 Manchester Lodge. Reg. '$160 Lodges of Masons; CampbeU CTA 12 *318 APPLIANCE Council, Knights of Columbus; ■Purchase and presentation of ■ |+o±fXjoijvir and Charter Oak Lodge, B’nai a complete public address B ’rith'. system to the Senior Citizens’ llO«eR.M sM (MCttMity NEXT TO STOP and SHOP The following is a summary Center. Committee; James P. Gregory, KofC; and Charles R. Smith, FYiendship Lodge. FROST-FREE FREEZER PreKntation of a |S00 check REFRIGERATOR to' the Mansfield State Training a r School to send participants to the Special Olympics for the model WLW3400 retarded, held in California. MODEL CTFIIC Conunittee; Holmes, KofC. *198. W Irii riwM ewtftancling Mognovex voluM, yeu’H always «n(ey psrfecilyvivned, pi. IffE e Purchase and presentation of *348 tolasMl svMy channaL evaiy tim e . V . becoMM Mc^inaviM Im tant Autsmotk Hne '-.I- Ragular $389.98 a'bronze plaque to be installed Was $229.95 liMw ^VaiiMunbanf'aw*y>*****-^** la ssw^^rkaaa taach o m s ^vsnssewueataHaw slaiMilvs|psMBe.^a%as^nn Inoaa aw-euioiiiellealM-^ |wasMsasMwaesv]ye If ne ^nsnneenOTmw iV6W.Im I Hotpoint Hotpoint at the Teen Center to naiMi fcr sritical manual toning. And, Miair cenyanlaol espial bases dlways kasp yen *^ al C a s e of Florida commemorate BIA’s efforts 2-spood, 3-cyda iaw«awlat"-—wiiaiavaryousi»iityauriaam.Tiao fyaiiiSsWaBdyai)ifnniMylatbstositdss . and expenses in converting the Luxuiy 2-Dqbr 4-SpsM Gycb. -Mbi-Niih” I fufwaildafMagikavaxC^TV.. .ItiaaMyisiMgiiiflssiiliAhdCitesslssehltM' Washer Sunshine former Nike Site building to a Rsfrigsrator ELECTRONIC This Frigidaire Dishmobile recreation center. It was TANCaOS - ORANGES WASHMG officially dedicated earlier this DRYER FIRST TIME EVER AT THIS LOW PRICE MACWE WItfl PBfnWWni-riMW VjOIOT year. *195 orGRAPEFRUT *219 converts easily to built-in. Supervision of the Phillips 66 ” I*itch-Hit-Throw’ ’ contest for WITHTKnMMSE ■ It wheels around Manchester area youngsters. now, but you can build 5-year Committee: Joseph Dennin, OF MY it in later with an op- Nationwide Warranty KofC. *238. *168. Was $299.98 Was $199.95 tional kit at extra backed by General Motors. Chairmanship is rotated an­ IVniMCE I MODEL CTA charge. 1-year Warranty for repair of nually among the three ■ Super-Surge wash­ any defect without charge, fraternities involved. The serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 ing action gets dishes plus 4-year Protection Plan following are the past (parts only) for furnishing chairmen, years of service, and D n iU e -D o o r shower-clean. Little or replacement for. any defec­ fund rectoients: Hotpoint no pre-rinsing. Stain­ tive part In the motor, pump Dahixe Portable and water circulating sys- James Holmes, KofC, 1067, CYGII DEFMST REFRKBUTDR less steel pulverizer tam, axcept the spray Impel­ Mansfield State Training O lsh w aN isr takes care of soft food ler on models so equipped. School. Hardwood Top. Your Choice blau waste. Atty. Victor Moses, B’nai furniture stores B’rith, 1968, Camp Kennedy ~ MANCHESTER of White ■ 12-section silver­ lAST HARTFORD or Harvest ware basket is extra Day Qunp. 445 HARTFORD ROAD ■ Middletown Old Saybrook Manchester Frank Gakeler and Charles SaVIR LANt fUZA >218 346-6606 388-5300 643-4159 large— you can load P irle, M asons, 1069, Drug CORNER McKEE STREET 8i f 4M40 "handles up-or down,” • 2 2 9 ” Advisory Council. 646-5322 M O D . U n i m i ; . at sink or in dishwash­ John FitzPatrick, KofC, 1970, GmSTMAS DAY OFF er. scholarship. formnfy Kellh’t of MoncA«tfuUy informal book on aa la SO'dwi abar ywr m n Ihm, Sar^ML'SlBe via wHii^iiafuadiba' latoad ma dWaisaca af year « f . . .1 I^AGWAY, INC. BUCKLAND STORE^ B.D. P E A R L the subject. AND SON ponlMiD piiit in ML GENTLE •CASH •CHARGE Roberts points out that arcb- 540 n e w STATE RD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TERM8I • BUDGET TERMS 649 MAIN ST. :8 T. 1941 « 7 is an inexpensive ^xurt and gxpawlwlHaars; M m .,Tun.,Wea.S;3S4; Thurt.,FrI.S;2Sa:3S UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY TEL, 643-2171 can be pradked indoors. It re­ u.’.AVUV • MAC.SA\t)X • MA'.N»\.<)- • ^ A . ' i X » , N \ * sV* quires ttttle athletic sun.' ^ t3(sr_ fftr '*‘ X ^ . 9

PAGE TWEWTY-EaGHT - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Mandwster. Conn.. Thurg., Dec. 7,1878 ■I HANqteSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchesto, Com., Thuri.. Dec. 7, lOT — PAGE TWENTY-NINE

)■ 1? B U G S BU N N Y OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Hughes^ Ex’ Wife Will Respect His Secrecy

HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The numerous requests from news Hughes was her account of veil of aecrecy which shields media (or interviews about her involvement to numerous ac­ billionnire Hosnuri Hughes will life with Hughes. She currently tivities — charitable work, arts not be lifted by the woman who married to film producer and crafts, university studies— was married to him for 14 Loley Hough. to keep busy. years, actress Jean Peters. “ Anyone who has known Mr. Miss Peters said she tried “ My life with Howard Hughes Hughes and likes him,” she “ the udwle range of arts and was and shall remain a matter said, “ is awsre that be doesn’t crafts,” read books alond for on which I will have no seek publicity.” ' She said lAe tape recordings iriildi were cmnment,” Miss P e t m told a would respect his wishes. played for blind peo|de, studied news conference recently. ” ... I Her only intimation of what am at this time to my Ufe life was like as Mrs. Howard toterestod to the present and the future.” For Christmas ••• The slender brunette who divorced Hughes to 1B71 called Somathing Spoelal the conference to announce her return to acting to “ Wnesburg, lor ...Now Ohio,” a Hollywood Television SoiMono SpoeM Theater production based on the Shorwood Anderson book. It PJISra PET PQITMIT will be broadcast on the Public Broadcasting Network March lof latfumasoa eatt SMuapsoi* 5, UTS. But B liu Peters, 46, said she SIDS A SOSSORS DOGIX SHOPK also was responding to - t78-7624 EAST OF THE RIVER

,1 ...... ' Brotihi opened hit pack&ge store Aiig. 2 9 , at 276-278 Shopping Parkade sprouted, and no longer did his package store lack W. Sfiddle Tpke., it was the first business establishment in the once fo r com pany. ’The recen tly opened wine room o f the present 60-by-80- thickly wooded area, o ff Broad St., which was destined not to rem ain foot building was the rear of the original store, he said. Before he that way long. The 30-by-40-foot white building was like Dickens’ became a retailer of legal beverages. Brown was engaged in another ‘Time lorn creetur” in that period. Ed’s Atlantic service station line not far away as operator df a fruit stand at the southeast com er went up next. Brown said, a few years later the Manchester of W. Middle Tpke. and Broad St. (Herald photo by Pinto)

Try lt--You'll Like It Home-Made Bomb FinnishCustomof Sauna Spreads Taken From Hospital WEATHEin>HONE B O S T O N (AP) - A foil-covered package, which Then come a cold shower, a a bath is often substituted for homemade explosive device officials said was about six in­ By FRANK CREPEAU good scrub with plenty of soap the cocktail party. Snacks of containing at least two sticks of AtMciated Press Writer and a brief dip in a nearby lake sausage or salted herring and ches long, three inches deep dynamite was safely removed or pool. After a period of re­ plenty of beer are served during and three inches wide. 646 5050 Wednesday from the basement HELSINKI (AP) - The laxation it’s back into the sauna the post-sauna relaxation peri­ They said the device sauna is far more than a for another 10 minutes or so. od. level of the Boston Naval contained two sticks of Finnish steam bath. ‘ ’The second time around the Hospital, officials said. dynamite and a pair of OFFICERS A Naval spokesman reported It is an institution, a national steam room doesn’t seem so hot flashlight batteries. the explosive device was found habit of the Finns and a civ­ nor does the lake seem so cold Naval officials said they were behind a soft drink dispenser ilized custom that is spreading — the sauna is performing its prohibited from releasing near an outside entruice to the FIBST FEDERAL SAVINGS to other lands. wonders. information regarding the size To those who haven’t experi­ ’That’s really all there Is to it. building at 7:30 a.m. of the hospital building or how BMlMnrtfwrd enced a sauna the very word But for devotees, the post-sau­ Wednesday. It was removed many patients are to it. ’They conjures up an ordeal by fire na feeling of relaxation and and detonated by members of said it was the oldest hospital TOP NOTCH DISCOUNT FOODS with the victim whipped well-being is what sauna is all the Boston Police Bomb Squad. operated by the Navy and one of East Hartford and Manchester thrmigh a steamy hades by about. N a va l officials said the the largest. birch twigs and then rolled to Many foreigners try sauna hospital switchboard received a WATKINS BROS., INC. the snow to cool off. once and never go back. Some call at 7; 14 a.m. Wednesday and M aaehester 'The sauna can be extremely take a sauna at a fancy hotel was told by an unidentified The Jacobshavn glacier on h ot Some bathers do lash them- and get a “ diploma” to hang on male that a bomb had been the west coast of Greenland is MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD sdves with birch whisks and the wall at home testifying th ^ placed to the main hospital one of the largest to the West­ M aaehester some do roll to the snow or have survived a Finnito sauna.'' building. ern Hemisphere and the world’s plunge through a bole cut in the Some foreigners attach an A search team was fastest. National Geographic J.D. REAL ESTATE CO., INC. ice to cool down. But the es- aura of immorality to the sau­ immediately sent through the says. It flows at a rate of more M anchester sanoe of sauna is relaxation and na, perhaps because the bathers hospital the explosive than 100 yards a day and a\ renewal of both body and are nude. Except for mixed device yMs iound 15 minutes “calves” glut icebergs as of­ ten as every five minutes. DeGEnURIS HOUSE OF CLOTHING n d ^ . bathtojg by families, the sexes later, wrapped to an aluminum Glastanhary llie uninitiated is hardly re­ are segregated to the Finnish laxed!'however, the first time sauna. be takes a Finnish sauna. After WINF/CBS RADIO Nearly every Finn takes , a M aaehester a quick shower he steps ginger­ sauna once a week — and not ly into the dimly-lit steam just to get clean, since modem M YOU HAVE tiRED HMR? B KECTOR.S room. bathrooms have long since re­ 1 The first sensation is a blast placed that ancient function of of beat and a wave of claustro­ the sauna. Try our tondor loving can to HARLBOKOUCH COUNTRV BARN PROF. REMODELING phobia in the small, wooden- Sauna is a more elemental MtrlUrwwgh walled room. Choosing a seat part of Finnish life. Ihere are CONSULTANTS on the three tiers of wooden between 700,000 and one million brighten It up lor the holldeye. PERFORMANCE PLUS benches — the upper tier is saunas in this country — at FITZGERALD FORD hottest — the first-time bather least one for every seven Finns. bcRtUk tries to get his breath. The sauna custom has spread PYROFAX GAS CO. After a few minutes of rising to other countries and Finland “JESUS” In the film TURNPIKE TV & APPUANCES panic the neophyte might ven­ eiports mord.than 5,000 saunas “ Jesus Christ Superstar” To IntrodUGO ... ture to ask the Finn sitting next a year, mainly to Western Eu­ is Ted Neeley appearing COACHUTE DINNER THEATER MOBILE SERYICE CENTER to him: “ How hot is it?” rope but also to the United like this. The film was M iss B stty Consulting the thermometer States, Japan, Algeria and oth­ made bn Israel locations. '♦♦♦♦♦eeeesss»ee»eee##eeeeeeeeeeeeee»e»eee»ess»ee»eeeee< on tte wall the Finn replies: “ A er countries. Neeley, 29, is from Rang­ f little over 100 degrees.” Sauna is part o f Finnish bos- er, Tex. Be reportedly was A Shampoo and Sat That’s 100 degrees centigrade Idtality and an invitation to take selected from among some For Only...... Ob a v TOWN SHOW so the fahrenheit-minded vis­ 3,900 candidates. Thursday itor does a quick calcnlatioi to UntM Dnonmbnr 11,1972 satisfy bis worst suspicions. It 9:06 to 9:30 A.M. la also 111 degrees fahrenheit Lons HMr t1 JW Ixira and toat’s boiling. Mayor’s Report — Chamber News 85 East Center St. “ Yea, boiling,” murmurs the Events — Meetings Finn, “ but it’s dry heat.” Just At Summit St. then the Finn sitting nearest the viLlage c h a r m la Greater Maaehester witheat it, Stove ladles a iflpper o f water yea’reaatwlthlt. over the heap of hot stones on WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL the stove. A hissing of steam. After sticking it out for five COIFFURES u l i n p i l s o nnlnutes that seem an hoar and CARNATIONS $1.89 bunch: 298 QAKLAND RD^ WAPFINQ MUSIC RAOIP -* C B M dripping ssreat, the novice gets ,T:| OPEN •TOO P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY ep and vrith forced casualness PhmM M4*2821 ieees»»e»ssssesesseeeeeessssssssese»eee»ees»eee»es9s9sss>> wobUes oat on mbber knees. p y ■'t -v ', ■ ^,‘-^.v.;■.,^v

PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Ufancherter. Conn.. Thuri.. r c. 7. im MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 7, 1972 —.PAGE THIRTY-ONE Freeman, Moore Standouts As The DRY Side 76ers Will Settle ^ Pacers Run of Sports

MCC Tops Eastern JV’s By Dean R. Yost For Third Place To Triumph Assistant Sports Editor NEW YORK (AP) - The ApoUo 34 points and added 10 assists, but he drove towards the hoop, NEW YORK (AP) - "Running, that’s our ballgame,’’ By Dean Yost 17ers are heading for theTfioon but the felt he had a ,bad night after hitting passed off to Moore, who put -says Coach Bob Leonard of the Indiana Pacers. Philadelphia 76ers will settle for third only 12 of 39 floor shots. “They gave a soft jumper through the Winning Season for Cheney ? Ski Notes The defending American Basketball Association champs Sparked by exciting place in the National Basketball me the jump, but I missed a lot of cords and the game went ran away from the expansion San Diego Conquistadors 124- Lamont Freeman, assisted Association’s Atlantic Division. shots,’’ he said. into overtime. Not since 1968 has Cheney Tech fielded such a talented 112 Wednesday night and they’re starting to run away witti by the rebounding strength crew as the present squad. ’The Beavers went winless for The 76ers are a long way from the Baltimore’s Chenier hit on 22 of 31 By BILL SACHEREK of Ernie Moore, Manchester moon but they’re just 3Vk games Off to an early start for the ABA’S Western Division, opening a SVk-game lead over Getting new life in the five two consecutive seasons before registering a victory last shots—he scored 13 points in the final Denver and Utah. Community College minute overtime period, year in their fifth outing. behind the Buffalo Braves following period to help stave off a Portland Brodie Mt. via slippery Mass pike and two hours later we are Elsewhere, Dallas defeated Denver 116104, Utah tum eif overcame a 14-point defidt MCC outscored Elastem, 12- ’Two of the three Tech wins a year ago were registered Wednesday night’s 122-117 triumph rally—and erased the 49 points scoied to defeat Eastern over the Kansas City-Omaha Kings, at Kelly’s Irish Alps. back Carolina 116108, Kentucky trounced Virginia 116105 5 to earn their first victory on the home court. Tuesday night Gieney edged Bolton on by Earl Monroe when he was with the The first person I met was the and New York outlasted M em ^is 101-95. Connecticut State College of the season. only their third success in 27 starts. the home floor advantage. Bullets. However, Monroe scored 56 ever-smiling prexy, Jim Kelly. The Pacers built a whopping 26point,lead over San JV’s 78-73 in overtim e last Co-Captain Stan As Tech Coach John Kleis noted, “If Mark Viklinetz can Elsewhere,, Baltimore whipped points when that game went into I was No. 8 in line on Gramp’s night. The contest wap Portland 115-102 and Phil Chenier set Diego in the first quarter but saw theM‘‘ljulge chopped to Alexander and Freeman adjust to our style, he’ll really help us.’’ overtime for the over-all club record. 4,000 foot double chairlift. ’The eight by halftime and to just four midway through the third played before 400 fans at paced the Cougars’ scoring . Doing a little crystal-ball gazing, but still too early to a club regulation-time record with 53 Geoff Petrie topped Portland with 36. snow guns were working and Elast Catholic High. Elastem points, Seattle took Milwaukee 95-91 the snow was good. After a few period. They had it back up to 1li0, though, in the final attack with 18 m arkers tell, Cheney could possibly win more games than it loses. Lee Winfield and rookie Bud period. dipped to 0-2^ w h ile the apiece. Ten of Freeman’s and Detroit downed Phoenix 114-103. Stallworth each sank two free throws runs I met Walter Grzb, a Cougars are 1-0? John Q. Trapp scored 10 of his teacher at Bennet, and his two “Darnell Hillman, George McGinnis and Roger Brown points came in the third Manchester High’s Athletic Boosters’ Qub will get a in the final 12 seconds to help Seattle got out on the fast break and just outran San Diego,’’ period. Moore tossed in 16, career-high 35 points in the fourth beat Milwaukee despite 38 points by sons. Bob and Scott, who were Swam>ing hoops early in chance to reacquaint one with each other Tuesday night at enjoying the JFK trail. Leonard said. “San Diego got some offensive rebounds but four of which came in the Clarke Arena when the Tribe hoopsters host Maloney period to pace the 76ers over the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the Bucks. the contest. Eastern began Kings. He gave Philadelphia the lead A swing over to Dot’s Chair we started sending both forwards out on the fast break and to pull away midway overtime, while Ellle Grant High. Spencer Haywood paced the Sonics where there was no waiting. that’s why San Diego was getting the rebounds. ’That will for good at 104-102 on a jumper with with 32. through the first half, and netted 12 and Bill Peoples, a This 6,000 foot double chairlift happen sometimes when you get ahead.’’ 7Vi minutes left. Fred Carter, who Bob Lanier scored 34 points and with 6:56 remaining, the former Manchester High The East Catholic Boosters’ Ciub will hold a banquet goes to the summit and has a San Diego’s Stew Johnson took scoring honors with 36 star, recorded 10 points in Tuesday to honor its fall athletes. Rich Forzano, head scored 28 points, and Kevin Loughery, grabbed a career-high 26 rebounds as 4erticle of 1,250 which leads to visitors errected a 27-13 who added 23, then combined for 10 points while McGinnis and Brown led Indiana with 24 ^ spread and the handwriting bis first varsity start. football coach at the U.S. Naval Academy, will be the main Detroit downed Phoenix for the several trails of your choice. 20, respectively. points as the 76ers opened a 117-109 Pistons’ fifth straight home win. The long Tipperary was closed appeared on the wall for speaker. ’The affair wili be held at the school. Seven Dallas players scored in double figures as the , Eastern’s Pollack was the bulge. Charlie Scott paced the Suns with 28. so I came down Killarnry, MCC. game’s top point getter with KC-Omaha’s Nate Archibald scored which later joins the JFK. It Chaps beat Denver. Rich Jones led the way with 24, Bob Court injuries are taking their toll in the senior Netolicky had 19 and Skeeter Swift 18. Ralph Simpson Lacking hustle and losing 21 while Ron LaWgne, Ron . was a lot of fun. Siemienski, Neal tosketball league at Illing High. Pat Mistretta became the Just a few bare spots on the paced Denver with 23. rebounds to the quick first victim with a torn Achilles’ tendon while Randy mountain where there are Glen Combs scored 28 points, James Jones 23 and Zelmo moving Eastern crew, Richardson and Ron Cruse had 15, 11, 11 and 10 points Smith, sports editor in Rockville, also twisted an ankle and State College Basketball springs which haven’t frozen Beaty 22 as Utah whipped Carolina’s Eastern Division Manchester sagged and has been assisted by a pair of crutches. respectively. over yet. leaders and climbed into a virtual second-place tie with BmMfMaIvnito trailed 37-29 at interm ission. B asketball They have 35 snow guns here, Denver in the West. Billy (hinningham and Joe Caldwell Revived by a good pep talk Moore hauled in 22 plus a giant Hedco cannon V Cougars* Flashy Lamont Freeman Grabs Ball rebounds, a game high, Brodie Ideals No Waiting led the losers with 24 and 23. from the wheelchair by which produces a fantastic Kentucky opened a 9691 lead over Virginia to 10694 in a w hile Grant corralled 15 • •Schedules Cross Tops UConn, amount of snow. This one item Coach Pat Mistretta, the If the red carpet treatment was displayed Thanksgiving three-minute span of the final period l^hlnd Walt Simon ...While Teammates* Ernie Moore and Bill Peoples look on Cougarg came out in the se­ loose balls. weekend at Hunter Mountain in New York, Brodie cost Brodie $25,000. “We shot lousy and won,’’ Bolton High Brodie has three double and Dan Issel and went on to beat the Squires. Issel cond half fighting and took Mountain ih New Ashford, Mass., put out the magic carpet finished with 32 points and held Virginia’s Julius Erving to beamed a sm iling M istretta. for the news media last weekend. December Central, Stags Win chairs, a 2,500 foot T-bar from advantage of a cold Eastern the summit down, which wasn’t one point in the final 12 minutes after the Squires’ ace five. “We did it against a good 12 Lyman Memorial Home After experiencing unseasonable tempertures, snow 15 Rocky Hill Away running while we were there, talli^ 31 during the first three periods. Despite his small statue. Eastern team. Our defense amounting from three to five inches fell, plus continuous wasn’t that good, but our 19 East Hampton Away STORRS AP)—King Gaskins scored 30 points for Holy plus 2' rope tows. New York outscored Memphis 162 late in the game to Tigers Best on Defense Freeman sparked the snow-making helped make skiing ideal on Jim Kelly’s Irish Cross Wednesday night to spark a 9690 victory over the Later In the day Jim Kelly offensive attack brought us 27 (Cheney Tech Home pull out a victory over the Tams despite 28 points by Lee Cougars’ attack with an Bwald pM e by nalo Alps. and Brodie hosted the media to hack in the game.’’ 29 Portland Away University of Connecticut. Davis of the losers. George Carter paced the Nets with 20. assortment of off-balance f Arriving at Brodie late, I began to ski the right side of January Holy Cross got off to a quick start in scoring, rolling up a fine luncheon and honored BOSTON (AP) - The the old major league record John Mayberry of the jump shots. Combined with New Look for the Tired Basketball Coaches the well-groomed facilities, skiing on the Tipperary Glade, RHAM Home Harry Downey. John Risley, Eastern’s 10 points straight in one part of the first half and leaving Detroit .Tigers, led by of .987, also set last year. Kansas City Royals won Moore’s outstanding Clover Trail and Killamey. Snow conditions were perfect 9 Bacon Academy Home Tom Varanaka heads the coach, commented, the court at halftime with an advantage of 28-43. shortstop Eddie Brinkman, As the Tigers won the first base honors with .996, rebounding power, th e ^..Displayed by the Injured Pat Mistretta and very'few bare spots were noticeable. 12 Vinal Tech Home Brodie Ski School, a top pro, “Freeman, he really ate us Connecticut recovered in the College Basketball Roundup employed the American league fielding cham- edging Dick Allen, th e Cougars slowly ate away at The big factor that caught my eye was the lift lines. 16 Coventry Away before reeling off nine straight who raced on the circuit. up. He has a lot of second half to even the score at Night skiing is great here. League’s best defense en pion^p for the third time in Chicago White Sox’ most Eastern’s lead. Usually Brodie has overflowing crowds, but believe it or 19 Cromwell Home 7670. But then Holy Cross points to take a 37-24 lead. ’Die potaitial.’’ 23 Rocky Hill Home Stags led at halftime 41-30 and See you on the mountain. route to the East Division ti­ five years, Brinkman also valuable player award At 15:06 of the last half. not, I didn’t have to wait in one lift line all day. I can never resumed its onslaught, keeping |tfCC w ill travel to the 26 East Hampton Home out-scored the hosts 6630 in the tle in 1972. set three other major league winner who bad .946. F reem a n ’s hoop put recall in my skiing experience where I never had to wait in Connecticut at least two points University of Hartford February second half to coast to the win. Official fielding records records for a shortstop. He K en Berry of the Manchester a point behind, line. It took longer getting down the hill than it did going down for the remainder of the Friday in a contest with the 2 Portland Home Captain George Groom and Irish Check announced by .AL President committed only seven California Angels topped 39-38, but it wasn’t until the up. game. Hawks’ JV’s at 6. 6 RHAM Away Gaskins was the top scorer Ray Kelly had 16 points eadt, Bowling Joe Cronin Wednesday errors, four fewer than the regular outfielders with a 11:58 mark did the Cougars Brodie’s new Hedco snow gun pumps 360 gallons of 9 Bacon Academy Away Ralph Rehn had 12 and Bob showed the Tigers com­ marks set by Cardenas and for Holy Cross, followed by 1.000 mark in 285 chances. knot the game at 44-all. Muncheater (78)—Alexander 8 water per minute to add to its vast collection of snow­ 13 Vinal Tech Away Gene Doyle with 21 points. Cal Bogad had 10. John Ryan had 16 Losing Skid m itted only 96 errors in 5,883 16 Coventry Home Bowa, played 72 consecutive He also shared the lead with The Silk Towners took 2-2 18, Freeman 9 0-118, Moore making equipment. Chapman led UConn’s scoring assists for the winners. RESTAURANT - Charlie 20 Cromwell Away chances for a .984 games without a miscue, Chicago’s Carlos May with command of the lead on 6 4-618, Peoples 5 0-110, Grant 6 with 27 points, while Jim Foster Dennis McDermott led St. Gardella 142-395, Jim Bell 385, percentage. The league and handled 331 consecutive 13 assists, and tied Moore’s jump shot at the tq> (M) 12, Kelly 2 0-2 4. 36 6-12 78. Mt. Tom, the playground for many families wanting to garner^ 24 for Connecticut. Francis with 18 points and Mike Bill McKinney 371, Ed NEW YORK (AP) - Notre Dame’s once feared Fighting Rockville High Rivera was the loser’s only record for the fewest errors chances without an error. Oakland’s Reggie Jackson o f th e key. With time Eaaiern Conn (73)—Cruse 5 0- dq night skiiing, reportedly is eyeing an opening date December The Holy Cross scoring lead Bujaucius 142-404, Mike Irish have snapped an eight-game losing streak in college is 95 by th e B altim o re other double-figure scorer with Brooks Robinson led by participating in five dou­ running out. Eastern’s Cap­ 0 10, Siemienski 5 1-4 11, around the first of the year: " 12 Enfield - Home reached its highest point with 12. Balesano 380, Rollie Irish 365, basketball and hope their spell of hard times in the sport Orioles in American League third ble plays. tain A1 Pollack netted a field Richardson 51-211, Snyder 21-3 15 Glastonbury Away 16:22 left in the second half, Charlie Gilbert 350, Robert has ended. „Brinkman set a major basemen in fiel& g for the Based on total chances. goal putting them ahead 66- S, Pollack 9 36 21, Lavigne 6 3-9 19 Southington Away when a field goal by Malcolm HARTFORD - Amherst Peck 156391, Carl Bolin 141-394, Moulton brought Holy Cross a Larry Bates 141-366, Jeannot Unranked in. the Associated Pennsylvania, league record for shortstops 10th time with a .977 N e w Y ork’s Mel 64 with 11 ticks left. IS. 32 9-23 73. 22 Simsbury Home defeated Trinity College Score at half 37-29 Eastern 58-47 advantage. Wirtalla 353, Dave Castagna Press Top Twenty, the Irish Louisiana and Oral Roberts with a mark of .990 while percentage on just 11 errors. Stottlemyre was the top Freeman stole the ball and worth it,” stated Cal Coniff. Injuries have been reported 27 Alumni Home Wednesday night 73-68 in a won their first game of the new were the only teams in ths AP 29 Bloomfield Home UConn then started to come hard-fought college basketball 358, Frank McNamara 144-363, handling 735 chances in a ll of The Orioles, ninnerup to fielding pitcher, par­ on the decrease since the service has been offered. back on the shooting of Gary Adloph Kuzzaz 371, George season by turning back rankings to see action. The Detroit’s 156 games. He was Detroit with a t e ^ mark of January game before a crowd of about Valparaiso Wednesday night 82- ninth-ranked Quakers crushed ticipating in 71 plays without 3 South Windsor Away Custick and Cal Chapman and 150. Marinelll 354, Robert Morin injured in the playoffs after .983, also had two other an error. Kans City’s Paul .Ski racing will be on the card next Friday at Gunstock the ball handling of Jim Foster. 186414, Ed Wilson 146357. 72. They had lost their last six The Citadel 67-34, the Ragin’ Coventry 5 Plainville Home High scorer for Amherst was games last season and their Cajuns, No.lO, routed Pan bettering the American individual leaders-^second Splittorff and Boston’s Lynn RfL in Laconia, N.H. Pro racers from the East are 9 Newington ome The Huskies tied the score at was Bob Lavigne, a senior League record for baseman Dave Jduison with expected tp chase the 81,000 {U'ize money. 68-68 on a basket by Dennis Cole first two of the current cam­ American 111-77 and No. 12 McGlothen also fielded Final Winner 12 Windsor Away guard, with 25 points. Trinity Oral Roberts whipped Idaho shortstops, .985 by Leo .990 and' catcher Johnny Quintet with 11:03 left in the half and V - Ken Seaton 167-136425, Ed paign. 1.000, handling 57 and 48 16 Windsor Locks Away guard Keith Kievan and Kovis 137-136-403, Tony Perhaps looking ahead to a State 9682. Cardenas with the Oates with .99$. Johnson and chances, respectively. The Herald’s final 19 Glastonbury Home then tied again at 7670. forward Bill Fenkel tied with 15 football contest of the Auto Racing ^Gossip Holy Cross followed with five Marineili 147-403, Hank Martyn Dec. 23 meeting, with UCLA’s Minnesota ’Twins in 1971. Oates recently were traded The New York Yankees 23 Southington Home points each. 136387, Al Pirkey 386, Carl mighty national champions Dwight Lamar tossed in 30 Larry Bowa of the to the Atlanta Braves in the season was won by Mike Trium phs 26 Simsbury Away stra i^ t points,, four of them The final margin of five led the league in double Bobby Allison, driver of the Coke-Cola-sponsored 1972 gained by King Gaskins. Bolin 169-386, Don Simmons 137- Irish Coach ^ ’Digger" Flielps points for the Cajuns, but Reese Philadelphia Phillies held National League. Voiland of 61 Hawthorne February points was the greatest spread used numerous players against Stovall of Pan American fed all plays with ire. Chevy won the Martini & Rossi American Driver-of-the- 377, Al Martyn 157-375, Roy St. He will receive a check 2 Bloomfield Away HAMDEN - Central of the game, the ioss gives DeVeau 144-363, C harles the Valpos at Itouth B e^. “I scorers with 36. Richard Fuqua Coventry High received good Year Award. The 35-year-old Allison claimed 10 super 6 South Windsor Home Trinity a 1-2 season mark while for SIO. scoring support from forwards Connecticut State College Whelan 362, Gene Tirinzonie wanted to give our kids paced Oral Roberts with 31. speedway victiories this season and earned $271,395 for his 9 Plainville Away defeated Quinnipiac Wednesday Amherst is now 2-0. 351, Rocco Lupacchino 147-369, confidence and I wanted to see Dave Treschuk and Brian 13 Newington Away efforts. Junior Johnson, a former GN star, is the night 59-55 in a closely matched E lliott Fish 135-369, Don whether they could come off the Penn overcame a Citadel Carlson as the Patriots 16 Windsor Home BRIDGEPORT - Wally mechanic. college basketball game. The Carpenter 136374, Dick Krel bench and play,” Phelps said. stall in winning the second defeated Tolland High, 64-46, on 20 Windsor Locks Home Young scored five points in the xopoUtaii the winners’ home floor. game’s high score of 18 points closing minutes Wednesday 136-374, Howie Hampton >135- "We’re satisfl^.”, game of a tripleheader at the collegiate track championships Treschuk, the game’s high V Carl ‘Bugs’ Stevens has been voted by the public for the South Windsor High was piled in by Central Conn.’s night as Bridgeport broke open 359, Fran Calvo 356, Andy John Shumate, with 24 points, Palestra in Philadelphia. In the will be held in Princeton’s Jad- point-collector, ripped the cor­ second consecutive year as NASCAR’s Most Popular December Bob Wendt. Taking scoring a close college basketball game Lamoureaux 147-362, Fete and Gary Brokaw, with 23, led opener LaSalle edg^ Biscayne win Gym on Washington’s ds 21 points while Carlson Modified driver. Stevens is also a three-time former 9 Jamboree, Bloomfield, honors for Quinnipiac was and defeated Southern Aceto 353, Joe Twaronite 142- the Irish. John Wolfenburg of 69-67. Oregon State defeated Birthday, Feb. 19. Admission added IS. Paul Toomey chipped national modified champion. ' Wind sor Locks, Hall at junior forward Ed Roulhac. Connecticut 6651. 354, Chet Nowicki 358, Vic the Crusaders took high game Temple 5650 in the concluding w illb^ree. in 10 markers. Univer sity of Hartford. At the half, Quinnipiac lead The Purple Knights led 50-49 Marineili 142. honors with 26. gamq. For the losers, Rich Charland 12 South Catholic Home 38-32, but Central took over 46 with four minutes left before Despite having a somewhat' properous racing season this 44 with about 15 ninutes to left netted 14 points while Skip past year at Stafford Speedway, the combination of this 15 Bloomfield Home reeling off seven consecutive' For Christm as in the game. points to nail down their second Fleet tossed in 11. w riter and Greg Fox will not return. Financial problems in 19 Plainville Away COVENTRY - Toomey 3-4-10, 22 Windsor Away BROOKLYN, NY. - victory without a loss. Young Treschuck 10-1-21, Locke 1-1-3, building a new Valiant will force the retirem ent of the neat 29 Newington Home scored five of the seven points appearing No. 33 from racing. Forward Tom Duffy paced five Carlson 6-3-lS, Cahill 1-0-2, January double-figure scorers with a in the decisive rally. Zuzel 0-1-1, Kissane 0-0-0, 3 Rockville Home game-high 20 points Wednesday Southern Connecticut, Gokey 060, Coates 000, totals 5 Glastonbury Away night as Fairfield University leading 2624, lost its third con­ 27-12-64. 9 Simsbury Home notched its third straight win of secutive game. Young and the TOLLAND - Charland 7-0-14, National Hockey League 12 Windsor Locks Home the season with a 104-60 romp Owl’s John Ivy shared scoring Fleet S-1-11, Kalagher 4-1-9, 19 Bloomfield Away over St. Francis. honors in the game with 15 MDresie 2-2-6, Duell 000, L. 23 Plainville Home Fairfield enjoyed a narrow Dresie 0-0-0, Bendix 0-2-2, Esposito, Mates 26 Windsor Home 23-24 margin with 6:03 Blauett 1-02, Krawiec 0-00, 30 Southington Away remaining in the first half totols 108-46. February Reach Milestone 2 Newington Away 6 Rockville Away GIVE HIM A NEW YORK (AP) - Goaltender Tony Esposito and his 9 Glastonbury Home ALLEY KATZ - Reggie C^hicago Black Hawk teammates reached National Hockey 13 Simsbury Away Hilinski 127, Fran Jamaitis 125, Basketball 16 Windsor Locks Away Verna Findlay 165-341, Reggie BICYCLES HOMEUTE* League milestones together Wednesday night UUHEST SELECTION OF 20 Southington Home Gburski 130. Ann Kalil 141, NEHSICrUES IN THE Find yourself a great vocation East Side Juniors Esposito, who has shared the goals apiece to lead the 22 Northwest Catholic Away Barbara Temm 127. VENNONMEX CHAINSAW Vezina Trophy as the Hawks Canadiens to their victory. Ptofessionalljr Aiiembltit Coming-from-behind, the have posted the league’s best The Canadiens honor^ old Surprise your man with this gift Dunkers sunk the Magicians 48- TOYS t NOVELTIES of year 'round usefulness. He'll defensive record in two of the coach Toe Blake before the ACCESSORIES! 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PitiCBB THjBTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. »i«n«»ii—*«-. Coon.. Thuri.. Dec. 7. i m Two From USC, Three from Nebraska MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (fonn.. Thurs., Dec. 7, 1972 -r- PAGE THlRTY-THPgF Economical W ay The “Action Marketplace” To Advortiso Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers Named to AP All-America Squads Over 60,000 Daily Readers 15 words, 8 d a y s ...... ^1-89 Fast Results 15 words, 6 days ...... S8.24 NEW YORK (AP) — Two players from No. 1-ranked Gradishar of (Xiio State and John Skorupan of P m i State Southern Califonila and three f i ^ Nebraska’s deposed and defensive bade Calvin Jmes of Washington. tbe Week tw ice this seastm and be did it by gaining a school had a year of eligibility left because he lHX)ke his arm in his 15 words, 10 days ...... 84-50 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR national diamplons, including Heisman Tnq>hy winner record 233 yards against Northwestern and Indiana. sophomore year and decided to come back. Needless to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Wood, who calls defoisive signals for Southern Cal’s Tight aid Young is outstanding whether he’s catching 20 words, 26 days ...... 814.56 Jtdumy Rodgers, were named today to The Associated unbeaten Trojans, is the only s(^homore on the AJl- say, Notre Dame is glad he did. 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Press AU-Amerlca football team for 1972. the football or blocking. “He has ou tstan ^ speed and (Bdahoma’s Moore reached his peak in the Somiers’ 27-0 Happy Ads ...... 81.50 inch America team while Green, Hicks and Gradishar are can catch the ball,” says Southern Cal Coadh Jdib McKay. Deadline for Saturday and Monday Juniors. rout of Texas. He made 10 tackles, blocked a qui^ kick Four members from the 1971 All-America team made it “He can go deep as well as short, almost like a split PHONE 643-2711 te 12:00 Noon Friday which Oklahmna recovered for a toudidown, recovered a receiver.” for the second year in a row, including (MJahoma’s super Rodgers wound up regular seasra play with four batted pitebout in the end zone ta r another touchdown and runner Oreg Pruitt. He was Joined in the 1972 badcfield by National Collegiate Athletic Association records, seven pressured the Texas quarterback into an intercqition.. SunrteM Offtrwf 12 quarterback John Hufnagel of Penn State and running Big Eight Conference marics and 19 Nebraska records. He McKay also sajrs that Southern Cal’s defense deserves Holp Wontod 35 three-fourths of (he credit for the Trojans’ No. 1 ranking Like Wood, Gradishar and Skorupan earned AP lineman HERALD tocks Otis Armstrong of Purdue and Woodrow Green of has scored 46 touchdowns, 278 points, cau|^t ISO passes for p le a s e read STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, and Wood is the leader. “He’s as fine a defensive football of the Week honors during the seastm. George Hill, (^ p EXPERIENCED mechanic Aiiacma State. 2,706 yards and 26 touchdowns and has returned punts for State’s defense coordinator, says Gradishar “has great BOX LETTERS fireplaces, flagstone terraces. days, tune up and brake H A P P Y A D S Order Your 1,664 yards. In all-purpose running, he has an NCAA record player as I’ve ever seen at this stage of development,” YOUR AD All concrete repairs, both exMrience a must. Connecticut The other repeaters are middle guard Rich Glover -of says McKay. speed and ability to get outside and he’s a great pass inside and outsioe, railings, 5,586 yards. For Your Classified or "Want Ads" are, drivers Ucense and references Nebraska, winner of the Outland TM ^y as the nation’s top defender. We count on him each week to make the big landscaping. Reasonamy “Happy Brahaney, Hannah, Sisemore and Hicks were largely Information taken over the phone as a con­ required. QuaUfied need only interior lineman, offensive tackle Jerry Sisohore of Texas hufnagel has directed Penn State to 26 victories in 28 plays. He’s Just a great football player; vdut else can you priced. Call M34)eSl. apply. Inquire in person, 252 responsible with their blocking for their teams’ high »m«h say?” THE HERALD will not dis­ venience. The advertiser should and center Tom Brahaney of (^clalunna. gam es since becoming the starting quarterback midway in close the identity of any adver­ Spencer Street, Manchester. in the national rushing statistics. (Bclahonu was tops, Penn State Coach Joe Paterno says Skorupan is “one of read his ad the FIRST DAY IT SNOW plowing -- Experience Thought” the 1970 season. He bolds nine Penn State records, tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in commercial and residential. The third Nebradu representative is defensive end while Alabama, Texas and Ohio State all wound up arnemg the finest linebackers we have had. He compares very AVON can help you fight including game, season and career marks for passing and answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The Prompt, coqrteous service. inflation with extra cash week­ Willie Harper while tm-ranked Southern Cal is the top 11. Rusnak is rated one of the finest blockers in favorably with the outstanding linebackers we have had in References. 646-7770. Today! represmted by' ti^ t end C ^ les Young and sophomore total offense yardage. desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE ly. As an Avon Representative North Carolina history. recent years.” can follow this procedure: incorrect or'omitted insertion tor you can earn money to clean up linebacker Richard Wood. (Hdahoma’s opponents overloaded their defenses to the Even though opponents hesitate to try and skirt Harper’s Jones, smallest player on the All-America team at 5-9 any advertisement and then only to WASHING Machine repairs, D ills , buy new clothes or RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, C A L L 6 4 3 -2 711 Rodgers, Harper, guard John Hannah of Alabama and outside to take away Pruitt’s explosive sweeps and he end, he still is the key man on Nebraska’s pass rush and and 170, bad overcome his lack of size to win Pacific-8 Enclose ypur reply to the box the extent of a "make good” inser­ furniture. CaU now, 289-4922. in an envelope — address to the Maytag. Reasonable rates. defensive back Robert Pt^elka of Southern Methodist all didn’t approach his 1,665 yards of last season. But Coach containing the Wishbone sweep. He’s big, tou^ and mobile honors three years in a row. tion. Errors yihich do not lessen the Owner of Pike Coin Wash imd moved iq> fnmi the second team of a year ago while Brad Classifi^ Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement will not mpany ol Manchester Qiuck Fairbanks said he still “had a heckuva year for u s.’’ with 4.6 speed over 40 yards. The other end, Baylor’s Southern Methodist’s Popelka has 9.7 speed for the 100 Evening Herald, together with a Dry (leaning, 275 West Middle opportunity for high income . . . Sofflaoiia Van Pelt, Kfichlgan State’s tow«dng 5-foot-6 safety, Although be missed one Arizona State game with a knee Goree, was the Southwest Conference’s Defensive and impressed one pro scout to say: “He was the best be corrected by "make good” inser­ Turnpike, next to Stop and plus cash bonuses and conven­ Evening climbed from the 1971 third team. memo 'listing the companies tion. Shop, 643-4913. sMy hova saat yaw iUjury, Green still galloped for 1,363 yards and 15 Si^homore of the Year in 1970 and Defensive Player of the defensive back I saw all season. He’s got real good speed, you do NOT want to see your tion trips to mature man in Rounding out the elite 22-man All-America squad for Manchester area. Regardless a boppyarfl Herald touchdowns. He had the professional scouts drooling even Year last season. Against Arkansaif, he made 16 tackles but the thing that impresses me is that he always seems to letter. Your letter will be TREE REMOVAL — Pruning, 1972 are tackle John Hicks of Ohio State, g u ^ Ron last year. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 of experience, air mail C.F. and blocked two punts, a performance which forced the be in the ri^ t place. He Just has a nose for the football.” destroyed if the advertiser is spraying, etc., fully insure, Read, Pres., American Rusnak of North Carolina, defensive end Roger Goiee of Purdue’s Armstrong is likely to be a first-round pick Razorbacks into punting on third down Just in case he did it Van Pelt is -a three-sport star at Michigan one you’ve mentioned. If not it ucensed. Free estimates. Call Lubricants Company, Box 696, Baylor, defmsive tackles Greg Marx of Notre Dame and when the National Football League does its drafting early again. State—football, basketball and baseball—who says' he will be handled in the usual Autoa For Solo 633-5345. Dayton, Ohio, 4 ^ 1 . Derland Moore of Oklahoma, linebackers Randy next year. He was the only player tq be named AP Back of Marx could have Joined the pro ranks a year ago, but he doesn’t feel comfortable “unless I’m playing some sport.” manner. 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Tackles—John Hicks, Ohio long and bitter feud over pair or destroy the Olympic Beattie, standard transmission, Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, Satur­ Elizabeth Epstein Mommy, Daddy, Brad, | State, 6-3, 254, Junior, the NCAA’s war against the day 8-4. HRST (IASS Becauw blocking is one of *tAMms7*tm rtO H T conduct of the Olympic movement, but we hope this LOST — Large black male cat, radio, best offer. 646-1064 after Bullding-Controcting 14 Bondo-Stocko-Mortgogoo 27 Dapper and Raacal •SUM 4 mBSAr/ijt fi^ c a Cleveland, Ohio; Jerry U.S. Olympic Committee. program. 5:30 p.m. his vital functions, and his O f/ omAmf/mm action will help precipitate with yellow eyes, last seen in f r e q w t target is a 235-pound Sisemore, Texas, 6-4, 260, Announcement the MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Commissioner Wayne Congressional or other Mount Sumner Area of Bolton. WES ROBBINS carpentry mortgages — interim financing SHEET METM. Sorry we're late. Ihmiacker, he has to be Senior, Plainview, Tex. conference was dropping its. Duke said the action was not Call 646-7428. Tnicko-Troetoro 5 remodeling specialist. Ad­ IraiMMinMiNiriiMpparT Guards—John Hannah, remedial action.” CERAM IC — expedient and confidential Happy Birthday physicaL Anywhere between USOC membership--worth a a conference boycott of the ditions, rec rooms, dormers, service, J. D. Real Estate OMcktalUMfoiidMNlbi 6-3 and 6-5 and 235 to 250 Alabama, 6-3, 264, . Senior, The Big Ten faculty group FOUND — Young male cat, 1967 FORD pick-up, and car built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, JANE modest 3 votes in the wide Ol3TOpic movement and that TILE Assoc. 643-5129. We love you a lot. waiM wBinii ripN pounds is in the right range, Albertville, Ala.; Ron Rusnak, and athletic directors black with white, \hcinity East trailer, best offer. 633-1886 after 649-3446. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• wmms Olympic control individual athletes, coaches O m C a ll Mommy, Dad and all the though you can get by with North Carolina, 6-1,225, Senior, otherwise conducted a Center" ' .Street...... 347-f— 11/30/72 647-9355. 5. Buolnooo Opportunity 28 less weight if you have com- Prince George, Va. spectrum—was the biggest and member schools were routine session, tabling such - ’ --- Do m It A ll! LEON CTESZYNSKI builder - & WELDERS Bella, and Grandma tool penisating strength.^ news to emanate from the LOST — Hub cap for Buick FORD Gas tractor, with 5th We specialize in cersEmic tile, new homes custom built, We would run a cross Center—Tom Brahaney, free to cooperate in future prime proposals as adoption wheel, model C ^ , 1967, 10- CHAPLIN — Perfect spot for Becauw the spreail of zone Oklahoma, 6-2, 227, Senior, Big Ten’s 3-day winter Olympic activity. vicinity Park Street, Tuesday slate, fUigstone and qmirry remodeling, additions, rec small business, former Minimum one year ex­ I Congratulations country mile to wish you e of a red-shirting policy and morning. Phone 643-0213. speed, good condition, easily rooms, garages, kitchens Happy Birthday defenws has made him a Midland, Tex. meeting which ended yester­ “The Big Ten simply joins converted to wrecker or tile. For complete bathroom camping store, amesite parking perience, must read On your new hofne reduction of football remodeling, we’ll handle all remodeled, bath tile, cement V* acre. Fairly priced JOE prim ary passing target, Quarterback—John Hufnagel, day. the NCAA in stressing the otherwise. 643-1442. work. Steps, dormers. area, on blueprints. Excellent I DUANE & ELAINE especially on third down scholarships until after the •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• carpentry, plumbing and tile at $5,000. Baskin Real Estate, Love, I , Penn State, 6-1, 194, Senior, It was the initial grass complete failure of the Residential or commercial. fringe benefits and pay. % Love, clutoh si^ tlq u , he must be Coraopolis, Pa. NCAA annual convention Autoo For Solo 4 1967 CHEVY. ^ ton pick up. woik. Efcpert worknumship 647-9119. Mom, Dad, Jim, Janet, roots backing of the NCAA USOC in its operational Call 6494291. I Ken and Sandra agile enough to squirm into Running Backs—Otis here Jan. 11-13. Good running condition. and reasonable rates. Steve and Brand: the cracks of the zone and NEED CAB? C r^ it very bad? Asking. $700. Phone 643-5520. Armstrong, Purdue, 5-11, 194, Bankr^t,' repossession? Call Mandavilla ALL Types Repairs, carpentry have the. hand coordination and remodeling — kitchens, AMERICAN PRESSURE BLAST Holp Wontod 38 to grab pasws at any angle. Senior, Chicago, 111.; Woodrow Honrat Douglas accepts lowest 1972 FORD F-lOO pick-up, V-8, 6 4 3 - 9 6 7 8 Holp Wontod 35 Green, Arizona State, 200, bathrooms, garages, additions, Becauw thow same zone down, smallest payment, 3-speed standard, style side, 8 ceilings. ^iT 643-73OT after 6. MAMIFACTURHIG Junior, Portland, Ore.; Greg anywhere. Not small loan body, step bumper, rear OIL PART-TIME, station wagon defenses have shut off the finance company plan. Douglas $1. AN HOUR lets you go CO., me. drivers w ant^ to drive in the long bomb to the outside re­ Pruitt, Oklahoma, 5-9, 177, window protective grill. Under SooHng-SIdlng-Chlntnoy 16 Senior, Houston, Tex. Mofora, 345 m m . shopping without your children. 41 Chapel Street town of Manchester. MECHAMCS ceivers, especially with the 5,000 miles. $2,800. Phone 646- STATION Approximate hours 7:15-8:45 Defense / M O R i g 4139. Monday-Saturday, 7-5:15 p.m. Manchester Experienced In dieicl enflne repelrt. double zones to either side of Call Delmont Day Care Center, GUTTERS and roofs repaired a.m., 2:30-3:45 p.m. We will Ends—Roger Goree, Baylor, 1972S^tDATSUN 1200 fastback. Manchester Call Mrs. Brunettl, the field, the tight end should Must sell, $1,700 or best offer. 649-5531. and replaced. Excellent train, must be able to drive TOP W«SS I KIEFITS now have the speed to go 6-0, 202, Senior, Baton Rouge, Auto-Sorvloo workmanship. Reasonable 643-2487 between CaU 643-8804. Accoooorloo 7 Stay one step ahead of sUndard shift. Call 643-2373 deep down the middle. La.; Willie Harper, Nebraska, UNITED Tree Service — jobs prices. Free estimates. 646- 10 a.m . and 5 p.m. between 9 a.m.-noon. Call Branch or Builneii Mnnafer 1399. the competition. for ippolnUnent. Becauw of the combi- 6-2, 208, Senior, Toledo, Ohio. 1964' f o r d fa lc o n Futura, large or small, tree removal, sss-nrt natipn of all thew factors, Tackles—Greg Marx, Notre 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 convertible, standard, looks AUTO etc. Insured. Call 646-4622. MODERN 3-BAY BE Your own boss! Earn as you you now have super stars Dame, 6-5, 260, Senior, Red- BIDWELL Home Improvement HAIRDRESSERS wanted - We learn servicing customers for a BROGKWAY MOTOR TRUCKS good but n e^ s some work. Call SERVICE Co. Expert installation of like Ted Kwalick of San 643-1802, mornings. Folntlng-Foporlng 13 need two hairdressers for our well estabUshed home products Rocky HIU, Conn. ford, Mich.; Derland Moore, SPECIALISTS aluminum siding, gutters and STATION Francisco and Charlie Sand­ Oklahoma, 6-3, 246, Senior, busy, modem shop in Rockville- firm. For information call 647- Exit IS, 0(1 MI •TuM-upi trims. Roofing installation and Vernon. Good working 1909 after 6. An eqiinl opportniilty eaaployir_ ers of Detroit playhig the Poplar Bluff, Mo. So you can sleep; our 1968 CAMARO, excellent INSIDE — outside, painting. position. running condition. $800. Phone •B nkn Special rates for people over repairs. 649-64K, 875-9109. Please call days 563-0131, conditions, finest clientele and A tremendous number of Middle Guard—Rich Glover, •M r COTd. (jail my competitors, then call Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. good pay are some pluses we • JIQ BORE Nebraska, 6-1, 233, Senior, radio equipped service 649-2484 before 4 p.m. ROOFING — Specializing other great tight end talents CompMi me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Evenings and Sunday call offer. All that and some fine co­ • CINTIMATIC are on display in the Na­ Jersey City, N.J. XuloCxit repairing roofs of all kinds, new workers. CaU us now and ask FEMALE sales positions open 1968i JEEP CU5, metal cab, roofs, gutter work, chimneys. collect 413-786-3041. a BRIDOBPORT tional Football League, too. Linebackers—Randy 25,00b miles, $1,575. 649-9783. PONTIAC J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom for Mr. Merrill, at 875-2752. — Mature women wanted for A list would have to include Gradishar, Ohio State, 6-3, 238, tructe never sieep. decorating, interior and cleaned and repaired. 30 years e BORINO MILL interesting sales work. 646-2637 PARK exterior, paperhanging, fully experience. Free estimates. FULL-TIME sales clerk, e BNQINB LATHB between ^11 a.m. R i^o n d Chester, Oakland; Junior, Champion, Ohio; John You know your heating system is never out of touch 1968 GTX, 383, 4-speed, four Call Rowley, 643-5361. Skorupan, Penn State, 6-2V4, 373 UMNST..IMNCHESTER insured. For free estimates, Schoolo-Clooooo 33 hardware store, experience e OPERATORS Milt Morin, Cleveland; Bob with us. We radio our swvice men to the scene of any new: tires, low mileage, good preferred. 5V4 day week. Apply Tucker New York Giants; 210, Senior, B eaver, P a.; condition. After 5, 646-^9. M9-2U1 call 649-9658. If no answer 643- CLERK experienced for book heating emergency call. Fast. Any hour of the day or 6362. Hooting-Plumbing 17 Connecticut in person, W.H. England’s PURDY CORP. store. Apply 705 Main St. Bob Trumpy, Cincinnati; Richard Wood, Southern night. Including Sundays and holidays. Hardware Store, Route 44-A, Manchester. Jim Miteheu, Atlanta; Tom CHEVROLET, 1968, Bel Air, 4- Motorcycloo-BlOyoloo 11 Companie$ Need BS6HIIUard t t California, 6-2, 220, Sophomore, Of course, if you have a Heating OU Service Con­ RICHARD E. Martin. Full SAM Watson Plumbing and Bolton, Conn. e49- Clarke Motor &les, Bolton, 1, 185, Senior, Temple, Tex.; Sorvlcoo OHorod 12 ment. Interior, exterior pain- FU E L ^il driver for winter professional educator. This is a efiective as starters, are five clutoh. Bus in excellent condi­ CaU 643-1496. greater than the supply. That's why work,pinust have Class 2 Conn. once in a life time opportunity Brad Van Pelt, Michigan State, tion, 649-0010, 872-2056. ting and wallpapering,I. FY (ee some of Connecticut’s biggest men who’ve been all-pro at For Over 39 Years, Your estimates. 228-95%, 228-3531. 228-: license. Apply to Moriarty for a career in real estate. Call the position and who average 6-5, 226, Senior, Owosso, Mich. SNOW Plowing — Commercial NO JOB too small. Immediate companies COME TO US for data Brothers, 301 Center St. See LIVE-IN baby sitter needed Comfort Has Been Our Business! 1971 DODGE Charger, air- and residential. Reasonable processing professionals. If you qualify for an appointment to discuss 10 years of experience in pro DONALD E. Tarca - service on service calls. Free C.P.I. will prepare you for a computer Scotty. Immediately, no weekends, 646- this oi^rtunity today. Ask for contact player, though he Ditka of the Chicago Bears, conditioned, power brakes, rates. Also available as backup estimates gladly given on 3916. football: Mike Ditka, Dallas; (folts and get himself voted power steering. Dent in front rig. CaU 646-3467, 647-9304. paperhanging and painting. career. Then we'll help get you Mr. Werbner, Jarvis Realty Jackie Smith) St. Louis; also reached a career high of who showed for thelirst time Free estimates. CaU 643-0271. heating or plumbing. Faucets started. HELP WANTED, luncheonette (fo., realtors, 643-1121. 43 catches in his secona pro as the finest tight end in the fender. $2,395. 646-4029. repaired or installed. Water Make your move TODAY. Next class BABYSITTER wanted while Jerry Smith, Washington; that the tight end could be­ SHARPENING Service - 5 day week, including Saturday. John Mackey, San Diego, and season. first SO years of pro football. worked on. Complete starts January 2. Apply in person, \^^ T. Grant Mother works. Beginning CLEANING Woman wanted come a team’s primary re­ 1965 COMET Convertible, 6 Saws, knives, axes, shears, GEORGE N. Converse — Call S2S-«2U. Ext. 24 Willie Frazier, Kansas City. “They gave me a job,” re­ ceiver. Mike learned to (At the age of 29, he lost his S i systems, rec rooms, Co., Mancliester Parkade. January. Light housekeeping. one day per week. CaU before 11 Ine jo' cylinder, automatic transmis­ skates, rotary blades. ()uick Interior and exterior painting CaU 649-1362 after 6 p.m. The remarkable aspect of members Monty, who is now “cheat” a little and split out starting Job on the Colts to and paperhanging. Fully etc. CaU M & M Plumbing & COMPUTER a.m. 649-9043. Tom Mitchell and moved to sion, bucket seats, clean, $395. service. Capitol Equipment Heating, 649-2871. such prominence is that the a dulcet-toned sportscaster a few yards from the tackle 6494290. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. insured. CaU 643-2804 after 5 PRO CESSm e tight end is striefiy a mod­ in the Bay area. “I didn’t to give himself some more San Diego.) p.m. INSTITUTE SECURITY Officers wanted, ’The species keeps prolifer-. - Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday MARTY’S Plumbing and 111 Ash Street, East Hartford TOOL MAKERS first and third shift Manchester ern phenomenon, traceable have to beat anybody out. maneuvering room, and in 1962 PONTIAC Catalina $25. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 645- They bad Hugh McEmenny ating because now every Heating. Complete bathroom (Accredited by Accrediting Commis­ (First Class) area. CaU 522-7193, between 10 to a dozen years back. The 1964 he caught the remark­ (food for parts. Call 646-5229 7958. B.A.C. Painting Co. — Painting sion for Business Schools) pwerful post-World War n and R. C. Owens, who were able total of 75 passes, the team wants two tight ends by experts, exteriors, interiors, remodeling and repairs. Free Top rate plus overtime. a.m.-2 p.m. after 6 p.m. estimates. No job too small. MANAfXR Cleveland Browns d id n ’t greatest single season a tight so they can use them simul­ OUR NEW TWO Handymen want a variety spray, brush and roll. both big, playing as re­ Experienced MAI|ICHE8TER TOOL have a tight end. Starting taneously in short yardage Pro Football Reasonable prices, free es­ CaU 742-7438. Holp Wontod 35 WAITRESSES and femate'' ceivers, but they weren’t end ever had. 1968 OLDSMOBILE, Toronado, of lobs, by day or hour. Yanis, OEM/Heavy Duty & DESIGN, INC. kitchen help wanted for new ends Mac Speedie and Dante situations. NBA attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns timates, Also wallpapering. tight end types, the guy wbo When Mike faded a little “The requirem ents, all power, air-conditioned. Flooring 19 130 Hartford Road restaurant opening soon at Lavelli w ere greyhound because of injury (although Wednesday’s Games $1,6W. Call 6494741. and gardener’s service. CaU 643-0001. LICENSED only-plumbers and Trucks could deliver a tough block t h 0 u g h,” says Stickles, oil burner mechanics. Good Call: Manchester Gateway shopping plaza. Route types, and Dub Jones, who on the linebacker or double he’s now in his 12th season, Philadelphia 122, Kansas 643- 5305. FLOOR SANDING and 83, Vernon. Apply in person. 12 i l l came out of the backfield to “have changed drastically. Bulldlng-ConUoeUng 14 benefits, guaranteed work year 649-5263 on the end.” as a messenger end for the City-Omaha 117 1970 PONTIAC Catalina 400, refinishing, (specializing in around. Hease call 872-9119. Manager 563-2375 noon to 5 p.m. catch passes, was also in the Cowboys), John Mackey When I first started there Baltimore 115, Portland 102 four-door hardtop. Power LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also A year later came Mike were a lot of clumsy guys ADDRESS ROOM ADDITIONS - older floors). Also specializing wide receiver mold. came along to star for the Detroit 115, liioenix 105 brakes and steering. Air- moving large appliances. in inside painting and paper BROCKWAY The need to stimulate more who later became tackles. conditioning. Excellent condi- Burning barrds delivered. $4. dormers, garages, add a level, OFFICE Clerk-Bookkeeping Now they still want the size, Seattle 95, Milwaukee 91 roofing, siding, foundations. hanging. John Verfaille, 646- experience and typing requirecT MOTORTRUCKS running against the 4-3 de- Uon. 8754009. 644- 1775. 5750, 8^2222. fenw and stili split a couple but you need much more Only games scheduled Low, low prices. Bank finan­ Apply in person only. Meadows Rocky Hill, Conn. speed.” ABA cing. Add-A-Level Dormer, 289- Convalescent Home, 333 of receivers to the outside Groman’s, Blue Moon 1966 MUSTANG, 6 cylinder CARPENTER available, days, Moving-Trucking-Storogo 20 Bidwell Street, Manchester, Exit 23 oil i-91 DEAN Last year, the top two re­ Wednesday’s Games standard transmission, $375. evenings, weekends. Additions, An QOHi ippirtiMHy ceivers in the National Foot­ New York 101, Memphis 95 16 Brainard Place Conn. An equal opportunity MACHINE PRODUCTS S^M*md who would^^Si^r 6444530. alterations, repairs. No job too MANCHESTER - DeUvery - employer. ’ the species. ball Conference were Bob Kentucky 119, Virginia 105 small. Free estimates. Call NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - 102 COLONIAL RD. Cop Rec Senior Games Remodeling, repairing, Itglit trucking and package The original model was Tucker of the Giants and Ted Utah 119, Carolina 106 (HERALD SQUARE) 1969 RED Fiat, 850, Ifoyder, Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 delivery. Refrigerators, RECEPTIONIST - Typing p.m. ' additions, rec rooms, porches MATURE WOMAN to work Ron BIramer of-the Green. Kwalick of the 49ers. Indiana 124, San Diego 112 Extellent condition, 6 new washers and stove moving part-time, Monday through required, good with figures, Two well-played Senior Despite a 30-point effort by Tliey’re not the type of tires. New clutch, brakes and and roofing. No job too small. Has immediate openings Bay Packers, a 250-pound Dallas 110, Denver 104 CaU 649-3144. specialty. Folding chairs for Friday evenings, aliso all day call 646-l(K)0. League I games took place last Schiebels in the final 12 minutes guys a quarterback can miss. muffler. 37,000 miles. $950. 74^ TWO YOUNG married men rtnt. 6494752. stMUnroUer who blew out wiU do smaU repair jobs and Saturday, Sunday for hoUday tacklers for the famed Lorn- night at the filing Junior High of play, they couldn’t overcome 7478 after 5 p.m. season. Apply in person, Swiss CLERK — Aptitude for figures, Day or Night Shifts gym. In the opener, Groman’s Blue Moon. Mike Kennedy and I Pro H ockey painting, also cellar cleaning DORMERS, garages, porches, calculating invoices. Gaer bafdi sweeps run by Paul rec• awau0|rooms, awaitroom czwuaaswadditions. (folony./, Manchestnchester Parkade. Sport Shop stopped Moriarty Jim Reynolds led the winners’ 1968 PONTIAC, LaMans, and lim t trucking. CaU 646- Brothers, 140 Rye Street, &uth Horaung, but also a terrific Growing Pains NHL bucket seats, fully automatic, 2692, 6 « ^ . kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Drooomoking 22 afidete who averag^ 35 Brothers 92-83. In the second attack with 27 and 26 points. Big Wednesday’s Games OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER Windsor. •TURRET LATHE BOSTON (AP) - The $850. 6494063. sidiiu, general repairs. (}uaUty ______catches a season. He was the tilt. Blue Moon edged Schiebel Carl Hohenthal contributed a Montreal 6, Minnesota 3 CEILING and ceramic tile workmanship. Financing CUSTOM made ladies dresses, Set-up and operata first “animal’’ ti^ t end de- Brothers 89-81. Ekistem Dog (iub show keeps SECRETARY w ith MTST game high of 32 markers. Buffalo 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 REMAINS THE SAME, 1965 BUICK, 4-door hardtop, V- specialist, one ceUiiw or aU, available. Economy BuUders, suits. Bridal gowns and veils. experience, wanted for con­ • HARDINGE CHUCKERS vdoped. Powerful Groman’s took growing bigger and bigger. 643-2711 repaired, remodeled. No job too Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, Also hand set fashion jewelry. Chicago 6, Los Angeles 0 8, automatic, power steering Officials announced today DEMMERS genial elegant Hartford law of- Set-up and operata The first man actually advantage of an undermanned Pittsburgh 4, California 4, tie and brakes, radio and heater. smaU. 647-9232. evenings. 649-1133. fice. Legal experience drafted to play tight end in that the 59th annual competi­ MB five to earn its : ^ n d Harry Walker, former man­ Only games scheduled Good condition, $325. 6434751. MAIMMSTS desirable out not essential. • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE the pros was BSonty Stickles, tion Dec. 16 at Hynes Civic s ______MASONRY - All types of victory. Jim Bamas netted 28 ager of the Cardinals, Pirates WHA TREE Service (Soucier) — Bondo-Stoeko-Mortgogoo 27 Overtime and insurance ExceUent opportunity. Call 525- Sel-up and operata a lin t round choice plucked markers while Jim Purtill Auditorium has drawn a record PONTIAC Catalina convertible, Trees cut, buUding lots cleued, stone, brick fireplaces, walls, 6645. After 5 p.m. 233-2906. 1 ■; out of Notre Dame by the and Astroa, is the new hitting field of 8,516 entries, 112 more Wednesday’s Games 1968, good condition. trees topped. Got a tree concrete steps, sidewalks. No MORTGAGES, loans first benefits. Apply: • BROWN AND SHARPE MILLING MACHINE canned 18. Big Dave McKenna Winnipeg 7, Chicago 1 San Francisco 49ers in 1960. instructor for the St. Louis Car­ than last year. The field has Automatto, power steering, problem? Well worth phone job too small. Free estimates. second, third. AU kiiK’'. Realty Set-up and operata hooped in 25 points for dinals and their form club at New England 4, New York 3 established realtor firm He was 63 and 240 and a grown in each of the last eight iMatirbreter Etmtbtg ISmiUi power brakes. Must sell. First caU. 7424252. Over 20 years experience. After statewide. Credit rating LA POINT desires one more alert • CUHER GRINDERS m Moriarty’s. Tulsa, Okla. Only gaipes scheduled 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. unnecessary. Reasonable. Con­ years. F.OOO. PbcHie 8494326. INDUSTRIES salesman. AU tools supplied for VETS TYucUng — large van fidential, quick arrangements. energetic person to make 1 with drivtf, yards, attics, local CARPENTRY - Repairs, Alvin Lundy Agency, w-7971. Roekviito 875-3381 All benefiti. An tqual opportunity miploytr. 1969 TRIUMPH TR 6, ExceUent An aqnal opporUinUy employer excellent salaiy. AU interviews condition. Going in service, hauling, fum ture rearranged, remodeling, additions, roofing. 100 Constitution Plaza, held in strictes( confidence. Mr. $1,850. CaU n i^ts, 643-2836. free esthnates. 643-2519. Call David Patria, South Hartford. Evenings, 233-6879. Belfiore, 647-1413. Windsor, 644-1796. PAQE THfItTY-FOtm - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. r. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 7,1973 NfMMtf M ArtMmtor 9th 49 Buthttt Pmhrlp- MANCHESTER .EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thnra., Dec. 7, M « — PAQie THHITY-ilVp' Mporthg OeodU 47 Out of Town- , |toum Fur.Salt 71 Loh-Ltnd For 8 th Hoaecw! For Root For Buto 7t Out ol Town-For 8 t h 78. DISPOSABLE dlspos, factory w w / T z / r ? DISHWASHEai th n tti, nlghU. LANGE competition ski boots, OVERSIZED cnitom 4-' Irregulars, less than one-tiiird W IS T HARTPOIIO ■ SOLDI HEHRON about 7 acres, Vk ’ Cavqr’s ReitMtniK, 45 size 9. W dl kept and taken care ROCKVILLE - Highland Ave. bedroom Colonial bnUt in 1972, MANSFIELD O ntcr— Custom retail cost. Call 647-9053 W hen pop cleared, 400’ front, large Nader Favors Federal Chartering Center 8t., Muidieiter. of. $60. 6431047. large and beautiful 3M rooms, •m TOWNHOUBU m * b two boors and 45 minntes Ursifloor fiunily room with fa|dlt 3room Ranch in rustic » between 94 p.m. 16 POOPED. building, potential for horse i : ooe-bedroom apartments, heat, 7 unNt, 2 yeert young, oomplow w foom Cape on 46 Doane St Ure{dace, large biil|^ ttviw setting. Living room with SKI’S Hart Comaro, Look- lUEREETOP hot water, all appliances kitchon, 1M battw, alr-oandmonlng, Usted for $31,500. ^ dining rooms o& oentru flrqdace. open beamed ceUlng, NEW HAVEN (AP) - Big court the next few weeks” “ unconscionable” in view of the said. He laid it iwars rsqnasla CLEAN, dark rich loam, five ewpoUng, laundry raoWdoa, fuSy oo - SS Nevada bindings, 6’9” . Phone -IME.FAMILV n inchidiiig dishwasher, disposal, Cmmlete custom Utcbcfr dining room with bay window, business can be a cmnplicated in search of a price rollback on auto companies’ “incrediUy yards, $33.50. Sand, gravel, cuplad. We need listings now Agency, 228-8274. y e a r Glastonbury, (93-0689, after 6 i6 ALL carpeting, pool and your own with buue^, 2% baths with 3car nrage. Acre plus wooded thing, says Ralph Nader, and 1973 antoOM^riles. I t e Price high profit” last year and Us to release flgnrss ptesirtsd hy Excellent benefits, salsiy to stone, manure, pool, pano sand H M se dsU ns at, 2837475. p.m. private terrace in country 2804628 marble vanities, 2-car lot. ^,000. Marge Greene, that very complexity is one Commission recently granted estimate that p (^ tio n control auto makei'a and other tUO. Hours M , Good typing end and firewood. 0439504. GO-GO «• O p« 39. We work. Realty, MLS, Realtor, 1-423 it$^ 1 setting. $165. Rockland Terrace mrersised g a ru e, fUU walk-ont < reason large corporations are General Motors an average devices required on new cars ' companies. shorthand necessary, 545- SKIS, 300cc, Flaher siqier-glaas dS 1 Apartmento, 872-6360, 5236586. basement wim sliding tfhus 6316. ALUMINUM sheets used, as PEIBCR REALTY We have b o y m waiting Out rd TomthFor Sato 78 so powerful. price Incresae of $54 per car cost the manufacturers an 3441. with Marker bindi^ W domrs. Many o tr a s Nader didn’t indicate the printing plates, .007 thick, MLB-REALTOR 'Die consumer advocate, a and Ford an average of $62.55 average of about $7 J5 per car. good condition. Call6433819asi: — ROCKVILLE - Two-room custom drapes, shades, mafaa^ VERN ON ~ basis of any legal chalienge he & xM ” . 35 cents eadi or 5 for $1. ANDOVER LAKE - ExceUent Connecticut native, told a Yale per car. ’’The Price Commission RECEPTIONIST- Gal Friday, for Steve. furnished apartment, utilities PASEK dryer, reM gmtor and more, view, 3roam ■immimmi gjded bedroom Ranch, in might bring to the Pries 1110. Modern office, paid Phone 6433711. Houttt For 8 tlt 72 University audience Nj^der called the increases meets as an autocrat.” Nader •••eeeeseeeseeeeeseaseeeesee included, fSO weekly. Four 608 Burnside Ave. East plus view of the Hartford Cbpe. FuU basement, tranquU condition, paneled rec room. A Commisston’a action. insurance. Call 389-8361. rooms, amliances, yard, $115 skyline. Philbrick Agency, great bay at $29,900. Extras Wednesday night * that the HOT water furnace, with 49 MANCHESTER — New listing Hartford setting. Immediate occupancy. MM monthly plus utilities. 8li4ISS0, Realtors, 6434200. galore.I. Bbist be seen. CaU C. R. American public doesn’t un­ omtrols, 77,000 BTU, convector Six-room older Colonial with 2837475 QpenM CLEANING wonan one day a CHRISTMAS ’lYees — Cut your Q i r r WMPN 7:339:30 p.m. ro^ ley, J. D. R ^ Estate] derstand how big business .type radiators, 33’ ’ and 36” aluminum siding. Three Realtors m t .s ® 1 8 ? ’“ “ ' week, from 9-3. Call after 6,649- own, tagging. Scotch Pine, $6, GEORGIAN Colonial, All 6435129. operates. ’The public therefore aluminum combination doors, bedrooms, kitchen, Uving room 4914. white nm ee $5.50. Follow signs HE'6 FULL ROCKVILLE — Five roomi^, bride, ten rooms, four large ******•#•••••••••••••••••••• falls to put on pressures that buUt-in tub. 6433465, 6431443. and dining room, range, COVENTRY— 7Hroom(bpe, 3 from Route 6. Yeomans Tree O F PEP acre yard, appliances, $15 lU — Acre — SoUd .3room bedrooms, beautiful entranop 4 bedrooms, 145 baths, u rge Wtnhd-RttI Bahh 77 might make the corporations EXPERIENCED window Farm, 411 Lake Rd., Andover. monthly, plus utilities. Foui refrigerator and dishwasher in­ foyer. Two fireplaces, 2tk OLYMPIA studio typewriter, Colonial, birch cabinets, kitchen, dining room, den, change their way of operating, cleaner, must be reliable. Call rooms, appliances, parkinf cluded. City utiUties. $34,900. baths, two-car garage. Sun- full k e y b o ^ , used v a n little, jceramic tile bath, bam, dean fireplace, patio, aluminum SELLING your home or he said. 6494334. $115 monthly, plus utilities. Cantor & Goldfarb, Realtors, por^, in mint d condition, like new, with stand, m . 643 :river, r i v e r . swimming, fishing, siding, fenced feno yard, and gar- acreage? For imuimt friendly One way to put new controls CHRISTMAS trees — Tag, cut 0359. 7:304:30 p.m. 6438442, 8754244. t^brick Agency, Realtors, 0881. Hutchins 6 & Mwritt Agency, service, call Louis D lm ^ on the corporations, Nader NURSES aides — experienced. own. Larae selection, gf*- 6434200. Realty, 6439623. 11-7 a.m., part or full-time, Scotch n n e . Wreaths. STAFFORD Springs — 21/West HERE is a nice, clean older suggested, would be to have i^ ly Bunolde Convalescent AL-TEC Lancing speakora, 15” home nev^ redecorated inside them chartered by the federal , Tree Farm, Long Hill Street, new 3room unit in bridt CUSTOM RAISED Ranch, 7 SEVEN-ROOM, SpUt level, GLASTONBURY - Zoned for ALL CASH for your proDerty Heme. 870 Burnside Avenue, main, with cabinets. After 5, and out. liiree bedrooms, one Rd., off Route 6, at Andover one-story garden apartment rooms, 2 baths, paneled large living room with horses, 145 acres, 6-room within 24 hours. Avoid r o d W government instead of by East Hartford. 6430879. bath, full basement with steam Church. 743-6438. building, total electric^ range, carpeted recreation room, fireplace, beautiful family individual states. Delaware has oil heat. Full attic for Randi, large rec room. 145 taj^^servlce. Hayes Agency, refrigerator, disposal, firmlace,' sundeck, garages, txxnn, 1% baths, w a l l ^ v ^ baths’, inter-com, /ull[u iiy developed lax corpmrate SUPERVISE sliding and ira WALNUT contemporary room children’s play area on rainy BALSAM Christmas Trees — basement laundry and storage, .garden, privacy. Hutchins carpet and many extras. can t e d . Owner, 6336687,,5 6 f- regi^tions in order to attract skating at Center Slangs Park, divider, 70” long,M” tall, 17” days. Located .on West Center now, cut later. 3:30 p.m. & $125 monthly, $125 lease Agency, Realtors, 6436324. Garage, large woodm lot with HAGLER Real Elstate needs additional revenue, he said, and The Antwer To Your Qlft ProbiemI afternoons, evenings, wide, with glass enclosure and Street within walking distance dark, weekends, 9 a.m. security. Adults only, no pets. privacy. ^6,000. Philbrick listings. CaU 6436624. weekends. 33 per hour. Phone 35” serving cabinet. $85. 647- a of everything. Priced rirtt at has been rewarded with the until dark. 340 Hackmatack Wtnhd lo Buy Call James J. G e ^ y , 8 ^ 1 3 4 . MANCHESTER — Deluxe 3 Agency, Realtors, 6434100. 6464010. 1813. 99' Aptrttntnh For thnt 99 Aptrtmtnh For Rttd 6 9 $28,500. Call Bea M illette, SOUTH WINDSOR charters of a third of America’s A Suhscrij^ion To The Street, Manchester. $5 and up. room Garrison Colcnial, 2M SELLING VERNON — One and two Jarvis Realty Company, Kw RNim m n VEW! 1,200 largest corporations. HAND crocheted vests, 100% ANTIQUE furniture, china I baths, caroeting, double gar- GARRISON Cohmlal 3 extra- DRIVER wanted, add to F u th F ttd 49 FIVE-R(X)M apartment, heat bedroom apartments, one Realtors, MLS, 6431121. Rambling 3room modernistic Nader told a news conference Manchester Evening Herald wool, choice of colors, also cabinets, crank phonographs, and refrigerator $155, coitrally age. quajity construction, large rooms, 2 or 3 bedrooms, retirement income, part-time. WOODLAND bedroom starting at $155, two Randi on a beautiful high 'w w e. v.<«uu MSU that the citizen interest group afghana. Call 649-3751. old books. Most anything old. located, adults only, no pets, ludiard Martin School. Hayes toge scremed porch, garage, Must have own car. E-Z Day FIREWOOD, seasoned, bedrooms, starting at $190. SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, Agency, 646-0131. handy location, $31,900. treed lot with a fine vtew of Arruda Realty. he inspired in (tonnecticut will A Qlft For The Whole Family For The Maid Servde, 873-3344. Evenings and weekends. 6436535. security deposit required. 643 beamed ceiUngs, paneUng, two .hardwood, $15 half-cord. FS:ee MANOR Features range, refrigerator, PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, the Conn, countryside. 4 soon know if it can be Whole Year delivery. 8730304 after 5 and 9678. Available December 15th. dishwasher, disposal, wall-to- baths, family room, garages. SLOT Car road race set, 15’ of WANTED — Antique one- THREErBEDROOM family 6434200. bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 financially self-supporting. The DENTAL receptionist part- weekends. wall carpeting, neat included. Sweeping views. Privacy. group, known as the An Ideal Qlft For: Mother and Dad track, cars and controls. Good. armed bandits and slot FOUR large roonu, wall-to- home by owner. Large lot, fireplaces, 2 garages, time, 1 to 5 p.m., four days a APARTMENTS Childrai welcomed. 644-1330. D. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 643 SIX-R(X)M older home, 3 down condition. Phone evenings, 6tt- machines. Larry Stone, Box 63, wall carpet] gas and heat fur­ walking distance to three equipped kitdiens a ^ loads of Connecticut Citizen Action Qrandparents - College Students - week. South Windsor area. DRY fireplace wood, $10 order, J. Henry Company. 5324. and 3 up, completely 5678 Fortlee, New Jersey, 07024. HomestGad St. nished, dishwasher, disposal. schools, 6430735. other extras. Please caU 643 NOTICE TO Group ((X)AG), has been active Your Favorite Serviceman Experienced preferred. Phone delivered. CaU 7437886. •••••••••••••GGGGGGGGGGGGGGG redecorated. On dead end 644-3136. (Off W.Middto Tpke, Available December 20, $lffi ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. 5306. in lobbying for environmental ■•••••seeeeeeaee ••••••••••etessseaaeeeeeeseweeeeeeeeeeeeeewwgeageeeaawnewegg Butihttt Loetttont- GREAT potential - street. Handy to biis and ab(H>- CONTRACTORS OVER 1.600 white Christmas WANTED — Left hand control Manctwster) per month. 649-5481. Large bam, acerage, sweeping and consumer bills and has Qtrdttt Froduoh 80 wheel chair. CaU 6430753. For Rtnt 87 Manchester,»ter, 3room ColonialHnlnnini ^ .^ ,906^ brlck Agem^, • • B & W e e INVITATION TWENTY hours weekly is all it outdoor bulbs for sale. Phone views. Hutchins Agency, aided consumers with 380-3934. • ••••*!•••••••••••••••••••••• 1 and 2-bfdrooro luxury LARGE 3bedroom duplex, in with 2-car garage, also a 3car Hie BARROWS 5 WALLACE Co. TO BID SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE takes to earn a good income as BUY your potatoes direct from CALL T. J. CYockett Realtor if Realtors, 6435324. garage w i_ automobile complaints. R oom s Without Botrd 99 apartments. FeMurus wa3to- new 2-family, central, with office space, 2 R eaiton- MLS Sealed proposals will be a distributor for a multi­ the potato warehouse, Chmer of you’re looking for office space. RAN(]H, 8 rooms, large Uving Mandiefter PeiteJe — »W 8106 “ They’ll know whether they $39.00 YEAR-$19.50 6 MONTH8-$9.75 3 MONTHS THIS SPOT, that traffic waU carpetfng, vanity tUe baths, convenient locaUon with nice igreenhonsesHues with______heat,, large _3 product firm. For information Buckland Rd. and Tolland Prom 200 square feet to 10,000 MANCHESTER - 4 family, room and “ L” sluqied dining received in the office of will ‘turn the com er’ in the next 3 MONTHS MINIMUM SUBSCRIPTION paths too, removed with blue THE THOMPSON House - buUt-in oven, range, dishwasher, yard, sunken living room story warehouse suitable for CaU 647-1909 after 6. Turnpike, Buckland. Bonus square feet, noth new and used. exceUent condition, 4 bedrooms room with fireplace, S Griswold & Fuss, Inc., 210 Main six months,” he said. ★ A GIFT CARO WILL BE ENCLOSED ★ "Lustre caipet shampoo. The E. refrigerator and disposal, elec-' leading to patio, mus all i storage of boats, traUers, or EAST Hartford — 7-room with each purchase. CaU 643 6431577. in 2 apartments, centrally heavy equipment. Over one bedrooms, Itk baths, large pan­ Street, Manchester, But Nader said he would not •Awffon W tnhd 39 A. Johnson Paint Company, 733 trie heat, 2 air-conditioners, a p p lia n ^ and carpeting, with customized Ranch.' Four located. Hutchins Agency acre of land. Morrin Realty Co., eled family romn, dm, garage, Connecticut, not later than let the 145-year-old CCAG Main Street, Mandiester, 643 glass sNGng doors, aH largo basement garage. After 6 p.m., Realtors. 6435324. bedrooms, rec room. for ovemi^t and permanent MANCHESTER - 100,000 2333394, 5231376. patio, city utilities. ’Thursday, December 21,1972 at founder for lack of funds. Ch r is t m a s shopping without 4501. rooms. Full basement storage 6430311. square feet, will divide., FRESH-MADE Sweet Cider, guest rates. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 10:00 A.M., E.S.T., at which “ ’The CCkG will not disband, t}ie children! B a l ^ t ^ in my also apples and pears. Botti area, ample parking. Starting at Suitable for manufacturing and ANTIQUE Colonial, Circa 1820, 646- 4200. TYPEWRITER, console MANCHESTER - Available JUST listed clean Cape in quiet time and place said proposals because I’m going to see to it,” Bhmripsbr Emittg IJmdh Fruit Tarm, 360 Bush Hill warehouw. 1-7435634. completely restored. Eight Silvertone, radio phono cmi- MANCHESTER - Large $175. Handy to shopping, immediately, modem carpeted neighborhood, 2 fuU naths, fuU shaU publicly be opened for Road, Manchester. rooms, 2 fireplaces, country MANCHESTER - 7-year old Nader said. “ Let that be an binatlon; doll carriage, furnished room, kitchen schools, bus and religious one-bedroom apartment m 3 dormer, treed lot, 6 rooms, plus GLASTONBURY - Charming furnishing of all materials, DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, kitchen with all buUt-ins. Mid Ranch on % acres in Kenney indication to the insurance 16 BRAIN ARC PLACE PHONE 647-9S46 clarinet, live Christmas trees. privileges, private entrance, facilities. family house. Appliances, heat rec room. Excellent family six-nxnn Colonial plus separate labor, equipment and inciden­ r HoutthoU G oods 97 beautiftd, spacious, excellent 40s. Frechette & Matin Street area. 3 beihromna, Uving companies and others in this 643U16. p a rk in g{. Phone 289-5112 and hot water. Security himie. Upper 20s. Keith Real facUities for motn^ln-uw or CALL OR STOP IN: MON. - FRI. 8:30 - 5:00 - SAT. till NOON location, first floor, all Realtors, 647-9993. Evenings, room, dining room, kitchen, tals to construct the FOLLY state.” between 8-4:30 ( p.m. Model apartment open for in­ required. $145. Eastern Real Estate, 6M-4126, 6431922. separate office. Beautifully SEWING MACHINES, Singer spection 1-6 pjn., Sunday. Other facilities, parking, reasonable Bill Coe, 6436737. and family room with raised BROOK TRUNK SEWER from One of the CCAG’s most TAG SALE — Clothing and E ^ t e , 6438250. rent. 353 Center St., 6431680, landscaped. 1V5 acres adjoining Leland Drive along Folly Brook Service Manager-Shop Touch and Sew, $47.50; 1973 Zig- GENTLEMAN to share 3room times by appointment MANCHESTER - Three hearth fir^lace. A flner home recent projects was a profile of miscellaneous items, 6433549. THREE-Bedroom Ranch with country club. Louis Dimock. Zag, unclaimed law-away, apartment, wall-to-wall bedroom Ranch, Uving room in pristine condition. Call approximately 2,802 Uneal feet m em b^s of the Connecticut Foreman or Auto Mechanic Decem ber 310,135, Box Moun­ Built by FIVE-R(X)M apartment, first- fireplace, dining L, paneled Realty, 6439823. $43.75. Guaranteed. 5330931, caroeting, color TV, washer with flreplace, dining room, Warren E. Howland, Realtor, to an existing manhole on legislature. Much of the 37 years’ (experience, tain Road, Bolton, Ckmn., 6 ^ UftR HOUSING CORP. floor, avala i l a b l e n o w . MAIN STREET Offices - family room, wall-to-wall 6431108. dealer. and dryer in basement in Ver- kitchen, heated porch, garage. VERNON — Six-room SpUt, WethereU Street. specialising in General 1460. r References and security pay­ excellent location, 500 and 1000 carpeting, cedar shingles, gar­ material for the profiles was non. 8 ^ 1 6 . Rentals by: Treed lot. Extras, fine hom ^or three bedrooms, 145 baths, Contract Documents in­ Motors and Oidsmobile in ment, no pets, no children. square feet. 6435334, ask for age. Owner, 6431628. obtained from questionaires SINGER Touch and iSew, Uke Robert D. Murdock, Realtor young couple. $28,300. Warren RANCH, living room with large kitchen, one block from cluding drawings and technical tune-up, carburetor, front HO Trains-Atbeam freight and After 5, 6437706. Max Grossman. fireplace, modern kitchen, sent to the legislators, although new, hems, buttonholes, stretch COMPLETELY Furnished 643-2692 643-9551 E. Howland, Realtor, 6431106. elementary school. Asking specifications, are on file at passenger cars. Will sell dining room, paneled den, some lawmakers refused to fill .end, biidces, exhaust work, stitches, monograms, sews on room, kitchen privileges, f31,000. LaPenta Agency, Individual car half price. Call FOUR-ROOM apartment, ACROSS Bolton Notch Shopping beautuul paik-Uke lot 250’ deep. Griswold & Fuss, Inc., 210 Main them out. new car prq>.’ Will work hour- buttons, fancy designs. private entrance and parking. IMMEDIATE 145 Adams Street, older 3room, ator, 6432440. 647-0376. modem kitchen, appliances, Center, 4,000 square foot Street in Manchester, . ly or flat ratei Age 48,17 years Oririnally $399.50, now imly 6 4 9 ^ , 6436266. MANCHESTER - Attractive O CCU PAN C Y 2-story house, ideal for $26,000. Philbrick Agency, “ What the (XAG is trying to !, heated, $155 monthly, modern building, former Realtors, 6434200. Connecticut. at present position. Write Box 999.W. Easy terms. 523-0476, four-room first-floor apart­ Cozy 6-room Cape. Im­ someone with large family and HEBRON — Cozy 545 room show, with its limited TAG SALE — Furniture, dealer. preferred. Call 6432551. McKinney Lumber yard. Copies of Contract MANCHESTER — Large, clean ment. Stove, refrigerator, cen­ S maculate featuring large eat- willingness to work. Some Ranch, large fireplaced Uving resources, is how much can be ■N, Mandiester Herald. dishes, miscellaneous items, Beautifully remodeled home MANCHESTER furnished room, maid service. trally located. References, no remodeling started. $18,500. ICHESTER $26,500 — Six- room, 3 large bedrooms, Documents may be obtained by found out,” Nader said. December 0,9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. FORD ST. — 3 rooms in Duplex improvement show rooms. in kitchen, 2 full baths, room Cobnial,I I n baths, foyer, ESTATES and household lots to 6432813. pets. $140. 2233540. R.H. Bai^ Realtor, 6430882, 1 modem kitchen, priced to seU depositing Ten Dollars ($10.00) On another issue, Nader said NURSE’S AIDESdoires desires privateI 30 North Elm Strwt. house, basement, yard, adults Suitable for many businesses. fireplace, paneled dining ' garage, trees. CaU Ray buy. Bob Fluckiger, 0433247. 6434384.. at $25,000. E. A. Mitten with the Elngineer for each set he and his followers may go to duty care or companion to — older couple, $100. Security, Rent entire or part. 1-223-4460, room, carpeting, rec room, 3 Limar 6H-28'82, Hutchins GENTLEMAN, non-smoker, THREE-ROOM garden Realtors, 6436830, 6439890. of documents so obtained. Ekch eldwly woman, eraerienced. MOVING — Garage Sale. 5230518. car garage, l^utiful tr ^ Agency Realtors, 6435324. CLEAN USED — refrigerators, share private home. Privileges. apartment. Avocado aj^liance, or 521-7373. Shown by MANCHESTER - Large such deposit wlU be refunded if Own transportation. ^3376. Hammond organ MlOl, like appointment only. ranges, automatic washers Hione 6431960, or 5231053. vanity bath, carpeting, heat, lot. Convenient location. custom built Ranch on two HEBRON — Oversized 3room •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• new.Oining room size table, 6 FIVE-R(X)M Duplex, garagi:e, We are proud to offer this the drawings and Contract with guarantees. See them at B. hot water, air-conditioner, $175 Sewers. $31,.900. acres wooded lot. Finished alumbum sided Cape, on 2 plus Protection Doga-MMs-Pals 41 chairs.' Peerless ice skate yard. $170 monthly, includui_ug MANCHESTER - Available charming house that needs only Documents are returned in D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main ROOM for gentleman, quiet, monthly. Immediate [ basement and rec room with acres. Oversized 2-car garage, grinder, garden tools and mis­ heat. References. Security soon. East Center Street. New your presence to be a home. It^s good condition within ten (10) St., CaU 643U71. convenient location. 224 occupancy. Phone 649-3978. REISER REALTY fireplace. Two bedrooms, Uving modem kitdien, 3 bMrooms 8HELTIE puppies (noiniature cellaneous. 1993 Manchester deposit required. 643W45 after first floor office-business lust made for famUy fun. 3 days after the Bid opening. Of Student C3iart«r Oak Street, 643-8368. room with fireplace, dining first floor, 2 bedrooms and bath CoUles( Ak C rorislregistered, ideal Rd., Glastonbury. Friday, 6 p.m. 289-8628 MLS-Realtor bedrooms, 115 baths, fully The Owner reserves the right WALNUT Queen Anne dining MODERN one-bedroom space, 50’ to 2,500 square feet. room, kitdien, 1^ baths, unfinished second floor. for Christmas., Ou-0000. Saturday and Sunday. Possible telephone and equipped kitchen, combination room; buffet, oval extension COMFORTABLE room with apartment, wall-to-wall age and two patios. Size, quw ty Country Uving. Must be seen at to waive any information or to Data Asked MANCHESTER — 3bedroom dining and family room. table, .(top needs some r ^ ir s ; carpeting, range, refrigerator, secreterial service. Merritt and location make this a rare $49,200. E.ATMitten, Realtors, reject any or aU Bids. AKC German Shepherd BEAUTIFUL Barbie doll kitchen privUeges, carpeted, duplex, IVk baths, all ■ HARTFORD (AP) - School pad included^ arm and 5 side disposal, air-emditioner, large Agency, 6431180. NEW USTING - Forest HUls. find. C!aU Warren E. Howland, Panelm rec room in fuU base­ 6436930, 6439690. Each Bidder must deposit puppies, black, tan and silm , dresses, 50 cents. Complete shopping, bus. line, parking appll»plian(nces, carpeting, ampile records on students are diairs, $150. Frigidliire custom closets, basemeiit storage. Beautiful young Ranch. Seven Realtor, 6431108. ment. Newly redecorated with bis Bid, security in the excellent temperament. 360- weddiu outfit, $1.5043. ^ 1 privacy. 643-0002. puking,. ggood « locatim. $260 a becoming so detailed that they deluxe washing machine, laundry facilities, parklM for 2 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, basic rooms, plus playroom, inside and out. ProfessionaUy COLUMBIA — Spacious four- amquht, form and subject to the 3390, 7744565. for ^ u t m a s . 643-0453. month, securityurity depositlit andu office, etc. $160. Call 6432426,3 landscaped lawn. Many extiras. may become a “ threat to avocado, exceUent condition, COMBINATION bedroom­ cars, good location. 140 Hilliard office, laundry and sewing GARRISON Colonial 7 years bedroom two-story Colonial. conditions provided in the references, two children 5. Priced at $36,900. CaU AUred personal privacy,” the State $85. Qothes or utility cabinet, living room, retired person S t., $175 p e r m onth. Call room, cedar closet. Four old, modem kitchen, formal Two fuU baths, formal dining CAIRN ’Terrier, 11 nnontha old, GOOD used vacuums $10 and accepted, no pets. Call 8737094. Werbner, Owner-Realtor, 643 Instmetions to Bidders. Board of Education was told $10. 25 Huntington Street, 643 preferred, meals for errands. Peterman, 649-9404. bedrooms, charming and dining room, firs3floor famUy room, carpeted living room, rec ihed free, odorless, up. Cal\ 8739169. 1121, 6437847. No Bidder may withdraw his 7428. 533 Main St., 650 square feet, elegant. 3zone heat, two fuU room, 24’ living room with room, garage. Nice Wednesday. housebroken, inale. Very good Genially located. Call 649-5459. NEW five-room apartment in Bid within forty-five (45) days SMALL Three-room »art- renovated— basement inciuded bams, two-car garage. Please fireplace, 4 bedrooms, garage, neighborhood. Dead-end street. The board advised local with diildren. Ideal Christmas Boaia-AooMsortos 49 two-family house. Adults only. ALEXANDER Street — 7-room after the actual date of the Bid DINING Room com er hutch, ROOM with kitchen privileges, ment, on bus line. Heat, — ideal offices, retail etc. inspect this one. Mr. level lot, nicely landscaped, Lake privileges. Ideal for school boards to guard against gift. Reasonable. Call 10 a.m.-4 Phone 6430927. Colonial in pleasing condition opening. large, good condition, $35. CM centrally located. 14 Arch St. a p p lia n ces in clu d ed . $110 Reasonable. 529-0518. Lombardo, Belfiore Agency, 200’ frontage, $41,900. PhUbrick children. Low 30’s. Petrus misuse of pupil records. p.m. o r after 6 p.m., 6430360. EVINRUDE outboard motors, on quiet street. Three Stoneham Constmetion Co. 6432529 after 5 p.m. ••••••GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG monthly. Older man or woman 647-1413. Agency, R m tors, 6434200. Realty, 228-3777. A committee which studied Holsclaw and Mastercrafi CLEAN four-room apartment, 1,100 SQUARE feet of industrial bedrooms, dressing room, preferred. Paul W. Dougan, Bernard Waldman, the situation reported that “ the THREE Gray kittens, free. trailers, sales-servlce. Aptrtmtnh For Rtnt 69 first floor, oil burner, adults .space, suitable for storage, or firepkee in Uving room and NEWLY SUp^overed tuxedo Realtor, 6434535. NEW US’DNG - Two family, CAPE, modem kitchen formal VERNON — Near Parkway, 3 President increasing complexity of these Two female, one male, fluffy. Complete service department, only. Parking. $100 monthly, snnall riiop. O m en t floor, heat 36. Just off Main Street. Newly dining room, fireplace in Uving basement. Cheerful dining couch, $50. Large wooden EXCEPTIONAL five rooms, security. 643%41. room home, modem kitchen, 2 After 6 p.m., .640-0336. boatuig sui^Ues, accessories, and lift in g available. No paint painted. Mr. Lombardo, room, den and 3 bedrooms, room, family room with picture records and the greater ease of framed mirror, tixSS” , $25. first floor, two bedrooms, LARGE 3bedroom duplex, in baths, new furnace, aluminum Woolsey paints, Oerich’s or machine shops. $75 monthly. hand spUt shingles for siding, Window overlooking portion of accumulating infohnation from Ckmsole stereo, AM /FM radio. modern bath, range, new 2-family, central, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. ' siding, sm all bam , $24,900. THREE Beagle pups, good Marine Service, 1983 ToUand FIRST floor, four-room Call 6438837. level lot with blueberries and 60x150’ yard with spUt rail numerous sources are creating Turntable with speaker. refrigerator. Security requ i^ . convenient location with nice apartment. Stove, refrigerator, Hayes Agency, 6430131. NOTICE hunters, forw . tileBUS. . Two males.lOales, ‘Tpke., Buckland, 6433363. 15. Two lamps, $5. Double BOWERS School! Exceptional apple trees. Handy locaUon. fence and lovely trees. Electric management problems and a No pets. Call 872-6676. yard, sunken living room quiet area, bus line, security one female, $15 each. Would ae, $5. H iu±cock diair, $20. leading to patio, pluimus all Rttort Proptrty- 3room (h p e with IVk baths, $29,900. Philbrick Agency, appUances, attic storage, near Of Dissolution of threat to personal privacy.” 0 aeposit. $150 monthly. 64324ffi. make good Christmas gift. Call 1970 BOAT, motor and trailer, For Rtnt 68 garage, fireplace, carpeting, R o t o r s , 646-4200. Hartford bus. Realistically COVENTRY (NOR’TH) Jensen BuUding Company Phone 647-9206. ATTRACTIVE two-bedroom appliances and canieung, with Each school system should 743-6306. take over payments. Phone 643 and treed lot. Priced right! R. price in low 30’s. Shown by a ^ apartment, first floor. basement garage.:arage. After 6]p.m.. Fumithtd Aptrtmtnh 84 s m - m m Notice is hereby given, collect only necessary data, 3484 b^ ore 4 p.m. or 6434354. PORTABLE General Electric 6430311. SKIERS — Chalet for rent by F. Blanchard Agency, Realtors, TEN-ROOM{5 Ck>ntemporary pointment. Lillian Grant, POODLE Available immediately. Adults Raised Ranch on cul-de-sac; pursuant to General Statutes of guard it from access by un­ 9 w eeks, stereophonic “ transistor 300” season, week, or weekends, 6432482. Ranch with 3room studio, over Realtor, Walton W. Grant silver ie,' paper trained. only. Rental $140, plus security TWO-R(X)M furnished apart­ peaceful and quiet. Rear year Connecticut, that JENSEN authorized persons, and destroy Sporttog Goods 47 record player. Uke new. $30. MANCHESTER Four room located in Dover, Vermont, IM acres of land with a view, Agency, 6431153. 649-1116. deposit. M. H. Palmer, Realtor, ment, heat, hot water, sbve, abutts “ Open Space BUILDING COMPANY, a the records after they have 7437478 after 5 p.m. apartment, centrally locatedi between Mount Snow and MANCHESTER - Attractive 3 redwood constmetion. Large 6 4 9 ^ , 6432996. refrigerator. Apply Marlows, Reserve.” Privacy with elbow Connecticut corporation having served their purpose, the com ­ DOUBLE trailer with two Ru{ heat included. Gas range Haystack. Sleeps 10, aU con­ bedroom Colonial with IVk Tbermopane windows. MANCHESTER - 7-room 867 Main Street, Manchester. room. An outstanding home, snowmobUes, one 1971,440' YELLOW Maytag washer and supplied. Available immediaw- veniences. (;all 646-0557, baths, garage, fireplace and PhUbrick Agency, 6464200. Colonial, fireplaced living its principal place of business in mittee said. one 1973 Nitro 440, two covers, dryer, used two years. (]aU 643 evenings. room, 1^ baths, hardwood excellent condition, Manchester, Connecticut, has “ Pupil records are not ‘public CORONADO ly. Adults only, no pets, $175 THREE furnished carpeted treed lot. Low 30s. R. F. Artfofss ilor Sato 46 two helmets, excellent 1004 after 5:30 p.m. monthly. 64371 RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, floors, waU-to-waU carpeting, innumerable features. A pm- been dissolved by a resolution records’ for the purpose of the ------7166. rooms, parking one car, no Blanchard Agency, Realtors, condition. CaU 8736013. Wtnhd to Rtnt 60 6432482. formal dining room, eat-in stove, refrigerator and dent purchase at $37,900. Mr. of its Board of Directors and right-to-know law,” it said. CLUB APTS. utilities, no pets, security, $130. LIVE BAIT — Open 34 hours. ODDS and Ends Sale, household FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur­ kitchen, living room has dishwasher. M3,800: Baskin Lewis, 6435306. Stockholders, effective as of “ Collection of personal data FISCTIER skis, 190cm, step-in 6430057. Real Estate, 647-9119. Ring bell for service. Shiners, items, large assortment of good LUXURIOUS nished, second floor, older or WANTED — five or six room MANCHESTER - Executive 3 cathedral ceUing, large master December 1,1972. All creditors, about pupils by a school system crawlers, ec. 144 Doming bindings, Reiker boots, 9Vb apartment or house for family bedroom, family room, floor-to- a . B & W . . costume Jewelry, ladies 2-B tdroom married couple preferred, no THREE-ROOM furnished bedroom Ranch in the exciting if any, are warned to present is justified only if collection of Street, Manchester. Wapping boots size 6, $8; boots size 7, clothes, size 1312, two hand- of five and small pet. ceiling tireplace, IVk baths, MANCHESTER — 7-room Hie BARROWS A WALLACE Co. Furnished Apts. children or pets, parking, hot apartment, all utilities, second Porter Street area. Huge treed their claims to KELLY k the data is required by law or Road. $13; Ithaca 13 guage shotgun, nnade afghans, low prices for water, centrally located. Reasonable rent. 289-6207 days, aluminum siding, 2-car g a r ^ , Qmten^rary surrounded by Reaiton — MLS floor, mature person or couple lot. 50s. R. F. Blanchard Manchester Parkade — 649-S306 JANENDA, 164 East Center policies adopted to promote the $35. 6433041 after 6. • Just fo r single people 6^2345 after 5 p.m. , acre lot with privacy, $35,900. trees. Forest HUls area. Buy quick sale. 6438607. Security deposit. 643-6441, 4-8 preferred, no children or pets. Agency, Realtors, 6432482. CARPETS — Wholesale to you • Wall-to-wall carpeting p.m. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, now, choose your own colors, Street, Manchester, Connec­ educational welfare of the pupil SNOWMOBILES - close outs, Call 6430^ after 4 p.m. ^ ,0 0 0 . Baskin Real Estate, or necessary for operation of at our warehouse. The Carpet Mustetf Inttrtuntnh 99 • All appliances 6434200. ticut, on or before April 1,1973, Merchants, 1310 Tolland savings up to $575, four left. W. 647- 9119. or thereafter be baired as by the school system,” said the • Dishwasher F IV E -R O O M D uplex, $220 ’TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ Turnpike, Manchester. 6438568. H. Preuss Sons, Route 6 & 44-A, RAN(]H on three acres with 11 statute provided. report. THOMAS Electronic organ, two monthly, heat, stove, ment, second i floor, older Bolton, 0430493. • 2 full baths large rooms, 3 baths, 5 Loh-Land For 8 th 73 SOUTH WINDSOR - Lovely The committee was chaired keyboard, with base petals. refrigerator, garage, wall-to- employed person preferred. No Retail Stores D a ted at Manchester, Good condition. CaU 0439452. • Air-conditioner wall carpeting in uving room, bedrooms, family room, 2 three bedroom Ranch on large Connecticut, this 20th day of b y R ich ard C. B rig gs, Aamr M fnirfom riutlt children or pets. (hU 643-0396 A N D O V E R - Near lake, $1,800, landscaped lot, formal dining • Fireplace security deposit. Immediate East Center Street kitchens, could be ideal for in­ November, A.D., 1972. superintendent of schools in Poland after 4 p.m. Coventry, half-acre, treed, room, large eat-in kitchen, air- BUNDY Trumpet, used very • B alcony occupancy. M9-4212 after 5. laws, bam, 6 horse stalls, 6 Jensen Building (kmpany Norwalk. regulation dog kennels. $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. cemditioning, oversized garage, UtUe. CaU 6439615 after 2:30. • Gym rooms Houttt hr Rtnt 88 By Keliy k Janenda, ACBOSS 2 R egion SIX-ROOM Duplex, Itk baths, Available Jan. 1,1973 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Manchester, one-half acre, $6,- extras. AsUng $34,900. Owner, 1 Capital o f 3 Genuine • Sauna baths stove and refrigerator, garage. 6434200. 500. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 6432766. Its Attorneys Poland Ottho-Stort Bquipmtnt 84 TOLLAND near Parkway, 3 4 M ost painful • R e cro o m Available December lOth. Town of East Hartford 7 Thia country 5 Vigilant room older home in good condi­ COVENTRY — 28 acres, 2,200’ FRIDEN progromatic Oiilren accepted. $200 monthly. WILLIMANTIC - 8-room Town of East Hartford East Hartford, Connecticut is in ------eS oftm a ss tion with acreage and pond. YwrBntlMlEitite frontage on two roads, bam, flexowriter, electric More-More-More Security and lease required. Jarvis Enterprises Colonial, 4 bedrooms, den, 13 Sm all area 7 te tte r References, $225 monthly. weU and brook, $31,900. BasUn East Hartford, Connecticut 14 Ecclesiastical typewriter, makes and reads All utHltht Inoludtd In rtnt Phone 6434190, 6436692. ManehMtsr • 843^112 BiqulIrtblbtlinM Uving room, dining room, city 8 A bsolute Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Real Estate, 647-9119. facilities, five minutes waUc to vestm ents 9 B ellow ed tapes, for repetitive use, good OmHMMs INVITATION 15 Parched 10 Hodgepodge DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - shopping, state college and condition. Also adding mamine 647-1155 555-4400 BOL’TON — 3 room Ranch, 16 Tarnishes 11 Sties apartment at the Teresa schools, $27,500. B a i^ Real INVITATION IVlforeashan and manual typewriter. 643 fenced yard, lake privileges, TO BID 12 Being (Latin) 29Pdbadigtte 45E alaagod 1442. Apartments, including Estate, 647-9119. 18 Eaten away 2 0 S h o u t^ 3 0 L u n p r*yi one child accepted, $200 TO BID 19 Pigpen 46 S u rf noise •GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG appliances, carpets and air- R E : ASH HOPPER 21 Snicker SSKnicxknack 47 O peratic solo MANCHESTER - Deluxe 3 monthly including heat, 742- 21 T ow n (C or­ Antkpht 99 bedroom townhouse, includes conditioning. $171 per month. ANDOVER — 3-room year FRAMES 22 Against (c o ll.) 49 Preposition 6736. ’round home, large treed lot, RE: REMOVAL OF TOWN nish prefix) 23 Wild hog 40 Communion heat, appliances, carpets. Full Paul W. Dougan, Rnltor, 643 ' 22 Encourage 50 Employer ’TREES. 24 W ithin plates 51 Canvas shelter HOW ABOUT an antique for private basement. $230 per 4535 6431021. beautiful view, $19,900. Baskin Sealed bids will be received 2S Son o f Gad (com b, form ) 4 2 ^ t a l COMPARE this roomy 3- Real Estate, 647-9119. Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Purchasing (B ib .) 53 Saul’s uncle Christmas? A good selection of month. Paul W. Dougan 28 Incursion contract (B ib .) bedroom house with separate NEW STORES at the office of the Purchasing fine furniture, mirrors, lamps, GARDEN TYPE - two- Agent, 740 Main Street, East 27B esU ly Realtor, 6434535. or 6431021. dining room, famUy room and 28 Czech river 44 Sm all islands 54 State (ab .) bedroom apartment, second PORTLAND — 12-room Agent. 740 Main Street, East 81 Negative g^lass and chin a, fin e old Uving room, basement, huge Hartford, Conn, until Thursday, p refix floor. Includes heat, Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 3 Hartford, Conn^ until Thursday Columbia Graphophone and MANCHESTER - Newer 3 attic, brand new kitchen with Decem ber 21, 1972 at 10:00 3 2 n U a r stromberg-Carlson radio in bedroom - Townhouse includes a p p lia n ces, c a r e t s . $305 firqilaces, buUt in the 1700’s, Dec. 21, 1972 at 9:30 A.M. and 33 Fm ale rabbit new dishwasher, continuous- A.M ., and will be publicly excellent running condition heat, appliances, Itk baths, full monthly. Paul W. Dougan. Under Construction conmletely restored, exceUent will be publicly opened and read 34SmaUchild clean oven and refrigerator, onKUtion, $47,900. Baskin Real opened and read at that time available now. Antiques et basement. $240 per month. Paul Realtor, 643-4535 or 6431081. at that time and place for the . 35 Ignited $250 per month. C«di Estate, 647-9119. and place for the above 38 U nit o f Oteras, 11-8 p.m. 115 Spruce W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. above mentioned commodities St. 6435061. Broad St, Manchester mentioned com m odities and reluctance and service. 37 Press STORRS — TbtaUy stunning 3 service. 39 Dutch city COVENTRY - Five-room room Split Ranch. Three Information for bidders, Information for bidders, Wttrhg ApptrtI 87 Cape, two bedrooms, two years 40 G o b y bedrooms, Uving room with specifications, proposal and specificiations, proposal and 41 Associates, Inc. 643-6129. oliL Acre plus lot. $2M monthly, Industrial- THREE Ladies coats, 131314, large bay window, dining room, contract forms are available at . 43Nanrowinlet security and one years lease contract forms are available at , 45Angry - Black Persian Lamb, beige PIESIDENTIAL LOOKING for anything in real I SCOTT ST. JAMES REALTT CO. 145 b a tu , lower level famUy the office of the Purchasing the office of the Purchasing required. No pets. 7439742 after room’ and den. Oae

y THiBTVJCTir — MANCHESTER EVENIWQ HERALDj Manchester, Conn., Thur»., Dec. 7,18

MRS. FURTWANGLER Business Mirror COMES TO U.8. The Weather NEW YORK (AP)—Mrs. Prison Reform Architects Style Days Periods of sleet and freezing Elisabeth Fdrtwangler, widow rain with considerable ice of the famous ' German T l ; Eimttng llFraUi accumulations before diangih$ and no longer considered conductor Wilhelm Furt- CHAMPAIGN, 111. (AP) - wilt be “ better off in jail than into neighborhoods. to rain Saturday. The low humane or within the wangler, has arrived in the The head of a national architec­ they would be on the outside.” Recreational facilities, shop­ tonight in,the 20s; the hi|^ New Home Building framework of human dignity.” United States, as guest of the tural committee has outlined a Folse heads the task force on ping centers and health centers Saturday in the 40s.______He said his proposals, now National Arts Foundation. plan for prison reform which correctional institutions of the would be located in central MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1972 VOL. XOT. No. 53 MANCHESTER — A City o f ViUage Charm being considered by TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS She attended the opening would replace the prison American Institute of positions for the use of each of PIUCE FIFTEEN CSNIH Connecticut prison officials fo r Said Near Peak night of the Metropolitan blockhouse with apartment Architects. the apartment complexes. a corrections! Institute in Opera’s new production of complexes and give jails a sub­ He is the member of an Recreational facilities one day Whether they have succeeded Cheshire,- Conn., will save thS disparities between demand “Siegfried,” the Chicago Opera, urban atmosphere. architectural firm which has may include swimming pools, By JOHN CUNNIFF and supply. Inventories of un­ remains to be proved, although Sidney J. Folse of New taxpayer money — since men, the Chicago Symphony, San been involved in designing he said. AP Buiinesa Analyst sold homes are growing, and most lenders and builders Orleans told the National Sym­ Folse said he agrees with the women and children could te Francisco Opera and 1^6 more than 30 prisons NEW YORK (AP) - After vacancy rates for apartment expect an adequate supply of posium on the Planning and nationwide in the last 20 years. AIA policy statement which confined in the same complex r- Angeles Philharmonic. She also two years of boom conditions units in some areas are rising. mortgage money to be Design of Correctional En­ Under Folse’s plan, prisons says that “ the confinement of and would help prison officials was interviewed on a Saturday during which construction was While this generally is available, although at slightly vironments that the changes he would contain townhouse-like man in barred cages for in their attempts to aid prisoner afternoon intermission of a begun on well over four million considered to be a temporary hitler rates, thrwgh 1973. advocates may mean prisoners apartment buildings divided detention is not correctional rehabilitation. units, housing analysts believe situation — the nation is The possible downturn they Metropolitan Opera “ Die Apollo 17 Passes the rate of new home believed to need an average of foresee is based on those Walkuere.” construction is near its peak. about 2.5 million units a year in growing inventories. Tliis, says' Furtwangler, who died in So great is the momentum, the 1970s — it is looked upon the National Association of 1954, had recorded Wagner’s however, that the third straight fearfully by some builders. Mutual Savings Banks, could “Ring” operas, which were year of at least two million Memories of housing’s result in “ market indigestion.” recently released. housing starts is forecast for repeated recessions, Floor 1973 by many in the industry, sometimes in the midst of an Temple and some fear that inventories otherwise strong economy, are might exceed demand by late in indelibly Imprinted on the Midway Point the year. minds of builders. Buy with confidence— The new state of affairs is in One of the main reasons for sharp contrast to conditions year-to-year inconsistencies Give with pleasure;*^ BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME FOR THE HOUDAYS SPACE CENTER, Houston declining q>eed was 3,063 miles goodness, gracious. That’s "I could fill you in on they were delighted with bow that Immediately preceded the are fluctuations in the (AP) - ApoUo 17, a bit off an hour. impressive.” tomorrow, but the earth just well America and Qiallenger, boon , when housing starts fell availability of mortgage course but operating smoothly, ApoUo 17’s command ship, Schmitt, who said he’s went behind the lunar module,” spacecraft which Ceman called to well under one million units a money. Funds for lending tend passed the i^dway point of its America, and lunar module, “ strictly a novice” at he said. "superbirds,” were operating. year because customers were to pour toward the highest voyage to the moon today. (3iallenger, stiU Unked nose-to- meteorology, spent much of his Schmitt did most of the “The spacecraft is unable to obtain moderate return and so, when money is A rocket firing later in the nose, were streaking on a first day in space describing the talking from space Thursday performing in a super fashion,” interest mortgages. tight, there is little for the day is scheduled to adjust tbe collision course wiUi the moon. changing weather patterns over giving volumes of description of said flight controller Jerry Since then ttie nation’s home housing market, where a course and put the spacecraft But ground controUers said a the continents and oceans of the things he was seeing. But Griffin at a news conference. “ I leaders have been inundated by ceiling on rates exists. on target for lunar orbit. smaU rocket thrust of about one earth, which he called “ a Uttle Cernan, the silver-haired think we’re in good shape.” billions of dollars in savings, In the past few years the Astronaut’s Eugene A. second would change the flight bit of blue in space.” Apollo 17 commander and two- partly the result of a self- Federal Home Loan Bank W ILL Bfe YOURSoao! Late today Cernan and MEN'S SHOP \J Ceman, Ronald E. Evans and path enough to bring the Looking at Houston, Schmitt time space veteran, added a imposed spending boycott by Board and other regulatory in­ Schmitt were to open a hatch Dr. Harrison H. Schmitt still spacecraft into the proper posi­ accurately described the cold, little music. millions of consumers, and stitutions have attempted to 789 Majn Strent in Dowtown MaRchenter and visit (Sudlenger for the were sleeping as they passed tion on Sunday to settle it into rainy day experienced by the “ Dum-de-dum, dum, doo, de, mortgage money now is plen­ assure a more steady supply of ffi BEUKITK nows... wr m ust first time in space. Where You Are A Friend^ the midway point of 132,096 lunar orbit. city. dum,” Ceman sang softly at tiful. funds to the home lenders, The astronauts will power up miles from both earth and Mission Control said the off- “ I don’t know what your one point. The two-million unit forecast primarily the savings and loan As Well As A Customer ... M the lunar lander partially to W « havo a compUto rang* of floor coverings moon at 6:36 a.m. EST. course flight path was caused weather is'like down there, but Mission Control officials said includes conventional single associations. check its systems. and multiple-family dwellings, and wall coverings in stock: The spacecraft’s gradually by an excess of rocket thrust from here it looks like you but excludes annual production Ihursday morning when ApoUo might be overcast,” he said. 17 was fired out of earth orbit of about a half million mobile )B «a »a »8 «B p u B 80th eH Ris.TM Assisajes»nntar FOR lAAMEDIATE DELIVERY or INSTALLATION! “ AUght even have a good storm and started its 86-hour coast to homes while the debate going.” ROUTE 44 VALUE DAYS ^ the moon. continues about whether they No Fancy Promises . . . No Gimmicks . . . JusJt Honest to Goodness Truman’s “ Right,” said a ground Kissinger-Tho are vehicles or housing. AVON h a r r y l a p p e n HARTFORD The astronauts spent a quiet controller. “You’re a regular The surge of mobile home Merchandise at Down to Earth Prices! day in space Thursday and weather satellite.” construction has caused even Condition Setoitt reported that aU three Schmitt chuckled and said he took sleeping pills before could give a weather prediction Talks Continue more surprise than that for HRESIDE&GIFTIXHTER retiring In hopes of getting a for later, but the spacecraft conventional housing. For Unchanged w all-to-w all carpetuk soUd eie^Uiours of sleep. was shifting position and several years it was thought of PARIS (AP) — Henry A. Kissinger and Hanoi’s Le Due as a substitute to be used in the Just before the rest period getting in the way. Tho met today for the fifth time this week in their secret absence of other housing. IN ALL WEAVES. FIBERS O COLORS KANSAS CITY (AP) - The started, at 1:20 a.m. EST, negotiations on a Vietnam peace settlement. doctor attending former As sales rose each year in the Mission ( ^ t r o l reported ApoUo President Nixon’s security adviser was tee host at the President Harry S. Truman face of pessimistic forecasts, 17 had just passed a point meeting in a white two-story villa belonging to a Paris- YHOPPinC GUIDt I expressed concern today about however, the mobile unit ROOM SIZE SSSJ RIIOS 100,000 nUles from earth. based American jeweler. Kissinger arrived 20 minutes the heart of his patient, who is "One hundred thousand Belesano’s became recognized as a perma­ Christmas List with Distinctive Gifts early to await Tho, who came five minutes before the nent although sometimes Shorten Your on the critical list at Research miles,” mused Schmitt. “My appointed time of 3 p.m. unwelcome addition to the From 81.00 up that will warm the heart as well as the Hospital and Medical Center. Condition ARMSTROm SOLARIMI “ His heart condition is not as The two shook hands warmly landscape. There were conflicting hearth. good this morning as we had at the front door of the closely It is widely felt now that the • ScbsMrTMMi reports on tee progress of the hoped it would be,” Dr. Wallace Critical guarded villa and teen went modular home of the future — • CuMCodUglrttrs • n r a l l | k m • ltd Wwmars Ice Storm negotiations. Graham said in a statement inside to resume their Residential press secretary assembled from factory built • l « M « S • ■sntlnHStf • Nwtgr Tankards COMOLEOM SHIRYL WRYL BLOOMFIELD, Conn. (AP) units— will draw its inspiration released by the hospital at 10 negotiations. Ronald L. Ziegler told newsmen e ■ PS|9 Cofii PcmMCf • iM vIliCricI^ • RraColars Warnings — A former Hartford union Earlier Kissinger had a half from the mobile home. a.tai. ESr. in Washington on Thursday that • CwlMlkks«idl B titf Hm iIi • Irioais “ His heart is showing signs of official, linked to tbe un­ hour meeting with President Nevertheless, it remains derworld by the FBI, was found the current session has excluded from most housing • iMlScrapm • BadtliUgs considerable irritability and Posted Georges Pompidou, continued longer than had been - « -■ ____ aOOR TILES CERAMIC TILE shot in tee head TTiursday iVIQItm bla(3l''x3r'), ilurdy block d|am*lar, haldl 1/S cord of waod^Tradil^Hy Indudn all bran Iranw NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MEASURING window with a hammer to get sides. underworked, not slanding tetttn with piiU cfiaiii listed Truman’s temperature at and broM with atlach'ad poker and ouldoara i i y and ltimilo.f ra«. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION overworked,” said Douglas in a |3S"ii31") fnir pi«a H n Mt and polf 100.2 degrees and said it Turnpike inside. Kissinger and Tho scheduled bruih, BsautHul and u m (uI * a NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FOAM RUBBER PADDING Police found a .22 caliber dissenting opinion in a minor lQ 2 ondirani 17” high. Ch*»«* fitm NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DOORWAY METAL continued to fluctuate. ’That the fifth meeting of their ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia ly after an Ethiopian airliner Ninety-four persons were Ethiopian airline jetliner was ' hundradi — Y «i w il ka«a M cm Ih* .pistol. (AP) — A U.S. professor helped took off from Addis Ababa. procedure case. nUclion to b«l(.va h. BE SURE TO BRING YOUR ROOMMEASUREMENTS statement also said Truman’s current round of secret peace reported aboard tee plane. successfully foiled IS minutes Cocktail The Hartford Courant said In another case Wednesday,- ■sSS” ’ MB” ' " " ’*" ^ W « Will ChMrfuliy Estimata You Raqulraments and Show Samples “ pulse and blood pressure talks this afternoon in a to foil the hijacking of an Prof. Roderick Helsinger of The identity of tee hijackers after takeoff from Addis Em. 150. Sovg 1S.0B at Your Home. Belesano was ousted from the suburban villa. airborne jetliner today, picking Temple University, was not immediately learned. Ababa. the court held that criminal remained stable.” BRISTOL, Pa. (AP) - They (Fltat* Bring Exact Maaaurtmairtt of Your Firoplaca) union by tee international President Nixon’s national- up and hurling a live grenade as Philadelphia, picked up the But it was thought teey might "The wound-be hijackers defendants whose convictions The former president’s had scotch on the rocks at a organization because of alleged security adviser conferred with security g u a ^ shot add killed grenade dropped by a panicky have been members of the exploded a grenade which are affirmed by a tie vote may Supply Limited temperature was not reported ramp to the Pennsylvania SOURIAN SPEOIAL infiltration of his local by Tho four hours Thursday, but seven air pirates, including a hijacker and hurled it toward separatist guerrilla movement damaged the aircraft. One ai^ieal on the same issues. REMHAHTS at 10 a.m. Turnpike near this Bucks Coun­ organized crime and financial bote sides maintained their woman, tee government news an empty seat in front of him. in Eritrea, a province in engine stopped and rudder con­ Chief Justice Warren E. GIFT BUYING IS A WORDLY ADVENTURE AT OUR THE ARMSTRONG aOOR THAT ’Thursday, after a visit with ty community Thursday. SHINES WITHOUT WAXING! irregularities. In 1969, the FBI agreed news blackout on the agency said. He was among tee wounded. northern Ethiopia. The plane trol was lost. Burger, particularly, has com­ her father, Margaret Truman They also had scotch on tbe REGULAR, lAR HARIOR, DE- linked him to Raymond negotiations. The professor, six other Ten hijackers were involved, had been scheduled to stop in “ Seven hijackers were killed plained publicly of a mounting Daniel described the difference grass and mud at th^ bottom of SIGNER SaECTED 4N STOCK Patriarca, now-imprisoned, passengers and two tee government agency said, the Eritrean capital, Asmara. load of appeate to the court. between her father on The U.S. delegation declined by security Inspectors during COUICrOR'S CORNER COLORS ONLY. GOOD SELEC­ a 12-foot embankment. alleged to be the head of the comment on rumors that stewardesses were wounded In and three were arrested. The explosion knocked out the ensuing shooting started by There have been suggestions O ur Intarnational Colloctor's Comor has gam artd unusual choice accesso­ TION TO CHOOSE FROM. Wednesday and on lliursday as A tractor-trailer tipped over Cosa Nostra in New England. Kissinger was planning to the exchange of fire between one engine and tee rudder con­ the hijackers. that Congress shrink the court’s Vinyl S Inlaid “ the difference between night and spilled 1,000 cases of ries, both old and new, as creative accents for home and hearth, to com­ INSTALLED Balesano is a former return to Washington this security guards and the “ He saved my life and those trol, the government news “The captain successfully jurisdiction, and a Sizes up to 6x15 and day.” scotch, rye and brandy worth plete your decorating w ith distinction and individuality. Manchester resident. weekend. hijackers that took place short- of many others,” the passenger agency said, but the aircraft flew the aircraft back to Addis distinguished legal panel is Large Selection However, doctors continue to 125,000. Complete said. made a safe landing at Addis Ababa 25 minutes after preparing proposals to es­ Vel. to 89.06 list Truman’s condition as “ It smelled like New Year’s CERAMIC TILE Helsinger, in Addis Ababa to Ababa. takeoff.” tablish a “ mini” Supreme $4 095 critical and declined to Eve,” said state trooper help arrange student The first official statement A woman appeared to be the Court to screen out bundles of BATHROOM speculate if, or when, he m i^t Denton McLaughlin who in­ DISCONTINUED exchanges, was reported slight­ said; “ An attempted hijacking leader of the hijackers, other cases. Installad up to b e taken off the critical list. vestigated. sq. yd. Democrats Apparently ly injured. by a group of persons against an passengers said. Indeed, Douglas said, the 100 aq. ft. total number of cases filed has Reg. to $14.95 CARPET increased — from 1,063 in 1939, the year he joined the court, to INCLUDES NORMAL INSTALLA­ Face Showdown Fight 3,043 last year. But, he said, the TION AND IS GUARANTEED RY • 1 5 9 SAMPLES ARMSTRONG FOR 3 YEARS. Revenue-Share Checks court agrees to rule on very few MatBrial and Labor cases a ^ the number of signed IW COME hr SERVE WILL Included ■ENEFIT FROM THIS Mitchell, who directed Sen. a simple facing of tbe issues. opinions was eight less in 1971 WASHINGTON (AP) - SFECTACULAR lUY. Plus FREE 5-ft. Edmund S. Muskie’s Then, we can add members and t ^ in 1939 — 129 as compared { Effective compromise m m Tub Enclosure unsuccessful bid for the laove on to other new Now In The Mail to 137. appeared out of reach today as presidential nomination earlier business.” The decision used by Douglas Braided the Democratic National this year, scheduled a news Strauss said he has from 107 to make his views known Committee prepared for a post­ Waterbury 311 million , New Norwich 3405,019, Wallingford COMMERCIAL conference for today. to 109 votes behind his WASHINGTON (AP) - affirmed that civil antitrust election showdown over future Britain 3615,610, East Hartford 3378,850, Torrington 3338,943, The executive committee candidacy, but he conceded Revenue sharing checks being appeals go directly from dis­ a Handioma bollows, doiant of datignt. . fr a m S 2 .9 S control of the party 3610,834, Stratford 3528,008, N ew London 3310,471, RUBBER BACK CHAIR PADS .99^ today was scheduled to com­ there is some concern over mailed today will include |11.1 trict court to the high court b. Auartod ihapo* and dotlfnc In boxoa l i Unkort andlracn- organization. Milford 3513,755, Norwalk 3458,- Manchester 3273,431 and Braided Rug Samples... $1.00 ea. and up plete a list of 25 nominees for whether these can be translated million for the state of without stopping for urn in giau and bran and in brou...... ft* H * S 2 .T S ^airman Jean Westwood, 568, Meriden 3449,810, Stamford Greenwich 3229,743. KITCHEN CARPET 27”X3 tt. new at-iarge seats on the into votes to fire Mrs. Connecticut and smaller ones intermediate review at the U.S. c. Soautlfwl powtor and bran Oriontal voM or lamp hoM, 17" who has become the symbolic 3439,063, West Hartford The listing was forwarded to • Tightly Woven national committee. Creden­ Westwood, who was halidpicked for each of its 169 towns. Circuit Court. Wsh ...... f 9 S . 0 0 champion of the McGovern 3410,178, West Haven 3408,755, (Connecticut by Sen. Lowell P. • 100% Com. Fll. Nylon WITH . . . tials and resolutions com­ fo r the chairmanship by The payments cover the first In both the majority opinion, d. Woodon trooiura chnt, aurt alona, idoed (or wood, mogo- reform wing, reaffirmed Weicker’s office. linat, tayi or baali. 37" x 13" x 17"Rag. S 110— Now • Easily Cleaned HI-DENSITY mittees also planned McGovern last August. half of the current calendar by Justice Thurgood Marshall Thursday night she won’t step S S 9 . 9 5 • Perfect for Kitchens FOAM BACK GRASS MATS preliminary meetings. year and are expected to be put Revenue-Sharing and a dissenting opinion by down unless a compromise can Mrs. Westwood has offered to c. Brou hi Oegi, Oriantal, hoovy cotl bran. HandMmc at • Great for Offices, Dene be found. And Texas Robert The Westwood camp wants td a variety of uses ranging Clarification Asked Hie following is a complete listing of Justice Potter Stewart Douglas andirent, beokondt or itol^v doarMopt. s i a s . o o • Tweed Colors To Hide resign if a middle-ground the half-year payments: Strauss, who has the backing of the 25 new members named from tax reduction to payments Fairfield County found what he called 11" X 9" pr. Moy bo told faidWiducdly. Soil 1 2 n e w 1973 CO LO R COM BINATIONS S.3 *4.95 *9.95 compromise canoioate can oe of special projects, depending Bridgeport 11.7 million, Danbury f. Old i«lly pan, dwica piocm in brou or ceppar. Utolul today • Stainproof a conservative-moderate before going on to a contest By Rep. Grasso “ Intimations” that the agreed upon but has said she on local preferences. 1I2S.7U, Newtown S2.872, Norwalk $458,- ferwa^magotlneserplonts ...... trom S 3 S . 0 0 coalition, said he has the votes over her job. Strauss wants the 568. Shelton $99,545, Stamford $459,085, Siq>reme Court was overworked 9x12 will stay in office if Strauss The checks represent about WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. g. Charming Spanish basket han^rofted In black .wrought to topple Mrs. Westwood and is chairmanship out of the way Bethel $116,104. Brookfield $1L17S. and should take that into remains in tee race. Strauss Darien $50,588, Easton $50,046, Fairfield iron. Wead or mogasino hetder. 30" x 13" x 33" S 2 2 . 9 S Reg. $6.95 in the fight to stay. first because adding new half of the yearly returns Rep. Ella Grasso, DConn., has account in reaching its then is faced with having to ask $238,458, Greenwich $229,743, lUaaroe Othor leg bailNit from S 4 .9 S The decision on the party members would increase the passed by Congress during its asked tee federal Treasury $87,097, New Canaan $57,829. New Fair- decisions. sq. yd. I. YD. the national committee to fire session. Some of the figures Department to send a revenue field $44,478, Newtown (town) $59,066, h. Unusual old tobacco chut, on# of a kbul. IS k ^ ji I. ArmOaty crafttd In Italy...... S 3 9 ; 9 S UNOLEUM J9.95 chairmanship comes Saturday number of votes needed for ’Ihe load of processing cases Mrs. Westwood before he can vary somewhat from the shying expert to a meeting in Newtown (borough) $2,872, Redding i i " x 7 " ------. $ s s . e o Good Beloetion when the full national election from 105, the present $16,587, Ridgefield $15,579, Sherman $5.- has increased, he said, but the ask it to hire him. Both sides .LCandlaitkkcaBactign.aaUdbraN, powtor and U o ^ A b o e d is fa S l PSW oM h r « S committee holds its first majority. original ones, however, because Torrington, Conn, to clear up 582. Stratford $525,008, Trumbull sifting of these petitions, “ is in .iron— ------fiwnft.OS C— Asitklis ipiilsHy grical. agree that would be more $188,952, Weston $20,448, Westport |72,- meeting since Sen. George The executive committee of the use of updated revenue confusion among local officials many respects the most difficult than beating her in a 581, Wilton $85,085 and Wilton $15,91$. CARPET AND McGovern’s landslide loss in adopted an agenda Thursday figures for the final on how the money can be spent. County total $4.8 million. Important ... of all our func­ head-on race. AVAILABLE AT HARTFORD & RT. 44 AVOH STORES tee Nov. 7 presidential election. night which puts the new computation, according to a “ ...There is confusion among Hartford County tions.” Treasury Department community officials because Bristol $475,737: Hartford $1,671,227, Waiting in the wings should a members’ election before any New B riU in $615,610, Avon $20,001, Douglas added: "Across the Mrs. Westwood’s backer say HAPKY Fireman Cited compromise candidate be opportunity to challenge the spokesman. important technical questions Berlin $150,001, Bloomfield 5122,72$, screen eadi term comes the HARTFORD AVON TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERING they have some 115 votes to Burlington $^,769, Canton 09,486, Eaat i f\i chairmanship. Tbe Strauss Tlie state is scheduled to get concerning procedures and sought are Lawrence F. save her job if it comes to that. Granby $12,742, East HarUord $$10X14, wwries and concerns of the 19 MAM ST. T iir. ;.inr lsMts44 Fireman Edward McGregor was cited this morning by Town 322.1 million for the full qualifications for spending the N«or Haftford Adjaoinl !• BoHFtlao’i O’Brien, who has held tee forces said they would East Windsor $12,456, Enfield OUXU, American people — high and i: r\j fF R Manager Robert Weiss for participating in saving a man’s life challenge this from tbe floor calendar year. grants remain unanswered,” Farmington $124,516, Glastoabnrjr r S t a t M ly 9t30ls 9 308 chairmanship on two previous “There are a lot of people $120,142, Granby $23,402, HatUind$l,41<. low, presented in concrete, TEL. Hiring a fire on Walnut St. last Sun^y. Guy Mullen was tee man Among other larger Mrs. Grasso said in a letter to 'IN A Satiinhm'MA occasions, California state when the agenda comes up for who want a change,” said one Mancheater $250,451, Marlborough tangible fo rm ... Neither taking MAIN 8T. gyrt«iaiy bunied. McGregor discovered Mullen lying unconscious adoption. payments to cities and towns the Treasury Department. $17,874, Newington $150,1$3, PlabnrUM ______SI 6784779 643-6662 party Chairman Charles anti-Strauss stra te ^ t outside that jurisdiction from us nor The first revenue sharing $177X02. R ocky HIU $00,911, Stanatary in 'a smoke-filled room and, with the aid of Firemen Robert Manatt and Maine Democratic “ We want a simple up^ir- tbe national committee, “ but are tee following; Hartford and $87.5M, SouUtington $213X84, Soatb the device of reducing our JRiee PsHcbig Frsefmkkg muummmmnmnm tnai i.»nniiT and Robert Barker, carried him out of the area to an Committeeman George down vote,” Strauss said. “ The not enough to vote to vacate tbe Bridgeport 31-7 million each, checks are slated to be mailed jurisdictioD Is necessary for the (Continued on Page 14) ambulance. (Herald photo by Boceivicius) Mitdiell. American people are entitled to chair.” New Haven 31-S million. 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