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Three Days Of Exploring Planned Moon Walk Tonight

SPACE CENTER, Houston Challenger, leaving their crew- He will probe toe iiioon from '‘(-AE) - American explorers mate, Ronald E. Eyans, alone above with an array of science Eugene A. Cernan and Harrison in the larger command ship, instruments and special H. Schmitt pulled away from America. cameras. toe Apollo 17 command ship in a Evans threw switches to un­ Ahead, for Cernan and lander named Challenger today dock toe moon landing craft and Schmitt, are three days of and prepared for touchdown in Challenger sprang free. exploration among tte craters, a lunar box canyon and man’s Cernan and Schmitt began hills and canyons of a steep­ Wk^'-- last planned moon exploration final preparations for a dive to sided valley called Taunis- for decades. a lunar touchdown at 2;55 p.m. Llttrow. Wearing their white EST and Evans started toe spacesults, Cernan and Schmitt three days of solo moon orbiting As toe nth and 12th lunar sealed themselves in the small aboard America. explorers, they will walk and . 4 ^ >2 ^ ■ ■ cab of the spider-legged The astronauts awoke to drive more than 20 miles over music, piped to them from Mis­ ^ ■ . 7 ' '“'t' the valley floor searching sion Control, at 7;45 a.m. EST among rock and soil for secrets 0 after spending toe night or­ needed to complete toe moon Infant biting 15 miles above the history already partially ^ ' i i moon’s barren surface. recorded through five earlier The music, a vocal, included American landings. Dies Of the phrase, “ Good morning, America” . America and Challenger, still “ Thank you,” Cernan locked nose-to-nose, swept responded sleepily. “ We’re behind toe moon and out of Injuries moving on.” touch with Mission (}ontrol at Cernan and Schmitt donned 2;36 p.m. EST Sunday. Eleven space suits and started A six-month-old boy died this minutes later, they fired transferring equipment and morning from injuries he suf­ America’s powerful service supplies into Challenger. fered in a Sunday night auto ac­ prdpulslon rocket engitae to Evans will remain in lunar cident in South Windsor. slow the speeding craft and set­ orbit aboard toe command ship. The boy, Christopher Kim­ tle it into lunar orbit. ball, was a passenger in a car operated by his father, Michael Kimball, 31, of 30C Deerfield Court, East Hartford. The Kimball car was in colli­ Truman's Condition 0 sion with a pickup truck at Rt. 5 and Newbury Rd., South Wind­ Firemen Fete Mayfair Garden Residents sor, at about 11:15 p.m.. South Remains Serious Windsor Police reported. 8th District Fireman Tom Moore d « s the honors Saturday night, at firemen of the 8th District. Everything needed for the dinner was According to police, toe Kim­ KANSAS CITY (AP) — The heart of Harry S. Truman a dinner in Cronin Hall of Mayfair Gardens for residents of the donated by Top Notch Foods, Pero’s Market and the Parkade ball car was making a turn continues to show irregularities in rhythm, doctors from Rt. 5 to Newbury Rd. housing for the elderly. Moore and Bob Eschmann were co- Bakery. The firemen donated the wine. (Herald photo by reported today, but the former president told them “ I feel chairman of the dinner, given for the second year by the volunteer Buceivicius.) when it wak struck in toe rear by a pickup truck driven by all right” and spent a restful night. Philip Dyjak, 82, of 235 Main The 88-year-old Truman remained in serious condition St., East Hartford. this morning, hospital officials said. Kimball, his wife Carol, 25, A nmrntng metocal report Lo«al Parties End and the child were thrown from Blue Law from Research Hospital and normal limits. His kidney (unc­ Ppint their car, police said, when toe Medical Center said T i ^ a n 'S'* tion was adequate and con­ Up In The E^hicliL impact caused toe vehicle’s was asked Sunday night’ about tinued to take tube feedings vinyl roof to fly off. 11; p.m. EST how he felt and he well, Dreves added; Near Kimball, his wife, and their responded; “ I feel all right.” The next bulletin was BY SOL R^ COHEN legislature. The other three Alleged child were taken to St. Francis This came after his heart had scheduled for 10 p.m. Newsmen (Herald Reporter) GOP candidates were defeated. PARIS (AP) — Henry A. Kissinger and Hanoi’s Le Due Hospital at Hartford. The boy developed irregularities. asked for an afternoon briefing Both of Manchester's Richard Rittenband, the By The Assoriaied Press Tho met for the 13th time in three weeks today at what was pronounced dead at 2;M Truman also wgs asked if he and Dreves said he would she If political parties wound up in the defeated GOP candidate for a.m. Owners, managers, and may be a turning point, in their secret negotiations on a hurt anywhere, and replied one could be arranged. black in the recent election First District congressman, Kimball was listed in critical employes in at least 17 Connec­ “ no,” the hospital report^. Sunday began on an op­ campaign, according to man- also received $500. Vietnam peace settlement. condition today. His wife’s con­ ticut stores were an-ested Sun­ A medical bulletin issued at timistic note as toe former The Republicans received President Nixon’s security adviser and the North Viet­ dition was listed as serious. datoiy campaign statements day for alleged violations of toe 10 a.m, today said Truman’s president was taken off toe contributions of $100 or over The pickup) truck driver, filed in the town clerk’s office. Sunday closing law. namese Politburo member met in an American-rented blood pressure was 120 over 60, critical list after four days of However, the report filed by toe from 19 sources, including rae Dyjak, was not injured in toe The law, kiwwn as toe Blue villa in suburban Neuilly where they held several secret his pulse 76, respiration 28 and hanging neaf death, but late Democratic Town Committee for $350 from toe Manchester crash, police said. Law, permit only those stores meetings last week. ’Their talks were recessed Sunday temperature 97.8. John Dreves, Sunday doctors reported “ more will be amended by actions it Republican Women’s (Hub. In The accident is still under in­ that sell essential or perishable hospital spokesman said all frequent abnormalities” In toe may take Wednesday night. addition, they received con­ while experts of both sides met to discuss details of a vestigation. goods to open on Sunday. these indications were within rhythm of Truman’s heart. Ihe committee is meeting tributions of under $100 from possible cease-fire agreement. Arrests were reported in then to review deficits run up 155 sources. Except for a i^e-day break, return to Paris immediately Hartford, East Hartford, The largest campaign Kissinger and Tho have met and soon thereafter go on to by Democratic candidates for Glastonbury, Enfield, East toe state legislature and to expenses for toe Republicans, almost daily since Nov. 20, Saigon to give President Windsor, Milford, Wallingford, allocate its surplus funds to other than $2,900 allocated to when they began their current Nguyen Van Thieu a personal Stratford and ’Trumbull. A $50 Strauss Begins Task them. their candidates, were $1,114 session to revise and finalize report on toe Paris meetings. fine is provided for persons who Ihe Republican Town Com­ for newspaper advertising, $646 the agreement they drafted But White House press sell or require employes to sell mittee ali^dy has allocated for telephone service, and $152 here in October. secretary Ronald L. Ziegler general merchandise on Sun­ funds to its candidates for toe for postage. said; "W e don’t have any plan Of Uniting Party day. state legislature, as reflected in The Democrats received con­ During Sunday’s recess, set on that.” Meanwhile, a toy store owner its report. The Republicans tributions of $100 or over from- Kissinger’s top aide, Gen. The meeting of technical who was arrested the previous WASHINGTON (AP) - the left because of his deep rals&l 16,147 for toe campaign 23 sources, induding $831 profit Alexander M. Haig Jr., was in experts Sunday resulted in and Baltimore city councilman weekend for operating his Robert Strauss has taken on the roots in the conservative Texas and spent $5,360— leaving them from a Meet toe Candidates Washington conferring with speculation that the two sides Barbara Mikulskl. business in violation of toe Blue posture and perils of a tight­ wing of toe party. with a $781 balance. D an ce and $150 from the Nixon. had gotten to the point of The new chairman also en­ Law claimed toe law “ hurts rope walker in his new job as Strauss’ victory was hardly a The Democrats raised $5,606 Manchester Democratic Haig left Paris Saturday and checking the fine print of a dorsed toe membership list for only the small merchant and national Democratic chairman mandate. A vote to oust Mrs. and spent $3,449— leaving them Women’s Club. In addition, they met for several hours with the draft peace agreement. But a party-charter commission hands a monopoly to the larger with his pledge to "try to bring Westwood failed 105 to 100. received contributions of under President Sunday. There had both sides continued their news drafted by Mrs. Westwood ai^ with a $2,157 balance which stores.’ ’ everybody back to this party.” they will distribute Wednesday $100 from 59 sources, including been reports the general would blackout. even added her name to it. Thomas Caco, 26, of In his campaign for the office night. $76 from a Dollars for And he maneuvered to keep Bridgeport said Friday he had which he won by a close vote Democrats Walk and $78 from Vice Chairman Basil Patterson, The Republicans allocated been warned to stay closed but Saturday at the Democratic $500 each to State Sen. David the sale of Democratic first black man to hold such a refused to do so because his National Committee’s first Odegard, State Rep.. Donald paraphernalia at headquarters. Pilot Survives high position in toe party, by business was his “ bread and post-election meeting, Strauss The largest campaign adding a second vice chairnum, Genovesi, Carl Zinsser and butter.” had the support of party conser­ expense for toe Democrats was Caroline Wilkins, to get around Hillery GallagheL $300 to (^ co said he was considering vatives and middle grounders, Arthur Shattuck, ana $100 to G. $1,040 for postage. ’They spent Arctic Ordeal a party rule requiring that toe a legal challenge of toe law. but he made a lot of promises to $596 for printing, $580 for vice chairman be of the op­ Warren Westbrook. Odegard, the liberal-reform wing along telephone service and ^74 for posite sex from the chairman. Genovesi and Westbrook won YELLOWKNIFE, N.W.T. with reporters after the rescue. the way. newspaper advertising. The reaction to Strauss’ elec­ seats to the 1973-74 state (AP) — Officials believe a 14- But Cpl. Harvie Copeland, a Now, he has to keep them all tion from the liberal-reform paramedic who was among the happy while trying to bring When In Doubt year-old Eskimo boy who wing was guarded. The first to reach the pilot, said; "I back toe defectors who fled to couldn’t hold out saved a pilot’s prevailing attitude was to give Revenue-Sharing Always Salute life after their plane crashed in think maybe during the first neutrality or the Republican him a chance. couple of weeks the boy con­ camp during the national elec­ the Canadian Northwest and “ He has promised that he tributed a lot to him being here tion. rescuers did not find them for would oppose acrbss-the-boanl SAIGON (AP) - What does 32 days. now.” Strauss danced gingerly Sun­ Workshop Planned changes in toe party stiveture an Air Force enlisted man do day around questions on what The pilot, Martin Hartwell, Copeland and others who completely,” said Sen. Harold when he meets a naked talked with Hartwell got these party role will be open to such 45, was rescued from the Hughes, one of toe originators general? details about the pilot’s sur­ people as AFL-CIO President By Town Directors wilderness on Saturday. But toe of toe reform movement. “ And He salutes. vival; George Meany and Alabama boy, David Kootook, died on the I have to take him at his word An order issued recently by 23rd day of their ordeal, Hartwell was unable to move Gov. George C. Wallace, who Robert Strauss MaJ. Paul M. Boseman, and believe that he will,” he perhaps from despair or more after toe crash because of his sat out the presidential cam­ Strauss was elected with 106Vk added in an interview. By SOL R. COHEN from Washington, and $217,000 operations officer of toe 377th paign in pique over the nomina­ likely from chronic appen­ injuries. But he supervised the votes. A combined total of 97V« Strauss’ actions in retaining (Herald Reporter) to be mailed in early January. Security Police Squadron at dicitis. boy, who built a log frame over tion of Sen. George MeCSovern, votes went to two would-be the reform commission, endor­ The Manchester Board of Because toe sum is for toe Tan Son Nhut Airbase, says in Hartwell was reported in which canvas engine covers or to John B. Connally who compromise candidates, sing toe membership list for a Directors, cognizant of the fact calendar year, Jan. 1, 1972 to ^ r t ; excellent condition today at a were draped to make a tent. campaigned for President California party Chairman party charter conunission and that toe town will receive about Dec. 31, 1972, and because "Salute when you recognize Nixon. V Yellondcnife hospital with two The boy kept a fire going. Charles Manatt and George his maneuver on behalf of 85 per cent less in revenue­ Manchester will receive about an officer even though you both, "I’m not going to start broken ankles and a fractured They ate food that was on toe Mitchell, Maine national com ­ Patterson were seen as steps in sharing funds than originally $218,000 m ore in the first officer and noncommissioned prejudging anybody right now,” knee. He only suffered mild plane and melted snow for mitteeman who headed Sen. support of his promise not to estimated, will schedule a quarter of 1973, toe town actual­ officer, are nude.” Strauss said on CBS’s “ Face frostbite.despite temperatures drinking water. Kootook also Edmund Muskie’s presidential tamper drastically with the workshop session for later this ly will receive about $852,000 if An Air Force spokesman said th at s o m e tim e s w e re 20 went fishing on a nearby frozen the Nation.” campaign. new party reforms. month, to set up a program for its flscal year is ctmsidered. this was “ intended to degrees below zero at toe crash lake. “ ’The first thing I ought to try But signs of healing appeared Strauss praised toe reform utilising the funds. Manchester’s fiscal year will emphasize toe importance of site 60 miles south of Great After 18 days, the youth to do is create a climate where quickly with Strauss saying he movement Sunday, saying that A public hearing on the end June 30, 1973. saluting officers when Bear Lake. appeared to lose hope, his all these factions can talk a lit­ had received congratulations “ in many areas it did work proposed program will be ’The Treasury Department’s recognized, whether in or out of spirits dropped and he tle and communicate,” he said. and promises of cooperation fine,” principally in expanding scheduled for sometime in original estimate was based on uniform.” The plane went down Nov. 8 “ appeared to give up.” Three Jean Westwood, the outgoing from McGovern and Sen. grass-roots participation. But January. 1966 U.S. census figures. T te He said he did not know under while op a medical flight from aiiplanes flew nearby during chairman, who resigned under Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., he lamented toe fact that in the Manchester, which had an­ payments are based on 1970 what circumstances officers toe remote Arctic settlement of toe week without seeing toe fire Saturday, had said both she considered by many to be the drive to democratize the ticipated about $677,000 in figures. The formula takes into and oilisted personnel might Spence Bay to Yellowknife. wreckage. The youth died on and Strauss were symbols of frontrunner (or the party’s 1976 system of picking national- revenue-sharing funds in this consideration toe population, encounter each other in toe Also killed were a pregnant the 23rd day while telling extremes, and she tried to pre­ presidential nomination. convention delegates, some Im­ calendar year, will receive toe personal income factor and nude. Eskimo and a 27-year-old nurse Hartwell about his brothers and vent his succession. Strauss had made peace over­ portant party leaders were about $434,000 instead, under a the local tax factor. The order was attached to a escorting the woman and young sisters. Mrs. Westwood had become a tures by retaining the new squeezed out. new R rau la announced by toe Mayor John'Thompson said photograph of Brig. Gen. Ralph Kootook. The nurse died in toe Hartwell’s firewood ran out symbol of the “ New Left” (or reform commission already From another wing of toe T reasu ry Department. The Friday toe town may cpcerciae KiUand, new vice commander crash and toe other woman a and, for the last three days no better reason than that she seated by Mrs. Westwood and party came word that Wallace |48<,000 w ill be in two payments of toe 7th Air Force. few hours later. before the rescue, he did not was picked by McGovern for headed by United Auto Workers was pleased with Strauss’ elec­ — W 7.000 abeady nulled out (See Page Sixteen) The general is in full uniform. Hartwell would not speak have any hot food. toe job. Strauss was suspect on President Leonard Woodcock tion. PAGE TWO— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mtoncfaeiter. Ckwn., Mon., Dec. 11, H72 M^CHESTE!^ EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn . Mon., Dec. 11. 1972 - PAGE THRBir South Winclsor About Town at 6:30 in the Federation Room of Center Congregatlonaf Pessimistic About Rail Settlement Sheinwold on Bridge Bonncini Daughters of Liberty, No. Church. 125, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 NEW YORK (AP) - William employes gave^Long Island muters,” he said. “We are And Civic TV Tonight i p.m. in Orange Hall. Mrs. J. Ronan, chairman of the residents no cause for optimism losing ridership that we LAS VEGAS TOURNEY Zone Change Sought James Williams and Mrs. Metropolitan Transportation as they faced another week of South dealer : SmaSeuwimy’$ B armUfmri Tracks (3et Little U se'^ probably won’t get back. Peo­ William Brown will be in Authority, says there is “ very WILL DRAW EXPERTS Neither side vulnerable Play Well “THE WAY ' emmeUuTVLMmga | S t Louis — In 1971 U. S. makeshift commuting. ple are getting used to other Br ALFRED SHEINWOLD charge of refreshments. little hope for service in the im­ Appearing on toe WNBC-TV NORTH By JOHN GRUBER «ii.. . « « « « » « » » » » « « t«'Q railroads operated nearly 206,- means of transportation.” Many of the best known Mendbers are asked to bring a mediate' future’’ on the 4 105 Por Buckland Rd, Site 000 ronte^ilea of track. Of that "Newslight” Interview Deqdte the bad weather, a experts of the continent will IHEARDIT’ —^ 6IOO “ $1 grab bag gift. strikebound Long Island Rail program, Ronan ajso expressed 9 KQ972 good sized crowd turned iq> at BARBARA VARRICK In the same area, Herman total, about 10 per cent could N o negotiations were play Dec. 14 to 17 in a bridge (3-8-22) NEWS rezooed I. Road. concern about the possible 0 74 Bailey Auditorium yesto^y Correspondent Maskel is seeking a zone change be described as “light density” scheduled with the coalition of toumamrait at the Flamingo (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH The east side was rezoned as Loyal Circle of Kings branches generating lees thw Ronan’s gloomy assessment effects of a prolonged strike. 12 unions that walked out Nov. 4 Q172 afternoon to hear the by John Gruber Tel. 644-8274 from RuraHResidential to A20 Hotel, Las Vegas. The only (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE follows: GIC from East Hart­ Dau^t«^ will hold a potlu^ 26 carloads a year and averag­ Sunday of the 11-day-old “ We could lose as much as 10 WEST EAST Manchester (Xvic Orchestra. Buckland Rd. wiU again be for approximately 70 acres off 30. Ronan blamed the unions for prizes in most tournaments are (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH ford town line to where the and a Cbristnnas party tonight ing less than nine. walkout by 5,000 non-operating per cent or more of our com­ toe lack of progress in the talks. 4 Q964 4 A873 They found it a worthwhile con­ the subject o f discusslcm this . Nortm Lane and Tumblebrook master points, but the 9854 9 10 63 (40) WILD WILD WEST rights-of-way of toe Penn Cen­ cert, too, for the group has week, not with the Town Coun­ Dr. Flamingo tourney will dis­ OQ 1062 O KJ95 tral Railroad and Rt. 5 come steadity progressed under Jack — 6>30 — cil uiiicfa was considering state Also on the agenda is the tribute some $25,000 in cash to 4 106 4 K3 together, with the remainder at Heller’s baton and n ^ plays In 1 received notice the other (3) CBS NEWS take-over of the road, but with application of Rocco Alexander the winners and other high SOUTH Met, and has definitely become the land, zoned I and Industrial a thoroughly accomplished day from the Lyric Opera of (8) ABC NEWS the Planning and Zraing Com­ for a zone change fo^ 14 acres scorers. The style of play will 4 K32 the norm under Bing. Sduyler Park, to remain the same. manner. Chicago that th^ are looking (22-30) NBC NEWS mission tomorrow. off Brookfield St. a ^ Griffin be resemble that of tte recent 9 A I Chapin, presently in power, (24) DESIGNING WOMEN All interested persons nnay The program opened with the for singers (or tteir chorus at The commission will hear a Rd. from Rural Residential to national tournament in 0 A 83 won’t rode the boat. an>ear and be heart at the PZC Rakocsy Blarch from “The an annual salary of $9,000. So if — 6i55 — request from William and A-20. Lancaster, Pa., from which , > A 9 8 5 4 Back when Gatti-Casazza was meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Damnation of Faust” by (4 0 ) NEWS Patricia Krawskl, residents of During a special meeting of today’s hand is taken. South WiMt North Eart you have aspirations along running Oilnga nnil they **1* Town Hall, (topics are on file in Berlios and It went very well in­ those lines, you can write to the the Buckland Rd. who are the PZC Dec. 7, the panel voted South dealer 1 NT Pass 2 S t Pass conductors like Mahler and — 7iOO — toe town clerk’s office for deed, if just a shade on the slow company at 20 North Wadeer seeking a zone dumge from AA- to ap prov^ th e following items Neither side vulnerable 2 0 Pass 2 NT Pass Toscanini, things were (3 ) MOVIE review. side. However it is far better to Dr., Chicago, Dl. 80606, an 30 to Goieral (tommercial.The heart at the Nov. 14 public Opening lead — Four of 3 NT All Pass lor different. Geraldine Farrar “Hie Barretts of Wlmpole Sewer Commission be a little slow and secure than audiUon. Kravrakls had previously sought hearing on rezoning of Rt. 5. Spades Opening lead — 4 4 once told Toscanini, “ I am the Street” (1957). Jennifer Jones, The sewer (tommission will to get in trouble with the really the change more than a year It rezoned the west side of Rt. West opened the four of It is not as easy as it may lode star! I shall sing it my way.” John Gielgud. hold its regular meeting in toe nasty trombone parts that show at first glance, and the job is ago to reconstruct a “ Stur- 5 as follows: General commer- spades to East’s ace, and East To wfaidi Toscanini rqiUed, (8) TRUTH OR Town -Hall at 7:30 p.m. up in the work, udiich were definitely for professionals bridge Village” type conunune, cW from the East Hartford returned the three of spades. play, but declarer did manage “ The only stars I know, are in CONSEQUENCES tomorrow. Under unfinished played with aplomb.''— ...... between the ages of 21 and 35. but were refused after the issue Town Line to the south side of Since it was clear that each to rake in three overtricks heaven. You can go and sing (18) DICK VAN DYKE business toe board will take up Then came Beethoven’s You have to be able to sight stirred up nuuiy residents of Maguire R d.; the north side of defender had started with four without risking the loss of his there or the other |dace if yon (22-30) NEWS the Avery/Sullivan sewer Eighth Symphony, a worii that read, menwrize quickly, Buckland Rd. who feared the Maguire Rd. to property south spades, Los Angeles expert contract. Those who manage to prefer, but here you will sing as (24) OPEN LINE extension, Birch Hill/Graham has always delisted me. In commercial zoning would of the Hartford Arena to re­ Billy Eisenberg, playing the take in the maximum without sing in French, German, Italian the conqMsar wanted!” (40) ABC NEWS Rd. proposed sewer extension, many respects it is a throwback further increase the traffic and main Industrial (I); from the South hand, could afford to put risking any loss will do well at and English. You will Today’s star would get such a and toe Savin Brothers project to the composer’s style for the — 7«30 — would allow other commercial Arena, north to the south side of up the' king of spades and go Las Vegas whether they’re understudy supporting roles, if conductor fired, and hlackllsted on Governors Highway. First and Second, but it isn’t (8) LET’S MAKE A DEAL enterprises, namely gas Newberry Rd. rezoned to after the clubs. At worst, he playing bridge or the other you get the job, and you may all over. This is one of the The commission is also in the sOTnething the composer wrote (1 8 ) MOVIE stations, to be mixed with General Commercial with would lose three spades and one games for vdiich the city is even get a tiny role if the cast is things that is so wrong with midst of preparing sewer early and then resurrected in “ Al Jennings, of Gdahom a” residential homes in the area. exception to properties fronting club. famous. large. i^iera in Anterica. In Europe, assesments. latm' life. The second m ove­ (1951). Dan Duryea, Gale They petitioned against the on Mascolo Rd. which will re­ There was no need, however, Daily Question l ^ a tiiqr role, 1 mean such a where the star system does not ment is a tribute to Maelzel, Storm. change. main I. to give up the club trick without Partner opens with 1-NT one as the messenger In Aida prevail in the opera house, (22) HOLLYWOOD The U & R Housing Corp. is The north side of Newberry South Windsor a struggle. Eisenberg could (16 to 18 points), and the whose metronmne is the bane who sings, “ The enemy things are diffw m nf and while SQUARES seeking resubdivision of ap­ Rd. to two property lines north afford to take the ace of hearts next player passes. You holds of so many music students’ advances,” and that’s it for the you may not get as opulent (30) MOUSE FACTORY proximately 40 acres off Fair- of Colony Rd. will remain A-40 and lead the jack of hearts to Spiades,oA-8-7-3t Hearts, 10. existence, so we know positive­ entire evoiing. At least it’s a voices, you get better optra: (40) TO BE ANNOUNCED view and Tumblebrook Dr. zoned and all existing zones dummy’s queen in order to 6 -3 1 Diamonds, K-J-9-5( ly that it could not have been start, and you can soak iq> a lot For example, they are Workshop (section HI of Timber Ridge) north will remain the same return the queen o f clubs for a Cluhs, K-3. written before 1812. of operatic atmos]diere, which routinely doing the — 8 t0 0 — under the newly approved with the exception of the dog­ finesse. Even if tlw fineue lost What do you say? Beethoven himself preferred is exactly what a young, “ Nibelungen Ring” this season (8-40) HIE ROOKIES To Be Held this symphony to his Seventh "Open Space Subdivision” leg of the Restricted Office and even if the hearts bixAe Answer: Bid two clubs, the aspiring singer needs. Maybe in Stuttgart. In case you don’t Two snipers terrorize anyone but time has reversed his es­ in uniform. zoning r e la t io n s . zone that has no frontage to be badly, declarer would still win Stayman (invention, asking you’re interested. The know it, this takes (our timate. Yet it remains a (22-30) LAUGH-IN By Council one spade, three hearts, one partner to bid a major suit of company, by theway, is run by evenings and comprises four Carol Burnett and Ken Berry star in “Once‘Upon a four or more cards. If partner delightful work and it received a woman, Carol Fox. Guest: Steve Lawrence. diamond aiid four clubs. operas. Six years ago Bing an­ Mattress,” a musical comedy based on “ The Princess and South Windsor The Town (touncil will hold a bids two qiades, you will jump a dell^itfnl performance at the The Chicago Lyric is not one Cameos: Steve Allen, Petw Break Perfectly nounced he would mount it at the Pea” fairy tale. The C ^T V special airs Tuesday, workshop session tonight at As luck would have it, the to four spades; if he bids hands o f Heller and his of the world’s great opera the Met for the first time in Marshall. 7:30 p.m. in toe Caucus room of group. Dec. 12, at 8:30 p.m. clubs and hearts broke anything else, you will jump to companies, and it is nothing forty years. To date he has (24) CONVERSATION WITH the Town Hall with toe Library perfectly. East covered the three notrump. Following the intermission like the old Chicago that was managed three of the four EARL WARREN School Smoking Board to set a time and date for queen of clubs with the king, Copyright 1972 Renato Bonacini, former con- headed by Mary Garden and operas separately and no com­ Special — Earl Warren, U.S. a referendum for a new library. driving out the ace. On tte next General Features Corp. certmastor of the Hartford financed by Sam Insull. There plete cy cle Is in sight. He Everyone ^Suffers Supreme Court Chief Justice At 8:30 p.m., toe council will Symphony, was heard in the club lead from the South hand. was a companyl Its French claims he can’t get singers. from 1953 to 1969, discusses Decision Due meet with toe Park and Recrea­ Brahms CSoncerto for Violin and wing was second to none, even Another big chunk money significant cases in his career. tion (tonunittee and review a West’s ten appeared, assuring ol The Orchard Hill School five club tricks. Orchestra. He did a good job of that of the Paris Opera. Its goes to the chorus. I told you In Tinsel Town Vernon Petersen for a study to report on recreation. it, particularly of the slow German wing was the best in cafeteria will be the location of consider workable alternatives Before cashing the clubs, of Threatened what they are willing to pay in By DICK KLEINER typewriter broke. He asked At 9:30 p.m. toe council will movement. It is, however, a this country, and its Italian — 9.00 — the Board of Education meeting to student suspensions. course, Eisenberg led dummy’s Chicago, so you can see how his friend, novelist Harold discuss a proposed ordinance concerto that the composer HOLLYWOOD — (N E A ) — (3 ) HERE’ S LUCY tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. A deci­ king of hearts to see what would Priest wing was good. this mounts up. Usually there Petersen said this weekend teat that would set up a conunittee For Steve Sbagan it’s been Robbins, for advice on what Guest: Ruth Buzzl as a sion to change the meeting happen. Both opponents sew ed too heavily against the ^ Its scenery was enormous. are anywhere from 65 to 100 in he is interested in having toe to keep a “watchful eye on Keeps Talking a painful experience but re­ kind to buy. Robbins said shrinking violet. place from Uie high school followed suit, and declarer got soloist and is hlgUy ii^fective I Ckutle towers were 70 feet high, the chorus. Then there are don’t buy any — and loaned whole problem of the dis­ campaign activities and elec­ in spots. warding in its own way. (8-40) PRO FOOTBALL library was made by S^ool rid of the two low diamonds and limited by the fact that the stage hands, and their union has him his. ciplinary question reviewed tions” in toe town. Shagan has come up the New York Jets meet the Superintendent Charles Warner the jack of spades on the good BALTIMORE (AP) - A This is a work that always longest railroad cars they could h strangle hold on all sorts of throu^ a txurd-appointed com­ Also on toe agenda is con­ hard way through the Holly­ So there have been some Raideris at Oakland. to help in alleviating a parking Roman Catholic priest sounds better on recording than get in those days were 72 feet. theatrii^ performances. mittee in order to see if a more sideration of a request by hea^. The rest of the clubs wood salt mines. He did pleasant moments among (18) 700 CLUB problem tiiat would have oc­ departed from his planned ser­ it does in live performance, for That's equal to a seven-story There are numerous other constructive way could be former Town Councilman gave South 12 tricks. menial things around town the painful ones. (22-30) MOVIE curred due to the scheduling of mon — but kept on talking — the solo part can be amplified building, in case you’re looking expenses. Scenery costs as found other than toe depletion Robert Sills for $1,000 to be It wasn’t a difficult hand to for a long ume. Gradually “ A Shot in the Dark” (1964). a basketball game in the high Friday night when he was and balanced against the for some standard of of points from academic grades used to help establish a much as a house. Some can be he fought his way up and Inspector Clouseau (Peter school gymnasium where a confronted by a knife-wielding thinkness of the orchestra comparison. It runs in my mind for misconduct. Peterson said “ Listening Post,” a town’s rented, and simie swapped with became a producer. He did Sellers) investigates a murder, large crowd is anticipated. man who thrMtened to kill him. texture. Mr. Bonacini did very that their cyclorama (or sky he feels grades are a way to tell counseling service to be used to other companies. Still, it’s big the Tarzan series and some in night clubs and nudist camps. The board is expected to The Rev. Emmett, Schuler, well with the opening and with backdrop) was 140 feet hij^. It item. And what about wardrobe of the better movies for TV. parents what students know and aid persons who seek assistance FORFMCNIBANO 29, said he was delivering his the start o f the last movement, About Town make a decision on the student should not be taken away in weighed tons, that I recall. mistresses, set-dressers, But be really wanted to (24) PLOT TO OVER­ in problems of drugs, marriage, sam un Friday night when the but Brahms sm an impossible request for a hoard policy points because of a student’s AU of which brings up the presaers, and so on. PTecall write and produce movies. THROW CHRISTMAS and all facets of mental health. WWSWMMlriiaiaMM nuin araioached the altar rail task for the sbloist.: Manchester Assembly, Order change that would allow stu­ behavior. coat of opera production. In the doing a column once when . He wrote a script. People Special — Recreqtion of 1 The final item is a petition and said, ‘T’ve come to kill you. The orchestra played well of Rainbow for Girls, will have dent smedting at the high school. The board is also expected to tlWiWnliif trSMr* beginning it was the excluriye Frank Pandoifl was having liked it. But getting them to Norman (Torwin’s 1938 ra d io ' presented to top T o ^ Council' and had a typical Brahms tone. an initiation meeting tonight at The current policy prohibits all approve a listing of board I’m going to kill you, plaything ot the nobility and smne labor trouble and figuring make it was somemlng else play about the devil’s plan to last week by Donald Marra, a 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. students from smoking in the Mi asst munis preacher.” However, if you know the royalty, and it has remained again. The project went kill Santa Claus. meeting locations. member o f Concerned Citizen that he had fourteen differmt school. The board has heart Then the priest began to Brahms symphonies yon know expensive ri|bt down to the through several hands and Refreshments will be served. The panel also reminds for Responsive and Responsible E unions involved in a production arguments for and against the quietly talk with his would-be that they would benefit if a present day. People kick about Shagan w as disappointed Tom-Watt and cookie returns residents that the Dec. 26 Government (CCRRG) calling of opera. issue during the past two assailant as a congregation of whole flock of notes were the prices of seats, but even as time after tim e. are due at this meeting. The ad­ — 9 .3 0 — meeting of toe board has been Ttot’s where the money goes. months. for a committee of citinns and E 3 about 40 persons looked cm. deleted; thd texture is too high as they are, ttey don’t pay Then Jack Lemmon read visory board will have a brief (3) DORIS DAY canceled because of the town officials to evaluate and Also on the agenda is a “ I really don’t remember turgid. Philip Hale once called production costa, let alone the his script and finally it all meeting at 6:45. Doris is given an antique car. holiday. consider uses for toe revenue- request from board member what I said but I talked to him Brahms “color deaf” and I for administrative overhead. came together. You’ll see the — 10.00 — sharing benefits to toe town. mostly to keep bis attention,” one agree with him, d«q>lte the movie, “Save the Tiger,” Manchester Lodge of Masons Connecticut Opera produc­ (3) BILL COSBY the priest said. wounded cries of those 3^ rate tions cost about ^,000 for a j T h ea tre | next spring. Shagan pro­ wiil have its annual meeting twAastswa* duced it and Lemmon stars Guest: Tim Conway. The man was later disarmed Brahms with the other two performance. This nneans that and election of officers Tuesday Time Schedule in it. (24) STATE OF CONN. by a member of the “Bs” , Badi and Beethoven. I even if every seat in the at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic as sai sasn ir mn congregation who walked up don’t think he belongs any more Bushnell were sold at $10 it “ The best things I’ve done,” Temple. The customary oyster — 1 0 .3 5 — Lenunon says, “have been MSI HM MV MW from behind and wrested the than another ” B” named would not be enough. Next year, stew will be served after the (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY taMHMiifMU painful.” knife from him. Bnicknw. because of remodeling, the State Theater — “ Gone With meeting. — 11.00 — Father Schuler said be did not However the 19th century Bushnell will have even fewer The Wind,” 7:30 Lenunon considers it the (3-18-22-30) NEWS SPECIAL best work he's done since know the man and could offer literature for violin is rather seats than it has at jaesent, so Burnside Theater — “ The Stanley Circle of South “Days of Wine and Roses.” — 1 1 .3 0 — no reason for the threat. scanty and we shall undoubted­ the financial picture will be Mechanic,” 8:00 United Methodist (jhurcb will BOYS PEA COAT But even after it was made (3 ) MOVIE Police charged Lawrence J. ly have the Brahnu Violin Jerry Lewis Cinema, South have its annual Christmas party even bleaker. the pain continued. The stu­ “ Johnny Tiger” (1966). Chad Snyder, 39, with assault by Concerto as long as there are Windsor — “ Dr. Zhivago,” 7:30 Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the Where does the money go? dio wanted to cut it. After Everett, Robert Taylor. threatening and carrying a concerts. If it is always as well home of Mrs. Adrian St.F1erre, Well, the stars get an awfully Meadows Drive-In — everybody else was satis­ (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON deadly weapon. played as it was yesterday it 199 W. Center St. Co-hostesses Valued at $22 16.99 big bite out of the budget; $8,000 “ Dracula A. D. ’72,” 7:30; fied. Sbagan fought for it Guest host: Dorn DeLuise. will be endurable, In any event. “ Crescendo,” 9:20 are Mrs. Earl Caron and Mrs. to $8,000 a performance is not but Lemmon had more mus­ — 12.00 — unusual. In the old days Caruso U. A . T h e a te r E a st — cle and he joined the fight. Edwin Meyers. Members are -NOWPUYINO- (8-40) NEWS Duplicate got $3,000 when a doUu- bought "Valachi Papers,” 7:00-9:25 He said he wouldn’t promote reminded -to bring grab bag Naval inspired coat about four times what it does it or do any TV talk shows gifts and donations for the — 1 2 .3 0 ,— classic with nautical but­ DR. ZHIVAQO Bridge today, and Chaliapin got $4,000 unless the version that he Manchester Public Health Nur­ (8) DEATH VALLEY DAYS Playlat at 7:M PM Results of the Manchester in an era when there was no and Shagan Uked was the sing Association. (40) FOOTBALL ‘72 * tons, warm quilt lining. Low artmlwtoi PrlotV final version. 8at.-8uii. Community Y duplicate bridge income tax. So actually they Yule Concert Wool and wool blends, 8- 1 - 1 PM game -played Dec. 4 are as stars’ salaries have not They won. Memorial Temple, Pythian y cb M 1 WondarfHl LomI ol Qi follows: North-South, first, advanced proportionately, even A concert of traditional In all the time — several Sisters, will have second 18. Boys', all D&L stores Sooi^ 9001 OdtMRjr f “Fiddler on the Boor Mrs. Ann Staub and Mrs. Carol though they seem Christmas music will be years — between his first nomination and election of of­ ficers at its meeting Tuesday at For Prompt^ Safe, except Vernon. I Cine 2 Del Angela; second, Mrs. dhq>n9 ortlonately high. presented by the Choral Gub of draft and the final filming, Frankie Brown and Sirs. Lil Hartford Friday at 8:15 p.m. at Shagan says be w rote a book, 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. Economical I _Pete Ji Tillie Sopranos and tenors com­ Holway; third and fourth, Mrs. mand the highest fees. Mezzos the Bushnell Auditorium in a novel based on the same There also will be a Christmas ^ Walter MaUuu - Carol BunieU screenplay to preserve his Transportation N . . ON RT. tS JCfWYUW^ Betty Ifyde and Mrs. Ann Hor­ and basses, not to mention Hartford. The group oi male party, and members are WUmH AVS. - IM49M - • sanity. “ Save the Tiger” is ton and Mrs. Ann M clju ghiin voices will have as featured reminded to bring grab bag baritones, come cheaper. Even now out as a novel. ITAXI SERVICE! and Mrs. Margaret Boyle. so, four or five principals nuke soloists Martha Rafferty, gifts. Refreshments will be He says he found the novel served by the Past Chiefs Gub. TRY IT! ^f.iVTrirj STATE Also, East-West, first, Mrs. a big hole in your finances. soprano, and Wilbur Reaves, AnEHtiONII Betty Launi and Mrs. Mary These figures include rehearsal tenor. harder to write. In a screen­ The group will not meet Dec. 26 play he just had to indicate MANCHESTER Warren; second and third. Mrs. time and consequently it is not The Choral Guh is under the but will celebrate its SOth an­ Monday Nifht Barbara Beckley and Mrs. Lin­ direction of Eugene W. Christy. the scene. In the book he had niversary Dec.°’29 at Garden CAB CO. uncommon for some emnpanies to describe it da Hennigan, and Mrs. Bette to dispense with rriiearsals. Tickets are available at the Grove. Four charter members When he was typing his 289-1555 FOOTBALL WIDOWS Martin and-Mrs. Saundra Craft. (Even the Met has done this on Bushnell box office. will be honored at that time. final draft of the book his Results of the South Windsor occasion.) Under such Lsdtt, U ysu think a “quartifhicfc’' Bridge Club duplicate bridge circumstances the results are IF cbinii for flfiy canb csaw Is game played Dec. 5 are as deplorable, but the public ths JEMY LERIS CINERii sa lay follows: first game of a tvro- doesn't care. It has heard Mme. Maaday ni|M thraaihsut tha fast­ session open ^ club cham­ Whatsie and that’s what it ball taasan and anjay a niaaia far pionship, North-South, first, came to hear. It didn’t come to M r. S tea k i salySSc P.D. Griffiths and Anthony hear the opera. Fratolini; second, James Baker The orchestra varies in size, 3 4 4 CeaUr St, MaMkoter pbbne 6441995 SPECIAL! and Ed Conway; third, Mrs. depending on the production. BOY CLARKGABLE ^ Stanely Craft and Mrs. Stephen You can get by with about 35 for OPEN 7 DAYS! IIKK) AWL to 9.-60 P.M. V M E N L E IG H ^ I. Martin. Mozart and Rossini, but for SNORKEL LESUE HOWARD Also, East-West, Mrs. Arthur Strauss and Wagner you need PANT SETS CERTAIN TO PLEASE YOUR OUVlAdeHAVILLAND Pyka and Robert Hu^iea; se­ over 100. The musicians draw COAT cond, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen union scale, of course. STEAK for LUNCH! IN M6TROCOLOR 4a 7^ YOUNGEST AM MflM R f IRA— Jackson; and third. Dale Deplorably enough the conduc­ ( Mondays thru Fridays ) Hamed and Howard Reckert. tor who has the entire SPECIAL! Second session of open pair dub reqmnsibllity, doesn’t get as ★ LUNCHEON S T E A K ...... 21.99 CHRISTMAS ANGEL • They're all as engaging as she is . . . as spirited championship will be held Dec. much as a star, and this is TEDDY BEAR COAT A?^T0N ,0H T ^ p 19. wrong. ★ BEEP KEBOB...... |aa -jt. A ir Force hood, and whimsical as her personality. And D&L has that special knack of knowing just Results of the Manchester This wara’t always the case. (srtth peppers and o tU m )...... nylon shell. Warm ' (Nif;ht For Laciit's Bridge Club dwUcate bridge It startqd to beon u standard auilt lining. 8-20. what she wants, at a price you can afford to pay. Left: Justin Charles cable stitched game played raday are as under Johnson's reign at the ★ VEAL PARBIESAN...... M l 6tS Also young men's cardigan shrink of machine washable, tumble dry polyester. Baby blue . . . $6. A-1 ! ■: L , t • I " I follows: first, Mrs. Arthur (may have spaghetti Instead o< poteitoM) 17.99 Pyka and Satya Pabuwal; se­ snorkel coat. S-M-L- Reg. $23 Acrylic knit flare leg slacks. Baby blue or maize . . . $9. Center: Palazzo pant set. M ! 9 9 1 " 3 :i-:*. S m■ mm cond, Ed Conway and Richard KofC diqilicate bridge game X L . Value at played Dec. 7 are as follows: ★ TBRIYAKI STEAK ...... U AVI IHI ill " MAN H( T is c ^ u s e r ; third, Bfrs. Mary $ 4 0 ...... 29.99 Short cropped jacket top with extra wide palazzo pants. Acetate nylon, floral print. -SMI Roy and Mrs. Gail Haar; North-South, first. Dr. Saul Cohen and Ernest Berube; se­ ★ MR. MAVERICK STEAK...... $14NI B ^ s & Men's, all fourth, Sydney McKenzie Soft and cuddly Malden .. $13. Right: Pleated Dacron® polyester/cotton voile pant dress in black and white andKen Hickman. cond, kfra. Ronald Wadsworth D&L stores except pile. Completely machine and Mrs. Jonn McLau^din; “THEVilLMM MPBIS” Results of the Andover Vernon. . check with coordinating white polyester flare slacks . . . $16. All items in size 7 to third, Mrs. Stanley CYaft and washable.Nud^ brown, Bridge Club du|dicate bridge navy, 7-14. Girls, all taOelertReiedR game played Friday are as Mrs. Donald Slnunona. 14. Girls, all D&L stores except Vernon. ■I7PJI.4M 8 foMows: first, Mrs. Paul Barton Also, East-West, first, Mrs. D&L stores except Ver­ and Mrs. MoUie Gworek; se­ Arthur Pyka and Mrs. Warren . I h a UanyMUa esU at, sad laaA wiU he ready nhhi yea srrivell non. cond, Paul Barton and Bob Holland; aecoad, Mrs. Stephen I PhiiwM4»lff5 I Campbell; third, Mrs. Francis I. Martin and lira. A.B. Staub; and third, Mrs. Joseph Buths Haines and Joyce Oiiskell. AllJ^ftLjtorg^pCT^’ril 9:30 every nig^t (including Sijiturdays) until Christmag ■ . . and Mrs. Richard Ferhune. Results of tte Manchester ^ ^ .a. A .s. .s. .a. ? ■ ■W

PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 11. 1972 Some Bells Are Made Area FitzGerald Replacement About Town MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 11, 1972 — PAGE FIVE Not to Sound or Warn P olite The Maiichester Area Clergy The Women’s Home Leagw Association will meet Tuesday (Df the Salvation Army will milet Coventry To Vote Fire Damages By JOHN A. JOHNSTON she said, that the Wickhams belayed Until January noon at Chapman House, 60 TTiesday at 1:30 p.m. at-the Rockville Hospital Notes (Herald Reporter) mi(^t have brou^t back from VERNON Haynes St. The meeting format Junior Hall of the Citadeii)Mi«. their travels. Cars driven by Mary J. A replacenmit for Democrat Cummings said the e x ^ tiv e win be acontinuation of the dis­ Brig. George Simons is In Much of Mrs. Ranney’s talk Morelli, 16, of 49 Donald Rd., William FitzGerald on the committee of the Democratic cussion of “New TYends in Our charge of a Christmas On Sewer Project School in Vernon Bells do not necessarily have Manchester Board of Directors Admitted Saturday: James Tolland Tpke. Manchester; R.F.D. 2 Rockville; Deborah dealt with stories relating to Vernon, and Michael P. town committee will interview Religious Institutions” begun program. Refreshments will he A fire, which apparently determined if the two incidento^ to'be struck from metal nor do Prokop, 22, of 15 Middle will not be made nor even con­ the several candidates for the Brietenfields, Enfield; Marion Irene Michaels, West St. Harris, Ferguson Rd. they have to register a sound the acquisition of several bells last month by Rabbi Leon Wbid. served by the Home League. started in a rubbish container are related. Johnson said the: Clifford, Olcott Dr. Butcher Rd., E31ington, vere In sidered until sometime in post sometime after the first of cafeteria had not been in uae on Rockville; Robert Usher, King Manchester; Gerald Arel, W. nor do they have .to be used to in her collection. A BySantine The clergy wifi haye lunch at Planning and Zoning Commis­ at the‘Vernon Elementery Manchester; James Daigle, St. Rockville. collision Saturday afternoon on January, said Democratic the year and then will make its' 11:30 a.m. at the bianchester HOLLY GANTNER town would not inoceed with School on Rt. 80, raused con­ Saturday and no one had a Main St. Rockville; Kimberly warn or summon, Mrs. Richard • bell, the heirloom of a family in sion and Residoits, for Respon­ Catherine Dr. Rockville;, Discharged Saturday; Leon Dobson Rd., Vernon. Town Chairman Ted Cummings recommendatioo to the entire Memorial Hospital dining Those with resorvations for Correapondent any work until a committmoit legitimate reason to go into it. Nadeau, High Manor Park, Ranney of East Hartford in­ Holland, was given to her hus­ sible Planning, have c«ne out siderable damage io window Evertt MacKeen, Kelly Rd. Dwire, Goose Lane, Tolland; No injuries were reported in today. committee. Manchester’s room. ' the Manchester Area YWCA St. Tel. 742-8795 had been received concerning The gymnasium, on another Rockville; Mrs. Ellen Hardy formed members of the band when he was stationed in pubUcly against it. drapes and six windows in the Vernon; Brenda May, E. Main Beatrice Minor, Cervens Rd. and dau^ter, Grahaber Rd. the 1:20 p.m. accident. Vernon He said the town committee Democratic directors, who are Nicholas Festival Luncheon The polls will opm at 6 a.m. ai^roval of federal and state school cafeteria early Sunday floor of the building, had been Manchester Historicai Society that country during WWn for meeting Wednesday night was tomorrow, when Coventry fu^s. PZC istued its position two St. Rodcville; Walter Russak, Rockville; Sean McAnneny, Tolland. luxuries that he obtained for the Police said damage was minor. also monbers of the executive Precqitor Gamma Oiapter, Tuesday at Caprilands H trt morning. in use during the diyr but by during her lecture and called for only one purpose— to committee, will not participate voters turn out to decide Under the proposal, the w e ^ ago, noting that it was family. On it is inscribed the Miss Mordli was given a Beta Sigma PM, will have a Farm in Covent^ will m e^ at While investigating the fire it mid-afternoon everyone had demonstration on “Bells Before discuss campaign funds and to in the interviews or recommen­ whether (h* not to authorize a sewered section of town would against sewers “at this time.” names of the four Gospel Written warning for failure to (3iristinas party Tuesday at 6 the Community Y, 80 N. Mbih was discovered that several left. 1900 in Manchester” yesterday grant one-half of highway. make a determination on dation, on the basis that they p.m. at the home of Mrs. Edgar St., at 11:45 a.m. to form car bonding program for sewers in include an area running fnun I ^ ’s poittion is that sewers at niing Junior High School. writers. window panes had been Johnson said the draperies helping to wipe out campaign eventually will elect the Ansaldi, 101 Princeton St. pools. the lake and village areas. the confluence of the Hop and wUl create more problems than smashed on the opposite side of will have to be replaced with To prove her points, she dis­ Mrs. Ranney also owns a deficits by Democratic can­ replacement. PUUng^ptaces will be open until WiUimantic Rivers to Lake St., they wUl solve, by opening up silver tap bell, around which Joseph A. Rowe, 20, of 1230 the building. Uie fire and the ones of non-flamable material played glass, porcelain, and Hartford ’Tpke., Vernon, was didates. 8 p.m. at the Town HaU (for and then around the lake exten­ the lake area to more buUding, pottery bells. Some, she said, she has hung spoons which, in For Christmas... vandalism are being in­ and part of the ceiling will also charged Saturday afternoon “We have plenty of time to those In the first district) and at ding to Cross St., South St., and creating overpopulation, the vestigated by Fire Marshal have to be replaced. were used for banks, and others turn, have tiny bells in their name a successor for Mr. Colonial Rd, Topic Coventry Grammar School (for Daley Rd. to Rt. 31. need fw more sdiools, and that contained jelly, candy, and per­ handles. The tap bell she ob­ with intoxication, Vernon William Johnson and the While little damage was done Police reported. He was FitzGerald,” said Cummings, Town Directors will meet at 7 Somathing Special those in the second district). The treatmoit plant would be redevelopment is a better solu­ to the kitchen area J^. Ray­ fume. tained from a man who had tion. special services squad of the released on a 825 non-surety “and it would be presumptuous tomorrow night in the for This is the question as it will located near the juncture of tbO' Vernon Police Department. mond Ramsdell, Siverlnten- Among early hells in the purchased it at an auction of on our part to name a sSccessor appear on the voting machines two rivers. RRP is a group of four gifts made to (}ueen Elizabeth bond for court appearance Jan. Municipal Building Hearing Someojna Special Police said it has not been dant of Schools, said that area, Ranney said, were 2‘at Rockville. for him while he still is a Room with residents of tte tomorrow: "ShaU the town of The breakdown of actual citizens and has been in those of the ragpicker, fish n. , “ children had to bring their own member of the board.” Colonial Rd. area. Coveirtry appropriate 812,338,- costs to Covoitry tafMyers is existence since the first sewer lunches until a ruling comes peddler, and meat man, Two figured bells that she COVENTRY FitzGerald. elected TTie discussion will center PASTEL PET PORTRAIT 000 for constnicUtm of sewage as foUows: treatment plant, proposal in 1971. The organisa­ Democratic Club from the health aufiiorities as If ah* Ilk** to **w, giv* h*r signaling their approach as they exhibited were of Jenny Lind Manchester judge of probate on treatment facilities, authorize 8159,000; Willimaptic River in­ tion has rq>eatedly strem d its and Madame Pompadour. A Daryl Ober, 21, of Twin Hills around the proposed abandon­ To Meet Tuesday to whether or not the food on toured the streets. It is quite Dr., Coventry, was charged Nov. 7, will be sworn in to Us ment of Paricer St. between tor IMormatlon calf Inmiphoto the Issue of sewer bonds and terceptor, 887,000; BfiU River opposition' to the sewer hand will have to be destroyed ■ gft that’* r**lly diftorani... likely, she added, that owners third, of G a ^ Jack, she tried Two items of business are on Saturday night with reckless new post on Jan. 2. He will Colonial Rd. and Mitchell Dr. tonqxnary notes in an amount interceptor, 8154,000; trunk proposal, and tUs morning because of smoke damage. No of sleighs in town purchased to get during a stay in Van­ resign from the Boaril of Direc­ SODS 8 SCISSORS DOOGIE SHOPK not to exceed 87^00,000, em­ issued a statement In wUch ^the agenda for the Democratic ■ gift cartHical* lor tho** tobulous fabric* driving on Rt. 44A. (}ourt date is Mayor John W. TTiompson has sewers, 8914,000; laterals, 82,- Club of Manchester, when it estimate as to the amount of their bells from the Barton couver, British Columbia, but tors near the same date. TTie 957,100; and interest, 8230,000. members said they have per- Jan. 8 at Manchester. UNITED N A T IO N S Se­ told the residents that the town •75-7624 power the sewer commission to meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the damage was immediately family in East Hampton, where was not successful until after board wiil have 45 days from Of this, the cost of the sonaUy contacted 1,000 voters, ■t Pilgrim Mills. Wa’ll practically curity C ouncil President would do nothing further aufiiorlze the coqtenditure of the Marine Club on Parker St. — available. they were first made in 1808. returning home. Jack was an the date of his resignation to aforesaid appropriation and laterals would be paid for by and that' response is adventurer who went west, pan­ John R. White, 25, of Mrs. Jeanne Martin Cisse without more discussions with designation of a nominating guaranis* aha’ll lovs you for ill The number of bells on the wears peace symbol ear­ name a successor. authorize the chief ad­ direct assessment to those ser­ overwhelmingly against the ned goid, moved from place to Edgewater Dr., (Coventry, was the residents. ctmunittee and discussion of shaft, belly strap, or neck, she charged Satur^y night with rings and a pensive expres­ ministrative officer to apply for viced by the sewers; the pnqxnal. F K L O t said, could range from four or place as the placer minhig sites 9 The statemoit says also that plans for a dinner-dance. improper passing on Rt. 44A. sion as she presides over a and accept state and Federal remainder would be borne by The nominating committee five up to 72. Their use'was ran dry, and finally wound up in session in New York. She grants-bHdd of such sewer con­ all residents under general the group hopes to have con­ Vancouver, where he built a , Court date is Jan. 8 at will report its recommen­ pragmatic rather than roman­ Manchester. is the first woman in the struction?” taxation. This formula was tacted a total of 2,000 voters by tic because sleighs and sleds hotel. The name was affixed to post. Mrs. Cisse, mother of the time the polls close dations at the January meeting opes nights ’01 The wording of the question is arrived at by the sewer assess­ and election of officers for 1973- 17.9‘. had to be driven in the middle of him because it was his custom six, is Guinea’s U.N. am? according to legal ment committee, and has been tomorrow at 8 p.m. Reasons ■ MilBltmi roads. to stand on a beer barrel in COLUMBIA bassador. cited for the position are 74 will take place at the Deborah E. Bassett, 23, of C h ris tm a s f l o r t # requirements and has created explained by the Town CouncU February meeting. does she sew# Among the selection that front of the hotel and go on at s Greenbm$9^ excessive cost, lack of un­ AUTOMATIC East Hartford, was charged c o rs a g e s 49* some confusion in the minds of as a sort of “insurance poUcy.” The club’s second annual Mrs. Raii^y brou^t from her length with advice to the car went off the road, down a townspeople who have been In its public education cam­ derstanding of the program, DELIVERY collection of more than 1,000 citizens about how to run their Saturday night with reckless and the contention that &ven- dinner-dance is scheduled for M driving and evading respon­ steep bank, and stoppied in a assured at various public paign, the council has said that March. bells, the smallest and oldest is city. try tax doUars are going toward C«u 24 NOKS KHK IBJfflY sibility in connection with an field. meetings that the cost of the a sewer system will benefit the The public is invited to one that was excavated from Mrs. Ranney concluded her solution of pollution problems 244MHMDSamci accident on Rt. 6 in Columbia, Cronin was charged with prtqMsal to local taxpayers will entire town by cleaning up the Tuesday’s meeting. Following a the ruins of Nero’s summer program by playing severat Airm nqt exceed 84,451,800. This ap­ lake and village area. If other at Mansfield Training School State Police reported. TTie acci­ operating a motor vehicle while ih s nOrosts of m dkiltrdS LAMEST lOTAIL aaovmis 1« short business session, a COOPEMTIVE (NL Ca FABRIC OEPARTMENT/^STORES palace at Anzio, Italy. It dates numbers on two sets of four-in- under the influence of liquor. parent discrepancy was areas of the town should have and the University of Connec- hand bells. Among them were dent occurred at about 9:30 Somritwtn mancAsstar Holiday Social will be held and 315 Rrsid Street from the first century A.D. and p.m.‘ He is to appear in Circuit Court Call explained by Town Coun- problems, they could eventually ticu through'the town’s joint MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off 1-86) was given to her. The largest is the carols, “The First Noel” participatiem in the program refreshmrats will be served. 643-1SS3 Her car, westbound on Rt. 6, 11 at WilUmantic Jan. 16. dAttamrm- cilwoman Rose Fowler over the tie into the existing system, Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. ~ an Oriental gong similar to one. and "Joy to the World.” weekend. since it has been engineered in with the town of Mansfield. sideswiped an eastbound vehi­ In the meantime, voter cle driven by Freeman L. Total cost of the program is such a way as to be able to 812,338,000, she said, and from carry sewage from more than response at tomorrow’s Churchill of WiUimantic, police referendum will be closely M m 'i and Young Men’. APPABEL' said. No injuries were reported. thia figure la subtracted various just the lake and village area. Tolland Receives state and federal funds, wUch The council has also said that watched by the Department of The Bassett vehicle was are being a{q>Ued for, as well as it intends to initiate and ac­ Environmental Protection, M l U stopped by State Police about wUch issued the first poUution four miles from the accident moai|M going into the program tivate a rehabiUtation program $44,693 Check from lthe town of hUnsfield, to improve the quality of life in abatement order to the town in scene. She is scheduled to 1971. A sewer referendum in BETTE QUATRALE ago, and was rebuilt about five appear in Circuit Court 11 at since the sewer program is the I ^ e area. A rehabiUtation study coiiunittee has already March of that year went down Corropondent years ago. WiUimantic Feb. 6. proposed as a joint effort betweoi the two towns. been formed and is working in to a 2-1 defeat, and DEP The Gif t Hem Wear All Year Tel. 878-2845 The hydraulic pump broke on this area. reissued the abatement order Tolland’s first revenue­ the payloader last week, and Cars driven by Anita H. The Issuance of bonds “not to * The council believes, earUer this year. sharing check was received would cost over 81,000 to repair. Rodrigue, 35, of Wall St., exceed 87,500,000” is on the ad­ Dems Seek Meeting vice of bonding council, who members say, that rehabiUta­ Officials at DEP have stated S a tu ^ y , according to First Hebron, and Hans L. C^pelt, 37, during the current sewer educa­ Selectman Erwin Stoetzner, Members of the Democratic of Brooklyn, Conn., were in state that this would be the tion in conjunction with sewers Town Committee met informal­ maxlnium amount of money is required to alleviate the tion program^ that, should made out for |44,693. collision at Rt. 6 and Flanders tomorrow’s referendum be The check is almost |200 ly Friday night, agreeing to ap­ Rd., Columbia, ^turday night. outlaid at one time, Mrs. structural and environmental point a small group to meet Fowler explained. However, deficiencies existent in the lake defeated, action to be taken by larger than anticipated due to State Police said there were area. the department was still uncer­ revised federal formulas which with Atty. Harold Garrity, to this apparent 83,000,000 no injuries in the 7:50 p.m. acci­ The council has been at work tain, although taking the town have favored Tolland, but draw -up an agenda for a dent. Mrs. Rodrigue was difference between bonding and meeting to be tentatively expoise to taxpayers would be for several months on a pubUc to court to force compliance is whh± have not been as kind to warned for making an unsafe a possibility. sevltral neighboring towns. scheduled for the second ^ d a y left (nm. accounted for in anticipated education campaign concerning the program, and has made All registered voters in the A'second check for the same in January. UNEEDA delays in receipt of federal and Garrity, in his role as REG.I state funds. In other words, the many presentations befo'ro town arc eligible to vote amount is expected Jan. 1, after A car operated by John G. M l tomorrow, and in addition those w hi^ checks will be re e v e d parliamentarian of the 7.77 town must be able to pay for the various organizations, as weU Lebedin Jr., 28, of Rt. 87, as two general pubUc presen­ property owners who own at quaj^rly in payments of |22,- Democratic, Town Committee, Ck>lumbia, sMAed iflto an w - 1>Qno*'D9ll woric on the sewers even if the federal and state money has not tations. least 81,000 worth of property, ruled last week that Friday’s hanluneiit on Rt. 66, Columbia, whether or not they live in town meeting was iUegal, as had ... WITH HAIR THAT GROWS! yet been received. The only organization Uo The 844,693 is almost equal to Saturday morning. State Police FAMOUS NAME come in favor of the proposal, or are reg ister^ voters in been claimed by town chairman' reported. Mrs. Fowler added that the one mill on the grand list which plus: 8 additional outfits besides the Town Council, has town, may vote also. Voters in is approximately 848,000. Chgrles Thifault. The vehicle struck several this category should report to (iaiTity added an offer to and vinyl wardrobe case! been the Coventry Develop­ Stoetzner plans to apply part large rocks off the road, police She’s 5W tall with "life-like" hair that can be styled ment Corporation. the Town Hiall during normal of the first check toward meet with representatives from 3-spe(Ml said. No injuries were reported dozens of ways. Pull for long hair. . . release and Two other organizations, the voting hours. purchase of a payloader for the “either side of the party dispute in the 2:30 a.m. accident. hair retracts to short length automatically. highway department, to replace to prepare a proper call and MAHRC Plans the present one which broke agenda.” HEBRON 2 6 - i^ B llc B Holiday Event down during the last ice storm. Petitions containing 14 Edward J, Cronin, 59, of 97 3-speed bike with Trigger Controi. It features Caliper Repair of the existing signatures of town committee Lotox St., Manchester, was brakes (front and rear u. P..Lever). Durable, sturdy frame Hie Manchester Association payloader would be costly, the members were filed last week, treated at Manchester construction. With chrome fenders and comfortable, For for the Help of Retarded WESTOWM first selectman said, accot^ihg ‘Calling for the resignation of Memorial Hospital- Sunday adjustable seat. Everything! CUldren will meet Thursday at • PHARMACY " ^ to estimates he received last Thifault to be placed on the morning for injuries he suf­ 8 p.m. in the recreation hall of week. The present payloader agenda, of a meeting slated fered in a 3:30 a.m. accident on the Coronado Apia., 18 Prospect ■ ______was bought used over ten years Friday. Thifault had canceled Rt. 85 in Hebron. St. Clients of the Sheltered the meeting. State Police said the Cronin MEGO Workshop and members of the pre-vocatlonal class will be guests. nr Tolland Kenneth Woods will be the pianist and lead a carol sing. Assessment Hearings Refreshments will be served. /// // He's 8" tall, dressed Mrs. Barbara Damauskas’ Ybu in blue action suit pre-vocational class will also To Be Held Tomorrow with white belt and have a sale of many items, in­ boots. Complete with A.J. Badge and Dogtag. cluding stained glass mobiles, Sase candlesticks, place mats, BETTE QUATRALE The assessors contend they that time tht total land values decoupages, and Christmas or­ REG. 1.89 poroetain Correspondent are willing to discuss the for­ for raw acreage in the town had 1 4 0 0 1 naments and corsages. The ar­ TeL 875-2845 mula privately with those in­ increased by 300 per cent; ticles were made under the Classic All Weather Coat A public hearing on the con­ volved. They have reduced the house and building lots by 400 supervision of Mrs. troversial assessments levied ' assessments lower than last per cent and dwelling units by Damauskas, Mrs. Dale Kimball candle lites against large landowners and year’s, which wiil result in in­ 27.5 per cent. and Miss Aim Ctontos. Featuring a single-breasted fly front, split raglan shoulder and those registered under Public creased costs of homeowners, ' Carol Sing Postponed slash pockets, as only London Fog* can do . . . Wash & Wear Act 490, will be held tomorrow according to the assessors. TTie annual Christmas Carol MAHRC Christmas cards and outer shell with 100*/o Acrilan* Acrylic zip out lining. Natural or night at 8 at the Hicks Sing was postponed yesterday 1973 calendars may still be Olive. Sizes 36-46, short, reg., long. Memorial School. The assessors claim to have due to the weather, and was lowered the land values by COLECO COLECO purchased by calling Miss Ruth The hearing was requested by rescheduled for this coming McElraevy, 643-6020, or Miss Stanley Gozdz, spokesman for 8720,000 on the October 1972 Sunday at 3:30 at St. Matthew’s grand list, which will represent Church. Ada W ehmann, 649-9393. the group of landowners and Proceeds will benefit local FROM senior citizens, and officially slightly under one mill increase The' event will be held Boston Bruins in taxes to each homeowner. Pool fable programs and projects. called by First Selectman regardless of weather con­ Deluxe wood frame 22"x45" Erwiit Stoetzner, in the hope According to the assessors’ ditions, and will be moved in­ Hockey pool table with adjustable leg “of resolving the situation for figures, 103 taxpayers have side the church in the event of Big, new scoretower with delayed levelers. Complete with 1" balls, taken advantage of the benefits action puck-dropper, extra player two 27" cue sticks and triangular once and for all.” bad weather. for last-minute action. rack. Invited to the hearing are the offered under Public Act 490, All Stale Band Board of Assessors; Board of having their land certified for The first four Tolland High Tax Review; Tax Collector either forest or farm land. School students have been REG. Gozdz is urging residents to REG. Two Skulls Earl B««be; Board of Finance; chosen for All State Band and 18.88 17.93 Town Cj^unsel Robert King and attend tomorrow night’s Chorus. the state Tax Q>nunissioner. hearing in order to “clarify and Named to the band are Bill U nearthed correct some of the inequities.” The prime issue in the dispute Laramie, a senior who plays the SCHAFER, BERLIN (AP) - Workers over assessments is the refusal The dispute between Gozdz’ timpani; Philip Stoetzner, a constituency and the assessors have dug up two skulls and of the Board of Assessors to junior who plays the baritone MILTON BRADLEY other human bones in the West publidy divulge its formula for has been continuing tor over a horn; and Ernie Smith, a senior U-FLY-IT year, ever since the results of Berlin area where Hitler’s assessing the land, according to who plays the trombone. Roger Private Pilot Set deputy, Martin Bormann, was Gozdz. the town revaluation were an­ 3taves, has been named to the nounced in November 1971. At A game for'all ages. Pilot the last seen in 1945. All State Chorus. gravity-gliding plane down the Police said the reamins were glide-line approach for a safe Sw ivdG aine touchdown and landing. those of two persons. They said Partners buckle up to cord the bones were unearthed last U.S. Honey Output and swivel hips to knock week and that preliminary over opponents' pins. I inflection indicated they had 13 Per Cent Higher C’an you help your Teamwork wins this body- REG. action party game. been buried for 20 or 30 years. Honey Output Up 13 Pet. 4.69 REG. There was no immediate OR USE YOUR family through prayer'. 4.99 indicatkm the remains were “Borrowed from the Imperial Palace! MARTIN LTD. San Francisco — U.S. 1^72 those of Bormann, nor was Filled with wax— refill with warmer can­ CHARGE commercial honey production is there sny indication of idoitity estimated at 106 million pounds, dle or saki! 12 hand decorated designs. up 13 per cent from 1971 be­ at all. 1%"high. cause of higher yield per colony Come to this Christian Science Lecture District Prosecutor Wilhelm of bees — an a v e ra g e of 68 w BTO ^yniBeT a p u t n a ii e m iH ie p l a z a Metiner said in Frankfurt his A 8 9 each Open Monday thru Saturday till 9 pounds each, compared with 60 “Is ^ b o d y At Home?” by Nancy E. Houston ^ office has sent a Bormann in 1971. Manehaetier, Conn. " ■> Hartford, Conn. ^ursday, December 14 — 8:00 P.M. dental x-ray to Berlin for com­ parison with the dentures of the California is expected to be Gideon Welles Jr. High Auditorium OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY MANCHESTER PARKADE WEBSTER SQUARE FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL the^leading producing state with 9AM UNTIL MIDNIGHT aknlls. MANCHESTER 14.7 million pounds, down 4 per Glastonbury A recent series in the London WESTOWKI BERLIN SIMSBURY-AVON cent from 1971. Daily Express claimed Barmaim was still alive and * ■ PHARMACY ■ ^ Uvlag in South America. ■\ r HAR^fORO ROAD ■■ m Atrlln PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 11, 1973 nA n CHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Pec. » . 1972— PACE SEVEN Fischetti Other Editors Say f. :'i-- Tougher Drunk

X Founded OcU 1,1881 *HTt C M r^ IMI; N m Driving Laws ■ X , Enforcement of draft driving Published ^ Manchester Publishing newspapo* by carrier daiiy before 6 p.m. laws are coining in for a great Co., 16 Braiiurd Place, Manchester, should teleimone the circulation depart­ deal more attention htnn the Conn. 06040, telephone 64tr2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9946. state police, and State Police Conunissloner Cleveland Bi Published every evening exicept Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulation > Fuessenich has recen tly and holidays. Elntered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press suggested three law changes Conn., P o^ Office as Second Class Mail which will make this work Matter. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes easier. Two of them nufte con­ siderable sense. Burl L. Lyons Publisher n o financial responsibility fo r The Ckmunissioner says flie typograjMcal errors appearing in advor- Subscription Rates f state police have had a great tisements and other reading matter in The V deal of trouble with the implied . ,• '.! -I I \ believes we can exert a positive forthright in his views, and understan­ Andreu' Tiilly limits of alccftol content are set A rt H oppe Fare carefully, this is a reasonable H- influoice upon future negotiations ding of legislative concern with request. Special! leading to relief from the arms mounting arms costs. He is not afraid In making his third suggestion, the Commissioner burden. to face unpleasant facts nor to state has urged that in drunk driving Above all, unilateral manpower them. A High Tribute CanH Resist Christmas cases “ The owner should be Ifx. cuts must be avoided, Laird said Long ago, Laird pointed out the presumed to be the operator WASHINGTON - On nuclear weapons. And the ban­ unless he can prove otherwise.” before leaving for a round of North necessity to make military life more To Whatshisname Christmas Day, says an old En­ dit down the street was Here the Commissioner was Atlantic Treaty Organization talks in attractive in term s of higher pay if the cyclopedia Americana, instructed to “ pick out a good responding to the difficulties “ business is commonly big tree and send it over.” encountered under present laws preparation for another conference nation is to depend upon an all­ RegaVs brings Amidst all the Cabinet re­ thing perfectly clear; I am the suspended” in the United I expect the fact is in proving who was actually with Soviet Russia on balanced troop volunteer army. shuffling, Mr. Nixon announced President!” States, England and many other Americans just can’t resist operating the car under the he would retain his present “ By George, it is you, sir! reductions in Europe. The Russian Congress agreed with his view and countries, “ although in Christmas. Perhaps the reason influence cases. This comes up you the bargains Secretary of State because his Oh, wait till I tell Joe Alsop you Scotland this is only partially is that it is a kind of symbolic when a drunk driver,'involved talks are scheduled to begin Jan. 31. pay scales have risen. “ outstanding abilities” would called. At last. It’s an the case.” Fourth of July for all niankind, in a one car accident, flees the Predicting a defense budget for the There is still a question if young enable him to “ continue to play unexpected honor, sir.” The Americana adds that the whatever a body’s religious scene rather than be questioned a central role” in the “ Thank you, Bob. You don’t custom of giving presents is by police while under the before Christmas.., next fiscal year in the $80 billion men and women in our affluent beliefs. Main Street seems to Government. , mind if I call you Bob?” “ derived from ancient like everything about the influence. This does occasional­ dollar range, Laird said most of the $4 society appreciate the career oppor­ This high tribute warmed the “ Call me anything you like, usage...and .contributes greatly day-the confusion, the kids ly provide enforcement uriii hearts of the Secretary’s billion increase over this year would tunities in military service. The peace sir — ha, ha — as long as you to make this festival an yelling their heads off, the mass problems, but we believe the so you can afford millions of fans across the land. caU.” Interesting event to families.” dropping-in of guests not seen remedy o u tw s the frequency be soaked up by higher manpower ill movement, chiefly directed against Actually, the momentous news “ Well, Bob, I want you to It also notes that the sending of all year. Even the heaps of of the offense, and could lead to costs, with inflation and research and the war in Vietnam, made pacifistic of the re-appointment was know I hear nothing but good Christmas cards by way of unpaid bills may be symbolic; the more extreme forms ^ a to give the nice delivered personally to the things about you. Nothing. friendly greeting and remem­ miscarriage of judgement. ^Or development taking the balance/^^fy attitudes popular with many. the man with the bluest pile Secretary byjttte President Henry was saying just the other brance has grown up since 1860, can always boast of his happy _ In addition to the Various iW u ■‘■'Mir (IM i.ljll rJlMV?''' ! ■ S f i i.fi VI fbutt* It is essential to go forward and But Laird’s logic and com m on sense himself. Over the telephone. day...” and that the Christmas tree has faculty for enjoying the holiday. drunk driving law changes. things Fortunately, a transcript of avoid any, appearance of weakness will be remembered long after the “ It’s a pleasure to put him up been traced back to the Indeedi g|et< r i^ t down to Governor Meskill is p r e n ^ the historic conversation has in our Embassy in Paris, sir. Romans, who seem to have cases, akl^the most hardened Hit a mandatory jail sentence that might jeopardize negotiation^' touted “ peade dividend” and the -^been preserved for posterity. And with all due modesty, I been in oh everything. » cynic will admit Uut eggnog, for drunk driving. Althou^ we 4 1 . with the Russians, Laird said. peace demonstrators are forgotten. “ Hello, switchboard think we at State have done a These cheering morsels of while not worth jdrinking, is have supported this bill in the operator? Ibis is the President. pretty good job keeping out of information make one feel that good atmosphere stuff. Set it past, we would now be inclined Please get me my Secretary of his way these four years by not all the fuss may be worthwhile. over there next to the plum to make drunk driving involving State.” getting mixed up in foreign Although it may be deplored pudding, Mabel. an accident of any description “ Yes, sir. Right away, sir. Do affairs * * that the prudent Scots do not go Merry Christmas? Why, of carry a mandatory jail Double Knit you have the number?” “ Exactly, Bob. And it’s all-out in celebration, it is course Merry Christmas? sentence. “ The number? Don’t you because of your outstanding nevertheless comforting to Merry Christnoas to the British It would occur to us that Trivial Legislation have the number?” abilities in this rpspect that I learn that the canny breed and the Afgans and the Turks making drunk driving arrests I know we had it, sir. It was want you to play a central role takes time to join us in at least and th e Dutch and the easier, and combining that - l e r- pinned to the bulletin board. I in my new Administration.” partial observance of the great Congolese. Merry Christmas to facilitation with the kind of remember seeing it myself only “ As Henry’s assistant? But day. special squads now being One of the cliches of modern there is a law proposed to make pet the Froich, the Brazilians, the a year or so ago. One moment, he’s already got one.” For, when all is said and mounted by the state police to Sport Tibetans, the Chinese (both American life seems to be the phrase, owners clean up after their pets daily. please...Perhaps it would be “ No, Bob, as my Secretary of done, there’s no profit in brands), the Vietnamese (north concentrate on such drivers, easier if I look it up in the direc­ State.” “ There ought to be a law...” We understand this is a real problem yammering and snarling about and south), the Malaysians. should be allowed a test. This is tory. Do you have his name, “ Oh. Well, thank you, sir. It’s high prices, commercialism Merry Christmas to the especially true if those who And the almost immediate reaction, sir?” , but one would think that general laws a high honor. I don’t suppose generally, and the barbaric Russians and the Berbers. have an accident while drunk almost a knee-jerk one, is for the covering littering would cover this “ His name? You mean you there’s anything you’ll be practice of mixing good Merry Christmas to all people, draw a mandatory jail term. don’t know his name? His name wanting me to do these next whiskey with eggs and milk. everjrwhere. Merry Christmas, One of the problems, as we Coats ., politician high or low to propose one situation. is...Just a minute. Henry? four years?” Christmas apparently still is a especially, to the hard-working have seen in this state, is for every need or occasion. Next month the General Assembly What’s the name of...” “ Do? Certainly. I expect you good thing, and most of us are Scots. getting people to support Values to $65,00 “ Oh, never mind, sir. I found to continue working there at The result is a spate of laws and Congress will be reconvening. glad to see it returning again. driving laws, getting juries to the number. It was pinned your desk on the same great Somehow, the growls of “ bah!” convict,\and getting police to proposed, introduced, and too often Each group will be faced with an under your Commission to tasks you’ve been working on and “ humbug! ” seem muted as make arrests that are difficult SOLIDS • CHECKS • FANCIES • PLAIDS Investigate the Feasibility of these past four years.” enacted in areas of concern, its true, avalanche of proposed legislation, the day approaches. CURRENT QUOTES to prove and are time Dredging an Erie Canal...Let’s “ All right, sir. But I may A month or so ago, of course, REGULARS • SHORTS • LONGS but areas in which some plain old much of which really is trivial and not coifsttming. In addition, see if I can still read it. Yes! have to resign by spring. I’ve many of us made the usual prosecutors often “ knock “ We are saying that he did common sense would eliminate the really necessary. One moment please, sir. There almost got the ship in the stern resolution not to be lured down” cases which they view you are. Go idiead, please.” not know what he was doing need for a law. bottle.” into the old hog-wild spending as either marginai or bard to We have always believed good was murder. Rather we are “ Mr. Secretary, this is the spree this year. Diamond prove. The drunk who has'an It seems today that every time enforcement of laws is essential and saying he thought he was doing President speaking and...” bracelets were stricken from accident would not get the kind “ Look I don’t know who this his job.” — Army defense someone gets burned in his dealings before this can be achieved there our shopping list, as were Pink of sympathy that makes tough is, but I’m getting pretty sick lawyer Capt. J. Houston Gordon Rolls Royces and $200 atomic laws malfunction, and acteally with others his immediate complaint must be good, well-written and well- and tired of that old joke. What Today’s Thought at the review of Lt. William L. bomb sets, little-boy grade. The erode the whole system of is “ there ought to be a law.” is it this time? Another Calley J r .’s conviction in the studied laws. One of the biggest “ Being a man is the bandits with their $20 justice. (The Middletown invitation to a White House My Lai massacre. Now we will concede there are wastes in government today is the continuing battle of one’s life, Christmas trees were going to Press.) dinner on April 1? Orders to be be out of luck. , times when laws do become and one loses a bit of manhood time and talent expended on at Andrews Air Force Base at 3 with every stale compromise to But, ho-ho, as it were. • s necessary and when those clear and attempted enforcement of trivial laws a.m. for trip to Outer the authority of any power in Statistic show that numerous “ I have reason to believe that Mongolia?” diamond bracelets have been the turn of the Middle East is Today in History definite situations arise, legislative and ill-prepared laws enacted under which one does not believe.” “ Mr. Secretary...” Norman Mailer bought—at inflated price-and coming forth, and the major m Today is Monday, Dec. 11, the action should be taken. the pressure of having to consider too “ I’m telling you it isn’t funny. that more than a few pink Rolls powers will exert efforts to ' m 346th day of 1972. There are 20 m If you sat here day after day, Submitted by Royces have been stashed in achieve a lasting and just peace But isn’t it true, as we read from many in too short a time. days left in the year. month after month, waiting for Winthrop Nelson neighbors’ garages. Papas sjid ip this area.” — King Hussein of day to day some of the proposed laws, As a fellow once said, “ There ought the phone to ring...” Co-Pastor mamas shortly will be forced to Jordan in an interview in the Today’s highlight in history: On this date in 1941, four days that it is getting a little bit out of to be a law requiring the repeal of two “ Mr. Secretary, pull yoivself Center Congregational take to the trenches against the Beirut magazine A1 Osbou al 0 together! Let me make one Church , assults of tads armed with Arabi. after Jajpan’s attack on Pearl m hand? bad ones on the books before a new Harbor, Germany and Italy FAMOUS For example, in New York City, one could be introduced.” declared war against the United States. A few hours later. Congress resolved that a MAKER state of war existed between the United States and Germany and Italy. Herald On this date; Open Forum C e £, DAO. WHV WONT VOU Give In 1718, King Charles the 12th Yesterdays M€ A DOLLARf — ^DIDN'T \t)U of Sweden was killed during an Mss SWEATERS 'A expedition against Norway. 1 O’ " A J u s t sav w ere in f a v o r In 1816, Ii^ana became the A Good Suggestion and if this seems distasteful to 25 Years Ago them, they must try to OP Re v e n u e s n a r i n g f 10th state. CRU-NECK AND U-NECK Dear sir: remember ttot we live in a In 1936, Britain’s King E3ection day has come and democracy. If we did not, the Edward VRl abdicated, ami gone and, althou{di it brought statements that many made Much needed equipment for King George VI succeeded to many joys and heartaches, the during the campaign would Manchester Mennorial Hospital the throne. American people have chosen have cost them quite a bit. is purchased with $13,000 from In 1937, Benito Mussolini 6 4 99 again a leader for the next four paper salvage fund. announced that Italy would The Christinas Store With More Gifts for Him! years. Over the Christmas holidays, Irving M. Wickham is elected withdraw from thp League of It bothers me, and many why not try to be thankful for worshipful master of <• Nations. others I’m sure, that a small what good things we have Manchester Lodge of Masons. / In 1944, in World War R, \ minority of the people continue instead of complaining alraut German troops, under Open Every to harp 00 a subject which has the faults of our country. No < American attack, retmted become boring and senseless. nation can be perfect, just as no / across the Roer Rivm. REGAL MEITG GnOP lU s subject is, of course, the ofae person can be perfect. But I 10 Years Ago \ In 1946, John D. Rockefeller THB COMBLETB MEN'S STORE" / canqMdgn issues, such as the Jr. offered to donate a six-Wxft believe that through the efforts \ -A Nite Until war. of our forefathers, we are a Mayor Francis Mahoney piece of Maiftattan real estate MANCHESTER VERNON . We see evidence of this each great natira. fo r the United Nations says, with regard to V V v V 901 -907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA weak in your edltoial page. It Count your blessings. Manchester Country Qub lease, | '✓ N / headquarters. seanos that those people do not C i ^ Dodson One year ago: Indian troops 9 P.M.! the Democrats are committed realise that the majority has 69 Horton Rd. to rejection of any proposal for attacking in East Pakistan again proven to have control; Manchester a long term lease. claimed they had captured 3,609 Pakistani troops.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., 11,1972 — PAniC RlJevasi

Coventry High; 62.5% Of W hisky FUELOIL Made In Kentucky 1 7 .9 j. . To Discuss No Fault m o s u m . Frankfort, Ky.—Over 99 per I Day Notice Per OeUvery cent of U. S. whisky in 1971 was M-Hevr Burner Service % Honor Roll produced in these six states: Four of Manchester’s legislature’s insurance MANCHESTER independent Insurance agents Kentucky, 62.6 per cent; Indi­ committee which helped draft ana, 13.8; Maryland, 9.5; Illi­ OIL HEAT, INC. will appear on WINF-Radio the bill; Jon NoitIs, a Town of nois, 9.1; Tennessee, 4.8; and 649-4908 Glenn Miller W edne^y at 8 p.m., to explain Mandiester director; Jeffrey To achieve placement on the Virginia, OJ.______Elizabeth Mohan and discuss Connecticut’s new Clarice and Robot Lathrop. First Honor Roll a student must Christopher Reedy no4auIt insurance law, which In addition to explaining the have an "A” in all major Curtis Reynolds takes effect Jan. 1 new law, they will answer subjects or a “B” or better In Susan Schefisch The four are Donald questions called in during the one major subject and an “A” Genovesl, a state represen­ Plaza Dept. Store WiUiam Scott program. in all ot^;^subjects. tative and a member of the 705 East RUddla Tumpikt, Manchester Robert Welles (toou bon St. BwUiolamtw Church) aT o b^ . placed on the Second GRADE 10 Honor Roll a student must have First Honor Roll a “B” (H- better in all major Open Bvary MIgM Until ChrMnms Patricia White A m ature mountain lion subjects. - . Second Honor Roll The commonest of African l i e following Coventry High weighs anywhere from 100 to J Young Sot Coordinatos Eileen Barton / monkeys is the grass monkey, School students qualified for ITS pounds and averages atout a graceful animal about the by "Butter Brown" o l v n >this scholastic honor: Scott Bates -L eight feet in length. size of a house cat. Beat Wearing • Faahlon Right GRADE 12 Joanne Bray ^ First Honor Roll ‘ Isabel Broderson ;!j John Kersen ^ Bruce Caisse , J Eileen Sypek Brian Carlson Second Honor Roll Sharon Coolbaugh 'James Barton ^ e rry Coolbaugh Marilyn Bay Leslie Cunningham > Patricia Bray Sheri Dibble Susan Buscaglia Laurie Dolleris •i Joyce Campbell Marion Dontje • Ralph Cohn Lisa Dziekan June Diamond Sharon Fales Holly England David Fitch Sharon Gale Maureen Kelly ’ Debra Haberem Peter Kristoff Kathy Hatch Joan Lathrop , CHRISTMAS DEMANDS RITZ 4nS’* Old Fashion Nancy Johnson Doryann Major f Janice Kobylanski Jane Manley ... DISTINCTIVE GIFTS ^rVivian Lestage Diana Morgan Ellen Mendenhall Joyce Phiibrick Pul on the RIIm with delightful Michael Menditto Gordon Phiiiips ' gift seU and single pieces of in Manchester, It’s MARLOW’S inc. Laurel Pierce Robert Potterton Rits perfume. Shown here . . . an Friendly itiargaret Pratt Deborah Platt intense floral perfume spray and Karen Richardson Debra Shea dusfing p p ^ cent Thursday tournament discount. ^ ‘ j. botoeowners are Interested in factors in the formula deter­ the association. winners were: Lillian mining the amounts are tax Discover-America fares ’ are The neighborhood contains Glessman 631; Jose|di Kincman drafting effort, population, and per available for flying roiipdtrlp, 180 'dwellings housing 700 619; Edward Quinn 617 and Magnifying Readers capita income. economy class on a joufrwy that residents. The dwellings in­ Stable Bogdan 616. SETS Treasury Undersecretary lasts between seven ^ d 30 clude 45 single homes and 45 niere vrill be no pinochle TEMPLATES James E. Sndith, in charge of days. The airlines ofte^ llmit double family homes and 96 played Tuesday of this week. A PockeU..Coin or-Stamp the program, says the Treasury Discover-America |fcket mnlti-family dwellings. Christmas party will be held llluminated...ln»pector will listen to complaints. But, holders to flying at certain I^iecific street boundaries for Thursday with the Manchester he said, adjustments probably times or days and generally for tM pn^osed association would pinochle group. The pn^ram Directory,.,J'ahle Models won't be made on a piecemeal trips of at least 1,S00 miles. b e‘Davis Ave. on the north; will be held at the Army k From 1,50 to 15.95 basis. An appeals procedure is ’The board set down g new RHingtim Ave. on the east; Navy Club, Manchester. Play LINOLEUM policy to govern all promotional being set up. Proqject St. on the south and will start at 2 p.m. and a buffet ’ .and BLOCKS / “The Big Look . . The revis^ data on tax effort fares, providing that-in .the Orchard St. on the west. supper and entertainment wiU From the “store with more*' resulted in some big changes. future-airlines: ‘ If formally organized the foltow. . SPEEDBALL For ex^ple: —May oHer discount .u m if groiq> will have as Its goals: To Grange Meeting « ti ii* . . ’ il' ui* they are not ui'fqstly CUTTERS“ Jacksbnville, Fla., is getting tefkesait the nei^borhood in Vernon Grange 52 will meet 104 per cent more; New York discriminatory and u they Friday at 8 p.m. at Grange Hall * Christmas Shopping Hours: ' Master community activities; To Charge City, 17 per cent less; Dallas, generate enou^ new traffic to maintain the residential when a Christmas program will Daly 9*j0 RJl to 9 FJL — Sat ’tl 5:30 Tex., 20 per cent more; make up for those who tw e the character of the neighbood; To be presented. Available Birmingham, Ala., 29 per cent discount even though they inform the neighborhood of Mr. and Mrs. Driscoll of less; Oakland, Calif., 19 per v ^ d fly anyway at the,i)M ^l Windsor will inosent slUes on From the “store with more" — town activities directly affec­ cent less, and Syracuse, N.Y., ting the sectioD; To promote their visit to Santa's yiUage. E . A JOHNSON PiNNT CO: Manchester's oldest and largest S8 per cent less. —Must terminate anjl the nei^dxMtood as “a good Adults will exchange $1 gifts 723 MAIN S T R EET Stationer8...HARRISON'S Since 1945 The undersecretary said promotional fare plan wti ahil pleasant place to live and to and parents are asked to STORE MANCHESTER there is no clear pattern as to months after It Is first fjt, r, pnmote programs to nwlntaln provide gifts for the children 849 M A IN S T R E E T whether the new data Is helping —Must compute fare levels as property valnes. who will be attending. Mr. and In Downtown Manchester to put njore money into any if the discount fares a r e ^ a ' Art Asuoelatlon Mrs. Herbert Nlederwerfer and Jirrison^s ’'Main Street Guild Member" particular sector, either part of the fare structure. The Tolland County Art Mr. and Mrs. Erland Purington metropolitan or rural. Association will meet Tuesday will be in charge of at I pjn. in the Edith Peck refreshments.

‘■.iJ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater. Conn., Mon., Dec. 11, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 11, 1972 — PAGE ’TinRTgE N 0 .Local Firm To Offer Stock Seminars For Women m im m s m Choir To Sing Daoust-Xlone Dennen-Malinosky For Catholic Ladies Party Weddings and. Engagements •y- . s J c v -i i.i ‘ By BETTY RYDER The Gibbons Assembly R.I. and provided music for .i. ' ' (Herald Reporter) Catholic Ladies of Columbus Sunday Mass. , 4'. '• - will bold their annual Christ­ Members are reminded to Rnmoirs are "it’s a man’s mas party, Wednesday, at 7:30 bring a |1 gift for the grab bag Dziadiil-Fors Lawton-Cordtsen world,” but financially p.m. at the KofC Home on Main as well as a wrapped ^ to be q>eaking - women have the St. given to one of the convalescent most money. Highlight of the evening will hospitals. ’This gift should be Half of the stockholders in the be a p^m m ance by the folk designated whether it is U.S. are women. More than half singing group from St. Rose’s suitable for a male or fenule of all savings accounts are in %Pmrch in Eairt Hartford, led by patient. women’s names. Women own their musical director Sister billions of dollars in U.S. Cynthia. Savings Bonds, and receive most of the money paid under The group, organized a year Marjr Lewis life insurance policies. ago lart July, practice every Unfortunately, most of the Holiday Styles F^day n i^ t and sing every imCfTrPU2«,HINM,CML women are faced with the Sunday for the 9:30 a.m. .Mass. tor Cut, color and care are They make two or three Warm problem of managing and con­ watchwords of fashionable hair serving their assets over a appearances a month to Hata, designs from Paris. Jacques ho^itals, state institutions, longer period of time, having Dessagne rolls hair into a tiny Seartfoa acquired these material goods convalescent homes and for chignon “ en escargot” and parish activities. During the amt at an earlier age than men fastens it at the crown with tor­ Qktvaa generally do. sununer they traveled to St. toise shell pins. Wisps of fine Clare Churdi in Misquamicut, According to statistics, the tendrils fall fnnn the hairline to average age of millionaire frame the face. women is 58, contrasted with 60 for men. One Manchester firm, United Securities Corporation, located in the Manchester State Bank Building, 1049 Main St., is planning to conduct seminars early next year to help women with their investments and make them more knowledgeable of the in­ vestments available for their Naaatff Photo own particular needs. David Taylor Photo Adrording to USC President Mr. & Mrs. Jocelyn M. Daoust Robert H. Starkel, many women find themselves with an Mrs. Barry F. Lawton Jr. Pocui Photo accumulation of property which Miss Elzabeth A. Cone of Witnesses were the bride’s brings with it res^nsibilities Manchester and Jocelyn M. twin sister and her husband, Miss Terry L. Cordtsen of cars, a Model T, driven by Jon Mrs. Robert E. Dennen and proves to be a burden Daoust of West Roxbury, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kelly. EIIingtop.iaad'Barry F. Lawton Cohen of E llin ^ n and three Mass., were united in marriage rather than a blessing. A reception, attended by J[ir.>-'Of Vernon exchanged Model A’s loaned by Mr. Miss Dale Helen Malinosky of Nov. 11 at the home of the relatives from Manchester, 'wedding vows Oct. 14 at Schnider of Ellington, and a Hie Rev. Nathaniel Lauridt In an effort to alleWate their Hartford and Robert Edward officlateii at the single-ring worry and apprehension, USC is bride’s parents. West Roxbury, Mass, and Ellington Congregational LaSalle, owned by Brian Foley. The bride is the daughter of NanUI Photo Dennen of Manchester candlelight ceremony. planning a series of seminars Canada, was held at the Garden Church. For a wedding trip to Aruba, exchanged marriage vows Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. (fone of Grove in Manchester. The ’The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lawton wore a light blue The bride was presented in geared to inform women on the Mrs. Gerald Arthur Dziadul Friday at the Unitarian Church marriage by her brother, Gary benefits and “know-how” of 19 Trumbull St., Manchester. couple will reside at 62 Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. (^rdtsen suit with yellow rose corsage. The bridegroom is the son of In Hartford. M. Malinosky of Newington. investing. Circle, Manchester. Jr. of West Rd., Ellington. The They will reside in Pinney The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G«:ald Daoust of Mrs. Daoust is a graduate of Miss Cynthia Selma Fors of honor and white with pink roses bridegroom is the son of Mr. Brook Apts., Ellington. Mrs. Charles Nielsen of United Securities Corpora­ Andover and Gerald Arthur for the other attendants. ’The Mrs. Walter Malinosky of Coventry was matron of honor. tion, which is the only invest­ West Roxbury, Mass. The Art Institute of Boston, and Mrs. Barry F. Lawton Sr. Mrs. Lawton, a graduate of Justice of the Peace Albert Dziadul of Ellington exchanged kissing balls were made by the Hartford, and the late Walter Miss Patricia A. Corrigan of ment firm east of the Mass, and is employed at Allied of 81 Oxbow Dr., Vernon. Ellington High School and Malinosky. ’The bridegroom is Vlncek performed the civil Printing Services, Inc., wedding vows Sept. 30 at St. bridegroom’s mother. The Rev. Allan Comstock of LaSalle Junior College, is assls- Hartford wais bridesmaid. Connecticut River with the Luke’s Church in Ellington. ’The flower girl was Dodl the son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Timothy Brabaney of excq>tion of one in New Lon­ double-ring ceremony. Manchester. Mr. Daoust, a Heath, Mass, performed the tant designer at Calano The bride wore a light blue The bride is the dau^ter of Esebmann of Manchester, the L. Dennen of 25 Tyler Circle, Vernon, was his brother-in- don, is striving to allow graduate of New England double-ring ceremony.' Mrs. Furniture in East Hartford. Mr. Manchester. I%x2 Feet $3.50 floor-length gown with long Appliance and Service School in Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Fors of bride’s niece. She wore a navy ' Robert Wilson of Longmeadow, Lawton is a graduate of law’s best man. investors to contract business M ade from Merritt Valley Rd., Andover. gown with pink roses, white A reception was held at Old in a “home town” atomosphere 2 x 3 Feet . $4.98 sleeves and a long string of Boston, is employed at Little Mass, was organist. Raymond Rockville High School and A ny Snapshot pearls. She carried one large Bike Industries, Inc., Ibe bridep'oom ia the son of iace bib and sleeves. She Dana of Ellington was soloist. attended Hartford Technical Farms Inn, Avon, after which with “in town” people. Mr. and kfos. Anthony Dziadul carried a small white kissing the couple left on a ski trip to Black & White red crysanthemum with a long Manchester. The bride, given in marriage College. He is a member of the of 125 Middle Rd., Ellington. ball with pink roses. Ludlow, Vt. They will reside at Planning a seminar io'help women with their investments arO alor red ribbon attached. by her father, wore an ecru Connecticut Air National Guard L.H. Nichol, research consultant. Located in the The late Rev. B e m ^ L. Kent Johnson of Rockville crepe gown styled' with high and is serving an CHILD DEVELOPMENT IS Lilac St., Manchester. “We have widows who have and assist them in conserving their assets over a longer McGurk of St. Luke’s Church was best man. Ushers were Ken Mrs. Dennen is a graduate of recently found themselves with Manchester State Bank Building, 1049 Main St., the firm collar, lace bib front, lace cuffs apprenticeship at Western To assist In the study of period of time are members of the United Securities Bring your Photo to ui. offered the Mass and officiated Dziadul of Plainfield, the Weaver High School in Hartford the responsibilities of handling will conduct the seminar early next year at a time to be and ruffled lace hem with Electric. normal and delayed develop­ It will be rvtumad unharmed. at the double-ring ceremony. bridegroom’s brother, Steve ment of Infants, the mothers of and received a BA degree in their late husband’s estate, or Corporation of Manchester, from left, Robert H. Starkel, announced. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Cambria-Gauthier chapel train. Her elbow-length president; Hector C. Rivard, director of advertising; and Ronald Mocadlo of Rockville Fors of Dresden, Maine, the veil was attached to a lace 100 normal newborn infants Spanish in 1968 from Central young people, who have was organist. bride’s brother, and Larry Lech were asked to carefully observe Connecticut State CoUegh, New received inheritances from headpiece. She carried a Engaged v a u n OIPT OALt-ERY YOUR OIFT BAULERY YOUR GIFT OAI.I.BRYYOUR GIFT QAI.LBRV YOUR GIFT O ALi(il ^ The bride, given in marriage of Ellington, cousin of the nosegay of yellow roses and the week of onset of their Britain. She is employed at the their families, and for the most by her father, wore a white lace bridegroom. Paul Revere Life Insurance Co. part, are completely unaware orange daisies. baby’s ability to find, touch and bow to make their money work both Hartford^ investmient Newly acquired wealth, as Gibson girl gown with sheer Paul Dziadul of Warehouse play with the various parts of In West Hartford. Mr. Dennen how to best piit their money to Miss Joanne MaeVarish of for them,” he added. brokerage firms; ^ well as financial respon.^ white lace sleeves and lace Point, was his uncle’s his body. Hand to body play of attended Manchester use,” Starkel said. Working with Starkel on the “We tove a conference room sibilities suddenly thrust upon Ellington was maid of honor, trimmed cuffs, and a attached ringbearer. She wore a printed patchwork each infant Was also olmrved Community College, served In “We try to advise and set-up upcoming seminars are other downstairs in our facility, one who has little knowledge of the U. S. Army in Germany, train. She wore a matching lace A r^ p tio n was held at the velvet skirt with a dark blue and recorded at each monthly investmient programs to coW members of his' 'fii^ih, all wheTitf the seminars will be such matters, can be a burden. ;mantllla headpieqe heryi^ltallaii-American Friendship physician office visit. and Is employed at Hartfonl their p a rtic i^ life style and knowledgeable in the field of held,” Starkel said. Decisions and uncertainties w blouse and fuscla hat with blue ■i>-; veil falling below the shoulder.'’ Club in Rockville, after which panel. She carried a basket of Harvey Kravits, MD, Natlofiai Bank,'Hartford. ' formulate a long range plan so securities. They are Hector C. “’Ilie staff and I have been must be faced and unfortunate­ Robyn Welch of Marlborough the couple left for Florida. For - pink and orange daisies with Children’s Memorial Hospital they can be assured of an Rivard of Manchester, who has preparing the programs in ly, the cost is high for was maid of honor. traveling the bride wore a and the Department of income to see them comfor­ 17 years experience in the terms that can be readily un­ mlsjudgment. The risks can be yellow sweetheart roses. Mrs. Bridesmaids were Miss Jeanne green empire dress with vest. Minga Getchel of Tolland, Pediatrics, Northwestern tably through their later years. investment field; Glenn C3ark derstood by even the novice great and the results may be Miles of Marlborou^, Mrs. Mrs. Dziadul is a graduate of matron of honor, was in similar University &hool of Medicine, “StUl others are not sure if they of Springfield, Mass., president Investor, and we feel this will msastrous. Kenneth Dziadul of Plainfield, Rham High School in Hebron. Chicago, III. presented the can afford to keep the house of the Morse Business College; There is an old saying, attire. GLOBE play a big part in helping them cousin of the bride, and Miss Mr. Dziadul, a 1970 graduate of Bridesmaids were Miss results of the study at the re­ they had lived in or how to best Stanley Pietyck of West best handle their assets and "knowledge is power,” and Barbara Campbell of Hebron. Ellington High School, is cent ineeting of the American Travel Service invest life insurance proceeds. Hartford; Wayne Adams of Candy Cordtsen of Ellington, give them financial security. women who find themselves They wore dark cranberry employed at Village Furniture sister of the bride. Miss Judith Academy of Pediatrics In New Some are confused as to Ellington; and Ralph Stem- “We also would like to offer 555 MAIN BTREETI with financial responsibilities velvet gowns with white lace in Warehouse Point. Konski of Meriden, and Miss York City. He said that hand to whether it should be put in a mons of Wlllimantic. Starkel our conference room as a whether they are dealing with bibs and stand-up collars, lace The couple are residing in Judy Kloter of Ellington. They body discovery may be 643-2165 savings account or invested in was formerly with Putnam & community room for local clubs hundreds or thousands of sleeves and cuffs. Their Florida. 'Die bride’s parents important in the infant’s stocks. ’They are unaware of Co. and Shearson & Hammill, wore similar skirts but with to meet, or discussion groups, dollars, may find such a headpieces were cranberry renewed their marriage vows pumpkin colored blouses, and developing an awareness of hls Authorlied agent in Mancbettor I etc. Anyone interested in seminar as United Securities velvet with white veiling. They at the wedding ceremony on the own body Image, and in lor all Alrllnaa, Rallroada and blue hats. They carried orange Staamahlp Unei. reserving it may call our office Corporation will soon be carried kissing balls of pink occasion of their 25th wedding and pink daisies and yellow learning. and we will check on dates it is offering, a sound way to protect with white roses for the maid of anniversary. roses. available,” Starkel said. and enjoy their investments. Gary Lawton of Vernon was The engagement of Miss his brother’s best man. Ushers Susan Hale Barnini of Tips On Fashion were Doug Getchel of Tolland, Manchester to Paul W. A. ANTIQUE mmmmm and Ronald Daley Bruce Blais, Engaged Courtnell Jr. of Chatham, c M k / m d REPRODUCTION8I 1st. thru 23rd. and Robert Kies, all of Vernon. Mass, has been announced by f Evening Elegance Versatile Suit Junior ushers were Thomothy her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John ultrasophisticated, yet A great versatile three- Lawton of Vernon, brother of Barnini of Manchester and quite inexpensive, look for piece suit is a sleeveless the bridegroom, and Brad Boca Raton, Fla. evening wear is a long skirt fluffy wool sweater with its Cordtsen of Ellington, the Her fiance is the son of Mr. topped with a crepe wrap­ own matching cardigan and bride’s brother. and Mrs. Paul W. A. Courtnell around blouse. A string of a sidrt sewn with metallic An informal buffet was held of Chatham, Mass. A'" ’<* pearls will add another touch threads. To convert to day­ in the Ellington Church park. of elegance. The couple plan a Dec. 30 time wear, all you do la Mrs. John Anthony Cambria The procession to the reception wedding at St. Mary’s change skirts or even add a 10-25-507oOFF was highlighted by antique Episcopal Church. Sexy Schoolgirl pair of pastel pants. The little French schoolgirl ■r- dress is back in the sexiest, Canvas With Any Color Our Lady of Mercy Church, couple left for Canada. Plainville was the scene Nov. 10 Mrs. Cambria attended c lin ^ wool Jersey. The dress Canvas shoulder bags are is black jersey with white YOUR GIFT GALLFRY on the Main Floor of Watkins Bros. of the marriage of Miss Ellen Plainville High School and is a I t’s not only durable, they are graduate of Briarwood in satin collar and cuffs and is practical and fashionable. Manchester is celebrating their lOTH. CHRISTMAS...to help you Gauthier of Plainville, and knee length. John Anthony Cambria of East Southington. Mr. Cambria Canvas, in it’s natural color, attended Manchester High goes with any color outfit. celebrate this event with us we are having a BIG ANNIVERSARY Hartford. Updated Jewel Neck The bride is the daughter of School and the University of If you have an old jewel SPECIAL... JUST IMAGINE...10— 25— 50% off on many, many Mr. and Mrs. Holland E. Hartford. They are both employed by Southern New o1 Manchostor neck dress that definitely items in the entire shop...You can get those beautiful gifts at a Gauthier of Plainville. The and Vamon looks dated, revitalize it. bridegroom is the son of Mr. England Telephone Co. and will ft Add a peter pan white col­ tremendous saving and big plus...FREE ATTRACTIVE and Mrs. Anthony J. Cambria of reside in Manchester. T h e F o r m a l lar and cuffs. Then add a 11 East Hartford. bright scarf tied into a big, CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAPPING...YOUR GIFT GALLERY is the W ear King** ’The Rev. Thomas J. Flower Bradford Bachrach Phot floppy bow at the neck for place to do your Christmas shopping this year...you Save and get officiated. for th« a more popular look. W edding The engagement of Miss Mrs. Robert Kennedy was The engagement of Miss Gail the best...and you don’t have to wrap them...What a Place to matron of honor. Bridesmaids Marie Grace Infantino of Hart­ Largaat Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0. Denton ford to John J. Melia J^, of Marie Kmll of Manchester to Shop!...Do come in and help us make this lOTH ANNIVERSARY were Miss Judith Cambria, John Carangelo Jr. of Hartford, Salaetlon sister of the bridegroom; Miss of Manchester announce the Manchester has been SPECIAL give you a chance to make your CHRISTMAS THE marriage of his daughter, announced by her parents, Mr. has been announced by her Catherine Cassidy and Miss parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren BEST EVER! Marie Espinosa. They wore Dorothy G. Denton, to Roger and Mrs. Salvatore Infantino of Olcott, on Nov. 18 in a Hartford. C. Knoll of 45 Whitney Rd., FOMML purple velvet A-lihe gowns. Manchester. Gerald Cambria of ceremony conducted by the Rev. Winthrop Nelson at the Her fiance is the son of Mr. . % ' t Washington, was his brother’s Her fiance is the son of Dr. best man. Ushers were Brian Center Congr^ational Church. and Mrs. John J. Melia Sr. of WEAR Miss Eleanor M. Garvey of 166 Cushman Dr., Manchester. and' Mrs. John Carangelo of Fitzpatrick, Ronald Pinto, Hartford. Robert Blanchard. Cambridge, Mass, attended the The bride, given in marriage bride, and James C. Olcott was The bride-elect is a graduate Miss Knoll, a 1969 graduate of FOR by her father, wore an A-line his father’s best man. of Bulkeley High School in Manchester High School, is antique white velvet gown. Following the ceremony, a Hartford and attended Bay employed by the Hartford In­ reception was held at the Path Junior College in RENT A reception was held at the surance Grou]^. Wellesley College Club in Longmeadow, Mass. She is EMtofth«Rlv«r... fTe like being the A diamond pendant has to lead the list of most Women’s secret Pine Valley Country Club in All the latest styles and colors in Southington, after which the Wellesley, Mass. employed at the Teamsters Mr. Carangelo attended Old World Charm in these reproductions of antique pins. Dia­ wishes. Isn't this the time to surprise her? Here are three of our We also stock stock . . . nothing to send away for. monds, pearls and seed pearls In charming 14K yellow gold CENTER OF ATTRACTION greatest! Union Office in Newington, as a Vanderbilt University in this CHRISTMAS SEASON secretary. Ruffled Shirts in We stock sizes from boys’ sizes 4-20, designs. Top: heart pendant with 12 diamonds Naahville, Tenn., and is the latest colors. Men’s Sizes 34-52 Reg., 34-46 Short, A. Crown pin, 4 diamonds $345 Middle: 2 round diamonds, 2 baguettes employed as a data processing B. Circle pin, 1 diamond 215 Mr. Melia, a graduate of 36-52 Long, 38-52 Extra Lohg, 36-42 Bottom: Pear-shaped diamond systems analyst at Phoenix Extra. Sb^. C. 6 pearls, 1 diamond 195 (SED SPECIAL All in 14K white gold with chains. Manchester H i^ School and Mutual Life Ir^ a n c e Co. D. Flower-pin, 3 diamonds 280 P laza Store Manchester Community Whatavar tha Oecaaton — Saa. Christmas Hours EASY PAYMENTS INVITED The couple plan an April 28 EASY PAYMENTS INVITED 70S East Middia Tumpika, Mandiaster College with an AS degree in wedtUng. Daily 9:30 a.m. HAPPY CELEBRATING! (Aenu from St BwtMoliiM CtwcA) law forcemeat is a membo' to 9 p.m. of Connecticut Air National nee/u. N Eirs SHOP C^QCK^1> ) Saturdays Open Every MIgM UnW Chrtatmaa rtiiarrf He is a police officer on K«n Johnson •THl COMUtre MSYt STOSS" t ^ Manchester Police PHOTOOMPHER 901-807 M ain »t. frI-CIty Plaza 9:30 a.m. to 1973 Appolntmwit Calondart V E R N O N Department. MANCHESTER JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 > A o p p e 6 p.m. O pen M O N . + Friday JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 Pocket Calendars ^ O p en M on. thru Sat. isa MAIN aTRerr, m a n c h u t ir tsa MAIN STRBBT, MANCHBSTBR YOUR GIFT GALLERY 9:30 to 5:30 10:00 to 9:d0 Hartford • MIddMown • Now Britain '*A' Great Gift and Dinnenoare Store Now at Plaza ’The couple plan a June 2 wed­ Thursday until 9 P.M. Saturday until 5:30 Hartford • MIddMown • Now Britain ding. » I > t > > » > 1 I > > » » > » ) » I o a u l s m y v o u m v o u m voun oiirr oirr aALLrav oiibt oALLBRvvaun oienr 'YOUM o m OALilwMYYCMJIW PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 11, 1972

Books For Children MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 11, 1972 - PAGE FIFTEEN Hit On War^ Death Commuter Funding Extended PHILADELPHIA (AP>- The recommended for older Free Library of> Philadelphia children, which Mrs. Field The State Bond Oommission 915,000 maximum for the 90-day In September, the State Bond has issued its annual holiday places at sixth, seventh and Friday aNiroved funding for a subsidy. Commission approved funding list of books recommended for eighth grades. But the cares further extension of the Burr Th e commission also to extend the service until Jan. children up to age 14. “ Lassie ai^ preoccupaticms of the world Cornera-toKlowntown Hartford approved the rental of parking 6, 1973. Come Home” is suggested, but creep into the reading commuter bus project. The facilities at the Burr Comers The break-even point on the so are stories ctmceroing death, recommended for even the commission approved financing Shopping Plasa. commuter bus project is 276 war, violence and abortion. youngest children, down to the which would allow the buses to The Burr Corners buses passengers per day, according The smaU pink booklet, which third and fourth grades. keep running untU April 6,1973. started running July 10 as a to th e transportation • ( provides a synopsis as weU as a “ The Case of the Scaredy Healey, Carrie Lynn, daughter of William M. and Monica The commission’s action was mass transit experiment department. Before the bus t - " ' title, is reflective of what Cats” deals with a feminist Griffith Healey, 18 Mark Dr., Coventry. 9 ie was bom Dec. 2 at taken even as the Connecticut initiated by the Connecticut strike started the buses were children want to read these takeover of Wizard, Tubby, Manchester Memorial Hrapital. Her maternal grandmother is Co. bus strike was In Its second Department of Transportation. carrying an average of 285 days, Ubrary (rfflcials say. Skinny and Snitch’s cluUiouse. Mrs. Annd'Giiffith, Dolgevllle, N.Y. Her paternal grandparents week. The Burr Corners The project was to run 90 days. passengers a day. are Mr. and Mrs. William Healey, Fort Plain, N.Y. One of the titles listed is, “ My In “ Johnny Bingo” the two express buses, as well as all Darling, Mr. Hamburger.” Its heroes are innocoit victims o t t o Connecticut Co. buses In Moore, Heather Jean, daughter of Roger O. and Mary Stratton synopsis reads: “ lif a ^ e sees used as shields in a bank Hartford, New Haven, and Moore, 5 Fourth Ave., Cbic(^>ee, Mass. She was boro Dec. 1 at life more realisticaUy as she robbery. Stamford, ground to a halt Nov. recounts the sad events leading (XIMPLETE Manchester Memorial Hoq>ital. Her maternal grandparents are A UtUe Navajo girl “ learns to. 35 when bus drivers and to her friend Liz’s abortion.” Mr. and Mrs. William Stratton, Clearwater, Fla. Her paternal accept the inevitobiUty of her mechanics went on strike. “ By the Highway Hcnne,” is grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Moore, 51 Vernon St., grandmother’s death” in The funding approved Friday another title: “ Bewildering Manchester. Her maternal great-grandmother Is Mrs. N. Roy “ Annie and the Old One.” would guarantee the INSURANCE Moore, West Hartford. She has a brother. Derrick Roger, 15 adjustments face 13-year-old “ ChUdren now are growing Connecticut Co. against finan­ months. Catty Reed when her brother Is up faster, and they want to i^ d cial loss in operating the Burr killed in Vietnam and her father about aU the t h i ^ they know Comers buses. The state set a BoUeau, Guy Kenneth Jr., son of Guy K. and Cheryl Sperry loses his job,” the descriptive go on;” Mrs. Field said. SERVICE Boileau, 9 Phillips St., East Hartford. He was boro Dec. 1 at blurb reads. But for the traditionaUsts Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is “ Ihese are books we feel the there’s still the old favmlte. GM Seeking Phyllis Graham, 11 Franklin St., Manchester. His paternal parents ought to spend money “ A faithful colUe trudges grandfather Is Pat Fernandez, East Hartford. His great­ on because they appeal to over the rolling hills of Scotlwd 3 Per Cent grandfather is Harold Modean, 11 Franklin St., Manchester. children,” said Carolyn Field, and the bleak Yorkshire moors director of the Ubrary’s “ Work to keep a rendezvous with his Price Hike Real Caruso, David Eugene, son of Eugene J. and Georgia Philip With Children” division. “ It’s former schoolboy master,” is Caruso, 1519 John F i ^ Blvd., South Windsor. He was boro Nov. what they want to read.” the synopsis for “ Lassie Come WASHINGTON (AP) - Estate 30 at Nbuicbester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother The heavier topics tend to be Home.” General Motors has asked the is Mrs. Elaine Philip, South Windsor. His paternal grandparents Price Commission for authority are Mr. and Mrs. James Cai^so, Hartford. He has a sister, Robin to increase by three per cent Elaine, 2. Newcomers To Hear Tips prices of its 1973 cars, trucks Santa At The Beauty Shop and options. Rohillard, Lolita Cecile, daughter of Estrellita Pingue and From Area Nutritionist GM said in a statement Laurent W. RobiUard, 162 Terrace Dr., Rockville. She was boro Friday that the request is based Mrs. Donald Gates of South ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Nov. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Charles Rossi is a very dignified Santa Claus. Here he sits under a hair snarls and sticky-finger splotches combed out of his beard caused by on cost Increases incurred since Windsor, formerly chief grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Victoriano Pingue, the PUlip- dryer, alrag with other customers at Saks Fifth Avenue in Detroit. visiting children the previous day. But recently he was talked into December 1971 in safety and dietician at Manchester INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 pines. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jose^ Actually Rossi stops by tee beauty salon every morning and has tee getting the beard marcelled. (AP photo) product improvements, labor Memorial Hospital for two RobiUard, 118 Evergreen Rd., Vernon. Her great-grandmother is costs and material-price in­ years, will discuss “ Good Food Mrs. CecUe Dion. ^ has a brother, John E.,4. creases. 649-5241 into Low-Cal Versions,” Also, GM sought price in­ Scanlan, Kevin Lawrence' tl, son of Kevta Lawrence I and Tuesday, Dec. 19, at 7:30 p.m. creases f(H- Its nonautomotlve 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Bonnie Lee Kristoff Scanlan, 205 Oiurch St., Marlborough, Mass. at the Manchester Newcomers M usic In Schools Go M odern and o t t o products averaging ((Iround Floor Next to House & Hale) He was boro Nov. 10 in Framln^iam, Mass. His maternal CTub meeting at the Community 3.46 per cent. grandparents are Mr. and Robert W. Kristoff Sr., Hebron. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Scanlan, Mrs. Gates, a graduate of KALAMAZOO, Mich. lodic lines which best suit the struments — organs, pianos, Andover. His maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Elmer Hope High School in (AP) — Taking Dylan, mood of the poetry. guitars, saxophones and even Gardiner, S. Glastonbtu7 , and Mrs. Wilma Wilson, Manchester. Providence, R.I. and the strings. All youngsters team SPECIAL PRE-CHRISTMAS.. Another teacher, in Florida, His paternal great-gra^parents are Mr. and Mrs. Patrick the Beatles and rock and play at the same time, but University of Rhode Island, is a has turned her music class into music in school? That is a they hear those instruments Scanlan, Wapping. He has a sister, Amy Elizabeth, 3. member of the Connecticut a learning center where stu­ dream come true for millions of their teacher “ tunes in” for Dietetic Association. dents are free to decide what Rovegno, Jennifer Anne, daujghter of Howard E. and Carol She will be serving dip and youngsters in today’s school them. music programs. they will study for part o f the Tashjlan Rovegno, 45 Durant St., Manchester. 9 ie was boro Nov. crackers, and Ruby Red Fruit Television is also becoming a Popular songs, guitars and day. The semester’s music les­ 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Compote, both good examples useful tool for musical educa­ electronic synthesizers are sons are all on tape and each are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tasbjian, East Providence, R. I. Her of how to get through the tion in the classroom, the AMC ♦A being combined with traditional , child can select the session be finds. paternal gramhwrents are Mr. aiid Mrs. Howard Rovegno, holiday season of entertaining instruments in many music wants. Lessons include modem B r ^ y n , N. Y! She has a brother, Howard, 3; and a sister, with fewer calories. Professional musicians are classes, says the American Mu­ music, rock songs, the xylo­ frequently invited to visit Following Mrs. Gates’ talk, Christine, 2. sic Conference. phone, flutes, music notation schools and work with students. All Ready For The Holly Bowl there will be a Chinese auction. and vocal music. Mrs. Donald Gales When time and distance pre­ Each member is asked to bring A major new emphasis in Carr, Duane Paul, son of Duane F. and Linda Mills Carr, 173 In Kansas, Maryland, Mich­ vent personal visits by musi­ Spruce St., Manchester. He was boro Nov. 29 at Manchester The Annual Holly Bowl for members and. guests of tee hospitality co-chairman is Mrs. Horace Brown. a handmade item which is music education is im­ provisation — allowing each igan and dozen of other states cians, television films are made Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Manchester Auxiliary of Child and Fam ily Services of Reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. Fuss. placed on display. Many df piano students are “ plugging” of the performers and beamed Paul lifills. South Windsor. His paternal grandparents are Mr. these items are suitable Christ­ cbljd greater freedom in devel­ Connecticut, Inc., w ill be held Wednesday from 1 to 3 pan. Proceeds will benefit CFS, a non-sectarian, private agency oping his own musical interests into electronic labs. These labs to the classroom. Children get a and Mrs. William Carr, South Windsor. His maternal great­ mas gifts. Bidding is done by at tee home of Mrs. Robert Stanton, 288 Timrod Rd. that provides family counseling, foster home care, Edie Adams and abilities. contain pianos with individual close-up view of the performers grandmother is Mrs. Wright Merriam. His paternal great- placing one’s name and the Checkihg over some last minute details are from left, Mrs. adoption service, family day care and aid to unwed One teacher in California has earidiones all connected to a in action. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam Sliuckerow. price tee is willing to pay (xi a CUT & CURL 4th, 5th and 6th graders “ con­ central piano console. Through television students Stanton, Mrs. Hayden Griswold and Mrs. Walter Fuss, who moteers and emotionally disturbed children. (Herald paper and putting it under the BEAUTY SALON verse’.’ with drunu. The com- The instructor gives instruc­ can “ attend” outdoor band con­ are^«;t^0liid|iMB of thf^^vent. Servingwitlt Mrs. Stanton as photo by Buceivicius). items bid on. The hi^iest bid faJi^ly, Amy,*slihighter% Wflltem R. iM KIBtleiin Kelly': 393 Broad Street binatibb of drums and the in- tion to the entire class. Then he certs or symphony orchestra Borbely, 116 Canlage Dr., Manchester. She was boro Nov. 29 at wins. can, by the touch of a knob, tune performances, see a synthesi­ Catering to Wedding t e s ^ v o f. playing: results in. a. M|ndi«rtar Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is If you are new to the sfrontaneous musical comr- out the group and focus on indi­ zer in action, watch instru­ ' Manchteter area,‘ "and ' wiMild' Parlies witti Early vidual students for addiijpnal, ments being made, yiait back- ONEDAYONIYI Mrs. Madeline KeUy, Lincroft, N. J. Her paternal grandparents poatioR tl ' ■ • * 'll.- . If ailing Appointr"ent>. are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Borbriy, Bronx, N. Y. She has a brother like to get acquainted, call Mrs. ’The class may be asked to assistance. He can also adjust stage at an opera, or see what controls to allow students to other youngsters are learning. Ridiard, 4; and a sister, Allison, 3. • . Housewives Compile | H e r a ld A d s Frank Livingston; 217 Ralfd! t;43- I /’ compose music to a piece of Rd., or Mrs. George McNiff, 27 poeUy written by someone in hear the others or just them­ Many have the opixirtunity of Jones, Brenda Ann, dau^ter of David L. and Marie Morin Grant Rd. thd group. They select the in- selves: “ studying” with-the finest mu­ Jones, 95 Glenwood St., Manchester. She was boro Nov. 30 at striunents they feel best ex­ sicians. And all this without Economy Cookbook ^ New versions of the piano lab having to leave their own class­ w te 5 8 |Ma4 Changgr ami gat. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are emplify accent points and me­ combine a whole range of in­ rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morin, Manchester. Her paternal sale soon in Stamford area light” of the group, said the STAMFORD (A P ) — A group grandparents are Mir. and Mrs. Trevor Jones, Bolton. % e has a churches and proceeds will bp idea for the cookbirak came ^ s p e a k e r s of housewives from low income sister, Stacy Llyn, 2. put in a revolving fund in a local from the houswives families, a number of which are bank, completely separate themselves. on welfare, have compiled an 1R« U i. Oo■* adweiuwwoL Labonie, Paul Donald, son of Donald and Bonita Miller from all Welfare Department Cubero said he was par­ II It aa a pi>Mk aaivca c«opr»ai>oA oiUi li>c R B G F l e S economy cookbook designed to Oapa/Mpni p4 uta Tiaaawv aod Tna Ao*«>tital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. raise money for emergency members in cases of financial needs. housewives because their T»«. NOVA-9 woofer plu* and Mrs. George Miller, Naples, Maine. His paternal emergencies, according to a economy cookbook was the Some 48 women helped out, grandparents are w . and Mra. Eroest Labonte, Putnam. He has welfare case supervisor. “ first tangible result in the W O O L & RAYO N submitting recipes and doing a brother, John Joseph, 2. ‘‘If, for example, their state from any selfhelp group.” 72" WIDE the physical labor of putting the welfare check is due and Isn’t in volume together. -189®® Kolberg, David Chritiopher, son of Charles and Katherine the mail box,” explains Jose Morse Kolterg, Cider Mill Rd., Tolland. He was boro Nov. 27 at It’s the product of three Cubero, “ they can borrow from RockviUe General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Stamford self-help groups the fund for a few days to buy organized by the state Welfare FELT All Famous Knight-Ktts and Mrs. Jerry B. Morse, EUington. His paternal grandmother is food.” Mrs. VUma Kolberg, WUUmantic. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ctonn., Mon., Dec. 11, 1972— PAGE SEVENT^^N Obituary justf^ Dies* Police Report Hebron ZBA Hearing Set Eastern JttancheMer, Qofm. Pamela A. Voile, 18, oi Co-, Junior High Students M r a . Madeline R. MIDDLETOWN (AP) - vard Rd., charged Saturday Clifts for Scholarships Willimantic, and Katberina E. On Two Requests Knestrick Ernest A. Inglis, a retired chief afternoon with speeding on justice of the Connecticut Gronus, 17, of Ashford, were To Get Test Results VERNON — Mrs. Madeline Woodland St. or at Pam Franeski’s, 7 :3 0 p .m . H e b r o n Then Supreme Co^rt, died Saturday charged Saturday with illegal ANNE AMT The South Manchester High The foundation acts as a R. Knestrick, 85, of 22 John Dr., Unda M. White, 17, of 97 E. MiUstream Rd. and Mrs. Betty Congregational Chnrch Advent Bennet and DUng Junior H i^ which show the pupil’s growth at Middlesex Nuring ils will receive a state referee. Waterbury, was charged Satur­ Hebron Center. available to them upon gradua­ Knestrick of Washington, Pa., taken from a cigarette Hospital. Candlelight Service, 7:30 p.m ., asked to contact guidance results from the differential ap­ Inglis leaves two sons, H. day night with failure to drive a Present regulations state that ...Now tion. ’The Internal Revenue Service and Robert E. Knestric of machine. Snowmobiles Hebron Congregational Church. counselors at the schools. titude testing, which will help Thompson Inglis of West Hart­ reasonable distance apart, in the ZBA may allow a dog kennel “ During the past year,” he has ruled that all donations to Houston, Pa.; a brother, — D eci’s Drive-In, 462 Center An organizational meeting Summary reports of test them to evaluate strengths and ford and Ernest A. Inglis Jr. of connection with a three-car ac­ KEY MAN on Canada’s post- in R-2 or R-1 rural residence said, "there have been other the foundation are tax deducti­ Edward Frazee of Glen Mills, St. About $30 in change was for a snowmobile club will be results are being distributed to weaknesses In a variety of ap­ Canton, and three daughters, cident on W. Middle Tpke. near election political scen e is and agricultural districts if the MHS. reunion classes making ble. Inquiries are invited, es­ Pa.; two sisters, Mrs. Qyde taken from a cash register, David Lewis, leader of the held tomorrow evening at 8 at school personnel, who will titudes that areJmportant In Mrs. lieryck Waring of Short the 1-86 interchange. operator owns and lives on the Show Dates contributions to the foundation. pecially from local Grable o f Washington, Pa., and police said, and coin boxes were New D em acratic party P Tuesday: Planning and study them for curriculum educational planning and Police said Crane’s car was property and the property con­ Funds of this kind are used to organizations. Robert J. Digan Hills, N.J., Mrs. Jean Inglis removed from a cigarette which came'in third with Zoning Commission public BOSTON (AP) — The annual evaluation and Individual pupil career choices. DUcussiems on Mrs. Mary Paul of Leesburg, in collision with vehicles driven tains at least five acres. assist worthy high school Law of Hamden, and Mrs. machine and juke box. 30 seats In narlianent but New England ^ r t s m e n ’s and is president, and headquarters needs. aptitudes will be used in group Fla.; seven grandchildren and by John M. Korcak of East Had- Also, no portion of the opera­ hearing and meeting 7:30 p.m., students in obtaining Albert Pritchard of Annapolis, holds tb# balance of power Camping Show, udilch attracted are maintained in the C um ber Grade 7 pupils in Manchester sessions for Grade 8 students six great-^andchildren. dam and Dennis Jacobs of 187 tion shall be conducted within Town Office Building; Senior scholarship funds for colleges Md. He also leaves nine Cars driven by Jerome A. betw^n the liberals and more than 300,000 outdoor fans of Commerce offices at 257 E. were given the revised form of before their selection of The funeral and burial will be Homestead St. ’The Crane and 100 feet of any property line or Women’s Club Christmas of their choice.” grandchildren. Yesonis, 31, of 425 E. Middle Cottsetijrathres, d e a d lo c k e d last year, will be held Jan. 27- Center St. the Iowa Tests of Basic Skills, courses for Grade 9. Wednesday in Washington, Pa. Korcak cars were towed. No in­ within 200 feet of any road or meeting, 8 p.m., Gilead The funeral was set for Tpke., and Robert Meek, 44, of short of a inaloiity at 109 Feb. 4 at Hynes Civic The White-Gibson-Small juries were reported. highway. , Church; Junior Women’s Club Tuesday at 11 a.m. at South 206 Windsor St., were in colli­ seats each. Auditorium. Funeral Home, 66 Elm St., Court date is Jan. 8. And, the permit, if ai^roved, meeting, 8 p.m., Gilead HiU Congregational Church. Burial sion at 1:30 p.m. Saturday on Rockville, was in charge of is limited solely to raising, School; Snowmobile Club will be at the family’s con­ Tolland ’Tpke., police reported. local arrangements. Daniel J. Duffy, 35, of 32 grooming and/or boarding dogs meeting, 8 p.m., Texaco Sta- venience. A passenger in the Yesonis Youth Struck Valley St., was charged Sunday and may not be construed to in­ Uon, Rt. 85. IMNCHESTER car, Grace Griswold of 949 with intoxication and resisting clude veterinary practice. Wednesday: Zoning Board of Pleasant Valley Rd., South Crossing Road CYCUSNOP arrest, after an alleged distur­ ’Ihe second request is from Appeals public hearing, 8 p.m.. Windsor, was treated at bance at the Gas Light A seven-year-old Manchester Anthony T. Sylvester for a Town Office Building; Hebron NOWOHN Manchester Memorial Revenue-Sharing Restaurant on Oak St. boy, David Johnson of SO.West- variance to permit the location Historical Society, 8 p.m., Hospital. 9 iUN. to 9 PJL He was released on a $500 field St., was treated and of a dwelling within the Rham High School; American hr iMrminiMs (Continued from Page 1) under the following “ ordinary ’The Meek car was towed. MaWgnllUS non-surety bond for court released from Manchester required' 20 foot sideline on lot Legion Post meeting, 8 p.m.. Meek was warned for making its right to appeal the alloca­ and necessary maintenance and appearance Jan. 8. Memorial Hospital after he was 25, Old Andover Rd. Legion Hall; Gilead an improper left turn. tion. "Apparently,” he said, operating ex ^ ses;” struck by a pickup truck at Junior Women Congregational Church « s a a ;a i "Mandiester has suffered un­ ... Public safety — Including Woodbridge and Mather Sts. Women’s Fellowship meeting, 8 Christmas may Jean Yves Pelletier, 22, of ’The Hebron Junior Women’s nunM Yii der the formula because as a law enforcement, fire protec­ Wallingford, was charged Sun­ this morning. Club will hold its regular p.m., 'Gilead Congregational 1II4MI result of our maintaining a tion and building code enforce­ day afternoon with fourth- Fire Calls Police said the boy was meeting tomorrow evening at 8 Church Senior Choir rehearsal. ment. relatively more stable tax rate degree larceny (shoplifting) at among a group of youngsters at the Gilead Hill School with ... Environmental protection Town firemen were called to than most communities in Hart­ Treasure City Department waiting to cross Woodbridge St. Judy Rosenbaum from the be for kids. the Marlow building on Main St. ford County.” Ihe formula used — including sewage disposal, Store. Court date is Jan. 8. on their way to school today. League for Autistic and Mental­ Saturday night after a waste by the Trasury Department sanitation and pollution abate­ The seven-year-old apparently ly Handicapped as its guest ment. paper fire triggered sprinklers r^ tes local efforts to the ef­ Roy H. Coding, 27, of 96 Wells darted into the path of a truck speaker. Public transportation — in­ and sounded an alarm. forts by the other towns in the St., was charged Saturday with* operated by Ray Flegert of Installation of new members same county. cluding transit systems, streets Damage was minimal, Willimantic, police said. TOYS TO LOVE But memorie breach of peace, in connection will also be held at this meeting and roads. firemen said, and the fire was The Democratic majority on with an alleged disturbance at Police said there was no as well as the Gub’s Christmas ... Health. confined to a hibbish container the Board of Directors In­ his home, police said. He was school crossing guard at the in­ party. dicated in October it intends to ... Recreation. in a second-floor hallway. released on his written promise tersection at the time of the ac­ The club is still accepting ... Libraries. The call cam e in at 11:11 p.m. cident. THAT ENDURE spend all or some of the to appear in court Jan. 8. donations of toys, games, books are for mot Tenants in the building were HandenHM NatunI Wood, revenue-sharing funds for roads ... Social services for the poor ’The boy was taken to the and mittens for its toy drive for or aged. forced to leave temporarily Burn and Quarantaad To Laat A LHaUma and sidewalks. ’The voters, on Manchester Police issued hospital by ambulance, but he children of inmates at the ... Financial administration. because of the smoke, but they Nov. 7, approved two proposed sununonses for alleged motor was not admitted, according to Connecticut Correctional all returned a short time later. bond issues — one for No part of revenue sharing vehicle violations to: hospital authorities. Institution in Enfield. ’Die small blaze caused minor for roads, the other for 1200,000 funds may be used as a local Anthony J. Radziunas, 29, of ’liie accident is still being in­ Donations may be left at the damage to the door of the law for sidewalks. In announcing contribution, when a federal Hamden, charged Sunday night vestigated by police. Mobile Service Station on Rt. 66 The building’s architectural features have changed only proximate site, they carried on the Goetz Bakery, later the offices of Mrosek and Thomas, their intention to spend revenue grant which requires a local with operating a motor vehicle moderately, but the same canqot be said of its products Goetz Cracker Co., in a frame plant that burned in 1901. In sharing funds instead of bon­ matching contribution is 923 Main St., firemen said. with illegal mufflers. today and those of about 70 years ago. Now it is the Carlyle 1909, Carlyle Johnson moved into its present quarters from ding the two projects, the received. No injuries were reported. Mary L. Sullivan, 39, of 7 Har- Johiison Machine Co. at 52 Main St. In the first decade of its Hartford location, where it started in 1002. (Herald Democrats said the town could Town Firemen answered a Four Persons Die '-r, save as much as 1100,000 in call to 102 Overlook Dr. at 9:11 fhis century, upper photo, it was the Eastern Biscuit Co., photo by Becker) bond costs. Bolton . a.m. today to investigate a owned and operated by the Goetz family. On the ap­ Public Law 92-512, passed report of smoke coming from In Home Fires Oct. 20 by Congress, specifies, an eletric clother < ^ er. ’There “ In general, funds received by was no damage firemen By T H E ASSOCIATED firefighters arrived shortly About Town A~N Club Again Fetes Camp Staff units of local govenmment un­ DAR Award Won reported. PRESS after 9 d.m. Sunday, said der this fiscal assistance act At least four Gmnecticut per­ Audley. Gaaana Chapter, Alpha Delta The Army and Navy Gub of held Dec. 28 at the club. Main awarded by a majority vote of ,may be used onlj^for sons are dead today, including Officials delayed releasing |bppa honorary sorority for Manchester has announced its and Forest Sts., with a reunion the paid staff — tte pins by the eiqienditures and for or My^DianesIjeiner two young children, because of any iiiformatlon'' about the I-.I ■'i', women educators, will have a ninth consecutive annual dinner., hour at 6:30 p.m. preceding it. unanimous vote. :and necessary capim^.^^q)eii- fires in their homes during the blaze, Audley said, because the Giristmas party 'Tuesday at the for the volunteers, staff and Invitations have been sent to 'Si ditures authorized % UW:” weekends .■ chiidreo’s parents were on their ^ Hotel Sonesta,. Hartfoid. The friends of Cainp Kennedy. Ther about 100 persons — including 77 Capital Outlay Rising It lists priority expenditures Correspondent at the firehouse every evening Two of the four chil^en of way home from a Bermuda DESIGNS FOR HOME, NURSERY SCHOOLS affair wlU 'with ebektaUs irhditidn df'atihUal dinners wad. voluntee- counselors of last Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly of BUSINESS SPENDING UP Tel. 649-8409 from Wednesday through Probe vacation and could not be AND DOCTORS’ OFFICES BY TWO i at 6 p.m. aiid dinner will be set In 1964, the year Camp summer,’s session, 5 volunteer South ’Turkey Hill Road in Diane Leiner, daughter of Christmas Eve. A wide variety notified. MANCHESTER BROTHERS I served at 7. G ifts w ill be Kennedy was established and nurses, camp staff, town of­ New York — U. S. businese About Town Westport died Sunday in a blaze The parents learned of the in­ (Exchanged. Mrs. Evelyn the year the Army and Navy is expected to increase its cap­ j, Mri and Mrs. Carl Leiner of of trees will be sold, including ficials and dedicated friends. Continues th a t) fire officials Said was cident late Sunday. ^rard and Miss Isabelle Gub became the first organiza­ ital outlays 9.7 per cent in 1972, The Assumption Junior High Tinker Pond Rd., was awarded spruce, Douglas firs and scotch Camp Kennedy patches will Uie “ Good Gtizen Award” by caused by children playing with Miss Duboise was doing laun­ Phone Orders tor Holldey Giving tbegaii are in charge of the tion to publicly recognize and be awarded to 23 outstanding compared with a 1.9 per cent School Civics Club will bold a pines. rise in 1971. Capital spending the Daugl^ters o f the American CHICAGO (AP) - matches. dry in the basement of the event. Members are reminded honor the teen-age volunteers. volunteers and pins to the 11 top paper drive in the church ’Trees will be sold evenings is likely to surpass $89 billion Investigators continue to sift ’They were Lauran Kelly, 4, house when she smelled smoke, Received by December 22, Cbii to leave wrapped and tagged This year’s dinner will be volunteers. The patches are parking lot Saturday from 9 Revolution organization. - from 6 to 9 and weekends begin­ in 1972. through the charred pieces of a and ’Tucker Kelly, 7, according said the fire chief. She ran up­ gifts at the home of Mrs. Ruth a.m. to 1 p.m. Newspapers ’Die DAR award is given an­ ning at noon. Still Be Ready tor Christmas United Air Lines Boeing 737 jet to Westport Fire Chief Harry stairs to find the living room Bonney, 10 Vernon St., for shut- should be tied. Pickup service nually to a girl in the senior Aucllon FOR IMMEDIATE MAILING OF FREE w h ic h c r a s h e d in a Audley, who said two other Kel­ carpet on fire, he said. ins at convalescent homes, by CAUOIAII WHISKY • k eiEKD • (IQHn P800F • ©SCHEIUV IMPOSTS CO.. N.V, XY. may be obtained by calling the class of high school who has Plans are complete for the an­ neighborhood here Friday, ly children were rescued by CATALOG — CALL OR WRITE Friday. school office through Friday. demonstrate good character nual Christmas Auction to be She rescued eight-year-old trying to find the cause of the their babysitter. Miss ■■ i>-' _____ ’The Lutz Junior Museum will and other qualities of a good held by the Bolton Junior John Kelly and six-year-old disaster. Catherine DuBoise, 65. GENERATION TO GENERATION Eldgar Circle of South United sponsor a program on Scuba citizen. Woman’s Club ’Thursday at 8 Paul Kelly, he said, but was un­ The job of identifying the On Saturday night in New Methodist Churdi will have a Diving Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. on The club specifies that the p.m. at the Herrick Memorial able to reach the two victims WOODEN TOY CO. It also tastes beaulifuL bodies of the 45 victims ended Haven, two women died and a who were in a third story Christmas luncheon Tuesday the Ranger Station Program, recipient excel in the qualities Park recreation building. Sunday. In some cases, man was critically injured noon at Susannah Wesley Hall W n c TV-Channel 3, Hartford. of dependability, service, A wide variety of handcrafted bedroom in the remodeled attic P.O. BOX 782, MANCHESTER relatives did not recognize vic­ when flames swept through the of the church. The Deep Sixers from leader^ip and patoritism. gift items, all made by club section of the house, according Tel. 649-2690 tims, and the coroner’s office top floor of a four story to Audley. Manchester High School will be Diane was one of three senior members, will be auctioned. was forced to rely on dental business-residential building on Deaconesses of Second featured. girls nominated by her Refreshments will be served. by Guertin Brothers / a true original charts and fingerprints. , classmates to receive the All members of the communi­ Congress Street. Congregational Church will ’Twelve of the 18 victims who Manchester WATES will award. Faculty members made ty are invited to attend. The dead were identified by Great gift you saw on T.'V. meet Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the survived the crash remained church parlor. meet ’Tuesday at the Italian- the final selection. In case of a snowstorm, the Yale-New Haven Hospital of­ hospitalized, including one in an Amerlcan Gub. Weighing in In addition to the award cer­ auction will be held Dec. 18 at ficials as Barbara Davis, 30, Christmas means a lot to everybody. Especially the little ones. will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Dr. tificate and pin, Diane will also the same time and place. intensive care unit. She is and Wilma Gardan, 35. Dupee Circle of South United Margarite McCausland, a Methodist Church will have a Every year seems just ‘a little more special, a little more Peter Loewenberg will speak be eligible to compete with To Elect Officers Listed in critical condition stewardess. Christmas buffet Tuesday at about ‘ "The Heart.” Members other good citizens in the state ’The Woman’s Auxiliary of the was Willie Blue, 39, a hospital exciting than the one before. with names beginning with M and country for $100 U. S. Bolton Football Association ’The dead include two women spokesman said. 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. through R are reminded to Savings bond and for a will hold its last meeting of the who were killed in their home The Kelly home was Russell Roberts, 540 Spring St. But for a mother it's different. She remembers. Warm, bring items for the fruit basket. scholarshtp. year tomorrow night at 8 p.m. when the plane plowed into destroyed, Audley said. The Members are reminded to bring rows of brick bungalows while gifts for the Welfare Men’s Night at Community Hall. Election of three-story wooden house, built personal thoughts. Joyful recollections of Christmas past. The second meeting of the The Ladies Benevolent Socie­ officers will be held. approaching Midway Airport on “ prior to 1800,” was “ complete­ Departmemt Department. Integral Yoga classes will be ty of BOLTON Congregational the Southwest Side. ly Involved” in flames when ^ o m c t ^ c U a n Each one filled with gaiety, fulfillment... and love. held ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Church will hold its annual This year, why not give a gift of memories? The meeting house of the Unitarian men’s night and potluck supper MacNAUGHTON Universallst Society of tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. in Herring Heads IMPORTED WHISKY Mother's Ring. Manchester, 466 Main St. Chandler Hall. FIFTH A special Christmas program Masonic Club Twin bands of solid 14K gold. Warm. As warm as the love Holy Family Mothers Circle will be presented by Ruth FUNERAL HOME will tove a Christmas dinner Kershner. Those planning to at­ James B. Herring of of husband and wife. United in love by colorful synthetic Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Steak tend are asked to contact Edith compact Carpenter.Rd., Bolton,has been Out. Later, the group will meet Banz or Elizabeth Andrews. elected president of the Fellow- gems. One for each and every child's birthday. craft Gub of Manchester Lodge at the home of Mrs. Geno Seniors To Meet 142 East Center Street Adreioni, 110 Tracy Dr., for Bolton’s senior citizens will self-folding of Masons, She'll always remember Christmas. But this year's will seem grab bag gifts. hold a business meeting Manchester,- Conn. 06040 Other officers are Warren A. DeMartin of Tolland Rd., just a little bit nicer. Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Com­ (203) 646-5310 -X umbrella Bolton, vice president; John D. The VFW Auxiliary will have munity Hall. ’There will be card G occio Sr. of 20 Fulton Rd., a potluck Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. playing after the meeting and secretary; and Elmer Latham at the Post Home. Members are refreshments will be served un­ » of 29 Buckland St., treasurer. reminded to bring gifts for a der the direction of Mr. and Robert W. Ferguson, master TWELVE (12) OTHER STYLES AVAILABLE DONT iOR- grab bag and a Christmas food Mrs. Julius Brondolo. Opens big, folds small instantly! basket. of toe lodge, congratulated Fer­ The Knights of Columbus of dinand D. Lewis, vice president St. Maurice Church will meet Works like magic! Opens GET THESE ARE ALL CUSTOM-MADE AND REQUIRE who served most of toe year as The Senior Fellowship of tonight at 8 in the church base­ instantly . . then rain acting president, for the Community Baptist Church will ment. TIME TO PROCESS. over, it folds to disap­ excellent job done for toe lodge. meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. for Yule Trees a Christmas party and Members of the Bolton pear in pocket or purse! luncheon at Fellowship Hall of Volunteer Fire Department The secret is in the pat­ the church. USE YOUR CREDIT ented geometric rib link­ Horse Council iNDI ViDUALLY GIFT WRAPPED AT NO EXTRA COST » age. Windproof. 100% STOP COID WINTiR DRAFTS!! smooth taste of Imported Canadian MacNaughton: Beautiful. I Transparent Plaatie WILLIAM J. LENNON, director nylon. Quality made. Smart, ROY M. THOMKOFL Associate Director elegant . . . in eleven fashion colors. R. BRUCE WATKINS, Associate Director, Corporation President Storm Kits 1 Beautiful gift package...... $ 11.95 HARTFORD (AP) - The For And Connecticut Horse Council en­ WINIX)WS DOORS ^ WATKINS FUNERAL HOME has been serving Manchester area families for over dorsed a resolution Saturday to STORM STORM ^ 98 years. oppaae off-track betting parlors WINDOW DOOR KIT in Connecticut before toe state has its own racetracks. hook KIT 9 0 C S Only 0 9 ^ 0 . y 4 9 « I Better Service to You . . . Fred Murolo of Wolcott, who Com pl.U Kit In a box Complata Kit In a box iS Watkins Funeral Home membership in the Associated Funeral Directors represented toe Thorou^bred 36' X 72“ touch plaa- 36' X S4" tough pin- C% REGAL’S YOU OAN BE SURE AT SHOOR’S tic ahatt, 18 ft. fibra tie ahaot, 21 ft. lib^r. Service International allows us to maintain international recognition most Owners’ Association at toe con­ moulding and nails. mouding and nalla. anywhere. Because of this association with leading funeral directors, we are able Main M ANCHiSTER vention, said be believed that if i^Kttuiuitw Warp Bros. Chicago 60681 Sj to serve you efficiently anywhere and bring you the most modem service the Plonaort In Plastica Sine. 1924 off-track betting comes to toe ImsiArfasI ftm m Am a j i l l cl l i l lNJ i t Ol l 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER profession can offer, regardless of location. Tri.City Plan, VERNON state first, no tracks will ever AT YOUR HARDWARE. LUMBER be built. OPEN THURS. TO 9 P.M. & BUILDING SUPPLY STORE Tlie Hone Council represents some 9,000 state horsonen. HALF-OAUON SIZE ALSOAVAILABLE IN QIFT CARTON. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Dec. 11. 1972- PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandteater, Conn., Mon., Dec. 11, 1972 Columbia Aerospace • M i ll * ■••nil* 'U in» •Mill* ••HI TORRINGTON ( A P ) - U the diversificatioa and professional income mutual funds, Berdon He said that if municipalities IRS Files Liens- state legislature agrees with management for their u id . show enough interest, be would Future Vernon Jaycee Opens iegislatim proposed Friday hy retirement and other pension recommend that the legislature The state’s investments to state Treasurer Robert I. funds,” Berdon said at a charter a statewide corpmetion Pondered Against Gamblers date have been for state Trust Fund Berdon, Connecticut’s towns meeting of the Municipal to purchase a stock exdiange Meeting of PZC employe pension funds. By LYLE W. PRICE and cities will be able to pai^ Finance Offlcers Association of seat so the municipalities can BRIDGEPORT (AP) - ’Die more than |13 million in a two- In addition, when (Connecticut Associated Press W riter Awards To Women Changes ticipate in the state’s trust fund Comecticut. effect even greater savings. Internal Revalue Service has year period. purchases a seat on the PBW LOS ANGELES (AP) - As investmoit program. Ruled Legal filed more than 81 million in tax Some of the suspects were Stock exchange, the Apollo 17 rodteted to the moon, While the Venoii Jayceet Koenig further sai4, “ I’m not time consider a proposal to “ This program should have a Under the proposed Meteorites are pieces of solid liens against property owned by involved in the alleged Proposed municipalities would realize matter from outer space. They VntGINU CARLSON recently regarding burning leaders of the industry that have Just announced that certain at this time whether the honor the three most outstan­ substantial Impact on those legislation, cities and towns 10 B r id g e p o r t a rea m en operation for two years while substantial savings in are as small as a pinhead and Correspondent p om its and enforcement of the launched it gathered to con­ women, as well as men, are state rules qiedRcally forbid a ding women. This too would smaller m u n icii^ ties who find WMild be .able to invest in the charged with operating an il­ others were only involved for brokerage commissions, Ber­ as large as 8000 feet in Tel. 2284024 local burning ordinance. template what to do next in a eligible for the “ Distinguished woman or if it’s just been have to be proposed to all state it difficult to obtain adequate state’s cmnmon stock or fixed legal gambling business. six months, said special federal don said. diameter. Howard Bates, first select­ For a time, no burning was futuK peacetime society with Service Award,” (DSA) tradittonal...tbe name seems to chapters, for approval. According to the Strike Force attorneys Paul Coffey and John man has said that last week’s allowed in town until Richard changing space priorities. General Electric presented annually in Janiiary, imply men, right? ‘Three on Organized Crime and Tarrant. Planning and Zoning Davis, Are warden, received Although rocket scientist the club may find a woman may Outstanding Young Men,’ but Being chosen as one of the Racketeering, the alleged Under the lien process, the Commissitm was legal. clarification from the state Wernher Von Braun predicted Micumvave Oven not be eligible for a state there may be noUiing in the three outstanding young men in bookmaking operation gnmed IRS files liens on an individual’s Bates contacted the regarding open burning. America’s manned moon award. bylaws prohibiting a woman the state leads to a possibility property with the secretary of secretary of state’s office con­ The selectmen had received voyages would resume in 10 cooks in a fraction The Rockville Rotary Club, from winning.” of being chosoi as one of the top the state’s office and with the cerning the legality of the complaints that perscms bur­ years to set up a lunar base, which for years had had a “ Man However, J. Peter Mahoney, ten outstanding youngoOien on Sinclair ' town clerk where the individual meeting since there is no ning leaves were disregarding experts seem to assume the o fth c tim e . of the Year” award changed state Jaycee president, looks at the national level. Vernon’s resides. Robert Steele, Republican U.S. Democrat on the commission at warnings from the constables. boom days of the 1960s are Promoted that several years ago to a the matter in a differait light, The secretary of,the state is the moment and residents had The constables do not have the gone. “Citizoi of the Year” award saying that the issue is clear Representative, was among the HARTFORD (AP) - Michael responsible for personal cash K) chosen last year. questioaed the legality of action power to arrest. Talking about getting into and since that time two or three aiod is not a bylaws issue. He C. Sinclair, 30, has been assets or business earnings, • Cooks in a fraction of convsntlonal cooking tima taken. N ew F la g fields ranging from rapid tran­ women have been honored. said if a woman wins the promoted to news editor in The while the town can put a hold on • Savas many houra for laitura activltlaa Meanwhile, the Vernon Bates said the secretary of Selectmen voted to buy a new sit to weather predict!^, scnne MODKU JET so The VeriMHi Jaycee chapter Vernon award, “ obviously she Associated Press’ Hartford the land a person owns. Jaycees are accepting state’s ofQce said the law does American flag at a cost of M2. 200 aerospace nuuiagers and • Frozan fooda thaw In mlnutaa made an effort to admit w(mien would not be eligible for Jhe bureau effective Sunday. Chief The largest single lien, applications from local not guarantee minority The flag on the Green, whldi businessmen considered the • FIta on countar. In or undar cablnats, built-in to membership last year but (state) award.” He add«l, of Bureau Ambrose B. Dudley 8533,315, was filed against organizations, civic groups or was presented to the town by topic "Reorienting the were unable to do so. This move representatim on the board announced Friday. William Balog, 33, of • “ Cartabla” to patio, boat, vacation cabin however, that the Vernon Con^essman Robert Steele Aerospace Industry to to allow women to participate in^viduals, for candidates for because an unaffiliated voter Sinclair succeeds Dudley who Bridgeport, the strike force • Cooka cool—haata tha food, not tha kitchon Jaycee copter is free to give after it had flown ovtx the Changiiig National Priorities.” in the award contest is another the award and specifically state could be that member. was promoted when chief of said. its own award to whomever it nation’s Capitol, was weather­ The two-day conference ' • Eaat to claan, juat wlpo in the direction of equal rights voung men or women brtween Therefore Dec. 4 meeting was bureau John M. Armstrong was It said others were filed chooses. worn and ripped to shreds. Friday and Saturday was spon­ • No apodal wiring raquired for women. the age of 18 and 35 are eligible. legal and any business tran­ appointed membership against Louis Mastro, John J. A resident has loaned his flag sored Jointly by the American • Ro-warma without ra-cooking Herbert Koenig, diairman of Presently each Jaycee ^oPhone 643"2711 To Include Your Business sacted was legal. , executive in New York. DeLucia, Robert Cohen, The ncnninee must have made until one is purchased. The flag Institute of Aeronautics and the DSA cmnmittee, eqtlained .chapter has a Jaycee Wives Carl Swartz, the only Sinclair joined the AP in 1966 Michael Biazza and Louis is flown 24 hours a day since it Astronaustics, and the National TERMS with Approved Credit Minimum Rstail Prlc* that “ Because the DSA Is an group but alien the vote was an outstanding contribution to In the Herald^s Christmas G ift Guide! Democrat member of the com­ at Montpelier, Vt., and moved Varvella, all of Bridgeport; is illuminated all n i^ t. The Association of Business You may order tha modal shown through ua, your franehlaad Qanarat Electric dealer. award that represents taken last year to admit women his community. Forms have mission, resigned in early to the Albany bureau in 1971 Charles Suglia of Trumbull and flagpole was donated by the Economists. meritorious service, we should to the chapter, Vernon was one been sent to dmrches and civic November and has not been where he has been day editor. Ralph Roballey, Daniel Ricco Lions (Tub. Much of the talk centered on recognize service and not the of the few groups voting in groups. Individuals wishing to replaced. The selectmen are A native of Rhode Island, and Edward Stoll, all of Selectmen appointed John shifting aerospace technicans gender of the recipient.” “ If a favor of the move. nominate someone should supposed to receive names to Sinclair worked for seven years Stratford. Pn-Hollday, Spsekil Purehass IVEN1M Sullivan of Whitney Rd. to the and techniques into new fields, woman wins it, that’s how the Mahoney said the state contact Koenig, Richard Gutt- be considered from the in broadcasting prior to joining The 10 were named in in­ school study committee. such as proposed by Sen. John chips fall,” K o^ g said. organization might at some man or John Cushma. NBl, T M l, Democratic Town Committee dictments in June charging V. Tunney, D-Calif., who told an the AP. He was news director B.D. &S0N Sullivan, a B o ^ of Education in iM IE S tl and then fill the vacancy. at WOTT, Watertown, N.Y., them with operating a con­ PEARL member, replaces Mrs. Joyce audience of his idea for a |1 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. The only item which could be and worked for WPTZ-TV and tinuing gambling business for Convertible Sofa SALE! Pearce of Rt. 6 who has billion retooling project under a questioned in the PZC action is WIRY AM, Plattsburgh, N.Y., more than 30 days. PHONE 643-2171 submitted her resignation. The National Aeronautis and Space the acceptance of the revised WDXI AM-TV, Jackson, Tenn., "Quality Servic* pnd Ofnuln0^jrM_81nc^^ original committee included Administration-style model. Mining Revenues Gain Inaugural Committee . zoning regulations. A hearing and WHWB AM, Rutland, Vt. the five members of the school Tunney said the government Phoenix — Mining revenues was held Sept. 12 on the He attended Rhode Island board and ftye appointed by the had done too little "to ward off in Arizona in the first half of proposed' changes and items College iind Cambridge School selectmen. the inevitable decline” in the 1972 totaled $489 million, up Announces Schedule meeting with strong objection in Boston, Mass. Selectmen will meet with aerospace program. 5.8 per cent from the same pe­ wo% not changed, accor^ng to Sinclair and his wife, Carol, Read Herald Ads William Bender, custodian of “ What is needed now is a riod a year ago despite lower Dr. Bruce Bradford, chairman. have two sons. comprehensive plan to put the nrices. WASHINGTON (AP) - The leading up to the inauguration The high point of the These included lot size, the town hall, to discuss his unique talents and skills of the. chairman of the Inaugural of Rlcfaanl Nixon and Spiro inaugural activities will come PORTABLE TYPEWRITER remodeling of seasonal salary and the use of Yeomans Sofa I aerospace industry to work on (Committee has announced a Agnew as President and Vice Saturday afternoon with the The Most Wanted (Christmas Gift! dwellings to year-round oc­ Hall. Bender presently works urgent domestic problems -r in World's Most Complete Hi-F! & Electronics Center three-day schedule of events President Jan. 20. swearing-in ceremonies on the by day, i Choose from the Best: • RoyalsOlympia • Olivetti- i cupancy and the definition of a by the hour and has requested law enforcement, the delivery Hotel magnate J. Willard Capitol steps. Marriott said the Underwood • Smith-Oorbna • Remlngton-Rand.from} seasonal dwelling. that the selectmen consider a (Comfortable Bed at ■ of health care, transportation, Marriott estimated the total parade down Pennsylvania ! 154.95 • Sales-Service-Rentals (Adding and (Calculating! If Town Counsel Robert yearly salary. pollution control and a dozen RADIO ^ cost of the festivities at Avenue will be cut to a more n ig h t ! I ! Machines, too!) Haggerty rules the meeting il­ Wording for a proposed other fields,” Tunney said. between |3 and |4 million. The manageable size and will last legal, Bradford said he would historic marker has been sub­ Shepherd However, David Packard, a tab will be paid through the sale about two hours. cidl another hearing although mitted to selectmen by Albert ELECTRONICS Gray, former president of the former top aide in the Defense LAFAYETTE of tickets and commemwative The Inaugural balls will be the commissioner does not have Suspends Department and now chairman* medallions. held Saturday night at ! m - o ' to do so. Columbia Historical Society, Marriott said the festivities numerous government 198 Yourr Gitt StoteStore (or PaiiiUy and Bomel and presently a director. of Hewlett-Packard Co., Other business included * DOWNTOWN HAIN STREET, UANCHESTER suggested aerospace assess its Workers will start on Thursday, Jan. 18, buildings. preliminary hearings on three Gray suggested the marker PTee Pnrndl PaiUna-Uaitar Cbarfe Cards AceeptedI capabilities honestly. . , with a rece|rtion for Agnew at Marriott said a number of proposed subdivisions. Karl and be placed on the CTreen near the OPEN TONMHT 9:00 { s n P K j ^ ■ Although stating he expects the Smithsonian Institution. television and movie AMI lv « f MIMCSM. W liiQ Re^na Vester propose to sell a memorial marker by Rts. 66 HARTFORD (AP)-State “ further cutbacks in defense The reception will be followed personalities have agreed to middle piece of their property and 87. No decision has been Mental Health Commissioner and space funding and a con­ by a salute to the states and donate their time a ^ talent on Pine St., thereby splitting made regarding placement. Ernest Shepherd suspended tinued leveling off of the their governors at the Kennedy during the festivities. the property into three lots. The bronze plaque will read: three employes Friday in con­ G m i Md demand for commercial air­ Center. Although each event will have Robert Fox of Massachusetts “ In May 1700, William Garke nection with the hanging Twins ADAM’S craft and equipment,” Packard Friday’s schedule consists of a price tag, only those who has proposed a subdivision on and Deacon Jesiah Dewey 'dtE suicide of a patient last Sunday said, “ I am not at all sure that three concerts in honor of the receive personal invitations a p p l e Basketshop Rd. Part of the acquired land in Lebanon (^ank at Norwich State Hotqiltal. tUs problem can be solved, or First Family. All concerts will will be allowed to purchase VnaHMOSSaiB subdivision is in Columbia and by' agreement with Oweneco The three suqienslons were even alleviated for the industry be held at the Kennedy Center .tickets. ■HOESIBnyUK part in Hebron. There are six and Abimeleck and Mohegan two fewer than had been Indians. Settlers arrived and in by trying to move into new LAFAYETTE (§riterion pSckeriiig and will range from Eugene The inaugural, committee • V l t S K I K h o l id a y m lots in this town. requested by Norwich product and new markets Ormandy’s Philadelphia said about 200,000 general in­ UNK The PZC is concerned with a 1915, pleading distances from Superintendent Uforgan Martin. the church, they petitioned the areas.” Symphony Orchestra to a youth vitations will be mailed out culvert which feeds into one of # Shepherd said the other two I nuMtitmi* Packard said he wasn’t en­ concert and a surprise about Dec. 19. These invitations tho Ipty. Since Columbia does General Court for authorization employes had "no direct couraged by aerospace firm p n ^ a m . will be good for the parade ONIY not allow culverts to run onto to form a second ecclesiastical culpability in this unfortunate ventures into shipbuilding and 200-W att AM/FM SQ | An American Heritage Saturday. property, said Bradford, it will society in Lebanon. It was occurraice.” HERE AT THE rapid transit. He said that in program, spotlighting ethnic Other Invitations to the ball have to be covered. A catch granted in 1716. The society The names of the suspended one shipbuilding case the firm and minority events, will be and special events will be basin must be provided with a remained a part of Lebanon un­ employes were not released. Swiss Colony “ simply did not know their 4-Channei Stereo Phono System * held Friday afternoon. mailed latei*. MANCHESTER PARKADE pipe leading the water away til 1804 when it was One was suspended for 30 days, business.” from the lot. incorporated as the Town of one for five days and one for Von Braun, whose former “GOOD EATING” State Police Support Law Columbia. three days, effe^ve Monday. science teams developed the If Purchased "GOOD GIVING” State police will back the "M oor’s Indian Charity It was the first time that any Saturn rocket that powered the Arguments Flair Over Airbags town if it becomes necessary to School was established here in Individually of the three had been Apollo spacecraft to the moon, GIFT PACKS and warn a person to stop burning 1754 for the education of Indian 578.60 disciplined during their service motorist isn’t required to do IMPORTED DELICACIES missionaries by Reverand told interviewers that he is Sale! 4 7 5 “ DETROIT (AP) - The fate of or if an arrest is necessary, with the state. Shepherd said. ‘‘optimistic” about the space the airbag as an automotive anything, such as buckle a according to Howard Bates, Eleazar Wheelock. The school The hanging death was one of industry’s future. The Complete System Includes: safety deidce is ca u ^ t up in a seatbelt, to be protected. first selectman. was later removed by Dr. three recent deaths at state Anticipating that reusable whirlwind of controversy over The concept certainly sounds The fire warden or person Wheelock to Hanover, N.H. and ■ Lafayette LR-440 200-Watt AM/FM Stereo Receiver. Plays everything in 4-Channel—SQ, Discrete, hospitals. Other victims, accor- shuttle craft will prompt a Derived. Features "Acritune" Precision Visual FM Tuning and Superb AM/FM Stereo Reception. the best way to keep drivers good. So why the objections? making the complaint will have Dartmouth College, chartered ding to Mental Health resumption of manned moon ss Garrard 40B 3-Speed Automatic Turntable with attractive matching base* from killing themselves on the The auto companies say the to appear in court to in 1769, was its outgrowth.” Department officials, were a GIVE A BIKE •« missions in a decade in efforts ■ Pickering P/ATE-1 Elliptical Stereo Magnetic Cartridge nation’s hi^iways. reliability of the air bag system substantiate the charge. ss 65-year-old woman patient at The arguments flared anew hasn’t been proven; that there to set up a semipermanent 4 "Criterion 50" 2-Way Bookshelf Systems— features 8" woofer and iVi” tweeter, rich oiled walnut (Questions have been raised Greenwich finish* Connecticut Valley Hospital in after the 6th U.S. Court of is a problem if the bag goes off lunar base. Von Braun said, LAFAYETTE ’’QUAgANTEED’* MAIN CHECK POLICY tTM Columble BroidoaitiKf system, ins. Middletown who died Sunday when a person is not in the right Harvest Hill “ Space is here to stay.” Appeals decided Tuesday to R ecycling During tht 88(0 period of this od, should on item be sold out w8 from a scalding she suffered in mil |«t It (Of you ti QMieUy m eostibit it Ibe adwrtlt4d pritg cRinaioN i-Y*. inaKM iwmantu delay the timetable for airbag position to meet the bag. And PACKAGE STORE (rtems shown n “limitod Quantity tictpttd). a bathtub Nov. 30 and a woman uravirri lauD-inTE AMnifiw wciivia tuhii ou«aaNm S-yaar rapair luarantaa aialnal dafacta In mataiial safety restraints on there is a fear that the bag may Public Records Pays O ff miiNij^i ...... 2 y#ir ripalr guirantee igainst defecti In m iltrlal and woramananlp. and workmanalilp on all Cfttation apoahafa. - ' identified only as Miss Loretta MANCHESTER PARgADE MANCHESTER autom ^iles until the National inflate when it is not needed, McGovern, 54, who died Oct. 20 81tE.MMdlaTplw. Highway Traffic Safety obscuring the vision of the Warranty Deeds GREENWICH (AP) — A of asphyxia in a bathtub at the t49-S327 Code Of Navajos Administration (NHTSA) driver. Arnold M. and Rose A. recycling program coordinated Norwich institution. We Feature LAFAYETTE redesigns its testing procedures The NHTSA has estimated Kleinschmidt to Paul P. and by volunteers has saved the Baffled Japanese The hanging victim was COME PINO for the devices. that the installation of airbags Rose S. Ostashen, property at town $14,000 since the Criterion*' 75-Watt AM/FM identified only as Howard Los Angeles — The U.S. Ma­ Mandatory installation of air in all cars could result in a cut A CompMnUnnof YOURS 137 O oft Dr., conveyance tax program’s inception in March Fitzgerald. Shepherd Thursday rine Corps made imaginative bags had been scheduled lor of 50 per cent in the number of IMPORTED and DOMESTIC ...IN OURS. 10 speed, 5 speed, 3 speed. 831.90 1971, officials said Friday. Pickering night termed the hanging “ an use of Navajo Indians in the Aug. 15,1975. persons who are killed annually Set up and ready to go or Green Manor (instruction The volunteer Greenwich Stereo Phono System event that could happen at any World War II Pacific theater Simply stated, the airbag is .a in U.S. traffic accidents, a WINES layaway. Good selection. Co. Inc. to Arnold M. and Rose Recycling Action Board has as ra d io comifiunicators, tor time in a mental institution.” balloon device which is stored figure now about 55,000. F0RTHBH0UDAY8 A. Kleinschmidt, unit in collected and sold to recycling their language was too little Shepherd said be was not in the car deflated. But Len Barnes, editor of the Northfield Green Con­ firms over 2,000 tons of paper, known for the Japanese to prepared to iiiake In the event of a front-end Automobile (Club of Michigan’s FARR’S dominium, conveyance tax glass, cans and household translate their messages. To If Purchased generalizations on safety con­ .collision, a sensor triggers the monthly magazine, has chaiged 2 M ain S t 833.55. aluminum products. make their messages doubly un­ ditions at state hospitals from Individually airbag and within fractions of a that governmoit estimates on opan dally to 10 p.m . Robert L. and Donna L. If those materials had been breakable the Navajos used the three deaths. GIFT PACKS code for places and thing^s even 319.70 second, the bag is designed to the number of lives that would (io w e ll to Russell A. and Diane disposed of through the town Sale! 26 9“ “ It seems that the deaths when speaking their native lan­ inflate and prevent occupants be saved with airbags have COLLECTORS’ BOTTLES K. Schaller, property at 49 incinerator it would have cost were all unrelated,” he said. He guage. The Complete System Includes: of the vehicle from hitting the been vastly exaggerate, even Ciburn Rd., conveyance tax S14.000. officials said. said the deaths caused him no 836.85. Lafayette LR-200 75-Watt Solid-State AM/FM Receiver— features built-in circuit for 4-dimen­ Interior portions of the car. assuming the bags always Slate sional stereo listening from 2-channel stereo records, tapes and FM broadcasts. Complete immediate concern about over­ The beauty of the airbag worked perfectly. Marvin Chaucer Gold and Undecldod On A ChrMmao Qftt? all safety coverage at the three Pool Tablaa vyilh rich, simulated walnut finish enclosure* system, in the government’s And one auto engineer has h a r v e s t h il l Annette Elaine Pessin Gold to Let Us Assist You At The Frieodht Garrard Model 40B 3-Speed Automatic Turntable with attractive matching base* insitutions he supervises. eyes, is its passive nature. The other misgivings. d is c o v e r y l a b e l s a n d SAVE! 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Parents Are Urged To Set High Goal TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) the death penalty in certain Supreme Court, to get a precise separate opinions until the proposal “ would be the most — Florida has b e c m e the first would recommend life limited cases already on the reading on what the court Supreme Court addresses itself difficult of all the alternatives state in the nation to restore the imprisonment”^or death. Tte statute books. Florida ta the meant in its June 19 decision. to the problem again,” be said to defend before the U.S. death penalty through judge, would make the final first state to pass new death Each' of the nine justices wrote at a Wednesday news Supreme CVnirt.” legislative action challenging life-6r-death decision and could For Their Brain-Injured Children paudty statutes since the U.S. a separate death penalty conference. 'The Florida law makes Florida the U.S. Suprane Court’s ruling overrule the jury’ s Supreme Court declared capital decision, causing considerable Atty. 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TOP NOTCH |^«99998898tiJiJ^gSE^aiiop|««vvi( 80808800000^ 1.29 2.49 I24’S 2.49 99* PMGES ST0P& SHOP in •MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Siiver Une...0pen 8 a.m. til Midnight Mon. thru Sat PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 11, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. ConnT, Mon., Dec. 11, 1972 - PAGE TWENTY-THBEE Policemen S^ed For $70,000 , BRING YOUR Electbral College Convenes Dec. 18 Ding-A-Ling NEW HAVEN (A P )-A West possesUon and disorderly con> broke down the door, wrecked WELFARE-UNION By T H E ASSOCIATED by the National Diiig-a-Ling Haven man has flled a f7 D ^ duct lodged against Benjamin his beloagings, cdhfiscated a OR PRESS Oub of Melrose Park, III. U.S. District • law^t FaisUa were lator noUed. poster of a policeman, too Bennet Honor Roll WASHINGTON (AP) - The convene for tiib cirivmcHiy of That’s it for the Electoral votes in proportion to each Watch out world! Ding-a-Ling T he group claims 279 Faiella, represented by medicines and told Electoral College, which recording tliieir votes. College. Congress acts out the candidate’s showing in a stsN^, against two West Htven INSURANCE day is near. members and issues a monthly Atiy. John Williams of New they had found marijuan- doesn’t have much to do, will do^ Only ta Massachusetts, with final piece of the ritual next instead of alloting them all to Apollo policemen, claiming they Tuesday, Dec. 12, is officiiilly publication called Peallngs. Haven, claims Detcwtive Daniel na. it on Dec. 18, formally ratifying 14 electoral votes, and in the month. By law, House and the man who wins statewide. planted marijuana in his a p o ^ PRESCRIPTIONS .GRADE 7 listed in the publication Dec. 12 was chosen as Dlng-a- Harvey ,^.-made a false sworn Pairolinan James Bakelaar Presidmt Nixon’s Ip^slide re- District of Columbia, with Senate meet in joint session at 1 A new round of reform ment before a false arrest and * William Leary Congressional Quarterly as Ling Day because it ushers in a statement Feb. 12, 1871 for a assaulted him when Faiella ____Bascetta election over I^m ocrat George three, is there anything for the p.m. on Jan. 6. proposals is certain in the later attadced him in the police Margaret Litrico National Ding-a-Ung Day. The season "that the trae Ding-a- lockup. search warrant of Faiella’s said he didn’t know how PINE pharmacy !lp i^ i Benaon McGovern. McGovern electors to do. At that session, Agnew, as Congress that convenes Jan. 3. Katherine Lundberg sponsors say it’s designed "to Ling would like to see apartment. He said the police Bakelaar’s name got on the Its jf^ltual duty w ill be Under the Constitution, president of the Senate, opens But first, the electors and the The charges of marijuana 66-! CtNlER STRLl ! Robert Lyon promote the idea that a Ding-a- maintained all year long.’’ poster. ^ A I I ^ B u m s perform ed in state capitals members of the Electoral the electoral certificates and Congress will proceed to do it Linda Maher Ling is a wonderful, friendly, l)!pbarah Buyak across the naticm, c e r t i f y and College are technically free the votes are counted. ^ been ^ n e since the Thomas Maloskie intelligent, loving, responsible The Marine Corps was first The Moon '^ESdWard Case Robert Martin sent along to Congress for the agents and can vote as they That will make formal, two Elecl^SColljge system was established by the Continental and desirable person. A real Bruce Gharendoff Debra Mason final formality of re-electing plQ^ise. But only six times have months after the fact, the re- written into the (institution in Congress in 1775 to fight in the PRODUCE electors defied the voters of 1789. \ bell ringer!’’ / Gail Christensen Joseidi Maxcota the Republican President. election of Nixon and Agnew. Revolutionary War. In 1798, it their states and cast ballots for Ding-a-Ling Day is sponsored ,V)lBlen Cobb Donald McAllister In 49 states, Republican Congressional reformers was recreated as a separate anyone but the presidential military service. Blue Ribbon VBrian Colbath James McCann electors Chosen in Nixon’s have been trying to do away candidate in whose name they Christine Coughlin Francine Michaud name in the Nov. 7 election will with the Electoral College and Whpn the White House was were elected. destrc^fkl by fire in 1814, only .Ronald Coulter Kelley Monahan turn to a system bf direct MIXED NUTS There is no indication that the exterior wails and some ; Terry Delnicki Marilyn Moriarty election of presidents and vice any elector plans such a move interior brickwork remained. It '- ' ^ DePace Joel Mrosek presidents. There have been this time. So the score will be took three years to rebuild Ellen D(»adlo Maryann Mullen rival proposals to preserve the Revenue-Sharing Nixon 521 electoral votes, Sen. under the supervision of James Extra Fancy! Nancy Donadio Nadia Nassiff Electoral College but aljer the McGovern 17. Hoban who created the original ^Doreen Downham Darlene Negri Figures Corrected system so as to award electoral design. The whole process is set by ~ lb. bag Martha Dworkin Robert N n ^ Constitution, by federal law and Linda Embser Dale Perzanowski HARTFORD (AP) - by practice. Under it, voters Wendy Farrand John Pisch Revenue sharing checils of actually cast ballots for slates ■*— /fiess/s... 5 yjam es Fleurent Kelly Rankin Doubh Rbd ‘DUMom ’ $325,713 for Danbury, $36,579 of presidential electors drawn SAVE Ctuiolyn Flood Robert Reault YdlMLiUlNDinMAT S for Redding, $415,737 for Bristol up by the political parties in ' Leslie Fl(»«k Beverly Rider and $111,128 for Bloomfield each state. The number of ir AIRCONDITIOIIEO t^ I .Jambs Frimcoline Wendy Roberts APPLES were mailed Friday from electors is equal to each state’s "Jill Gagnon' Rachel Rosen Washington. delegation in the House and I TUESDAY A WEONiSDAY SPECIAL ! ^Nanette Goff Kathleen Roy The amounts of the checks Senate. i 8Lbs.DRYCLEANIIHI-t1.50 ■ Jill Grant Colleen Shane oral MON. TUMI M T. were listed incorrectly by The ’The electors vote by ballot for Jeffrey Greenberg William Simon 8 A.M . TO 10 P.M. Associated Press on Thursday Pl^esident and vice president. { Quality Spaed Quaan Egulpment | '..vLornbne Gmbe Richard Small in a tabulation of revenue ’Ihe ballots then are certified ' ^’Jeffrey Grzyb Scott Smith sharing payments to Connec­ and sent to the president of the Ronald E. Evans Harrison H. Schmitt David HaU Mary Stack ; BELGON LAUNDROMAT 309 Green Rd. ■ Eugene A. Ceman ticut’s 169 cities and towns. Senate, Vice President Spiro T. Linda Harris Robert Stoker Agnew...... J Cluiatine Hellstrom Cynthia Swallow . ' L to a Hlrth Richard Telgener Jaflny Howard Richard Thompson William Thomas PamelU Karch Wayne Tripp ' Wendy Kemp Susan Tum ef ^'^kmes'Kennedy Kelly Vogt ..’ Ingrid Klavins Matthew Walsh IMCON J m m Knapp Thomas Wamick Sie^i^ latbam Sara Warren HONEST VALUE onepriceoiiLY FOOD MARKETS " RicnaM Lenhardt Diana Webb Kathy Leonard Robert Weiss BURR C I^EIIS - MANCHESTER, CONN. . Maura Lindsay Belinda Welti . ‘ Frances Mandeville David Wentworth CMIHM SHOm m GQITEI - EXIT S3, m Richard Marshall Wendy Werkheiser Vj Francine Masse David Whitaker t'S.Donna McCarthy Suzanne Whyte James McCormack Paul Wicks 'Mark Meridy Gail Williams FRESH CHICKENS ' Paul Munsie Lori Wilson Kimberly Noone Lynn Woble SALE Pamela Okrant Craig Wolfram Pamela Pavan Bryan Woodhouse Theresa Pelletier IJ >i; Joanne Perotti . Barbara Perry f g Jeffrey Phelon 1st Cit Ann Fiitlrb4 ., • Laurene Raymond usDA Thick LAMB g r a d e 9 11 Kimberly Roe CHOICE or Thia tu Linda Roya Nancy Sawyer Lucie Albert TOUCHIMWN POINT, circled at right, for Apollo 17, last scheduled manned moon Bruce Ballard Barbara Shainin mission, is In a rugged area of steep mountains and dark valleys named after the Leslie Bayer Karen Shaw Stew Baef . 99« Taurus mountains, just to tiie north, and the nearby Littrow crater. Debra Beauchamp £ Jeffrey Slater David Beaulieu - eroaodBOuck ■-ii H i Faith Smith CHOPS Carol Bensen Brenda Spinneto ‘7^ Lisa Stepanski Darlene Berdat U.8.D.A. CHOICE Charles Bodemann Catherine Stone OniCK ROAST smu William Bouley u, Amy Trabitz , 1 ^ Sheila Boushee , gtfSan Travers ' v ' Xim VanCamp Stephen Burke or Rite Ellen Bums : ; ' Shidr. Chops M Loraine Veal Karen Carpenter Joseph Waggoner Timothy Castagna SH O RT C U T w Patricia V^Ish .- m Elizabeth Wareham Rebecca Childs Lynn Coda I ^ Katherine Warren Laura Wuteipool Donald Daigle USDA Patricia Darby ; David Watkins Pound Michael Damore Rib Chops a Diana Weiss % Kim West ' , Mark Dion LEAN, MEATY Jeirilyn Wright Stephanie Don Debra Ducheaneau Paul Dumond 58 Robert England Pound Victoria Ferguson Loin Chops Peter Gallagher one price oniv GRADE 8 Patricia Gonsalves Prfeaa •Nioctfva Oac. f1, 12, 13 — Mon., Tuea., W tl. Jennifer Grant Connie Greenwood BONELESS CHUCK David Abbott Steven Armentano Daniel Gtoobert ^ ■ K-- David Armstrong Christine Hansuer or •Zw Susan Ather Gail Reimann Doimno Kathleen Banas Melissa Hilton r II David Beckwith ,-Susan Hudson COHFECnONERSI Kathy Bloking Rosanna Holbrook I Oariii Ilobert Bostrom Mark Holt USDA LUNAR MODULE Pilot Harrison H. Schmitt, left, and Commander Eugene A. K.",f Marilyn Brown Wendy Horwitz Cernan in the Lunar Rover. Mary Busky Maurden Hyland CHOICE Beverly Byam Michelle Jemorski Cblin Campbell KathleeiiJourdenais r Cathy Cavedon Joanne iurp Chicken Legs Fruh last/ lb 59‘ Sugar •,^V. Steven Colbath Douglas Kendler Prices In this ad ehectlvs Monday, Deesmber 11 thru Saturday, Dscembsr 16,1972 Chicken Wings Fresh Economical Ih 39« Steven Comeau Mary Kirnie Valerie Klein Salad,« Dan Coughlin Chicken Thighs Tasty Treat lb 6S< Robert Croteau Judy Kopman ■C DRINKS COLD POWER I WESSON OIL Kathryn Dagenais Wayne K iebl Chicken Dmeisticks <> 69* P i -'U (ir.lpi; flMlnjr PBWIR i „ ) , |?Q (; Chris Devlin Thomas Leone Megen Lindsay Lou Ann Downey ' I Inml.i I'liii: ii - ' b o x e s Annette Duke Theresa Lukes 95^ Finns! Franks 79* Richard Maidment MitcheU Dul Frinks '*69* James Dwyer Louisa Marti Wbat$ III the fuss Claudette Masse v . Q n ln n a a Oscar Mayer A ll Mast or Lynn Edeimn DOIOgni All Batl ono prica only ibout first choice meet Gary Matterelll Lorraine Egan Oer tats. T i yrsys Ibil yw c s m -i'? Glen Maxwell Link Slusige U^MapIO Peas & Carrots Robin Escbmann In Cream Sauce 2 ^ 2 5 ^ Rn t . TkaTt why w i tasiil is Ihi Naybud Gouda ^^65^ FROZEN FOOD Colleen Ferguson Patricia McKee Jones Link Sausage Seahnok bsti b ill Irwi Ihe UtOA CheiM m-. Mary Beth McNeill Macaroni ■raSe, aeS Ihw w k a ane nara Vermont Cheddar Ann Fitzgerald Howird Johnson S Choooo taw ahset trliM lei it. yackaylai Gwen Frob David Miller Dorman BIrdBey Taatl ^lOoz H. aed dtaebytat H. Cena la aid Austrian Swiss Sliced ‘pa-J 49* Nancy Gallant Stephen Moriarty HMSt Broccoli Spears page Sfo bitaaasdONr. Thomas Murphy Fmatt Hagular French Bruce Gamer Cut Green Buns or Frond) •prS 22* Dormin Bon Bel Imported *p.S69* 20 o z . 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Schwarz Brot Nancy Romanowicz' D$liiiov8 1*109 Oanbira Bread Sale Cracked Wheat 3 . ? 1 “ Dawn Hlivyak SIZE'^Effardant TabMa SCHICK’ Nancy Schaffer Julie Hodsm 1.16 ftispherry Danish I X 69*' Edge Blades >> 39^ Sherrie Hopperstead Sharlie Small s SIZE Bright Sidi Shampoo Qmthia Hidtgren Leslie Ann Stager 1.07 Chocolito Ediir Pies ”•.“ 59* SIZE SoModyM Toothpiste 74* 3 4 000 — Cma Peppers 'x * Vel. 20-30 Oaf. 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BY FRANK BAGINSKI yEH,DOC, I AND you YEH,' I DIDN’T WILL y vVHVDID \ 1 DIDN’T T o s s e d u p a SWALLOWED VOTE BECAUSE you y o u W’A I T NEED IT By DON MEIKLE carefully worded it didn’t paint elderly . . . increased state Moriarty Brothers and Lincoln-Mercury have made a list of 48 •4 piprycENT _ I COULDNTSEE 6 ET S O L O N S ? T H E N -- Associated Press Writer ~ the GOP into many comers. assistance to public elementary things that can go vinrong in a used' car. Now they give you TO SEE WHO I IF IT CAME IT CHRISTMAS The Republican party of There is an expression of and secondary education . . . WPULDVtnrE DOWN HEADS OUT. IS DOMIN’/ iConnecticut made its promises support for "the increased use compensatory education to COMPLETE PROTECTION by offering a 100% Discount on FOR/ “ FOR NIXON DOG? jlapi^ June,.,.-before the of buses as a solution to improve inner city schools . . . Parts and Labor should any of these annoyances occur .within OR TAILS FOR Teappoftionmenl situation had transportation problems” "We favor universal access % /YICGOVERN/ Iclarifi^, before the Democrats which may have a bitter taste for those who want to enter the first sixty days. fhad nominated: George for people afflicted by the institutions of higher education, M. % McGovern for president and recent bus service troubles in are able to make reasonable ' V fhefore the Nixoii landslide several cities. progress after enrollment and And in addition should something go wrong after the sixty day which gave this state iti first But most of the tangible can benefit from attendance.. . GOLD deadline or when you are away — there is a 25% Discount W o T -Rei^ublicah legislature in 16 pledges appear to be within "Priority consideration will .years. . , reach of the Republican regime be given to child Welfare and awaiting you at all particip^ating Lincoln-Mercury Dealers. ■GU^iVi/— » The GOP state platform was next year. day care . . . CREST adopted at the party state There are some of the cotton “Special efforts will be made USED CAR convention in Hartford June 24. candy variety — taste sweet, to help solve the problems of WINTHROP BYDICKCAVALLI (Connecticut’s Spanish-speaking If you don’t think we’ve thought of everything, just take a look MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY It p r ^ b ly had no more effect look good, but have little solid on the election than it did on the substance. and Indian populations . . . at the Fourty-Eight Point List!! I 1 LOVE TO ^ d o n Y m is s a n y phases'Df the moon. “We reiterate our goal of a “Reform of the state’s wArT m uDTZ, H/VE CRACKERS C R U ^^B S ~ I No one expects platforms to decent standard of living for unemployment compensation Note-Guarantee Is (jtood Only On Designated "Gold Crest’’ Used Cars... a n d /w l k p e f o r e NEED A ©OOP decide elutions. But they are, all, while reinforcing the system to close loopholes . . . 1. Engine Block 13. Radiator Core 25. Conv. Top Mechanism 38. ’Transmission Oil Cooler I RETIRE, BUT NIGHTS SLEEP nevertheless, a sort of traditional American spirit of improvement of job safety . . . 14. Fan Belt 26. Power Steering IT DOES BECOME collective vow which can be self-reliance and self-respect," establishment of a state 2. Cylinder Head(s) 39. Transmission A BOTHER. ^ useful as a reminder when the the platform said. It is as development bank . . . help 3. Internal Engine Ckimponents 15. Horn 27. Power Brakes 40. Differential time comes to fulfill vows. That difficult to enforce such a state­ returning Vietnam veterans 4. Carburetor 16. Turn Signals 28. Parking Brake 41. Locks and Latches time for the GOP arrives next ment as it is to disagree with it. find employment . . . 5. Fuel Pump 17. Lights 29. Brake Shoes 42. Front Suspension For the record, here are ‘‘We propose long-range 30. Brake Cylinder year, in the second half of Gov. 6. H eater Core 18. Battery Cables (Except Pneumatic) Thomas J. Meskill’s term, with some of the more substantial landuse planning . . . the 7. Heater Hoses 31. Brake Hydraulic System 43. Rear Suspension the arrival of the new General planks that observes will keep Republican Party strongly 8. Heater Control Valve 19. Voltage Regulator 32. Wheel Bearings (Except Pneumatic) renews its pledge to fight any Assembly. in mind during the coming 9. Heater Motor 20. Generator 33. Windshield Wiper Motor 44. Shock Absorbers When the Republicans wrote legislation. Democratic attempts to wrest 21. Distributor control of planning and zoning 10. Water Pump 35. Windshield Wiper Linkage 45. Manifold noc their platform — with "We support the elimination 22. Starter 46. Exhaust Pipe C »w ly NtA, lac. TJA U4. Nl OM. ‘ considerable guidance from the of the unfairness of our present authority from our towns and 11. Radiator Hoses 23. Power Seats 36. Drive Shaft BUZZ SAWYER cities, and we assure our people 47. Tailpipe BY ROY CRANE governor’s office — few capital gains and dividends tax . 24. Power Windows 37. Universal Joints . . tax reform program to that local determination of 12. Radiator Thermostat 48. Muffler I MOW y WONDERFUL, «U T AND ANOTHER MAH SIVE CHASE. MZ B TRIPPED: suspected that the opportunity MY P U R S E relieve the tax burden on in­ these matters will be protected. m s miamiA hit i 'm g u 6 *^THE PURSE SNATCHER K lOST iN THE CROWD. CAPTAIN EASY B Y CROOKS & LAW RENCE for, fulfillment was just around CHRIS? TO BE HOME. the comer. dustry .. . tax reform program “A criminal justice division Yet the document was so to relieve the burden on the should be created . . . we support the creation of a f WHAr MIMIN6 IT WA# HUACKBP I MCAUgB TM ABOUT TO 5 H0W AmilLE Aao IM VDU A AIRPmSK . defender services commission cmufdrnia~a poun- with full control of the defender 1968 MERCURY MONTCLAIR MAN MIDGET 9UB . system. A chief public defender 1971 FORD BRONCO PICKUP POROCBANOGRAPHIC would be appointed . . . Recognition Tide “We propose to strengthen 4-DOOR SEDAN our weak wiretap law, to allow Turquoise, turqouise cloth Cab, Blue & White top, electronic surveillance, and to interior, 8-cylinder, Running For broaden the witness inuhunity automatic transmission, bucket seats, 8-cylinder, 4- lATlONAL AIRPORT: law. We recommend creation of power steering, AM radio, VASHINSTON, P.C. I a criminal investigation force . FACTORY AIR wheel driven AM radio. East Germany . . serious consideration should CONDITIONED. L _ , l' I U be given to some form of <1395 <3095 BERLIN (AP) — For years pretrial detention for drug A L L E Y OOP BY V.T, HAMLIN Iran took the step last week. almost every nation outside the Sweden has declared its pushers . . . court reorganiza­ GUZ w a n t s TSEE w h a t a b o u t I bON*T THINK 1^ L ..ONCE THEY FIND CXIT NOBOCVY'S (Communist bloc chose to ignore intention, along with Austria, to tion should be of high priority.. VOU RIGHT AWA/,, THEMVN^ HAVE TO, TOKO,., WATCHING IEM. THEYIX QUIT . we favor reform or Ihe FIGHTING IN A HURRY/ STEVE CANYON the new German state cast on exchange diplomatic ms IMPORTANT/ VOU GONNA B Y M ILTO N C A N IF F current inequities in the pre­ ■■I the soil of old Prussia. Now a recognition with ^ s t Berlin STOP t M ? sent bail system . . . increased 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA r tide of recognition is mnning Dec. 21, the day of the all- 1968 FORD FAIRLANE 500 ...ONEOFHeRREADEK ' rr MUST BE MY ^ W H IC H I LOfT WE coulonT w e a k ' treatment and rehabilitation STEVE, I'm T . . AS A student’ FOOT for East Germany. German treaty signing. HASABAMGBSNtINO C0 LLS6E FRATBCNITY VWILEIWASA JEWELKV ON OUR IMPRESSED.'.. VDOtEARN&TOFLY programs in our correctional MV N/MHE,PLV»TVW CADETATKEUy Catalyst is the East-West Informed sources say Sweden 4-Door, 6-P4s8enger Wagon. CUSTOM COUPE INITIATION PIN. UNIFORMS, SO I UPSIDE DOWN? institutions . . . FIELD IN TEXAS CARRIED IT IN MY J German basic treaty of nor­ hopes to untangle Swedish White, red vinyl Interior, 8- Black vinyl interior and top, "We pledge to maintain the POCKET... malized relations to be signed property that East’ Germany cylinder, automatic 8-cyllnder, automatic compensation and related ncurt week. Chancellor Willy took over following the German tYansmIssion, power transmission, power benefits of state employes in i^andt’s government gives up a collapse in World War II. steering,. AM radio. steering, power brakes, AM line with those of workers Bonn claim to speak for all the radio, FACTORY AIR postwar Gemnans, making East Austria, neutralist and often holding comparable jobs in <1195 CONDITIONED. Germany an equal on German pressured by the Soviet Union, private indus^. ta-ll soil, hi rehim, Brandt is able to also hopes for special benefits. ‘‘The GOP favors the come away without formally West German accounts say formation of a broad-based 2,000 E ast Germ ans with transportation fund as a viable SGT. STRIPES... FOREVER recognizing the Communist BYBILLHOWRILLA regime. "second" Austrian passports alternative: tq the highway fund want to leave East Germany. \^JleLU.:WO ABB £

»Y PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER E V ^ G HERAU>. Ito n riw ^ r, Comi.. Mon., Dec; 11, 1W2 Pack Back in Playqff; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,*Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 11, 1972 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Sf 49ers in First Place, Dolphins Just Stejp Away Steelers Game Ahead of Cleveland in From Football Perfection NEW YORK (AP) — The Pack is back—mainly back in set up Lane’s score, then throttling a Minnesota drive by two Roman Gabriel touchdown .passes — but Ca^i^|nal8’ the playoffs. San Francisco is back in first place. picking off another pass at the Green Bay 18 on the last Roy Gerela kicked the Steelers into the NFL playoffs for me first time in their history with field goals of 24,39 and quarterback Jim Hart outshone him with a cdiq)tepf big NEW YORK (AP) - The League history. No te E u n in a season. Shula’s 1968 tack. Jim Kiick, unhappy as a fuilfledged Pittsburgh is back, a game ahead of Geveland. And Miaini play of the period. plays. One was a 30-yard scoring strike to Walker (Sfflette, Miami Dol{4iins, one step since the 1942 Chicago Baltimore (}olts were one of over playing less this year star. “Either One could be ... well, the Dolphins are vrtiere they’ve been all National In Sunday’s other action, San Francisco silenced Atlanta 13 yards against the Oilers, the only r^sal offense Pittsburgh had because of the loss, due to a dislocated the other an NFL-record 98-yard pass play to Bobt^iiloore from unprecedented pro Bears, who wei(& 11-0, has the other four. than last, made 69 yards and All-Pro candidates if theyii Football League season. 20-0. Pittsburgh slipped past Houston 9-3, Miami downed finger, of quarterback Terry Bradshaw. that set up Donnie Anderson’s one-yard touchdd^]iirun. football perfection, worry gone through a regular Shula broke into a grin, Csonka settled for 30. played all the time,” he "We deserve the championship. Green Bay Coach Dan the New York Giants 2M3, St. Louis upset Los Angeles 24-' Greg Lwdry’s third touchdown pass of the dky^'a 37- mainly about being caught season unscathed. like a man who doesn’t Elarl Morrall, still the No. said. “There’s no feud. ’The Devine said after his Packers had gotten just that — the 14, Detroit tied Buffalo 21-21, Kansas City beat Baltimore “I’m always prepared — that’s my job,” rookie Joe yarder to Ron Jessie, boosted the lions into a tie with the daydriuuning. Miami’s American Foot­ believe in jinxes. 1 quarterback—although press keeps trying to championship of the National Conference Central Division, 24-10, Denver shellacked San Diego 38-13, New England Gilliam said after he took over for Bradshaw and guided Bills while Len Dawson tossed for touchdowns of l|v ard s "’The only thing that can ball Conference East Divi­ “Next week we have Bob Griese is bac^ from an promote one, but it’s not their first title since 1967 when they were in the Vince defeated New Orleans 17-10 and Chicago topped Pitteburgh within Gerela’s range twice in the second to Wendell Hayes and 25 to Otis Taylor in the i^ e f s ’ beat us,” said Larry Csonka, sion champions thumped the Baltimore,” he said, "and ankle injury—lo o ^ a 34- there. Merc and Jim get Lombardi era. Philadelphia 21-12. On Saturday, Cleveland edged Cincin­ period. Joe Greene took care of the defensive chores, triumph over the Colts. J the muscular fullback, "is New York Giants 23-13 Sun­ we won’t have any trouble yard scoring pass to along flne.” They literally brutalized Minnesota in the second half nati 27-24 and Dallas turned back Washington 34-24. sacking Dan Pastorini four times for 3i yards in losses! getting swelled heads.” day for victory No. 13 Eind getting up for that.” Warfield and Ut nine Csonka also bristled at Sunday, holding the Vikings to a mere five offensive plays Tonight, the New York Jets face the Raiders in Oakland. The Dolphins beiame only the fifth club in NFL history San Diego coughed up the ball three times in tlt&third “That’s right,” agreed need only to beat the Shula realizes that the for 171 yards. suggestions of black-white and turning a 7-0 deficit into a 23-7 crunching spearheaded The 49ers made a pair of Bruce Gossett field goals stand to win 13 games in a season —• and moved within one vic­ period and the Broncos turned them into a field and Larry Little, the 265-pound Baltimore Colts next Sunday Colts-Dolphin series has ’The 36-year-old Morrall, a troubles. “Just because one by running backs John Brocklngton and MacArthur Lane up for three periods, then broke things open against Atlan­ tory of the first perfect season since the 1942 Chicago two Charley Johnson-to-Haven Moses touchdown Jesses all-pro guard who opens the In the Orange Bowl to com­ known devout bitterness former Giant, former Lion of them happens to be black and rookie defensive back Willie Buchanon. ta with a pair of Ken Willard touchdown plunges as they Bears did it in an 11-game schedule. for their rout. Jim Plunkett found Reggie Rndter on holes for Csonka and the plete a perfect season. since he quit at Baltimore in and former Colt, has been and one is white, some of the Brocklngton became the league’s first player to rush for moved half a game ahead of the Falcons. Mercury Morris ran for 98 yards against the Giants, 12 of scoring passes of 31 and 25 yards to enable the Patriots to other Miami ruiuiers. “We “We’re proud to be 13-0,” 1970 to move to Miami as magic for Shula. Counting press want to make it Into a 1,000 yards in each of his first two seasons as he churned up "We already knew what we had to do,’’ San Francisco them on a scoring sweep, and Paul Warfield caught four beat the Saints and end their nine-game losing Sftitk And have the confidence to win said Coach Don Shula, who their association at racial thing. Again, it just 113 yards against the Vikes. And Lane added 99 yards, set­ Coach Dick Nolan said as his team faced playoff elimina­ passes for 132 yards, including a 34-yard touchdown toss Chicago quarterback Bobby Douglass fan foj^ two them all....But you get molded the Miami Baltimore, Earl is 365 as a isn’t there. These are ting up the first of three Chester Marcol field goals with a tion. Then, looking ahead to a final game against from Earl Morrall, to offset a pair of Ron Johnson touchdowns to pace the Bears past the Eagles, caught taking anyb^y light­ powerhouse. “We were No. 1 quarterback for Shula. classy, intelligent people 37-yard dash and scoring later from three yards out. Minnesota, one which the 49ers must win to assure touchdown runs. Garo Yepremian also booted three field If the Jets lose tonight, it’ll assure the Browns 6f% least ly in this league, and you’re worried about the 13 jinx, As for Griese, the All-Pro who ^ p l y don’t like sitting Buchanon took charge in the third period, first intercep­ themselves of the NFC West title, he added: "We’ve been goals as Miami took advantage of six New York turnovers. the AFC “wild card” playoff berth— although Gdvbland is whipped.” and all those other jinxes.” quarterback last season, on the brach. Anybody who ting a Fran Tarkenton pass and running it back 25 yards to in this position the last two years.’’ The Rams, falling a game back of the 49ers, scored on still in the running for the Central Division title. There’s never been a 14-0 Miami is only the fifth Shula said, “His physical likes the bench should find Dolphins* Mercury Morris bn the Move team in National Football club in NFL history to win 13 N) status will determine if we another line of work.” A Giants* Defenders Failed to Stop Miami Ace consider using him next Shula called a half-flubbed week.” punt by Dick Anderson the Umbrellu t^nncers in End Zone Share interest National Hockey League Griese still has a notlcable “key play.” The ball, which limp. Shula won’t say who went end-over-end, hit Giant will play when both Griese lineman John Mendenhall in are Rolling B o w l i n g coach-vice president-part and Morrall are 100 per cent th e head and Miami owner. healthy. recovered, setting up a Garo Patriots Finally Snap Difficult Night Miami’s beating of the New York, its “wild card” Yepremian field goal that At Amazing Pace MOUNTAIN DEW - Paula Giants won’t go down as a playoffs hopes killed Satur­ put the game out of reach at Sullivan 214-486, Roberta Bixby classic. It was a Yankee day when Dallas beat 23-13. 10-Game £iOss Skien BOSTON (AP) — ’The mighty Boston Bruins are rolling 175, Vivian Price 187-477, Mae In Pop’s Life Stadium mudbath that saw Washington 34-24 to lock up “It was just a^ wedge at an amazing pace in making up ground spotted the Mon­ Larsen 178-469, Mary Botticello the Giants botch a gutty ef­ the spot, dropped to a 7-6 shot,” said Ajideirson, filling NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Reggie Rucker during a two treal Canadians and the Ne,w York Rangers early in the 180-490, Marilyn Hewinson 177- NEW YORK (AP) - “I hoped,” said Murray Dryden, fort with four fumbles and record. In until injured punter Larry There was no way to keep minute span late in the se­ National Hockey League race. 192-535, Dottle Whitehead 201- ‘that it would end in a scoreless tie.” two interceptions. Csonka crunched the .Seiple returns. “A wedge scQte,, but most seemed to cond quarter to provide all “We’re getting balanced scoring from all our lines,” 506, Terry Cordile 178-469, Lois It is hard enough to be the Mercury Morris romped rumor of sour feelings over shot: that hit^lie pin.” agree that it was a tie Ctoach TNew Orleans Saints. measure. gets only one assist in a game like that. That’s almost un- 143-350, Stan Jarvis 142-370, difficult Sunday night by facing , There they were, driving Quarterback Archie Man­ t)i^UiGVdblG John Aceto 141-350, Rollie each other in a National Hockey lor' a possible tying ning got the Saints going one Veteran Ken Hodge, the right wing on Eposito’s line, G uillotte 140-373, Warren League game. Gi WVEAR touchdown in the closing Tfib.. latter part of the eaimed the third hat trick of his eight-year NHL career Chandler 137, Gene Phaneuf Dave, the older brother, won fourth quarter was a throw­ time when they put together 377, Roy McGuire 362, Nick 4-2 as the red-hot Sabres rolled minutes of the game, but the an 80-yard drive to open the with his 13th, 14th and 15th goals. back to tlAkrOld days when Twerdy 361, Hank Michaud 361, to their fourth straight vic­ fans seemed more in­ second half. Wide receiver Don Marcotte, the left wing on a so-called checking line Les CMstensen 360, Leo Foglia tory—longest string ever for terested in a couple of im­ Saint fans went to the park with Gregg Leppard and Terry O’Reilly, equalled a not really expecting their Danny Abramowicz took a 359, Henry Frey 356, Rick Buffalo. It was only the fifth promptu dancers perfor­ 26-yard pass from Manning career high with his 14th and 15th goals. Linemates Fred loss all season for the team to. win, but determined Breen 354. ming in the blazing sun un­ for the only New Orleans Stanfield and Johnny Bucyk each chipped in with a goal, Canadiens, who saw their East der bobbing umbrellas in the to have a good time despite touchdown. udiile rookie Fred O’Donnell, playing on a makeshift FRIENDSHIP MIXED - Division lead over the New end zone stands. the pessimistic outlook. fourth line, contributed one. Vaughn Sherwood 209-203-560, York Rangers and Boston 2nd Price Coach J.D. Roberts, in his T«eVi Happy Feller had kicked John Wilks 213, Lnrry Curt! 200, Bruins shaved to two points. (A P p in to ) That final, desperate Saint ’The victory enabled the Bruins to move to within two I drive stalleid and the New second full year at the Saint the Saints to a 3-0 lead in the (AP pboto)j points of the Canadiens, who lost to Buffalo 4-2. Boston is Bruce Moquin 565. The Rangers w hipi^ their when you buy one i|S MlapArthur Lane of Packers Upended helm, is a serious type, not suburban rivals, the New York ' ' * <■ AuiaguuivtEngland APatriots auivto went away first quarter with a 30-yard High Flying Act in Pittsburgh tied with the Rangers for second place in the NHL East, II given to much levity. field goal. but the Bruins have played one less game than their rivals. Islanders, 4-1 while the Bruins tire at regular price. Vikings* Jeff Wright, on Ground, Made Tackle ® “ Franco Harris Races Past Leaping Bob Atkins of Oilers stretched their unbeaten streak , ~ first in ten weeks. That attitpde, somehow, It was the first head-to- Marcotte’s goals on passes from O’Reilly were offset by seemed to kpill over to the to 12 games with an 8-4 romp The Saints had been' head meeting between a pair ol tallies by Marshall Johnston, a 31-year-old former Skiing over California. In other •>^favolred lo phints^the' f faiu te f .th ^i^st two years Plunkett and Afonning—pro University of Denver star who was switch^ from defense games, it was Philadelphia 5, first time since who knows and they’ve' taken their football’s top two draft VAL D’ISERE, increase Lead in Hockey Richer Purse to forwai^ tills year, France—Pamela Behr, a 16- Toronto 2; Chicago 5, when—and the apathy by the hopes of winning seriously. choices in 1971. Stanfield put the Bruins ahead to stay with his 10th goal Minnesota 1; St. Louis 5, Atlan­ It was if those hopes were S t a n d i n g s year-old from Germany, posted The Colchester Jets - int %ighmd Hockey League action 64,889 faps in Tulane Plunkett won the battle HARTFORD (AP) — The at 17:47 of the first period while both teams were a two-round clocking of 84.35 ta 4; and Detroit 3, Vancouver creased their lead and the East! V Sshirday.'The Jets defeated the Stadium as tbd final seconds fatally dashed as the home and the war and in so doing Greater Hartford.,.Open will shorthanded. Bucyk connected for his 12th at 7:08 of the se­ seconds for a IMt-second victory 3. Hartford Canadtehs mewed into. Flyers, 5-1 and the ticked off was epitomized by team stumbled to defeat at enhanced the Saints’ have a richer purse'^m e next Pro Football Milwaukee 19 9 cond period and Hodge added his first two goals. It over France’s Odile Chalvin in Buffalo used third period XG"78 goals by Jim Lorentz and Rick second place in the standings as Cihadlans buried the Hartford the hands of one of the few chances for getting another Labor Day, according to the K. C.-Omaha 16 15' mattered little that Johnston got his third goal and first hat a World Cup event. a result of Southern New Huskies 9-3. intereri in the end zone NFL Martin to beat the Canadiens. teams in pro football it was high draft choice next sponsoring Greater Hartford Detroit 13 14 VAL D’ISERE, France- dancers. Jaycees. East trick at 15:57. The victory extended the supposed to be capable of January. Pacific Division Reinhard Tritscher of Austria .Check your The purse has been raised W L T Pet Marcotte and Hodge are piling up goals this season with Sabres’ home ice unbeaten •votaswsoCH or AMiaioa, m c . beating. flashed from 45th position to New Orleans is 2-10-1 Miami 13 0 0 1.000 Los Angeles 23 4 .858 ! the help of new assigmnents. Marcotte, used mainly as a streak to 15 games and gave from 1125,00 to 3135,000. The Golden State 17 10 ,6^ ! triumph with a 2-minute, 11.89- Quarterback Jim Plunkett heading into next week’s group did not say in its an­ NY Jets 7 5 0 .583 penalty killer in the past, is taking a regular turn, while Dave Dryden his first victory size and price drilled two touchdown Phoenix 13 17 .4^ ! ___iiv^ second run to win the World game with Green Bay. New Baltimore 5 8 0 Hodge now is being used on power plays. Hodge has scored Rise Fri. 1 nouncement Sunday where the .385 over his kid brother. ■ laeh w tll Whilawall* Seattle 10 22 .313 , 15Vk Cup race. iiM k w a ll W hltaw atl b . T n passes to wide receiver England is 3-10 Buffalo S a l t P ric i Salt Prlet 1 added $10,000 came from. 3 9 1 .231 five goals while the Bruins have pressed a manpower ad­ The Rangers gave goalie t h i R l p l K t l R t f . P rica N r Tire Rag- P rie s 2fie Tire 2atf T lra I New England Portland 6 22 .214, 17V4 F Iral Tire P i n t T ira N e T r r ie I 3 10 0 .231 vantage. Football Peter McDuffe his first start of H alf P rica Naif P rice Central Sunday's Games'' N t r i r i 1 TTie Bruins, who defeated the Flyers in Philadelphia 4-3 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.- the season and whipped the Pittsburgh 10 3 0 .769 K.C.-Omaha 30, Atlanta 115 Islanders with little trouble. A78-13 — $25.95 $12J7 $30.45 $1SJti $1.86 1 Golden State 103, Cleveland Saturday night while playing three games in four days, got Chuck Mills, for the past six Cleveland 9 4 0 .692 Power play goals by Bill Fair- 7.00-13 - $29.65 $14.82 $34.15 $17.07 $1.95 1 100 a breather today. They put their unbeaten string of 11 vic­ years the head coach at Utah Cincinnati 6 6 0 .538 baim. Wait Tkaezuk and Ron B78-14 6.45-14 $27.20 $13.61) $31.70 $ i 6 . n $2.00 Seattle 110, Phoenix 102 tories and a tie on the line against the Sabres at Buffalo State, signed a contract to Bowl-Game Countdown Houston 1 12 0 .077 Harris kept the Rangers in con­ E78-14 7.35-14 $31.00 $18.60 $35.50 $17.75 $2.24 Los Angeles 137, Portland 101 Wednesday n i^t. coach Wake Forest University. West trol. F78-14 7.75-14 $32.75 $18J7 $37.25 $1SJ2 $2J9 Oakland Only games scheduled 8 3 1 .708 Detroit halted a four-game G7B-14 8.25-14 $35.80 $1741) $40.30 $20.15 $2.56 Kansas City 7 6 0 .538 losing streak by tying Van­ Starts for Collegians ABA H78-14 8.55-14 $39.25 $18.82 $43.75 $21.87 $2.75 San Diego 4 8 1 .346 East . couver but the Red Wings lost 5.60-15 - $27.00 $13.50 $31.50 $15.75 $1.73 Denver 4 9 0 .308 W L their leading scorer, ^ r c e l GB F78-15 7.75-15 $33.55 $18.77 $38.05 $19.02 $2.43 NEW YORK (AP) - The condition to The other major games find Arizona National Conference Carolina 19 12 Dionne, who was suspended the bowl games—and with them State and Missouri in the Fiesta Bowl East Kentucky 16 12 after an afternoon practice. G78-15 8.25-15 $36.70 $18.35 $41.20 $20.60 $2.63 college football’s national cham­ Dec. 23, West Virginia vs. North Virginia 18 15 Gary Domhoefer fired three H78-15 8.55-15 $40.20 $20.10 $44.70 $2245 $2.81 pionship—is under way. Carolina State in the Peach Bowl and Washington 11 2 New York 12 15 goals to lead Philadelphia past J78-15 8.85-15 $43.50 $21.75 $48.00 $24.00 $3.01 Dallas 10 2 Toronto. It was the third hat l e a d s t 9 a n o t h e r . The regular season came to a close Memphis 1 0 2 0 L78-15, 9.15-15 $47.10 $23.55 $51.60 $29.80 $3.16 . Tampa vs. Kent State in the NY Giants 7 6 trick of Dornhoefer’s NHL 3 WAYS Tp CHARfiUE • Our Own Cwtomer Credit Plan Ill-* Saturday with one last game as 16th- West -single or Double Whitewell Tangerine Bowl on Dec. 29, Louisiana St. Louis 3 S career. it Metier tfharza e BankAmarleerd ranked North Carolina turned back Indiana 18 12 .600 State-Tennessee in the Astro- Philadelphia 2 10 Utah 17 14 Chicago moved into first stubborn Florida 28-24 thanks to a late Bluebonnet Bowl and North Carolina- Central Denver 14 13 .511 2 place in the West Division by touchdowiH-Sanuny Johnson’s third Texas Tech in the Sun Bowl Dec. 30 Green Bay 9 4 .692 San Diego defeating Minnesota. Stan of the game—and an even later call 14 19 .tM 5> and Nebraska’s defending but only Detroit 7 5 .577 Dallas 10 16 .3i6 6 Mikita and J.P. Bordeleau with just 13 seconds left that nullified ninth-ranked champions against Minnesota 7 6 .538 Sunday's Games clicked for first period goals 76 an apparent Florida scoring pass and Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl on Chicago 4 8 .346 Memphis 114,’ New York 96 seconds apart to give the Black ruled it an incompletion. West “ Hawks a lead they never sur­ G O O D ^ Y C A R New Year’s Night. Only games scheduled Elsewhere, the four NCAA College In Saturday’s College Division San Francisco 7 5 1 .577 rendered. Division regional titles went to Atlanta 7 6 0 .538 Pro Hockey Phil Roberto scored a pair of bowls, Louisiana Tech smothered Los Angeles 6 6 1 .500 goals to lead St. Louis past f Louisiana Tech, Massachusetts, Tennessee Tech 35-0 in the Grantland NHL Atlanta. Roberto’s second goal Tennessee State and North Dakota New Orleans 2 10 1 .192 H ALL TIME CffiEAT CHmSIMAS Rice Bowl at Baton Rouge, La.; Saturday's Games East came into an empty Flames net while East Texas State won the Massachusetts whipped Cal-Davis 35- Cleveland 27, Cincinnati 24 W L, T Pets National Association of Inter­ 14 in the Boardwalk Bowl at Atlantic Dallas 34, Washington 24 Montreal 17 5 7 41 collegiate Athletics crown. City, N.J.; Tennessee State beat Sunday's Games Boston 18 7 3 39 NY Ranger 18 8 3 39 SONGS milNEEXCLDSiVE The first of the 11 major bowl Drake 29-7 in the Pioneer Bowl at Kansas Qty 24, Baltimore 10 .Prompt Denver 38, San Diego 13 Buffalo 14 8 7 35 KARA4ANN GHIA games takes place one week from Wichita Falls, Tex., and North Dakota tonight when Iowa State meets San Francisco 20, Atlanta 0 Detroit 11 13 3 25 Dependable COUPE outscored Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo in Toronto 9 14 5 Georgia Tech in the Liberty Bowl. the Camellia Bowl at Sacramento, Chicago 21, Philadelphia 12 23 Green Bay 23, Minnesota 7 Vancouver 8 17 4 20 Buying (OLLECTOirS ALBUM The successor to Nebraska as national Calif. NY Island 3 21 2 champion, though, should come from St. Louis 24, Los Angeles 14 8 Service Delaware’s national College Divi­ Detroit 21, Buffalo 21, tie West either the New Year’s Eve Sugar Chicago 14 Great Artists Sing Your Favorite Holiday Songs --F sion champions turned down a Miami 23, Few York Giants 16 9 2 34 (A P photo ) FOR YOUR Bowl between second-ranked postseason invitation. 13 Minn. 15 11 3 33 For a Real Old Time Christmas in Your Home 412 W A G O N Philadel. Gang-up Tangle at Goal Mouth in Chicago LATE MODEL Oklahoma and fifth-rated Pehn State, East Texas State shaded Carson- New E n g lan d 17, New 13 12 4 30 CAR OR TRUCK Enjoy Goodyear's "Christmas Is” Album or the New Year’s Day Rose Bowl Newman 21-18 in the NAIA title game Orleans 10 Los Angeles 13 12 4 30 Hawks* Bill White (2) can*t Score Against North Stars between No. 1 Southern California and at Commerce, Tex. Pittsburgh 9, Houston 3 Pittsburgh 13 12 3 29 •H No. 3 Ohio State. Monday's Games Atlanta 11 15 5 27 THE HILLSIDE SINGERS FRANK SINATRA BARBRA STREISAND THE MILLS BROTHERS The controversial play in the North St. Louis We Also Trade Down Chrltlmas le... White Chritlmat The Christmas Song Jingle Bells Fourth-ranked Alabama, which Carolina-Florida game was a pass New York Jets at Oakland o 10 12. 5 25 California 4 17 6 VIKKI CARR PATTI PAGE i meets No. 7 Texas in the Cotton Bowl p.m. EIST, national television. 14 JO STAFFORD BING CROSBY from David Bowden to Vince Ken­ Sudden^Death Scores Sports Slate It’s Beginning To Look What Child Is This? Silver Belle Sunday’s Result Winter Wonderland SUPER BEETU Jan. 1, and sixth-ranked Auburn, drick in the closing seconds. Mark A Lot Like Christmas DORIS DAY THE CARPENTERS CONVERTIBLE which faces No. 13 Colorado in the Pro Basketball Premium Prices I’ll Be Home For Christmas Merry Christmas Darling Kane, the field judge, ruled Kendrick Philadeii^ 5, Toronto 2 Mark Activity in WHA JUDY GARLAND TONY BENNETT Gator Bowl Dec. 30, are long-shots caught it out of the end zone. NBA Boston 8, California 4 Today ANDY WILLIAMS JULIE ANDREWS session and the Fighting Saints for Low Mileage Have Yourseli A Merry Santa Claus Is Cornin' Eastern Conference Vancouver 3, Detroit 3* tie By The AMOcialed Prem BASKETBALL Little Chrlstmae To Town O Holy Night Silent Night, Holy Night ’ CAMPMOBILE Atlantic Division Chicago 5, Minnesota l' Ottowa’f Wayne Carleton and bedeviled the Cleveland Manchester C.C. at Central STATION WAGON W L Pet GB St. Louis 5, Atlanta 4 ' Minnesota’s Ted Hampson Crusaders 4-3. Conn. JV’s Carleton’s game-winner was Boston 22 3 .880 Only games scheduled ' scored sudden-death goals in Tueeday. BARLOW #004 New York 23 6 .793 Wwld Hockey Associatioa play his second goal of the n i^ t for Baeketball Manchester Tire, he. Few things In life work os well as a Volkswagen. New Haven Turns Back Springfield Buffalo 7 21 .250 night but Los Angeles’ Ottawa and Steve King also Maloney at Manchester Goodyear Service Stores Two Atwoods scored twice for the Nationals. Motor Sales 295 BROAD STREET Philadelphia 3 27 .100 Mike Byers pulled the switrti on Ellington at Coventry MAIN ST. ON ROUTE 30 NEW HAVEN (AP) The Both teams applied pressure Alain "Boom Boom” Caron South Catholic at South Windsor KELLY RD. and VERNON CIRCLE OPP. THE'POST OFFICE Each 'team was ahead once Central Division Tennis Alberta in regulation time. PHONE 646-0101 VERNON, CONN. American Hockey League New in the waning moments of the Byers’ three-goal bat trick tallied a pair for Qoebec'while Elnfield at Rockville PtMHM 643-1161 — Manchaatar apiece the Nighthawks 2-0 after Baltimore 15 13 .536 Open 9 a^.-9 pjn. VERNON, CONN. PHONE 875-0774 AHanUe Cradit Card Haven Nigfathawks remain six contest but neither coidd get NEW YORK-Top-seed powered the Sharks to a 5-3 J.C. Tremblay bad a goal and Lyman Memorial at Bolton the first period, and the Kings Atlanta 15 14 .517 Sat 9 a jiL'S p.m. Up To 6 Montha To Pay points behind the Eastern the winning tally. Charles PasareU of Puerto Rico four assists. Wednesday 6 A.M. - 10 P.M. Daily 3-2 early in the second period. Houston 11 15 .423 outpUyed a tiring Paudio Gon­ tiiunqih over the Oilers while GOODYEAR HOURS: Mon. - Wad. - 6:30 — Thura. - Pri. - division’s next higher team, the Carleton scored 43 seconds into Cleveland took a 3-2 lead over BASKETBALL Sunday 8 - 8 P.M. 6 6 0 na» TRUDON. he. Cleveland 9 $1 .300 zales of Los Angeles 4^, 6-2,62, Mon. - Wad. 8:30 - 0 Saturday 8 -1 Springfield Kings, due to a 3-3 But New Haven’s Ivan Rolan­ overtime to give the Nationals Minnesota when Gary Jarrett Bishop Hendricken at East TlHira. - Fri. 8:30 - 9 TOLLAND TURNPIKE AUTHORIZtD Western Conference and won the men’s slngi»t title Rt 83, ROCKVILLE Bank Amaricard Not AvailaMa DCALCII tie between the two teams Sun­ do got the tying score at 6:58 of All six goals were scored by Midwest Division a 7-6 squeako' over the Quebec scored his second goal of the Catholic Saturday 8:30 - 3 TALCOTTVILLE day night. different players. at the $75,000 Clean Air Tooma- Phone 875-2538 the final p«^od. Chicago 19 8 .704 ment. Novdiqiws and Hampson batted game with 1:34 left in the third Manchester C.C. at Middlesex hi a rebound at 2:29 of the extra period. C.C. P^E TWENTY-EIGHT-MANCPHCT»EVENm Mnn tw n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. 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In or near Paricade Trtieka-Traetors 5 Career Trades PART-TIM E, station wagon Your Five the “ inHi’ ’ away from home. son says his team ’ s 35-14 Minutemen had in the whole Licensed. Free estimates. Call one lung. Apartments. Please call 646- 633-5345. drivers want^ to drive in the i Children (AP phota ) With a five-game winning Boardwalk Bowl victory this Boardwalk routine that began 1080 after 5 p.m. Reward. Institiite town of Manchester. Outcome of the operation was to be the tqiic of a news 1968 CHEVY Van, good working I Six Grandchildren Knee Block Stops Marquette^s Allie McGuire streak and 22 victories in 25 weekend will “ make us a better last Saturday was coming hnne condition. Asking $800. Call 646- 425 Homestead Ave., Httd. Approximate hours 7:15-8:45 conference at Christ Hospital at 9:30 a.m. DICK’S Snow Plowing — starts, the Celtics hold a one- football team.” to Ambersti LOST Siamese cat, vicinity 3877 after 6 p.m. specializing in sexving a.m., 2:^3:45 p.m. We will i$ . Six ..Following Ron Robinson's (33) Missed Layup Shot The Reds said Sunday that a statement would be read, game lead over the New York MacPherson says the One of the buses transporting Parker and Lydali. If found Rockledge and surrounding Next Computer Oa$t train, must be able to drive I Great-grandchildren i and Dr. George Ballou, team physician, would be on hand Knicks in the Atlantic Division. Minutemen “ got the feeling of a the Minutemen from Atlantic please call 649:6842 after 4 p.m. 1968’ FORD pick-up Ranmr, 8’ areas, driveways, sidewalks, standard shift. Call 643-2373 ® br NtA, Its January 2 ^ ______to answer questions. Now the moment of truth is at post season game and we’ll be City to Fliiladelphia for the body, good condition. Phone parking lots. Call 643-0002. im Ik. Starts between 9 a.m.-noon. hand. ’The Celtics take off more confident for the next flight home broke down, Porsonuls-Announeomontu 2 649-^1 after 6 p.m. l« t prigrirntr *r tptralar. Dr. Luis Gonzalez, Bench’s personal doctor, was CdMctioiit CMpniM hm libs (ir Happy Birthday Tuesday for a seven-game trip, one.” ' causing half the team to miss REWEAVING OF - burns, "I told you I didn't want to see you smoking until you scheduled to perform surgery for removal of the lesion RIDE WAN’TED. Hours 8:30-5 FORD Gas tractor, with 5th moth-holes, zippers repaired. bath NOW. DAD starting in Phoenix Wednesday UMass returned Sunday from the air connectiim. were 21. You're not 21, already, are you?" Archibald, Barry detected during routine examination of players in p.m.. Depot square area to wheel, model C850, 1967, 10- L u r n with IBM’s 360— new night. ’Then follows visits to Los the Atlantic City game where it ’The group that did make the Window shacles made to * the September. downtown Hartford for dura­ speed, good condition, easily measure, all size Venetian gsneretlon computer (on pram- SALESMAN Also Angeles Friday, Portland outclassed University of flight was fogged out of Bradley tion of bus strike. Will pay. 646- The National League’s most valuable player in 1070 and converted to wrecker or blinds. Keys made while you lees) Saturday, Seattle Sunday, San Califomia-Davis to fin i^ the Field and was rerouted to 3198 after 6 p.m. otherwise. 643-1442. w Accredited by Accrediting Com­ T o sell W.T. Grant’s 1972, Bench disclosed results of the examination last wait. TV portables for rent. Bullding-Contrseting 14 Business Opportunity 20 Francis^ Dec 19, Kansas City- season with a 9-2-0 record. Providence, where it was Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- mission for Business Schools Bradford high quality W Student Aid and financing avsll- Our Cub Scout Tuesday. He underwent further testing last week. Omaha Dec. 22 and Milwaukee Looking back over the season, forced to bus home. Autos For Solo 4 1967 CHEVY Vk ton pick up. 5221. Got Hot Slowly LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - FRANCHISE is available in abls. major appliances, ALLEN Following consultation with Gonzalez and Ballou, he Dec. 23. the coach said “ ’The only goal Good ,running condition. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? new homes custom built, Connecticut. Be your own boss, * NEW: Q.l. BENEFITS ARE UP televisions, stereos, game losing streak and the decided to proceed with surgery although physicians said ‘T just want to come home in we didn’t achieve this year was Asking. $700. Phone 643-5520. SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - 25% OR MORE NEW YORK (AP) - It Goodrich scored 24. Banknrot, repossession? remodeling, additions, rec high earning potential, low sewing machines and home first place,” Boston Captain being named No. 1 in New Factory trained mechanics. L w Separate computer program­ was chilly in Kansas City Hawks’ five-game winning Spencer Haywood scored they believed the lesion was benign Honors Due Tiant Honest Douglas accepts lowest 1972 FORD F-lOO pick-up, V-8 rooms, garages, kitchens overhead. For more informa­ cleaning lines. Experience Love, J(dm Havlicek said. "W e have England. We won the Yankee & M Equipment, Route 83, remodeled, bath tile, cement tion write Teleboard, P.O. Box ming end operations courses. and Cleveland but Nate string. The Kings piled up a 32 points and grabbed 16 A large box of mail was awaiting him when he entered down, smallest payment, 3-speed standard,-style side, 8 Vernon, 872-8311. Monday- w Morning, afternoon sni| evening preferred but not essential. Jim and Karen to prove to ourselves we can Conference and we won the work. Steps, dormers. D, Lewiston, Maine. 04240. All Archibald and Rick Barry 64-46 halftime advantage, the hospital Saturday. Nurses told him that fans and well BOSTON (A P ) - Velferan anywhere. Not small loan Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, Satur­ classes. rebounds while rookie Bud Boardwalk Bowl.” Residential or commercial. inquiries kept confmential. Must own car. Many got hotter as Sunday evening despite 25 points by Lou wishers had been sending him notes and “ get w ell” cards beat the ‘Iron’ away from right-hander Luis Tiant, finlmce company plan. Douglas day 8-4. * CPI helps you find a )ob — ws Stallworth scored a season- home. MacPherson said he is disap­ Motors, 345 Main. CaU 649-4291. have one of the best piscsmsnl company benefits. Apply wore on. Hudson of the Hawks, who for several days before his arrival. made an amazing comeback in Happy Birthday high 21 points to pace the pointed that none of his players 4139. records In the U.8. to: 1972, will be honored as the $1. AN HOUR lets you go ALL Types Repairs, carpentry MOMMY Archibald scored only four took game honors with 43. Sonics over the Suns. made All-East or Little All- 196|l CAMARO, excellent shopping without your children. AMERICAN To learn H you eon qualHy, ooH: Boston Red Sox’ most valuable and remodeling — kitchens, B2I-9211 EsL 21 Personnel Ottlee points in the first quarter After his slow start, Stallworth put Seattle ahead American. running condition. $800. Phone Qarago-Sorvico-Storago 10 Monday-Saturday, 7-5:15 p.m. Love, pitcher by the Boston baseball 649-8484 before 4 p.m. bathrooms, garages, additions, but wound up with 41 to lead Archibald pumped in 19 “ I ’m the one that got in­ Call Delmont Day Care Center, W.T. GRANT CO. George, Ralph, for good with 3:20 left to writers at their 34th annual - - - ceilings. Call ^-7367 after 6. OIL GOMPlIm the Kansas City-Omaha points in the second period, dividual honors,” said the New A T T E N T IO N B oaters and 649-5531. Manchester ^ and Snoopy • | play. Dick Van Arsdale dinner Jan. 25 at the Statleiv 1968 GTX, 383, 4-speed, four campers, inside storage space PMGESSM6 MSmUK Kings to a 130-115 National eight in the third and 10 in topped the losers with 23. ‘New Faces of 1973’ England Coach of the Year, Hilton Hotel. new tires, low mileage, good RooSttg-SIdIng-ChImnoy 16 111 Ash 81.. East Hortlerd, Conn. Shopping Parkade available. For winter. Polnttng-Poporlng 13 STATION Basketball Association rout the fourth before sitting A 41-24 third-p^iod burst “ and frankly it’s embarrassing condition. After 5, 646^879. Reasonable. Cali 646-^42. Help Wonted 38 NEW YO R K (A P )- S o m e because the people doing the '••••••••••••••••••••«•••»••• GUTTERS and roofs repaired Manche$t6r Help Wonted 38 of the Atlanta Hawks. down with 3:54 left. sparked Memphis over New Michigan over Dayton 81-78 Govs over Pan American INSIDE — outside, painting. and replaced. Excellent of the “ New Faces of 1973” job didn’t get anything. When ,J971 DODGE Charger, air- Motorcyclos-Bksfeloa 11 BABYSITTER wanted while Golden State’s Barry went Golden State trailed York in the only ABA action. with 25 points while McLane 107-80. Special rates for people over 66. workmanship. Reasonable NURSES aides full-time, 7-3, you have a record like that and : WANTED conditioned, power brakes, Stay one $tep ahead of TELEPHONE receptionist, full M other works. Beginning and 3-11 shifts, experienced, him four better— or, rather, may be big headliners in ^all my competitors, then call prices. Free estimates. 646- Geveland from the outset— Warren Davis scored 10 of helped Duquesne whip Other new faces include beat teams the way we did— power steering. Dent in front EXPERT repairing all makes me. Estimates given. 649-7863. the competition. time position available, typing January. Light housekeeping. over 18, own transportation. college basketball by the Clean, Late Model 1399. and filing experience four worse — scoring exact­ by 15 points in the third his 23 points in those 12 Jacksonville 82-73' with 12 David Vaughn of Oral some of our players should have fender. $2,395: 646-4029. of bicycles including 3,5 and 10------Call 649-1362 after 6 p.m. Excellent benefits. Call for ap­ tim e the season ends in speecls. Manchester Bicycle necessary. Apply in person. ly zilch in the opening period quarter — until Barry, who minutes and finished one points and 13 rebounds in the Roberts, Moose Leonard of been recognized for it.” J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom BIDWELL Home Improvement MODERN 3-BAY pointment, Mrs. Saunders, East March. ; ’^^1962''PON'HAC CataUna $25. Shop. Meadows Convalescent Home, FEMALE sales positions open and finishing with 36 as the made all 16 of his free point behind New York’s final of the Steel Bowl. Furman, Phil Sellers of MacPherson said the decorating, interior and Co. Expert inatallation of Hartford Convalescent Home, USED CARS Good for parts. Call 646-5229 333 Bidwell St., Manchester. — Mature women wanted for Warriors shaded the To name a few there’s exterior, paperhanging, fully aluminum siding, gutters and STATION 828r2167,^ I throws, canned a ^ a lr with John Roche. The Tams Garrett, 6-11, scored 21 Rutgers, Bill (tampion of Minutemen “ hope to improve ' after 6 p.m. interesting sales tyufk. 046-2637 Alvin Adams of Oklahoma, Top Prices Paid RALEIGH Sport, 3-speed men’s insured. For free estimates, trims. Roofing mstallation and Geveland Cavaliers 103-100. 3:50 left for the Warriors’ broke a 10-game road losing points and pulled downh 11 Manhattan, Jerrell Fort of every year. If we’re not better, bike 26” , like new, used once. ASSISTANT bookkeeper, full­ between 0-11 a.m. PART-TIME Campy Russell of Michigan, For All Makes call 649-9658. If no answer 643- repairs. 649^95, 875-9109. Pleaae call day$ 563-0131, Elsewhere, the Los first lead.^He made two streak. rebounds as the Boiler­ Nebraska, Bruce McCauley we’re not doing the job.” 1966 MUSTANG, 6 cylinder Moving, best offer. 646-3098. 6362. time, experienced preferred. MAINTENANCE WORK Kip McLane of Duquesne, UMass will be losing 18 standard transmission, $375. Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. Martin Limited, Manchester HIGHLY Motivated individual Angeles Lakers trounced the more w i^ 1:04 remaining makers routed Texas Cliris- of Wisconsin, Rich Knarr of ROOFING — Specializing CARTER CHEVROLET 644-0530. Parkade. wanted for full-time real estate Ts • rtipeallliM lets s«tr 211s Uw fiisilti Portland Trail Blazers 127- John G arrett of Purdue, seniors and the coach is G IRL’S bicycle 24” , $10; laced RICHARD E. Martin. Full repairing roofs of all kinds, new Eveninp and Sunday call for a decisive 101-100 edge. tian 101-70. Fogle, a frosh, Mississippi State, John CO., INC. ski boots, size 6Vk, $10. Call 646- sales in one of Manchester’s HMclmttt Hti. tS-N. par btsr. ssasp hW Pro Hockey Larry Fogle of banking his hopes on an outstan­ rofessional painting service, roofs, gutter work, chimneys. collect 413-786-3041. tnls. FItilMi hMit, ilati sr i»isls|i, M Ml- 101 and the Seattle B ^ y Clemens paced hit on 16 of 18 shots from the Laskowski of Indiana, 1229 Mdn»ntl 1969 RED Fiat, 850, Spyder, 1351. BABYSITTER, approximately oldest, established firms. Southwestern Louisiana and ding freshman team which lost £iterior - exterior. Free es­ cleanecT and r ^ ir e d . 30 years HM. SuperSonics defeated the Cleveland by hitting 11 of 17 WHA field in the two games as the Charlie Neal of Oregon Phoiw646-6464‘ Excellent condition, 6 new timates, fully insured. 649-4411. 25 hours per week, mornings Cktmplete training offered by experience. Free estimates. and afternoons. Transportation Phoenix Suns 110-102. East James “The Fly” Williams Ragin’ Cajuns beat St. tires. New clutch, brakes and Services Offered 12 MANCHESTER Restaurant professional educator. This is a ^ lots and scoring all his 24 State, Billy Taylor of Call Howley, 643-5361, required. Near Pathmark, 646- In the only America of Austin Peay. muffler. 37,000 miles. $950. 742- C. AND G. Home Improve­ business, established many once in a life time opportunity points in the first three W L T Pts Joseph’s of Hiiladelphia and LaSalle and Donald 7478 after 5 p.m. 3963. BAKER -- All around man. Adams, a 6-foot-9 SNOW Plowing — Commercial ment. Interior, exterior Min­ Hosting-Plumbing 17 years, excellent location, good for a career in real estate. Cali Basketball Association periods. New England 18 9 1 37 Marshall to win the Bayou Washington of North for an appointment to discuss Good wages. SteadyJob. Apply freshman, paced the un­ and residential. Reasonable ting and wallpapering. Free opportunity for right man or test, the Memphis T&ma Los Angeles romped to its Cleveland 17 12 1 35 Classic. PCNNTIAC Catalina convertible, CLERK-Typist — If you type 40 this opportunity today. Ask for in person, Parkade Bakery, MO. Carolina. Attention rates. Also available as backup estimates. 228-9565, 228-3531. SAM Watson Plumbing and couple, $14,5(X). Call today for New York 15 15 0 30 beaten Sooners to their sixth 1968, good condition. wpm, you can start wook at Mr. Werbner, Jarvis Realty West Middle Tpke., whipped the New Yon Nets 17th triumph in the last 18 Williams, another frosh Vanderbilt, like Oklahoma rig. CaU 646-3467, 647-9304. Heating. Bathroom remodeling details. Philbrick Agency, Quebec 14 12 1 29 straight triumph with 18 Automatic, power steering, $110. per week. Full benefits. Co., realtors, 643-1121. Manchester. 114-96. games behind Jim who is expected to make unranked in the Associated DONALD E. Tarca - and repairs. Free estimates. Realtors, 646^00. Ottawa 13 13 1 27 power brakes. Must sell. First SHARPENING Service - Good promotion opportunities. Saturday’s ABA results: points in a 61-58 squeaker Austin Peay a power in the SNOWMOBILERS! paperhanging and painting. Call 64^3808. INTERVIEWERS - Part-time M cM illian and Gail Philadel. 8 18 0 16 Press poll, upped its record $1,000. Phone 649-9326. Saws, knives, axes, shears, Call 6^3441. CLEANING Woman wanted i!- over UNC-Charlotte Satur­ Free estimates. Call 643-0271. PROFESSIONALS and occasional employment for Virginia 101, Denver 98; Goodrich. McMillian sank Ohio Valley Conference, to 5-0 by drubbing Western Anyone interrated in forminig a Gub in tUe skates, rotary blades, (juick one day per week. Call before 11 West day night. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing men and women as opinion Dallas 129, Indiana 128. his first nine shots and scored 42 points and snared 1969 TRIUMPH TR 6, Excellent service. Capitol Equipment Teachers — Insurance Reps., a.m. 649-9(M3. Winnipeg 20 12 2 42 Kentucky 103-88 in the final Bolton-Manch(«ter area are invited to attend a GEORGE N. Converse — — Prompt, courteous service. SEAMSTRESS research interviewers. No KC-Omaha led Atlanta all ■The 6-7 Russell led 15 rebounds in leading the condition. Going in service, Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Real Estate, Direct Sales, wound up with 28 points on Los Angeles 15 12 1 31 of the Vanderbilt Classic. meeting to be held at VITO’S (formerly Villa Interior and exterior painting Call 643-1496. for men's clothing store, full­ selling. Experience with census the way in snapping a four- Louisa) \ $1,850. Call nights, 643-2836. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday and paperhanging. Fully etc., etc. WAITRESSES and female ll-for-13 shooting while Minnesota 15 12 1 31 California won the Moun­ time position available. 44 kitchen help wanted for new helpful but not necessary. Write 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- insured. Call 643-2804 after 5 NO JOB too small. Immediate Alberta 12 16 2 26 taineer Gassic by beating GHEVROLET Ve^a 1972 hour weak, all Insurance restaurant opening soon at to Box 56, Albertson, New 7958. p.m. service on service calls. Free RECftnTERS NEEDED Houston 11 15 1 23 State College Basketball Villa Louisa Road in Boltoi^ wagon, 4-speed, post, radio, Gateway shopping plaza. Route York, 11507. West Virginia 63-51, San estimates gladly given on $400-$800 WeeUy benefits, CMS, Blue Cross, Chicago 7 17 1 15 cldck, 7 wheels and tires, $2,100. TWO Handymen want a variety 83, Vernon. Apply in person. 12 Francisco downed Duke 72- MONDAY DEC. H th .\ B.A.C. Painting Co. Painting heating or plumbing. Faucets Nationally known company paid vacation. Excellent Rec Team Swimmers Sunday’s Games 875-1092. of jobs, by. day or hour. Yards, by experts, exteriors, interiors, working conditions. noon to 5 p.m. 68 in the Cable Car Classic at 7:30 P.M. repaired or installed. Water expanding operations Los Angeles 5, Alberta 3 Stags Meet Big Obstacle attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns spray, brush and roll. worked on. (Complete Excellent starting salary. HELP WANTED Long Beach crushed Puget 1967 CHEVROLET Impala, 283, throughout Connecticut, needs DISHWASHER wanted, three Ottawa 7, (Quebec 6, OT and gardener’s service. Call Reasonable prices, free es­ g systems, rec rooms, Apply to Mr. Snyder, Do Well in Hartford For any further with headers, excellent S several experienced men to hours daily, Monday-Friday. f. Only games scheduled Sound 102-70 in the Daffodil 643- 5305. timates, Also wallpapering. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & In Providence College information call: Condition. Many extras. $800. 643-0001. recruit district and area REGAL N e rs SHOP Apply Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 FLORIST Last Saturday girls and boys Gassic and Hardin Simmons Heating, 649-2871. Carpenter-fourth in the 50-yard NEW YORK (AP) - Fairfield future is the development of Mr. Duff at 649-3744 Phpne 742-8015. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also distributors. Profit sharing East Center St., Manchester. from the Manchester Rec swim took the Cowboy Gassic by 903 IWn.Si Mmdwttir freestyle (30.0) and Clare University has big plans this Phil Rogers, a sophomore who moving large appliances. WALLPAPERING and MARTY’S Plumbing and program plus unlimited in­ DESIGNER team p articipated in the 59-56 over Idaho State. 1972 MERCURY Montego $43-2478______EXPERIENCED window McDermott-fifth in the 50-yard year. broke all the Stags’ scoring Burning barrels delivered. $4. painting, interior and exterior, Heating. Complete bathroom come. Can be worked on a futi Full or Part-Time Greather Hartford Indoor breaststroke (40.2). stafion wagon, 302 cubic inches, 644- 1775. expertly done. Free estimates. cleaner, must be reliable. Call Appljr In perion The Stags want to iive up to records as a freshman two V ^ front disc brakes, power remodeling and repairs. Free or part-time basis. AVON Representatives live the 649-5334. Swimming Championships. For Debbie Cone, Sherrie their pre-season ratings and years ago but who took a year Tim Conaty, 633-7516 after 6 estimates. No job too small. Sensational for husband-wife good life! They earn cash for many of the members it was stedring, power brakes, radio, p.m. Hopperstead, Linda Lemieux turn the best start in the off before returning to play this Call 742-7438. team. For a $$$$ future and clothes, appliances, “ secret NURSES aides — experienced. KRAUSE FLORIST their first meet as the Rec snow tires, 5 months, 4,000 and Leigh Anderson shared the schooi’s basketball history into season. miles. Best offer. Call 646-1064 more information call collect luxuries,” make friends and 11-7 a.m., part or full-time. 621 Hartford Rd. Manciwatif team has recently expanded Flooring 19 have fun, too! Call now, 289- 12-13-year-old honors for the the best ending. He was granted three more after 5:30 p.m. CERAMIC 238-2100 of 237-4911. Apply Burnside Convalescent and over 100 children under the Rec team. Debbie was second 4922. Home, 870 Burnside Avenue, Fairfield picked up its fourth years of eligibility by the Bullding-Contneting 14 FLOOR SANDING and age of 17 are participating in in the 100-yard breaststroke EXTRA clean, 1966 Chevy TILE East Hartford. straight season victory against Eastern Collegiate Athletic refinishing, (specializing in the program. with a 1:17.5 and fifth in the 200- impala, V-8, automatic, power O n * C aU Private Instructions 32 HOBBY Shop needs no tosses, trouncing St. Fran­ Conference. ROOM ADDITIONS - older floors). Also specializing saleswoman Tuesday through Some of the new members yard individual medley with a steering, $500. Call 875-5496. DoasItAlU cis, Pa., 77-54 Saturday in Fair- So far he has not lived up to dormers, garages, add a level, in inside painting and paper GRANDMA Friday, 12:30-4 p.m. Call New swam exceptionally well and Church League We specialize in ceramic tile, 2:44.0. Sherrie did a fine time of field. expectations, having su ffer^ a roofing, siding, foundations. hanging. John Verfaille, M6- England Hobby Supply, 646- managed to place, although a 1971 ’TOYOTA Celica, 4-speed, slate, flagstone and quarry TUTORIAL SERVICES SALES MANAGER 2:35.0 in the 200-yard individual The first of three games But the Stags’ first real test bone chip in bis ankle during the Low, Tow prices. Bank finan­ 5750, 872-2222. needs 0610. majority of the 30 Manchester tachometer, radial tires, ^ on e tile. For complete battooom cing. Add-A-Level Dormer, 289- medley and finished second. played Saturday evening at of the season comes tonight season-opener against Southern Experienced teachers, fully awards were won by the more after 6 p.m., 643-1920. remodeling, we’U handle all 0449. Movlng-Trueklng-Btorsge 20 Active real estate office in the She was also fourth in the 100- niing Junior High saw Temple when they travel to the Connecticut State (Ollege, ac­ certified available to tutor in • Counter Waitre$$es DRIVER wanted, add to experienced swimmers. One of carpentry, plumbing and tUe Vernon-Tolland area is yard backstroke (1:14.2). Linda Beth Sholom besting Emanuel Providence, R.I., Arena . to cording to a team spokesnum. 1967 RAMBLER, 2-door vinyl most subject areas. Short or retirement income, part-time. the meet’s few double winners wort. E x p ^ worlunanship NEWTON H. Smith St Sons - MANCHESTER - Delivery - • IkiH Men looking for an agressive sales Must have own car. E-Z Day placed thyd in the 100-yard Lutheran, 43-36. The Temple- meet nationally-ranked Fairfield Coach Fred h ^ to p , V-6, automatic, good long term arrangements. was Manchester’s twelve-year- and reasonable rates. Remodeling, repairing, light trucking and package Kitchen Men manager. Opportunity to Maid Serveie, 872-3344. breaststfdke.(l:24.1) and Leigh crew was led by Glen Cooper Providence College. Barakat, a former assistant seconci car. $650. Phone 649- old Katie Tucker. additions, rec rooms, porches delivery. Refrigerators, develop your own organiza­ was fifth in the 100-yard with 19 points while Ron Bayer In other Connecticut college coach at the University of Call Mandavllla and roofing. No job too small. washers and stove moving Mr*. Smith • MaiM4|einent Trainee$ Eight-year-old Shana 'Th e Answer To Your Gift Problem! tion. Prefer a person DENTAL receptionist part- butterfly (1:17.2). added 10 markers. Craig basketball games Saturday, Connecticut under Coach Dee 643-9678 Call 649-3144. specialty. Folding chairs for Full and part-time shifts Hopperstead placed third in the 1971 YELLOW Volkswagen 643-8598 presently engaged in real es­ time, 1 to 5 p.m., four days a The 15-17-year-old girls also Bushey and Bruce Benson Central Connecticut also won Rowe, has a young team, with rent. 649-0752. available from 7 a.m. - week. South Windsor area. 25-yard breastroke with a time l i t t l e , standard transmission, tate. All replies will be kept in swam well. Beth Anderspn was collected 12 apiece for the its fourth consecutive game only two seniors on the entire DORMERS, garages, porches, Midnight. Apply in person. Experienced preferred. Phone of 23.3 and Dana Clough ndllo, best offer. 64^1064 after rec rooms, room additions, strict confidence. T. J. second in the 100-^yard losers. against no losses, defeating roster high scorer George A Subscri]Hion To The •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Help Wanted 3$ 644-2136. finished fourth in the 50-yard 5 ^ p.m. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. backstroke (1:13.0) and fourth Bridgeport 75-59 for Groom and ’Tom Duffy, Dressmaking 22 backstroke (22.8) CARPENTER available, (jays, siding, general repairs. (Qualify in the 100-yard butterfly South Methodist slipped past Manchester Evening Herald 1964 RAMBLER CHassic wagon, LEGAL secretaries — Good TR A IN now, start work in Bridgeport’s first loss. The Groom, who averaged almost evenings, weekends. Additions, workmanship. Financing SRANDMA In the 9-10-year-old group, (1:27.1). Amy Johnson placed a strong South Glastonbury rebuilt engine, good tires, & 0 . CUSTOM made ladies dresses, typing and shorthand January, high commission P u ^ le Knights have two vic­ 20 points per game in the Stags’ alterauons, repairs. No job too available. Enomy Builders, MATURE man for p<>rter, full­ i Wendy Johnson did th 50-yard third in the 100-yard butterfly array, 42-37. Ed Ellis and Steve suits. Bridal gowns and veils. necessary. Will accept trainee. SEVEN KETTLES showing line of beautiful home tories. first three outings, went A Gift For The Whole Family For The 1971 Toyota CaroUa, like new, small. Free estimates. CaU Inc., 643-6159,- 872-0647, time, excellent benefits. Apply freestyle in 32.5 and 50-yard (1:14.0). Anne McDermott Dwyer paced the victors’ at­ must sell, best offer. Call 646- Also band set fashion jewelry. Salary $135 to $140. Full set WMt H4it TwesI u in person. East Hartford decoration accessories. No It was Rutgers 86, Connec­ scoreless in the first half Satur­ Whole Year S t e p ^ Martin, 646-7295 after 4 evenings. deliveries. Phone 649-6976 after butterfly in 36.6. Tbese times swam the 100-yard backstroke tack with 13 and 11 points. 1191. 649-1133. benefits. Call 646-3M1 between Mwciisni Convalescent Home, 751 Main ticut 72, and Holy Cross 94, Yale day, picking up his first two An Ideal Gift For: Mother and Dad p.m. 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. 6 and all day weekends. were good for Oecond and fifth in 1:15.0 and the 100-yard Glastonbury’s Greg Rita tossed MASONRY - All types of St. East Hartford. 88. Other weekend scores: points three minutes into the se­ 1965 C O M E T , s ta n d a rd places respectively. freestyle in 1:05.0 and finished in 12 markers. Grandparents - College Students - TWO YOUNG married meu stone, brick fireplaces, walls, Coast Guard 68, Norwich 48; cond stanza. He wound up with transmission, needs some Bonds-StPeks-Uortgagos 27 WANTED part-time. Due to the The 11-12-year-old girls won third in both events. Anne wiU do small repair jobs and concrete steps, sidewalks. No Wesleyan 89, Bowdoin 71; Bent- 10 points. Your Favorite Serviceman work. $100. CaU 649-9354. increasing volume of mail. The all of the events, with Katie Gallagher was second in the Faith Lutheran shell shocked painting, also cellar cleaning job too small. Free estimates. ly^91. New Haven 73; Quin- A sophomore-filled bench is Over 20 years experience. After MORTGAGES, loans first CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. Independent Postal Systems of DIE MAKERS Tucker winning both the 50- 100-yard backstroke (1:18.8). Trinity in the final tilt, 53-25. and Ught truckina — ’ second, third. All kinds. Realty nipiac 70, AIC 69; Sacred Heart called on frequently by 1966 MUSTANG, yeUow with 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. America, is looking for reliable yard freestyle and 50-yard Scoring double figures for the Immediate Openings For In the 15-17-year-old boys, University 72, St. Anselm’s 43; Barakat, with staiidouts being SUBSCAlPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE black top, select shift, cruise-O- statewide. Credit rating person in the Manchester area MACHINISTS backstroke with times of 27.4 Kevin Lane was second in both winners were Lou Wellington, nnatic, v-8, radio and beater, 4 unnecessary. Reasonable. Con­ MACHINE OPERATORS to carry IPSA mail. Flexible S p rin g fie ld 98, Southern Ray Kelly, a high game scorer CEILING and ceramic tile CARPENTRY - Repairs, and 34.3 respectively. Karen $39.00 YEAR-S19.50 6 MONTHS-$9.75 3 MONTHS new tires and battery, SS.dOO fidential, quick arrangements. hours, no soliciting. Immediate Overtime and insurance the 200-yard individual medley Gary Scranton and Tom Connecticut 82; Trinity 89, MIT specialist, ooe ceUina or all, remodeling, additions, roofing. WEAVERS McArdle turned in a for the Stags once this year a ^ ' 3 MONTHS MINIMUM SUBSCRIPTION original miles, one owner. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971/ f work. Phone 646-6700 or apply (2:22.1) and 100-yard butterfly Jaworski with 18, 12 and 11 77. repaired, remodeled. No job too Call David Patria, South LOOMFIXERS benefits. Apply: second-high Saturday with 16 ★ A GIFT CARD WILL BE ENCLOSED A EhcceUent cii^tion . $99$. CaU 100 Constitution Plaza, at office, 473 Hartford ltd., remarkable 32.9 for the 50-yard (1:01.6). Ralph Cohen cdtn- markers respectively. Ken smaU. 647-9232. Windsor, 644-1796. Providence was picked for points; six-foot-lOVk Craig Hartford. Evenings, <.33-6879. MATERIAL HANDLER Manchester. butterfly and Paige Johnson peted in the 50-yard freestyle Irish had 17 of the losers’ owner, 646-4348. LA POINT the 11th spot in the Sports Moorer, finmerly from New We will train qualified applicants and you can earn while you won the 50-yard backstroke and 100-yard breaststroke and points. ’TREE Service (Soucier) — WES ROBBINS carpentry Illustrated pre-season rating, Haven’s Wilbur Cross High M G B 1969, yellow, wire wheels, MOR’TGAGES — 1st, and 2nd INDUSTRIES (35.5). Other 11-12-year-old Trees cut, building lots cleared, remodeling specialist. A(f- learn. Company paid fringe benefits. finished second in both with Games Saturday include, new top, new seat covers, mortgages — interim financing Rockvllto 878-^1 while Fairfield was listed School; and Jerry Lademan, a lEnnifttg feralii trees topped. Got a tree ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Apply t ^ y at our offices at 31 Qtoper Hill Street, girls who placed were: Leslie times of 26.6 and 1:16.7 respec­ Congo vs. North Methodist 6; $1,295. 649-1677 after 6 p,m. — expedient and confidential An equal opportunity employer among the best teams in the na­ former stellar performer Iw problem? W ell worth phone built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, or call 643-4141, Personnel Department OtisHMMi Scott-fourth in both the SO-yard tively. Bruce Lassman was Bolton vs. South Methodist 7; service, J. D. Real Estate tion as wuU as in New England Bridgeport's N o ^ Dame High 16 BRAINARD PLACE PHONE 649-3446. MFuthwiti butterfly (34.2) and SO-yard 647-9946 caU. 7424252. Assoc. 643-5129. fourth in the 50-yard freestyle Trinity vs. Wapping 8; and by lesser pre-season surveys. School. backstroke (35.6); Cathy CALL OR STO P IN: MON. - FRI. 8:30 - 5:00 - SAT. till NOON with a time of 28.3. Lutheran vs. Glastonbuiy at 9. A major “if” in Fairfield’s PAG E r a n n T f - MANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 11,1872 W tm M AiBe/at for Bah 45 FOmhhad Aparthtanta 84 97 j ^ CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. Dec. 11.1972 — PAGE THIRTY-ONE For Rant 71 LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. jtsam £U SL HouaoaPorSoh 72 Houaoa For Soh 72 Woiiihd-Rool Eatah 77 Ring bell for service. Shiners, TWO-ROOM fnmisbed apart- naent, beat, hot water, stove. 533 Main St.. 680 crawlera, ec. 144 Deming TUAtTHE MOMTMLV renovated— I- ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. ALEXANDER Street— 7-room ALL CASH for Andover Street, Manchester. Wapping REPOST BE CM HI9 refrigerator, ^ l y Marlowa, Large barn, acerage, sweeping DEAN 887 Main Street, Manchester. — ideal offices, retaU etc. Colonial in pleasing cooditfcm within 24 hours. Avoid red u _ _ Road. Reasonable. 5264618. views. Hutchins Agency. on quiet street. Three instant service. Hayes Agency, MACHINE PRODUCTS Realtors, 6496324. ' bedrooms, dressing room, THREE-ROOM furnished 6466181. 102 COLONIAL RD. CARPETS — Wholesale to you 1,100 SQUARE feet of industrial fireplace in Uving room and Public m u Hear apartment, aU utiUtles, second at our wardioase. Ih e C a ^ t MANCHE$!TER — 4 family, basement. Cheerful dining floor, mature person or couple space, suitable for stomge, or HAGLER Real Estate needs Merchantl, 1310 Tolland smaU shop. Cement floor, heat exceUent cooditioa, 4 bedroons room, family room with picture preferred, no diildren or peta. Ustlnp. CaU 6436624. Has immediate openings Turnpike, Manchester. 6464568. and Ughting available. No paint in 2 apartments, centrally window overiooking■ ■ pfMtlon of CaU 6434396 after 4 p.m. located. Hutchins Agency 60x150’ yard with' spUt rail Subdivision Rules or machine shops. $75 monthly. GOOD locatioa — 36 family, DISPOSABLE diapers, factory Realtors. 6496324. fence and lovelylo ‘ trees. ~Electric . . TWO-ROOM famished apart­ CkUl 6434837. condition not important, prefo* representatives of nglonal Day or Night Shifts irregulars, less than one-third amiUsnces, attic near heated by tenant. Private ANNA HUSINA ment, second floor, older planning agencies, the Board of Bulletin Board retail cost. Call 647-9053 PHYSICIANS or dentists ANTIQUE Colonial, Circa 1820, Hartford bus. cally buyer, 649-5451. Oorrespoodent p a w n preferred. No Monday: 6 to 8 p.m. Town •TURRET LATHE between 94 p.m. completely restored. Eight price in low 30’s. Stxnm by ap­ TU. 7426347 Health, the Department of or pets. CaU 643-0396 office, 900 square feet, flrat- Clerk at the town office M-ap ind opMtt floor offlees now available. 349 rooms, 6 fireplaces, cou n ^ pointment. Lllllah Grant, The Andovef Planning and Community Affairs and town after 4 p.m. kitchen with aU bi^t-ins. Mid R ■ _ - - building; 7 to 9 p.m. Tax Collec­ • HARDINGECHUCKERS CLEAN, dart ridi loam, five East Center Street. For lealtor, Walton V7. 'Grant Zoning Commission wUl pre­ plannen. yards, 622.50. Sand, gravel. 40s. Frechette & Matin Agency, 643-1153. M aterial was drawn and tor at Uie town office building; M-upmdoptnti Houaaa tor Rant 88 inqiecUon caU 647-9903,94 p.m. sent its proposed subdivisioa stone, manure, pool,', palpatio sand RealkHTS, 647-9993. Evoiings, developed from oU of these 7:30 p.m. First Selectman at and firewood. 64MW4. BiU Coe, 6496737. Lota-Land For Soh 73 reguIattooB to the pubUc tonight the town office building; 7:80 • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE MANCHESTER - Six-room BUSINESS and professional SCOTT ST. JAMES REALTY CO. at a pubUc hearing. sources, plus new ideas unique SilHip snd opifitt offiew, from $66. Tek^bone Legal Notices to Andover were incorporated p.m. Planning and Zoning Can- ALUMINUM sheeU used as older home fok rent. $225. THREE-Bedroon Ranch with A N D O V E R - Near lake, $1,800, The regular session of the answerinsand______secretarial s a - Of Vernon la proud to announce the eppointment of in the regulations. mission Public Hearing at tte ,• BROWN AND SHARPE MILLING MACHINE printing plates, .007 thick, Security deposit. Wolverton firq>lace, dining L, paneled Coventry, half-acre, treed, PZC will be moved from the Agency, Realtors,I, 646-281S. vices avaUable on premises. Public Opinion Andover Elementary School; 7 M hip and optnte & 3 2 ” . 25 cents e«d i or 5 for |1. ExceUent location and ample family room, wall-to-wall $3,900. ToUand, acre, $9,000. town office buUding for tonight _ Onirt of Prahata The subdivlslba regulations to 9 p.m. Tax Asseuor at the Phone 643-2711. parting. I^ u ire 647-9903,03. 94 CHARLEEN WAGENKNECHT carpedng, cedar shingles, gar­ Manchester, one-half acre, $$,- only to the Andover Elemea- ^ C U T TER GRINDERS TOLLAND near Parkway, 8- age. Owner, 646-1628. 500. Hayes Agency, 6466131. District of Minrhsrtsr wUl be presented tonight to the town office building. p.m. a resident of 65 Ambassador Drive, Manchester, as their tary School, where the bearing room older home in good e l a ­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Tuesday: 7:30 p.m. First Aid • MBSPOIT Mh* mt tunUt HOT water furnace, with local repreaentative. is acheduled to begin at 7:30. townspeople, and their opinion controls, 77,000 BTU, convector j¥crsm jiK:> tion with a c r e ^ and pond. 11.8 — Acre — Solid 8-room VERNON Course at the firehouse on THREE room office, with air m A T B OF JX. GORDON SPINNEY Following the bearing, should will be soUcited. The com- Ml btotAlt. Ml tqyal oppwtiMi(y|iRpto)rtr. t m radiators, 32’ and M ” ^wtvnsaafTjex. References, $ins monthly. P I s M call Charleen for profeaaional and courteous Colonial, birch cabinets, Colter St. conditioning, 400 square feet. $6,800111 ■ b JOHN 0. SPINNEY time permit, other PZC mislaon would Uke to hear aU of aluminum combination doors, Hayes Agency, 6464131. ■••l•tance regarding all real eatate transactions. ceramic tile bath, bora, clean Wednesday; 10 a.m. Womoi’s iSH : *c&iputies 117 E astO m ter St. CaU PanusBt to SB ordar ky Boa. Divld C business wUl be conducted and the various comments regar­ built-in tub. 643-2466,643-1442. _ 78 Windsor Ave. (RL 83), RockvUle river, swimming, fishing, Buys this high and dry 1.7 acre Study Group at the Andova cAkj ee M em o FKOM one COMPARE this roomy 3- 8282, after 8 p.m., 6434514. .. prMMtad ajNiUcanta heard. ding subdivisions srhich peojde •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ______646.2318 $45,000. Hutdiins Agency, 5&- buM ng lot. Lots of trees and 00 or boforo____ Congregational Church on Rt. bedroom house with separate U, 1672 ar bo A Year’s Work want to make. OLYMPIA studio typewriter, Wontod to Root 59 5324. privacy. Put that dream house hotrod f o r low. Hw ■ Is; 6; 1:30 p.m. Young-at-Heart at dining rornn, famUy room and KhthooS. K«____ The Commlaaion vriU take full keyboard, used very little, Apartmanta For Bant 63 up that you always wanted. The proposed regulations the Congregational Church SCHOOL BUS Uving room, basemoit, huge CUSTOM RAISED Rsncdi, 7 IM Bnafard Stmt into conaiileratioa aU the com­ like new, with stand, $95. dtO- WANTED — five or six room Eiuild from our plau or yours. Maochostcr. Oaoo. culminate nearly a year’s wort attic, brand new kitchen with large rooms, 8 baths, 5 rooms, 2 baths, paneled ments made and the points social room. DRIVERS 0881. CLEAN USED — refrigerators, apartment or house for famUy Financing arranged. ChU Jon by the board, which also FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur­ new dishwasher, continuous- bedrooms, family room, 2 carpeted recreation room. railed at a meeting following Friday: 7:30 p.m. DupUcate Male or female, part-time. ranges, automatic washers WOODLAND nished, second floor, older or of five and small pet. HOLIDAY Jennings for details. 6496306. presented new campground and clean oven and refrigerator, jdtdMBs, could be ideid for in­ fireplace, sundeck, garages, the hearing, and should it be bridge game at the church. MANAGER Must have P.S. license. AL-TEC Lancing speakers, 15” with guiu’antees. See them at B. married couple preferred, no Reasoiable rent. 2864207 days, kennel regulations two months $250 per montnu. Cali laws, barn, 6 horse stalls, 6 garden, privacy. Hutchins Saturday: 2 to 4 p.m. Art main, with cabinets. After 5, D. Pearl’s AimUances, 649 Main 649-2345 after 5 p.m. SPECIALS • • B & W a ^ Coortof Probsto ago. deemed necessary, the Experienced Apply in Person: children or pets, parking, hot Kgulation dog kennels. Agency, Realtors, ~ ' 6496324. Show at the Daggett House on 646-5879. St., CaU 643-»71. MANOR hw barrows a w allacx Oo. District of Msnchsrtsr regulatloQS wlU be amended ac­ OEM/HMvy Duty water, centrally located. Phubrick Agency, Realtors, Andover’s present subdivl- Rt. 6. MARRIED couple seeks single Rutton-HLS cordingly. Trucks EASTERN Security deposit. 6434441, 44 Out of Town- 6484100. ' MANCHESTER - Deluxe 8- NOTICE TO CREDITORS ■ion regulations are nearly 13 HAND crocheted vests, 100% PORTABLE General Electric p.m. house, UConn area, not on main Eaat et the Rhor MuKhetUr Pariude —S4S«m AU Welcom e Sunday: 2 to 4 p.m. Art APARTMENTS For Root 55 room Garrison Colonial, VA ESTATB OP MARY STBNTBLLA years otd and InI many respects BUS LINES wool, choice of colors, also stereophonic ’ ’transistor 300” road. $150 without utiUties. 742- Excfcniv* and The bearing tonight Is open to Shovrlng at the Daggett House Bolton afghans. Call 649-3751. record player. Like new. 630. O V E R S IZ E D cu stom 4- baths, carpeting, double gar­ Pursaant to an order cf Hob. David C. do not reflect the present pop­ 85 Homestead St. FIVE-ROOM Duplex, $220 ROCKVILLE — Sonny small 4- 5019. 8omoMilng for Rappa, AcUas Jute, an claimi matt ha aU Andova dtiaens, as ireU as on Rt. 6; 2 to 4 p.m. Christmas Managtf*!!l63 -2375 Evenings and weekends. 74^7478 after 5 p.m. bedroom Colonial buUt in 1973, age, q^uaiity construction, ulation and environmental con­ (Off W. Middle Tpke., monthly,monthly,, heat, stove,stove. room apartment, second floor, Emy Toate... preaeotad tothafStocian Concert at the Andover first-floor temUy room with rachara Martin School.. Hayes ^ Town-For Soh 78 OB or balore Bltrch S, 1672 or ha barrad cerns. property owners in tosro and nunsu's AUM£ aesires private Manchester) refrigerator, garage, waU-to- near center, one chUd accepted. Apartmont Bulldinga- Elementary School; 3 p.m. SLOT road race set, 15’ of YELLOW Maytag washer and For Boh 70 firmlace, large'briAt U i^ Agency, 6466131. by law. The fiduclarlta ar* The commission researched the puhUc in general. Builders, MOTORTRUCKS duty care or companion to 1 and 2-btdroom luxury wall carpeting in living room. CaU 14844331. ana dini^ rooms m o e n m l SEE BUY ANDOVER LAKE - ExceUoit those planning to buy property Special Historical Reception at track, cars and controls. Good dryer, used two years. CaU 646- security deposit. Immediate 132 Birch Sbott regulations from at least 15 elderly woman, experienced. apartments. Fdatures wall-to- custom idteben INSPECT MANCHESTER - Three view, 6-room aluminum sided In town, and developers of land the First Congregational Rocky Hill, Conn. condition. Phone evenings, 649- lOM after 5:30 p.m. occupancy. 649-4212 i MANCHESTER - 24-uniP" Minrhotfcr, Oobo oth a communities, spoke to Own transportation. 644-2376. wall carpeting, vanity tile baths, after 5. ROCKVILLE — Hi^iland Ave. with fauil&ins, 2W baths with bedroom Ranch, living room Cape. FuU basement, tranquU 08040 Church. Exit 23 off 1-91 5678 apartment complex. ’Three and may also attend. Muoleal tnatnimanta built-in ovan, range, dishwasher, large and beautiful 3Vk ro<»ns, naarble vanities, 2-car Ranch — Mancheater’s with fireplace, dining room, setting. Immediate occupancy. 53 SIX-ROOM Duplex, IVk baths. one-bedroom apartments, heat, four-room units. AU masonry Onlyjj28,900. Hayes Agency, Borioo Steotella I LICENSED mother who enjoys TYPEWRITER, console refrigerator and disposal, elec­ pverrized garage, fnU'walk-out Forest Hills, 3 bedrooms, 2V& kitchen, heated porch, garage. 132 Birch Stmt stove and refrigerator, garage. hot water, all appliances construction. An excellent 6466181. — 7 children, wiU babysit in her Silvertone, radio phono com­ EPIPHONE semi-hollow, tric heat, 2 air-condUionars, ------t wiffi — slidingi g l w baths, outstanding family Treed lot. Extras, fine hom ^or Maochester, Coon. Andover home. 6464447. Available...... “December ■ r 10th._____ including dishwasher, diqiosal, investment in prime location. doors. Many extras incimHng 08040 bination ; doll carriage, electric guitar. Standel Super glass sliding doors, all large room and ultra kitchen. Im­ ypuM couple. $28,300. Warren AUTOMOTIVE parts counter- Artist amplifier. Ampeg, Chilren accepted. $200 monthly. carpeting, pool and your own CaU for details. Hayes Agency, custom drajM, shades, washov E. Howland, Realtor, 643-1106. clarinet, Uve Christmas trees. rooms. FuU basement storage maculately maintained, this Ulan. You can earn good money sJIOBORE (Semlni- ■ . -H amplifier. _ Cal, Security and lease required. private terrace in country 6464131. wdiTer, jw , Awj|(cr«iurrefrigm tp r maa and mmore. ore. Special Events Planned working at our new modem 649-1116. area, ample parking. Starting at ~Phone 6496494190, ...... 6434692.- stone and brick home Is UCONN AREA • CINTIMATIC 4229 evenings. setting. $165. Rockland Terrace pitta view of the Hartford 146 Adams Street, old a 8-room, NOTICE OF HEARINO dealership. If you possess $175. Handy to shopping, Apartments, 872-6360, 5294586. Bualnoaa Property- centrally a/c. In low SO’s. • BRIOQBPORT HO Trains-Atheam freight and For Bah 71 skyline. Philbrick Agency, 2-story house, ideal for Terrific package for foe man whu sUla of coBoecUcut By 225-Year-Old Church thorough work habits and if you OMca-Storm Equipmant 54 schools, bus and religious DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - Realtors, 6464200. someone with large famUy and needa Ida own foop... SVk-room ranch COURT OF PROBATE passenger cars. Will sell Colonial — Eaat Hartford Court of ProbaU, District of have a provoi ability to pay • BORING MILL facilities. apartment at the Teresa ROCKVILLE — Two-room willingness to work. Some wlfo IVk baUu, flrwdace, etc. PLUS a individual car half price. CaU FIVE-ACRE business zoned Sunset Ridge area. Four hfonebsstar, DUrtrict No. 28. close attention to details, and • ENGINE LATHE FRIDEN progromatic Apartments, including furnished apartment, utiUties GEORGIAN Colonial, AH remodeling started. $18,500. leparate 10 for 90 heated tadidlnt. Ideal ESTATE OF JUDITH OLORINl 647-9376. site just off 1-86. Priced in the twin-size bedroom s, 2Vi for welding, reptirt, refinlahlnf, etc. follow problems through to • OPERATORS flexowriter, electric Model apartment open for in­ appliances, caipets and air- included, weekly. Four brick; ten rooms, four large R.H. Barry Realtor, 646-Om, OTINATTI «A / « JUDITH CHINATTI, ANNA FRISINA caroling is urged to come next at the February meeting. their conclusion, you will enjoy spection 1-6 p.m., Sunday. Other conditioning. $171 per month. rooms. appUances,pUances, yard, $115 mid 40’s for quick sale. Hayes bedrooms, beautiful entrance baths, four FIREPLACES 6494364. T:J. CrockeU, Realtor at S tt-u n or Deewoed. Sunday evening or to contact GOOD used vacuums 610 and typewriter, makes and reads Tolland Office ITMns. Date of Order, DtcomiMr 7, 1172. Correspoodent ChriBtmoB Concert Planned this job. E x p ^ n c e helpnu, PURDY CORP. times by appointment Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- monthly plus utiUties. 872-0359, Agency, 6464131. fo y e f. Two fireplaces, 2% Immediate odcupancy. Mrs. Janet McCall or Mrs. up. CaU 87^9166. tapes, for repetitive use, good Petitioner; Lenora Roislllo, Tel. 7426347 There will be a special Christ­ but we are willing to train. S99HI»wd9L 4535 646-1021. 7:304:M p.m. baths, two-car garage. Sun- Mova-in condition. Low Admlnlitratrlx; Data of Hoarlaf, condition. Also adding machine Built Iqr MANCHESTER Irene Mooney. mas Concert at the Rham High Your benefits include free pordi, in mint of o p t io n . Taxes. 20x40 In-ground Decemba' 28, 1672; T im of Haarinc, The First Congregational 64S-0000 4x8’ POOL TABLE, 6175. Phone and manual typewriter. 643- WEST HARTFORD 6;00A.M.;PUceofHaarta ” ' Nativity Scene health and life insurance, paid U&R HOUSING CORP. GARDEN TYPE - two- ROCKVILLE — Five rooms, Pliilbrick Agency, Realtors, Church of Andova U dressed in School gym Sunday from 2 to 4 after 6 p.m., 643-9410. 1442 •MTOWNHOUtESM* heated pool for spring enjoy- COVENTRY — 7-room Cape, 8- BuUdlag, 41 Oaater Street, F a the first time this y e a , vacation and holidays, uniform GBGGGBBGGBBBGBBOBBBBBBBBBBBB •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rentals by: bedroom apartment, second acre yard, appUances, $150 6464200. NEW HOMES its Cbristmaa finery, and plans p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• menL In low 60’s. 4 bedrooms, baths,18, large the Coagre|stlooal Church has allowance, SVk day woiit week. Dogt-BIrOt-Patt 41 floor. Includes heat, monthly, plus utilities.- Four- 7 unit*, 2 yMT* young, oomptoto Drive out to HAMILTON DR., Upon foe a p j^ tto c of foe pattUonar for the Christmas hoUdays this Featured will be the Rham Boata-Aeeaaaortaa 45 Antlquaa 55 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor kitchen, 1V4 baths, alr-oondltlonlng, kitchen, dining room, den, a Nativity Scene. Apply in person to Lynch appliances, carpets. $205 rooms, appliances, parking, or call us for an apt. to see for autharlty to oompromlia and' Symphonic Band, the Dance 643-2692 643-9551 carpeting, laundry fadlltlaa. fully oc­ SEVEN-ROOM, Split-level, Contemporary — Bolton U fireplace, patio, aluminum cartelD doubtful and disputed year are many and varied. Toyota,I, S4dS4S Center Street, AKC registered miniature male HOW ABOUT an antique for monthly. Paul W. Dougan. $115 monthly, plus utiUtles. 872- Urge living room with these lovely new homes, built Memberi of the Church Band, the Chorus and the EVINRUDE outboard motors, cupied. S R constructed 5-6 siding, fenced yard, and gar­ claim In favor of said aaiate aniBat tea The y e a 1971 marks the 325th Manchester. poodles, 0 weeks old, aU shots, Christmas? A good selection of Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-lOU. 0359. 7:304:30 p.m. fireplace, beautiful family on high wooded lots, some Moodiester Mnnorlal■ ■ i__ $)f SI___ ‘ * School and the Pilgrim H olsclaw and M astercraft MANCHESTER — Deluxe ^ bedroom home with 3 age. ^,500. Merrin Agency, annivenaty of the founding of Chamber singers. There is no paper trained. 875-3284. fine furniture, mirrors, lamps, 28S-SS2S room, 1% baths, wall-to-waU M aoebo^ aa per appUeaUco on fUa Fellowship bsve donated paint, trailers, sales-service. bedroom townhouse, includes bathrooms. Eat-in area In ready to decorate for im­ 6«-1180. more fully appears. the church, and there have been charge and the public is glass and china, fine old WE HAVE customers waiting STAFFORD Springs — 21 West carpet and many extras. wood, bay, evergreens, time Complete service department, heat, appliances, carpets. FuU kitchen boasts it’s own mediate occupancy. If you IT' IS OrM r BD THAT; Said many special services and welcome to attend. M INIATURE Schnauzers AKC, Columbia Graphophone and for the rental of your apartment Street, new 3-room unit in brick PEI8ER REALTY Garage, Urge, wooded lot with appUcattoD ha hoard and datarmload at and tnooey, to build a nativity TOOL MAKERS boating suppUes, accessories, private basement. $230 per fireplace. Many rooms allows don’t see your home, caU us GLASTONBURY - Zoned for celebrations held throughout no shedding, perfect for strotnberg-Carison radio in or home. J.D. Real Estate one-story garden apartment ML8-REALTOR privacy. $36,000. Philbrick the! rCourt of • “ Pmbata at foe date, time set to be displayed on the front (FMCI m *) Woolsey paints, Gerlch’s month. Paul W. Dougan and we wlU build it for you. horses, IVk acres, 6-room and place Indicated abova. Christmas guts. uUl 649-3030. excellent running condition Associates, Inc. 643-5129. buUding, total ielectrfc, range, Agoicy, Itealtora, 646-4200. serene living for the large the year. Marine Semce, 1982 Tolland Realtor, 6434535. or 646-1021. Ranch, large rec room, IVh Order of the Court lami of the church. 68,000 Residential T(^ rate plus overtime. available now. Antiques et refrigerator, disposal, family. In the low 60’s. MEHUn AGDKY MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH Family Suppa Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. BROAD Street — 1% acre baths', inter-com, /ullfu lly Church Fair Proceeds MANCHESTER TOOL CAIRN Terrier, 11 months old, Ceteras, 11-8 p.m. 115 Sbruce MANCHESTER - Newer 2- LOOKING for anything in real basement laundiy and storage, Realtors 646-1180 On Friday night there wUl be Customers Join TVA prime commercial site with MANCHESTER Ranch — Coventry. . Owner, 6336687,, 561- Proceeds from the Harvest t shed free, odorless, St. 649-5051. bedroom Townhouse includes estate rental — apartments. $125 monthly, $125 lease a family suppa at 6:20 in the A DESIGN. INC. 1970 BOAT, motor and trailer, homes, multiple dwelUnm, no modern building. Also in­ MFWOlinMIlS? Sturdy, roomy home of Fair held at the church last I bousebroken, male. Very good heat, appliances, IVk baths, fuU security. Adults only, no pets. church social room, to which all All-Electric Homes Up 130 Hartford Road take over payments. Phone 649- fees. CaU J.D. Real dustrially zoned one-story superior construction, 3 Town of kfanchester month are past the $1,000 mart with children. Ideal Chnsmias CHA RO Lane Antiques basement. $240 per month. Paul salE state CaU" " James ' J. ■ Gessay, ~ f , »^ 1 3 4 . You can be, if you hurry. 7 MANCHESTER - Large EAST Hartford — 7-room are invited. Manchester 2484 before 4 p.m. or 649-4254. Furniture, tin, wooden ware, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. masonry buUding, ideal for bedrooms 2V4 baths, very and may even go allghtly Knoxville, Tenn. — More than gift. Reasonable. CaU 10 a.m.4 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• W. Dougan, R ^ t o r , 6434535. large rooms, plus 2 baths. custom built Ranch on two customized Ranch. Four Those attending are 649.5183 glass and china. We gift wrap VERNON — One and two light manufacturing. Hayes higba, making the fair one of 68,000 reBldential cuatomers p.m. or after 6 p.m., 643-0360. WaU-td-waU carpets. AU the unusual kitchen. A real fami acres wooded lot. Finished bedrooms, rec room, Legal Notice requested to bring elth a a hot w ae added to TVA power dii- Sporting Goods 47 small items. Use our layaway MODERN 3-room apartment, bedroom apartments, one Agency, 6464131. the moat auccessful in recent MANCHESTER - Attractive buUt-in conveniences in the ly home on nearly .two acres basement and rec room with breezeway, garage. ParicUke dish a a salad, and their own tributon’ linei in fiscal 1972, THREE Beagle pups, good ilan. We will hold for carpeting,'peting, appliances, air- bedniom starting at $155, two fireplace. Two bedrooms, Uving years. WANTED babysitter for two DOUBLE traUer with two Ruj four-room first-floor apart- kitdien, family room, priced with country atmosphere. yard. Immaculate condition. The Planning and Z o n in g place setting. Following the the lergest numba In many I hunters, for » sale. .. . . Two .nales,males, iihrlstmas. Open Saturday iditioning, parking, storage, bedrooms, starting, at $190. HousM For. Solo .I'U; • .77 school-aged children. One snowmobiles, one 1971,440 ment. Stove, refrigerator, cen- right at $84,900. CaU 6496306 Stone building for- farm life Hayeiayes Agoicy,.6466131. Commission at a meeting on RepublleonB Meet yean. About two-thirdi of the one female, $15 each. Would througb Tuesday, 10-5 or ^ ap- furniture optional. HilUardSt. Features ranee, refrigerator, s u | ^ , those attending will i' school all day, one school half one 1972 Nitro 440, two covers, traUy located,d. Rmerences, no today, ask for Tony perhaps. Nearby stream for This month’s regular meeting new customen moved into all- )intment‘ or chance. ■ Hione 649-7289, 56^3850 dishwariier, disposal, waU-to- MANCHESTER - Large V Decemba 4, 1972 made the decaato a Christmas tree in day. 6:304:15. WaddeU Road n g l^ o o d Christmas gift. CaU pets. 6140. 228-3540. fishing. In the 50’a. of the Republican Town Com- electric homen, bringing the two helmets, excellent 872-3279. Route 74, halfway wall carpeting, neat included. Colonial in the Bowers School ' and location make this a rare following decisions; the social room. I A m . 646-0436 after 5 p.m. condition. CaU 875-6013. a^, great for family. w » w ^ B & w . . mittoe was attended by only a total number of such homes in between South Windsor and AVAILABLE immediately, ChUdren welcomed. 644-1330. D. Contemporary — find. Call Warren E. Howland, 8K RAISED RMICH Hangiiig of the Greens RockviUe. > four room garden apartment, J. Henry Oimpany. Four ooms a large tlw BARROWS a WAUACE Cb. CIRCLE ASSOCIATES - few members, and little the region to 080,000, or 84 per POODLE puppy, 9 weeks, R a ilb in - M U Manchester's Country Club Realtor, 643-1108. Next Sunday will be an un­ cent of all homea. MAN wanted full-time, for silver femal LANGE competition ski boots, appUances, carpeting, heat, hot backyard, walk to all schools. Just lilted, owner* off to Oeorgia... S- Approved a zone change from business was conducted. stripping and wadng of floors, lie, paiier trained. PRESIDENTIAL PUtakle-SWam area. Handsomely carpeted usually bum day at the church. 649-1116. size 9. WeU kept and taken care THE Birches Antiques, Twin water, air conditioner, $195 ROCKVILLE — 3 rooms, stove F. J. SpUecki, Realtor, 643-2121. MANCHESTER — 7-year old room home with IVk baths, big lot with “ Industrial” to “ Business I ” Chairman Jcdui Storm said 4:30 p.m. to 12 m im il^t. 6 ^ view located In one of IMIand's finer A t the reguur morning worship of. 650. 649-1047. ‘ Hills Drive, Coventiy. Hours VIUASEAPTS. monthly. 649-3978, 6434165. ~ and refrigerator. CaU 6234137 throughout, 4 bedrooms, 3 Ranch on % acres in Kenney and adopted a land use of that Mias Linda JiUson, former 4220. 'sections. Top value here at only service at 11 ;00 a.m., the Junia WORLD ALMANAC Wednesday,V, Thursday, rnursdav, and MANCHESTER after 6:30 p.m. MANCHESTER - New Usting GARRISON Colonial, 5 extra- full baths. Breathtaking view Street area. 3 bedrooms, Uving “ Business I ” for approximately vice president of the town com­ f W C T S SKIS, 200CC, Fisher super-elass $36,S00. Give uf a call and start Choir, unda the asalstance of EXTRA SPEGUU IW da^, 10-3, Stmday 1-5. Other One and two bedrooms. FOUR-ROOM apartment, Six-room older (Colonialil with large rooms, 2 or 3 bedroons. of Hartford lights enjoyable room, dining room, kitchen, 1.25 acres on Hartford Road as mittee, was again voted in to WAITRESS — experienced, packing. T.J. Ctockett, Realtor at 60- Mra. Ruth Munson, and aasiated second floor, no pets. Security ROCKVILLE — (Juiet residen­ aluminum siding. Three Urge screened porch, garage, in privacy. Beautifully layed and famUy room with raised 1577 or T(dland Office 875076. requested in the petition and that position, and no one was hours 12 noon to 4:M p.m. PeSuon.Su&19IS bedrooms, kitchen, uving room handy location, $31,900. by Mrs. Carol Howard, will par­ Small Near schools, churches deposit. Inquire 233 Center tial section, 5 rooms, newly out. In the 50's. hearth fireplace. A finer home described at the hearing, elected to serve as secretaiy. in person, Ann’s Spot, 21 for Steve. Street. and dining room, range, PU l^ck Agency, Realtors, ticipate in the Hanging of the Miniature Woartng Apparol 57 and shopping center, on decorated, first-floor apart­ in pristine condition. Call effective December 14,1932. The town committee has been StTMt, Manchester. ment of two-family, heat, hot refrigerator and dishwasher in­ Please call . Peggy Warren E. Howland, Realtor, Greats, and will_____ auo providepro Platinum bus Une. CaU anytime. GLASTONBURY - Charming qiastln g without a secretary I Northern back Muskrat coat, cluded. City utiUties. $24,900. Poodle Puppy.' Fhrht-NuraoHoa 45 DELUXE ONE - Bedroom water. CaU after 4 p.m. 872- Whitehead, 643-9886 or 643-1108. FRECHETTE k MARTIN - the morning anthem inuslc. BABYSITTER wanted for size 16-18, originally $500, will apartment, wall-to-wall 6179, days 646-1460. Cantor & Goldfarb, Realtors, SIX-ROOM older home, 3 down six-room Colonial plus separate o r vic»«halrman for the past > : Excellent Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. faculties for motner-in-law or Approved a zone change from This Sunday there will also be afternoons. Vicinity Nathan CHRISTMAS trees - Tag, cut sell for $100. Good condition. 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 carpeting throughout, complete 643-8442, 875-6244. and 8 up, completely MANCHESTER $26,500 - Six- five a six months. temperament separate office. Beautifully “ Rural Residence’’ to an infant baptism service and Hale School. CaU 6 t t ^ 9 . your own. L a»e selection. Phone 649-7643 after 4 p.m. appliances,' vanity bath. MANCHESTER - Hebron rqdecorated.ted. On dead * end room Colonial, 1% baUu, foyer, Storm said that the next and health. •••••■•••••••••••••••••••••• laiidscaped. IVk a c ra “ Residence B” and adopted a the rec^tion of new members. Spruce, Scotch m e . Wreaths. CentraUy located $175 monthly. area, Wellswood View GARRISON Cktlonial 7 years street. Handy to bus and sbop- J. WATSON BEACH 2h» t garage, trees. CaU Ray meeting of the town committee Call V. Kirfca Wanted to Buy 58 old, modern kitchen, formal - ’ -g. $29,900. PhUtwirt Agency, country club. Louis land use of “ Residence B” for Anyone who wishes to be Stanley Tree Farm, Long Hill THREE-ROOM garden R.D. Murdock, 643-2^. Apartments. 2 bedroom apart­ L im a , 643-2882, Hutchins will be on Jan. 2, the regu la dimng room, first-floor family Jtora, 6464200. REAL ESTATE CO. Realty, 6496623. approximately 2 acres at the received into the church at this SUDS ft SCISSORS Rd., off Route 6, at Andover apartment. Avocado appUance, ment, $215. Features range, Agency Realtors, 649-5324. first Tuesday of the month. It is MECHANICS Church. 7424438. WANTED —• Antique furniture, FIVE-ROOM apartment, heat refrigerator, dishwasher, dis­ room, 24’ living room with Hartford, Conn. 647-1680 comer of Horace Street and time, should contact the pastor, Route 30, Vomon vanity bath, carpeting, heat, VERNON - Six-room SpUt, planned to have a speaker for E:xperiefic«d in diiMl cngiDe rcpdn. glass, pewter, oil paintings or and refrigerator $155, centraUy posal, wall-to-waU carpeting. fireplace, 4 bedrooms, garage, RANCH, 8 rooms, large Uving BidweU Street as requested in the Rev. Raymond Bradley. hot water, air-conditioner, $175 WE ARE proud to offer this three bedrooms, baths. that meeting. Storm said. 875-7624 or 875-0496 other antique items. Any located, adults only, no pets. level lot, nicely landscaped, room and siuiDGy dining Carol Sing monthly. Inlmedlate Heat, UAts, air-conditioner in­ charming house that needs only large kitchen, one block from the petition and described at Local Plana TOP WAGES t HERTS quantity. H ie Harrisons, 643- security deposit required. 643- cluded. Children welcome. 644- 200’ frontage, $41,900. Phllbrick room with fireplac^e, 3 your presence to be a home. It’s Following a special Christ­ GHNSTMUTISES occupancy. Phone 649-3978. elementary school. Asking the hearing, effective The February meeting will be The NS (Nuclea Ship) Call Braocfa or Buitnm Manager n09, Oakland Street. 9678. Availaole December 15th. 1330. D. J. Henry Company. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200.' bedrooms, IVk baths, large pan­ lust made for famUy fun. 3 December 14, 19TO. mas Tea from 8 to 5 p.m., there Savannah, the world’s first for appointment. FREE kittens, four three- eled family room, den, garage, RANCH, living room with {31,000. LaPenta A gency, devoted to the coniidaaUon MODERN one-bedroom fireplace, modern kitchen, Iledrooms, IVk baths, fully tor, 646-2440. will be a Christmas Carol sing atomic-powered merchant S«S-»7S months, assorted colors; two, 8- Llving- Cut to Order ANTIQUE furniture, china FOUR large rooms, waU-t6- patio, city utiUties. $31,500. and discussion of candidates for apartment, wall-to-wall Bualnoaa Loeathno- IMMEDIATE dining room, paneled den, luiroed kitchen, combination ZONING REGULATION at 7:30 p.m. ship, was launched July 21, months, black, male, female. 65.00 cabinets, crank phonographs, wall carpet, gas and heat fur­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, _.ning and family room. local office. BROGKWAY MOTOR TRUCKS carpeting, range, refrigerator, For Root 87 O C C U P A N C Y beautSui part-like lot 250’ de^ . AMENDMENT — Adopted for Particlpanta will meet at the 1959, at Camden, N.J., The Litter trained. (Children spoiled Attendant - Days 10 to 3, old books. Most anything old. nished, dishwasher, disposal. 6464200. Paneled rec room in full base- 17 ROOMS Local elections for all town World Almanac notes. The disj^sal, air-conditioner, large Cozy 6-room Cape. Im­ $26,900. Philbrick Agency, Yes, pracUcally vacant 6 bedroom purpose of clarification: A church parking lot at that time Rocky Hill, Conn. house pets. 649-8450 before noon TWm* . 9R 643-6535. Available December 20, $185 ment. Newly redecorated officials come up in May of this ship was 595 feet long and Blit n , on Ml or after 6. closets, basement storage, CALL T. J. CYockett Realtor if maculate featuring large eat- R o to r s , 6464200. home on six acres in Vernon. Ha* 4Vk change in Uie text of Section 7, from which p ^ t they will go (Rear) 19 Lewis St. per month. 649-5481. you’re looking for office space. inside a ^ out.ut. ProfessionaUy coming y e a . 'The caucus for displaced 15,585 tons. An equal opportunity employer_ WANTED - Left hand control laundry faclUties, parking for 2 in kitchen, 2 full baths, baths, excellent construcUon (built In Section 8A and Section 20 of caroling, and then return to the cars, good location. 140 Hilliard From 200 square feet to 10,000 MANCHESTER - Six-room landscaped lawn. Many extras. 1625) plus a swimming pool, etc. nomination of candidates is There a e three other nu- GERMAN Shepherd puppies,ies. KEITH REAL ESTATE wheel chair. CaU 649-9752. LARGE 2-bedroom duplex, in fireplace, paneled dining Article II to add Tennis k church social room for St., $175 per month. Call square feet, noth new and u ^ . Colonial, 3 bedrooms, dining ------Priced- at ‘ $86,1—"6,900. CaU ______AUred Owner transferred, open to offers. T. J. scheduled to r March, so any clea-powOred merchant AKC, unusual, pure white, 649-1922 8464126 new 2-family, central, room, carpeting, rec room, 2- MANCHESTER Badminton Courts, Skating refreshments. Anyone who Peterman, 649-9404. 6«-1577. room, country kitchen with pan- Werbner, Owner-Realtor, 643- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. plans o r suggestions of changes vessels — the Lenin, ShtmOon Wanfd championship pedigree, bred WURLITZER electric organ convenient location■ itio with ■ • nice ■ Chrlstmasy 3-bedroom 1121, 643-7847. Rinks and Health k Recreation wishes to participate in the 38 car garage. Beautiful t r ^ y, Z < a r garage. Only $30,000. additions, etc. should be made U.S.S.R.; Mutsu, Japan; for intelligence, temperament, wanted with automatic rhythm, yard, sunken living room Ranch with cozy fireplace, Clubs as permitted uses. BALSAM Christmas ’Trees — SMALL Three-room apart­ M A N C H E S TE R — 100,000 lot. Convenient location. olverton Agency, Realtors, Otto Hahn, Germany. CHRISTMAS Shopping without and bone structure.■ 5. 1-661-666-9254.------two keyboards, and foot p ^ l s . leading to patio, plus all S HEBRON — Oversized 6-room Tag now, cut later. 2:30 p.m. m ent, on bus lin e. Heat, square feet, will divide. Sewers. $31,900. finished rec room, IVi 649-2818. the childrdn! Bal^sittmg in my 6 4 9 -^ . appUances and caipetlng, with aluminum sided Cape, on 2 plus Notice of these decisions has until dark, weekends, 9 a.m. appliances included. $110 Suitable for manufacturing and baths, attached garage. home, days evenings, hourly, basement garage. After 6 p.m.. acres. Oversized 2 ^ r garage, been filed in the Town (Herk’s .or until dark. 249 Hackmatack monthly. Older man or woman warehouse. 1-748-5634. SEVEN-ROOM Omtonporary, nr, weekly. 4 ^1 7 4 . Roomt Without Board 59 649-0311. PEISER REALTY "WE GIFT WRAP” $34,- modem kitchen, 3 bedrooms Office. preferred. Paul W. Dougan, beamed ceilings, paneling, two SOL Street, Manchester. $5 and up. 289-8628 MLS-RMitor first floor, 2 bedrooms and bath Planning and Zoning •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtor, 6434535. DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, baths, famUy room, garages. NT Aafwar la Prarioai Naalt THE THOMPSON House MANCHESTER - Available unfinished kecond floor. Commission Mail ln Your beautiful, spacious, exceUent *°° USR REALTY Sweeping views. Privacy. Mbs Fuol-Food 49 (Cottage St., centrally located, Country Uving. Must be seen at Going Places LARGE 2-bedroom duplex, in immediately, modem carpeted location, first floor, all H u t c ^ Agency, Realtora, 6 ^ raU M N T W Clarence W. Welti, large, pleasantly■ furnishedfu ■ • one-bedroom apartment in 3- CAPE, modem kitchen, formal CO., INC. $49,200. E./Tmiitten, i Realtora, FIREWOOD, seasoned, new 2-family, central, faclUties, parking, reasonable 5324. M 143-2711 Chairman rooms, parking. Chll 649-2358 family house. AppUances, heat dining room, fireplace in living Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 643-6930, 649-9890. hardwood, $15 half-cord. Free convenient location with nice rent. 353 Center St., 649-1680, Alfred Sieffert, ACB08S U V oiiM for oveniight and permanent and hot water. Security room, den and 3 bedrooms. ______643-2692 l6lChlWll,Tl6l deUvery. 872-0204 after 5 and yard, sunkeh living room 6494549. Secretary 1 Short Journey eacutcheon guest rates. required. $145. Eastern Real hand spUt shingles for siding, COLUMBIA — Spacious four- S Public 33 Maaculina weekends. leading to patio, mus all Dated this lltb day of Classified Ads! level lot with blueberries ami bedroom two-story (tolonial. oonveyahce ^knam e appliances and carpeting, with Estate, 646-8250. ACROSS Bolton Notch Shopping COMPLETELY Furnished a^^Ie _trera. „Handy location Two fuU baths, formal dining D e c e m b e r , 1972. 8 Go by foot basement garage. After I p.m., Center, 4,000 square DRY fireplace wood, $10 order, room, kitchen privileges, 6 1 are foot t w,900. Philbrick Agency, room, carpeted living room, rec Ufolandinthe 54Soufoem 6494311. FIVE-ROOM a^rtoent, first- modern building, former delivered. CaU 742-7886. private entrance and parking. Realiiters, 64642Q0. room, garage. Nice Hebrides (■*>•> floor, available now McKinney Lumber yard. Fill in th# A d Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or check, to: 13 Daughter of 35 Being (Latin) 6494358, 643-6266. MANCHESTER Four room References and security pay­ neighborhood. Dead-end street. NOTICE Cadmus BeautlfuUy remodeled home TEN-ROOMS Contemporary Lake privileges. Ideal for DOWN' apartment, centraUy located, ment, no pets, no children. improvement show rooms. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD (mydi.) G ENTLEM AN, non-smoker, Ranch with 3-room studio, over II children. Low 30’s. Petrus After 5, 646-7708. Town of Coventry 14 Sign 1 Auto 36 Go for a Qardan Produeta 50 heat included. Gas range Suitable for many businesses. IMi acres of land with a view, accessory share private home. Privileges. Realty, 13S-Tni. Zoning Board of Appeals 13 Bissall St., Manchastar, Conn. 06040 ISMr.VaUee i i Leg Joint car ride supplied. Available immediate­ Rent entire or part. 1-2234460, redwood construction. Large 2BaU-shai>ed U L e h 38 Tracks BUY your potatoes direct from Phone 643-1960, or 528-1053. FOUR-ROOM apartment. At the Public Hearing on 16 Latin con- ly. Adults only, no pets, $175 or 521-7373. Shown by Thermopane windows. Junction (pi.) 5 Poaitively 20 Designated 39 Kind of Jacket the potato warehouse. Comer of modern kitchen, appUances, VERNON — Near Partway, 5- monthly. 643-7166. ^ appointment only. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Monday, December 4, 1972 the 17 Doubls-recd * Remunerate 41 This (Sp.) Buckland Rd. and Tolland ROOM for gentleman, quiet, garage, heated, $155 monthly, room home, modem kitchen, 2 instrument 3 Coffin 23 Rented 42 Drudge 6464200. petition of Mr. William Gabbey Turnpike, Buckland. Bonus convenient location. 224 couple preferred. CaU 643-2551. GIVE YOURSELF baths, new furnace, aluminum Type or print Ad on following lines- ISCompasspoint 25 River 43 Spanish Jar MANCHESTER - Available of Vernon St., Manchester, was with each purchase. CaU 646- Charter Oak Street, 6434368. siding, small bam, $24,900. 19 Drivel 7 Tolerably —““ 27 Horae’s gait 45 Away from soon. East Center Street. New. RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms. approved. The petition was an 8 C o u rt 28 Maple genus the wind 8248. CORONADO FORD ST. — 3 rooms inI Duplex A HEAD START Hayes Agency, 6466131. 210ne(Fr.) first floor office-bpsiness formal dining room, eat-in appeal for relief from the 22 Remove 9 Waylay 33 Diiembiu'ked 47HaU-cms COMFORTABLE room with house, basement, yard, adults niace, 50’ to 2,500 square feet. kitchen, living room has (print) lOFemlnina 35 Works 49 Pedal digit FRESH-MADE Sweet Oder, kitchen privileges, carpeted, CLUB APTS. — older couple, $100. SMurity, SOUTH WINDSOR - Lovely re a c tio n s imposed in Section Possible telephone telephoi and cathedral ceiUng, large master When you plan to put your home on the inaitet, atLsrisssn also apples and pears. Bottl shopping, bus Une, parking 5294518. three bedroom Ranch on large 10.3 of the Zoning Regulations r - r r r i r LUXURIOUS secreterial service. M erritt bedroom, family room, floor-to- mountain Fruit Tarm, 260 Bush Hill privacy. 6434002. avoid the time lag tUl (noqiectB start coming. landscaped lot, formal dining to allow for construction of an aSDapartmkit Agency, 646-1180. ceiUng fireplace, baths. 1$ 11 Road, Manchester. 2 -Bad room MANCHESTER — 5-bedroom This la one thing you should not do yourself— you room, large eat-in kitchen, air- additioi to an existing building ROOM with kitchen privUeses, duplex, m baths, all aluminum siding, 3-car garage, conditioning, oversized garage, a s i^ ta x y 18 18 IT Furnished Apts. 460 MAOi St. - Ideal for store, n e e d aprofessional , to start the selUng process on West Shore Drive, Coventry, arthritic centraUy located. 14 Arch St. appliances, carpeting, ample lot with privacy. ^ jiB o : extras, f t e k ^ $34,900. Owna, II • Just for single people office, etc. $160. CaU 64B-2426,9- PWlbrick Agency, Realtora, pron^tiy and properly! 644-2766. c tr hormone HouaahoM Goods 81 paitlng, good locaUon. $260 a 5. aaSwisa river PLEASANT room, downtown, • WaU-to-wall carpeting Lost thne is lost numey w^en you sell. Novelty The petition of Mr. Herbert B month, security deposit and 30 Auto just off Main, business man, • All appliances on the market is one of your assets. Let us h e^ VERNON - Sparkling. 3- Weir of Line St., Glastonbury Name ...... SEWING MACHINES, Singer references, two children 81 Theater sin irking, references required. bedroom Ranch, in exewent was denied. A S aa Summer (IV.) Touch and Sew, $47.50; 197^g- • Dishwasher accepted, no pets. CaU 875-7094. yon make the most of it — it will be more than ■■ f aSKativeaf Ill 6G-1737. • 2 full baths condition, paneled rec nxm . A The petition was an ajqieal Addrees ...... B Zag, unclaimed law-away, worth your addle! great buv at $29,900. Extras Latvia $43.75. 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PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Dec. 11. 1972 Solon Seeks Transit District Seeks More Days The Weather I May Tentative Target Tl Snow changing to rain tonight, possibly heavy at times, ending S! lEiiPtttttg RpraUi Details On State Bus Plan CtiristRias: late Wednesday. Low fami^t in Tax Exemption For Silverstein Center « the 30s, high Wednesday in the in the 40s. — The head of a fund drive for Sisterhood and its form er presi­ Youth Center, he explained, WINDSOR (AP) - The Hart­ Sion plan for A n u lgu n ated have said tluy will not go biM± MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, DEf^aUBER 12 VOL. XCH, No. 61 MANCHESTER A City o f Village Charm For Lotteries erecting a Silverstein ' Youth dent, died in April 1970. would be an adjunct to Temple ford TVansit District may meet Transit Union employes. to work unless subsidies for TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Center on the grounds of Mr. and Mrs. Schwedel, long­ activities and, in addition, again this week to consider ad­ — A guarantee that the tran­ ConnCo operations are ditional details of a state Manchester’s Temple Beth time friends of Mr. and Mrs. would include community par­ sit district would get stuck with arranged In all three cities WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. funds;” and to help states in­ Transportation Department served by the company: Hirt- Sholom said today be is aiming Silverstein, in addition to i n ­ ticipation, no m ine than 75 per cent o f the g . - • V Representative Stewart B. crease revenues. for May 1973 groundbreaking ducting the fund-raising drive, Schwedel said all con­ offer designed to end the $375,000 annual operating ford. New Haven and Stamford. McKinney, R-Conn., said today McKinney’s bill to exempt (Connecticut Co. bus s&ike. ceremonies. ' are contributing all costs in­ tributions will be tax-deductible deficits which have been New Haven Mayor he will re-introduce his bill in state lottery winnings from Nat H. Schwedel and his wife, volved. They said that all of the and that a. placque will be At a town ball meeting Satur­ projected. Bartholomew Guida has beM a the next congressional session federal taxation was referred in Gertrude, Manchester funds raised will go for placed at the center’s entrance, day, representatives of the dls- — A guarantee that the state strong opponent of subsldiziag to exempt state lottery win­ the 92nd Congress to the House residents, are conducting a architect fees, and construction listing the individuals, families trict rejected what the would spend $225,000 to the line with local money, and nings from federal taxes. Ways and Means Committee drive to raise $125,000, the es­ and furnishings costs. and organizations contributing Transportation Department promote bus ridership. the Stamford Board of “ Passage of the bill,” he which did not hold hearings on timated cost of the Living Schwedel said letters, an­ $1,000 or more. had called its “flnal offer” to The state offer includes state Representatives rejec^d. Astronauts Frolic On The Moon said, “ could put the bookies out the measure. Memorial to Saul M. and R i^ nouncing the drive and asking split up subsidy payments with payment for all ConnCo deficits Friday night a second attenfpt o f business entirely. More im­ “ The fueling in Washington is the transit district and get the to create $ transit district- in Silverstein, who helped co­ for contributions, have been He was-quick to add, “ Every through next September. portantly, however, I believe that 1973 will be the year of tax found Temple Beth Sholom and sent to all Temple Beth Sholom buses rolling again. But the Union d r iv m and mechanics that city. we have to speak to the issue of contribution of whatever size Scientific Camp reform,” McKinney said of the representatives nonetheless who served it tirelessly until members, to other residents of will be welcome and will be credibility in government. It 93rd Congress. “ If this is so, asked for further details and their deaths. Manchester, and to various peo­ acknowledged. Please help can be rather deflating for a this bill ^ould be the number clarifications of the Mr. Silverstein, former chair­ ple in 40 states of the United honor the memory of the lottery winner who wins $50,000 one priority,” he said. department’s proposal. man of Rogers Corp., the States and in about 40 countries Silversteins and help young peo­ Set Up After one day and then loses almost A family of four with an an­ Bus d riv o s and mechanics, Temple’s first president and its of the world. ple grow to be good citizi^.” half of it the next day to taxes.” nual income of $12,000 at stan­ represented by the head for 11 successive years, He said contributions o f any He said contributions may be The Fairfield lawmaker said dard deductions, Wbuld be Amalgamated Transit Union, died last May in Tasmania, size, however small or large, mailed to Temple Beth Sholom- the biU has three purposes: to required to pay $22,000 in have been on strike against Perfect Landing while on his 10th trip around the will be accepted from anyone Silverstein Youth Center, 117 remove Inequity involved in one federal income taxes on win­ ConnCk) since Nov. 25 in a con­ world. Mrs. Silverstein, a wishing to honor the memories Adelaide Rd., Manchester, governmental entity giving out ning a $50,000 lottery prize, ac­ tract dispute. The company founder of the Temple of Mr. and Mrs. Silverstein. The C^nn. 06040. SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - In the valley of money and another one taking it cording to McKinney. says it can’t offer the woiters a away; to eliminate the disadr “ To that kind of family, $22,- satisfactory contract witlxHit Taurus-Littrow, a gray geologic wonder dotted with auto­ vantage held by illegal 000 represents about two years’ receiving some form of sub­ sized boulders, two Americans rested on the moon today. numbers’ rackets which income; to the federal govern­ Vandals Drain sidy. Tonight they search a lunar landslide for perhaps the most “ doubleteam the state lotteries ment, it’s a drop in the bucket,” McGovern Backers Costly Chemicals Sen. Lewis Rome, R- ancient rocks ever seen. and pay off with untaxed he added. Hartford, a member of the Astronauts Eugene A. Cernan and Harrison H. Schmitt From Trucks legislature’s Transportation Using List To Committee, said the represen­ slept late in their craft, (Jiallenger. They were bone-tired BRANFORD (AP) - Vandals tatives indicated they were in from a near-perfect lunar landing and nearly seven hours Kennedy To Discuss broke into the Don J. King trucking company Sunday general accord with the state’s setting up a sophisticated scientific camp and scouting the Raise 1974 Funds proposal. surrounding terrain. evening and opened valves that But the representatives were MHS Requirements let several thousand gallons of Tonight, the 11th and 12th — the first step of Apollo 17 to all said to.have wanted to discuss chemicals pour from two tank and perhaps last — men to visit those who made it possible.” Dr. James P. Kennedy, WASHINGTON (AP) - While the following points further on budget preparations, the called to congratulate him. trucks, according to garage the moon in this century, will Then, like children in an un­ superintendent of schools, is the forces of defeated with the state: closing of school Nov. 5, funding But sources close to manager Hal Presley. drive their electric-powered believably exciting playground, expected to submit the ad­ Democratic presidential — Immediate resumption of of the Robertson School McGovern said there has been Presley said the chemicals car. Rover, to a mountain slide Cernan and Schmitt frolicked, ministration’s recommendation nominee George McGovern bus service. project, a 197^73 MHS profile, no decision on whether to make did not give off hazardous on the South Massif which laughing and singing and on a proposal to increase decide whether to turn over to — Clarification of several and the status of the school the list available to the party fumes but that they could bum spilled rock debris across the gliding with tippity-toe freedom requirm ents for graduation party leaders a 700,000-name terms in the state’s offer: physician position. leadership or to keep possession persons on contact. valley in some ancient time. in the light lunar gravity. from Manchester High School Last month, the superinten­ list of contributors, they are promotion, ridership, deficit of it for the senator’s own use The spilled chemicals, of.four There, they hope to find rocks “ I’m out here. Oh, my golly. when the Board of Education dent said that it might be im­ using that list to raise funds for arid revenues. and for candidates.and causes types, were worth $45,000i ac­ created in the process by which Unbelievable! Unbelievable! ’ ’ convenes Monday night. The McGiovem’s own 1974 Senate — Negotiations on who would possible to obtain a physician - he wishes to back. cording to Presley. the moon was formed and shouted Cernan. race in South Dakota. pay the bill for an existing pen- meeting will be held at 45 full time and that the work in­ “ It could be real sticky,” one Representatives of the shaped, material dating “ We’ve got a different breed School St. at 8. volved in the position m i^ t By renting it to liberal aide said in discussing the Department of Environmental perhaps to lunar beginnings 4.6 Schmitz Sees War of rock up here,” said Schmitt, The proposal was submitted have to continue on a part-time organizations and magazines matter, noting that the list was Protection advised garage billion years ago. a Harvard-trained geologist and and the rationale given by high basis. seeking subscribers, they hope built up by McGovern over the workers in cleaning up the As One Way To Overhead, alone aboard the the first American scientist in Scientific Project On The Moon school personnel at the b ir d ’s The board will hear reports to raise from $200,000 to $2M,- past 2 ^ years and belongs to chemicals. End Oil Shortage command ship America, the space. “This is a geologist’s Nov. 13 meeting. If from the buildings and sites and 000 within the next few weeks. him, rather than the party. third Apollo spaceman, Ronald paradise If I ever saw one.” Astronauts Eugene A. Cleman, right foreground, and Harrison H. Schmitt, go about their recommended by Dr. Kennedy the educational policies and The list of persons who gave The aide said the going rate STRATFORD (AP) - The E. Evans, also rested. Tonight reientlfic projects during their first moon walk Monday night. Ceman is drllUng a core in and approved by the board, it communications committees, an unprecedented total of more for rental of such a list is $35 American Party presidentiai he will operate an array of They unloaded the little lunar the lunar surface while Schmitt deploys an instrument package. (AP Photo) will tacrease tee present 13 and act on two professional ap­ than $14 million in small con­ per 1,000 names, meaning that Two Killed candidate this year, John science instruments and rover and turned on a television graduation requirements to 14 pointments and a request for a tributions to the McGovern rental of the full list could bring Schmitz, says the only accep­ cameras which study the moon camera, giving Mission (Control for this year’s junior class change In the status of another campaign, thus making it a close to $25,000. In Accidents table choice for America from orbit. the first view on earth of members and 15 for position from full to half time success in the financial sense, Such organizations as the because of increased American In one of the most accurate Taurus-Littrow. HARTFORD (AP) - Two sophomores. for the remainder of the school would be useful to Democratic American Civil Liberties use of Arab oil is to find an moon landings ever achieved, MHS Graduation Standards men were killed Sunday night in ,t ■ Watching Dad On The Moon The valley was everything Dr. Kennedy will also report year. party leaders even though Union, the National Association excuse to declare war and take Cernan and Schmitt brought two separate Hartford area ac­ \ and more than they had many on it were personal sup­ for the Advancement of Colored over the oil sources. Challenger to rest only 300 feet cidents. Tracy Ceman, 9, watches her dad, Apollo 17 Ck)mmander Eugene Ceman.and fellow moon expected. Boulders larger than porters of the South Dakota People, and Conunon Cause are Schmitz, spewing at Strat­ from their aiming point. Increased By Board Thomas Fitzmaurice, 24, of walker, Harrison H. Schmitt, unfiifl the United States Flag on the moon Monday night. She panel trucks, coated with glass Louella senator. renting the list, the aide said. ford High School Saturday, said A few hours later, (}ernan, Safe Holiday Waterbury died when his car was in the NBC Houston studio for the event. (AP photo) and pitted from the impact of The party’s new national It is a common practice in that was one of three choices then Schmitt, climbed down a By JOHN A. JOHNSTON Under the second, a student slammed head on into another meteorites, choked the valley tion be tabled at that time, pen­ Urged By chairman, Robert Strauss of fund-raising to rent lists others America will have in six ladder to start the first of three Parsons on a Hartford street at 11:15 floor like icebergs floating on a (Herald Reporter) who completes graduation ding clarification of some Texas, said he anticipates little have put together, seeking to months due to the oil use by the surface excursions which will requirements at the end of his pm . gray, dead sea. By a 5-2 vote, with the chair­ points that had bean raised. In Commission difficulty in gaining access to bring a sufficient return so that U.S. cover more than 20 miles of the junior year will receive his Glastonbury police said man abstaining, the Board of Wply 4o a letter from Arthur Rites Set the list, although the matter the rental cost is exceeded by The other two choices, he moon’s surface. They will diploma upon compietion George Sassano, 48, of East Cernan and Schmitt will stay Edi$qation ^Ipst night adopted Glaeser, Manchester Education HARTFORD (AP) - The didn’t com e up when McGovern new contributions. said, would be to become highly collect some 200 pounds of ro<^. -ciSR jdng a normal load with a I m HOLLYWOOD (AP) - “Tell Hartford was fatally injured at on the niqon until Thunday, two proposals governing Association president, Connecticut Safety Commission dependent on the Arab coun­ W h ^ first plahtedJhis C or better grqde in each it to Louella” was the order 11:18 p.m. Details were sketchy when thejr ri>cket away In the Manchester High School requMiing postponeiment of has released what it calls tries or to cut back America’s fool oti the moon, he skid co u fs e -o f his freahroan year in' movie producers u8ed to give but police said he fell out of a upper stage of (Judlenger to graduation requirements. The board action and “ December Facts” to urge level of technological develop­ solemnly, “ I’d like to dedicate college. their actors and actresses. rejoin Evans. recommendations were made teacher involvement in dls- < state residents to have a safe vehicle and it ran over him. ment. by Dr. James P. Kennedy, A number of high school cussions, the board’s And tell they did: of Christmas holiday. They will make a third sur­ marriage, divorce, birth, scan­ Need For HEW superintendent of schools, students were present at the educational policies committee The commission says that 12 face excursion on Wednesday dal — the stuff that made BETTE QUATRALE : A subsequent check of the following explanation of the meeting. The ^scussion was met with faculty members in pedestrians w ere killed in and sleep a third night In the Louella Parsons the first and ^ . Corre8|MHidenl town’s retro coverage for April, rationale by high school ad­ rather lengthy, but calm, the interim. (Connecticut in December, 1971, Peace Talk valley of Taurus-Littrow before most powerful Hollywood Leadership Seen 1973 “ was another disaster,” ministrative personnel at the among high school teaching and Mrs. Eleanor Coltman, four more than the monthly Thfe Travelers Insurance Company has notified Vernon they leave the moon. gossip columnist. McCoy told the council, with Nov. 13 meeting. administrative personnel, stu­ educational policies committM average for the rest of the year. m ic r o w a v e /o vcn town officials of its decision to cancel all of Vernon’s in­ Apollo 17 will spend two more Mira Parsons, who died in a HARTFORD (AP) - getting people off welfare and' Vernon owing the insiu'ance Tempo The first will increase to 14, dent representatives on the co-chairman, reviewed ttot Also, the conunission says, six days in lunar orbit and then board, and board members. All convalescent home Saturday at Reminded that he once into jobs. White said that surance coverage, effective Dec. 18. company another $50,000 to from the present 13, the number meeting and then spoke In favor persons were killed in auto ac­ rocket toward the earth on 91, lived long beyond the age suggested that the federal despite the public impression { Tte announcement received yesterday by Town At­ $56,000. of credits required to graduate of it dealt with the pros and of board adoption of the new cidents during the three-day Quickens Saturday. when stars fe a r ^ the goksip Department of Health, Educa­ that he’s “ stingy,” Connecticut | made only by yxmaiia It was at this time Travelers for members of the present cons of the first proposal. Dr. graduation requirements Christmas holiday in 1971, four torney Abbott Schwebel was prompted |>y a dispute columnist’s influence. tion and Welfare should be has ended up with a “ most threatened the town with Splashdown in the South junior class; and to 15 for Kennedy was originally proposal. more than In 1970. between the town and Travelers over the amount of funds PARIS (A P ) - Henry A. A rosary will be said ’Tuesday burned to the ground, state magnificent program.” cancellation of all its insurance Pacific and the end of the last members of the present Scheduled to submit his Gaiw Segal, an MHS student, Shoppers as well as motorists Kissinger and North Vietnam’s at the Church of the Good Welfare Commissioner Henry He said the controversial flat i owed to ’Travelers under a “ retro-rate” type of insurance coverage effective Dec. 18. Apollo flight will com e on sophomore class and all classes recommendation at the Nov. 27 last night presented a petition, are accident-prone, says the Le Due Tho opened the 14th Shepherd in Beverly Hills. White said Sunday he hopes to grant welfare system has{ policy which Vernon carries. ' The town presently pays Tuesday, Drc. 19. that follow. meeting but requested that ac- signed by some 800 students, as commission. see new leadership from HEW meant more money for 70 per. meeting of their secret peace a reaction to a paper that he What the stars didn’t tell. Schwebel teimed Travelers Town officials were confident Travelers an annual premium “ Large number of people are under a new administration. cent of the families on welfare talks today in a villa in subur­ said he wrote relative to the Miss Parsons often found out actions "am azing” and the situation would be rectified. of $70,000 plus another $38,000 on foot in heavily congested ban Gif sur Yvette where Tho anyway. and added that the welfare! scheduled a meeting t^ a y with for fire insurance coverage. board’s Nov. 13 discussion. areas. Their attention is A telephone call Friday, from acted as host. Once, it was said, Debbie “ I guess I did say that,” he department’s medical program' the State Insurance Com- Chesterton Appointed Relative to the petition, Jef­ McLeod proved otherwise. diverted from traffic by “ is probably number one.” ; (See Page Twenty) frey Stone, student represen­ Reynolds denied to her that she said. missioper at the State Capitol. Kissinger earlier unexpected­ sidewalk congestion, by window tative on the board, commented was pregnant. But a few hours “ I do feel that they (HEW) Probably no one on the TV pan- j Mayor Frank Mc(3oy, Schwebel ly dropped in on a subcom­ displays, and by concentration Allan B. Chesterton Jr., On the motion of Paul Dr. Kennedy said that both later, the actress’ doctor was are prone, more than prone, to el has “ the medical benefits and a representative of the mittee of the top negotiators’ that the emotional opposition on their main concern—shop­ director of state and federal Greenberg, its chairman, the line and program budgets will on the phone to Miss Reynolds issuing all sorts of memoran­ that people on welfare do,” he town Insurance Advisory (}om- was the result of lack of ping.” deputies discussing details of a funds for the Board of ^ u c a - building and sites committee be ready for the board’s Jan. 8 dums concerning areas of said. m it^ will attend the meeting Weicker Spells knowledge, distorted facts, and with the positive results of a possible agreement. Tho was tion since 1967, last night was was authorized to form a 25-30- White also said that whoever meeting. misunderstanding. pregnancy test. A laboratory social reform from somewhere as Will representative from not present. appointed director of pupil per­ member citizens’ advisory replaces him as commissioner Nevertheless, he recommended assistant had tipped Miss Par­ down in the bowels of the Travelers. sonnel services. He will assume committee to study the long- R a y Demers, business sons. Court Asked organization rather than let should get tough immediately The town will not go without At the end of the subcom­ manager, said that a request that the board postpone its deci­ Out Proposed the 11-month post, at a salary of range building program. The sion until a program of educa­ and "maintain the posture of mittee meeting, Kissinger and Miss Parsons shared the them filter up to the top where insurance protection, even if $19,775, when a replacement is responsibility for selecting the has been made for 50 per cent of To Halt Sale promoting self sufficiency the other participants drove the tion could te carried out for private lives of movie stars the talent is,” White said on the situation with Travelers obtained for his present posi­ citizens will be the building and state reimbursements for con­ WnC-TV’s “ Face the State.” among welfare recipients.” SEE AN AMAZING cannot be resolved, Schwebel 12 miles to Gif sur Yvette. verting the original Robertson students and teachers. with millions of readers for 40 Of Term Papers tion. sites committee's, after infor­ years. Under the new administra­ He said his .successor should hastened to explain to members Shield Law It was the first time in four School building to central ad­ On the same tack, M. Philip The board, by unanimous vote mal discussion with the entire “ be faster in being tough than I years of secret negotiations Susag said that he was dis­ She considered her greatest HARTFORD (AP) - Atty. tion appointed by President o f the Town C ^ncil at the end of the eight members present, board. ministration offices. When the did.” He defined “ tough” as LIVE DEMONSTRATION NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. Lowell P. Weicker ‘Jr., R- that Kissinger and Tho set up turbed by the fact that about scoops to be the 1935 breakup of Gen. Robert K. Killian has Nixon recently, he said, "we* o f last night’s meeting. Binder approved the appointment, Greenberg said that the money is received in town, he "pushing for the employment of subcommittees to discuss two years ago, the board ap­ Douglas Fairbanks and Mary asked Superior Court to dis­ might get some direction from coverage can be arranged with Ctonn., said today he will introduce in the next Congress a which was submitted by Dr. citizen group’s main added, he will request the those employable” and said his details of a possible accord im­ parently concurred with moves Pickford, an “ ideal” couple in solve Papers, Inc., a company the top.” THURSDAY DEC. 14 another insurance company. newsmen’s “ shield bill” designed to protect the public’s James P. Kennedy, superinten­ assignments will be to review Board of Directors to transfer successor would also “ have to mediately before a plenary at the high school to increase Hollywood’s golden days, and that he says has been selling He pointed to last week's an­ Asked what town coverage dent of schools. Chesterton present and future needs for |t to the Board of Elducation. keep the administrative end of 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. constitutional right to a free flow of information through meeting. The quickened pace study time (lengthening the the pregnancy in 1949 of Ingrid term papers to Connecticut nouncement from HEW’s wopld be affected by the succeeds Nathan Joy, former secondary facilities; analyze Dr. Kennedy said that the the business in order.” COME IN AND MEET the media. suggested that the talks were school day to eight periods, and Bergman by Italian director college students. regional office that Connecticut canqellation, Schwebel replied, Lincoln School principal, who the reasons for the defeat of target date for moving offices Asked why he didn’t in­ He said his “ News Media Source Protection Act” differs approachikng a clim ax, but increasing class hours from 22 Roberto Rossellini when Miss Killian charges in his lawsuit could lose $2.7 million because “ e v ^ th in g .” This includes the was named acting director of two school referendums and from 45 School St. to Robertson tervene on tehalf of welfare both sides maintained their per week to 27). It would seem, Bergman was married to that the term paper business in­ of exisitng fraud and ineligibili­ town’s fire insurance and its in­ from numerous bills already introduced because it defines pupil personnel services Oct. lessons to be learned; recom­ is now the April recess, rather recipients who, according to a blanket of secrecy. he added, that in the meantime, anoUier man. terferes with the “ contractual ty among its welfare recipients. surance covering the schools as “ the complex legal questions of what protection would be 16. mend immediate actions, with than Christmas vacation. recent court orfer, were being LIND THOMPSON, there has been no communica­ Stars often came to the relationship” between state The statement was “ based on well as basic coverage. granted and to whom. emphasis on solutions that overcharged for rent in New Chesterton has been Mi«cellaneou» tion by the administration with columnist’s home, or stopped colleges and their students. 1971 fig u r e s and th is is IS town’s retro-rate policy, meet the roa "It is now evi­ Haven’s public housing. White HOME ECONOMIST associated with the school The board acted on three faculty and students. by her restaurant table to offer The attorney general says the ridiculous when we have a 100 was adopted in 1966, on the ad­ Weicker made his remarks in only in cases of "murder, forci­ dent that th|e'i)esition (full-time said,“ We have no responsibility system since 1961. After ser­ professional positions. It ap­ Mrs. Roberta Walnum of the news tips. She attended as Commission for Higher Educa­ per cent review going on” to SHE WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO vice of the Insurance Advisory a speech prepared for delivery ble rape, robbery, aggravated Truman’s school physician) will not be over housing.” ving as teacher of Grades 5 and proved the appointment of Mrs. Cooperative Occupational many as four parties a night to tion sought his help in fighting eliminate fraud and ineligible CUT COOKING TIME BY 75 % Committee and the agoit of to attorneys with the Associa­ assault, burglary, larceny of filled for the balance of the “ Surely you could have done 6 at Bowers School until 1963, he Dorothy Hardy, a resident of Education Program at MHS, • ferret out inside gossip. sellers of term papers. recipients. White said. COOK A 5-LB. ROAST IN 39 MINUTES. record, Jack Mason. tion of Life Insurance (Council. more than $50, auto theft, kid­ Night school year,” Dr. Kennedy something,” his questioner was appointed principal of Manchester, to. teach spoke briefly but submitted to At her peak, the “ Tell It To To get evidence against The commissioner’s resigna­ BAKE A POTATO IN 4 MINUTES, The tom is liable for all “ This legislation is not a naping, airline hijacking and reported. Consequently, he said, adding that the com­ Buckland School, where he also mathematics, part time, at the board members a number of Louella’’ column, Sunday Papers, Inc., according to the tion was accepted by (3ov. COOK HOT OOQS IN 20 SECONDS. claim s .nnd judgments up to newsman’s privilege law, major breaches of national added, administrative action missioner was known for taking ^Unstable’ taught Grades 3 and 4 until 1967. high school, effective Jan. 29. points in opposition to the in- features and special articles suit, an assistant attorney Thomas J. Meskill Friday. A $11,900, but must also pay for though that’s what it may be security.” has extended the contract of a hard line against cheating by A native^of Jonesport, Maine, She received her BA in creased graduation appeared in 1,200 papers around general posed as a student and successor has not been chosen FREE Travelers attorneys and called by some — because' it’s —“ Protection be limited to Dr. Robert Galvin, who has KANSAS a T Y (AP) - Harry Chesterton received his chemistry and mathematics in requirements. Among her the world. and no date has been announced welfare recipients. business expenses in lesser not for newsmen, it’s for you — ‘legitimate’ members of the been rendering the service asked the company for a paper S. Truman’s respiration, pulse elementary school and junior 1957 from the University of arguments were that requiring Miss Parsons had been for White’s departure. “ I am responsible for welfare CRYSTAL STEMWARE court^rdered settlements, the American public,” Weicker professional media.” since 1967. on “ the Significance of the Bat­ and temperature were unstable high school certificate from New Hampshire. Salary, $7,725, more credits would be plagued since 1962 by a series of Perhaps best kno\ra for his recipients cheating but I have Schwebel explained. This can said. —“ Only sources of informa­ tle of Antietam on the Civil overnight, the former Washington State Normal pro-rated. “ punitive” to the unwilling and ailments which included strong stances on saving money no authority over housing,” result in the town baying to pay He said the bill would not tion and background informa­ War.” ’The official says in an af­ president’s doctors reported School, Machias, Maine, in Also, Miss Corinne Zanetti, a learning disabled students; pneumonia, shingles of the op­ in the welfare department and White answered. about $2,900 for a court ordered protect newsmen but would tion that would reveal the iden­ fidavit that he was sold the today. 1951. He earned a BS in 1956 and resident of Danbury, to teach already tight space would be tic nerve and fractures of the $2,000 settlement protect a “ constitutional right tity of a source be protected.’’ paper for $3.50 per page, plus A spokesman at Research a master’s in elementary ad­ elementary music, part time, further taxed; 13 credits are hip and shoulder. Although the town has been we all have in the free flow of —“ Absolute protection be $1.72 sales tax. WITH PURCHASE Hospital and Medical Center ministration and supervision in effective Jan. 2. She received a normal for a three-year high Her career began in Chicago, receiving refunds from news. granted before grand juries, said at 10 a.m. EST that the 88- 1961, both from the University BA from the University of school; and learning takes where she wrote her first OFRADARANCE Travelers over the past few “If newsmen are forced to congressional committees, Life Printing f year-old Truman’s “ vital signs of Maine. In 1963, he received Connecticut this year. Salary, place in other that the column for the Record-Herald. Ciioicest Meats In Town! years from the policy, a recent reveal their sources, there, is commissions, etc., where became somewhat unstable his sixth-year certificate, also $7,725, pro-rated. traditional classroom. ’That paper failed, and she AT DEMONSTRATON five-year review Vernon’s every danger that some of those specific crim e has not yet been Plant May # during the night. Respiration, in elementary administration The board approved the joined the New York experience rating, resulted in a sources will dry up. That will established.” This would pre­ She also suggested alter­ pulse and temperature in­ and supervision, from the request of Mrs. Clara Smith, Telegraph, switching to Be Affected i $49,000 debt owed by the town to infringe upon your right to bear vent, he .explained, “ fishing natives to increased TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! SI creased. Blood pressure University of Hartford. elementary music department requirements for use of William Randolph Hearst’s Travelers. the full story. expeditions” and the use of the OLD SAYBROOK (AP) - remains within normal limita.” Before coming to head, to change her assignment presently unassigned time and New York American in 1922. Qsnulne “Wayb0$t" McCoy and the town attorney “ That is what we are protec­ press as an investigative arm of The demise of Life magazine The spokesman did not Manchester, Chesterton was from full time to half time for further discussions involving a She was bom Louella Get- met Thursday with John ting,” Weicker said. “ We are the government. Dec. 29 might have elaborate and did not supply supervising principal and the remainder of the school representative cross-section of tinger in Freeport, HI. Chicken Breasts McLeod of Travelers and protecting a constitutional “ To abridge the source ramifications here. specific pulse, temperature and teacher of mathematics, year. parents, students, and faculty. Mason, to discuss the problem. right, not somebody’s protection, the prosecution She is survived by her It was a “ fair asstunpUon” blood pressure counts as has The board voted to request B B R N t B Vernon officials advised privilege.” ^ science, and social studies at Stating that he does not con­ daughter, Harriet, bom by her would have to establish that un­ that the printing plant of R.R. and Legs been the practice in previous the Rose Gaffney School in the Board of Directors to es­ sider the proposal first marriage to John Parsons, Travelers it was almost im­ He said bis bill basically covering the source would Donnelly & Sons would be briefings. Machias from 1956 to 1961. tablish a $68,103 washout ac­ “ unreasonable,” Principal who died in 1919. Her second Your Cholco, Mix or Moteh possible to com e up with the provides that: provide evidence of direct affected by the death of the The hospital’s three ad­ count to fund Project Head George Emmerling of MHS marriage, to Jack McCaffrey of TV & APPLIANCE full $tt,000 halfway through the —“ (2ualified protection will relevance, that there is no magazine, said company Presi­ visories Monday described CSiesterton is married to the Start for the 1973 calendar year, said that the action has not been (Tiicago, failed. budget year, offering to pay be granted under very strict alternative way to get that dent Thurman Fribw ee Satur- HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Manchester Parkade Store Only Truman as resting, but doctors former Jayne Padfield. With as authorized by the Depart­ taken overnight nor in the last ' In 1939, she and Dr. Harry $20,0(io now and the balance circumstances once the case evidence and that a major day. Tol. 643-9561 cautioned that his condition their three children—Lisa, 17, ment of Health, Education and few months. He added that in when the new budget was gets to the trial stage.” He said crim e or breach of national Martin, a physician for 20th 'The firm prints copies of the 317 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 646-4277 ^ “still is serious and will con­ Tami, 15, and Mark, 12-they . Welfare, Office of Child OPEN MON. - PRI. 10-9 SAT. 10-6 adoptled. disclosure could be compelled security is at issue.” (See Page Twenty) Century-Fox studio, were magazine for East coast dis­ tinue so for an indefinite time.” live at 83 Hillcrest Dr., Vernon. A. B. Chesterton Jr. Development. married. He died in 19B1. tribution. i « «

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