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Rattling an Economic Chest Gemine Vtaterpmf Joel ■ { PAO£ EIGHTEEN UltmrljfPBtpr 1E«?ning TUESPAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1971 j L 1; The commission on social Grades 7 and 8 of Center C^- Hartford, Junior deputy; Arthur preach, and liste r C. Henry NEW! — E X O im O r About Town concerns of South United Meth­ gregatlonal Church will meet Reichert of Vernon, scribe; Wil­ Lutherans Plan sslst with the i f odist Church will tneet tonight tonight at 6 ;4S In the Lower Tall ^ d a rs Anderson will H i* Senior High Drama at 7:30 at the church. liam Stevenson, treasurer; and liturgy. The B nanuel, Junior NATURAL HEALTH ^orkahop' o t South United Junior Hall of the church. J. Albert McNanny of East Holiday Service and Cliorub cho rs will sing un- Grade 9 OonflrmaUon Class will Hartford, trustee. Methodist CSiurch will meet to­ The Adult Bible Class of Zion Tap Secrist der the dlreclloi of Steven Low- FOOD SHOFFI night at 7 at the Jeu e Lee meet at 6:48 In Memorial Hall Appointed offlcei;s are Nash A service of Thanksgiving ry, organist an choir director. Evangelical Lu^eran Church of the church. Wayne L. Secrist of 130 Par­ AT THE House of the church. will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Rowlett, preceptor; Robert Miil- will be held tomorrow at 7:30 All pledges foil 1972 received church. ker St. has been elected Grand doon, guide; James H. Wright. p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran to date will bo ^dlcated. The . Senior High Forum of The Discussion Group of Cen­ Tall Cedar of Nutmeg Forest, ■ chaplain; Reginald Cartwright, FARKADI ter Congregational Church will Church. Thb service Iq open to NorjA United Methodist Church Deaconesses of Cepter Congre­ Tall Cedars of Lebanon. He suc­ senUnel; Arthur 'nnsz. chief the public. Nickel coins remain the most will meet tonight at 7 at the meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. In the ranger; Richard Barker, his­ favored coins in Baltimore. gational Church will pack church library. ceeds Roy B. Reed of Bast Pastor Ronald Fournier will church. Also meeting at 7 are Thanksgiving baskets tonight at torian; Thomas Hlndson, chief Grade 7 at the church parson­ Hartford. Sldonlart; Daniel Hair, Sldon- 7:30 in the Robbins Room The Cherub Choir of Emanu­ age and Grades 8 and 8 at the of the church. A seml-publto InstallaUon of lan degree; Max C. Kabrick, church. el Lutheran Church will re­ officers will be held In the Ma­ band director; and Roy E. Reed, A Happy Thanl^giving Day To You Alll hearse tomorrow at 4 p.m. In sonic Temple, on Saturday, Dec. aide to Grand Tall Cedar. The Rev. S. Franklin Logsdon Luther Hall of the church. The Eta Caiapter, Beta Sigma Phi 11, at 8 p.m. The InstaUlng of- Forest committee appoint­ sorority, will meet tonight at 8 of Largo, Fla., will conduct a Junior Choir will rehearse at Holiday Suggesfions service tonight at 7:30 and a 4:16 p.m. In Luther Hall. ments will be made at the Jan­ at the home of Mrs. William uary meeting. Borbely, US Carriage Dr. Bible study tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Trinity Covenant ^ u rc h . Manchester Adult Evening Secrist Is a member of 'Tennis School classes not be held Lodge of Masons, Thompeon- from Shady Glen .. The Adult Forum of North town. Pa., and Is a former United Methodist Church will East Catholic High School will tomorrow and Thursday because sponsor its annual alumni get- of the Thanksgiving holidays. member of JUhiata Forest, Mlf- ★ Egg Nog Ice Cream meet tonight at 8 at the church. fllntown. Pa., and Hairisburg together on Thanskgivlng Day Made especially for your holiday pleasure THE DESSERT morning at the school. The Forest, Harrisburg, Pa. to top off your Thanksgiving meal! HALL FOR RINT event will open at 8 a.m. with Cyclist Injured Secrist is a veteran of the Ko­ Mass in' the school auditorium. rean Conflict and attended Sus­ ★ Pumpkin or Mince Meal Ice Cream For purtles, showers, recep­ Later, refreshments will be In Truck Mishap quehanna University. He Is em- tions, meetings. Complete served In the cafeteria. All ^oyed by Aetna Insurance Co. These two are traditional with us. Taste Just like old fash- Utohen fadUtlea. Large en­ East Catholic High School grad­ A 36-year-old motorcyclist In Hartford as casualty superin­ 1 toned homo made pies. Try heaping either Into pre-bakpd 3Sth Turkey Day Fiye-Miler Tomorrow - - Details on Sports Pages closed parking lot. Ii^nlre; uates are Invited to attend. tendent In charge of nationwide jpatty shell, top with- whipped cream. Your guests will be from Hartford was injured this colly impressed! morning about 8:30, police automobile assigned risk under­ LiriiiKiniaii HaH The ways and means com­ said, when his bike and an oil writing. M GOLWAY STREET ★ Shady Glen’s Own Egg Nog MANCHESTER mittee of Center Congregation­ truck collided at Center and Me- Mr. and Mrs. Secrist and al Church will meet tonight at Kee Sts. Average DaUy N e t Press Run Phone: MS-0018 or 648-816S their daughters, Lori and. Lisa, The liquid drink In quarts, that’s rich, croomy and fresh. 8 In the church office. Philip Franco was taken by are members of Community Ideal mixpd with your favorite drink, too! Unmistakably For The Week Ended The Weather Shady Glen Quality! ambulance to the Manchester Baptist Church. November 20, 1971 Clcudy and cold with snow de­ Memorial Hospital where he NOTE: Open Thanksgiving Day from 10:30 A.M. to 1:80 P.M. veloping this evening. Accumu- SWEET CIDER ^ was placed in the Intensive care — Closed the Remainder of the Day . fntion up to five inches expected unit in critical condition, ac­ 1 5 ,5 9 0 ilanr^PHtrr lEurmng Urralii before ending Thursday; low in cording tc a hospital spokes­ FUEL M 20s. THANKSGIVING man. Wayne L. Secrist OIL C.O.D. "QUALITY Is Our MancheHter— A City of Village Charm QTS., V i GALS., GALS., 3 1S-GALS., JARS, Police said the driver of the fleer wlU be Marshall Elman of truck, Richard P. Kocher, 66, of Jake Shadij^'jlsufL Best Ingredient!'’ West Hartford, deputy for Dis­ VOL. LXXXXI, NO. 47 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) (Classified Advertising on Page 29) CROCKS, KEGS, RARRELS, STIGOIS Rockville, was uninjured. trict 16. Installing marshal will MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS OPEN THANKSOIVINO AMD EVERT WEEKEND Franco’s east-bound cycle on be WllUam Stevenson of Man­ KELLEY « SONS Till new tears Center St., struck the cab of the chester, Past Grand Tall Cedar M-HR. BURNER SERVICE oil truck, police said, which was of Nutmeg Forest. Organist 0 javu^StoJu^ making a left turn from McKee will be James W. McKay. Nut­ BOLTON CIDER MILL St. onto Center St. 647-9732 TWO CONVENIENT LOCA'nONS ROUTES ■ and 44A — BOLTON meg Forest Rangers will usher Rt. 6 & 44A — Open Dally and Sunday Wreckers from Moriarty and present the colors. Money Adviser McCracken WOWMS SILVjaBSTElN, Prop. — T E L . MS-tS8e Bros, removed the motorcycle Serving Greater Manoheater, Farkade Bnanoh — Monday thru Snturrtgy Other elected officers are Yemen, Coventry, Tolland, (Jofan and Bemloe Bleg) Busman I ‘Hot Pursuit’ Order Given and towed the oil truck, which had a damaged left front wdieel. Frank Kalas of Tolland, senior EUington and Sooth Windsor deputy; Donald Babb of East Resigns White House Post Crish Special All Week Mancheeter Area WASHINQ’TON (lAP) — The expression" of his economic White House announced today thought in the past three ,and Indian Troops on Border Police Blotter the resignation of Dr. Paul W. one-half years—"probably the CASH 'N CARRY McCracken as chairman of the most difficult period in the 26- Looms By 'THE ASSOCIATED PRESS manders at oil levels were au­ India Insists the attacks were cfficers on leave before reUre- REG. BUNCH Richard A. Zeman of Santa T u e s d a y (Council of Economic Advisers year history of the economic Pre-Holiday and his replacement by the council." India said today its troops thorized to cross—even a pri­ launched by East Pakistani in­ ment were being ordered to re­ Cruz, Calif, and Rt. 31, Coven­ and (ve orders permitting them tc vate could go “if he Is shot at dependence fighters, the Mukti port for duty Immediately. try, was arrested by Coventry vice chairman. Dr. Herbert By DON MEIKLE Stein. Stein was one cf the handful' aturnk across the border into frem across the border.’’ Bahini. Mrs. Gandhi told Par­ The broadcast said the callup police on a re-arrest warrant ednesday of top White House policy ad­ HARTFORD (AP) — India previously has denied liament the rebels have seized also affected some enlisted men Last Minute Suggestions! W The change gives to ih’esl- Pakh)^ at any time and any POMPONS charging him with operating a visers who was present at ’The settlement of the Con­ place^^ self-defense, and that Its troops had or would cress large sections of East Pakistan but gave no details. India part­ motor vehicle while hla right to dent Nixon an activist econo­ Camp David, Md., Nixon’s ly mobilized Us reserves last mist who had a large part in necticut Co.’s contract dispute they haVe already done so On at the border under any circum­ and inflicted heavy casualties drive Is under suspension and mountaintop retreat, when the least oneNoccaslon. stances, despite Pakistani alle- cn the Pakistani army. month. failure to display rear red light. Thanksgiving developing the wage-price wage-price freeze, the severing with its bus drivers and me­ In her speech before Parlia­ freeze and the Phase 2 machin­ A govertunent spokesman, gatlcns of large-scale attacks Dispatches from Pakistan ap­ Zeman was alw> arrested on a of the dollar’s tie with gold, the chanics averted a trans- elaborating a Parliament by Indian army units along the parently were being delayed, ment, Mrs.
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