■ { 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. Gandhi repeated count of .operating a motor ve ery which succeeded it on Nov. imposition of the 10 per cent pcrtatlcn crisis this week, but 14. The change is unlikely, how speech by prime Minister In borders with the rebel province but Radio Pakistan reported all that regular Indian army units 1 . 5 0 hicle while his license is under Kitchen Helpers import surcharge, and the in ether crises cculd be around dira Gandhi, Wid local com of East Pakistan. Pakistani reserve officers and were not fighting in East Paki suspension. He was presented In Hamilton ever, to bring any substantial itiation of a series of sUmu- the comer—and mechanisms stan alongside the rebels as GROWN IN OUR GREENHOUSE East Hartford Court today. Bond shift in economic policy. lative domestic tax measures for coping with them are not charged by Pakistan . 'But for was set at $300 and Zeman, un T h e resignation of was drafted for Nixon’s bomb easily devised. the first time she acknowledged dcach McCracken takes effect Jan. 1, able to post It, was Jailed In Hamilton Beach r shell announcement in mid-Au Gov. T ^m as J. Meskill has that Indian soldiers had been Hartford. press secretary 'Ronald L. Zieg gust. taken: S. h^dvUne cn state aid, inside the Pakistani province. Coventry poUce are invesU- Electric 14 Speed ler said. It had been postponed Or. Paul McCracken Stein also headed the task insisting that towns and cities She said the Indian border KRAUSE FLORIST gatlng a break at Guido’s Super Bissell since September because of the force which drafted the Phase 2 pledge to pay their own share Nixon T0 Meet Pompidou cro8sit:g occurred when Paki 621 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER Market on Rt. 31, reported Sat Carving Knife launching of Nixon’s new eco Zeigler said Nixon iregretted machinery for wage-price stabi before any ^ t e subsidies are stani lirfantry buttressed by urday. Police said a laige sum Blender nomic policy on Aug. 16. McCracken’s departure and felt lization. Both McCracken and handed to bus companies. tanks and artillery launched on TEL. 648-9659 of money was removed from the Gemini Sweeper McCracken had been due 'to re the Michigan economist had Stein were Introduced to news- attack Sunday cn East Paki office safe. Entry was gained sume his professorship at the made enormous contributions stani rebels who had 'wrested through a rear office. Unlveisity of Michigan. in the "wisdom and clarity of (S«e Page Eight) . . . designed to pump At Atlantic Island Site an area around Boyra from SOUTH WINDSOR aid into, system WASHING’TON (AP) — Pres 6e visit, simultaneously an- prior to his summit meetings in govenunent control. Three East Hartford youths 9.88 17.97 ident Nixon will meet with nounc in Paris and Washlng- the two Ck>mmunlst countries. Pakistani artillery shells feU were arrested by South VWnd- &-9.87 into India and wounded liulian Famous hole-in-handle knife Solid state engineered. Ili- Cleans any type of car It is true enough that most French President Georges' ton, ^1 be strictly business," Asked if there wemid be meet sor police early this morning. YOUR for perfect carving balance. communities have failed to soldiers, she charged, and the All three were charged with low switch boosts blending peting or floor! Easy to British Pompidou in the Azores Dec. IS press sc ^etary R<»iald L. Zieg- ings with other leaders, Ziegler Pakistani ,jroorps advanced to 8 ft. cord. #275. speed. 44 oz. container. #662 create transit districts capable conspiracy and attempted arson CHOICE use. of serving as mechanisms to and 14 to discuss current inter ler said, ad Nixon will return said this generally would be ac the border.' in conneotion with an a llie d pump local, state and federal national issues prior to his directly to \washlngton after- complished through the North ‘"The local Indian military bam fire
i- h X FAOB TWO ■kANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE THREE Columbia Andover Long Opera New Books Shcinwold on Bridge Town Meeting ST A R eA'ZElC*^^ ^ MOWIEIMnNQB Ily C L A Y R. P O IX A N ‘H ot Pursuit’ O rder G iven Tou’d better Btutt that tur ARIft LIBRA key right away, mom, at |FDR m REN IB AND TRY FOR SLAM WITH NORTH Set Saturday MAC. 71 VoOr Dally AtIMIy Gulda SeFT. Annual Cub Scouts At Library CUE BIDS * According la lh» Slari. ' . leaat If you’re going to the V D ^ P G 0 P 1 £ <$ Q 10 7 2 “ A M . It o c f A zpeclal town meeting has |14-16-19-28 To develop message for Wednesday, performance of Tristan und Fiction By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD O A 3-K)-12-24/iA Thanksgiving Eve Isolde tu il^ t at the Bush- been called for Saturday at 8 0 145-48-56 read words corresprandlng to numbers 31-60-75 Va Get Badges Arenas—Hallucinations 0 QJ64 of your,2 odloc birth sign. Indian Troops on Border nell. It won’t be over until MiMM Mr tf NMr The average bridge player ♦ QJ63 p.m. in Yeomami Hall. ^ T A U R U S tCORRIO Arnold—Forests of the night A M . 20 t Forward' 31 Brond 61 Tfes^ A total ct 22 Cub Scouts re 13:20 or 12:30, accor^ng to Benzonl—Marianne and the WE.ST EA.ST Townspeople will be asked to 2 Good 32 Are 62 You OCT. 7 / 0 J (Continued From Page One) Brigades were leading the at- pealed for India and Pakistan thinks there is something dis ( ^ M A ? 70 Worship Maestro Ouadagno who will lAUMUMHimO l( act on reports of town officers. 3 Progrtit 33Fieldi 63 Get NOV. 7I-- ceived badges at their pack masked prince graceful about bidding a slam 41 94 ♦ 63 4 Don't 34 For 64 Work of Indian troops have crossed '"'® "‘'’® Rreotost restraint" meeting last Friday night. conduct, and he ought to Brand—Ambush at Torture Can C? 9863 C? 107 542 The reports wore tabled at the Si03-36-54 5 Moon 35 Now 65 Of 18-26-34-41i inif. iTn.t DnOl.t I _* charged that a dozen In- In the situation. know. Tristan is a long without using the Blackwood 6 Thara'rt 36 To 66 Romonce 57-65-79-87S ntoEa. Pakistan in support of dUu. divisions hiul been thrown The State Department satd Wednesday, Nov. 24, 7:30 P.M, yon 0 9 8 5 2 0 10 7 October town meeting because GIMINI Fifteen new scouts were in opera, and it is being done MJ. MU UMimO Convention, The expert, harden they were not printed. 7 Pilch 37 News 67 Which tAOITTARIUS the Muktl Bnhlnl. Into four assaults. the United States is In touch Chute—The story of a small life 48 AK4 ♦ 98 7 2 38 Whole- 68 A ducted into the pack. virtually without cuts. E 3 towWJuMMM liiilWM Voters will be asked to ap S in NOV. 7 7 ^ "This Is wholly untrue,” Mrs. ’''**® Muktl Bahlnl asserted with the governments of both CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Creasey—Gideon’s art ed sinner that he is, may go for SOUTH ^cfVJUNl 70 9 You 39 Heortedly 69 You Badges of office went Oh yes, and it would be Del Rey—Pstalemate weeks without bidding four no- a AKJ85 propriate $16,400 for the coat of 10 Indicotad 40 Changes 70 With Die. 71 Gandhi Hald. "In fact, It waa that Us forces were on an all- India and Pakistan os well as nice to toll your baby sitter 2- 5-22-35 11 By 41 Stronge 71 Your 42-43-55-59/ij out offensive to wrest control of the Soviet Union, Press Officer 236 Main Sfroef Den 8, Bill Ooee, denner A n A Disney—The Chandler Policy trump. He knows that the <:? KQJ re-evaluatlon, and see If the 5^50-52-66 12 Concentratt 42 Don't 72 Concerning Pakiaton which threatened total not to expect you very early MtnimD 43 Let 61-70-83-90^A East Pakistan from Pakistan's Charles W, Bray, said a meot- Featuring Michael Hutchinson, assistant Flck—^The Danzlger transcript Blackwood Convention la use 0 AK3 town will appropriate $8,780 for CANCIR 13 Wonderful 73 Should either, and lot her call home IM w 17 n w K n irt 11 , 111, > 14 Member 44 Fnends 74 Unwisely CARRICORN war and moved Ita entire mllltary government. Ing with Soviet officials prob- denner; Don 8, Qaxy^'iMmlaw, Forster—Maurice ftmtiAMiaiNtn less for some hands. This is 4|k t0 5 the settlement of the court Ij^ y jU N C 21- THE JUNIOR CHOIR so her mother won’t worry. 15 New 45 Poys 75 Ideo Die. 77 armed atrength Into operational denner and Jamps''x]andry, as- Freeman—The dream particularly trui when he has a Soulli Wfsl North East coats of Pepin and Sons vs. Co 77 I6 0 f 46 Should 76 Wishes The crisis began In March would be held In Moscow, Directed by Alton Muncie lumbia. 77 Headstrong, JAN. It slstant denner; 'webelos Den 1, Galileo—The Zoo Gang weak doubleton in an unbid 1 6 Pass 3 e Pass 17 Tend 47 Influence positions on our borders and after East Pakistan’s voters White House press secretary and i Paul Knooc, dormer. where the scouts visited the Garner—Strip Jack naked. Go suit, as in today’s hand. The tri-town PHNA has com 11-17-29-53 18 Look • 48 Meaningful 78 In 7- 8-38-39^ launched a massive hate-IndIa Rave a majority of seats In the Bonald L. Ziegler told news- MX >mmr II M wna ^ 4 0 Pass 4 (b Pass t . '63-71-76 19 Oppoiite 49 Be 79 Kooky 64-68-81-86RL ask Alice—^Author anonymous [ I (*W IM t M , vwv South dealer. pleted Its third year of service, 20 There 50 Coincide 80 Privote campaign with slogans, 'Crush National Assembly to the Aw- "t®"' "The use of military MESSAGE BY THE PASTOR Achievement badges went to: Museum and had a chance 5 0 Pass 5 0 Pass LIO Gordlmer — Livingstone's com tB Mfttin ««H) Both sides vulnerable. according to Ernest Bottomley, 21 Let 51 Upcomir>g 61 Little AQUARIUS India, conquer India..’ "ml League of Sheik Mujlbur lovce In the area would not be William A. Taylor Roger Harrison, Wolf; Em- Transcontinental planes 5 6 All Pass 22 Aipects 52 With 82 Money JAN. 70 manuel Pelletier, four silver ®lc»©-up. panions Opening Lead — King of president. 23 Good 53 You'll 63 Close "It has never been our In- Rahman, a proponent of nu- understood by the people of the ,A U a. 77 III. " arrows under Wolf, (this rep- Scout Officials Hibbert—The wandering prince Clubs. The board consists of seven 24 On 54 Conquer 84 Affoirs tention to escalate this situation tonomy for the Eastern prov- United States when the cOun- 8-4-2; Diamonds, 10-7; Clubs, 9- MANCHISTIR 9-17-25 49 4-21-3a444 resents a total of 40 different year's Cub Scout organl- Hilaire—Thanatos After North's jump to three members from Columbia, six 25 To 55 Emotions 85 Be or to start a conflict. Ince. When he refused to aban- Involved have such urgent, 8-7-2. C IN T I R o'77-78-82-84 26 Out 56 Compliment 86 Harder 47-62-74 projects completed since June); crnsists of five dens and Horan—The Blue Messiah spades, South knows that the from Hebron and five from An 27 Plonning 57 Actions 87 People "To this end, we have In- <1®" W» demands for autonomy, domestic needs." Read Herald Advertisements 643-7833 fRII PAHKINf* RIAB Of THIATHI VIRGO riscis James—Shroud for a nightingale What do you soy? dover. 28 Sex 56 Reach 86 Considered Richard Bradley, gold arrow Webelo dens. Den mothers partnership is in the slam zone. AUG. 77 fit. It structed cur troops not to cross President Agha Mohammed —' J essup—Foxway He has a count of 21 points in Answer: Pass. Despite the Columbia members include 29 Well 59 Unsettle 89 Motter the borders except In self-de- Yahya Khan ordered the army under Wolf; John Sheehan, 1- “ rs- Patricia fine trump support this hand is K i m sffi- 30 Your 60 New 90 Associates MAR. 7 0 ^ “!^f Lieberman—^The sea lepers high cards and expects that his SECOND BIG WEEK! 11/241/24 fense." to crush the league arid the se- Bear badge; Michael Dreyer, Adams, Den 2. Mrs. Sally Brad- Bottomley, president; Mrs. Les O v23-37-46-58 20-32-40-51 McCloy—A question of time THEATER TIME partner has about 12 points, not worth a response. ) Adverse Neutral The fighting brought ex- eesslonlst movement, and mll- Wolf badge; James Landry, *®y' ^®" Mrs. Diane Landry; Copyright 1971 ,THURS. ter Bllsh, chairman of the vol ,5>)69-72-80-89 € 67-73-85-88' two silver arrows under Wolf- P®" Mrs. Judy Kncx; Den B, Michaels—The crying child SCHEDULE •ihls means that the combined AT: 7:30 unteer committee and public re pressions of concern from the refugees fled Into India. Nossack—The D’Arthez case General Features Corp. 9:30 , 1:30 Webeloe awards were: Brian Tresinski; Webelo count should reach the total of ' '7 3:80 latlons; the Rev. George Evans United States and Britain as her seven-minute address Cdleman, athlete and forester; P®" Cleorge Knox; Webelo Oliver—The bluis heaven bends WEDNESDAY, 33 points usually required for a maintenance committee; Mrs. well as U.N. Secrotary-General Parliament in New Delhi, over all alam. 5:30 U Thant. The State Department Gandhi said; Paul Knox, athlete, cltlxen; “ **®® Standlsh. Cinema I—"The French Con Blue Most ‘Smoke’ Demln^ McGllton, nominating IVEST Timmy Tiemann, athlete, art- Cubmaster is Gary Coleman, Poyer—The Balkan assignment In the old days, we might 7:30 committee; Mrs. Thomas Ray Bolger Remains Agile In Washington said a meeting "We have been shouldering Pronzinl—The snatch' nection”, 7:18, 9:18 Gatltnburg, Tenn.—^The vell- 9:80 1st; Scott Harrison, athlete, art- Assistant Cubmaster is Jo Cinema "Man in the jump to six spades and hope for O'Brien, chairman nursing per would be held soon with the So- i n intolerable burden of looking Sallaska—The last Heracles n — Wil the best. If West didn’t happen like blue mist that hovers over Viet Union. after nearly 10 million terror- ILL ists; John Lane, athlete; Ed ®®Pb P*erre. Committee Sjowall—Murderv at the Savoy derness’’, 7:30, 9:30 the peaks of the Great Smoky sonnel committee and member Despite Passage of Time mCKASE Whitney, athlete, geologist, en- members Include James Hurst, State—"Kotch", 7:30, 9:30 to have a natural club lead. of the school health commit Sources in Dacca, the East stricken men, women and chll- Whitehead—Joiner South would make his slam. Mountains was named the tee. Paklstani capital, reported that dren who have fled" from Pakl- OPEN T IU 8 P.M. 'STORE glneer, citizen. Leslie Goodler, Roy Adams, Wodehouse—Jeeves and the tie Manchester Drive-In — "The "Great Smoke” years ago by By GENE HANDSAKER strated how he had jogged In Also, Preston Young, athlete; *'**'s- Harold Brentsen, Joseph The average modem player Also, Mrs. Louis Strong, cor BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. place for a specialist who Paklstanl forces repelled an In- stani oppression." that binds Name of the Game is Kill’’, would jump to four notrump in the Cherokee Indians. N; dlan assault in the Comilla dls- The refugees want to return THANKSfilVINQ EVE Duane Peterson, athlete, fores- Landry and Stanley Trozlnski. Xenakis—^The fig tree 7:00; "Kill Them AU & Come responding secretary and mem (AP) — Hop, tap, glide, kick. checked his heart. "He said, ‘If MANCHISIHI PARRAOI tor; Raymond CoUln, forester, BuUdlng Permits stead of to six spades, but the AOChctimCtri ptMAti ber of the board of education The sweat rolled down Ray Bol- I could get all my patients to trlct, on the eastern border, heme and India is determined Non-Fiction Back Alone”, 8:30; “1000 Con- response of five diamonds and that 167 intruders were to see that they can do so as SERVE A FINE WINE WITH YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER athlete; Leslie Standlsh, silver Building permits Issued in Ambrosino—Runaways & A Woman", 10:00 committee; Alfred Vezina, ger’s pink, lined face as he do this, maybe they’d be In the arrow under the Bear Badge, town since July include: Gene showing one ace wouldn’t treasurer and member of the worked out In his backyard stu shape you are.’ killed. Another Indian attack soon as possible, Mrs Gandhi CHOOSE FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION OF IM Bang—Norway: La Norvege East Hartford Drive-In — really help South. A slam may was reported at Akhaura In the added. PORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES ANU CHAMPAGNES. aquanaut, athlete, forester; KDchaud and John R. Cotter, (Text Is in English and "Angels Hard As They Come”, a m finance committee. dio. "Old age never killed any John Ledford, aquhnaut, out- $6,000, remodeling of a house be either laydown or unmak- A contract was signed with Hands clapping, body twist body," Bolger reasoned. “They noitoeastem sector. She called on the Pakistanis French) 9:30; "Slaves’.’, 7:80 able, and South has no way of Heavy flghUng conUnued in to resolve the crisis through entertaining convenience .— •« doorsman, athlete, forester. damaged by fire on Pine Ridge Becker — Government lawless East Windsor Drive-In—"Go the Homemaker Homo Health ing, he stomped, pranced, mug died because their hecirt knowing which is the case. Jack Lemmon directs. Aide Service of Windham Inc., ged, sang. He did a giaceful stopped." the Jessore area on the western peaceful negoUatlon and recon- WE CARRY CANNED COCKTAILS, MIXES AND BAGGED ICE. New Scouts ness In America ing Home’’, 10:00; "Ace Station Make Suggestion He takes his talent border, a PakUtanl army dilation “which is more re Those boys who had just join- Mrs. Raymond Moonan, Rt. Zebra”, 7:30 ENDS SUNDAY Walter Matthau in a for health aide services to soft shce, a heel-and-toe bar The Massachusetts-born en Camp—Pegasus descending; a South should merely make a behind" the camera spokesman said, but Invading warding than that of war and ed the Cub group were award- «- remodeling upstairs, adding book of the best bad verse Meadows Drive-In — “Kill 8 [R] RATED HITS role only he could Medicare paUents. The contract rage, a CSiarleston, cmiga, frug, tertainer admitted that at 165 suggestion by bidding a new make so excitingly tor the first time was broadened to cover all pa Watusi. One foot flew up and forces "were not allowed to the suppression of liberty and SEVEN UNSATIONS TO SERVE YOU ed their Bobcat pins. These in- dormer, installing bathroom, Shung—Korea; The third Re Them. ; All And Come Back suit. South’s bid of four dia he was five pounds overweight make any headway.” democracy.” eluded: Jett Bemtsen, Doug $6,000. public Alone", 7:07; "1000 Convicts A c a g e different... you’ll toadda new, tients receiving PHN service; touched his upraised palm. “from slttin’ on a damn air monds promises the ace of dia fresh dimension to hiring of speech therapist on a Normal rehearsal for any Another spokesman in Rawal- In New York, a spokesman Bdahapo C om et Corbfaio Comer Rigonmey St BurrlU, Glen Fournier, David Andover Volunteer Fire De- Oompton—iPop art and A Woman", 8:87 “The full of m en- start talking atxiut it plane.” Iii 24 days he had just (She Peterson, Roy Adams, Jr., partment, addition to existing monds and hints that the ace of his brilliant career. part-time basis; and a part- dancer—until you realize that lectured in 20 Eastern and Mid pindi, the government center In for Secretary-General U Thant Weet Hartford West Hartford Hartford Dasmann—No further retreat Name of the Game is Kill", clubs is missing. A player TOTAKE... from the opening scene Bolger Is 67. west Pakistan, said the assault said the United Nations p l ^ sss-ens sn-taas m7-mi8 *niomas Goodier, Michael building on Center St., $12,000. Fitzpatrick — Puerto Rican 10:40 time bookkeeper. western cities. He talks to usually bids his lowest ace in TO BREAK... The agency also achieved He seems as agile and liquid women’s clubs and service was not as large as first be- to evacuate 85 relief persotuiel London W aterbuiy Hutchinson, Ricky Gardiner, Jerome Griner, Wales Rd. Americans; the meaning of this situation, and failure to bid O R PtAYWTTH lleved. He said elements of In- from East Pakistan, Briotoi Stephen Bcucar, Thomas Ger- and Rt. 6, converting present migration to the maiiUand THURSDAY a service-supervision package, limbed as when he played the groups on subjects ranging 44340W 75B4MW O telSU clubs usually means that the ANYW AY agreement with Marlborough; scarecrow In "The "Wizard of dla’s 42nd and 320th Mountain The BriUsh government ap- ard, Ricky Bunker, Sean (Me- garage and/or kennel building Fry—^The world of antiques Cinema I —"The French Con player doesn't have diat ace. SHE WISHED! from good citizenship to his Namara, Jay H ^ n e r, David into an ofttce, $360-600. Gauguin—The drawings of Gau nection,” 1:00, 3:00, 8:00, 7:00, had general expansion, addi Oz” 32 years ago. As olfe re-i "Oz" recollections. North responds by showing an tions to an effective operation viewer of his one-man show re Knox, Arvo Slismeto and Gar- Donald S. 01ougd>> Hickory guin 9:00. ace of his own, and South now Helping to keep him young, land Conrad. Hill, enclosing an existing Grant—Cities of Vesuvius: Pom Cinema II — "Man in the of agency programs and con marked, ",He has mocked the Bolger said, are broad inter 6:30', bids five diamonds. This bid- tinued financial soundness of mercilessness of the years." Boy Scouts who were appoint- breezeway, $280. peii and Herculaneum Wilderness,” 1:30, 3:30, promises the king of dlamcmds ests. He and a contractor friend ed as Den Chiefs to asslat with Robert Sayles, Asplnall Dr., Hornung — Illustrated encyclo 7:30, 9:30. CHILDREN’S MATINEE the agency by yireatlng a sound "'People ask bow I do It at have found that a proposed State — "Kotch,” 1:30, 3:30, but also suggests that South fiscal budget and keeping ex my age." Bolger said, panting the Cubs, and qualify for addltlmi of a dormer onto the pedia of stamp collecting cannot bid the slam by himself, "IWzardland of Oz" amusement tnATtlH Lt « badges in their organization house, $1,000. Lord—Diary of a Village li 8:30, 7:30, 9:30. FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY penditures within it; active slightly, mopping his face with park will cost more like $40 4 hearts (promising the king or a a bath towel. were: Dmi 2, Raymond Brad- Lenoard and btorlene Peters, brary Manchester Drive-In — "The membership in the Association million than the $15 million Name of the Game is Kill," singleton) or five spades; but AT: 1:00-2:46 "I work at It. Fifteen minutes ley; Den 3. Ron Landry; Den 8, ph,e RMge Dr., addition of a McQuade—Cities fit to live in neither partner would bid past of Community Health Service they envisioned—"but we’re Janies Gumlaw; Webelo Den 1, ^ rag e, $1,400. and how we can make them 7:00; “Kill Them All & Come Agencies Inc., increased par of exercises every morning. 1 stUl \yorking on it.” Back Alone," 8:30; "1000 Con five spades because it would be bend—^he was on his feet again, Michael K j^ ; Webeto Don 2, jam es m d Jan Klldutt, As- happen clear to both of them that there ticipation of administrative Languages also interest him. Moorehead—A late education; victs & A Woman,” 10:00. supervisor and professional in white duck pants and blue THANKSGIVING Terry Hutchlnaon. plnall Dr., building a twocar In Palm Springs recently he Bast Hartford Drive-In — is a fatal weak$$BS in the un polo shirt, denumstraUng. “I In The cube try to make at least m .BOO. episodes in a life bid suit. It is just as well that staff on outside committees; was able to translate a French- one field trip |^ r m ^ th ^ T l^ ' Haloburdo, Wheeling Rd.. Neuhaus—In defense, of people: “Angels Hard As They Come,’’ PRODUCnOlISP outside conferences, meetings, hale, take another breath on they stay out of slam, since * 4 ' top of that, and hold It." speaking Motoccan prince’s re paM Sjmdaj^ 11 a d i ^ , enclosing an existing open sddl- Ecology and the seduction of 7:30; "Slaves,” 9:10. ROSSAIIOBIUZZI -PAUL TRIPP clinics and in service programs. East Windsor Drive-In —"Go West has a natural club lead ' f Hands overhead, feet apart, quest to a hotel clerk for writ cubs to (Bradley International radicalism and takes the first two tricks. ing paper. As a result, by In Airport in Windsor Locks, g ^ g y ' j^a^ph and Glenda Nkrumah — Class struggle in ing Home," 7:30; "Ace Statimi Manchester Evening Herald arms outstretched, he bent Dally Question BT05i5E over, swept the floor with his vitation of the grateful prince, SPECIALS Zebra," 9:18. ______Oulette of McKee St., Blast Hart- Africa Partner opens with one heart, C O lO R n DC luxe* (ffl ibECNltiSTMaS Columbia correspondent Vir he’ll play in a Moroccan golf Owen—Painting Meadows Drive-In — "Kill AN AMERICAN INTERNATIONALneieawMI hands, rose and finally exhaled. ^ . ford, permit to build a house and the next player passes. You ginia Carlstm te l. 228-9224 tournament Dec. 12. Rendon—Chlcano manifesto Them AU and COme Back "That stretches the muscles be ^{utrbrBtrt juiw aty Rd., $26,000. Alone,’’ 7:07; “1000 Convicts hold: Spades, 6-3; Hearts, 10-7- tween the ribs." nilDir, SHURIH ORLT! * Jack A. Barton, Mathieson Schramm—HiOer: The man and Prawn* Big Item the military leader and A Woman,” 8:57; "The CHUCK CONNORS y m m o s r r ■Before a song, dance and v r t m b or., garage bunding, $400. Slomich—The American night- Name of the Game is Kill,” NEW DELHI—India exported comedy performance, he re Japan Good Customer Robert E. Poet, Rt. 6, building jm are 10:40. *\y a s n fr- more than $49 mllUon worth c< hearses his strenous act for two Published Dally Except Sundays a storage shed and garage, TOKYO — Japan imported ytllllams—Henry Vm and his i s n s n s EASTMMCOim seaZood to Europe, the United hours doily. His long-time mu 210,400 t(»is of bananas, worth SaK^SSToiSn." “ fW '***’ »3«>- / court States and Japan last year. sical director Gene Garf, beat more than $36 million, from >!• rArmk James (McNamara, Wheeling Judge On a Pass 'So m e th in g Froaen prawns, valued at $14 out a piano accompaniment. Taiwan last year, 26 per cent of caaMPoaMIe Paid at Rd., addition onto present million, were the biggest item. Jowls jiggling, Bolger demim- Its total banw a imports. Ifancbester, Conn. (CNOlO) second story, $8,000. STANTON, Mo. (AP) — m ^ G O L O R SUBSCROnON RATES S. J. Fdoufe of Columbia, per- Jane Fond!a Show Whenever Larry 'Davis visits Fayable in Advance mlt to build a house on Hebron TN CM'i Nil Ticni II tn m sm u n u s s :. Meramec Caverns on U.S. 66, B ig ' TOW MON A rtIMM NO110 nvUt tfH tWlMItl tHOCi INOINO OrlglnDt Sowndlrtch One Year ...... |3».00 Rd., $28,000. On Pacific Tour staffers sing out, “Here Comes Aviltabl* on RCA CAMDEN Rocortfs The Judge." Also StofTlM ^ v*3 mroe*ito5la"!X."!!!.‘X!!!!.' t.H Bulletin Board W£HAME0f lYDU BRAZZI-ALBERTO RmOlUTIMISCHA AUERSORNY F0Xii«cMb,R088iUI0 BRAZZI On^Mooto ...... iiie Young-at-Heart meeting LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jane Davis was a cave guide there BURNSIDE BywuTfer^..!'.!!!’.'.!!'.’weei[iy 7Bc for tonight has been canceled. Fcnda, Donald Sutoerland and for nine years. He is now mag PLUS — "RUIKHiPH • RED NOSED REINDEER*’ ______School will close tomorrow about 16 other performers are istrate cf FVanklln County. He neGAM£ and his family visit the cave of THANKBOIVINO DAY until the following Monday in off to Asia to present their ' ten as his father-in-law is Les AT 8 • 7 • 9 WE HONOR observance of the Thanksgiving "Free the Army” antiwar vari holiday. ter B. Dill, cave owner. ety show to American trocqie. Read Herald Advertisements “We wUI be performing in Manchester Evening Herald 956 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Andover corre^Hmdent Anna theatera, halls and bars outside Frislna, Tel. 742-9347. military installations," Miss EXCLUSIVE CONN. SHOWIM! Fonda told newsmen before the . _ -as MATINEES DAILY 2 PJI. OPEN WEEK NIGHTS Sautrdays troupe left Tuesday for Hono till lulu, the Philippines, Okinawa NOW! at 0:80 R 8:40 fo 9 fill ChrisfmasI 5:30 Injured Senator and Guam. The actress said the WEEKENDS government denied the troupe QONT. PEBP. Wins Bike Paths visas to enter South Vietnam. NnicvCB SACRAMENTO, Calif. (A(P) Sutherland described the C(M iie visit m e — Although his arm was in a show as “a political vaudeviUe GROUP sling from bicycle accident in show with everything—even INFO juries, a Democratic leader has magic tricks.” In the United States, said 606- shepherded his bUl for more 8489 KNIT SPORT COATS bike paths to final legislative Miss Fonda, “soldiers have i p i i i i at M cJXm aldk approval. been giving our show standing NEWINGTON CENTER FREE PARKING BOOT SALE! ovations because it reflects how "I have not lost my interest they feel . . . The majority of despite recent events," said solders today are against the Sen. James Mills of San Diego, Tim es $ li5 EXIT 02 FROM HER LI N T UR N P I K E f>h(, m n ’» Reg. $60. $ 99 referring to a bike exUlision last war. We’re saying, ‘We’re sup month in which he broke sev porting you.' " eral ribs and suffered arm in juries while riding in San Fran cisco’s Golden Gate Park. Kosygiiii To Visit Oslo His bUl, sent to Gov. Ronald OSLO, Norway (AP) — Pre Reagan on a 28-2 vote Tuesday, mier Alexei N. Kosygin of the U/et W eoilia would allow highway tax fund Soviet Union will oirtve Dec. 8 CHARGE money to be spent for building for a five-day official visit. is - bike paths alongside state high The Foreign Office made the S,''. ways. announcement Tuesday night. W ( t t o i j ) m ||6 IT! SPECIAL GROUP W l )lONt>H n).>*,trf I h.iigt MEN’S FAMOUS BRAND T h rsB y / RAINCOATS WALT DISNEY MOVIES Reg. $75. $ 99 FRIDAY, NOV. 26-1;3P-?ie0 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL ALTERATIONS Santa Claus will be at McDonald’s this Friday, Saturday and Values to $16.00 Benefit BIG BROTHERS OF MANCHESTER Sunday from 12:00 noon until 6 p. m. So Mom and Dad bo EXTRA 'nckeU Available at Silktown Flyer Office (rear Parkade) N O V . 2 6 2 7 2 fi sure to bring the kids. They’ll have lots of fun with Santa. Guaranteed 100% SPECIAL • pm SAT /^N or at Door — $1.(W And candy canes will be free. Waterproof! Other GROUP 10 AJW .^TO— B PAC MEN’S While you’re there, esk about a McDonald’a Styles Included In This Sale I WOOL Our Thanks to Hie following merchants for their support: Christmaa Gift Certificate. DRESS SLACKS REST Cloaad Thankaglvlng Day. Andersoh-LIttle Pete’s Grocery m ertle ltd . Butterfield’s Regal Men’s Shop OPEN DAILY k Farr’s Simmons Shoe Store 46 W IST CENTER STREET men s 'Groman’s Sport Shop Stevenson Bros. Esso MANCHESTER Mr. Donut Wishing WeU Card & Gift Shop 20% « Manolntltr Stort Owly MANCHISTIR CHILDRIN'S SIZIS $6.90 ’TIL 9 P.M. WS* i onaicra PARKAM MRUN WWSTH.SQUAM~1 U®
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PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE FIVE Monnet Says; mittee for a United States of World Boomerang Champ the Europe, This Includes represen tatives of most non-Communlst Prefers USA Models Stamps News political parties and labor un United Europe Possible: ions from the Common Market By aOROON TAIT throw of UB yards in Sydney in nations and Britain. treasure chest diamonds SYDNEY (AP) -- Thera's a 1967, was sought out, One Small Step at a Time Committee recommendations food old Aussie arfument going "American boomerangs gen MMMkNei already have wide parlia erally are better than A ^gln- on about boomerangs—those By HARVEY HUDSON step from an economic and mentary support In the mem come*back-to-me missiles per al-made," he said. "Aj^rican PARIS (AP) — Jean Monnet, ber nations, but approval from manufacturers, like Australian monetary union to political In fected by the oiiglnaJ Aussies, who has spent two decades stitutions. governments tends to lag. the Aborigines. manufacturers, are concerned nudging Western Europe toward that their boomerangs come International dealings have The main point at issue is: unity, feels that he has helped been Monn'et’s life. At 19pj he mention It, one handicap la that Are the "Made In U.S.A." mod back. The Aborigine couldn't start an Irreversible movement, was sent to North America to his committee Includes no els imported Into Australia for care leas whether his comes "Unless we oreare fools,fools,” he sell cognac produced by his Oaulllst par- back or not as long as it looks • j U., U uy niH ty ^^.hlch has a majoriti In the sale to American tourists supe-. family’s’ firm.'At 31, he was an 1?' " rior to those made by Abori pretty and sella." At 83, he does not gloat over assistant secretary-general of Motional Assembly, gines In Australia? Then Noel App, manager of progress or agonise over fall- the League of Nations, In 1938 "bout the Foundation for Aboriginal The world champion boome uros. He feels that one big ac- with war near he went to Wash- ‘'’• $225 rang thrower says, "Yes the Affairs, WM given his say: compllshment has been the Ington as a French purchasing u ^ ? national Independence "Our bobmerangs do come changed attitude of Europeans agent. Then he became chair Yank models 'are better." An back—they're not fakes. Aboriginal leader says non to one M other-"French to Oer- man of the joint French-Britlsh .k . u sense. "Some boomerangs mass pro man, German to French"-so war supplies committee After setbacks have not duced in some Australian facto Exclusively After that It probably will be they can sit down to work out the fall of FFrance r Z e Winston ‘'It’s ne- ries for export overseas are of common problems. Churchill named him to the ns." he no surprise to road -thkt the poor quality. But the boomer says. world champion Is not an He Insists that there Is no British supply mission In Wash- . MICHAELS angs made by Aboriginal By 8YD KRONISH long-range plan for achieving Ington Charlemagne and Napoleon AboMgIne, not even Australian craftsmen still are the best in APA t- NewsfeaturesN ew sreauires the form of nishis cncherished en sn ea rn 1943 VTonnot u/no ai *"...... ‘'^®*'’ . "'“y®- " “ .ro, *1 their ■ -■ leir ONLY at Michaels can you find this precious Treasure Chest. bom, not even American bom, the world. The hand-made ones Native dancers wearing bird "United States of Europe." in piersIn 1943,to h'ein Monnet not ,,r, was r-v, In i Al- .1' own times, to unify Europe,Europe but but Steve Silady bom in Yugos are unbeatable. And ONLY the finest of diamonds are sold in the Treasure lavia. costumes are,r. th. the basic «.r™designs W »1. » U will h .v , 10 h„„„ SS,.'? i "'•I' I'i 1— tl.. b.n.m o( Chest— your assurance of the quality of your purchase. "Hie Americans can't pro for four new stamps from From $i(K) to many thousands. Easy Payments Invited. The argument was sparked duce anything like some of the necessity dictating each for- named m inister pitfalls to avoid on the road to by Sen. Neville Bonner, the Papua and New Guinea. boomerangs we see in this The Illustrations are based on ward move. for supply, ar- unity? Monnet replies without first and only Aboriginal mem country. Our Aborigines make Monnet has shied away from WUh victo^l In "Domination. Doml- ber of the Australian Federal aocurate costumes and prac some that can be thrown in the tices of the SiassI Island resi cfflclal pcsltlcns since he re- heaSed theTnvistm f ,” T ® ‘ “>® ®“™® ‘h® Parliament. air and make two complete cir signed as president of Europe’s e c m m tJiI r p anning world." Bonner, in a speech to Parlia dents of that area, reports the coal and steel pool in 1966. Ybt restoration o f ------cles before hovering and falling Empire Stamp Galleries. The , 7 France’s productive capacity JEWEURS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 % ment, asked for tariff protec at the thrower’s feet. Nothing ^ France’s productive capacity. tion for boomerangs "so that produced overseas can.compete dances take their names from biceme kno^' arthe*^’"Flthw ”® instigator of the coal Russian Oil Piped Downtown Manchester at 968 Main Street cheap imitations from overseas with these. the plumage . worn...... or the. birds c rE u ro ® p r’°'^ "Father and steel®‘®®1 poc’rapeel and n d senred''Tsserved as MOSCOW - The Soviet UrUnion will not undercut the authentic "Making a boomerang that b e ^ imitated. ^ His office on Avenue Foch is “ '^ 2 ! ;! '’“*®"^ “ ® ®>‘®®“»ve has about 30,000 kilometers of Aboriginal article.” He sug will hover in the air for a num. Two of the values depict Sla becks and deccrated ^ P‘P®Hnes, about 12 per gested legislation to restrict the ber of seconds is an art which Dancers. "Sla” means cock- paintings and photos of his . through the cent of the- world’s total. (A manufacture of boomerangs in atco, and the dancers’ head- family, an ctl portrait of Robert °f the Action Com- kilometer is 3,280 feet.) Read Herald Adverti/iemente has taken hundreds of years to decorated with cock- - Australia, "to those who own it perfect. Most American mis dress Is decorated with cock- Sc hum an. an autographed as their special heritage." atoo feathers. 'The movements photo of Konrad Adeniuer. iVv' siles can’t compete with the Then came the follow-ups. properly made Australian prod Imitate that of the cockatoo in Schuman, as French premier Silady, who won his title with a uct." ® ^*"®®' and foreign minister, and Ade- Another stamp shows a mask nauer, as West German chan- dance which is spiritual in na- cellor, shared his dreams and W The Tradition of ture and common to New helped push them to reality. T h is new s t ^ Workshop Plans ^Patience^ Guinea. The masks, however, Monnet says h ehas been in ‘V. / r-v differ from tribe to tribe. The the European unity movement fourth adhesive features an since "the day before it start- ' "..'t As Anniversary Production Urasena dancer. Such dances ed.” But he asserts there was are usually performed by the never a blueprint calling for set making banking J Hie Manchester Gilbert and Pratt-Whltney and lives in East male elders in the Pomlo re- moves toward a defined goal, Freedom ♦.♦Our Sullivan Workshop will cele Hartford. glon of West New Britain on Instead it was a process ot de ■/ brate its 26th anniversary with Steinberg is director of Instru Papua. Urasena is a symbol of elding and doing what was nec- the production of "Patience." mental music at Manchester wealth and prestige. essary and possible at the mo- Auditions for the show will be High School and is a resident of These new stamps are avail- ment, while pressing toward thousands of CBT' Colchester. He was graduated able at your local stamp dealer the unity objective held on Dec. 1 and 2 at 8 p.m. from the University of Dela _ . A _ ♦ . _ A . . A TFirst, 7U .W .4 lAit ...AAwas — Althe Coal and Cherished Legacy at South United Methodist or stamp department. Church. ware and is currently studying Steel Community, set up by at the Hartt College of Music France, West Germany, Italy, Hiere are 6 male and 6 fe Taking their cue from the and the University of Hartford movement to give 18-year olds B e'l g i u m , Holland and male major roles and a mixed Luxembourg. The aim was to i*. sm chorus. Anyone interested in where he Is working on a mas the right to vote in this coun auditioning or participating in ter of music theory. He has try, the Bronx. County Stamp eliminate all customs duties on any phase of the production just ccmpleted the musical di Club in New York has amended coal and steel products, and may contact Mrs. David Acker, rection of the Little Theatre of its constitution to admit 18- permit workers in the Industry Manchester production of "Fun year-olds to membership. Or to pass freely acrxiss frontiers. Thlt Mctlon Duncaster Lane, Vemmi. Re tummarlzM the hearsals will begin in January. ny Olrl." This will be his first ganized in 1932, the Bronx \^ e n this idea succeeded, the Common Market came into activity In your Hiia will be the first time the producUcm for the G&S Work group is one of the largest in portonal chocking JOHN DEPOSITOR mm 09-07-71 I Freedom is a tradition in shop. the nation. being to cover other products. account during JANE DEPOSITOR Workshop has produced "Pa 10 10-07-71 , Slbtm, a resident of Hebron, Euratom was established as an tha pravloua 100 MAIN STREET tience.” It is (xmsldered by OAS month. ANY TOWN CONN 06000 K'-f It- -vr fans to contain some of the has recently directed the Podi A mammoth philatelic under atomic energy pool. Hie same rm 0001 !»• most beautiful music Sullivan um Players in "My Fair taking—the Scott Encyclopedia six nations joined all three * *♦ '. • V • • - l Ji'W our great nation. From the wrote. Hie story of Gilbert Lady," his 60th production in of Stamp Design—featuring ev communities. ’ y f m Now the communities are go 1 - \S> pokes the usu^ fun at the Brit the area. He has also directed ery postage stamp design the ish army, romantic poets, and, televiscm plays for WTIC for the world has ever known from ing through their first ex pansion. Administrative hurdles t t i o i ' M earliest beginnings, the of jeours^, love-lorn and foolish Greater Hartford Council of 1840 through 1'972 is now in pro In thaaa two aiStSl IS»' I70'*>i 29040' Churches. Bom in England, he must be overcome before Brit tociiona aro ...... ladies, f duction. It will come as a ain can join in 1973, but this oi-tt Xi. WlIliAni Siddons will serve as has been active in the theater three-volume set and is ex racord a oummary MMMTWiRTdiMTt Quarttrty productlcii manager for the since the age of four in England, major objective is in view. o llh a and total>Ulli Intarast pected to be released in No Monnet is now hopeful that tranaactiona mrsum:-SWaStr -- ♦4p*4nM0I':i aamod during IIm show, with musical direction by the United States, and in Ken- during lha last 0000&! aoooq 20000 1 + 2480:»: 292460'! courage of our Pilgrim forefathers vember. 1973. The price will be the six present members can — .... :y>! M ar art shown Maurice Steinberg, and staging ya. 1169.60. month In your hora< reach an agreed position so aavinga MittiBTNitiir fA vnras tttrWBTrnRTOMTt I2«.t0 and choreography by John Si- ’'Patience” will be presented account(i). bun. they can speak with one voice on March 24 and 26 at Man to the United States about 400000iM^ latesj. :im s made it possible. The will Siddons was seen last year as chester High School’s Bailey Lumber Trade Spread SOOOOj I 454eZok Sir Dineulan in the <3AS produc world monetary problems. Auditorium. PORTLAND, Ore.—There are Plans for a European eco- COOCDAII tion of "Camelot,” and Is pres CHECi:iN<5 a : c >u n t ently serving as a member ot about 10,000 lumber mills in the nomlc and monetary union and faith of our people have Baseball Hall of Famer Ty United States, and the top- 10 have been stalled by the world 09-07 66( 05 the eocecutlve board of the Oobb was known as Hie Georgia 09-0$ 64205 Workshop. He is an engineer for account for less than 19 per cent monetary unrest. Monnet feels 09-0S And hara wa’II pool Peach. of lumber output. that it would be only a smaU 0 9 - t a complata racord 09-1 • of all your kept it alive. It will retnain ours Iranaoctlana lor 09-1 tha month — chocking and if.' aavinga — 99-29 dopotllt and with' vigilance and dedication. 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\ PAOB E IG m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEST^ CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO^TN,, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE NINE Vernon 51 national convention dele Hehron Do You RecogniM This Area? ^Old^ Democratic Groups gates; and toe national con Nixon Moves Money Adviser McCracken vention delegates help pick the . . . the new Glenney'f Here is a narrative dMcrlptlon of new House District 13 in Busman presidential nominee. M»he$ you an old T o R ecess Ecology Unit Manchester, as contained in the state's redlstrlctlng plan. Architects, School Board Loom as Delegate Figure The State Central Committee /a$hioned Thanksgiving! It is based on State of Connecticut 1970 Census Maps. Cen- accepted with regret Tuesday Fontana Hit us tracts are designated by number, aa are enumeration dis Resigns ^WTiite House Post HARTFORD (A P )—Tile po«- arc set by state law, so the night the resignation of former I>ock Strike Is Recycling tricts (ED), and block groups (BO). Seek to Reduce RHS Plans Crisis ■Iblllty of "old” local party or- shortened Democratic time- Motor Vehicles Commissioner ize mis more fully In the fu- men and educators a son eoon- . The District IS description is typical of all district descrip fCrntlimed from Page One' It's back to toe drawing and choir rehearsal rooms. Ho ganizations having a voice in ““”® ‘he poMlbllity that Jehn J. Tyn^ of *Ilddlei^ WASHDrCnON (AP) — Prea- lure, if It does not recognize it omUt. By Car, Dies tions and explains why state officials are confused over exact men a tthe White House when .. gteln became chief eccnon^ist board for the architect, and the cautioned toe board that a great " , outgoing town committees and elected Middletown Town Paper, Glass toe eventual auction of dele- might be able to pick state con- Chairman Lawrence Coccloll to htant Nbna took a major step boundaries. the announcement a 'ls made. Board of Education to revUe ‘*®®* of the curriculum would be A 74 - year - cld Manchester Despite hi. Involvement in cf the committee in 1986, and Loom s gates to too Democratic Na- ventlcn delegate, betore they succeed him on the committee, today toward iavaMny the OYift- “District number IS, to consist of a portion of the Town of M cO ackrn praised Stein as a to the Brookings In- toe prapoeed plana for toe oddl- approach were to be man, innocenze Fontana cf 70« Volunteer workers from HBILP the Phase 2 and wage-price . tlonal Convention occupied toe uft office. Thl. used to be toe HarOey Act to end the Bast Manchester containing ED numbers 97-98-99-100 and BO num “ brilliant economist of inter- as a aenior fellow in N. Main St., died this mcming (Hebron Ecologists for Less freeze planning, the 58-year-old ^ tlon to and renovatlcn of Rock- . w , attention of too Democratic case In many towns, which was ber 1 of census tract number 5141; BO numbers 1 and 2 of natl'nal reoutoUon.” .dll. Referring to building a school (Continued from Page One) Ooaat loncaboiamen’s strike, re- at Manchester Memcrial Hos BtelnStein hhie ii Icr®'Icng' been rorulderedconsidered It WM from that poit tliAt Get 815 Million MEN'S SHOP Pollution) spent more than two census tract number 5145; BO numbers 1-2-S-4-5 of census trad The ' chairman-designate had vlllo High School. for a lesser number of students, State Central Committee Tues- one o t too discoveries the re ooBvanlny a ^M dal board to re pital frem injuries he received hours recently sorting, tying and 5146; BO munbers 1 and 2 of census tract 5147; BO numbers Lost iwht toe school board Eveleto said there are two democratic” Is what Mesklll day night. form-minded supporters o t Eu-. NEW YORK — The American yesterday aftemcen when lttUe'to'a^'n'bwt'oie’«^c^ OPPO"®"^ port on chances of ending the stacking new^wpers and maga- 1-2-3-4 of census tract number 5148; BO num^r 2 of census ventlon in free markets and a dUcusseij with architects Wll- ways to approach this solution. called the latter MU. The question was not re- gene McCarthy made when Heart Association has awarded struck by a car on N. Main St. course cf economic policy ex is the author of five books, in 789 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER' 5B-dsy dock atrike. slnes at the town dump. tract number 5151; and BO numbers 1 and 2 of census tract cept that — mcxlerate, rather than a llheral, Ilam McHugh and David The first, he eald, would be to Unf(>Hunatelv toe combined ®®'''®'‘ , ’ , ‘•••P’*® hurried « MANCHESTER K\E3CrNC HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN Amtrack Adding From Your Extra Trains For Holiday SPIRITED WAYTO CHEER THE SEASON m WASHINGTON (AP) — Ex Neighbor’s Kitchen tra trains and about 330 passen ger cars are being added to normal Amtrak railroad serv By VmAN F. FBIIOUSON yelks and pumpkin, and mix breads, breaded veal cutlet, ice today because of the For as long as anyone can remember, Holldayil___ _ havo always o been medium boat calves liver. There would be » ..... stirring constantly until gela- sweet Italian sausage and Thanksgiving. Day weekend. the best dinner parties of the year tfoa family, When tine Is dissolved and mixture Is squares of cream of wheat or To handle' heavy college-va-. my two staters and I were grow- heated thoroughly, about lO corn meal which had been al- cation traffic in the Midwest, reach a climax when the guests Ing up, everyone would gather minutes. Remove from heat IcWed to set overnight, then cut extra trains will be operated together with lots of talking and ®*’***< stirring occasionally In squares to fry. Two or three between Quincy, III., and Chi leave the table to enjoy coffee and g o ^ food tor every occasion. *^''**' mixture mounds slightly large platters were attractively cago, and Cartondale, ni'., and Mostly, on Thanksgiving Day, when dropped from spoon. Beat arranged, the whole surounded Chicago. brandy in the living room. Then we went to Qrandma Mary l^slf-plnt whipping cream until with fried carrots. Cars will be added on trains friends relax, conversation flows, Firato’s. ' stiff and fold in. Turn Into bak- At othen times, the mid- between New York and Boston, We would pile out of the car, P'® shell and chill until firm, course would consist of home- Milwaukee and Chicago, New the mood is mellow. up to the back door, through '*'°P whipped cream. made ravioli. I have never tast York and Buffalo, N.Y., and be Orandmp The dining room table was ed such creations except those tween Washington and New m a's sunporch filled with York. every iflailt imaginable. Then, set with the best of china. The cf my mother who was taught Here in the entertaining season on lnto|Uib kitchen filled with floral centerpiece invariably by my grandmother and Mrs. Additional seats will be avail the moK .'delectable aromas. ended up on the sideboard be Fred Lea Sr. I sometimes won able on many other trains. of the year, when everyone is ready for parties — to Auntie Elihma Pero would run cause the .table would eventual- der If they do not make agnoll give them or to go to them — the dessert-coffee-brandy to greei us with a cat or a dog IX groan with food, Instead of ravioli. Agnoll Is a following bel^d. "HI, Monkey A tempting array of hors specialty of the people of Turin Speedy Project sequence becomes a whole party in itself. It’s an easy, Doodles!" was her favorite d'oeuvres arranged on a table near which my grandparents' greeting. Orandma would leave In the living room was a slg- families dwelt. Snarls Traffic gracious, exciting way to entertain a few friends the stove temporarily to clutch nal that the meal was begln- Agnoll contain at least three w us to her ample boSom and nlng. The adults would have meats plus chopped spinach, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - sggs, parmesan cheese, and Traffic was backed up for sev or many, and it fits nicely into the changing life style smother us with kisses. cocktails and the. children gin- seasonings. The sauoe is not A klsijnng family, we then gor ale. eral miles at Uie San Fran- red as one finds In most restau cisco-Oakland Bay Bridge while of both the young and the older. moved on to the living room Sometime during the morning, rants but a brown one, blended to buss Uncle Jqe 'P ero and Grandma would have gone down motorists were given InathiC- • from the various meats, to lions on how to speed thier Brandy, like the wines from which it is made, is Grandpa John nrato. Wo al- to the cellar to select one of which mushrooms have been ways put our coats In the don Grandpa’s homemade bottles of ^ d ed dally commuter trips. Bridge officials said many of sometimes so surrounded with mystery and ritual that wmioh doubled U Uncle Joe's wine. Down the narrow stair- w^en we were children, we the 23,000 cars which cross the office. We thout^bj It a fasclnat- case we would go, followed by always had a contest to see who bridge Into San Francisco each its uncomplicated service is overlooked. The Christian Ing place, especially the area the gold and white cat. Grand- could, eat the most ravioli. I day were delayed 10 to 16 min 'round Joe’s d ^ . There were ma didn’t really want him down was a^"good- competitor but utes Tuesday while students Brothers, who produce a high proportion of the beverage glass-doored /bookcases filled there but he went just the same, much to my chagrin, never handed each driver infonpatlon brandy in this country, suggest that enjoyment of their with the S-Foot Shelf i always wondered why she won. I consoled myself with the on a plan to let autos with of Books. We had to ask per- took such a long time to make fact that I had had a few extra three or more occupants cross brandy need not wait until you acquire the traditional mission to . n a d those. Then a selection. Finally, a bottle in the kitchen with Grandma. ,JI free. there was m e marvelous add- would be chosen. I was never After all, who could tell wheth- The plan, which starts Dec. 8, brandy glasses. T o enjoy an aromatic brandy at its fullest, ing machine jWhlch Uncle Joe allowed to carry It . . . it er they were fit for the table Is designed to encourage great f shouldn’t bo jiggled. Later, It without . the sauce and the er use of car pools to cut com it is well to drink it from a glass that curves inward .. Lamp- would be opened by Grandpa ei*®ese to go with? National Turkey Federation muter-hour traffic. “>® corkscrew he had Oh, yes, we finally got to the Traffic was slowed to a crawl at the top — to concentrate the bouquet. Any small glass, would corns down from the pt.,- ereat turkey and it was never carved Turkey, the traditional Thanksgiving fare, ready ings, it’s as popular now as it was three centuries as far as six miles away on In 51™ S.'irfef..? ^ s? — . T d S ™ ■" th, wui.™. It p~.»ud for presentation. As old-fashioned as family gather- ago at the Pilgrim’s first Thanksgiving. terstate 80 while the informa with room to spare, will be suitable. Sipped slowly with iu ‘‘and - '^ken Grandpa checked royally fw all to riew as well tion was being distributed. desseiqi. the cork and tasted the first as a roast of beef plus Imumer- or after the coffee (or in place of it for non-coffee causing askxeat and frustrating bit of wine, a moment which I ®»>1® v eg ^b les plus white and decision. ,'There would be the found utterly dramatic and y®t*ow potatoes, plus salad, drinkers), brandy ends the evening with distinction. tradltioliid pumpkin and mince plus. . .Uncle Joe and my dad. meat and fruitcake. My totally fascinating. Horry Flrato, always argued The holiday meal was always 1 TOLD YOU, DARLING, V The choice of suitable desserts for such a party is sister Ft^Us refused to eat the good naturedly about who cake once because it "has dill a long ritual with many would carve. limitless. During the holiday season, the lavishly fruited pickles cn at.*’ Mary had frost- courses. Much of the fun was Sometimes, Auntie Emma ed the cake wWi butter frost- *ke conversation. I loved to and we three girls would take a MANCHESTER PARKADE cakes and puddings are traditional. Other desserts, with ing, then m(ide flowers of list®" "lult dlscoume. There run or two or three about the maraschino cherries, the stems ^®*'® sometimes little family house between courses to make r. LICKS ALL just a nod toward the traditional, are less heavy, per and leaves of which were made squabbles, too, which only added room for more. We almost nev of, citron..'The citron was what ^® excitement. er could eat dessert. And, oh. haps more refreshing, and they may be more dramatic my sister had mistaken as After sitting at the table, we those dishes. . .just mountains ^ ^ / l ^ SHOPP1 HQ . pickles. would begin with a fresh fruit them—and before dlshwash- to serve. My most favorite of Mary's cup or maybe a half grapefniit, era, too. r / V p r o b l e m s /' dessertfi was and still Is pump- Iftced with sherry, then broiled. Now, the family is scattered. Each of these desserts is glorious enough to be served Mn chiffon pie. Here is W The same thing can be done j„e Emma are In Florida, delectable recipe. with maple syrup or honey and sister Phyllss is in Baltimore, as the focal point of a dessert party, or suave enough to Mary L’a Pumpidn Chltton Pie brown sugar. Other times, great Doris in New Yoric O ty. We al- 1 envelope unflavored gela- platters of Italian antipasto. most never get together all at end a dinner in great style. tln^ Next would come hememade once. Grandpa and Grandma % cu]^ sugar coup — a clear broth with very and Dad are gone now and the A M tcMpoqn salt smalil macaroni. A crystal dish meal is considerably simpler H te^fibbn nutmeg cf freshly grated Parmesan but the tradition of family goes 1 teaspoon cinnamon cheese would be passed for on. My chUdren wouldn’t eat H cup milk th(»e who wished to sprinkle out on a holiday no matter 14 ciq> water some over the soup. where. 3 egg yolks Sometimes, Grandma made a Throughout all of time, spe- m cups pumpkin or squash north-Italian dish which in Pie- clal occasldns have command- Ml pint whh^plng cretun mentese dialect sounded like ed great feasting. Let it con- 1 nine-inch baked pie shell free-cha which I do not know tlnue, lot it hold peoples and addltianal whipped cream how to spell. It probably stem- families together whether It be for topping. med from "frlttura" meaning turkey or hamburger. Mix gelatine, sugar, salt and "fry." Happy Thanks^ving and God BRANDIED BAVARIAN CREAM spices thoroughly In a sauce- At any rate, she would stand Bless all the families every- l'/ pan. Stir in milk, water, egg at the stove and saute sweet- where. 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 2/5 cup sugar Q V 1/2 teaspoon salt ^ Christian Brothers Wines 1-1/2 cups milk A chiffon-light cream mold — Brandied Bavarian Cream — is ringed with brandied fruits for a sumptuous 6 egg yolks, beaten lightly dessert served in front of a cheery fire. Small cups of coffee and glasses of brandy climax a dessert-party. 1/2 cup The Christian Brothers Brandy 4 egg whites Widely Known Since 1868 1-1/2 cups whipping cream By OHAIU.e s HILUNGER vineyards In Napa Valley, the tion cf young men and boys of Brandied Fruits (o) The Los Angelee Times CathoJlc order has the biggest poorer classes.” PEACHES FLAMBE FLAN CHATEAU LA SALLE choice acreage In ■ the heart of Other Christian Brothers Maraschino cherries and leaves for decoration NAPA, Oallf. — As a teen California’s f amous grape schools supported by other 1 (1 lb. 13 oz.) can cling peach slices ager growing up not far from growing country. provinces are scattered Combine gelatin, 1/3 cup sugar and salt and mix well. Add 3/4 cup sugar throughout the world — in Af 1/4 cup brown sugar (packed) the Los Angeles City Hall, An- The religious group has more milk' and heat to scalding. Pour over egg yolks; return to 3 whole eggs diony Dlener had a pretty good than 1,000 acres in grapes at rica, Asia, North Central and low heat, and cook, stirring constantly, until mixture coats 2 tablespoons butter 2 egg yolks Idea of what he wanted to do. Reedley near Fresno, Calif. South America. spoon, and is slightly thickened. Remove from heat, stir in 1/4 cup The Christian Brothers Brandy He would dedicate his life to In addition, tons of grapes 2 teaspoons vanilla are purchased each year from brandy, and cool. When mixture begins to thicken and jell, 1 tablespoon toasted sliced almonds teaching and to God — become . . teaching in 1/2 teaspoon salt a Christian Brother, like the several California growers un beat egg whites stiff, and gradually beat in remaining 1/3 Sour cream or firm vanilla ice cream 2 cups light cream teachers instructing him at Los der contract to Christian Broth 1,600 schooh cup sugar. With same beater, whip cream. Fold egg whites 1/4 cup The Christian Brothers Chateau La Salle Angeles Cathedral High School. ers. and cream into gelatin, and turn into 2-1/2 quart mold. Drain peaches well. Heat brown sugar and butter in skillet (or Dlener joined tiie Catholic o r-, “It was the FYanclscans who In all, 'there are more than ■c Chill until firm. Unmold on serving plate and ring with chafing dish) until bubbly. Add peach slices and stir gently 3 or 4 der In 1928 ‘upon graduating started the Industry here with 26,000 brothers teaching more Turn 1/2 cup sugar into a heavy iskillet. Heat slowly, stirring fre the establishment of the San than 700,000 students in more Brandied Fruits. Decorate with maraschino cherries and minutes. Pour on brandy, heat a few minutes then ignite. Gently from high school, where he was / quently, until sugar turns to a light golden brown syrup. Quickly a star football player. Diego (Calif.) Missions in than 1,600 schools. leaves. Makes 8 to 10 servings. spoon syrup over peaches until flames die out. Add almonds. Secve pour into a shallow baking dish (about 7-1/2 inches diameter and 1T69," said Brother Timothy. The order was founded in He’s been a member of the "l^anctscans planted the warm topped with sour cream or, over vanilla ice cream to accom 2 inches deep). Beat remaining 1/4 cup sugar with whole eggs, religious group over since. France In 1080 by a«French pany holiday cookies or fruited cakes. Makes 5 or 6 servings. first vines In California, made nobleman-priest, St. John Bap V yolks, vanilla and salt. Heat cream to scalding; pour slowly into But ho hasn't taught school in the first wine. Wine was made tiste de La Balle. egg mixture. Stir in Chateau La Salle. Pour into caramel lined 36 years. at nearly all of the 21 missions. Only In California do Chris y dish, and set in shallow pan of hot water. Bake in slow ov^n (325 He’s been making wine. l/r "My order, the Christian tian Brothers make commer BRANDIED FRUITS In fact, Dlener — known ^ Brothers, was established in degrees F.) about 55 minutes until custard is set. Remove from cial wines. Brother Timothy since taking Califomia )n 1868 at Martlhes. Today, only four of the broth .1 (1 lb.) can whole peeled apricots oven, and from pan with water. Chill. Run a small spatula around vows of poverty, chastity and One of the brothers. Brother ers spend full time In the wine SHERRIED DATE SAUCE obedience — is one of the most Cecellan, made a little wine. °F(8-l/4 oz.) can pineapple slices edge of dish. Invert over serving dish (or, spoon custard and business. The others all teach. caramel sauce from baking dish). Makes 6 servings. famous winemakers in America. "NelghborB learned Brother "We are not ordained priests. 1(1 lb.) can cling peach halves 2/ 3 cup The Christian Brothers Cream Sherry As cellarmaster of Christian Cecellan made good wine. Wo cannot say Mass or admin 2 tablespoons The Christian Brothers Brandy Brothers Wineries, Brother They asked if they could buy _j, 2 tablespoons slivered orange peel some cf the wine. Well, Outlet ister the Sacraments," said Timothy, now 60, has been In Brother Timothy. “We are lay J 10 whole cloves 2/3 cup light com syrup charge of production at one of tian Brothers began selling wine to a few people around the religious.” 1/2 cup sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice the world’s largest producers bf During the year, denondlng premium wines and brandy block In 1882." • 2/5 cup The Christian Brothers Brandy 1 teaspoon grated orange peel PORTED STUFFED FIGS Profits from ' the wineries upon work load, 20 to 300 men since 108&. andtwomen outside the religious 2 teaspoons lemon juice 2 cups sliced pitted dates Hie signature has appeared threugh the years have been 2 tablespoons chopped candied ginger used solely to support Christian order are on the payroll at the 3 to 4 drops red food coloring 1/4 cup sliced candied cherriqs on mllUons of bottles of brandy, wineries operated by the Catho SHOP the PARKADE, 1 tablespoon chopped candied cherries dessert and aperitif wines. Brethers high schools In the 4 small whole pears, pared* West. lic order. Simmer sherry, brandy, corn syrup, lemon juice and orange peel 2 tablespoons chopped toasted almonds He’s been working all these “We pay the same taxes to 2 apples, pared and quartered years heading up a multlmll- Earnings from the wineries together 5 minutes. Add dates and cherries andlurn into a jar. 1/4 teaspoon grated orange peel nrw support 14 high schools In the federal government, state llon dollar enterprise without and county as every other vint Drain syrup from apricots and pineapple into pint measur Cover and refrigerate 24 hours or longer, turning jar several times 20 dried golden figs earning a nickel. CnMfcmia and Oregon. The or ing cup. Add enough syrup from peaches to reach the 2 cup to distribute syrup. Serve over vanilla, coffee or toasted almond Brother Timothy receives no der Is dedicated to the "educa ner," the cellarmaster added. ice cream, or, baked 6^tard. Makes about 1 pint. 1 to 2 cups The Christian Brothers Treasure Port ™ Income. He has no wordly pos MANCHESTER level. Turn into large skillet. Add orange peel, cloves, sugar sessions. He Jives a simple, and brandy. Simmer 10 minutes. Add 1 cup of the hot syrup Combine ginger, cherries, almonds and orange peel. Cut a slit communal, monastic life. to the well drained apricots, pineapple slices and peaches. down 1 side of each fig. Stuff opening with fruit-nut mixture. Press Christian Brothers Is one of . . . fOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTER To remaining syrup, add lemon juice and food coloring. opening together to hold in filling. Put stuffed figs into a quart only four commercial wineries /nvesf in American Anfirfues Add pears and apples, cover and simmer 5 minutes. Uncover, jar. Pour on sufficient Port to cover. Cover jar and refrigerate In America operated by re ligious' groups —: the others are SIXTH ANNUAL turn fruits and cook until tender, about 5 minutes longer, BRANDIED CHEESE overnight or longer, turning jar several times to distribute wine much, much smaller. basting frequently with syrup. Cool fruits in their syrup. Makes 20 stuffed figs to serve with Brandied Cheese. THE LARGEST SHOPPING CENTER 1! 1 pound Cheddar cheese ANTIQUES MARKET desired, substitute 1 < 1 lb.) can pear halves. Sitnnier them in the pink 1/4 cup soft butter . , , largest brandy MORE STORES (NUMBER 50) syrup 3 to 4 minutes. Remove pears, and continue cooking apples 1/4 to 1/3 cup The Christian Brothers Brandy inventory in America A sure thing! Antiques never go down; until tender. always Increase In value year after yefur. Grate cheese fine. Combine with butter and brandy and beat until Headquartered In Napa Val ^ e them at Manchester High Cafeteria; MORE PARKING (5,000 STALLS) Sat., Nov. 27, 10 to 10; Sun., Nov. 28, 1 to 6 smooth. Store, covered, in refrigerator until ready to use with ley, Christian Brothers pro duces most of the sacramental Snacks and Luncheons — Parking for 500 cars MORE VARIETY (FOR PRICE AND FASHION) Ported'Stuffed Figs, or, with apples or crackers. Makes about wines used In Catholic churches Admission $1.26. But with this advertisement 2-1/2 cups. through out the United States. you and a friend will be admlted for $1.00 It U the largest and moet euo- each. Make it a family affair I ceseful winery ever operated by a religious organisation. WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE It boasts the largest brandy Sponsoi-ed by Manchester Rotary Club Inventory In America. With more than 1,000 acres of 8&akWhiaiMWhM6MaMaiMB»aaaaaai»aM f A PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MVEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE THIRTEteN ' No Herald Researcher Says; Canada Rises Angrily WEEKLY HtDOOR FLEA MARKET Tomorrow (Contimied from Pave One) "Even If the newly nation- But in Trudeau’s much- Body Rhythms Tell Much allzed Canadiem company man- quoted Shalogy, living next to Starling TMi SaU Nav. tTIh ; servatives contend that much The Herald will not aged to keep Its American-de-.,. the- United States Is like being of Canada’s economic trouble, I f One Will Heed Them COMB AND SPEND A FEW veloped techniques,” says J. In bed with an elephant. One publish tomorrow. Including an alarming unem PLEASANT HOUBS AT ____ ’ Herbert Smith, chairman of Ca feels every twitch and is in Thanksgiving Day. Have By LYNN 8HERR "Regularity is what’s Inipo- ployment prospect, traces to a happy and safe holi tant,” she said. "Find what is nadian Qeneral Electric' Co. danger of being crushed, even NEW YORK (AP) — Next BERLIN TURNPIKE REA MARKET Trudeau's leadership as much comfortable and stick to it. Ltd., ” lt would find it most dif if the beast la friendly. day, and look for us Fri time you wonder when to as to U.S. policy They claim Don’t try to keep adjusting. Ir 2806 BERLIN TPKI., NEWINGTON, CONN. ficult to attain alternative ac Canada has been a good day on your doorstep or schedule a certain event, con the U.S. policies forced regularity Is the worst thing for cess to the advanced tech friend to the United States, Ca at your favorite news sult your body—not a clock. HOME OF NATIONALLY Trudeau to reveal his own mis you.” SAT., NOV. 27th — 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. nology needed to hold its com nadians say, but once the spe counter. Are you moat alert in the takes and give urgent consider petitive position.” Mrs. Laioe Insisted that know SUN., NOV. 28th — 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. ation to Canada’s vulnerability cial relationship is broken it is morning, ready to accomplish ADVERTISED “NAME PVenph Quebec has been hard .. Nevertheless, merethere is emo- likely that outsiders will try to ing abcut body time was not miracles before neon? Then ALWAYS lilEW AND INTERESTING ITEMS hit bv economic setback. Even ^ steam behind the resent- move in. The Russians have al- ycu’re a ”lark.’‘ Get a daytime .“l* Prcvlnce of adults BRANDS" ARRIVING Xero3^ Chooses jjjjj ■ ’ ’ Kids are beingbelng dis- TO SEE. 50 RESPONSIBLE DEALERS before the Nixon policy unem- Premier Alexei criminated against all the before me Nixon policy, imem publisher who heads the Inde- pj Kosvaln’s recent visit dem- Are you draggy at dawn but ployment there was^ 9 to 10 per Canada committee. o n s t S time,” she said "Everyone WILL GREET YOU WITH SOMETHING FOR Two from State lively around dinnertime? Then DAILY AT LOW, LOW PRICES cent. A main complaint against says, adjust, adjust. That’s not ycu’re an "owl.” Don’t fight it. EVERYONE • ARTS • CRAFTS • ATTIC the surtax is that it may in Trudeau came under fire for pecessary.” For Sabbaticals Get a night job. COLLECTIBLES • CHRISTMAS GIFTS. - — ■ crease unemployment. nnrt^cuih,™ii„ as saying She advised the "ow l” chil and culturally by the United Traveling to Paris for an im In Ontario and elsewhere he hoped Canada's relations STAMFORD (AP)—Two Con dren should not have to take States, or of having its future portant business bonference? NOTE there seems considerable con with the Soviet Union would be exams in the morning; that mortgaged for the sake of ” a necticut residents are among Start shifting your bed time a ALL (FLEA^-^ABTS—CBAFTS-ANTIQUEB) DBIALEBM fidence that most of Quebec’s as warm and close as those school hours should be stag fast buck.” 21 Xerox - Corp. employes week or two ahead. Then find a people want to stay in the un with the United States. gered like werk hours—to give WISHINO TO SET UP A BOOTH — TEL. tM-lMB OB Some Canadian leaders see plane that gets you there at ion. Gerald Clark, a journalist Trudeau now says that if he who soon will begin up to a a chance. And that parents WRITE P.O. BOX 11837 (Fomer Bedding Bam Bldg.) much danger in under night, Paris time, so you can FREE ADMISSION FREE GIFTS and author, noted in a book six estImaUng put it that way to Kosygin he year’s leave -with full pay to de- should react more sympa prospects for antl- go to sleep right away. WASHABLE years ago that separatism Yankeeism didn’t mean it that way—it vote themselves to a wide vari- thetically to the child’s natural FOOD BAR OPEN as in over- Such suggestions come from could ihvolve U.S. security. estlmating them. Complednts would not make gecgraphical ety of social-welfare projects of needs. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Suppose, he postulated, a sepa sense because Russia has no their own choosing. Xerox an' Gay Gaer Luce, a scientific ” If a child is net hungry. are aired constantly, while writer and researcher who be- DOUBLE KNIT rate Quebec should emerge un leaders continue to insist there chance of overshadowing Amer- nounced Tuesday ,, den’t fcrce him to eat,” she der an extreme anti-Yankee re ica in relations with Canada. T^ey are John M. Teem of said. And she noted that you LONG-SLEEVE is really no anti-Americanism of our bodies are trying to tell gime. He asked: as such involved. Nevertheless, Trudeau’s trip Greenwich. Xerox corporate re- can’t ^force a child to sleep. DRESSES us something we should listen to Mcscow, Kosygin’s visit search-and-development dlrec- "You can put him in bed, but "Will the St. Lawrence Sea Newman suggests a wary eye to. way, which begins In Quebec toward radical nationalists who here, Canadian criticism of the tor for the technical staff, and let him play if he’s not tired” FOR MISSES BODY SHIRTS say the moderates are out U.S. position in Vietnam. Cana- Kenneth R. Lane of Haddam, "People all have different ^^e said "Also, sleep should and penetrates the U.S. Mid rhythms. Each person adjusts dated. Some elements demand da’s vote against the United editor of American Education never be used as a punish * open tonight and ^ sefling elsewhere selling elsewhere west, become endangered? Will at his own pace,” she said broii^-scale nationalization of States on China representation Publications in the Xerox Spe- ment.” the whole of North America’s recently in an Interview. ’ "Hie ^ at $25 at $10 Integrated defense system be Canadian manufacturing and at the United Nations, all add clal Education Department, Mrs. Luce pointed out that every night till up to expressions of "independ- |Teem and Lane are among 18 way to find «>ut about your children are Greedy closer to threatened?” resources without delay. Per rhythms is to chart your mood marshall’s low price marshall's low price haps this is an extreme minor ence” of the United States. men and three women chosen body time than their parents. That strikes a popular chord, to participate in the ex- cn a calendar: put a plus or "Kids are kind of naturally ity view, but a steady Canadian minus sign on the day accord Christmas! . . nationalism strengthen it. Unless, say the perlmental social-service pro tuned to nature,” she said. ing to how you feel. Then you’ll moderates, there is gradu^ as gram announced in September. ’ ’They know we live on this stirs concern a love-hate know how to anticipate your sertion of Canadian control . The projects involve nursing earth and in the universe—^the last minute v im moods.” over resources and industry, attitude crippled children, providing wholistic approach. thanksgiving Canadians were concemed In a new book, "Body Time,” nationalization could come sud ...... services for the elderly and aid Look at what older people needs at Made of LIGHTER weight \ about what varying shades of ing the mentally retailed, deaf. Mrs. lAice reports toe mass of doing now to become part Great (election of nationalism might mean to denly. fairway prices! polyester and worsted wool Talk of nationalism—modei> This is not at all new for C3a- illiterate, prison inmates and research dealing with such yjg world: Going to gurus, snap-crotcii, ribbed body them long before the surtax jolt yams. - FOLD IT, HANG IT, tliirts in full turtleneck and ate, economic or whatever—ir nadians. For years many have ex-convicts, physiological liiythms, citing taking up mysticism. We’re came from what Walter Gor PACK IT AND THE SHAPE mock turtle ityles. All with ritates some influential Cana held a sort of chlp-on-the-shoul- Teem - is to develop a science experiments from many parts really cut off,” she sighed. don, honorary chairman of the of toe world. She (toarges that ______HOLDSI Short sleeve styles in contresting sleeve details. dians, particularly in big busi der, love-hate attitude toward curriculum and teach in an in- ¥ Independent Canada grroup, modem society requires a pace fairw ay solids Of stripes. First Quality. First Quelitv. ness. their neighbor...... novatlve "high school without SIZES: S -M -L calls "Imperial Washington.” ' iai It at., Si z e s : loto 18 \ V- ” It’s easy to criticize the John 'P. Kennedy as president walls” in White Plains, N.Y. "that is dissonant with our in- E a t il l« B e t t e r footaros Men such as Dr. ner needs. We no longer act in ” ^ made his first trip abroad to His project is being done in Deutsch, chairman of the E co United States,” says Steven Ro harmony with natural cycles.” LONDON (AP)' — One mem- variety Canada. He suggested that this conjunction with Alpha Leam- nomic Council of Canada, sug man, head of Denison Mines, In one experiment she re- ber of toe British household country join 'the Organization of Community School of White a t ita A i r m t gested that there was “no coun "but where did all this start? It ports, rats were Injected with who has not suffered from ris- American States. TTiere had Plains. v o r y try where the blind furies of started with the Canadian na an amphetamine solution at ing prices is the dog. According ______been considerable public and Lane is to establish an in- ns mainsf^etjm , nationalism could be more dan tionalistic approach, not one various hours around toe clock, to an advertising survey own- boMi ifihem Jraefeqf^^i < that was logical or positive but cfficial support for the idea of a service training program lead- gerous than in Canada in the It was discovered toe cycles of ers are buying five per cent one that Involved insults.” more active Canadian role in big to accreditation of house 1970s” A moderate nationalist toe body clearly Influenced the more dog food than they were . downtown ______the hemisphere. Author Clark parents in residential schools animals' reaction to the drug, three years, ago, despite a drop himself, he contended that “ says the Kennedy speech tbe deaf. His nationwide GIVE YOUR FURNITURE A FRESH "mindless exploitation” of the Rate Injected at midnight had a in the canine populalon. . .. friendship abruptly reversed that sentl- project is in conjunction with sentiment could destroy Cana ment. Canadians showed they the Conference of Executives of drastically higher mortality ______DECORATOR TOUCH... da. ' give and take rate than the rate injected at 6 were acutely sensitive to advice American Schools for the Deaf TT Others have warned against MARSHALL’S MAKES YOU THE from their neighbor. The idea White Plains, a.m. Canadians, he says, must re the sort of "econom ic nation was: "Who is he to tell us what Xerox said the projects cho- "The difference between life alize that friendship involves alism” that could become a to do?” Canada still doesn’t be- by the 21 participants will and death can hang mi timing,” FASHION HIT OF THE SLOPES 60”x72” CHAIR-SIZE numbers game, giving the im give and take and must be a lone- to the OAS be based in 10 states, the Dis she said, noting the implica pression that Canadian own two-way street. trict of C3olumbla and the Near tions for giving medicine and On the other hand, one side JhankA ipjijm ^ CDw^ ership of a certain percentage Trudeau insists, ” W e are not East, beginning as early as conducting tests. rW' AT TYPICALLY FABULOUS SAVINGS! THROW COVERS to the Canadian-Amerlcan pic- of industry and resources would anti-American, but we are try- January. Each is to be coordi- Mrs. Luce also suggested from 8:00 tiU 10:00 be a cure-all. But Canada is as ing to do somethlng^ positive to Jure le ^ to a belief mose rela- recognized nonpro- that, contrary to popular belief, selling elsewhere at $6.98 (if perfect) a moon to a U.S. planet, in- preserve our identity.” tlons will prove their durability, fit organization. women are not the only sex exorably drawn by economic ”I am absolutely certain,” he *^5**^, with recurring cycles. MISSES FAMOUS NAME gravity. Responsible Canadians says, "that the Americans don’t ® <» J ’*® Ottawa visit to criU- Xerox noted, and ’'Men have monthly rhythms I marshall’s concede that Canada cannot want to create Instability and oize U.S. Pobc‘®»- inciu^ng oldest 60. too,” she said, "although not ' PETE'S 4 ^ possibly raise the capital to unrest in Canada deliberately biose ^licira criticized by Can- much research has been done FASHION RIGHT low price maintain its current living . . . that they dwi’t want to herself, the Canadians in this area since all toe re standard, and thus can only have on their northern border “ searchers are me. But it has (< ), "After all,” snapped the Mon Phase 2 Cost look abroad. an unfriendly, hostile people.” been shown that men have pro GROCERY I treal Star, ”It is one thing for SKI JACKETS Give your furniture new holiday spirit nounced 4-and 6-week mood us to criticize the United States $54 Million 464 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER - 649-6922 , 8-4/.’ cycles. SOFAS with our famous name foam-back and its economic policy, but an selling elsewhere at throws. USE FOR SOFAS, CHAIRS, WASHINGTON (AP) — "It’s important to know this SOFA BEOS • HIDE-A-BEOS Waterford Reported Site other matter for an interloper BEDS, TABLES AND MORE! Phase 2 of President l^xon's so that you don’t beat yourself Specials $25 to $45 (if perrect) to repeat our thoughts.” Content: 67% cotton, 33% rayon A Prench-languag'e news- economic prt^fram will CMt when you feel down,” she ex For Third Nuclear Plant paper felt that the Russian, in shout $54 million through next plained. "Women have a sign marshall’s low price Slight Irregulars! post— their menstrual period. Va WATERFORD (AP) - plant or construction of the sec- criU'clzing the Americans, was June, congressmen have been Village Treat Ice Creom Gallon Men don’t have a marker so OTHER SIZES AND TYPES Millstone Point alreadv nicked ond unit, which is about 30 per impllclUy criUclzlng his own told. it’s much harder for them.” 32 oz. JDUstone Point, already picked complete. country’s miUtary economy. A Joseph E. Mullaney, counsel selling marshaH's Mrs. Luce, a "lark” who is as the site of two nuclear pow Such factor^ as envlrdnmen- Vancouver paper felt that the for the Cost of Living Council, Ronzoni Sauce Jar elsewhere low pricG up at 7 and says she accom er plants, reportedly is getUilg tal disrupUon, postulated acci- weakness of Kosygin’s criUcism asked a Senate appropriations GALLON "CLING-TITE" • 72’’x90'* large chair...... $ 9 .9 6 ...... 4.S9 plishes a 'Whole day’s work py another one. dents and aestheUcs are reflected “signs of which his subcommittee for *20.2 miUlon Non Returnable G 72"x108''snrwllsofa.... $12-98 ...... 5.99 11, also says that whatever Milk FEATURE The Day of New London said weighed in such a decision. The »wn country is guilty in very Tuesday to go with *34 million G 72"x120" large sofa .... $14 98 ...... 7,99 your body time requires, stick TABLES Tuesday an informed source AEC said Tuesday a decision ‘^rge measure.” A Toronto set aside for 3,000 Internal Rev- to it. said a third unit for Waterford on the two units is expected newspaper retorted that "the enue Service employes. is well past the planning stage. soon. present crisis is hardly the The *20.2 million would pro One nuclear plant is^ in oper time Canada needs a Soviet vide 659 staff positions on the Monday, the AEC gave a . , .. i, w, « ^ ^ ation and a second is under Florida nuclear unit 30 days to ‘*^®r»'‘esmM.” councU, Pay Board and Price FAMOUS NAME TWIN SIZE construction. show why its operations should In brief. Oanada tells out- Commission a 160-man extra Haddam is the only other site not be suspended. The commis aiders that Its trouble with the legal staff In IRS and *1.7 mil- CHENILLE BEDSPREADS of a nuclear plant in Con sion questioned the aesthetic ef United States is a family fight: lion for the Bureau of Customs necticut. fects of the plant (too many Foreigners had better not try to to administer toe import sur- This great group of selling elsewhere at $12.98 (if perfect) Northeast Utilities of Berlin. ^ mess in It. charge. A U TH EN TIC skiwear isdirect trees had been cut down at the ' t / ' which the source said planned and possible pollution from one of the country's *| / the third i ^ t at discharges. LEADING makers of / Point, refused to confirm toe Northeast said it was walUng BETTER ski jackets! Included marshall’s to ! for the state Power Facilities in the group are quilted parkas toe utility did indicate toat toe gy^iu^yon Council to begin its low price site is one of three under con werk before ■ fo^aJly araiounc- HOMEOWNERS yvarrp.up pofii? _ much more. All the latest sideration fqr a plant that ing the site of the fourth nucle |\ would be In operation by 1979. ar plant in Connecticut. TTiat ''ski-slope'* colors too! ” We will be considering sites council lacks two members and COME TO OUR Irregulars. This exquisite group of decorator sculptured, cn which similar unite are lo a spokesman for the governor’s SIZES: S -M -L tufted design spreads are designed with rounded cated, as well as other sites office said Tuesday it was un corners and bullion fringe. Petite floral design which would be suitable,” the known when the' vacancies throughout! Slight irregulars. spokesman said. would be filled. DRYWALL CLINIC TW IN SIZE ONLY In addlUon to Waterford and Haddam, the spokesman said the Maromas section of Middle- Saturday, Nov, 27,1971 town wus being considered as Net Has 47 Stations an alternate site. DARWIN, Australia — TTie The newspaper’s source, how Australian Broadcasting Com 10 A.M . ever, who asked not to be Iden mission has opened a station tified, said Northeast plans to in Darwin, chief center of the f i ' formally apply- - - within six sparsely populated Northern MEN’S LONG SLEEVE months to locate a third unit at -j.grritory. The new station is Millstone. Point. Northeast owns commission’s KNIT TURTLENECKS! 600 acres at the point, less than „gtwork. 10 per cent of which Is needed selling elsewhere at by Millstone One and T w o . ------' The report of a fourth nucle $4 to $4.50 (if perfect) ar unit for the state comes as the Atomic Energy (Commission FUEL OIL marshall’s (AEC) reviews the operating li cense and construction permit 17.9 of the unite at Millstone. Both 200 Gfll. Min. price are under show-cause reviews I Day Notice For Delivery 24 Hour Burner Service for possible suspension under Thjigif he'll LOVE you for. recently revised regulations. MANCHESTER "The most wanted RIB knits Under the new regulations in the season’s most wanted OIL HEAT, INC. colors. At this low price buv„ the AEIC has toe power to sus 648-4906 pend operation of the existing several. Slight Irregulars. V On How to Apply and Tope Wollboard. Demon* strotion by Anthony (Tony) Vltcont, Gold Bond Bill Cormier's Nemesis Building Products Representative. I've thought and thought tor many a year I've known not what to do You've teased me on my age my dear I must get even with you You've made me feel quite old and ill iw.g!U enney SHVUVIONS ' Cause you have given no vent But now you too are 30 Bill CO. Welcome to the Establishment. HARTFORD WEST HARTFORD SIMSBURYTOWN SIMSBURY Shirl Mom Bobbie MANCHESTER PARKADE FINE SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'TER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE FIFTEEN credible feats of sabotage. It Pat Makes Pets holiday. But Mrs. Nixon protn- Flashing Sign happened that the Fox’s associ Ised they would dine on turkey. FLETOHER SU SS 00. ates were underworld. figures, "W e’re very fend of It,” she * and he has retained his con Of Holiday Meal said. Greet^ Martha of MANCHESTER 4> cm E tacts with that shadowy realm. Over $5 Years of Experience e&L SBvada. FRANK'S Book Review PINE 'BLUFF, Ark. (AP) — 842 MAIN ST. in DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER So the Fox, always remaining WASHINGTON (AP) — Pat Nixon spent some Gme talking A New Angle Martha Mitchell, the talkative pWunson*8 m m respectably "correct" about the Auto Plate - Window Glass • Mirrors - Glaas law, is a big help to his detec turkey. wife of/ Uie attorney general, CAPE TOWN, South Africa Furniture Tops • Picture Framing - Fireplace ft FOREIGN CAR SERVICE NEWSPAPER STORY; One when the company got hold of tive friend. Captain Scoublde, .The President’s wife was on visitetL'her home town and was Rsi^icuuJvanL W E'RE OPEN (AP) — About 76 per dent of Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets ■ Special Work Hundred Years of the Boston him. and supplies the solutions to his hand Tuesday when representa greeted by a sign that flashed 706 M.UN ST. .— 646-8802 divorces start on the dance ■ Candy KKchen Olobe. B.V l.oiiiH Lyons. The "I was homesick for the friend when troubles arise. tives of the turkey industry pre "W elccm e Martha," and then 499 MAIN STRUT MANCHRSTBR floor, says a publication of the Collector’s Items Belknap Press of Harvard Uni West." he said. "W e made the Such troubles as a spectacular sented the White House two big flaw ed the outline of a tele- THANKSGIVING DAY! Dutch Reformed (%urch. The Danish Plates \ versity Press. $9.95. deal in a brief telephone call art theft; a plan to steal a for live white California birds for phone. I OPEN9a.m.lo 1 p.m. clergyman-author wrote that Maneheiter S49-4S21 Presidential GOOD FOOD and GOOD COFFEE" For those who follow from Menlo Park to Amster tune in Jewels when the fash Thanksgiving. The electric sign was at the Industry cfficlals also had ‘The joint screaming and' 11-story Simmons First National Decanters ''Journalistic history, this is an dam. It turned out to be a rug ionable people gather at a NuUne S/>f CM L m C E % FOR FAST SERVICE sweating (of modem dancing^, Bank building. Immensely detailed chronicle of ged assignment: I still have the great gala; an Influx of narcot two ready-for-the-oven pack Eetlmatee Gladly Given Reproductions aged turkeys with "happy holi the oneness of rhythm ^^and PLEASE PHONE 649-5539 the Boston Qlobe's century of callouses to prove It." ics, and a kidnapping which in Renewlng acquaintances and Open Thurs. ft FrI. till 9 P.M. O p B M thanksgiving d a y day" greetings on them for the movement, rouse one tp' the striking up some new ones, the O N TIRES publication. Paul K. Lee volves a very powerful family. Sat. till 6 P.M. ^ ■ K R t i l l 2:00 P.M. And Your Order Will Be Waiting For Yon! President and his family. feeling of one body with 'many wife of U.S. Atty. Gen. John Plasties In Stock Its nearly 500 pages are Associated Press The plot twists are very in Mrs. Nixon said she grew up members—the one is the other. Mitchell received a corsage i/,» - a/u" • crammed with the personalized ventive, the atmosphere spicy 54 McKee St., Manchester on a farm and had turkeys and This can clearly be seen when fiom three youths at one point (Oft Center St.) stock Sheets or Cut Slses VOLKSWAGEN «4Mm stories of the newspaper's UNION PACIFIC COUNTRY. and the narrative colorful, nils You've Tried The Rest, chickens there, a few of them one of the girls goes^lnto ecsta In the tour 'lUesday. Happy Thanksgiving To All Our feats, Its ups and downs, its By Robert G. Athearn. Rand, is no ordinary whodunit. Gal MUFFLERS AO INSTALLED m iK as pets. She made It clear that sy—actually becoming hys In addition to visiting two coverage of its own territory McNally. $15. ileo has created a central char Wonderful Customers and Friends! NOW TRY THE BESTI the Nixons are not going to eat terical—and begins to un- banks, Mrs. Mitchell stopped in B&G DANISH BLUE PLATES ROUTE 6 and the world. It details the ca A lot of people think that acter who should be kept alive BOLTON, CONN. the live birds. dress.... Some^lines one won- at Schlcss Jewelers and Co 1971 MOTHER'S DAY PLATES ~ $11.00 h when the locomotives touched in another book. reers of the three members of Due to a heavy schedule, the ders If this Ip^'hot possibly the hen’s Fashion Shep and talked noses at Promontory Summit 1971 XMA> DAY PLATES — $14.50 the Taylor family who have di MUea A. Smith Nixons had not decided Tues goal of these'sensually moisten- with families operating the rected It—founder Charles H., (not Point) in 1869, the trans AsBoolated P ress day where they will spend the ing ‘shake’/a n d ‘souT dances." businesses. his son William O. and his continental' railroad was fin SWEET CIDER grandson Davis. It also ished. But it wasn’t. .Z- COUNTRY DRUG A. C. PETERSEN FARMS recounts the contributions of There WEisn’t enough through 277 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE hundreds of individual report traffic to keep the line alive for THANKSGIVING! 238 NORTH MAIN STREET Artistry In Flowers ers and editors (including and there wasn’t any local traf ('TOP NOTCH SHOPPING PLAZA) Lyons himself, who was on the fic at all. Union Pacific Coun Qts., Va Gals., Gob., 3 & 5-Gols, Jars, staff from 1919 to 1946). try is the story of how the Crocks, Kegs, Barrels, Spigots The author has developed the branch lines were built and im > • • • • « • ' OPEN narrative in a series of epi migrants were brought in to OPEN f a J ^ sodes, and it is remarkable how generate the local traffic OPEN THANKSGIVING HH 1:00 P.M. much attention he has given to needed. and the personalities on the staff, Atheam, a professor of his SPECIAL 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. throughout the whole century. tory at the University of Colo HOME OFNA TIONALL Y ADVERTISED BRAND NAMES, EVERY WEEKEND HU N EW Y E A R 'S In addition, the text is well sup rado, is a specialist in the peri AND plied with illustrations. ARRIVING DAIL YA TLOW, LOW PRICES! od and place. The depth of his to 85 E. CENTER STREET 649-5268 Although the book’s main research, financed but not di 5 p.m. 10p.m. theme is journalism, it also is a rected by the Union Pacific PURCHASE! BOLTON CIDER MILL 5 PJd. to 1 1 P.M. contribution to the history and railroad, is shown Ey the 16 NEW lOLTON ROAD sociology of Boston and the na pages of bibliography and the DIRECT FROM A LEADING NATIONALLY . PRESCRIPTIONS U.S. Rt. 6 and 44A at Conn. 85 OPEN TO 12 NOON tion. 67 pages of detailed references CANDY COSME'nCS QUALITY ICE CREAM MUes A. Smith and notes. ADVERTISED MAKER OF BETTER... Morris Silverstein, Manager 643-6389 Associated Press The author pays 'handsome tribute to his graduate students GHOST TOWNS OF THE who were "enslaved and put to WEST. Photographs and Text work" mining the 400-plus vol MISSES! JUNieRSI by William Carter, Lane Maga umes of company papers made BOLTON LAKE zine ft Book Go., Menlo Park, available to him. Calif. $9.95. This is not, however, a book HOTEL & RESTAURANT ROUTE 44A — BOUTON, CONN. In the dusty remains of a lor the locomotive watcher or hundred mining camps, photog FASHION COATS oedinary railroad operating (Check Today’s Ad for Thankagivlng Dbnm) rapher-writer William ■Carter buff. There are no details in it has found a new bonanza, a on engine development or the lavish book of i^otographs and For Your Convenience ALSO difficulty of finding usable wa text entitled "Ghost Towns of ter in the "G reat American 9:00 tn 1:00 the West." 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Even find Alter that it had to build the ing some of the abandoned feeder lines to bring in the dream towns required explor freight from the immijgrant ation and research. farmers north and south of the Appropriately, the book be main line. Its success is shown RED & WHITE STAND WE i!;: gins at Coloma, the site of the by the fact that these lines ulti 1848 discovery which touched mately totaled four times as 200 WEST CENTER ST. MANCHESTER PIZZA RAY’S much mileage as the main off the California gold rush. (NOW UNDER THE OWNERSHIP OF JOHN MePARTLAND) From there it ranges through route. out the West from the Pacific I^aurance F. Stunts g| to the Rocky Mountains. Associated Press Open Thanksgiving Day 130 SPRUCE STREET C arter’s selections from THE ZOO GANG. By Paul among his own 10,(X)0 photo Galileo, Coward, McCann. $$.9S. graphs are given further im $8-95. WHh A Oomplefe Line of Ghoiee pact by contemporary pictures Galileo is a deft yam-spinner, OPEN from museums and private col and for sheer entertainment lections. and amusement has won a lot Maps are provided for any of admirers. ’Ihls time, in four iv Fruit ^ Dairy Produett Hi:! reader who wants to go ghost- separate but slightly connected 4 to 11 P.I hunting on his own. episodes, he has created a real '^GoM Gut8 Carter credits the publisher. gem of a character. OPEN Lane Magazine & Book Co., He is Col. Pierre Roquebrun, with the idea lor the project. presently a dealer in antiques A Californian, alumnus of on the French Riviera. During ^ Bread — Paetry ^Beveragee 643-0031 both Stanford and the Univer World War n he had been HHH sity of California, he had been known as the Fox, leader of a doing free lance photog;raphy Resistance gang 'whose code and reporting in Europe and names were borrowed from thle the Middle East for two years zoo, men who performed in- MORIARTY BROTHERS ^ SERVICE STATION ★ ARTHUR Put that 315 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER THURSDAY '38 Yeors A t The Some Location' DRUG youthful OPEN ALL DAY Thanksgiving Day OPEN feel in THANKSGIVING! 9A.M.T0 9P.M. your car The Egg - n - You EASY C O M E ... 1095 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER CHARLIES take it to the people EASY G O ! 'Serving Good Food 6 Days A Week' SERVICE STATION Remember selling elsewhere 624 E. 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CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 Section Two -WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 liancl;rBtri lEorning WEDNESDAX, NOVEMBER 24. 1971 Pages 17 to 32 Xwo Firms Offer Same Low Bid For Curbing Thanksgisfing Annum Oonatruotlon Co. of Message 147 Hale Rd, and Hub Conatruc* tlon Gorp, ot Oolohaater mib* November 1971 mltted Identical bids of t4i800 For what are we thankful? To ing. So many little things which foe #00 feet of concrete curbing hear many people talk today, they might go unnoticed in another’s at Mancheater High School. have little or nothing for which to life provide excitement, wonder, other bidden were S. Aleiia be thankful. Life gets more com and gratitude. Those who can and Sena, Inc. of Elaert Hart- plex, changes threaten old security, transcend the little world of self- ford, $6,700 J and Hlaclc and the news seems often bad and dis Warner Conatructlon Co., centeredness where preoccupation Unlonville, $#,#00. couraging. Yet, some people will with one’s own problems reigns can The breakdown of blda waa declare without hesitation that live and breath and dance in the big aa foUowa: EV>r 890 feet In the they have a great deal for which world where love of God and of atudent parking lot. Annum and they thank God. I wonder, is it the other men as brothers is central. Hub, $8,130; Aleria, $8,706; and case that. the thankful people are Such people know every moment as Black and Warner, $4,290. rich, enjoy Job security, good thanksgiving, every breath, every Aloo, for 60 feet In the front health, and peaceful family rela smile, every other heart and hand parking lot, Annulll and Hub, tionships ? On the other hand, have as an undeserved gift. $480; Aleria, $670; and Black the cynical been the ones to get all The thankful life is one filled and Warner, $660. the hard knocksTT" think not I Alao, for 160 feet In the facul with concern for others. T^e ty parking lot. Annum and Hub, Thankfulness is an attitude to thankful heart is one filled with U,300; Aleria, $1,426; and ward life which has as its pre love in response to our Father’s ^lack and Warner, $1,660. requisite purposefulness. 'Those love lavished upon every one of us. < The lone bid, of $2,048 for who care about others and life in Such lives and hearts know every 48 window ahadea to be Inatalled general, those whose lives have day as Thanksgiving, and they in in the addltiona to and renov purpose and direction, tend to be spire thanksgiving in all those who ated areaa of Roberteon and thankful regardless of their finan surround them: Keeney St. Schoola waa aubmlt- cial condition, degree of material Rev. Robert W. Ihloff ted by Aero-Shade, Inc. of comforts, and state of health. For President, South Woodftock. such people, life is filled with bless The figures break down to Manchester Area Clergy Assn. $989,60 for 17 ahadea for the (Herald photos by Pinto) Robertaon addlUcn, and $1,068.- ★ ' i ^ i r ’★ 60 for 81 shades In the Keeney They’ve Been Masons for 50 Years addition and existing library. Arne Sterud, left, master of Manchester Lodge of .sonic Temple. Looking on is John L. VonDeck Jr., Masons; and John L. Hyde, 1921 master of the district deputy of Masonic District 6B, who, with Thanksgiving Services lodge congratulate William J. Flavell and Frederick Hyde, made the presentations. Two other 50-year Yule Sale Set Special services and Masses of TTianks- Church and Temple Beth HlUel of Wapping, L. Finnegan, who received their 50-year Masonic Masons, Carl H. F. Olson and Phillip B. Veitilanck, givlng will be celebrated tcmlght and tomor a union, service at the temple. At Crestfield service pins last night in ceremonies at the Ma- did not attend last night s event. row in Manchester-area churches. Protestant Thanksgiving Day services will The sixth annual Christmas cording to Jacob Bohr Jr., en land and a dike which sections Thanksgiving Eve services will be held in be held tomorrow morning at 8 at South Pair at Crestfield Country gineering aissistant with the en off a portion of the pond bot Manchester tonight at 7:15 at the Salvation United Methodist Church; 8:80 at S t Mary's Home and Convalescent Hos gineering department, the work tom. Army, and at 7:80 at Concordia Lutheran Elpiscopal Church; 9, at Prince of Peace was completed in 140 hours by Church, Community Baptist Church, Church Lutheran Church of Coventry; 10, at S t pital will be Saturday from 1 to Union Pond Work The island will be landscap of the, Nozarene, Emanuel Lutheran Church, Peter's Episcopal Church of Wapping; 11, 4 p.m. Maskkell Construction Co. Inc. ed. TTie sectioned off area will Trinity Covenant Church and Zion Evangeli at First Church of Christ, BclentUt. Craft work made by residents of South Windsor. Maskell was be flooded in the winter for ice cal Lutheran Church. throughout the year will be eventually awarded the con skating and drained in summer Ecumenical services will be conducted Special Thanksgiving Day Masses wUl be on sale, including wooden Nears Completion tract for $33 an hour after a Ilt use as a play area. celebrated tomorrow morning at 7:80 and 9 plaques, candle holders, drift less expensive bidder failed to tonight at 7:30 for Rockville, Vernon and at St. Bernard's Church of RockvUIe; at Tolland churches at Sacred Heart Church, wood arrangements, dried and Work cn boUi Union Pond wlUi the money available. • show up for over a month.' 7:46 and 9 at the Church of the Assumption; permanent floral arrange A bulldozen has been rented Rubber Imports Up Vernon; for Bolton churches at St. kjaiuice’s 8, at St. Bartholomew’s Church; 8 and 9, Dam and development at the O’Neill had hoped to have the Church; for Hebron churches at tlie First ments, and Christmas decora- southern Up of the pond Is near- work done by new. He says that from Ernest Reed and Sons Inc. St. Mary’s Church of Coventry; 8:80, St. Uons. of Bolton for $13 an hour to BONN — Rubber-product Im Congregational Church of Hebron; and John’s Polish National Cathtdic Church; 9, ing compleUon, according to If weather is good, it should be ports Into West Germany have Ellington churches at St. Luke’s Church. Other Items are Santa Cliaus WllUam O’Neill, director of dene within four weeks, pile the dredged material and St. Bridget Church, St. James Church, St. dolls, poodle dogs, aprons, smooth the face of a dike there. risen rapidly since 1906. In that Other area Thanksgiving E>ve services are Maurice’s Church of Bolton, and St, E ^n- crocheted pillows and . doUs, public works. VOne of the major difficulUes The Board of Directors has year they equaled only 6 to .6 at 7, Our Savior Lutheran Church and Mes Penetryn S y ^ m s Inc. of on the'dam was the poor condi- cis of Assisi Church of South l^ d s o r; and knitted hats, mod Jewelry, belts allocated $16,000 toward the de per cent of the domesUc mar siah Evangelical Lutheran Chunjh, both of 10 a.m., St. Maigaret Mary Church of Wap- and ponytail ties. There will be Bverett, (Mass. Its making the tlon of the upstream face. It velopment of the southern end ket; today they account for 26 South Windsor; at 8, Wapping Community ping. a Christmas tree decorated repairs on the dam. Penetryn was hoped that only those spots of the *TOnd" to 30 per cent. with knitted dippers and orna waa low bidder for Uie work requiring It would be covered a thr^-to four-foot channel ments, and homebaked food when bids were opened at the with a wire mesh and filled at the southern end ofthe pond may be purchased. end of June with a price of $76,- with pressure sprayed concrete, was dredged in Ute hopes that Proceeds from past fairs 010. It was decided, however, to when the pond U filled, the Some of the work originally "cap” the entire face of the deeper water there will support have been donated t!o the Senior included In the proposed con CttlzeRB Center, the Ehug Ad dam with wire mesh and a two trout. tract was later either eliminat to three Inch layer of sprayed gome of the material was visory Council and other ed or left for town crews to do. charitable organizations. concrete. used to build an off-shore This brought estimates of what This may limit the amount the repairs would cost to with of work which will be done on in the $66,000 which the Board the downstream face of the Bridgeport Man of Directors had allocated dam. However, according to OPEN DAILY Manchestei" toward the project. O’Neill, water seldom runs TO Killed in Crash The State Water Resources over the dam so that work is 9:00 P.M. Commission,. under whose or- not so important as sealing the NOW THROUGH SAVINGS MANSFIELD, Ohio (AP) ders the work is being done, front fawse. The concern on the CHRISTMAS Felix Antlgnanl, 50 of Bridge had to approve this scaling front O’Neill says, is to pre port, Conn., waa killed early to down of the project. vent water from seeping Into AUTHENTICITY I day In a two-car accident on O’Neill says that some prob- cracks in the dam and causing 687 (MAIN 8T. A l u O A S Ohio 430 east of Mansfield. lems have been encountered further damage, Antlgnanl was a passenger in as the work has progressed, but Dredging at the southern end UNIQUE OD?T8 Association one of the cars. he expects to complete the work of the pond Is complete. Ac- In the Spirit of Each Main Street Manchester Furniture Teens>]uniors Godhl Store is listed here by Shoes Thankfulness... BLAU FURNITURE CO., 1115 BURTON'S INC., 843 category for your shopping BURTON'S INC., 843 MARLOW'S, 867 CASUAL VILLAGE SHOP, 956 cratvenience and fdeasure. CASUAL VILLAGE SHOP, 956 PETER'S FURNITURE CITY , 810 '. HOUSE and HALE , 945 GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP, 789 let ut pause, this Thanksgiving Day, to reflect on Gift Shops WATKINS FURNITURE CO. , 935 Children's Wear GUSTAFSON'S SHOES , 705 the many blessings that the Almighty has AUrrHENTICITY I , 687 Main TV & Appliance BURTON'S INC., 843 HOUSE and HALE , 945 ' HClPORTS INTERNATIONAL, 806 POTTERTON'S, INC. 130 Center St CASUAL VILLAGE SHOP, 956 MARLOW'S, 867 showered upon this country. Let us con LIFT THE LATCH GIFT SHOP, 977 Be thankful HOUSE and HALE , 945 sider hew wo hove used those gifts, MARLOW'S, 867 Ladies' Wear MARI-MADS YOUTH SHOP, 691 Beauty Salons s WILTON'S GIFT SHOP, 964 BURTON'S INC., 843 MARLOW'S, 867 MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY STUDIO, 787 and endeavor to utilize them for the YOUR GIFT GALLERY , 935 FLYFRONTINC.,846 for 1971 Men's Wear / Restaurants Jewelry Shops J. GARMEN CLOTHIER, 887 good of all of His croaturos._J/Vo h'ave LAND O' FASHION, 883 J. GARMEN CLOTHIER , 887 BRASS KEY RESTAURANT, 829 much to bo grateful for in 1971 . . . we ADAMS JEWELERS ,787 m Kr Y lew is s h o p , 829 GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP, 789 HARRY'S PIZZA,832 In spite of trying times abroad and at home, this is still SHOOR JEWELERS, 917 TWEEDS SPECIALTY SHOP, 773 HOUSE and HALE ,945 LA STRADA RESTAURANT, 699 the greatest land in which to live. In 1971 we have much have much to achieve in years to come. to be thankful for. We still choose those who are to repre REGAL MEN'S SHOP, 907 Department Stores sent us in local, state and federal governments. Maternity Banks We thank the Creator for providing us FAIRWAY , 975 BURTON'S INC., 843 Sporting Goods MANCHESTER SAVINGS & LOAN , with the resources and the will te work HOUSE and HALE , 945 GLAZIER'S CORNET SHOP, 631 G ROMAN'S SPORT SHOP 56 Cottage St MANCHESTER STATE BANK, 1 04t - MARLOW'S , 867 We are still blessed with the most of everything. More HOUSE and HALE , 945 NASSIFF ARMS, 991 SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER, f for prosperity for all Americans. schools, more colleges, more opportunities. More food, electric lights, radios, televisions. More cars, pleasure Corsetry D rugstore yachts, snowmobiles, vacations. More homes of our own. GLAZIER'S CORSET SHOP , 631 ARTHUR DRUG STORE, IN C , 942 Manchester Savings & Loan is happy to have had a part in helping thousands of folks in the Manchester and Coven try areas to finance homes of their own. We can help you, REGAL MEN'G GHGP too. Won't you come in for guidance on home financing from our experts? There's no obligation. ★ ★ ★ ★ Where shopping is still a pleasure ^ MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 ■ V v„. PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN Manchester road with toll revenues from Assumption Rockville Thanksgiving Furloughs Set DECI'S DRIVE-IN Modern Rapid Transit Steup the two bridge*. ■ Office Eciuipment Sde Hospital Notes 488 CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER The authority's operating Ex-Toughie Lures Gangs Honor Roll Hospital Notes subsidiary, the Port Authority Tq9 $4ile At 483 Park Avenu* CLOSID Keeps the Commuter Cool_____ Transit Corp,—PATOO-r-wa* to ___ »t ____ VniTINO HOCItS visiting hours are 18:80 to 8 For 194 Prisoners in State Intermediate Care Seml- FIRST QUARTER p.m. In all areas except ma THANKSGIVING DAY PHTi.Aninf tuTTA .. .. , ^ ■ m ake'rail fare revenues meet East HHd. (Neor School St., WcOeli for Slgm) By DON FITZHUOH neaa and do your time” wna hia TOLADELPHIA (AiP) -- R Unking Philadelphia to New operating costs. piivate, noon • 2 p.m., and '4 Qrade 6 ternity where they are 8 to 4 LAST 2 DAYS . . . Fri. It Sat., November 26 and 27 fivm Associated Press Writer begins on the fringes of the J® ^ y . "The nUainment of a 40 mph 8 and 8:80 to 8 p.m. succinct formula for becoming Back Toward Community 9 a.m. to 6:80 p.m. Desks, chairs, small refrlgsrators... p.m. • p.m.; private roome, High honors: Kelley Dwyer, ____ ^__ _ a "model prisoner." south Jersey countryside, estimated 0.2 million pns- average speed was critical to also somd Ideal cottage furniture (end tables, folding chairs, !• a.m. • t p.m., and 4 p.m. • 8 Stephanie Hauser,. Ellen Maii- . , . . Admitted Friday: Carl Johh- Deadly Dust ENFIELD (AP) — A little one cf the best recommenda- where the apartment develoo- *• "**''* '''*'0 will ride the line the success of the venture," By ANN BI.ACKMAN "When you get to talking and alcohcllc-rehablUtolion cen storage cabinets, Barcalcungers and couches). Some items p.m. no, MafclaVlaccli Murray, Maria Per- ^ „ ^ang Vernon; Mary froedom Isn’t such a dangerous tlons for furlough, prison offl- mMite iinH ai • L year aro well below the nnid J William Vl/rrais the Pedlatrioa: Parents allowed a..Ill > • • «r m enu imd discount shopping original m i eatlmate o f 11 6 r , , ' V , vigrass, tne about YOU, 80 per cent of the ter. like new. Bring your friends, station wagon, pick-up truok. slco, John Rlcol, Patricia Sulll- BuhOglan, Franklin St., David When bugs invaded his field thing, says a convicted bank date say. comes from being WASKmOTON (AP) — Ex —8 of honeydew melons, a farmer centers have only begun to em m irn^ estimate of 11.6 une’s planning supervisor. time, the gangs are hungry for —In San Francisco’s China Make us an offer. You take It away. Mover on premises If any time except noon p.m.: — ■* mllllcn. "Only by surpassing the 30 to cept for hts red shades and the otiiers, 8 p.m. - 8 p.m. McFeaters, David Ave., and enlisted the services of a crop robber who along with 104 other Inmate at the minimum se- velop the com fields. afro, Warren V. Gilmore looks It. There's action. Dignity. Self- town, LeWays (Legitimate needed. Everything must go. Lost our warehouse lease I Ccnsultants to the bistate 36 mph a.verago speed possible Self Service; 10 a.m. • 8 p.m.; Honors; Jeffrey Bousfleld, Robert Wallace, Box 413, all state prisoners, will be spend- ^“dty center here. All of the Within 23 minutes the sleek • » . > respect, a chance to feel Impor Ways) cpsrates a recreation We must move to smaller quarters. BRO-MAR SALES! Richard Caron, Heather Colella, Rockville. dusting company. The company TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENM more like a government bu 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. promptly sent out a pilot to spray ing Thanksgiving at homo. « *"«>a‘e8 are transfer- air-conditioned, soundproof cars authcrlty which built the cn arterial highways ’’ he ex- reaucrat than a veteran of one tant without ending up in jail." "c-ifcr •’nd tutoring service to Marie Coykendall, Kathleen Discharged Friday: Joanne ees. many of them from the Intensive Care and Coronary the field. But because of pre have sped across the Benjamin "®- *«^Jeral, state plained, "could the Llndenwold cf the country's toughest street As .he talked, Gilmore began help ... Chinese-American______youths Damlata, Eileen Doran, David Northup, Baxter St., Tolland; It s a big incentive, Mid maximum security prison at Care: Immediate family only, vailing breezes, the deadly dust Franklin Bridge, past the white revenues Une attract enough motorists to to reminisce about hts boyhe^ with school problems, Bails, Mary Jeanne Foley, Cyn- Orus Mansfield, Broad Brook; Tom, a slender, Mrious-mlndea g^^^rs a few miles away. r*hntv«h ufhA«*A JVM.4 W844 Mn4a.$ iiiiim/ii, ng irail cn Chicago's North Side. It was Finding mcncy to any time, limited ito five min drifted to the beehives on a 31-year-old inmate who said IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO SERVE SWEET spire of Christ Church where B» trains to make lU service ’ finance thla Moorcroft, Daniel Murphy, Catherine Saldak, Main St., "We get the 'best of the Franklin and George Washta^ $l_milllon less than anticipated, viable." “ ''‘"S »>e- theSc prc.'ects hasn't been easy. utes. neighbor’s farm. goodby to freedom six years the 40-year-old Gilmore Is pres Theresa Nowak, Annette Ro- Ellington; Herbert Paganl, King worst," said superintendent APPLE CIDER FOR THIS THANKSGIVING TTle line lost approximately The also has kept the lid hind an Italian grocery store, Gilmore said, Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - Bees languished and died by ago, when he was sentenced to ton worshipped. Beneath Inde ident of a Washington-based berge, Janice Roget^, Pamela St., Rockville; Susan Voter, Richard M. Steinert, who said $160,000 lost year. But the out- on fares and that has helped to 18:4S p.m., and p.m. ■ 8 the thousands. Result: a damage 17-to-34 years for bank robbery, HOLIDAY . . . YOU'LL WANT THE BESTI pendence Hall and the group called Youth Organlza- that he was in and out of mu- "We created this group three Shuttleworth, Albert Swanson, Stafford Springs; Michael Da- 65 of the Institution’s 400 In p.m.; others, 3 p.m, • 4 p.m., suit filed against the crop dust "I'll be coming back because tree-shaded, red-brick "bulldtogs ^y^**^***^* ** eP^lmlstlc, increase Us patronage, officials tioiu United. His Job is to sic, drugs and jail. years ago to stick ourselves un- Allen Wilson. vey, Irene Dr., Vernon; John mates would be leaving the DRIVE OUT TO where say "Boona," as the family called der the nose of the Bstab- and 8:80 p.m. - 8 p.m. ing company by the farmer who I’ll be looking forward to my the country’s govern coordinate Inner-city and rural qIVE t h a n k s Grade 7 Enes, Windermere Ave., Elling-. and ___ TTio latest report to the au- Automation, has kept costs hlm, Joined his first gong when lishment so when a corporate A|ce Limits: 16 In matemity, owned the bees. next furlough, and because If I Th“«-sdAy m o n ^ ment was first conducted, to an projects aimed at luring minor- he was 7. executive says, ‘I ’d like to help 18 in other areas, no limit in High honors; Katherine Doo- J®Krey Williamson, Ver- In court, the company pro don’t I can only look forward to «venli«. underground torm lnurin center ertlmates that the line down. The Llndenwold line has rtetto ycuths'foom"toe The Idea of conjugal vislta city. " ’lU handle 10 million paasen- 145 riders for each of Its em- ..^ e t sanr life ^ self-service. cy, Jeanne Mader. Ave., Rockville. tested that it could not be held one to 10 years,” Tom said, re Ferrando Orchards "I was arrested Aiany times these people,’ we’re right here, ,, ■„. _ Admitted Saturday; Mary brought expressions of scorn Thei^, and at other stops, the *®” "®*‘ year Increasing to picyes, a figure that. It says. Is „ . on potty, minor offenses—shop- "Quite frankly," he contin- The emerxenoy entrance on responsible for the vagaries of ferring to the penalty for es establishing a coali . Urson, Someravllle; TlmothJ from four ^ prisoners Inter electrically powered, Highly mllUdn by 1976. unmatched by any transit line liftlng, purse-snatching, things uod, "we’re beginning to think the weather. Nevertheless, the cape. tion of mlnc-rity youth,” said From Kathy and All The Ehnployes at Pero’s, Armory St. Is the only hospital Oryk. Christine Hadjuk, Karon Donnelly. Elm St., Rockville; viewed—three of them are ei AND GET A GALLON OF THE like that. My mother would they don’t want to do anything. court granted the farmer’s claim. Another prisoner at the min automated trains of the Lind- Optimism is based on surveys In the country. To Our Wonderful Customers and Friends . . . entrance open from 11 p.m. t«KH«> ; 'f' (■ PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-ONB “ T— '------to learn about the program Senators Set Snow or No, Coventry there. "I-have n plan hew to escape no sympathy for the turkey the cuts are a result of the leg Road Race Go British T V T on igh t Grades 7 and 8 are participat from cur turkey dinner. When oven though he sigrned the let W elfare Chief islature not passing a revdhue ing in the orientation seislons. The Unhappy Turkey they try tc eat you heap like a ter "ydur friend.” package large enough to meet Althouh the weather fore See Saturday’s 'TV Week Defense Cash cast la riot good for Thanks P T O T o H o ld The technical school program bird then they’ll want to sell Ho wrote; "Dear Turker, I the appropriations. giving — snow and rain — (or Complete Listings. la offered to high school-age you because they’ll think you want to get my hands on you Said Seeking Sources at the Capitol, ac the Five Mile Road Race will Embrace youngsters. In order to gradu were alive.’’ and kell ycu. 'Then you will get cording to the newspaper, Spending Top (C) V a rie ty Show ate, a student must take fou)' WESTERN Finds Vernon Friends take place tomorrow as 5:ee (3) Bis VsUey He’ll Feel Bad It when I meen get it I meen w ^ld not give an Item-by-ltem (S) I Uiwsm of Jesnniti (C) years each of math, science, Having trouble with the spell get It. Now get out of here." B u d g e t H ik e WASHINaTON (AP) — scheduled, starting at 10:30 (3e> Timmy and LSHla The Coventry Grammar By BARBABA RICHMOND increase in benefits for welfare on Main St. ^ 144) GUIIcaa’a Iiland (C> English and social studies, as (Herald Reporter) ing of escape, a boy wrote; Even though Mr. Turkey will quest but did say the budget Blocking move* to bring' 60,000 6;Se ($) Drasnet (C) School PTO will sponsor a well as physical education. "Are you afraid? No I am not HARTFORD (AP) State The race has never been Rhodesia (tl> Hosaa'a Heroei <0 > be eaten tomorrow it will be would allow of a ‘’substantial” U.8. troopa home from Burope postponed in its 35-year his r A PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WftDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE TWENTV.THRBiB Bolton ure to change address, and op Bowling Fund Denied, Drug Center' Hostage Injured erating a motor vehicle with Hi* Drug Advisory Center, In Bank Holdup G>urt Cases excessive exhaust. General Motors Joins Parade ; •..t.”' - i f b ” S3 Park St., la open Monday SduuijaLjthjL Dominic J. Delaripa, 50, of through Saturday from noon Wethersfield, failure to drive a Park Fence Tabled Finance Board Asks At Springfield OIRGUIT COURT 18 roiiscnable distance apart. to 10 p.m. , Manchester Bession The Board of Directors last iiiRlit approved $55,248.- rv --, A telephone backup service ENFIELD (AP) — A Matthew D. Emlrzlan, 36, of West Hartford, abandoning a For Inereases Aeross Board 49 in appropriations; denied a proiwsed $3,400 alloca . t ' Is available when the center ■F CjopHoL hestage was feund unconscious Judge Ell Cramer continued Is closed. hero Tuesday, slightly jnore the charge of assault in the sec motor vehicle. By /THE AHHOCIATKD PRESS els. In October, Toyota an Republican, at its hsad. The tion for replacement of bowling alleys at the West Side Definite CD Program ^ j r Joseph T. Francis, 37, of no Reci'eation Center; tabled a proposed $1,500 allocation For drug advisory Informa- than one hour after a bank in ond degree, against Michael General Motors Corp. has ncunced average Increases of board will help formulate regu Uon, call e$6-20lS. The Civil Defense program in ’’Don’t commit fund* you don't By Sol R. Cohen Springfield, Mass., was robbed Kowalyshyn, 16, ol Wllllman- certain address, picking up a asked the Price Commission to 8.8 per cent above 1971 models. lations governing rents. for Installation of fencing at — ------have. Next time come to us hitchhiker. Bolton came under fire last cf an undisclosed amount of tlc, until Monday. Kowalyshyn approve a 2.5 per cent increase Steel prices went up Tuesday, In London, William Bberle, Center Spring.s Park; and fin- dderly In every respect,” Karr first.” The top Democrat In state in his capacity as a member money. with the Price Commission ap Nixon’s special representative ished up a fairly routine agen- g^id. night when additional funds government finds himself in the was held in lieu of $1,000 bond. Dennis W. Gladden, 19, of Tol in 1972 prices. Joining tho ether Want Mora Infomwtlon of a Phase 2 advisory panel. The hostage, a teller at the Coventry police said the youth land, making an unsafe right proving a 7.6 per cent boost for fer trade negotiations, told the da in a little over an hour. Weiss agreed with the diriec- were sought from the Board of The board withheld an^roval unenviable position of defense three Big Four car mukers In Rethlehem Steel and a 7.2 per British Trade Policy Res W ' ji PAGE TWENTY-PO’ MANCHEJTTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 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ID *ull-on and side-zipper styles THE ERBAKFAsT t a b l e ? y ' BEE PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Everything Up for Grabs: Windham vs. Manchester By DEAN YOST host the Whippets, 4-4-1, at Me might have trouble moving the ing right, it will keep our of chester High on the football In his junior and senior years. fer student from Weaver High. Jim Messier, a defence end; morial Field in their annual ball on the ground because of fensive attack balanced and we “Bwed on records and field. Those departing are quar Is one of the tri-captalns tor Rhodes enters the Windham Rick Gllgoeky, who has played experience, I guess Wind Thanksgiving Day battle start- the size of Windham's defen w ill. be able to do more with tog at 10:80. sive line." terback John Wiggin. He has the Red and WhUe. game with six TD’s and also Is In t o defeneive backfleld along ham would be a sHght favo it.” Wlggln noted. been the signal-caller tor three Offensive center and middle "If our defense continues to Injuries continue to plague credited with an 86-year kick with the offensive line ae a "We must try to contain years, taking over tor Jim Bal- linebacker, Jon Leber, also a off return. Coming out of East rite ’Ihursday," commented come along as It has to the last the Tribe lineup and qUMtlon- guard; Ami Pogtol, a eenlor their strong tailback, Henry esano in his sophomore year. trl-captain, will leave a big hole Catholic High, and out his jun Manchester High’s football two games, I think w# could ablo tor Thursday's contest are tackle, hae gone both ways this Reed. Against Penney High two The 6-9, 170-pounder's favorite in the Manchester lineup next ior year because of ineUglbllity season; John Wareham, another coachj Dave Wiggin, yes possibly win,” said the seven- offensive backfleld starters BUI terday. “ But In a game like weeks ago he rambled for over target this season has been 6-4 year. Leber also kicks the points Is offensive tackle Mark Troy. three-season veteran, has been year varsity mentor. "Both Rhodes and Dave Fleishman. this,” he added, "everything Is 200 yards. Once he turns t o Mike Mlstretta. Like Wiggin, alter touchdown, plus doing the Little in size, at 6-0 and 140 used mostly on defense by Dallas Dodge and Gary Maher Both strong runners have been up tor grabs. I think the team corner and heads downfield," Mlstretta has also played three kickoff. Leber has spent two pounds Is Jim LaChappelle, but Coach Wlggln. Paul Luts, a firat have bolstered the defensive out of the lineup the past two that wants to win ths most, will the coach remarked, "he has varsity seasons. Currently Mike seasons with the team. when he carries t o ball, the year player, has seen a lot of unit.” Dodge Is a sophomore weeks. . take It. We are going out there speed and power and will run holds the school record in pass Playing only one fall tor three-season veteran Is nothing action as an offensive and de tackle and Mnher plays the de Returning to tho team Is Al and will Uke the game to them. over you." receptions in one season with Coach Wlggln, but leaving his short of dynamite. He Is a very fensive end, and Paul Pryor, fensive secondary for the Tribe. len McCullock, a hard-running Itte the only way to win.” The game also marks to 20 and Is tied tor touchdown marks as probably one of the powerful runner and doesn’t similar to LaChapelle to size, "Windham Is a big team,’’ sophomore back. final Ume 11 senior Tribesmen passes with seven. Dick Tyo, a s|! Indians, 3-6 overall, will fastest runners in the school’s mind who he runs Into. has been on t o squad all dur Wlggln added. “ I think we "I f John (Wlggli^) la throw will wear t o colors of Man versatile player going both ways history Is Bill Rhodes, a trans Other senior griddera Include ing his high school years. Record0 Field Set for 10:30 Start Tomorrow Burfoot, Vitale Rated Co-Choices By EARL YOST Stage is set for the S&th Five Mile Road Race tomor row morning in Manchester starting at 1 0 :8 0 on M ain Street. When the gun sounds a record field of nearly 500 — depending upon the weather—^is expected to start Uie journey souUi on Main ------Street along the well-marked Yankee Conference croes MU ,__ . w ... country champion B t»AOE TWENTY-EIdHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEBi 24, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-NINE Will Nebraska After Thanksgiving AND RADII Meeting Features get th e jo b d on e Sports Dial Defense and Offeni^ NORMAN, Okla. (A P )— OkWiosna’s offense, flaUy bluntly: 1 TRANKSOIVINO DAY seen," Fairbanks said. "They dary for us. I don't expect any hogwash. main No. 1.” t:N («) NCAA Football: Can the nation’s No. 1 col- 'I am confident we will beat are a complete football team, big change. They have the na- "Oklahoma's defonso Is vast- Devaney did Indicate he 1 XL II j .e X Pruitt, who has averaged them because I have confidence They do so well In all phases cf tlcn's best defense as It Is." ly underrated," Devaney said, thought toe game between N^raaka, va. Oklahoma fo o tb a ll 9 .5 yards a play, said, "We'll ■uiimil SanIcM 13 . THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW lefi^e defense stop in our team and myself. I think the game. Larry Lacewell, the Socners' "Y ou've Just heard more about these two high-scoring teams BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wonted-Male 36 HelpIID Wonted - 3 : 0 0 (3) NFL: Rams vs. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS the No. 1 offense? win." we proved we played our best "Nebraska Is not the type of defensive coach, admitted Okla- their offense." could bs a doss one.- Cowboys 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. CARPENTER—Available eve ELEC7TRICIAN —Journeyman, Mole or Pomole 37 Tltls appeared to be the big Both are impressed with the under pressure . . . baok there team that beats Its^. To win, homa doesn't have the depth on Fairbanks sidestepped a "In a game between two high . ecw.i'LL 0E glad ,,, 4:00 (30) New Britain vs. nings and weekends. No job all benefits. Call 644-1420 after . . . , . Black Shirts, Nebraska's defen- when we beat Southern Califor scoring teams,” he said, "you Qx () V '^HEWSUMMIR //-■ R P tt I^nUsU quesUon today as top-ranked 3^^^ we have to play better than we defense some other teams question about the game's out- too big or too small. Call Ste 6 p.m. nia, Texas and Colorado In a have all year long. We have to have. come. Instead of answering the normally don’t think of a field COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV’T. V GETS r j ^ r FULL-TIME and part-time (3) NFL today Nebraska and second-ranked hcma can mcve the ball phen Martin, at 646-7298 after row. I don't think Nebraska has play a complete game. We're "Depth In our defense has question, he said; goal being a factor but It sure 2 p.m. CONSTRUCTION Laborers. Ap- help, male and female. Apply (8 ) NCAA Football: Oklahoma wound up prepare- against the Cornhuskers, 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOA'nON played a pressure game this net going to win It cn offense or been a proUem all season," he "J ho^ the game Is not de- oculd be." ply Alco Development Corp., In person this Friday and Sat Oeorgla Georgia tlcns for Thursday's nationally "They're better cn defense year." cn defense alone," said, then sighed and a/Med: elded by some fluke, I want Ok- Oklahoma Is expected to at Deadline for Saturday aild Monday Is 4:80 p.m, Friday SNOW Plowing, commercial, 1 Court St., Rockville. urday at Fayva Shoe Store, Tech televised game cf the year. The than any team we've played," Coach Chuck Fairbanks of Falrbanks said he doesn't "The only good thing that has lahoma at full strength cuid Ne tack mesUy on the ground. The i ■■ ' — — —^ I — residential. Prompt, courteous Broad St., next to Spree's. klckcff Is set for 2 :S0 p.m. EST. said Mlldren, generally re- Oklahoma, 9-0, doesn't go along think Nebraska Coach Bob happened to me this year Is I braska at full strength. I hope Sooners have averaged 481.4 service. 646-7770. RICHARD P. RITA Nebraska has yielded only garded as the best triple option PLEASE READ YOUR AD with the theory that Nebraska, Devaney will make major ad- didn't have to defense the Okla- It’s decided by whoever has the yards a game and only 81.8 WE need neat, outgoing, self- in yards a game. Oklahoma's quarterback In the country, JUNK CARS removed, |10 PERSONNEL SERVICES unbeaten In 39 straight games justments on defense. hcma offense." best players on toe field.” yards passing. Otasslfled or "Want Ads" are taken over the phone as a motivated persons wlto tele blistering wishbone offense has "However, we don't think any- each, any condition. Call 872- BluesFar and 10-0 this season. Is better "Of course," Fairbanks said, Devaney has said that the Devaney hasn't made any However, MUdren has c|)m- ■dvertlser should read hie ad toe FIRST STORE MORS: 48 hr. work phone and car who need to averaged 663 yards a game. body can stop us." 9433. on defense than on offense. "there will be adjustments. Ne- theory the Sconers are strictly predlctlons, either, but has let pleted 48 per cent of hla rare REPORT ERRORS to time for toe wk., exp. in retail fabrics a earn minimum 370. per week, To the question, quarterback Pruitt, whose rocket running "Nebraska is as fine a col- braska probably will make offense-oriented and do not next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE In- must. Conn, area, company pqrt-tlme to make reservations it be known that "we’re going passes for 646 yards and seyen ooreeot or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then TWO YOUNG married men will From Blue Jack Mlldren, the trigger man has netted 1,423 yards, said paid benefits. Raises VIA to their area for service every lege football team as I've over some adjustment In their seoon- have a good defense Is a lot of to do everything possible to re- touchdowns. ®"*y te the extent of a “ make good" Insertion. Errors which do small repair jobs and paint mother needs. We train. Ask do not Jeasen the value ol the advertisement will not be ing, also cellar cleaning and Performance. 3160-170 wk. Over Egers corrected by "m ake good" Insertion. light trucking. Call 646-2692, MFO. ENGINEER: Degree Mrs. Bills 289-1627 evenings 646-2047. w/4-6 yrs. to high volume 644-2269. N.L. Rookie-of-Year BOV.I'l l BEGIAD WriElJ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS small electi;o-mech. prod 9tA < t0R H @ @ P LE > S Cowboys jMlWTER GET^ MERE ucts. Must have line M.T.M. The St. Louis Blues aren't 643-2711 MR. ED Snow plowing, Hebron- exp. 14K DOE. blue over their newest asset— Amston area. Call 228-9967. FOREMAN; Common car Read Herald Ads hard diootlng Jack Egers. Laurels to Williams 0 ^ riers exp. w/local and long y Automobiles For Sole 4 line dispatching. Inbound day*SS.t'12:^SJ^es^^ .NEW YORK (AP)-Earl WHli^s, Atlanta’s slu»- F##TBAU FORECAST Choices Household Services 13-A Dock. 3175-200 wk. 1986 FORD XL, gauge panel, 3-1 Victory over the Los Ange- young catcher, was named National League Rookie DISPATCHERS: Inbound HERALD REWEAVING of burns, moto- les Kings. In Tuesday’s <»iy the Year by the Baseball Writers Association of By MAJOR HOOPLB Two ^ ® r “ "ish. The NEW YORK (AP)—The Kansas City Chiefs willvill beatbei 390, 4-speed, snow tires. Im and outbound local for 2nd maculate, fllOO. 649-4612. holes, zippers repaired. Win ether National Hockey League America today, CHIEF TURKEY TASTER l^y matito c^rgla vs. CtoMvla Auburn-Alabmna encounter wiU Detroit and the Dallas CJowboys will edge Los AngelesAngel shift. Min. 3 yr. exp. 3228 -f SAVE game, Minnesota edged Van- WUllams, who walloped 33 BOX LEH ER S dow shades made to measure, and Texas vs. Texas ^ ,|ust as exoittag as the Pat i„ National Football League games played ThankstfivingIcBgivii OTO, 1966, automatic, console, wk. couver 2-1. homers last season, received 18 all size Venetian blinds. Keys Egad, friends, it’s a A »M . . SulUvan to Jerry Jerrv Beasley Bsaslav pare nasa. ______” Day = bucket seats. Excellent condi PROJECT COST A .1* ) - /■ . ' , - ■ PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CON^.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE.'^TER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE THIRTY-ONB 72 Rooms WiriioHt Board 59 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole H omion Fo r Solo 72 OMt of Town Out of Town formation charging aggravated MAN(DHB6TER —- 7-room Colo For Sole Student Killed, FURNISHED room for rent for 75 For Sole assault (assault with a danger Tolland MANCHESTER — 4-bedrooros, nial, m baths, first-floor fam- ______75 Tolland County CLASSIFIED grentleman, parking near bus ous weapon )and using a motor Offei'ed b.v the MANCHESTER large family kitchen, formal Uy room, overstsed garage, COLUMBIA LAKE area Fed- ROCDKVILLK — Ellington — Three Injured line. Call 64»-e9l4. $26,500—6-room Cape, A c room, Superior Court vehicle without the owner’s per- dining room, garage, large lot, yard, aluminum siding, (Colonial, beautifully re- Town line, Moser forms area, BERHrS WORLD garage, quiet area. mlsricm. near schools, bus and shop $27,600. Hayes Agency, 646- 'Oiodeled by present o'wner. 7-rrom Split level. Two zone In 1-91 Crash Ramondo Named to Vacancy $26,900—Spotless 6-room Ranch, They were originally charged PHILBRICK ping, $21,600. Cainr Bon Agen 0181. Formal dining room with fire- heating system, 2-car garage, ADVERTISING CLEAN furnished room for aluminum aiding, fire A student was represented by with binding with intent to rob. cy, 643-0688, ______lilace, all roonu soundproofed, cellar. Two com lete ®®®RnHJLD, Mass. (AP) - working man. Call 649-3142. place, garage, screened student in court yesterday, robbery with violence and theft As' CRP A Repiresentative MANCHESTER - S^rewm over- 2 baths, large glassed family baths, living room stone ^flre- ^ ®**’Y*ng six students Michael Greer, 22, formerly of of a motor vehicle. Hie court CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS porch. MANCHESTER — Colonial, AGENCY sised expanded Cape. Two rcom steps from 20x40 cement place, cathedral celling. For Lyndcn State CDollege, School St., (Do^try, was being was told both made threats with Appointments to town posts separate and that PZC do Its 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. $27,000—Mini-estate, 4-bodroom four bedrooms, dining room, baths, four bedrooms, family pcol, large sauna, 2,000 sq. PORTER ST. area overslied 8- appointment call Tbwne Real Lyndcnville, Vt., on their way sentenced count of pos* a butcher knife to two persons were at issue during last night’s ewn enforcement. Aportmonts - Fkifs ~ Victorian (Dolonlal, fire fireplace, recreation room, room, lovely eubiirban lot. Ga feet living area. Qracious room (Dape with central alr- Estate, 649-4066. home for Thanksgiving, ‘ eeelon of mmljuana stemming on Sept. 11 but there were no meeting of the Board of Select ^ letter from the CDITR orga- place, Iti baths, large lot, two-ione heating. Good siied rage. $29,900, Hayes Agency, worm Interior. For details coll COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Tenements 63 uonditlonlng, large living room, 4:S0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION stately trees. Must be lot. Prestige area. Off Keeney 646-0181. Lange Agency, 228-9349, 228- formal dining room, kitchen Demdiine tor Saturday and Monday Is 4;S0 p.m. Friday seen. St., $34,900. Jesdor Realty, 3296. FOUR lovely, heated, spacious MANCHESTER— Older 8-room ______FIVE room Ranch in Manches- Deerfield Tuesday night. and another university student the vehicle. They are to be sen- P>'«eent. In each instance, time to review the present sys- with built-ins, first floor family $20,600—Large clean 6-room Realtors, 633-1411. rooms, conveniently located. room, 2 fireplaces, 2 full baths, Colonial. Good heating system. VERNON l®*" owner, price range One died and three were In- had on apartment. tenced Dec. 16. the split was along party lines, ‘em cf payment for this office.^’ Ranch, garage, quiet resi Available December 1st. Call garage, many of the room a have MANCHESTER — New listing! Overstsed garage. Large lot. low 20a. Call 646-3288.______jured. He WM represented by Atty. DIVORCES ‘he Republican first and According to the selectmen. YOUR COOPERATION WILL dential area. Immediate OWNER SAD— BE APPRECIATED 649-9000. wall-to-wall carpeting. Beauti Desirable, convenient neigh Needs some work. Only $22,- SELLING your home or acre- Miss Paula Cohen, 19, of ______a ______Schultz collects under $8,000 In DIAL 643-2711 occupancy. _ _ - __ u xr _ , attorney In the University of *-'*»uruo» were gramea recent- ncicuiiuaii, ci-w>ii enumz- fully shrubbed and treed yard., borhood, 6 rooms, fireplace, 2- 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. BUYER GLAD NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, wall- Three-month old custom, r $32,900—Large 7-ijoom Cape, car garage, sewers, plus extra T . rfn toT ^nlv plibllc ConnecUcut’s legal clinic wl^ Henry J. Naruk on ner and (Dharles Luce, respec- tjrttlclzes F 8 te to-wall carpet, all modem ap RANCH- 7 rooms, 1% baths, large Raised Ranch. Cath fireplace, 4 bedrooms, ga building lot. $27,900. Evelyn $15,200 — Attractive 6-room Continued From Preceding Page pliances, 114 baths, full private large lot. $32,000. rage. Situated on large home. Fireplace. 160 foot edral-real beam ceilings, Carlson 649-8754 Northeast, Re spacious flreplaced family ----- :— ------— ______junwi sunorea wnen ine car . 7 : ----- ^— z, 5 Rarhafo ^ : wr r : : r__ :* « sysiom : basement with ’ washer and BOX MOUNTAIN — (Dontem- treed lot. wooded lot. Hutchins Agency, lELUNO your property? We went cut c# control and rolled ^ Inatance for Greer of Thifault. (1.) that "Zoning enforcement alty 668-7907. room, treed % acre, city dryer hook-up, close to schools porary Ranch. 8 rooms, 2Mi $43,900—3 - year - old 8-room Realtors, 649-6324. need listings, call Johr; H. Lap- over severol Umea, according *»Hng toe senteiwliv in accord- Charles gomeOmes Involves refusing to Situations Wanted - Florists - Nurseries 49 and shopping, 2-famlly priva utilities, negotiable occu baths. Lot 152x215’, wooded. Raised Ranch, 4 bed m a n c h e s t ' ^ pen Inc., Realtors, 649-6261. to state police. “f® Pr»«Uce u*. v “ gran t a building permit and Female 38 cy. Will accept 3 children. $260 $27,600 — Cosy 7-room home. pancy. Transferred owner CHRISTMAS Trees — Tag ear Twenty mile view. $44,500. rooms, family room with _ i 1. , , , *'ule approved by the legislature. (2.) when the same individual PLENTY OP BEDROOMS Baseboard heat, two-car ga very sad. To Inspect call ly, cut later. Beautiful selec per month. Paul W. Dougfan, fireplace, aluminum sid Here Is an unusual offering ALL CASH for your property , T r e a ^ a l the hoqyltal were The purpose of the-•«> student in-ui- Benoit, ^ o t (Dwentry. tatlve to the Capital Region u both building Inspector and 649-4635 or 646-1021. 9 6-ROOM OLDER HOME in good rage. Nice bam, horse stalls, Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. $89,- MATURE woman seeks position tion White Spruce, Scotch ing, 2-car garage. Situat in today’s market. All brick wlthln 24 hours. Avoid red Colchester, program is to give the ■^‘“ ®_*^®‘®.” — 2". Manchester------Planning Agency. zoning enforcement officer, this condition. 2-car garage, cen ed on acre wooded lot. one acre, Hutchins Agency, 000. tape, instant service. Hayes Linda Caslnl, 19, of Nau- flnal year students some court- Daniel Peterson of Hart- as household day worker. Pine, Blue Spruce, boughs, WE HAVE customers waiting stately Colonial in a well Mrs. Mary McNally, in a let- means he is asked to reduce his tral location. $21,000. . All built-ins, carpeting, Realtors, 649-5324. Agency, 646-9131. \ gatuck, Coim., and Janice room experience and. In the Please call 647-9340 after 4:30 cones, firewood. Stanley Tree for the rental of your apart established area, featuring ter to the selectmen, urged that own Income as building Inspec- BOULDER RD. — Privacy on executive area. Imme p.m. Farm, Long Hill Rd., off Route ment or home. J.D. Real Es 6 bedrooms for only $88,900. ..B&W.. TIT vr>Tt------J irm ---- "Z------Naugatuck. words of Jones, "exposure to the “ ’ ® ^ “** *‘’® Ws capacity as zoning en-' over m acres. Treed. (Dustom diate occupancy. IF YOU are thinking of selling The driver, Thomas Theve, hard decisions of tawyerin*" 6 at Andover Church. 742-6438. tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. No this is not a misprint. Lota For Sole BARROW.S AND WALLACJE (DO. Thomas Miffitt ot East Hart- rf merit rather than politics, forcer.” The letter commented. Colonial, rec room, special in $43,900—New 3-bedroom duplex 73 your home, why not give us a 21. of Norwich, (Dotm., and a studenU alvmyi m>pw with ford. BOOKKEBU’ EIR — Full charge, Come and see for yourself. Manchester Parkade She listed as her quallflcaUons "it isn’t fair to put a public terior, 2-car garage. $46,500. es, IVi baths, aulminum c^l7 We offer a complete real sixth passenger, Paul Caron, one of the supervUlng a tt^ y s 12 years experience, seeking MANCHESTER — Newer one- Cali Mr. Gordon for appt., GLASTONBURY — One acre Manchester 649-5806 that she is an experienced eco- servant in this sort of bind.” Fuel and Feed ^ 49«A estate settee including par- 20. of WolUngford, Conn., were during every stage 5 the court t , r-, full or part-time position In bedroom duplex Includes heat, ROOMING HOUSE—Beautifully siding, city utilities. 10% 640-6306. near golf course. Lola LaCroix nomlst and has dime research it also said there is "little down to qualified buyers. tiriimtlon in toe MulU^e LUt- not injured, police said. procedure. The student hiipsrif Rockville, Vernon or Manches FIREPLACE wood Tor sale. appliances, carpets, air-condi decorated and fully furnished. Agency, 668-0454. VERNON — 7Mi-room Raised Legal Aid SetUP with the U.S. Department of correlation between the value Call now for details. tag Services of Manchester and PoUce said the dead girl’s must be certlfled by the dean of o ® s s ^ ter area. 872-8138. Regular white birch and mix tioning. Full basement. $195 $162 weekly income. We invite • • W • • Ranch, nicely landscaped lot, Commerce: has college teach- of a building and the amount of per month. Paul W. Dougan, MUST SELL—10 - room brick BtnUJINO Lota — A and B assumable______mortgage,o -e -, $,,29,000. V eiw n. JarvU Realty (Do., parents were at the Costal the law schex^ and acceptable dCOided Alter ed. Pick-up or dump truck your inspection. BARROWS AND WALLACE (DO. Realtors, 648-1121. *•------'------'— ----- *■...... Ing experience and expects to effort involved in Inspecting it. MATURE Christian woman, Realtor, 649-4536. ,0 1*71 *r NIA, Ranch, 2 baths, 2-car ga- sonSd. Philbrick Agency, Real- Carriage Realty,''646-1110. heme, having driven there to to the client. loads. 649-S020. Manchester Parkade complete requirements for a Ihe inspector may have to would like to live In, care for LARCIE RAN(DH—First floor ' rage, acre treed lot, top tors, 646-4200. meet their daughter. According to Jones, there sre Manchester 649-5306 Flat-Grant Effort PhD next year; as a member of make Just as many trips to the elderly woman, light duties. MANCHESTER — One - bed- family room, 2 beautiful fire area. Owner going south. TOLLANID — 8 t ^ 1 / ■ PAGE THIRTY-TWO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 12T1- ATwagw pally Nat Pma Run For The Week Bnded November M, IBM The Weather ' Increasing cloudiness, cold to night; low In upper 20s. Tomor 15,590 row cloudy, rain likely late In day and at night; high In iOs, Manche$ler—^A City o f Village Charm Sunday clearing. VOL. LXXXXI, NO. 48 (THIRTY-SIX PAGE8-1TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1971 (Olasslfled Advertising on Page 88) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Snowplow ■V. - / O perators, Indian Units W o o d Meet X Again Cross A.A ^ Earl r t mWood is ' told^ snowplow op- emtors today that there would TO no punitive action taken if, for some reasonable reason, they failed to answer a standby call to clear snow from Con Into Pakistan necticut's highways. TTiere Is no standby require By MYRON L. BELKIND ment," Wood said, after the N o w first of two meetings with union Defense Ministry said to- representatives. niKht that Indian troops crossed into East Pakistan for Wood explained that some the second time this week "in self defense" to stop a years ago highway mainte I iJ^istani artillery -attack on Indian territory. nance men were required to an The Indian troops c r o s s e d ------swer standby cadis, under the Into East Pakistan about 200 . . . . ^ threat of discipline. No loiurer miles north of Calcutta, accord Gnndhl that he said. Ing to a defense communique, "If a man Is away from and destroyed u Pakistani tank defense. and inflicted 80 casualties. communique sold the In- At the , theater, to r ex- ,m ple, and he can’t be reached, there will be no puni r7S,.“: tive acUon If he fails to show," Wood said. ‘ *'Th1''‘ staremem‘’ dld not say w cd n ‘'d^ Wood said he was encouraged when the border crossing d h Hartford Nationars tually took place although It In * p v . after his meeting with repre- sentoUves of the OonneoUcut dlcated that It was made ' shelled State Employes AssoclaUon. Thursday or today. S The Indians ac^ed under au- Wednesday night, the He said he assured union Ihorlty given them by Prime (gee Page Eight) leaders that he had not made ” ” > J I ¥ any decision on stsmdby pay, or on whether crews would be re duced to one man, and that he would take union concerns Into account when he decides. Wood was to meet this after Suit To Be Filed noon with Michael F em iccl Jr. president. Council le, Ameri New Check-Credit can Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes. On Dock Strike Meanwhile the debate over how well the state did In clean WASHINGTON (AP) — The Boston, Philadelphia, Alexan ing up Connecticut’s first Justice Department said It will dria, Va., Baltimore, Augusta, Thanks^vlng snowfall since file suit today in 12 Bast and Miami, Mobile, Houston, Provi 1838 continued. Gull Coast port cities to force dence. R. 1 ., Portland Maine, 45,(X)o striking dock workers to "We did fulfill our obligation Thanksgiving Morning on a Manchester Residential Street Before the PlowdcTme^By and New Orleans. to plow all the roads," a Trans return to their jobs under the The department acted ^ - 9_1^- m. p. .1 ■ ,