PAGE FORTY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1971 lEimtittg IfmUi M osi Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until' 9 O *Clock “ Celebration Four," one of Auditions for the Qllbert and About Town a series of neighbortiood Sullivan Workshop 36th anni­ Jaycee Wives eucharists, will be held by the versary production, ';Pa- Average Daily Net Prea# Run The annual mootinsr of Friend- liturgical committee of St. tience," will be held today and Meet Tonight ship Lodge of Masons 'WlH be hoary's Episcopal Church to­ tomorrow at 8 p.m. at South g o t The Week Ended f The Weather hold at the Masonic Temple to­ night at 7 :S0 at the home of Mr. United Methodist Church. Roles "Do Your Own Thing" will bo November 30, 1071 morrow night 7:30. Tliere will and Mrs. Merrill Powers Jr. on are available for five male an. the theme of the Manchester Clear and cold tonight; low bo a dinner at 6:30, prepared Love Lane. five female soloists. The show 5AVI ON near 20. Tomorrow mostly sun­ Jaycee Wives meeting tonight and served by Temple Cihapter, will be presented March 34 and 1 5 ,5 9 0 ny and cold again;' high 36 to OBS. Officers dress is business' The First Church of Christ, 36 at Manchester High School. at 8 at the home of Mrs. John A U OUR 40. Saturday's outlook . .cloudy. suit. Scientist, will have its regular TanI, 60 Teresa Rd. RIG. 99e Manchester— A City of Village Charm midweek testimony meeting to­ North Manchester « Al-Anon Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds will Delta Chapter, RAM, will night at 8 at the church, 447 N. family group will meet tonight speak on holiday decorating and VOL. LXXXXI, NO. 63 (Olesslfied Advertising on Page S6 ) have a business meeting at 7:30 Main St. The meeting is open to at 8 at the Second Congregation­ cooking. Mrs. Reynolds holds (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 PRICE.FIFTEEN CENTS tonight at the Masonic Temple. the public. al Church parish house, the classes in cooking at tho Com­ PANTY Thursday group will meet to­ munity Y. morrow at 8:30 p.m. at the Each Jaycee wife "Did Her Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman Own Thing" In creating an item HOSE St. Both groups meet weekly for the silent auction which will and are open to friends and rel­ be held after the meeting. The Cambodian Front atives living with a drinking handmade articles will be dis­ problem. played during the meeting. Europeans Scuttle the Dollar Refreshments will be served There will be a midweek 2Q SHOPPING DAYS and there will be a Christmas prayer meeting tonight at 7:30 Nearing Collap se grab bag. SALE PRICED at Calvary Church. TILL CHRISTMAS Wives of Jaycees Interested First quality psuity hose in joining the group or needing v*^ *” *' Ca«>*>odla ray has been the forward head- The ' Emanuel Lutheran In the following styles < forces have quarters of the Tchenla 2 oper- The Senior CSioir of Communi­ transportation may contact Mrs. Bigger Bark Devaluation Church Choir will rehearse to­ HOUSE abwdoned two ImportEUit towns stlon on the northeast front, ty Baptist Church will rehearse John Bates of 223 Oreen Rd. or night at 8 at the church. undw heavy enemy attack, and tho town was defended by tonli^t at 7:30 at the church. Plat Knit or Rib Mrs. Walter Kupchunos of 266 bringing the 20,()00-man north- the 1st Brigade Group, consld- Oraham Rd., South Windsor. Than Bite In Possibility The Senior Choir of Center : ^ Opoqiie Panty Hete eastem front to the point of col- ered one of the army’s best The Master Mason Degree will lapse, the high command an- fighting units Ccngregatlbnai Church will re- be conferred at a special meet­ bcaree tonight at 7:30 in Memo­ n3*4 dlan govomment spokesman , admitted only one pene- farmer In America,’ McGovern This would be the cEise, how- HOUSE^ tratlon school hours. Paperback and FOR UNDER Eumounced In New Delhi. acros«_ the border, re- said. ever, only if the individual con- Campaign Spending Issues brightened at the prospect of rag. I3.9S Eui eEirly end to Internatloiuil hard cover books will be sold. The spokesmem said the In- porting that its troops are oc- But Sen. Robert Dole, R- fined his purchEises to Ameri- dlan arm ^Thadn^n o itie r^ ^ o stretch of East Pakl- Kan., who has expressed some can goods and spent his vaca- monetairy and trade uncer- ^ ; Sevaral »iyle» with WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen­ individuals to earmark 31 of hours cf the closed-door confer- tEiinties Eifter 3Vi months of the lovely loee detoll*. Two Manchester Newcomers »4jL ♦flko immediate “ defensive ac- ^*'®® **'^® reservations on the nomination, tlons ip the United,States. their income tsixea for presiden­ wide north cf Hllll, in the north- said it was really bad nwa^— “ In the long run,” the bsuik ate-House conferees approved ence session were devoted to crisis set off on Aug. 16 by Some with dainty op- Club groups will meet toolg^t tlon,” Indicating it would cross tial election expenses. ______west sector, (But Pakistani news that President Nixon hEis economl(it SEild, "devaluation today a 316,8 billion tax out general discussion of the cam- President Nixon’s announce­ itlque*. Some long at 8 at the homes of members. the 'batider. The government All parties would share the pEiign-finEincing provision, but ! H A L E ^ snglhi Included. Po»- OUR OWN used tho same phrue In con- officers consider a drive decided to tEike steps to Im- would produce more jobs in the bill after agreeing to defer ment of his new economic pro- f The Ladles Nighttime Bridge funds, but the flnEinclally strap­ no votes were taken and no tel shade*. Sixes *, nection^^th the three nrevlous Jessore, 16 miles from prove the Income of all farm- United States and msike U.S. gram. Croup wUl meet at the home "CHARLTON- the stfiTt of a controversial ped Democrats need them the compromises offered. m, I. advances into Eafit P the west central border, a more ers. goods more competitive On the Frankfurt foreign ex- of Mrs. David Wampold, Cbdar Pakistan presidential campaign financ­ most. In earlier sessions, the con­ Swamp Rd., Coventry. The MORRIS" which it has admitted. serious threat. „ j to assure this great abroad, especially with the chEuige, the dolkiF plunged to a Newsmen who visited Jessore body that Dr. Butz will be a goods produced by West Ger- ing plsin until after the 1972 . Despite the White House ferees scEiled down the tEix-re- record low of 3.29 West GermEin Book Diacussion Group will The Indian spokesmEui gave elections. threaU, Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, lief provisions to a level they mEirks, compared to Wednes­ meet at the home of Mrs. Don­ 100% WOOL this account; Wednesday reported that In- great secretary of sigricultore niEmy and Japan.” .dlim InfEuitry units are within and will carry forward the would result because House Ways Eind Means Yk>m- believe the Eidministration will day’s close of 3.3035 marks. To­ a beautiful ald Fenton, 6 S. Farm Dr., to Three TJ.S.-supplled FB6 Sabre four miles cf the town. Today president’s program with great U.S. goods exported to other mlttee chairmEin and head of accept. On Wednesday the com­ day’s rate represented an in­ LADIES' discuss "Conversations with Jets bombed and strafed the gift to give sport the Pakistani army sEtid the In- wisdom and energy," Dole countries would be priced Icw- WASHINGTON (AP) the House conferees, says the mittee : crease in the mark’s dollar val­ the Devil" by Taylor Caldwell. city of AgartEtia, 60 miles due Democrats will hold fast on the LACE TRIMMED dlEms attacked at Deusana, in said. er, therefore would be eEisier to House and Senate conferees —Discarded provisions au- ue of 1114 per cent since May ' or receive east of Dacca, EUid its airport for check-off provision. the Jessore district, and shelled Many senators said the Presi- sell. Foreign goods brought into ^.^ppie today with when the West German money XI Oamma Chapter of Beta coats 20 minutes this afternoon. Sources said the last two (See Page Tlilrteen) OR TAILORED Jessore itself. dent should in almost Etil cases was set free to find its own lev­ Sigma Phi will sponsor a A number of clviliEins were (See Page Nine) troversial provision to finance The other new attack report- be given the men cf his own el in the market. Christmas auction tonight from kQled or wounded, but EuitiEtir- presidential campEilgns with ladies' ed by the PaklstEinis weis at choice els his Cabinet advisers. The dollar WEia elIso at a 8 to 10 at the Manchester High craft guns prevented any dEim- federal income taxes, the only nylon SAVE ON MEN'S record low in Zurich at 3.9806 School in room 7A, next to the age to the airfield. Shamsemagar, on the north- The outcome of the con- remaining issue in a battle be­ 2 0 8 8 under border. ShELmsernELgEir has flrmation fight was indicated in Swiss francs eigainst Wednes­ auditorium. Agartala has been tween President Nixon and nylon tricot ZIP-OUT LINED an airstrip, smd DarsEina is a advEUice. Bulletin day’s closing of 3.9647. tricot heavy shelling alnce 8 p.m. ,, , Democratic IcEiders over a tax An Associated Press Poll PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — This was El dollEur devEiluation r«g. 33.00 Wednesday, with artillery . bill. ‘Final Decision’ other reports reaching I>ac- showed 52 senators prepEured to H ie Bfilttmore Orioles today of 314 per cent from the pre­ shift gowns shells smEishlng Into heavily ' In a day-long session Wednes- ‘Isaiah’ Theme all - weather ca, the EelsI Pakistani capital, vote for confirmation, 39 op­ traded veteran outfielder vious parity of 4.08 franca. / slips 100% wool Shet­ popedated EireEis and in the sur­ d£iy, the conference resolved all said India artillery shelled 18 posed Eind eight uncommitted. Frank Robinson to the Los land fabric* In the rounding refugee camps for Angeles Dodgers. other differences between In Paris the situation wels Of Study Group points scattered all along the AsslstEint Republican leEider newest styles In­ Bengalis from East Pakistan. And In a separate desU, the House and Senate versions of more complicated because of cluding two ■ but­ border, in addition to Jessore. Robert Griffin said he counted On 1-291 Given The shelling has killed four cl- Dodgers traded slugger Richie the legislation, stripping it of the French two-tier system set 3.22 "Isaiah the Prophet, His ton, nigh center Officers at Jessore predicted 62 “ hard" votes for Butz. vUians Euad wounded 37. Allen to tile Chicago White Sox tELX-rellef amendments Nixon up to keep a so-cEilled "com­ Message to Israel and his vent, buttoned Two leading opponents fore­ for pitcher Tommy John and mercial franc” used for 90 per 2.44 reg. 4.49 breast pocket said were unacceptable. Message for Today,” will be the tant garrison town was ImmlA saw a Butz victory also. Sen. Inftelder Steve Hunts. Robin­ cent of transELctions, pegged models. Choice of two new Indian ground attacks, The President threatened to nent. Fred R. HEirrls, D-Okla., said son Euid relief pitcher Pete closely to the dollar. ’There is reg. 3.98 theme of the 1971 Advent Study solids, stripes, but PaklstEuii military sources veto the bill if it reaches him Non-Final ‘Whoa’ Nylon tricot shift Rlchert went to the Dodgers also a "flnEmclEti franc" used gowns with nylon Group of St. Mary's Episcopal geometric pot. said the defenders held or re­ (See Page Twenty) (See Page Eight) for four young players. containing a provision allowing tern*. Regulorr, Lace trim styies in sheer overlay. Dainty pulsed all assaults. By DOUG BEVINS (See Page Four) sizes 34 to 42. Tail­ Church. Starting tomorrow, the shorts, long^. cap sleeves. Petite, *, group will meet each Thursday Prime (Minister Indira OEtndhl Herald Reporter ored styles In size* m, I. responded today to U.S. suspen­ 36 to 44. White. during Advent at 7:80 p.m. in sion of mllltELiT' shipments to State Sen. Jay Jackson today pledged a continued the Guild Room of the church. her government with a declEira- fight against Interstate 291 in West Hartford, despite TOe study group, which is tion that India will follow Its Transportation Commissioner A. Earl Wood’s an­ open to all interested persmis, FAMOUS NAME own policy toward Pakistan will consider such questions as: nouncement yesterday that the state has made a “final Gasoline and wUl ignore EUiy Western ad­ "Who was Isaiah, and was there 100% pol/eoter decision” on the circumferential highway around Hart­ SAVE ON FAMOUS NAME vice that her government feels more than one?"; “ What kind ford. — Is India’s natlonEd inter­ of person was he or were agELinst The highway segment, to cost The state cMislders the high- Cost Probe est. they?” ; "What was his message about 3101.6 million at 1971 ^^y essential to meet a rapidly double "The times have passed when and to whom did he speak?” ; prices, would cut through Met- increasing traffic volume — nylon sleepwear Einy nation sitting 3,000 or 4,000 and, “ How does that message ropoliton District Commission Wood said treilflc department Is Ordered miles away could give orders to apptjr to'm odem man and his >kuH (MDC) reservoir land at tho planners forecast that 60,000 f IndlEins on tho basis of their situation?” West Hartford-Avon boundary, cars a day will travel the route HARTFORD (A P ) — WITH BUILT-IN BRAS color superiority to do elF they with minimum damage to the I In 1690. State Atty. Gen. Robert K. Kill- This is the first year In which wished,” Mrs. Gandhi told environment, Wood said. Wood yesterday stressed the a lesson from the Old Testament slacks members of her Congress party lEin, acting at tho governor’s re­ In a statement today, Jack- ImportEince ol getting 1-291 con­ will be read at all regular Ad­ outside her residence. quest, launched an Investiga­ son, D-West Hartford, said he struction under way soon so vent Holy Eucharists at St. Mrs. Gandhi did not directly was astonished to hear that the Connecticut won’t lose federal tion today Into recent Increases Mary's as well as at moat of mention the U.S. decision to commissioner decided on reimbursement. Interstate high­ In the price of gasoline. 3.44 its prayer services. AH of the cEmcel 33 million worth of mili­ "basically tho same route for ways are funded on the basis of Old Testament less Downtown Monehogtor HOUSE and HALE |0 per cent increase from the i960 ciprocal Indlah withdrawal. . . . la mad before one spade of and circle around to reconnect jor gasoline rettnsriss doBq; total of 70.8 million. SATURDAY TO 6i80 Finance Minister Y. B. Cha- dirt la turned In the construc­ van told the Indian Parliament tion of 1-291.” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 PAGE rHRBB PAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971

Manchester — ^ MKMILUaMND ire 's * . SPECIAL PURCHASE OF . . . Hospital Notes Viveca Lindfors One Woman Show life * ® By JUNE LINTON There’s also the Charlie Man- vismNo Hoinis (Herald Reporter) son girls, and his mother, a Intermedlat* Care . Semi- Vietnamese girl, and Freud private, noon • t p.m., and 4 Viveca Lindfors shrugged who, she said, was pretty p.tn. • 9 p.ni.; private rooina, gently and ended many of her strongly antl-fe'mihlst. - "He O’H E "-'- RECLINERS 16 a.ni. '• 8 p.m., and 4 p.m. • 6 comments with "you know" In really didn’t consider us equal p.m. human beings.” Pedlatrioa: Parenta a llo w s her quite Swedish accent. Ih JUST IN TIME FOR HOLIDAY RELAXATION ’There’s much more but she any tlm,e except noon—6 p.m.; the accompanying photo she denied the suggestion It must be othera, 8 p.m. • 8 p.m. AND HOLIDAY GIVING. must have been playing a role an exhausting performance, Self Service; tO a.m. • 8 p.m.; because, even though it la a cur­ rather "It’s exhlleratlng—ful­ 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. rent photo, had another been filling.” It's a search Into a Intenalve Care and Coronary taken during an interview this kind of being, and soon became Care: Immediate family only, week at the Hartford Stage apparent that this "being" has any time, .limited ilo five mlij; Company it would have shown been a victim of discrimination iites. a somewhat frazzled, laughing —for centuries, and pertiaps.,. MHS' AFS CLUB PRESENTS: .Haternity: Fatheri, 11 a.m. - and intensely hard-working that’s what the show Is all 18:40 p.m., and 6:80 p.m. - 8 busy creature looking somewhat about. ■ I ■■ p.m.; otherH, 8 p.m. • 4 p.m., like an elf. She was wearing Miss Lindfors dislikes labels ENDLESS SUMMER and 6:80 p.m. ■ 8 p.m. what was either a charming and winced at the women’s lib­ Age Limits: 16 In maternity, RECLINERS Plays Dentist costume or simply a favorite eration tag but Is certainly for — SURFING ADVENTURE— 18 In other areas, no limit in outfit that suited her well, lots it. " I think we have lived under self-service. Howard Becker lends his tal- of fringe on a soft pants suit, a particular kind of condition FOR IMMEDIATE The emergency entrance on enU once again aa Dr, Julian hat and all. that I think has separated us and Armory St. Is the only hospital Winston In Manchester Oommu- She tucked her feet under her (men and women) . . . I think DELIVERY eillrance open from 11 p.m. to pj^^cUon "C a c as she settled down to discuss once the conditions are dif­ 7 a.m. All other outside doors ^ tus Flower.' her being In Hartford. She’s do­ ferent I don’t think there will ^ALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHEI^” are locked during the night ing pre-New York tryouts at the be such a separation. I give CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY shift. The fast ]f>aced comedy was Stage Company for her one- birth to the child;- without him an award winning movie, c<»i- — HORROR CLASSIC- woman show " I Am a Woman," I couldn’t have the cWd. I cemlng a dentist anxious to re­ PatlentB Today: 860 a series of bits and pieces of don’t think there Is such an main single and the webb he ADMITTHID YESTERD AY; statements from many sources, enormous difference." EXCITING DOUBLE FEATURE weaves for himself. Frank A.- Blckmore, St Wash­ adding up perhaps, if there is " I think Mary Calderone is 1 ington St.; Matthew C. DeCor- Becker was last seen as Dr. any such thing, to "wom an"— marvelous to quote" Miss Lind­ FRIDAY, DEC. 3 Bolley Auditariimi Jack Kingsley, In '‘H ie Impos- mler, Robin Circle, Tolland; period. fors continued, "She says we 7:30 P.M. $1.00 Gen. Adm. Emil Deutsch Jr., Ryan Rd., slMe Years." Among his other For Miss Linfors, now 61, It’s must ease the way toward Andover; Mrs. Mary C. Doll, credits are "Odd Ooujde" and another stop In a career which steeper levels of relatlonshlpB, 720 Spring St.; Arthur Q. "Don’t Drink The Water." began In Sweden when, at .16, for power Is powerless, and the Downes, Enfield; Eric A, Orem- Production crews as announc- she attended the Royal Drama­ satisfaction aa human beings mo, 811 E. M ld^e Tpke.; Mrs. ed by Manny Sbpna, pro- tic Theatre, and has carried ought to be found." Lucllle Orsymkowakl, 68 Car- duotlon council coorolnator are her through over 40 films and She insists It’s power that man Rd.; Mrs. Barbara M. as follows: stage manager, Ruth over many stages and even into leads to war, between pe<9 le NEWINGTON Qullmette, Hebron. Foley, business manager. “ Who’s Who In America." She and between countries. " I think HIRUN TURNPIKE Also, Ernest A. Kearns, 220 Diane Flmhaber; technical dl- has been a naturalized citizen when there’s more peace be­ Nl XT TO TWO GUYS ke of the idea that president of the University of pleasant times, but the casu­ “ not very phllosoi8ilcal-not LINES Harry R. Rylanddr, 27 Grove Donald Rlberdy, Ray Rodrigue, waste your time on a lot of non­ be about the condition o( worn- working with a lAan and we’re when m6p Imagine a female up- dehumanize^ those in public alties have been minimal," he very intellectual" sayings by Cempllmsntt of Iho Main St. OolM MEADOWS CoimecUcut, gives the impi^s- Jobs. S t; Leonard P. SlerptnaU, Mid- Roger Dupre and Peter Smith; sense, you know, which you did en through many times and working on It together which Is rising they Imagine a world nm said. "None died, only a couple his mother. sion he wlahes he could fade "I'm more of an ordinary dletown; Herman C. Smith, 70 patrons, Carol Thomas; post- when you were young because now. She said she started this nice." by women but the way men O m m r inlured and the pyschlc bruises One, he recalled, was "Pride away without fanfare. person than some people think Whitney Rd.; Mrs. Blaine P. ««, Denise Doyan and Lynn then you go In so many direc­ alone, has been doing this kind It’s a variety, a collage per­ have run women, "Including the smiling, he added: " I ’m goeth before a fall." DOZENS OF STYLES AND FABRICS TO Webb, 867 Center S t; Mrs. Parker; program cover and ad- “ It makes me nervous to as- I am,” Babbidge said. tions." of thing In colleges and on tour, haps, Including some aotiiig! guilt which belongs to every ERNEST BORONINE seemed to have healed." The last nine years haven't Thelma S. Wilson, High Manor verstlslng layout, Donna Blanch- ON algn all this significance to my­ “ I keep reminding students Her direction these weeks Is but felt it wasn’t universal some reporting, interviews, ruling class, allowing them to BETTE DAVIS Leaning back in his chair, left much time for Babbldge’s CHOOSE FROM. FAMOUS MAKES BY. .. see no middle groimd.” self,” ho says of the reacUon on that I put my pants on one leg Park, RockvlUe; Mrs. Edith E. &nl- her show, and that Is about enough and asked friend Paul commentary, all done by her. "BUNNY O'HARE' pleased with the way things personal Interests. campus to the aiuiouncement at a time — Just like everyohe Wrtalla, 76 Ridge St. "Gactus Flower” will be pie- women In war and women In Austin to help and commented, There will ultimately be slides She ccmcluded that it’s very Color (O P ) have gone.” " I haven’t had much time for U -Z^O Y. KROEHLER AND MODERN that he Is leaving. else," he said at another point. BIRTHS YESTESRDAY: A son eented Friday and Saturday at love, and as described seems to "He added some pieces so Pm or film or both but not In the ^ la lls U c -"y o u can’t really @lnCOi(MI n Babbidge hedged when asked hobbles and I can't remember "A Yankee can’t stop to en­ Babbidge talks in genetul- CAP & MASTER CHARGE WELCOME to Mr. and Mrs. Whitney T. East Catholic High School. present performances which are forget about poUttes," but felt to outline 'the qualities of a the last time I read a novel," PRICES START AT bTi "THE VAMPIRE UIVERS” COLOR (R ) serving conneciicui nomemaKers since 1909 Shackford, 166 Irving St.; a sen Tickets are available at Tres open this and next Saturday, at ?>® **®>® BOclallsUc view led good college president and the he said. to Mr. and Mrs. John B. Me- Chic Beauty Salon, Little Wom- 4 p.m. with tickets avalUble by women’s UberaUon because factors behind his success. The Job has had its lighter moments. Oinn, 68 Irving S t; a son to en Coiffures, Mary Lewis Bag Shcinwold on Bridge calling the Stage Company box “ ^®®® Business Mirror " I never sat down and asked Mr. and Mrs. William W. A Gem, at the door or by call- office. are free. myself that question," he said. Babbidge has answered the Maynes, 886 Center Rd.7 Rock- ing Marci Negro at 203 Oak St. CURSORY OONSIDERA'nON phone of his assistant, Wallace NORTH " I do Euripedes,” she said, As she finished she mused, After a pause, he added, "You vllle; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Guests of patrons may be seat- WILL NOT WIN MATCHES Friday — Satarday — Sunday S. Moreland, after hours by 4 1082 and something from LUllan " I think one has to make a DisbeKef Greets Insurers have to say what makes a good John L. Gcdlnat, 8C Mt. Vemon ed in the patztsis’ section. K Q 8 AiDUI/r HITS saying, "Hello, Mr. Moroland's contribution. Tliat’s one reason ^ anchestI president of this college at this b l a u By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 0? 187 Heilman. "She’s really a wom­ Show Starts Dr., Rockville; a son to Mr. , ------one is alive." *-> A,' f time.” secretary." "What sort of hand does de­ 0 Q 42 an who’s searching for her own fiVl. ■ S at 7rtl0 — Sm . 8:60 and Mrs. Chdrles Croclni, 18 Heir’s is a onewoman show. Rll , b ». tiA • HIU KIN NOIliH As Liability Reports Amass He mentioned such qualities He entered a turtle, “ The clarer hold?” is (the question ♦ J 9 strength. We’re using a piece furniture stores Frances Dr.; a son to Mr.' and (I as breadth of sympathy and In­ Hustler;” in the first in­ THEATER TIME you must ask yourself when you WEST EAST from her latest book, “ An Un- woman show. By JOHN CUNNIFF can’t do without?" agents were Mrs. Ralidi E. Droyer Sr., East It’s a joy...thG jokes terest, stamina and sense of hu­ vitational turtle tournament Midcilotown Old SaybfM,ni-. are a defender. Forget about ail ♦ J 75 4 943 finished Woman’ ; also a little ______asked. And the business of Hiurtford. SCHEDULE NEW YO RK (A P ) — Some mor. and during the "Loving Togeth­ the hands you can’t beat and 9 Q 9J <5 3 thing from Francolse GUot trade a s^ lation s and their big 346-6606 388-5300 643-4159 DISCHARGED YEBTER- and gags arejionstop.’ " I can’t, say the qusUltles ot a er" weekend In 1969 he Joined concentrate on the kind of beat­ O K I 87 0 A 10 3 when she was married to P i­ STATE property and liability insurers premiums Were solicited. D AY: Michael B. Lautenbech, Burnside — "Summer of ’42" |(n’rvrir| m a m c m i m i b cimtib university president are any students in love beads and able hand that declarer Is most 4b 643 ♦ A Q 10875 casso." IBM P A H K HIAU OI THIATRI ALL N E W ! Westfield, Mass.; John H. Roy, 7;20, 6:16. are reporting solid profits in re­ The final point is especially different from any position,” he kazooes. likely to hold. An expert de­ She’s Included Anne BYank, Ripley HUl, Coventry; Kenneth cinema I — "French Oonnec- SOUTH cent months and so the pros­ worth noting. Here It is. In the said. “ Luck is the biggest fac­ As for the future, Babbidge fender lost sight of this princi­ # A 6 the "Mother Courage" aoag WINNER company's own language: Formeriy Keith's at Mamdiester P. Easton Jr., 88 Bridge St; tlon” 7:16, 6:16. lawnroNCAiiHiiG pects are growing ' that rates tor In surmounting problems— says, "W e’d like to stay in Con­ ple during a national team se­ from Brecht “ and some of hla ]HJ AiwrtcM InUfwNiflrai wtiHi COtOR Mie. Judith A. IBner, South eSnema n — ’’Man In The C? A K 1064 2 2 "A ,h e a v y accent on profit. and I had a lot of it." necticut." He notes he did not 1115 Main Street lection match held In New Or­ 0 965 poetry which is superb.’ ’ f t nmy soon be coming down. Rd., B«88RAHMIES ' COLOR Carriage House Wig Boutique Also, Albert A. Dickman, •VMOnliM Insurers credit many factors significance—that the return to CARRIAGE HOUSE BARN two rounds of trumps with the partner had opened a East Hartford; Audrey D. Card To Honor for their improving situaUon: the break-even point was ace and king, hoping that the „ 6 4 4 AH amchicaw im tciiwatiowoinonds, A- flation that helped them bring sor; Mrs. Grace Regan, 96 He- After years of disclaiming re­ spades. All would go weU If the A-ft®n referred to as the "moth- As It happened. West foUowed Experts of the last g w e r^ o n cargoes are In transit during a of the solution to profltabllMy F. McGann, 44D Case Dr.; er of the civil rights move- to three rounds of spades, while h*"® ®P®“ ®<* Today, Friday and Saturday slowdown, for example, and right In their own offices? Cralg A. Ught, WlUlmantlc; ment.” declarer got rid of a diamond. a u ^ a U ca lly , but mtrfem ex- fewer factories are on over- Is thCre a lesson for other In­ Richard L. Blelawa, East Hart- Mrs. Parka triggered the Lawrence then led a fourth P®^® ^ w ld consider It a bor- at Ume. dustries and businesses who tb- ford; Mrs. Hazel W. Marr, 27 Montgomery, Ala., bus boycott spade from dummy, discarding Berlin© But Is there more to this sto­ day claim they are facing spe­ O 1 Iv e r Rd.; Gordon Tower, 16 years ago when she was ar- another diamond while Weat ry? Could It be that the insur­ cial problems that demand they East Hartford. rested for refusing to move to used up his trump trick.” The Genwal Features Oorp. ers themselves rather than be given special consideration, Also, Mrs. Dorothy C.. Tos- the back of a bus. defenders could then get only ______HouiARDjounson'jj events beyond their control such os federal aaslstance? cano, 122 Park St., Lawrence The boycott, led by the late one diamond trick. •illllllllllllillllllllllllllllUIIUIIillllllllllllllHUIIIIIIIIHIiHIIIIIIIIIIHIHIig could have had something to do F. Bagley, WlUlmantlc; Mrs. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Poor Excuse with their huge losses, ^ ilch Barbara J. Banavlge, 287 Bum- Jr., started a decade of pro­ “ I thought you had a single- occurred during widespread P r i c e ! ham St.; Mrs. Harrison Han- tests. ton club," East stammered NBC To Appoint when his partner looked at him Every Monday - Fried chicken, french friec prosperity? vllle and daughter. East Hart- Mrs. Parks has lived in De- V i accusingly. This was, of course, I Seriee* W lw i' I Seldom did the insurers even New Chairman ford; Mrs. Edward Larson and trolt with her husband and possible; but It was far more permit this posslbiillty to be dis­ daughter, 50 Grove St.; MrS|g^mother since 1967. She works Hot Bnsineeemen’a Loneheons Served D allyl II potatoes^ and coleslaw Lynn Lemleux and daughter, 66 on the Detroit staff of Rep. likely that West had the king of cussed. The fault was not NEW YORK (A P ) — David School St.: Mrs. David Nord- J3Bn D. Conyers Jr., D-Jtlch. diamonds. East should have led 628 MAIN ST. MANOTESTEB (Comer of Peari) = theirs, they proclaimed, but Adams will take over as Hmrs., Fri. and flat. Only! From 8:66 to 16:60 PJ4. S ( served all day - all you can eat) ling a n d son, 684 Hartford ______^ $ 1.69 society’s; the resolution .of the chairman of the National problem must come from with­ All Wigs In Stock Tpke., Vemon; Mrs. Robert A. ______I Baked Stuffed Folk Chops $3iNI | Broadcasting Co. on Jan. 1. Dussinger and daughter. South ir out rather than from within. E with Potatoes, Vegetable and Salad s Adams, now executive vice St., Coventry. MANCHESTER CIVIC ORCHESTRA One wonders about the credi­ i lAr Fried Oyslore $3.501 Every Wednesday - Fried filet of flounder bility > of that argrument after re­ president of NBC, will succeed viewing the procedures through Walter D. Scott, who will re­ P-R-l-C-E! Million Degrees = with Potatoes, Vegetable and Salad which one giant. Continental 1/2 CONCERT main ns a member of the board Awarded in Year french fried potatoes and coleslaw Casualty, worked its way from of directors. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12 ^ We Are Now Taking Reservations for Small a $84 million loss In 1968 to the Julian Goodman continues as WASHINGTOiN — The number Ohrlstmas and New Year's Parttea break even point lost year. 'At 20 Different Styles The Mancdieater CSvlc Orchestra, In Just over a decade, I ( served all day - all you can eat) president and chtlef executive of bachelor’s and advanced de­ $ 1.49 So bad were things for Conti­ officer of NBC. grees conferred in the United has grown to be a widely-acclaimed group, fulfilling a unique ?iiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiffi nental that late in 1967 it con­ To Choose From. . . States within a 12-month period function In the curtural life of Manchester. 'Die Orchestra Adams Joined NBC in 1947 as sidered abandoning Its llablllty- assistant general counsel and has passed the million mark for provides the only local perfonriancea of profeaslonally-dlrected property-suroty division. "Sky- i r Famous Names Included- was elected a vice president In the first time, the Office of Eklu- playing by amateurs. The Patron’s Oommlt»(^e respectfuUy rocketliig Inflation, unrealistic Every Friday - Fried tendersweet clams 1953. catlon reports. Liso - Jerome Alexander solicits your continued support of the Orchestra. BNTBRTAINING . . . FUNI rates, and a growing tendency As chairman, ho will super­ A study reveals that 1,072,681 of Judges and Juries to award vise a number of staff functioiiB degrees were awau^led by 1,617 ______I D O N T MISS THIS HITII french fried potatoes and coleslaw mammoth sums In liability and concentrate on planning InaUtutlons of higher learning Please enroll me as a Patron of the Manchester Civic cases,’ ’' were some of the rea­ projects relating to company ★ Konekelon-Wcnh during the 12 months ended Orchestra for the 1971-72 seasrni, and reserve tor me in “CACTUS FLOWER” ( served 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. only - sons cited. ' de'^opment and to new prob­ ooonjo June 80, 1970, compared with the Patron’s flection: OHO vw oor • • • RegartUess of those reasons, lem^ raised by regulatory 714,624 degrees given by 1,649 ...... $ 7.60 I By Aba Barrowi the remedy wae ecught within tremis, the company said. schools In the year ended June (one licket (or each concert) 1 Seconds if you wish) $ 1.99 the company. i r Includes Cutting and SO, 1006...... $16.00 1 More emphasis was placed on (two tickets for each concert) HOLIDAY GIT-TOGITHIR PARTY FLAN commercial buelness rather Styling...... $25.00 ' than on expenses, "Wo had to (four tickets for each concert) 1 Greiipt of 10 or Mora $2.00 oo. clamp down hard on expenses, Gal...... $60.00 1 painfully hard," on executive •Sit 1 W C.O.D. (four tickets for each concert) . INlOTIHQWlOlli WdHi said, lEu^nitto ij^raid 440-3911 offer 4 p.m. Reglonol and branch offices Jaka WOMEN’S SHOES & BOOTS AT DISCOUNT PRICES — Send to: Mr. Ray Johnson WOUJARD were given more authority and Cw udaqsL ?(oa&SL Published Dally Except Bundaye 76 Pleasant St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 Slid Holldsye at 18 Blseell Street, Onttoln OtN P A I. rcsponelblUty. KEtlEY I SONS ♦♦♦SAVE AT^^^ Hsncheiter, Coon. Management personnel were nU D AY, DUO. Sri — B ATranAY, DOC. m JoH nsonS •8HR. BUHMBR MUKVIOII Telephone 6483711 Name ...... • • ■ upgraded through an evaluation Second Class PosMe Paid at (To appear on the Patron List) ■A«T OATBOUC HlOfl SCHOOL Manchoitsr, Conn. (06040) system, a series of schools and Wig Boutique New State Road. Manohester seminars, transfers and promo­ 447-9732 “THE CARRIAGE HOUSE BARR” SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable In Advance Address 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKI tions, Donatton «IJ 6 AttaUa $1.66 Stadants, Sanier OMIm b s Serving Orealer Manoheatar, 18 04 K STREET in 20 PURNELL PLACE One Year ...... mOO (Please make checks payable to Hokets available at the door or Tres Chlo (B . Center St.) An emphasis was placed on Rear of Conn. Bank & Trust Co. Six HonUis ...... U.66 MANCHISTIR ooneumerlsm. ’.'How well are Vamen, Oovantty, ToUaadi nree Months ...... f.TI ManchMter Civic Orchestra) Produced by Special Arrangement Samuel rrsaUh, Inc. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Main St., Downtown Manchester One Month ...... 8.35 AT EXIT 94—Wilb u r crosb parkw ay you providing the customer BUIngNM and floRlii Wlndaor mngle Copy ...... l6o with a series that he really By Carrier ...... weekly 76o

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PAGE FDVR i i MANCHESTER EVENING, HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO m ,'TH U R SD AY, DECEMBER 2, 1971^ /, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStfiR, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 PAGE FIVB Pushcart Peddlers Union Talks Due G asoline World Money Crisis Thrive in Lebanon 86 East Center 3 t Cost PVobe At Summit St. ’ Nearing Rom e Aecord By HARilV DUNPHV medals, has been arrested sev­ For Southington Is O rdered eral times for operating with­ BBIRiUT, Lebanon (AP) — WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL \ ROME (AP) — Finance min­ U.S. Treasury Secretary John out a license. (Contlnned Prom Page One) Supermarkets with plastic wrap- isters from the non-Comihunist B. Connally dramatised th« “ A couple of times I tried to shift in American bargaining business In the state cf Con­ world’s richest nations, the p ^ vegetables and fruits are get my scales back through con­ SWEETHEART ROSES doz. $1.79 tactics during these probings. making Inroads In Lebanon, but stant visits to the ministry and P&WA Facilities necticut.” Group of Ten achieved a ma­ At one point, authoritative the hardy breed of pushcart some influence,” he said. “But Killian said that ever since jor breakthrough here toward sources sold, ho asked the oth­ the process took a week each \ b a s t HARTFORD (AP) — he served as counsel to the peddlers still thrive despite gov­ trlbuted to workers and the resolving the International mon­ ers what they would do if the time. Now whenever they take OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Tlie IntsrhaUonal Association news media ’Tuesday morning. Connecticut Gasoline Retailers etary crisis, delegation sources United States devalued the dol­ ernment efforts to reduce their Assoclaticn in 1964, “ I have my scales I go buy another set. of Machinists has sohed- In addiUan to the pay in­ reported today. \ lar 10 per cent. The reaction number. . been i trying to get legislation It’s cheaper.” crease, it include# ccat of living For the first time In \the 3t4 was stunned silence. The meet­ The hawkers, plodding through ulod a meeting for Friday in which would protect the dealers escalators that could boost months of deadlock, theVUntted ing broke up for an hour and 40 the narrow traffic - clogged Southington to discuss a con­ wages on addltkmal 6 per cent and the public from the violent States showed it is prepared to nilnutea. streets with their, produce-laden fluctuations in gas prices.’’ tract impasse at the Pratt A over the three years of the con­ consider devaluing toe dollar. carts, oblivious to the ear-shat­ Spot checks of service sta- Throughout the impasse Con­ Devaluation WWtney Aircraft plant there. tract, If costs'shoot up. The three-day conference, tering blasts of automobile tlcns across the state Wednes­ nally had been the symbol of The package also includes which ended Wednesday night, horns directed at them, add the Union/ members at the 2,(»(>- day showed that major oil com­ an absolute American refusal fringe benefit improvements, agreed to continue the dis­ ri^t touch of old warm charm Possibility worter/Sbulhlngton plant, how- panies began withdrawing their to consider devaluing toe dollar but neither side has tabulated The New Toast cussions In Washington Dec. 17- to Beirut’s heady mixture of over, <nda also has a plant in vell to Weston S. Jr. and Pa­ cream, toys, kitchen utensils, Tokyo, closing at 326.75, a new ‘Odd Couple^ This Weekend Oontracts must be signed theater, a conference center, ton. over what the new schedule of with two slayings in Norwich conda American Brass Oo. Ansonla, but toe 560-member tricia A. Day, pn^rty* at 682 water ■ pipes, hammers, books, low. The previous low was with the Blast Hartford and sch(x>ls, hotels and adjoining All the discussions were hy­ fixed rates should be. have been given silato Jobs un­ But toe officials said union United Steel Woricers Local Vernon St,, conveyance tax straw beach-chairs. 327.07 at closing on Wednesday. Rham High School’s UtUe rectlon of David Devine and Middletown Icxials because al­ commercial buildings. pothetical. No one made any The eventual settlement der the federal Emergency members at five of toe plants 6145 had voted Sunday to re­ $26.40 One reason for the prolifera­ The new low represented an up­ Theatre will be the scene to­ Peter Aucoln is in charge of though both locals voted Within five years it should be commitments. But for the first package is expected to include Employment Act. across the country would re­ main on toe Job. The local pres­ tion of pushcart peddlers and ward valuatimi of the yen of morrow and Saturday evening posters. agah^ accepting the contract, Marie A. Ssetela to John H. possible to walk from one end time, specific figures were removal of the 10 per cent Im­ Stanley J. Radgowski Jr. and main on strike until they are ident, Donald Carlson, .said the thousands of small family run 10.17 per cent since the yen was of the Podium Players’ produc­ Stage manager for the pro­ theyJfell riiort of a two-thirds and Ethel L. Hanks, property at of the development to toe other thrown out to test reactions. port surcharge Nixon imposed Philip M. Salafia Jr. went on called to ratify the cI in Norwich agreed to a three-year contract ton and Mary EUzabeto peian- is more an overgrown town than Members of the supporting ever, voted 1,197-544 to walk on May 12, 1969, that wound up featuring a 75-cent an hour gen­ sons. a m ajor capital, enjoy the con­ cast are Bernard Hartshorn of Betsy Anderson and Bonny Mas­ out, wrpaasing the two-thirds nqy of 70 Porter St„ Dec.^ 11, St. sey. in the fatal shooting of Roger eral Increase spread over toe James Church. venience of slioiq>lng from the Charges Dropped Marlborough as Speed, Clarence level. East Hartford voted 8,762 and Gene Perkins of Groton. life of toe pact, Tickets for the performances pushcart peddlers. Grilll of Hebron as Murray, Iwith to 1,6M against striking and Although police maintained ’The tentative settlement was Croiseant of France may be purdhased at the door In addition to supermarkets, In Grenade Case John Phelps Andover as Roy, Mljidletown opposed a strike the Perkins brothers fired first, reached on toe first day of a or from any member of the invented in Hungary Sailplane Can G o there are at least one and some­ David Allbee of Hebron as Vin- 666-419. it was later established thgt Joint mediation session ordered Players. times two fanitly-run stores in LOS ANGBLES (AP) — (The nle, Cindy Robson of Hebron as Ostro said It was not certain they were not armed. Scdafla by toe Federal Mediation and Windless 15 Minutes U.S. attorney’s office says that BUDAPEST—France’s famous one block, but many women Gwendolyn, and <3ieryl Steele what couree the union would and Radgowski wen convicted OmciUating Service. “in the interest of Justice” it Manchester Evening Hera)d breakfast roll, toe orotssdnt,- MAR^A, Tex. — A sailplane seem to prefer the pushcart of Bast Hartford as jl^cily. take and, therefore, had called of perjury after pleading no The unl(m (^ cia ls said an­ was invented in Hungary. Eartyr will not prosecute conspiracy The Players, mainly with that runs'out of wind at 2,000 peddlers, much to the annoy­ Hebron correspondent, Anne the BYiday meeting of rank- contest to'the ch e ^ , and were other main feature of the con­ rising bedurs in Budapest heard and hand g^renade possession members from Hebron, Andover feet can stay in toe air at least ance of the Ediopkeepers who Emt, telephone 228-3971 aad-fUe members in the South- given suspended sentences. tract was an unlimited cost of charges against Shirley Jean ’Turkish soldlerB tunnrilng int(( 10 minutes. Hie pilot has ample offer free delivery. and Marlborough, usually pre­ injgton local. living escalator provision begin­ Sutherland, former wife of ac­ sent two productions a year. toe city during toe siege of 1686.. time to select an appropriate One woman sbcqtper said, ^allthe He had told the mass meeting ning in toe second year. tor Donald Sutherland, and her Hie bakers m>read toe alarm, landing spot. During that time ‘“Ihe produce the peddlers'have A musical is planned for the Tuesday night that the lead- codefendant, Donald Freed. Lemonade Lucy Dakota Means Allies Picket lines went Saturday at and grateful (dfy fathers or­ he can cover more than 10 miles la carefully chosen to sell out by spring. ership was recommending re­ ProsecuUn- Dennis Klhnard Anac(mda plants in Waterbury, dered the baking of a cotninsm- in any direction. the end of the day because they The production committee for Lucy Ware Webb, the wife jection of the contract . and BISMARCK, N.D. — THe had the charges dropped Detroit, Los Angeles, Buffalo, orative pastry in the shape of Sailplanes land at only 80 don’t have any place to store it. "The Odd Couple,” vriiich has of President Rutherford Hayes, strike, while warning a winter Dakota territory, formed in 1861 Wednesday in U.S. District N.Y.; and Kenosha, WU. toe crescent that adorned toe miles an hqur and can stop In So it usually is fresher. Another been in rehearsal for over two acquired the nickname of "Lem ­ walkout, could bring “many of vriiat now Is North and South Court “with prejudice,” mean­ Negotiations between toe banners of Islam. toe length of a tennis court. advantage is they come to your months, consists of Bernard onade Lucy” while she was sacrlflcas.” Dakoia, took Its name from the ing further prosecuUon is bar­ Hartshorn, Penny Totten and Celebrate Our 6th Anniversary door so you don’t have to drop first lady of the land because The contract is essentially Indian neme of toe Sioux Con­ red. It had been scheduled for Shirley Grilli. trimmmte what you’re doing. And there’s of her habit of serving lemon­ the some one United Aircraft federation, Dakota (meaning trial Wednesday. Assisting with props are A nd O ur the added challenge of bargain­ ade and other soft drinks in­ made public ih fllen (^' Allies). iMrs. Sutherland, 37, is the Cheryl Phelps and Penny Tot­ - I # M. • ing a few piasters off the stead of liquor at White House daughter of T.C. Douglas, for­ ten. Sound is under the dl- receptions. price.” mer Canadian New Democratic ■ ' l l But grocers disagree. One party leader.. .atm seount prices! grumbled, ‘"They are not get­ Mrs. Sutherland and Freed, a ting things any cheaper. It Just teacher, were indicted in Octo­ seems that way because they ber 1969 on charges they pur­ CAREY McFALL CAREY McFALL spend a little at this ceurt, a chased the grenades from an ENJOY THE EVENING little at that cart. In my shop it undercover police officer and 4' Scotch seems more expensive because intended to give them to the Fir everything is on one bill.” Black Panther party. WITH Barlier this year storekeep­ Pine Balsem ers stepped up their complaints when pushcart peddlers began 4 Zeppelins in Use A L C A R LSO N invading areas their license Before World War f AT THE ORGAN Tree Tree forbids them to enter. At least FRISDRICSSHAFBN, Ger­ half the 3,000 peddlers are said many—At the outbreak of World $ 4 9 3 to operate without a license. War I, four Zeppelins were Frkkiy, Dec. 3rd $ 2 9 9 3 If a peddler is found without operating commercially be­ 8 P.M. to 12:30 A M— FISH & CHIPS SNACK a license or outside his desig­ tween the major cities of Ger­ nated area, his produce and many. During the war, more Stretch Half Boots ^ f o r Avtilabis In Brasn, scales are confiscated and he than 100 were built for military AMERICAN LEGION POST 102 esM, SurgiSHly and is fined the equivalent of $1.26. use, primarily as bombers. T o­ styled like ski boots Mack Naugsbyds Naslh Hamdan, whose cart is ward the end of the war they MANGHESTCIB painted in red and green ge­ were used mainly for recon­ MEMBERS AND GUESTS INVITED protect the an^e ometric squares and festooned naissance duty for the German C a r n i v a r s 6rM n, Brown and Geld with feathers and religious navy. .. fold to take alpng! Scotetigord Fobils T Add $15 CAREY McFALL Takt Advantogo of Our N e w Chrlitmit Lay-a-Wsy Feather-light ‘totes’ Plan Now Avallabja CHRISTMAS SPECIALS r Scotch Half^Boots are styled 1\ like Austrian ski boots. Pine Tree They keep ankles dty /^?ush-Up Plus” d i s c o u n t - CONSOLIDATED and hidb their tops NOVELTY CO. under the trouser. I Real natural rubber, ^ v / 0 C A B I N E T S 9 9 m they slip on easily over any shoes For new kitchens.. .for remodeled kitchens... - . . . fold to O I . fi(l4 I ARMINC'.ION AVL. ( RI, /,] HRISI01 FENTER lfiSD4 Tkan.. Sri. Tllf 136 Elm 8traat~-Enflald, Conn. 4 HI RI IN lURNPIKf N1 WIN( -T( HI Its CWITER STMIT—MANCHESTER buue b o o k d e a l e r ...... \ DOWNTOWN^OPI^ DAILY 9t80 to StSO--THURS. UNTIL 9i00 Ol’IN MON IHIJU (HI lU lO V • '.Al (II ', ,,| • Ac Hl‘. u| , . VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS iHinchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. PABKADB DAILY lOtOO to 9t00—.SAT. UNTIL 6i00 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 B4ANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 PAGE SEVEN r But, much more Importantly, Senator ^Pipisoii’ Plays ittm trifpBtpr Connecticift Firm Accused Jackson's combination of haadiishness In MGC Series Of Speculating Meskill Asks Probe lEttpning ifprald in foreign policy wHh liberal poslUons Yankee in domestic affairs has endeared him, •me newly tam ed Igaaobester SatnsLixLihsL In Gold Market PUBUSHBD BY THB almost as if he were a son, to Qeorge CSommunlty omifire Mualb Oiub MANCHBSTBR PUBLISHINQ CO. 1 By A.H .O . is apeuNttag the appearance of NEW YORK (A P ) — The Of ^Gasolme Prices IS B luell Street Meany, president of the AFLrdO, Who* rPotoon" In two oonoerto tomor­ ' Manchester, Conn. ' ' U fi. government today aooueed HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. withdrawing their aUbetdlee BURIi LYONS row night in the Bldwell st C a p iia L already seems to bo campaigning hard It is part of the logical ogtop- Thomas J. Meskill demanded Monday. The number of major Publisher oonpue auditorium. Investora Overaeae Service Ltd. Founded October 1, 1881 for him. ment for every would he ra te an Investigation Wednesday of companies Involved in the ao- th e taur-man group win go and its former head, Bemard Published Every Bvenlns Except Sundays chairman of a poUtioal pArty Bjr Sol R . Cohen major gasoline companies Uon varied, Oomfetd, of tllogal gold opecu- and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at Beyond these two special assets, which that he have htmoelf A poteittiid on at g and 10. There will be a doing business in Connecticut to Charles MatUes, prerident of Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall nomlnaf ohaige for studonts and Matter.______may help Senator Jackson keep his cam­ candidate for Ooventw. Tfiera The Btate’e Senate’s top Re- A. Bari Wood returned 10 days latlon In 1966 and asked t7f,' see if they ore fixing their th^ RetaU Gasoline DaiUera Aa- non-students. pubUcsn hae come up with the ago. f^ m on overaeaa trip he 646,000 damogea from the SUBSCRIPTION RATES paign going, he has certain assets of his is almost a routine clink be­ sociaUon, aald the price In- Payable In Advance tween the two things, one way Three of the musloiana are first concrete plsn for raising made to world oapltola, in an Swiss-based oorporation la a Mesklll said he will ask Atty. crease in the Hartford area One y e a r ...... $39.00 own—the appearance of a middle-road the pay of leglalatora. effort to convince foreign air- civil suit toddy. Six Months ...... 19.80 or the other. Bometimei a etoto M anchester residents; BM Brad­ Gen. Robert K. Killian to in- was about nine cents. As a re- Three Months ...... 9.76 solidity which might appeal to a Demo­ chairmanship and a oindldaoy ley, leader end lead gultarlat; Senate Minority Leader Al- hnas to include the Windsor I?** government moved in vestigate the gas price Increas- suit regular-gas prices were One Month ...... 3.25 cratic convention, and even a nation, for governor develop tiigether, Pete Ntmirowekl, ___ guitar;__ den Ivae u‘‘ recommending an facility In their flight Manhattan federal court, uolng es which had been reported. going generaUy from tl.6 to and Kdn Popple,' v o e i ^ " T h e ■ntary of $7,600 for each Patterns. a law that provldee a douUe Removal of special assistance 40.9 cents and pramtum from MEMBER OF tired of trying to choose between one as it was with WUbeti Bnow THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and John Bailey book ik JM6. taurih Is Mike of West ht^maker, or $16,000 for the ^ reported that he received penalty for Illegal gold tranaac- to gasoline service stations in 86.9 to 44.9 cents, The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ ticna. titled to the use of republlcatlon of all political fa d in g and another and be­ Sometimes the state ohidnnan Harttard^ parausston. two-year sMslon. They now get tavoraide receptions ftum alr- most of the state this week Dealers in Brtdgsport, Water- news dispatches credited to It or not othci^ tween those chameleons who move from picks the candidate for goverw BradUgr end Karpiak fom er- “ *■ W.OOO for the «xeouUvee and be ex- At the same time, a federal drove up prices generally be- bury and New London raported wise credited In this paper and also the Judge signed an order of a^ local news published here. nor, as when Bailey ]^oked ly playud with the "Quiet ^ ynnni. praaaed confldenoe In the future tween six and nine cents per gimiiar increases, ra trii« the one perch to another. tochment seeking to freesa as- All rlahta of republlcatlon of special dis­ Bowles and Rlblooff, OA the Ckiee,’’ Popple w u assoolated ^ves, vdio reridee in Morris prtce regular gas to about patches Herein are also reserved. aeto In New York of an 108 af- Senator Jackson, in other words, is to Governor may pick Ms own with "The Deep Bhie," and *••• I*** insurance bust- * f* "V * * ’’ «■, . The governor said a state law 40.9 cents. In some cases, the The Manchester Publishing Company as­ state chairman, as with ICeeklll Nimlrowskl wlih "The Bleotrio m tmmm **»mmm Olastonbury,ewaweeowsai^va W • gaUdSWUdaJwVU announced 4 a_ “ ** * — passed by the 1971 General As- earlier prices were not as low sumes no financial responsibility for typo- . be regarded as a fxitentlally formidable 108 is a Canadian eorpo- graphical errors appearing In advertls- choosing Gaffney. Bnage.” early thto year that he wlU not U>6 new brochure - " W h y sembly ^ves Killian the power as Hartford’s and the Jump was ments and other reading matter In The candidate, and not Just because he may ration, based in Geneva. Com- These are simple, r o t ^ e The .’ groiqi’s be a candidate for re-election. Intema^ "to investigate and prosecute smaller. Manchester Evening Herald. repertoire oon- feld, 44, Brooklyn-bom is its have financing. rules, and when they are v h ^ - aists primarily of original com­ He said he expects to move to “***' Alrp«^ in your airway any comblnaUon in restraint of jiatUes said he expeoted ma- Subscriber to Los Angeles Ttmes-Washlng- former president and board positions. Whan they use non- South Olastonbury. If and when « u.,, . trade—^whlch includes price fix- j,jj. (jjj companies tliat had not ton i^lst News Service. ed it seldom turns out very well chairman. Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. for anybody. Last year. It Was original material, they reeon- he does move, he will be a ™ “ nas MesMU, in a Ing by competitors.’’ withdrawn their subsidies to dc Publishers Representatives — Mathews. consUtuent of State Sen. David the brochure under Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency fairly obvious that Ballsy hkd stfttot tunaa from the 80’s and "The news reix>rta that these so soon, —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. Vaudeville? What Was That? Odegard of Manchester-alao a Pictures — one at his deek, major refineries are consid- "Tlieoretically each operates not really chosen hUm DofUlarto eariy 60's in thslr own style. the other a map of the Republican.' POLITICAL PING-PONG can now be played right on ering nearly simultaneous price indivlduaUy, but it doesn’t work MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- It was in the news the other day that to be his party's nominee fOr Among their ooUege engage­ United States — describes the Rockville TIONS. Ives coupled hie pay-hike rec­ the home table with a new look in paddles marketed In hikes raises serious questions out that way,” he sold, Governor and that DaddarlO, tf ments have been appearances conveniences of Bradley Inter- "C3iarlie Dale, the deadpan partner in ommendation with a propoeal to ______,, . Weft Germany and featuring portraits of President ns to whether they are acting AU the sendee station owneni D ^lay advertising closing hours he had been elected O oven ^ t at the Ukdveralty of Oonnectlcut, and calls It Hospital Notes Fur Monday — 1 p.m. F^day abolish the 626 per day fee for Nixon and Chairman Mao Tse-mng. independently...This is of such who were queaUoned about For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. the vaudeville team of Smith and Dale, might not have chosen to hiwe Ibenseelasr Pol|teohnlo institute, newest threshold." committee work during the pe- America s new Admitted Tuesday; Sandra importance to every car owner their prices complained about F\)r Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. died of natural causes yesterday morn­ Bailey continue os his statOi and Oentral Oonneotleut State Citing the increased air traf- For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday. rlods between legiolatlve ees- Rancourt, Stafford; Dorothy in OonnecUcut that I will de- the sudden loss of aaristance chairman. And everybody ooiild collage. fle at Bradley, the broriuire For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday. ing at a nursing home in Teaneck, N.J. siofis. Barrows, Main St., SomenvlUe; vUle; Julian Hodges, Hartford Gtto Young, Vernon Ave., Rock- mand an immediate lnvesti£;a- from the companies, Classified deadline 4:30_p.m. day see, when the campaign was Btates, "In the past year qt before publication 4:30 Friday for In his recommendations, made He was 90 years old.” over, what an unhealthy and Un­ Lorraine Hastings, Cedar St., Tpke., RockvUle; Theresa vUle; David McFeathers, Davis tton,” Meskill said. "They always do this around Saturday and Monday publication. T ilt created Ctommlt- RockvUle; Charles Murick, Re- Daugherty, Main St., ESUngton. Ave., RockvUle; William Hodge, Spot checks with service ata- the holidays,” said Angelo Guz- profitable stole of affairs, thgt Ca. I I , Ihc newly . 1 ! ^ For some reason, the "team of Smith Oompenaatton, Ivea pro- L e ^ v ls o w ^ lv ^ S u i K®** “ •> R«skvUle; Patricia DIecharged Tuesday: Janet West Willington; April Griffin tions across the state showed zl of Bridgeport. “ But we still Thursday, December 2 was. dtock Jrlftrkct and Dale” had a familiar ring. iegiriattve lead- K McLea;i St.. Rook- Krause, Tracey Dr., Vernon; and son, Birch Rd., RockvUle. that major oil companies began lose customers.” At the moment, Arthur M$y YOIUC (A P ) — Stock ««». d l»th partleo be paid an But what, we wondered, was a thing blerl of New Haven, a gentle- , marttot prices sUpped lower aa additional $2,600 a year, that l«***'!!f?*** cmt. FTight The School Board’s Tough Task called "vaudeville?” man who is still only a town the profit taken moved into the committee chairmen receive on dlverrions last year from Bee- chairman, but who aspires to ton, New York and Fhlladel- One of the responsibilities that must Our research has revealed that vaude­ maiket in todaya fairly active additional $l,000 a year, and . . ^ ^ ^ I higher things. Is once more . trading. that legiriatora who serve aa ***“ domestic 9? somehow be lacked up after the recent ville was a form of entertainment some­ making what has come to be, The noon Dow Jonee average clerke of commltteea get on ad- “ “ nearly 60 international, far surge of negative decisions by Manches­ times presented in movie theaters which over the years, a thing known of .10 industrial atocka dipped ditlcmal $760 a year. a total of about 160 In that 13- month period.” ter voters is the reiqionsibiuty we all had stages underneath and curtains in as the New Haven n oise.-n ift 3.16 to S48.83. Any increaee in pay voted by developed by Dick Lee, the I>eoUnee held a smaU lead t**® current General Assembly Bradley Airport, ... opened ^ in . have for a school building program. front of their screens. time Mayor, and subsequently ov«r advanoM on the B it take etfeot until after w r ld ad- On this stage a j^ a r e d ' live talents, adopted as a technique by Bar- Boudf B3arlier advances November 19T2 General ®*vlatlon, for the com- A convincing no by the voters fre­ decorator box of without benefit of microphone, each bieri, the New Haven noise cah wide lead over declines. Assembly elections. ^ c o n r o n le n c e of Intoma- quently has the effect of tu n in g Anslysts oalMd the profit tab------^ v e la r s .” the brochure item on the program being the produc­ be defined as a distant fierce analysis of need and planning for build­ and awesonle and defiant roar tag a normal oooum nM after As directed by the 1971 Gen- concludes, E D C E r Ponds Dusting tion of one special act, which might pre­ ing to compromises and adjustments which, contrary to the hortnal fhs nuukat’s recent a tu ^ o*»l Assembly under Special ^ . _ _ . . _ , ^ sent only one performer, as a Juggler, a laws of physios, grows-fainter gataa. The Dow average rose State Treasurer Robert Hbuley, D, ■ P o n d e r and reconsiderations which had previ­ tenor, or a tap dancer, or which might and softer whenever It fiiids It­ smne.fS points in the past four Berdon is going ahead with the “ Vcnion, co-chairman c f the ously seemed impossible or undesirable. self moving forweurd on the road $eerions, sale of notes to fund the atate’a l®8lriatute’s ^?propriatlons oom- Include the entire personnel of a big to Hartford. B ig block trades included $248 miiHnn deficit mlttoe, said t o ^ he wlU fight And as the Board of Education time jazs band. Nonetheless, in the abiMnoe 186,100 Bharee of OUIette, un­ He annnunnad yesterday he ^ proposals to eliminate the analyses the vote of last Nov. 2, it is go­ These various acts, usually listed, in of competition, and in a lUtua- changed at 87H, and 168,800 of WlU ( ^ n bids on $130 miiurf. separate status of the BoUUen, tlon where nobody else is e ^ r SheU Oil, off 1% at 43%. worth of notes on Dec. 10, and Saflora and MSsrine Fund. FREE Bic Ball point ing to be stimulated, out of necessity, to what was called a billing, in order of to claw his way toward the Oils and steels were tm- Uiat after Jan. 1 he wlU an- Btbertagton Oommisslon, some re-thinking and .re-planning. To their rsAlng, reputation end stipend per honey, Barbleri’s latest revival changed. Rubber issMos and nounce a bU date for funding caUing it "Just another facet of throw the same propositions back to the engagement, made their living traveling of the New Haven noUe de­ otrorafta were up. Rldls, met- Uie balance of the deficit ®l®l® weUar® program,” haa ala, and utlUties were mixed. Of the $120 mUUon in notes recommended the elimlnatlcn of voters would be needless obstinacy, and about the country from one. city to an­ serves to be taken seriously, so that when, the other da^, 'he AU other stock catogtnleB were to be sold Dec. 10, half wlU ma^ l^® eeparate otatus cf the fund, automatic invitation to cuiother defeat. other. volunteered to be of grm t as­ lower. tore on Jon. 0, 1970 and half op Hculey, in lettera to eadi N om prlcea on tiw Big Board June 14, 1974. The (Seneral As- v®t®ran organlaatlon in hta OOtb FREE ice scraper This happens to be political realism even In its most prosperous days, vaude­ sistance to bfim Daddarloi In elao Included SheU OU, off 1% aembly specified that the $340 Senatorial Dtatrlct, took excep- if the proposals defeated last Nov. 2 ville had enough talent of one excellence paying off some of the latf^s^ ot 46%;' J. i?. Stevens, iq> 1% at million deficit was to be y-*** ^ commlsrion’s anal- were, in theory, exactly what the town or another to ba entertaining on hun­ campaign bills, the immediate ' Nature Study by Sylvian. Oflara question had to be whether Bar- 38%; Goodyear, up % at 36%; off half in the 1973-70 fiscal year cfY- needed and what should have won. dreds of stages simultaneously. NOVEMBER WATER blerl was now equippinghlih- Siihkearn, tq> % at 36%; MOn- and half In the 1970-74 "There Is no basis at aU for It was the training school out of which self with a candidate for,.Qov- santo, off % at 40%; and Bofse year. such a statement” he Instated. What the main prcq[>oeid last Nov. 2 Oosoade; off % at 10%. The $118 mUUcn worth of ad- "One need only inquire from WIN A^REE SSO came stars for Broadway, and, even­ ernor. tried to have the people of Manchester The guess here is j'tliat the American Stock Exchange dltional notes to be sold after ®ny veteran, or hta family, Just cratic campaign contributors in prices tocluded Amrep, off 0 at Jan. l wiU mature under the Iniw Important—and how help- tually, for these forms of entertainment Barbieri approcush to tigddarlo accept and finance was a new Junior Washington recently, Jackson 1^%; Financial General, off % same formula aa the first $130 AU—the temporary anetatance which kiUed it — the radio, the screen, represents sbpiietfathg,. more f high' school which would cost almost alone among the candidates ot 13%: KcOidlodh OU, off 1% mllUctt. rendered wee.” SAVINGS BOND imaginative than that, S^.tha^ television. was able to focus the ylsceral at 2 ^ : Leriier Stoiaa war- Designated “ General ObUga- Hculey i»q>lataed that the dta- twice as much as the high school while Inside , what he may have In toind IS-, The last we looked, the one modern political Impact of racial bus­ r ^ ;^ t iff 1% at 39%; and TWA tlon Notes of the State of Cbn- bursementa of the fund ere accommodating only half as many a correctloii of tl)gt j|latorlo ing. wankhts, oft % at 34%. nectlcut,” the $240 miiitnn in Umlted' to the yield derived entertainment program which special­ Scoop In The Doldrums mistake made in 1970i . when pupils. But neither Jackson’s mas­ notes wiU be reduced by a i^ from Its taveatmento, "and, ized in offering what mlgjit once have DaddarlO himself chose . t o mm 1 : • . • tery erf the Issues, adequate fi­ surplus in the General Fund therefore, at no cost to tbo for Ctoveimw. Insteed of .inking This contrast meant, when applied to been called a bill, the Ed Sullivan Show, nancing nor skilled advisers J u m p in g E x p e r t s from ftacol operations «»wer pupil cost of the new Junior hundreds of defeatw^or school bond is­ embarraskngly microscopic. In crime position, sympathizing Council of Onurches sues and school tax le v l^ across the Worse yet, the polls reveal a newspaper and televlslMi ex­ -with widespread concern about rear of homes before the war high school the voters refused to buy very nearly Identical story but now the men object to country. In some mldwestem cities posure, polls taken for another school busing, hammering on Bible teaching: "Wherefore, If Y om H3ve A Wall, You Should on Nov. 2 could be calculated as more schools are presently closed for lack of everywhere. In state after candidate showed him 6 per bread-and-butter worries and carrying it the extra distance. state, Jacksem’s ratings remain my belover brethren, let eveiy than $6,600 per pupil, or more than three funds, due to r^ieated setbacks on cent in New Hampshire and 8 backing national defense. The man be swift to hear, alow to school tax votes. In Connecticut, where miniscule after a year of ac­ per cent in Florida (running urban Democrat who votes for 10 Years Ago times as much. celerating activity. speak, slow to wrath: Own A Painting! schools do not lay a separate tax, boards 7th out of 10 candidates listed). Frank Rizzo in Philadelphia Atty. John F. Shea, OOP For the wrath of man woriteth of finance have cut educational budgets Thus, even some of Jatikson’s and Richard > J. Daley In CSil- The issue posed by such figures is most enthusiastic supporters Another pollster, testing all town chairman and campaign not the righteoufness of God.” drastically. Scarcely a town in our state cago ought to be for Scoop Jack- are losing heart. Between now Democratic candidates in eight manager for Republican guber­ St. James l:lo:ao. l^sent-day simple and elemental. Either we give has exesped this slicing erf school fimds. son for President. NOW... a beautiful selection of orig­ and critical early primaries, widely sepeurated states over re­ natorial contender Fldwln May proverb:'Swallowing gngty HOW MUCH IS IN THE This is not due, primarily to the cur­ inal iMdntings and drawings to enjoy ourselves a smadler total cost and a bet­ they wonder, can Jackson be­ cent weeks, came up with worse Moreover, Jackson is an ex­ Jr., is directed to provide for words is better than havipg to rent recession but rather to the qiiraling for a long time; priced gently for ter per pqpll cost or we will never vote come a viable candidate for results for Jackson; 1 per cent perienced public official who inviting all OOP gubetnatoriol eat them. |- expense of operating the public schools. President? in two cf the eight states; 2 per can articulate these isshes. At contenders to speak in Man­ Rev. George Noqtrand your 'pocketbook. Tne subject matter TREASURE CHEST???? ourselves a new Junior high school. This expense, in turn, has been brought Ironically, this is grim news cent in two others; 3 per cent in a national meeting of Demo­ chester. St. Mary’s Chureb varies, the colors are exciting and about principally by the great increase for devoted supporters of Sen. beautifully framed and most of all, We don’t envy the Board of Educa­ in the salaries paid teachers in the past : ' .1 Edward M. Kennedy. Although THEYHE ORIGINALS! . . . hand Chest is on display in the tion its task. The proposed new Junior five years, following the newly-won right Jackson's own chances of being signed by the artist. high school would have been a beautiful of teachers to negotiate. Since, it is n ot. nominated were always remote, .A likely that salaries will be decreased nor thing, of which all Manchester could hb was given an excellent Come iii to Watidns Gallery today M anchester State Bank is it even desiraUe in most cases, any shot at defeating Muskle in the Fischetti and see them! You might just find have been proud. But we are not going solution to the crisis must lie in finding March 14 Florida primary and, the perfect Christmas GlK for a loved to have it. All we can see, at the sources of income other than local prop­ after that, winning two or three Take a guess^ how much money is erty taxes or in reducing thexosts of ed­ one or friend... or Inquire by calling moment, is that the Board of Eklucation more primaries. That would l\ 648-6171. PRICES FROM $18. to $86. ucation by more efficient school organi­ knock out Muskie and open the in it, enter as many times as you is going to have to start all over again, zation and building usage. way for a "draft” of Ken­ from the very beginning. 'The recent landmark decision of the nedy at Miami Beach. But if California Supreme Court, striking down Jackson cannot st<^ Muskie, want. A $50 savings bond will be local property taxes due to inequality, who can? has started shock waves which will be Jackson’s problem as a Presi­ awarded to the person who guesses Senator Jackson’s Candidacy felt in every state in the Union, unless dential candidate 4s embodied the decision is onrerturned by our federal in his indeclsioii over New Senator PTed Harris of Oklahoma, who Supreme Court. Property tax revenues Hampshire. Veteran political the exact amount or the closest to wanted to campaign for a set of In 1968-69 ranged from $294.41 per operative Hyman Raskin, soon capita in Califqrnla to $M.20 in Ala­ after signing on as Jackson’s vague Ideallinns he called a new "popu­ bama, vidth each Connecticut resident national campaign manager, the exact amount. Entry forms lism,” had to reUre from the Demo­ averaging $209.96.. Some school finance strongly opposed wasting time - cratic presidential nomination race be­ pei^le suggest that a whole state be­ that could be profitably spent available at bank. Contest closes come a single school district, for tax in Florida by a feckless in­ cause he found himself broke. purposes, as in Hawaii. Under this plan vasion of Muskie’s New Eng­ Senator Henry M. Jackson, of Wash­ wealthy towns like Darien and West land. In this, Jackson largely Saturday, December 4, at 12:00 noon Hartford would, in' effect, contribute concurred. ington, who has now entered himself in some of their property tax proceeds to But two other members of the race his otrileague could not afford, support the schools in the poor towns of Jackson’s inner circle —writer Winner to be announced by Saturday is not likely to have to leave it for the state. Many educational leaders also Ben Wattenbeig and Rep. feel that the federal government should Thomas Foley of Washington- December II. monetaiy reasons. provide at least one-third of the costs of disagreed. They felt Jackson Senator Jackson has two special po­ education; at present its share is only 7 could emerge a strong second per cent, with the states averaging 41 to Muskle in New Hampshire tential sources of support. per cent , and the school districts rais­ and get a running start for ing the remainder. What the future will Florida. The Wattenbeig-Foley He has oonslstenUy been «n advocate bring nobody knows; only one thing is line temporarily prevailed two HOURS: Monday thru Friday, 9:00 a.m. to S:00 p.m. Thundijr of a strong mlUtaiy estobUshment, certain -7 the present crM s cannot con­ weeks ago as hope faded for a ovsning 9:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 am to 12KN>,bo6B. which sits well, naturally enough, with tinue IndeOnitely. In the lost analysis, of Jackson win in the suddenly DRIVE-IN TRIXXR: Mondw thru Thunday, 9:00 o-m, to liOO crowded Florida primary field. industrialists whose business depends on course, John W. Cltlsen will have to dig p.m. Thurtday ovonlog 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 pja. Friday t:M s-M. down into his pocket, for either property To bufld for Florida, it was .to S:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 o.m. to 18:00 noon. government m llitaiy spending. or income taxes. — BRISTOL PR^ISS. argued, Jackson needed a A t o r rrb£ -nutrmupomHtmt Deo. 6th Open tiU 6:80 P.M. Stwttng Dec. 18th Open Every Night till 9 R.M. -648-6171 PAOBEIOm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDA^DECEMBER 2, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, .MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 PAGE NINE

William Ruckolshnus, too ad­ legal action against tho town £ . L . Butz B ad Cheese ministrator of too Environment­ Union Threatens unless It nullifies tho promo­ What’s T o il’s Next Step tion. Washington Whirl al Protection Agemiy, Bravery A>vard Confirmed Seen Causing The newsman figured that was 'The brotherhood said Boyd OmnibiM Om M n . Donald W. Maittn the place to find out If tho NARRAGANSETT, R.I, (AP) had not token tho normal writ­ Post Rd. Plaza - Route 80 - Vernon • 672-6718 By MAXINE OHESHIRE Mr*. Joan Humason Martin, White House really ever did in­ Last September police offi­ ten examination, so his promo­ Area Illness The Witthlnglon Poet tion violated town ordinances 83, c< 96 W61nut St„ wife of To Cabinet In BoosShg Water Supply? tend to offer him ira environ­ cer William T. Boyd saved the CMFTIB FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Donald W. Martin, died yeater- mental job, as they had claimed life of a fisherman who had and a collective bargaining con­ By MAXINE CHESHIRE ward M. (Ted) Kennedy’s wife day at Manoheater Memorial (Continued from Page Onev HARTFORD (A P ) — A when ho caught FBI agents fallen Into the ocean, and ho tract between the town and po­ 'draft BuppUes for making GIMs and Decoratlom By GLENN OAMBEI funds for water system Im- 000 for Impiwements to the (0 ) The Washington Post and sister have just been add­ HMpItal. number cf Connecticut rosl- poking Into his background. was promptly promoted to ser- licemen. he could count only 38 votes (Herald R eport^) provements lists other poHlble transmission line. Water from (lonta httvo become ill from eat­ WASHINGTON — Politically, ed to toe roster. C1BIMMA8, NEW YEAR A HANUKKAH CVUHM Mt«. Martin wan bom Aug. water sources. O’Neill pmpared the reservoir Is now fed trough they may not harmonize. But Schorr corhered Ruckelshaus grant for his efforts. against Buts. And Sen. Harold ing centaminnted cheese from On Wednesday, the town To clean window blinds, slip 36, 1989 In Hartford, daughter of William O’Neill, director a three-phase program .totaling old wooden water pipes. ™ Joim Kennedy will bo making and Russell E. TTaIn, the chair­ Mr . and Mra. Lawrence E. E. Hughes, D-Iowa, said oppo­ Franco, according to State Con­ ’Those recent rumors in the man of toe Council on Knvlon- made public a letter from tho a pair of old cotton socks on THURB. A FRI. 10 to 8 o f , public W (^ 8 , says he an estimated IS.eM million. ’The elevation of the dam, beautiful music with Abo Fortes Humaaon of Willlngton, and had sumer Protection . Commission­ fashion world turned out to bo International Brotherhood of your hands before starting to nents figure cn 42. Both men will have tivlook soon to al- It million would be the federal Ing to a 1968 engineering report and presidential consultant Leo­ mental Quality. lived moat of her life In East er Barbara Dunn. true as Nancy White resigned Police Officers that threatened dust. (; A H D S were hoping for a few more ternate water sources since slihre of the $2.17 million first could add over two million g nard Garment on Saturday at Schorr had been told that Hartford before coming to Man- She says reports of gaslro-ln- as editor-ln-chlef of Harper’s votes to strengthen the protest a special concert performance ’Train Is one of the few people cheater three years ago. the towil will not purchase ‘*'® proara*" which ions a day to the town supply, tostinal problems have come Bazaar. Until a successor Is for corporate donors to toe Na­ who know what job tho Nixon Survlvora, besides her hus­ against a nominee they portray the M^chester V^ter ^ t**® apP»®aUon pro- wells Also Sources from Stamford, Norwich, Rock­ named, her duties will be as­ tional Symphony Orchestra. administration had In mind. But band and parents, are her ma­ as a foe of family farming, With vntnrB n f fho P®*®* P® ®«>»npt«t®y Other sources In the appiloa ville and Hartford areas. sumed by the now publisher _ . ^ ^ , .u- One of tho unlikliest orches- and editorial director, James Train declined to clear up the ternal grandparents, Mr. and champion of agribusiness and TIHHHoa niol-plp+ '^ * "»»toh tlon are all wells. OriglnaUj All those stricken had oaten ------, ______Mrs. Carl Engelman Sr. of Nl- an enemy of poverty programs, Camembert cheese packaged *** Hiusleal history has besn Brady, Speculation about her tuystery, andily defeating proposed received. cation w w e the InstaUaUon of under the brand name ” 1.4;- essombled by symphony board future has been widespread In Ruckelshaus, who is rumored tic; a son, Robert T. Martin, the enrironment and con­ unilication of their sewer T o carry out the projecta in im injection well at (Charter Oak Roltolot.” chairman David Lloyd Kreeger New York since Brady left ‘ ® **® l®avlng to run for governor and two daughters, Terry Lee sumers . facilities with the town’s, the federal application, “ tho pield for $50,000; development The federal Food and Drug 7** play after a luncheon at his Women’s Wear Dally to try to ®^ Indiana, . cracked wryly: Marthi and Dawn Marie 'Mar­ Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kans., Once-a-ycair the proposed million key would be our ability to get of a weU on Birch Mt. Rd. for Administration says 143 people ■ jn ^ lflc e n t private museum shape the magazine Into a more "Maybe toey were going to offer tin, idl at home; and a brother, the OOP national chairman, $2.26 h u d funding,” O’Neill says. and developmMit of a have become 111 in toe nation liere. you my job.” Lawrence E. Humaspn Jr. of said the opposition has a bla­ purchase of the water com- $120,000; vital, contemporary image. ensemble, which re­ Manchester. tant political, beuae, founded on pany by the town becomes' **® however, " it ’s not too Laurel Lake Well, from the cheese. Three have The ^0 55-year-old Miss White, been hospitalized. hearsed Wednesday, Includes Funeral services will be to­ Democratic hopes to make In­ ONE EXTREM E to the other might have been an appropriate theme for Zitd anni­ a dead issue. promising at this point.” O’Neill ^ ^ e r and sewer who took over Harper’s In 1987 Had the voters of tho dls- reports that the area HUD rep-, superintendent, says tho Laurel Mrs, Dunn says none cf the five members of toe House of morrow at 1:80 p.m. at the W. roads in farm states during versary celebrations for South Korea s armed forces. Above, ultramodem^misslles after toe death of her aunt, toe trict approved tho merger, the resontatlve seems to feel that urould have to care- Connecticut cases has been Representatives: James Sym­ Bigger Bark P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 1672's presidential election. trundle past an honor guard in rviaiional Plaza on Seoul’s Yoido Island followed, late Carmel Snow, had been with town would have bought the ^ Ibo town gets any funds. It j^jjy studied because of plans to serious, but involved Intestinal ington, of Missouri, Anchor Main St. The Rev. Felix Davis, But Dole himself told news­ below, by bicycle troops. tho Hearst Corp. since 1934. water company by virtue of tho will not be until July. expand tho town’s sanitary discomfort. Nolsen, of Minnesota, Spark M. pastor of Second Congregational men he might have picked a tkOUV"**, L The announcement of her de- Than Bite In J i d i m i r a l town referendum vote Nov. 2 The ten-year program Is de- landfill there, The importing company, Matsunaga of Hawaii, Robert Church, will officiate. Burial candidate other than the 62- parture said she was electing Anc'd Cheese Import Co. of Elm- Tj. Leggett of California will be In BucMand Cemetery. year-old Purdue university favoring the Issue. signed to improve water qual- wells listed in phase two of ford, N.J., has recalled toe Richardson Preyer of North to take early retirement on the Friends may call at the fu­ dean. The utility unifications pro- ^strlbuUon and supply. thg applicatlan (projects to be U.S. Pockets cheese, along with Its brand of Carolina. Hearst retirement plan. She did neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Senators’ mail has been run­ posal was a complicated Issue ®**® project which would add completed by 1982) Include aoO- not disclose her future plans. ning heavily against Buts. at best, but what emerged as between five-and-ten-years’ sup- vaUon of a Colonial Rd. well Brie cheese. (Ontlnued from Page one) the main issuer In the district P'^ water to tho town Is the for $150,000; development of a They may or may not be look­ Mrs. Adelina Sorima^^Vo Dole said his own mail on the Pity the thief who broke open this country would likely coet vote was the age old question construction of a higher dam at rjavv Bolton Rd. weU for $100,- ing to toe future, but Joem Mrs. Adelina Scrimagllo, 87, subject was “ highly emotional" a small, locked refrigerator In more, cramping their sales. of consolidation. 1710 three-to- ®® Roaring Brook watershed OOO; and acUvaUon of a Now Coventry Kennedy and Eunice Shrtver of 67 Ksaell St., widow of En- and added: “ Most of my mail a {punge adjoining toe presi­ The economist said devalua­ vote against sewer con- hi Glastonbury. O’Neill state Rd. well for $70,000. have both just become members rioo Scrimagllo, died yesterday would Indicate Mr. Buts should dential box in the Kennedy tion would particularly improve Real Sale solldaUon showed that district originally listed this under After the strains of the two of the Women’s National Demo­ at Manchester Memorial Hos­ not be confirmed.” Honor Society Center’s concert hall. toe competitive position of pital. residents are no more dls- phase three of the plan. ’These recent referendums, O’Neill cratic Club. But he said he suspected two He purloined a bottle of chill­ sinall U.S. cars and some elec­ Mrs. Scrimagllo was bom farm groups opposed to Buts— posed to such a plan now than projects would be completed says, “ I don’t see any dlfflcul- Inducts Seven They are the first members tronics products, such as radio June 20, 1884 In the Province they wore 15 years ago when by 1984. However, now ho says ty” In the future relations be- of toe Kennedy family to ask ed champagne. But toe refriger­ the F’armer’s Union and the ator was placed there at toe re­ and television sets. of Asti, Italy, and had lived In National Farmers Organ­ another three-to-one vote defeat- that this work should perhaps tween the town and the Eighth In a ceremony yesterday at to do so, a fact that has ” In theory,” said a spokes­ quest of the White House and so Manchester for the pcmt 40 ization-had orgemlsed a letter­ ed a consolidation proposal. be done earlier. District. "There will be no ano- tho high school, seven Coventry rankled the memberahlp pre­ man for the National Foreign No Gimmicks^ Just Real Savings, viously. too theft is considered anything years. writing campaign. Behlnd the major concern of The estimated cost of tho moslty In tho Inefficlences of High School students were In­ Trade Council, “ devaluaticm of but petty. She is survived by a niece Many senators declaring utlUty unification were several project is $2.2 million plus $500,- operations,” he adds, ducted Into toe Nathan Halo Jacqueline Onassls belongs, toe dollar in relation to foreign other Issues. Among them were ------—------in New Tork and a neidiew in their Intention to vote for Butz Chapter of the National Honor technioally, because all Demo­ The Secret Service, the Fed- currencies would have no great SEE OUR ADV. ON PAGE 20 water company open space land, California. said they did so reluctantly, out Society. cratic first ladles automatlcal- eral Bureau of Investigation and effect cn prices paid by Ameri­ projected lower net utility The funeral will be Saturday of respect fm: the tradltkm of Those ' welcomed Into toe ly assume lifetime “ honorary” the National Park Police are all can consumers for most prod­ charges, and additional water Juiy Finds Inmate Guilty at 8:80 a.m. from the 'W. P. allowing any president his status. But, traditionally, the working on toe robbery. "Every- ucts made in America. How­ supply for the town. scholastic honorary were Con­ Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main choice of cabinet advisers. Kennedy women have snubbed one was called in but toe U.S. ever, I devaluation would in­ TTiroughout the discussions of stance Barton, Beverly Carlson, St., with a Mass of the Resur­ the club. Marines,’.’ a Kennedy Center crease toe cost of Imported raw Sens. Harris, Stuart Syna- the proposed merger. Town Of Assault in Cell Switch Priscilla Clay, Pamela Knapp, rection at St. James Church at ' “That has boon a part at spokesman said. materials used in . manufac­ TEMPLE’S APPLIANCE ington, D-Mo., and Walter F. Raymond Lamoureux, Donna 9. Burial will be in East Ceme­ Manager Robert Weiss repeat-^ A Somers prison inmate was guard lost some hair and anoth- Mondaje, D->Unn., said the Roberts, and Melinda Rose.- our folk-lore,” toe membership ------turing American products, and tery. edly said that the seven years’ found guilty of three of the four received an ejre Injury from DIVISION OF TEMPLE'S FLOOR COVERING lives and livelihoods of hun­ Parents, administrators, chairman,' Mrs. Richard Ryan, CBS correspondent Daniel thus might lead - to a price in­ Friends may call at the fu­ admuonol water supply that the charges against him late yester- “ • dreds of thousands of family teachers and toe chapter advis­ said in confirming that Son. Ed- Schorr went to a party given by crease.” neral home tomorrow from 7 water company could provide „ „ __ rn. ^ Groom was found guilty of to 9 p.m. farmers are at stake In this the town was not a good buy afternoon. ’Twelve jurors possession of a weapon, a comb ors, Annie Wheeler and Lois J- nomination. for $2.25 million. Weiss recom- bad to decide whether John with razor blades attached, Neuger, were on hand for toe Only two Republicans were Miss Florence J. Reardon No New Voters mended the purchase, however, Croom, 25, had assaulted which the state testified was ceremony. Honor Society presi­ expected to vote against Butz: Welfare Mothers Claim dent William Glcnney welcomed SOUTH WINDflOR — hOss because of the other factors In- guards as he was forcibly re- found In his cell at tho time ho Sens. Jack MUler, R-Iowa and No one showed up last volved moved from his cell or wheth- being removed. Lavltt ar- students and guests, and there Florence J. Reardon, 64, of 465 Milton R. Young, R-N.D.—both Main St., die4 yesterday in night at the voter-making Yet had the town acquired the er, as Special Public Defender F“ ®^ R could have been thrown was music by toe hlj;h school from states feeling the effects Residency Rule Illegal Preston. session in the town clerk’s water company, the problem of Etlwln Lavltt argued, he was another cell, chorus. • of wheat and com surpluses office. However, with voters The funeral was this morning N E W HAVEN (A P ) — d''mscme housing costs which fin d ^ new ^ t e r supplies for merely defending himself Croom was also found gUilty Effective Immediately, toe and low farm imlces. made In the clerk’s office telephone number at toe Cov­ at St. FVancls of Assisi Church R-Kan. weUare mothers are suing deprive them of proper food ^11 would have been fore- against an expected beating. of assaulting guard James Stro- and the registrars’ office entry PoUce Department has in South Windsor. Burial was in ** A* Croom was not one of 21 shine who' received a cut In the been changed to 742-7331, and St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart­ Unhly ud uKM Nlx«. » dWm-t ti, two-y.u- mnlcl. .^U.d to, during normal business At projected town growth black inmates who volunteered struggle In which at least 16 Lack of Christmas Cash Got You Up a Treo ? hours. Democrats increased residents are asked to note tola ford. rates, the existing town water to be iMit Into the segregated guards participated In subduing w r m A w I,. Bu, their lead over Republicans supplies should meet town needs cells Aug. 15, 1970, out of sym- Croom, but was found Innocent change, according to an an­ Miss Reardon was born Mardi sources said he would voto/for housing is imcon- public housing projects earlier stitutional. this year, at which time they by nine voters. until 1966. In that year, the de- pathy for a fellow black prls- of klcldng Capt. George Pechka, nouncement from Police Ctolef 4, 1907 In South Windsor, tho the nomination. / There were 23 people who mand for town water will equal oner who was put there because Involving a second count of as- Robert Kjellqulst. daughter of John J. and Anna The case against Butz was ’’^® ®*®** ^®^ The reason for toe change, he udOTO Ingredients- trict; Court on behalf of Yolanda year residency requirement. did not register with a party; the supply. « ■ A ^ /Sm m I awW a a lia r a n r t V a a m a a A l l formation and complaint depart­ year. Mrs. Nieves, who has lie housing are similar to those beries that occurred last night property owners will probably On the night of Aug. 25, and have slmjdy been a noisy cell 31 and 44A, Coventry, .was ar­ allegedly after three warnings block. Rut Caldwell asked, “ Do ment has been set up Inside three children, moved from put forth by welfare recipients between 10 and 11:15. not be reached for about a year. toe front door. rested this morning on a bench Rev. Fitzgerald Hartford to Meriden late last fighting the one-year Con- At 10, the attendant at the O’Neill recently offered a to be quiet. Inmate Thomas you wait until they start ripping Johnson was ordered to the iso- the cells apart?” Waiting till In other department news, warrant Issued by Hartford year. necUcut residency requirement Gas Town Service Station, at “ conservative” estimate of $4.8 Kjellqulst said that . torough ’The two women complaih for state aid. A three-judge fed- West Rd. and Windsor Ave., County Superior Court charging Reception Guest work with toe Hartford Polloe that they are suffering from era! court In Hartford found reported be was held up at m es of p lw wSteh would ^ others Insisted they postponed the same scene, he Department, about half of a him with sale of narcotics and The Rev. Neil Fitzgerald, subetand^d living condltkms that requirement to be uncon- knife-point. He described the required A e l l L to tap the T m o ld ^ ^ J ^ u ^ ^ a t ^ r a T W number of stolen goods in three (fussesslon of narcotics. Both former assistant pastor (rf St. and are having to pay “ bur- sUtutlonal. _____ ..lA__ removing Johnson at least 18 what was necessary. There charges involved heroin. m : ! ^ ’ ...... -A officers were present, accord breaking and enterings recent­ Bridget Church, will be honored ®^®8red holdup man A ------’ ------wosHO tostlmony that Croom' ly have been recovered. ’Ihe arrest was made by . . , ___ took 1400 and floH ^ ^ recent newspaper report jjjg defense attorney In had been hurt, Caldwell stress­ at a reception Sunday from 3 on parts of northwestern Con- 1 ^ and fled on foot, .to- called the aquifer “ the only «n «i armiments Three breaks were on July Coventry Police and the State ed. Police Narcotics Division follow­ to 5 p.m. In St. Bridget School necUcut and eight Inches fell at EUlngton, the attendant potential well source” the d t v what h a o n ^ d next he said 19, Aug. 29 and Nov. 11 at toe Bradley InternaUonal Airport, ‘ “ Id police. willlmantlc has______discovered ^ ' K» ♦ Lavltt argued from the vlew- ing a cooperative investigation auditorium. Snowstorm ^ iDC&itGIl Enstrom residence, N. River The reception, given by the the weathermen noted. -At 11:15, the*be manager of the joto develop Itaits system. TnieThe same carried off “ That * Is the P®*"^ ®* the Inmate. He eor^ Rd.; Kelson residence, Merrow of an alleged Incident on Sept. •- 7-11 Store on Kelley Rd.. was ikjr.>u.hoa»ar ...... _ _ j ___.J_j fully outlined the dlmenslcns of Rosary Society of St. Bridget The last Ume a h e ^ snw - 7-11 Store on KeUey Rd., was article Implied that Manchester g<.ene ” Lavltt said and cwitend- Rd.; and Gorman home. Cedar 8. > Highlights a cell on the courtroom floor. Bond was set at $10,000 and Church, is open to all of Father storm occurred on Thajiksglv- held up as he was lea'vlng toe ^ a y have to vie or cooperate g j Croom knew what they did Swamp Rd., respectively. Kjell- PaqiUn was to be presented in Fitzgerald’s friends and mem- Ing was In 1988, when f t o l l ^ ^ ® ® ’ He also ^ th WllllmanUc for toe use of to J r t ^ toey would do to Wm » ««®t » by 6 feet 1, Including a quist' sald that a total of about accumulaUons were recorded, d e s c r ib e d ^ alleged holdup the Coventry water. and so he resisted. bed, 6 feet S Inches tong, a Hartford County Superior Court ters of the parish. November $2,000 worth of such items as toe weather bureau said. man as being a young white Another source O’Neill savs toilet, sink and desk. The de- this afternoon. Father Fitzgerald seiwed as radiok, stereos and television ( A P ) - 5® '^®“ - will ^ b a b l y be eSiloUd is aaSTto ^ S i '^ t o Jol^i ^®"®« ®“®™®y seta were stolen, and that about ^u^lroTjune‘l9^'u^uf^ ThT^h^ 1 g^^f^ coirwet ^ ‘^rm^ratte^.^*^ Cd“te toe NewXte Rd" ro„rS®“^“re11 ""t^T- «®™ P^^ $1,000 worth of these have been recent assignment as co-pastor November 1971 was tho ****«. ®fl®*^ taking some $850 area. Discussions with repre- niony he threw hair remover at these Imaginary c h in e s as recovered. He said it was felt Yule in Japan of St. Barnabas Church In Thanksgiving Day snow storm IfT *be manager. P'nilned If survey prior to toe disposition fS ta ^ n ’r ^ d was charged with ®* the condlUons of those men trieved eventually, since work Chester, he was a part-Ume nectlcut, the National Weather ^ aays rerorfet^ ^ ®t the water company l ^ e In- a S t with n b u rn ^ sub- kept Inside suchtomensloiis. on toe case Is continuing. member of toe faculty of East Service reported Wednesday. ^®®^^ dlcated that there may be un- stance. However since the He asked “ Does an l ^ a t e Mrs. Robert Wish of Home­ Tlie local department had a Catholic High School. More than a foot of snow fell ®'’®" Brassbrldge, 28, of 58 tapped water sources In that statute specifies that toU be abandon all hope of being a warrant, now on file in Hart­ stead St. will tell about ‘"The ______fpi, t L , ^ rln g St. R o c l^ ^ , was arrest- area on Manchester Water Co. carbolic acid, and there was no human being;—coupled with be- ford, for toe arrest of Rexford Holiday Season in Japan” at toe r VernoirtW ee, last night, land. claim that It was. toe jury was Ing black does he reaUy aban- Reynold^' of Albuquerque, N.M. Cosmopolitan Club Christmas ®" ®**arglng her with Three-Phase Program told It could, If convinced he don It?” He Insisted toe blacks In connection with toe breaks, meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. In v l^ U o n of parole, a recent appUcaUon by the threw hair remover, find him were being hassled by toe and he was apprehended by toe Gaming Unit Flooded norm oi » i. » aegrees. PoUce said she was on parole town for $1 mUllon In federal guilty of simple assault. One guards before this night. Hartford department and Is toe Robbins Room of Center The high of 73 occurred Nov. from too State of Maine. She Croom will be sentenced Dec. now In the Hartford Correction­ Congregational Church. 1 and 2, and the low of 21 de- was turned over to toe Connecti­ 14. Five other inmates remain al Center. Mrs. Wish lived In Japan With License Requests v e s occurred Nov. 9. 14 and cut Department of Corrpctlons 24. on toe trial list on charges Local officers Lyndon Wllmot, while her husbcuid was serving and will be returned to Maine, there with toe U.S. Air Force. By SOL R. COHEN censed for selling toe lottery Precipitation was heavy, with ponoe said brought In connection with their Don Rouillard and John Drew Eie received her masters de­ (Herald Reporter) tickets will handle toe cash re­ tntal m K RB 4n/Phof>a ‘Final Decision’ being removed from cells. Two are working on toe case. lS. gree from Skidmore College, ceipts themselves. They will be 1-84 Inches above toe norm of have been tried on assault Biiliella Ollnio 6ichediileil Saratoga, N.Y., and taught In The State Gambling Commis­ permitted to keep five per cent 3.84 Inches. Measurable amounts charges. One was found innocent All pupils under 12 years of the Junior Department of toe sion Is being flooded by appli­ of the gross receipts. ’They then occurred on 15 days, Gas Explosion and one Innocent on one count ago In toe local schools who cants who want to be licensed Julius Hartt School of Music will deposit toe remainder In The November snowfall at and guilty on toe other. have not been immunized for toe sale of lottery tickets, On 1-291 Given for 10 years. designated banks. Bradley, which totaled 8.2 Kills 41 Miners Meanwhile toe eight inmates against Rubella (German Joseph B. Burns, executive sec- Mrs. Hayden L. Griswold will The commission must still fill Inches, has been exceeded only have a multl-mlUion dollar law Measles) will be inoculated in retaiy of the commission, said be toe hostess for toe meeting, its top-level posts, including' three times since toe weather TAIPE I, ’Taiwan (A P ) — A suit pending claiming toey were the ^schools Dec. 9 by school Come on Down to S.B.M. today. and refreshments will bg served three executive directors—one bureau began keeping records wplcslon In a coal mine at toe ones assaulted In the Inci­ physician Dr. Robert Bowen. He said more than 1,000 re­ by Mrs. Aaron Cook and mem­ for toe lottery operatlcm, an- 1905. The greatest November pp* miles from Taipei, dent. ’The civil action was filed Permission slips are being tail establishments Non-Final ‘Whoa’ bers of her committee. . other for off-track betting, and accumulation was 15.6 f®*‘ Jeves, police report- In June In Federal District sent to parents cf all children In have contacted his oifice .u J , s m the track ouera- Inches In 1938. hxlav.hxlay. S Seven e v e n minem miners suf- (Continued from Page One) the proper age category, Public three days since his announce- “ ‘ '® ‘ ™ ck opera- low a iiokuinatural m depressionvsv^awtMwsa as»In toe »«sv . ^ew Haven, and tlons. The weather bureau explains leced serious Injuries. a violation of civil Act 296, rof'cntly passed by the ment that applicants were being to 1-91 at Windsor. Prom 1-91 In terrain along too easterly ridge ®"“ ^® , souxht He called toe Initial re indicated that toe ex- “ >at the total snowfall exceeds f*'*®® * ^ '‘ ®*man said 86 the unjuitltled use of Connecticut General Assembly, for a Low-Cost sought. He called toe initial re director for lotteries will (•’® precipitation since one (xxfles have been taken out and Windsor, toe route will then gt Talcott Mountain near toe requires that all children of this Personal Notices sponse “ very good,” and said “ cuiive airecior lor lowenep win ______.______.a. Inch'^of *precfpltatte^^ Ave have been sighted Inside "^®*' H**'“ ®''‘l‘Avon boundary, pj|^*^ment ***^*BMh age group be immunized that thousands of lottery ticket *’® fiemed ’Tuesday. equals 10 Inches cf snow. Snow- A>® 8®ven Star coal mine shaft '"'*** *’®''® Impact on J, , jMOflOO against Rubella before January outlets will be designated even- Burns revealed that two New __ whore toe explooion occurred ®®“fl* Windsor, and connect to iwa ih« anvimn. claims $300,«oo, In Memoriam flakes are lees dense than rain- community life, toe environ­ 1972. tuaHy. York City men were hired by Wednesday, 7-86 (toe Wilbur Cross Highway) ment, and homes In that area,” Serving on USS Ogden In loving memoty of Mary Bartok. Burns said that inquiries have (®*® commission today. One is ** ' ______'______In Manchester. One of toe major arguments who poized away December 2, 1970. come in from chain supermar- Finley Hunt, a former vice Navy P. O. 2C, Frederick M. The 1-291 Expressway, origi­ against earlier 1-291 routing A Firewoman? • Sewell Is now serving aboard Qod took her home, It was His will kets, drug stores, restaurants, president of toe J. Walter nally propoasd In toe late 1950s, But In our hearts she liveth still. plans was that toe MDC reser- too USS Ogdon, based In San PERSONAL LOAN and package stores, among Thompson' Advertising Agency, PORTLAND, Maine (AP) - A bout Town has been continually delayed by yolrs would suffer from runott Po'rtl^il^'^'Mre Diego, Ho was rovlously serv­ David, Terry Morsey and others. to serve as marketing director. ChUdren. Little Flower of Jesus Moth- attacks from civic leaders and of highway chemicals, and air 208 yew basuSn ing aboard the USS John R. A spokesman for toe State ITie other is Charles Radano, consereatlonlsta, a>ta the high- poUuUon from vehicle exhaust. K L broket Liquor Control Commission______said _ formerly with a New York pub- ers Circle will meet tomorrow Craig. In Memoriam At -.oo .. . A '“eywav barelybarelv escapede.caued a permanerma- ^ood said yesterday hired a woman Sewell is too son of Mr. and ______today that state statutues will He relations firm, to serve as * ‘7® P-m. at the home of town A *''*!**,"* nent halt In toe loet session of that the route Is designed The department’s new pride Mrs, Donald Sewell of Cooper In loving memory of my dear not permit package stores to public relations consultant. Jc*«P*i Recesso, T! B. firemen answered a false oie General Wlembly when alarm at Box 85, Park and - — with a lower grade than toe j. also a bride of six months I4ine and his wife, toe former IMS*®' ®®“ lottery tickets. Package Connecticut la expected to •7®**® Perora Gov. Thomas M;9sklU vetoed a Pamela Gr§on, Is tho daughter ***** stores, he explained, are Urn- pattern Its lottery operation aft- ** co-hostess. Chestnut Sts. reservoirs to prevent possible ghe Is Donna Jean Nadeau, 34 bill reatrioting toe road’s loca­ of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Groon, Dear mother, you are not forKoUen, Ited to selling only alcoholic er New Jersey’s, with 60-«ent ----- At 8:12, toe Eighth District tion. runoff, and that prevailing of Saoo, formerly of Portland. ’ 'rhoush on earth you are no more. also of Cooper Lane. The cou­ and non-alcoholic beverages. tickets and drawings every King David Lodge of Odd Fel­ men went to exit 93 of the Wil­ "-Th. 10M w .. *h. '"'®»7 ‘ ®-®“»‘ winds would eltmt- Mrs. Nadeau wlU join the de- Still m memory you are with me, ple lives In Chula Vista, Cali­ A l you always were before All applicants will be check- week. lows will meet tomorrow at 7:80 bur O oss Highway where a *1!,''^,"!'.. *^®.A®!** "®7e toe likelihood of reservoir partment as a clerk ataimm truck was reported on fire, but fornia. Daushter ed by state police, to Insure TTie first lottery tickets are P'™' Odd Fellows Hall would“ M t*^nn pollution by air contamlnanta. pher and reoeptionlat', Savings Ba n k o o f Manchester they couldn’t find a truck or would not approve, Jackson ^ public hearing on toe new " I never d r e ^ c d I'd get It ” Sewell Is a 1968 graduate of that toey have clean records, expected to go on sale In mid* ------■aid todav ‘‘Thu loao ntati fr*ee#sssv sswMesssB vsa M6V 66VTT 1 Hwar araMTlta 1 <1 M t It.” fire. Windham Regional Technical Card of Thanks The checks must prove also that February, with the initial draw- ^ OM that w ^ ’ v^a’tMd bJ required, accord. Mrs. Nadeau said of ^ j ^ School. toe applicants are financially Ing In early March. Five top E x t e n d e d F o r e o w t ^ , Oov.r w Meaklll, would have atoii. 3 ‘ ® highway ofticUls, which V '® recently ® " " ’' opened up undw Member F.D.I.C. We wish to thank all of our I nelghbora, friends and relatives for solvent and that toey don’t owe prizes will be awarded for each Partly cloudy Sunday and Turtle Boxes Self In El|hl ceminlitnl oHIcm tira ln i Ihe many acts of kindness and toe state any m oneyfor taxes, $100,0(X) in gross soles, plus Monday wUh a chance of show- M IAM I — The box turtle Is Six GunboaU Ordered sympathy shown us In our recent Quiromanti ” wall aa praparing^ a raport da® Chlaf Joaaph ft« Oramo lald bereavement at the death of our fees or licenses. ^ numerous smaller prizes. Plans ers late Monday. MMegaUng named for Its ability to box It- BERGEN, Norway~Tho Vene- MANCHESTER • SOUTH WINneQR • EAST HARTFORD • BOLTON husband and father. We especiallyI?; thank_ jU l those „ who sent the besu- The sale of lotter^^tlckht^wlll for awarding a periodic prize temperatures both days_ with *elf Ughtly inside _ _ lU _shell. It Wood said toe “final” route “*• department has wantad ad- zuelan government has ordMod/. | iiful■ fionartr^'-ffoioi tributes.---- be torough machines ... . set - up ..In o* - over $500,006 ^ are under con- daytime highs in the arid reaches full growth at 20 years locaUon-made after a study of tal" Impact'^for mbnflsrto!r*to hal^lSsn ta m stre^ V l a ^ six gunboats from u Norwegtan 1 Main Office • Parkade • No. End and Bolton Notch • Open Sat.'til Noon Unds Nevlns and children each acceptable outlet. ’Those 11- slderation. overnight lows In toe 20e. and often lives to be 80. six alternate routes-i-“ wlU (ol- federal autoorittas. (ujuWI shlpyat^ at a total cost of $21 million. PAGE TEN 'iMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HE^IALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1071 PAGE ELEVEN Andover Ing thnt the committee’s report able to think like men," ho <1 ■ wns approved by the state Manaj»er Hit added. S T A R g a x e r : ^ ^ board, as had been expected, They Just Keep Multiplying "Right new tho robot iii- -By CLAY R. POLLAN- and the town clerks of the throe By Gunfire dustry Is growing, and growing ARIIS L lIR A The Baby Has By TOM HIBBRRT jobs that are tco heavy, dan­ WEEKEND SPECIAL Your Daily AcIMIy Guidt SfPr. 2J r 4 even faintly resemble their rapidly,” he said. " I t ’s going to / y HAn. ji Total Regionalization towns Involved would be notified gerous or boring for humans. According to tho Start, Ocf. of the decision shortly. In Bank Holdup BOULDER, Colo. (AP) creators. Mest have only one continue that way as robots CASH A CABBY To develop messoge for T hursday, The 1980 estimate, he said, is arm, no legs, and no heads on take over iriore of the jobs that 7- 8-10-2< J3-27-34-60/f SPECIALS The United States will have a a general fcrecast by the com- 32-45-79-83 read words corresponding to numbers Approv)^ hy State Board WATERBURY (AP) — their shoulders, says tho engi­ pebody wants to do.” Id of your Zodiac birth sign. 74-78-84^69iS The branch manager of the ribot population of about 36,000 piuiles which build them. neer. And most are big and im- TAURUS koRHO AT SWEETHEART I Something 31 Excess 61 Up The Connecticut State Board had been in operation the pre­ Norwalk Man South End Credit Union was Been Named by 1980, but few if any of them "They can stand in front cf a mcblle. A7R. 20 2 Some 32 Thon 62 Be ocr. 23^ of Education yesterday ap­ vious two years resulted in no 3 Moy 33 You 63 Token NOV.,21^^ wounded In the arm by gunfire will bo able to compete with hot furnace , or a press, loading "The biggest drawback Is Pat Studying 4 Key 34 Are 64 In proved the report received from action on regionalization. Sues Railroad Wednesday during a robbery in their hutnan masters as they do or unloading something, some­ 4- 5-1217 35 Regulate 65 Picture 1- 3-14-21, that they are blind,” shAl Bel­ Ij31-35r51 5 Is the Regionalization Study Com­ The ^present situation, which which an armed man fled with MANCHESTER OLDS In science flctlcns movies, says times more efficiently, accu­ Roses $ 1 , 6 9 doz. 36 Hove 66 Of 23J2^48_'i^ cher, although he added Stan-' 6 Obstacles mittee of Region No. 8, which Eastern Tongue G iM IN I 7 You’re 37 Are 67 Stubborn SAGITTARIUS places both Rham and the He­ For Girl’s Death $168, police said. a senior r.osearcher hero at rately and safely than a man," ford University has built a rob­ 38 Checking 68 Revised 85 OUDS. PONTIAC t,,, . Howard, son of Donald and Helen ALSO FULL LINE OP THE MOST LUXUR. mat 21 8 In NOV'.22 J . recommends total school region­ bron school system in the p<»- Robert Latbanera, 24, the Dow Chemical Go’s nuclear said Belcher. ot for mcon explorations that WASHINGTON (AP) — Pat 9 Good 39 Fun 69 Don’t alization. STAMFORD (AP) — 44S Oonv 4 Sneed Hardtop, l^ k w ^ Oloa^ikl, U 14 Jordan Ave,, South,' St. LauIb Park 10 Better 40 Could 70 Now Die.. 21 M ition of having to hire their own manager, was treated at St. weapons plant. Ho said a robot differs from can see with television camera NlXcn says she hopes to be lOUS CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD — 11 Opinions 4 1 Removed 71 Your BSckenSWRen"' AeeriSf““ ” Memorial Hospital, Minn*; "able to gp'eet the people in ^147-50-59-67 36-39-52-69j r The report, which had been school superintendents at the William Herndon of Norwalk Mory’s Hospital and released. apoilB, Mini). Hla maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Jay V. Belcher hiu been a simple piece cf automated eyes and make simple decisions FLORA-MIR CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. ^7a77-81-85 12 Moderation 42 Your 72 Drown submitted by the study commit­ end of this school year, places ^ The branch is part 6f the studying and testing robot pro- machinery in. that it can be about i-ange and position with Chinese" when she visits China 13 Some 43 Will 73 Affection 72-76 86-90^^ has filed a suit against the $695 ^ $ 8 9 5 ^ 1^ Lookwart Keeney Dr., Bolton. His paternal grandpar- CANCER 44 Romonce 74 Because CARRICORN tee to the state about Oct. 7, First Connecticut Credit Union tetypes fer three years for pos­ programmed to perform differ­ Its computer. In February with the President. 14 Be the issue of regionalization In Penn Central railroad seeking " “*?**■*• Olszewski, Naporvlllo, 111. His ma- Jl/Nf 21 15 Emphosis 45 M ay 75 Unstintingly 22 recommends that regionaliza­ a totally different picture. Be­ in Kensington. sible use in dangerous pluto- ent tasks rather than cnly one "But no robots made now can Mrs. Nixon told reporters 16 Follow 46 Greoter 76 Out $100,000 dam ^es in the death temal peat-grandmother is Mrs. Idus Harper, Tustln, Calif nium-hnndling jeba at the 22 17 Avoid 47 Be 77 Con , JAN ■ i» tion in the towns of Andover, cause recent new legialatlcui re­ The robber escaped on foot The ONLY Oldzmoblle Dealer Ottering funetten.^ make fast declsicns like men. Wednesday she has been study­ Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. _>^3-40-54-57 18 On 48 Sotisfociion 78 Associote 11-22-28-43^ Hebron and Marlborough be ex­ quires that the two mentioned of his 13-yenr-old daughter in into a neighborhood honey­ 36 Months or 88,000 Mile New Car Warranty. oSeijS^Sr “• Mrs. Valeria Olsaewskt. Rocky Flats plant, where' trig­ Prograrnming Is done, Bel­ There aren’t any robots like In ing Chinese for a week, and 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD ■S^ta-66-73 19 Through 49 Is 79 Be 56-62-68 tended to include Grades K-6. October, 1960. combed with alleys, police said. gers fer atomic mlssUc war- cher added, by manually mov­ the television series because hopes to know a few phrases. 20 Desires 50 Flexible 80 Promised school systems now have their • *1 >!#( LEO 51 Diet 81 Prove AQUARIUS The junior and senior high own superintendents, there Is a Herndon charged in the Supe­ The branch is located at 478 . heads are manufactured. ing the robot’s arms through they are not reaUy needed tn She also said she has had a 21 Settled ^Tatro, Robert Stewart, eon of Robert F. and Cherryl Gib- TEL. 528*9586 4W7 23 22 Or 52 Out 82 Financial JAN, 20 schools In the area have been great stresa on making a de­ rior Court suit, filed last week South Main St. JMiiGliesiap OMsmolim "There are clcse to 700 robots Iho function to bo performed. industry. problem in trying to road books |L^A(/S. 22 23 To 53 Generously 83 Imogined I I I . II rcgionalUcd for some years. cision because of the limited that James vjongdon of Bronx, son Tatro M Cranch St., Quincy Mass, Ho was bom Oct. 31 at In use In this ccuntry now,” ho The mctlons aia: recorded and "And I don’t think It’s going about China. "It’s changlp/i, so OPEN SUNDAY MORI;i^NGS 24 Position 54 Receive 84 Chonges Sllvtr Lane at Hartford Road, ManchtiMr ^ Qulnoy Hoepttal. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Bert Olb- said, noting most handle only i 9-26-30-38 25 On 55 Freedom 85 Costly 15-18-20-44,^ The r^Rommendations made time factor. N.Y., the engineer of train No. stcred by the robot’s computer. to bo anytime In the near fu­ the books are out cf date,” she A/61-71-82-87 26 Period 56 Probobly 86 Your 49-64-65 In a remote corner of the son Jr., 88 PloasaiR St., Manchester. His paternal grandparents simple Industrial assembly line Currently, few robets In use in the repbrt are the culmina­ Total ReglonaUzatlon 360, was operating the train ture that robots are going to be said. VIRGO 27 Dotes 57 A 87 Position RISCES "too fast for conditioiLS" when Himalayas, newcomers may 648-1611 Milton. Mass. His maternal 26 Decisions 58 And 86 Soon tion of over a year’s work by 1 • > AUG. 23 m. HAS', Mrs. Josephine Carablllo of it Struck Stephanie Herndon as become dizzy eating food pre­ gr^graadm other 1s Mrs. Robert Bailey, -Franklin, NJH. His 29 Promises 59 Being 89 Mind the present study committee. State Commissioner William /V Sf7r. 22 30 For 60 Broken 90 Conscience MAR. 20 she walked to school on a path pared in a local cooking oil S? „*?*\JP’***’*™"**P**'*«‘* Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tatro, 12/2 , Two study committees which Sander's office said this mom- pressed out of wild marijuana. Natick, Maas. \16-19-25-:1-25-29 ( jG oad Adverse Neutral 2- 6-37-41^ by the railroad tracks. z'53-58-1-75 I >1X11' € 46-55-80-88^^ * . *1 * . I«i MS Open lAMontagne, Elizabeth Gathleen, daughter of Arthur E. B R O A D ST. BuahneU LaMontagne, 1662 Swallow Dr., Brent­ wood, Mo. She was was bom Nov. 2 at Deaconess Hospital, St. 9 am to M anchester Louis, Mo. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. aiul Mrs. Ed­ Senate Vote Allows OPEN DAILY AND ward B. Bushnell, 700 W. Middle Tpke., Manchester. Her pa­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. LaMontagne 11 pm AMPLE FREE AND SATURDAY 9 A M TOi? PM Sr„ Hlaat Hartford. Her m aternal gr^t-grandm other is Mrs. GS EASY PARKING! FURNITURE WAREHOUSE Marie LaMontagne, Derry, N. H. til Christmas More Wage Controls 1^ M M* By JOE MALI. nal Senate bill were: Sens. J. Hathaway, Marol Lynn, daughter of Reginald and Nancy W. Fulbright, D-Ark.; Barry Coone Hathaway, 698 Center St., Manchester. She was bom WASHINGTON (AP) —The Goldwater, R-Ariz.; Fred R. Oct. 28 at RookvlUe General Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ Senate has passed 86 to 4 a bill Harriii, D-Okla.; and WilUam ents are Mr. and Mrs. Zack Leone, RL 81, Coventry. Her pa­ permitting President Nixon to Proxmire, D-Wis. ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hathaway, continue wage, price and rent Though the Senate rolled up Ross Ave., Coventry. controls through April, 1973. an overwhelming vote for the * *> *1 * * Thy measure also contains a bill, many members said they provision designed to give ret­ Bobison, Matthew Lawrence, eon of Lawrence H. and From One of the Nation s voted for it with gfreat mis­ Pamela Rowan Robison, 828 South St., Vernon. He was bom roactive wage increases to givings. most employes who lost them Nov. 10 at RookvlUe Oeneiral Hospital. His maternal grand­ There was some confusion mother is Mrs. Nasta S. Rowan, S2S South St., Vernon. His because of the Aug. 15-Nov. 14 surrounding the retroactive pay I'l pay freeze. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robison, Castro feature—the major Senate addi­ VaUey, OaUf. M\ The Senate vote sent the leg­ tion to what Nixon originally islation to the House where the Largest Makers of Fine said he wanted. Banking Committee is sched­ The administration resisted Johnson, Jeeeecoa Lynn, daughter of Lance C. and Char­ uled to meet again today in an such increases during the lene Beardslee Johnson, Stafford Springs. She was bom Nov. effort to finish work on Us ver­ freeze and has continued this 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ sion. stand since the Pay Board was ents are Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Beardslee, Defiance, Ohio. Her The panel failed on an 18-18 established, despite organized paternal grandmother is Mrs. Ha JtSmson, RED 2, Rockville. tie yesterday to clear the bill it She has a sister, Jennifer, lMi. Quality Slacks and Jeans! labor’s vociferous objections. had tentatively worked out. But The Senate provision would MM**'* various compromises were to allow raises negotiated before Barger, Scott Erik, son of Richard L, and Zenta Ozols be offered to break the dead­ the Aug. 15 freeze so long as Barger, Daly Rd., Hebron. Ho was bom Nov. 17 at Manchester lock. these were not “unreasonably Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandparents ore Mr. and . A Name You RespeeX lor Quality and Workmaaship! The four opponents of the fl- inconsistent” with the 5.6 per Mrs. Arvl^ Orals, 49 Doane St,, Manchester. His paternal cent guideline established by grani^arents are Mr, and Mrs. Richard Barger, Glastonbury. Bill Exempts the Pay Board for Phase 2. ■») *■ » • ■ * Sponsors said they wanted to Hannigton, Bbonda Lee, daughter of Robert E. and Nan­ . A Name You See in Fine Stores Across the Nation. make sure teachers and most cy Thompson Hannigton, London Rd., Hebron. She was bom News Media others denied their raises would Nov. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ now receive them. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hiompson, Morrill, Maine. Her Late in the debate, the ad­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hannington, From Freeze ministration sent word it would Windsor Locks. She has a brother, Robert, 7; and four sisters, accept this language; some WASHINGTON (AP) — The Vlokl, 11, Betty, 10, and Mary and tAura, 8. I J I Senate has passed and sent to senators speculated the White Imiim 1® the House a measure ex­ House was short cf the votes Keith, Jody Alan, son of Jerome and Jacqueline Nielsen empting newspapers, press as­ needed to strike it from the bill Keith, 74 BIgelcw St., Manchester. He was bom Nov. 16 at sociations, broadcasters and and so decided to support retro­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hlk maternal grandparents are niagazine and book publishers activity. CHAMPAGNE Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bleu, Phoenix, Arlz, His paternal grandpar­ Mens Permanent Press from President Nixon’s wage An AFL-CIO spokesman said ents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Keith, 22 Hollister St., Manches­ and price controls. labor lawyers were convinced for the ADUiTS ter. He has a brother, Jerome Jr., 2. The proposal was attached the provision would obtain most Wednesday to the bill extending of the retroactive raises labor FREE! for a year the President’s au­ is determined to get. thority to control wages and The House Committee has prices. adopted a retroactive pay pro­ Old Dog Republican senators attacked vision which the administration the amendment as giving one strongly opposes. It calls for SODA POP New Teeth group favored treatment, but payment of the raises unless for the ic jy Sen. Alan Cranston, D-CalU., they are '‘grossly’’ dispropor­ MOCRORY, Ark. (AiP) — It’s Flare Slacks who sponsored the measure, ar­ tionate to the guidelines. KIDDIES! been about a year since Tattle gued it was necessary to pro­ The Senate 1)111 also contains was fitted with her new den­ FAIRWAY tect the news media against a section objected to by the tures. Now she eats canned dog ( ’R'T "economic censorship” by the White House which would give food and bologna instead of government. a 6.6 per cent pay raise to 1.5 pty>py food. open The proposal passed 50 to 36. million federal employes and Tattle Is a 10-year-old boxer Cranston said that without 2.6 million military personnel dog. The idea lor the new teeth the exemption the Pay Board Jan. 1. Nixon wants a delay to dawn^ on her master, Dr. every night Originally Sold and Price Commission ‘‘may be MOONLIGHT July 1 next year. Jame^Rjowe. in a position to favor an admin­ After a sharp flg^it Wednes­ Rowe said the amiable, istration’s supporters with com- day, the Senate adopted 50-36 brown-haired canine had worn till 9! IJetltive price and wage advan­ an amendment of Sen. Alan her lower teeth to the gum line in the Finest Stores tages or to punish an adminis­ Cranston, D-Callf., to exempt and could eat only puppy mix ehritbnat tration's critics with advei^e from wage and price controls lSPECIALS and other soft foods. Rowe decisions." newspapers, press associations, called Dr. David Startup, a lo­ party supplies BetaUPf*®®®" Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- television and radio broad­ cal dentist, and made the deal. for * 7 2 to *14 N.C., considered one of the Sen­ casters, and magazine and ate’s leading constitutionalists, book publishers. "They brought Tattle into my E v«V said the amendment was essen­ Cranston said the provision * MORE than *64,0110 of FURNITURE I office," said Startup. "I put her tial to preserve the First was essential to preserve con­ LOOK! in a chair, stuffed her mouth Amendment’s guarantee of stitutional freedom of press with cotton, turned on the over­ press freedom. guarantees and avoid possible LOVELY 3-PIECE head light and went to work as Similar exemptions were giv­ "economic censorship.” SPANISH BEDROOM if It were any other patient." en to the communications Republican opponents of the MUST BE SOLD NOW! Startup, a 1M7 graduate of the Memphis Dental College, | media during World War II and amendment said It represented REG. $769.95 the Korean War, Cranston said. unjustified favoritism. said he spent about two hours on TafHe’s new h«iman-ehaped COLONIAL wlng-boek teeth. "I gave her two 14-carat gold uiuietband Sty* _ LIVINGROOM caps and four shiny white front Six’ll teeth,” said Startup. "She went through It sll without a whim­ 11 Different Patterns! • Popular Belt Loop Styles! ^ 5-PIECE per." bring you twelve . . . DINETTE SET Startup says the bridge Is a PULL-OUT “perfect fit," auid the dog Stripes, Plaids, Geometries, e Wanted Waistband Styles! doesn’t even need cement to SLEEPER keep them on. Novelty Weaves, Others! MATTRESSES %OA "I’ve never seen anybody e Waist Sizes 28-38 SOFAS ASSORTED — priced from A " l take to dentures like she did— Uncle of mine Ixiuglit a Series H much less a dog," Startup said. All Machine Washable! Bond every month for six months "She wore them from the first Beeartyto*'*** • New Pocket Treatments! in a row. Just happened that way. day as If they had been In her thetiBckof .Now lie gets an interest check H 7 8 mouth all her life. It was amaz­ B e a t S e t o ^ from the government every month, ing." pFPBNie year-around, because H Bonds pay GOOD COLOR CHOICE m e off twice a year. .Makes a nice MICHBUII xfUs “s steady job -for the mailman . . . and the safest kind of guaranteed ORTHOPEDIC MAHRESS REailiRS Fletcher Joins income for my uncle: or DOX SPRINGS . LARGE MAN-SIZE itggl-bthcd I’ll he ri-tiring someday too, and College Fund I’ve sur.' got II llonds in my future, TWIN or FULL, RIO. $S».Oo7 .Meantime I try to make it to the NEW YORK (AP) Arthur r n M hank every month to Imy an E PINE DINETTE A. Fletcher, one of the highest- Bond. 1 like tlie way they gr6w, * 6 6 ranking black ottioials In the at tliat nice high interest rate, and Table, 4 Ohairt Nixon administration, will be­ snow tires tile proleclion they give you. Then come director of tho United Ne­ add in the safety, the lax advan­ gro College Fund on Jan. 1. tage, and all the rest, and you’ve TABLES or LAMPS...... $6. Mlohtlln X M-f-a Radial got yourself a real deal. The White House announced Snow Tires make tracks 8 PIlOE OONTEMPORANY Wednesday that Fletcher would where ordinary enow Meet me at llicr liank some day. RUGS, Wall Decor. 5 0 % OFF fulfill his term as a member of tlraa fear to tfaad. Mloha- I'll introduce you to somebody BEDROOM tho U.8. delegation to the United lln'a unique radial con- you ought to know-xat the Bond iVatlons for the current session, ■truotlon and flaxible .4L window. ' MIDITERRANIAN J Studio Couch steel belt put more tread SUITE which Iz oxpootod to end by SOFA and CHAIR $464 ^226 on the road for aure trac­ only Jan, 1. tion and aafe atops. See Fletcher, 87, had resigned ns them today. Mlohalln assistant socretaiY of labor X M4-8 the ulllmala In ra- • FREE LAY-AWAY I Snpt. 22. dltl anew tiresi For all President Nixon said Fletcher domaatto 4k Importad oara< See your banker about • FREE DELIVERY t OPEN DAILY would remain ns chairman of the Whlto House Domestic • FREE SERVlOE I FURNITURE WAREHOUSE AND SATURDAY Council Committee on tho Eli­ United States Savings Bonds mination of Economic DIs- C harge It • OPEN EVENINGS I 175 ^NE ST. crlmlnaUon. $46-2131 MAHOHESTER 9 A M . TO 9 PM. The United Negro College Series E for growth — Series H for income • CREDIT AVAILASLE kHind raises money for pre­ flfG Shop at K in g ’s Ml MAIN RaUDOT TIm U1 Cwwewef dm$ m l mof U i thA4 tJ u iU m mul. • MANr, MINT OTHIt UNADVUTUn INCUU dominantly black colleges. Us ■ M n r B M m tveb Tb* ear Oi*wMMid He• fmwrr m U m T b # Cmmd. present director, Vernon F. Tai. au-Mia .Iordan Jr,, Is leaving to be­ come executive dlroclor of the National Urban Ijiaguc ^ 'iWPy vTc^w^j^

PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 MANC3HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 PAGE THUtTEBN Tolland Contractor Told: TWO DAYS - 12 HOURS School M enus Tax Measure Bone and Stone Fragments t A Year-Round Schools, The oafetarta mtnu for Man­ Ck>n£erees FRIDAY 5-10 P.M.-SATURDAY 10-5 P.M. Finish Project Work chester public schools Dec, 6-10: Monday: Pork and gravy on. In Debate maehed potato, whole kernel Unearthed in South Africa Buses Study Topics com, ipilk, harveet cake. The prospect at all-year-round schools In last year’s town H r / /. i n i B ros. \\ a\ side I iiniil im; Or Face HUD Action (Continued from Page One) By KENNETH- L. WHYTINO - evidence of having been made I have found are much more Tueeday: Frankfurt on a roll, and used as tools. schools (or Tolland and the ore- questionnaire sponsored by the The contractor for the Mayfair Gardena housing proj­ potato chlpe, ci^e elaw, milk, thorizing the President to Im­ JOHANNESBURG, South- Af­ primitive and evidence of flak­ aUon o( the town’s own school Wbinens Club ect for the elderly has been told to finish remaining peare. pose quotas, a Bufchal-ge of 16 rica (AP) — Prehistoric beings ’The making cf tools is not ing is minimal.'” ------—.—»_j ~ surprising ManchMttr SINCI Willlmantic who reamed Africa two or usually linked with the lower demonstrated a surprising in­ work at the site immediately or face action by the De- Wedneeday: High eohool and per cent or other Import re­ They are neverthelese fash­ bus company will be the sub­ terest in the concept. Sit E. MIMI* Tnpk. ' I32t Main St. strictions tc protect the balance three million years ago may animals. While chimps will use ioned by hand, Maguire main­ ject of two detailed studies to partment of Housing and Urban Development. junior highs—Pepper ateak on Iwve been mere human and tcols, even these highly devel­ tains. Natural circumstances Ashed, ’’Would you favor hav­ A letter dated Nov. 29 woe ------^ a roll, French fried potatoea, cf irade. be conducted by special sub­ ing local schools in session all —Approved a cempromise Tees apelike than believed ear­ oped primates have never been cannot explain theit' features, committees of the Board of Edu­ buttered beeta, bread, butter, lier. credited with making them. neither the nature of damage year around with students at­ R ^ k y ' MwclonT'^Obl^by the contrMt*’ l'^*^^rt** milk, plneappie. Elementary version of authorizing tax cation. tending____ on_ _a _____ rotating schedule SAVINGS OF30% TO 70% 7 breaks to exporters. Half their Most ecientlsts hold that such Until recently It waa taken nor the endless repetition of CiUsen particlpaUon in boto ^ t t e ' than conUnualTy Mancheater' Houilng Authority T nT Sl echoole — Half-day aeaaion. No sp^lmens os Mrs. Pies arid the certain basic shapes. at HUD’a request, eettlng a l l " lunch. Income from experts would get fer granted the apemen of committees is being sought by schools?” A majority re­ LIki This the favored treatment. Tauhg child, which are classi- BOu’Jiem Africa were not mak­ Despite their crudeness, Ma­ the school board, with interest day time limit for completion. r * Thursday: Baked lesagna, but­ 'fiefi as Auatraloplithecus, were cponded affirmatively. A copy and ll.t of Incomplete « « ®?t. —Dropped a provision for ers of stone tcols. Prof. F. guire recognizee six basic tools. ed people urged to contact Yes votes were recorded by tered green beans, bread, but­ simple creatures with an IQ Clark HoweOl, a United States B a r c A ^ x j n g b r * work also went to the Mary- **>« 276 ter, milk, ice cream. special unemployment benefits Including those he labels as either School Board chairman 149 compared to 101 negative REO.sm.ts land Casualty CJo., which pro- d"*** ^"ilnietered by the MHA. litt’-e brighter than that of a go­ onthropclcglat, wrote in 1966; scrapers, planea, anvils and Friday: Baked macaroni and In areas of -high joblessness, rilla or chimpanzee. They are James Cornish, School Superin- votes, with an additional 44 un- vlded the performance bond on —Approved a tax credit for ”. . . If two-leggedness does pounders. tendent Kenneth MacKenaie or decided. Rtclintr cheeae, buttered peas and car­ IQ SHOPPING DAYS classified as "homlnld,”* or depend on tool use, It stands to SALE, S I 1 f t the N. Main St. project, report- ^ “ddltional |17,0(» was re­ rots, peanut butter stuffed employers hiring welfare Moat have a scraping or cut­ either subcommittee chairman. One problem local officials ed Leon Enderlln, the MHA’a tfom the government for recipients participating In the 19 TILL CHRISTMAS members cf the family of man, reason that Australopithecus, ting edge and most of the scra­ The all - year - round school gee would be how to divide the PRICED i i V celery, com bread, butter, milk, hewever. who was unquestionably two- executlvB director. Bpeclal subaidy fainlUeSy pluv mixed fruit. Werk Incentive FTog(ram. pers are notched or concave. study committee will be chair- town without splitting families >pi,« other income, leaving the ledger Fessile 'found at Makapansgat legged, must have been a tool ’These notches vary in size and ed by new Board of Education while still maintaining class Similar Savlnft* The procedure waa recom- uHth a t 2 ora hotannA ua limeworka near the town ot- user. R would be nice to be mended by HUO’e Hartford re- .1. position but almost without ex­ member Robert Dean and will sizes. onMOIlMrStyIn gional office, which wants to ^fiDerlln also reported there PoUetersrus some 160 miles able to confirm this by produc­ ception shew signs of manufac­ Include Cornish, Mrs. Carol The “Georgia Plan” present- FirMt Turnpike Built north cf Johannesburg provide ing seme chipped stone arti­ ture and sometimes much wear Duncan and Charles Mayer. ed at the East Hartford meet- close out the project, originally evidence that Austral<^thecus facts from the same strata . , . scheduled for completion in In Penn$ylvania Cambodian Front from usage. The school transportation confr* ing Interested the school board PRE-HOLIDAY June 1970 housing, and that apartments may have been a manufacturer but here we are stymied. Ex­ "The evidence is there for mittee will be chaired by new members and Superintendent LANOASTER, Pa.—The word, and user cf tools, says re­ perts searched for stone tools anyone to see at Makapansgat board member Charles Mayer MacKenzle from a pure educa- A long dispute between Mar- ^® " "turnpike,” came from the road searcher Brian Maguire. to go with’Australopithecus for cUno and the MHA over punch and here at the Institute,” says and Includes Mrs. Duncan and tlonal viewpoint since it was between Liemcaster and Phila­ Nearing Collapse Working at Johannesburg’s years but did not find a tingle Maguire. former board member and done to provide additional and list items remaining, plus num- **«„,*"-.^® ®*'®*^‘*“ * delphia on which long poles Bernard Price Institute for Pa- one.” More than 40 fragments of chairman Kenneth Maynor ndio flexible educational opportunl- CASH & CARRY erous gamlehmenU brought by . (Continued from Page One) laentological Research, ' Ma­ Maguire says they have been subcontractors, have postponed Scouts, armed with sharp spikes stopped Australopithecus have been has continued working with the ties (or the students involved, the traveler at toll stations. slashing countercifensive that guire has completed a 10-year found, but just not recognized found at different levels at the board on transportation prob- K is expensive, however, with compleUon for more than a sponsor a Christmas Party pong Thom, 80 miles northeast study of materials dug from as tools by acientieta. year, and Uie project has never J?*" Gardens residents The poles were turned aside cut Highway 6 below Baray. limeworka. No remains of other ,g,„g an »8B million budget for 27 after payment, hence turnpike. of Phnom Penh. Tchenla 2 has been com­ Makapansgat. "To the conventional archae- homlnids have been excavated, The committees were formed high schools. ^ been accepted, though it is fully ^®®’ P-”*- Along with Australopithecus clcglsts such stone tools should BARGANZA occupied. ------The Cambodians advanced manded by Brig. Gen. Hou indicating that Australoptthecue during last night’s special meet- _ ~ , ___. right up to Kompong Thpm, Hang Sin, operations chief of fossil remains, Maguire cgram in opisration at the RONESiiaiMr of a board-run bus company, Town Hall sometime next week, Adanchoftsr Willimantic rather than ccmtracting for according to tiie Chamber’s S E.AMdfHaTnpk. SINCE transportation. managing director, Roland 19 im 130»Main9t. Moat members were con- xubin. cemed over the initial coats of m«mth the Chamber sent Here’s a Sempling of LIVING ROOM Birginza Buys the program, however, chiefly „jore than 300 letters to loc- the ne»d to purchase 20 buses, asking for Informatlwi UNESEAS"eVTHEPMr X BI(IUDE IIU SiyMt EE SAVINGS OF 30% TO 70% and their replacement every five ^ avaUabUlty for town 1 9 12 0 6 6 6 l V t I yeaw. J ^ te n a n c e of the buses residenta. After a meeting with would ^ be a problem and ex- Manager Terry Sprenkel special Discount on Name Brands p ^ e , they yesterday, Aubin said 20 job Moy^sr howler, there ^j^ ^^ av e been reported to is a profit to reallz^ by bus S T S ib e r and he and Spren- contractors which could repre- . , , .. ^ sent a savings to the towA if ,‘7 ^ ! the board ran the transportatiem to formulate P K»Tieflt system Itself. program that will most benefit 100 PERCENT NYLON The school board said it found residents.” ^ Town Crews Repair Water Main Break itself over a barrel in the most Aubin also n o t^ that the re- recent dispute with the Floyd turn date on the f o ^ wnt wt Town Water Dei»rtment re- office received several com- Rd., McKee, St., and Keeney St. Rifr$23S.S5EA SALE Munroie Bus Co., and agreed to tnst m«ith was ^ v . M, W palr crews worked throughout plaints of low pressure and was temporarily rerouted PRICED *300 Ro|i $79.95 prIcED ^ 5 GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE pay tiie demanded |19 per day added that the Chamber will the morning to replace a sec- dirty tap water. around the intersection. FAMILY IN OUR PING PONG TABLE rate for the kindergarten buses continue to be receptive tojoo ^ ^ i6-inch water main at Three fire alarms at the (Herald photo by Bucelvicius) A PAIR “under protest.” availability Infoimaflon from gt. and Hartford Rd. Cheny Bros, mills wore set off PRE-HOLIDAY AHANDSOMEOCCASIOIULGHMR DOOR BUSTERS RiADY-TO-FINISH The eleventh-hour decision now on. which b i^ e at about 4 a.m. by pressure problems, apparent- 3 0 BiU ionby2 0 7 1 ? SPECIAL was reached at 4:60 p.m. ’Tues­ School Menu Police received an anonymous ly the result of the broken main. R ni Como-Pint SonoV day, in the facie of the threat­ Monday, hamburger on a bun, y^^ .main Boot 282 (the dye house at Pine NEW YORK—At the present FURNITURE ened stoppage of the kinder- mashed potato, gravy, buttered had burst, sent officers to pro­ and Cotmer HiU St.,) Box 283 rate of growth the world will CASH & CARRY garten transportatiem by the bus wax beans, milk and brownie, tect the scene and direct traf­ (velvet mill at 60 Elm St.,) and have more than 80 blUlon in- AAapIt NIta Stands *15 DEPARTMENT company. ’Tuesday, spaghetti with meat- fic, and called the water depart­ Bok 284 (weave shed at 182 habitants by 2071, and some TTie agreement was made sauce, buttered kernel coin, Pine St.) sounded alarms at authorities project 60 billion If you have the will, we ment. have the way. Wide se­ only after all other possible so- milk, home-beked biscuit, pine- Area homes did not lose wa­ the fire statim in rapid succes- for 160 years from now, a time Odd Bads *15 lutions had been exhausted, in- apple delight. . Sion at a.m. span of scarcely more than two lection of pieces. Also ter, a water department spokes- 6:86 R ttm s s finishing kits. eluding scouting around for Wednesday, salami, bologna man said, but the department Police said traffic on Hartford lifetimes. BARGANZA other buses, and was the result and cheese grinder, shredded ______■ of several hours of negotlaticms lettuce and tomato, potato Aut. Lamp* *15 between Town Counsel Robert chips, milk, peach crisp. PRICED % 0 King, Cornish, Dr. MacKenzle TTiursday, pizza with meat and counsel for Monroe. and cheese, tossed green salad, Asst. Coffta Tabitf . *15 SALE It was stipulated that the in­ bread and butter (HB. and T.E. ~ creased payment would not only), milk and Ice cream jeopardize the town in any le- fudge bar. ROailMPLE NOW g ^ case relating to the wlth- Friday, fish sticks, tartar Deliveii dptlonil holding during the past year of gauce, french fried potatoes, PING PONG TABLE SPECIAL ‘dead head” mileage from the cole slaw, com bread and but­ 15% Industrial Park wdiere the buses ter, milk, chocolate pudding SOFA OFF *10 are parked to the schools. Painted.-& Striped table tennis tops. with temping. A CHAIR Year-Bound Gonoept A salad plate as well as a la Nominal ^ thick. Board members reported on carte hamburgers or hotdogs various meetings they had at­ 1 set Douglas Fir Plywood Base. t o are served dally at the high FnmEclipH tended regarding the year-round SALE PRICE , Precut for interlocking assembly. school and at Timothy Edwards FROM ANiw IdM school concept. school. R« $79.95 • l \ t p None of the members was Combination Base A Top in Bank Bad overly enthused at the idea but Bulletin Board FOR THE "SOMETHING DIFFERENT" IN s a l e $ 1 O A An information meeting on p lit c lD * 4 5 PRICED - lO U most felt that in view of the housing for the elderly will be FASHION . . . DISTINCTIVELY DESIGNED RMMfflbff *200 town’s fast population growth HOLIDAY Rtf. $199.95 and seemingly constant need for held tenight at 7:30 in the Town FOR TODAY’S MISS . . . UPBEAT STYLING SPECIAL A /*U U COMPLETE new schools, the idea should be Hall. AND HOLIDAY BRIGHT.. .WE HAVE THEM investigated further. The annual Christmas lun­ i Mrs. Duncan found the re­ cheon and bake sale of the Wap- ALL. I)(‘zzini Bros. WaNsidc I’' iirm lim ; ports presented at the CASE ping Community CJhurch Wom­ meeting to be inconclusive, in­ en will be held "Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Fellowship LONG GOWNS CORK cluding the Lockport, 111. speak­ A SAMPLING OF 90 SALE PRICED BEDROOMS er, who described the 46-16 pro­ Hall of the church. CONVENIENT TERMS MASTERCHARGE C.A.P. Those attending are asked to HOUDAY SKIRTS BULLETIN BOARDS gram ,whlch is in operation in bring a potluck dish (or four. the school system, since the and TOPS Solid Pine, Decorator Intpired. high school has not yet been Dessert and coffee will be serv­ Oak PraniBd ed. triple OresMr and Mirror Chest on phased into the program. Chett Head Board. The same speaker had been A baby sitter will be pro­ vided. “ “ 3 A S heard by Clomish, Dr. MacKen- CASUAL R e t i r e m e n t Rst- $429.95 zie, Mayer and Dean at a .’Manchester Evening Herald AND DRESSY 24x86 4 .3 0 special meeting in East Hart­ South Windsor Correspondent s a l e ' ford. Barbara Varrick Tel. 644-8274, DRESSES While most school system’s 86X48 1 0 .8 0 PRICED tend to look at the year-round m schools as a solution to a ft- noncial dilemma, it is not an in­ Multiple Crash SPORTSWEAR The end of expensive way to educate chil­ Kills 3 Youths SEPARATES I •• dren all board members orlliebegm ning Fcm A at the great outdoora — agreed, based on the reports EAST HAVEN (AP) — SItak ' Mahogony And Chroma heard. ACCESSORIES thaVa your kltehart with a Most towns come face to face Three young- men were fatally Agtiati And Charming. injured Wednesday in a colli­ AND Mlani Coray with the concept, however, when JEWELRY o fw a n r y ? lte|$399. they find it necessary to deal sion police said involved a con­ RANGE H O O D with additional school building crete truck and three cars. SALE programs. Two of the victims were stu­ SO” — S-Speed — DoWHe FUSer Towns reportedly have to be Most people look toward (4% the first year). That extra PRICED dents at the Chilinary Institute retirement an a time of relaxation yi %. payable aa a iMinua at '275 conditioned to the cixicept and cf An\erlca in New Haven: lin- and enjoyment. .And it can lie maturity, applies to all Honda presented with realistic pictures sey Hooper, 20, of North Hills, if you prepare for it. But if you issued since June I, 1970 . , , with of the alternatives. In many in­ Pa., ana Maurice Marcucci, 17, don't, It can be a time of worry a comparAhle improvement for stances the town’s bonding cap­ o! Slatingtcn, Pa. Two others in RIGHT HERE AT and discontentment. .A time wnen all older Ronds, acity may have reached its their car received minor in- you can look back and think of Buy U..S. .Savings Honda. maximum use and the town finds 'juries, police said. a million ways that you could They'll help make your Itself unable to construct ad­ The third victim, Melvin have saved, out didn’t. retirement just what you want ditional schools. Spector, 28, cf Branford, was Well, there's no better time it to he. f ' Provincial Beauty Adds To The Little difference in academic alone in his car. to think about retirement than Warmest Traditions of Graceful achievement has been noted in Police reported that the acci­ now, while you’re working. Living the 46-15 plan, which has been dent occurred about 2 p.m. as a fiandohabuSox, One eaiy way to save on a in exlstance for only one full regular ha«i* ia by purchaaing Rff. $675 concrete truck made a left turn “SPECIALTY SHOP” U.S. Savinga Honda through the school year. from Route 1 across a median The board expressed interest divider into Stamford Street. RT. 44A — BOLTON NOTCH PLAZA Payroll Savinga Plan where SALE TELEPHONE 649A024 you work. in the experiences of Guilford, The first car hit the truck, Now there'a a Ixinua intereat PRICED '500 a small town with a school bounced off and smashed into OPEN rate on all U..S. Savinga Honda— •omia.....r.,. afS... liTf. If Ititi, ttuUe, imv wtltMfvKii, M fvyvij, we rspfaia (hem. Hheg ih«» cm W board enthusiastic over- the the second car, police said. WED., 'THURB., FRY. NI'TEB tlU DEC. 18 for K Honda, SH % when held to fRahfil at )iHif iienk. fai ma^ U year-round scho(4 concept, but How the third car became in­ THEN EVERY NHIE TUL CHRISTMAS maturity of 5 yeara, 10 montha until riiUmpii'in 4nJ alvar* lema/aUr, whose proposal was defeated by volved was net f Immediately •uNtU SIS a IXuiiii ws$ tn M YS the town. knpwn, they said. l!i /zini Iii(.s.,J^ Wavsido I'tirnidin: Surprise Interest No charges were filed In the TPUand residents responding case, which was under investi­ Take stodc in AtnerlciL to the question of year-round gation. Read Herald Advertisements Now Bondi payabcnitf at maturMy CONVENIENT TERM MRSTERCHMGE CAP PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 Section Tivo THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 Pages 15 to 28 until 4?30 p.m. at the Benton orably discharged veteran who streets beginning with the let­ mas Bazaar Saturday from 10 T olland Homestead. has Arved overseas during ters A through F wlir'be heard a,m. to S p.m. and Sunday from Thieves Take The CSiristmas party commit­ wartime. today until 7 p.m. at the Town 1 to 5 p.m. There will be booths FOR SALS tee headed by Mrs. Harold Oar- The organisation has changed Hall. Those living on streets of Qhrlstmos decorations, gifts, Papal Medals asA aoN H i : Stabilized Curriculum rity, chairman and Including Its meeting night to the second with the first letters starting baked goods, white elephants 80TTO IL MONTE, Italy, Mrs. John Burokas, Mrs. Hejsn and fourth Monday of each with O through L will be heard and a fish pond as well as (AP)—Crucifixes, medals and FIREPLACE Needham, Mrs. Laurence Small month. The next meeting will tomorrow from 2 until 7 p.m. Santa Claus and a photographer. reliquaries which belonged to Clifford Retires, Sells to Bantly Hopes of School Board at the Town Hall', and Mrs. Thomas Williams, ex­ be the club Christmas Party, Natalie Garvin and Myrtle Pope John X X m were stolen WOOD By BILL < OK Dec, IS at 7 p.m, at the Pities The Tolland JunW Women’s Carlson will do portraits on Tuesday night from the Pope The Board of Education re­ week declared a Dec. 1 dead­ plain the dessert tasting party (lleriild ileporter) will feature either an old fash­ In Vernon. A gift exchange will Club Gourmet Cooking Group Sunday. For further informa­ John Museum In his native vll- A A PICK-UP I ceived curriculum change pro- line for curriculum changes. The changes for the Meadow- ioned or favorite dessert with be conducted as part of the will meet tomorrow night at 8 tion contact the school. loge. ^ 1 9 a LOAD I After 47 years as an out­ posala from the middle school brook School will be submitted recipe from each family attend­ festlvlUes. The children’s party at the home of Mrs, A. Scott The monetary value of the Ddivortd fitter to three generations Warner, Glenn Dr, \ and the high school during last to the board at its npxt nieet- ing. Is scheduled for Dec. 19. Manchester Evening Herald stolen objects was not great, of men and boys, Earle Bake Sale » Bullettn Board The Hans Christian Anderson but there was indignation TEL 228-9S85 night's meeting of the board, Ing for study along \^th those Tolland correspondent Bette Clifford has sold his cloth- ’ The Boys League will sponsor Hearing on property revalua­ Montessori School, Goose Lane, among the Inhabitants of this prompting members to wish for of the other schools. ing store at 98f) Main St. High School Principal Richard a bake sale Sunday from 9 a.m. tions for those who live on Tollaiid, will sponsor a Christ­ Quatrale, Tel. 87S-S84S. North Italian village. n stabilized curriculum. and retired due to failing Olson submitted six separate until 1 p.m. at the Shurway health. Arrangments were also made curriculum change proposals, Market. Robert M. Bantly , of Manchca- for a discussion of the lOE (In­ while the middle school admin­ All profits realized from the ter, whose family was a cnif- dividualized Guided Education) istration limited Itself to one sale will be used to purchase ford’s customer for many years, program by Hicks Memorial change. equipment for the 1972 season. has purchased the business and School Principal Andrew WInans Policy Proposal The leagde Is a non-profit or­ plans to retain the firm’s at the board meeting next Board member Carol Duncan ganization . tuid runs solely on name. ■ He assumed ownership Wednesday night at 7:30 In the proposed a policy change whlclu the funds it raises. at the close of business yes­ high school library. would limit the use and traln-^ Baked goods may be dropped terday. The purchase price was The IQE approach to educa­ ing of practice teachers in first- off Saturday at the home of not disclosed, by agreement of tion Is an Individualized learn­ year teachers classes. Mrs. Joseph Diana, Old Post Rd. the parties. ing program presently being Tentatively the board agreed (near Kent Rd.), or Sunday Bantly, a former partner with boosted by the U.S. Office of to a requirement of three years’ morning at Shurway Market. his brother In the Bantly Oil Education. teaching experience, at least one Membera Sought i Co., sold out his Interest three The program has been thor­ of which will be in" the local The VFW Post Auxiliary is years ago, and for the past two oughly tested by over 100,(XK) school system, before the added recruiting new members for the years was employed by G. Fox studens throughout the country, responsibilities o^ teacher train­ organization during December. and Co. of Hartford In the men's REGAL'S clothing department. according to Dr. Kenneth Mac- ing are undertaken. Membership chairman Lots He said he plans some chang­ Kenzie, superintendent of The policy will bo formulated Tonski will preside at a tea MANCHESTER and VERNON E'' es in the store’s operations but schools. by Dr. MacKenzie and present­ Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Post ed to the board for a first Home to which all eligible wom­ will strive to continue "the Interest in the program is same personalized service to presently on the increase in the reading at next week’s meeting. en are invited. The objectives Christmas Party and alms of the organization customers that has made Clif­ area and specific programs are ford’s a leading name In Man­ The Tolland Historical Society will be explained at the tea. already in existence In nearby chester for so many years." will hold a Christmas Dessert To be eligible, one must be school systems. 47 Years on Main 8t. Meadowbrook School Princi­ Tasting party, for current mem­ at least 16 years of age and "I’ll really miss It,” said pal Donald Parker has been on bers of the society and their either a wife, mother, sister, Clifford yesterday as he pre­ vacation since the board last children, on Sunday from 2 daughter or a widow of an hon­ pared to lock up for the last time and turn the keys over to Bantly. "And I’ll probably be back from time to time bother­ ing Bob. It’s been a wonderful TWO DAYS - 12 HOURS 47 years,” he added, “ especial­ ly because of all the pleasant associations I’ve hod. Main St. is still the greatest.” FRIDAY 5-10 P.M. - SATURDAY 10-5 P.M. SUll enthusiastic about the clothing business—the only pro- feslon he has ever known—Clif­ AH ends happily for the princess and the prince, ford said he decided to give It Parents Invited To See played by Christine Tyler and David Locke, when he up because his eyesight Is fail­ (Herald photo tw Coe) Hi'zzini Bros. Wavsidu Fiirnitim; ing despite several operations. Earle Clifford, who has sold his men’s clothing store at 985 Main St., locks the retrieves her ring from the well and his true iden­ He has run the store aiohe door for the last time. Robert Bantly, the new owner, looks on. Operetta Trog Prince’ tity is revealed by her affectionate act of apprecia­ since the death of his wife Mary tion as “The Frog Prince” comes to an end. At the with his family In 1919, first at­ High graduating clEisses. Manchasttr SINCE Willinwntic three years ago. She htul helped Active In Miisonry, he Is a 519 E.MiddItTnpk. 1329AAainSt. The four Bowers School sixth Members of the court are left, Scott Hertler as Merton, the magician; Patricia him full-time and kept the busi­ tending Robertson School and Clifford said he plans to take member of Manchester Lodge 1929 then South Manchester High, life a little easier Emd pursue grades will give the last of Dougles Cowles, Thomas Wal­ Gatzkiewicz as the queen; and Douglass Janssen as ness going whUe he served in cf Masons, Friendship Lodge, where he weis active In track seme of his long-time Interests. Scottish Rites (32nd degree). lace, Chris Madsen, Douglas the king, relieved that the princess has at last found the Army during World War n . three performweea of ’’The His "Graduates” and WEIS monEiger of the v'Srsity Among them is his hobby of Sphinx Temple Shriners, and Waddell, and Peter Kelly. her true love, are ready to make prepara.tions for Frog Prince,’’ an operetta by For years, Clifford employed team. He established a record collecting , buying Emd selling Omar Shrine Club of which he Cast as townspeople will be the royal wedding, (Herald photo by Pinto) SAVINGS OF30% TO 70% Harry Houet, in the school many high school youths part- in the liialf mile that stood for antique teacups. He hEis over is a director. He Is also a mem­ Ronald MaiUet, Thomas Hagen, time (among them this reporter) many year» 400 in asserted shapes and sizes ber of the Director's Staff of auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. Clifford Adamy, Anita blEUrahan, Louis Kallsiak, Olympia Pica- and he still readily recalls their In July 1924, upon graduating in his collection. Sphinx Temple. Jeffrey Diana, Deanna White, Our SPECIAL Dinette The performance, la for par­ no, and David Kelsey. Drug Center names and detEdls about each, from SMHS, Clifford joined He also remains active so­ He and his wife, the former ents Emd friends. There will be a Margaret Joy, Ann Foley, Kathy The stage crew consists of Glenney Eind Hultman’s clothing cially in the Manchester Coun­ Bette JEme Patterson of MEm­ The Drug Advisory Center, referring to them fondly as his PLANK TOP MAPLE very small admlealon charge to Shlrer, Linda Herlth, Judy Danny White, William Brltnell, "graduates.” store at 917 MeUh St. eis a clerk. try Club, Kiwanis (he just re­ chester, are past worthy patron 33 Park St., Is open Monday defray the cost of royalties. Per- Green Steven Conti, Robert and Ranay Gray, scenery; When the two owners parted the ceived his 36-year pin), Ameri­ and matron cf Temple Chapter, Big II" Extension Loaf through Saturday from noon Loyal customers, too, remain formtuices were given for the CopelEind. James Cleary, curtain; Joel following year, Clifford stayed can Legion, Army smd Navy Order of BEistem Star. to 10 p.m. fresh In his memory, and he- en­ 4 Sturdy Capt. OMlrs p^mEuy grades yesterday morn­ Also, William Maloney, Sandy Mallnoski, Christopher DeCian- joys recounting tales of friends on with Arthur. HultmEui. He Club, Emd British American His other memberships in­ A telephone bsuskup service Formica Top ing, and this afternoon for the Irish, Starris Newkirk, Susan tis, Kevin Williams, and Albert made and sales won. Chatting purchEised the business in No­ Club. He will continue to make clude the Mimchester Elks and elementary grades. Oakes, Kim Harrison, Mary Martin, lights; and Janice Foy is avEUlable when the center yesterday with Bantly,, he re­ vember 1935. his home at 186 Wadsworth St. the AmerlcEm Legion. Is closed. Adapted from the children’s Hardy, Monica Smith, Anne and Vilma Ortega, prompters. membered serving Bantly’s The store w eis moved to Its Ext. The BEmtlys are pements of classic, the operetta brings the Keegan, and Lori Ferlazo. Directors are sixth grade For drug advisory informa- father find fitting Bob with shoes present Iccatlcn — once the site Active In Fraternity three sons, Morgan, 18, a fresh- Uon, call 646-2016. additional dimensions of music Children in the roles of chil­ teachers Mrs. Carole Howard, as a toddler. Of sUl his skills, he of the old South Manchester 'BEmtly, a MEmchester native, mEm at Ohio Wesleyan Univer­ EXTRA CHAIRS attended local etementEiry sity; Scott, 8, a pupil at Msm- EUid song' tq the story of the dren .will be Heidi Holcomb, Mrs. Mary Ann Oeuiz, Miss is proudest of his shoe-fitting Post Office — In 1932. schools Emd WllbrahEun A cad­ chester Green Schcx>l; Emd princess, the frog, and the Colleen Wright, Laureen Hooey, Rosemary Teti, and Miss Mar­ ability and large file of clients. For nearly 30 years, Clif­ ford’s has provided the caps emy, Wilbraham, Mass., where Ernest, 4, at home. They live at I mythical kingdom of Serene in William Kelly, Robert Berris, gery Tlchnor. Mrs. Clara Smith Bom In Miller’s Fall, Mass., and gowns for the Manchester he was graduEited in 1948. 4 Garth Rd. the year minus 17. Sean Quental, Sharon Mitchell, is musical advisor. Police Log Clifford moved to MancheEiter ' In addition to :tlw main 'char­ Llssa Farr, Robin Childers, Su­ acters, featured nm s of Althea san Lucek, CSiristopher DeCl- ARRESTS will be played by Holly Steele, antls. ^ Americans Tallest Henry LovalEice, 29, of Hart­ Lancelot by David Ostrom, tmd Also, Bambl Germond, Steven Mammal Is Moose the begger by Frank Ley. Merz, Michael Dlatla, Peter ford, and Cleveland Goodwin, Disguised Ets animals will be Garman, Frank Piceuho, Kim pi­ HELENA, Mont.—The moose 31, of 193 Romqstead St., both Marta Schaffer, cat; Robert ano, Gregory Baker, Scott Ro­ is the largest member of the charged with illegal possession Pllver, panther; Christine Cur­ man, Michael Lawrence, Mary deer family as well as the tEdl- of controlled drugs, and Illegal tin, beaver; Robert Kilpatrick, Pescosolido, John Kurowski, est mEimmal In America. A full- posssesslon of narcotics, eEirly d f w

James Daly, 60, of no certain PURITAN address, charged with Intoxica­ tion, last night in a MAln St. of­ These Are Treasure Shoppe fice, scheduled for court today.

Harry Leister, 61, of no cer­ FORMAL CASUAL Bonus Certificates. tain address, charged with in- FOR THE MAN toxlcatlcm, lEut night In a res- taurEmt at MEiln Emd Pearl Sts. Given With Every Purchase. Scheduled for court today. JUST A SAMPLE OF 120 DINING SETS OOMFLAINT8 OF THE HOUSE... During the past two days, MASSIVE PINE HANDSOME WALNUT thieves smashed a window at a French Rd. home, ransacked severol rooms, and escaped with $80 cash from two bedrooms. PEERDALE AQUA-KNIT Tuesday night, the convertible top WEIS stolen from a small foreign car parked at a Spruce AMERICA'S FAVORITE V-NECK SWEATER . . St. apartment building. Sometime Tuesday, someone Ri(S359 PURE VtRQtN WOOL entered a Birch St. home, while the residents were away, and As Shown PRICED ^2 5 0 stole $1,300 In cash kept in a box 485 M a de by In a bedroom. No sign of forced MARX LUXURIOUS 2-PLY 100% LAMBS WOOL . entry could be found. SOUD CHERRY STURDY OAR IB ^ n n V u\ u^M , 'N a u t o m a t ic MACHINES. SMART MA^NfpircSr m o t h p r o o f . A HOST OF SOi-SO Club Plans MAGNIFICENT COLORS . . . SIZES S-M-L-XL ^onus G^/iti^icaip. Yuletide Party ALSO AVAILABLE IN BIG AND TALL SIZES . . . PRICES SLIGHTLY HIGHER This Certificate Worth $5.00 toward The 60-60 Club of St, Mary’s the purchase of any merchandise Episcopal Church will have Its / ■ f t at any Treasure Shoppe. aAnm..*- annual ChrlstmEis party tomor­ The wool mark is awarded to quality-tested row in Neill Hall of the church. Expiies Jan. 81, 1972 The event will open at 7 p.m. products made of the world*s best . . . • Sa/r Mm'luiiidist' ami krpnir^ Excluded FOB USB Rif. $1499 SALE uiooi.m90iRiB. virgin wool . . . with a potluck, and there will be Comploto PRICED Ref. $239 n brief business session. 4,000 4 75 The program will Include the EXOTIC ELM Round Table Singers from Man­ SPARKUN6 CHROME chester High School singing SALE GAr/$fmos ore Yuletime favorites under the PRICED direction of Miss Martha White. You W ill Roeeivo Certificates Equol Mr. and Mra. Stanley Cross are In charge of the party. They To 10% O f Your Purchases will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs, >800 Frederick Burr, Mr. and Mrs. Exomple: Buy A $300 DIAMOND And Get Randall Toop, Mr. and Mrs. T i r e ® I r a c k David Sutcliffe, and Mr. and Your $30 Wedding R ing-N O CHARGE Mrs. Robert Morton. REBAL MEN'S SHOP Those plEmnlng to attend the R Rotating, pulsating re Chairs Rig.S199 MANCHESTER SALE ■ Ruggedly built; chrome-like undercarriage. Rif-SlSOO N1-M7 MUR sno T VERNON THE TREASURE SHOPPE 5 Pc. Sot. PRICED 440 ■ Completely assembled; attractive carton. Christmas stors hours TM-C(TY PU U Swim Embamy Fine Jewelers For Generations BERN, Switzerland (AP) The Swiss government Weilnes- 334 BROAD STREET n i Bros. WaysideTurnitun MON. thru PRI. 9i30 to 9i00 p.m. MANCHISTIR SHOPPING PARKADE day transformed Us consulate f AT. 9t30 to 5t30 general In Saigon to on embEis- IN PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER SAT. Die. 11 and 18 9t30 to 9tOO p.m. MON, thru lAT. ViM to M O >.m. SeO.MaB. sy, The move followed a deci­ ITAm N O FZI. NOV. IM h sion by SwUseriond earlier this PICK UP YOUR FIRE TRUCK TODAY - NOW AT ALL HESS GASOLINE STATIONS CONVENIENT TERMS MASTER CHARGE C.H;P. Satisfaction Or Money Back year to establish full diplomatic relations with North Vietnam.

. ‘.4. U, aL'KJV' > v/t. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENINGNG H|!RALD. j>IANCHEI^R. CONN.. THURSDAY, D EC E^ER 2, 1971 Candice Bergen Looks Like Star \olton BOY SCOVT preserving and Help a Loing Tin le Coming perpetuating the fine Basketball, Hockey Notes and News pleasure of shopping I But She Doesn’t Talk Like One Pack 867 Spanish A P Newefeaturee Writer JUST MARRIED Cub Scout Pack 867 ot the A ir - F ouled m i NEW YORK (AP) - Her Richard kforUh S^ool rcMntly Get Under Way Soon Spain (A P ) — Two,,wife. "Wo will fight to do all olals. say, would cost double blue jeans are faded, her held Ms November pack meet- BILBAO, irate workers we can but It is the city offl- that.' checked shirt is well-worn, Two recreation proframa for will meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. Ing. Robert H. Michaud, cub- y®®” T h e central government clala and health authorities who she’s wearing not a trace of the town’e boye wlU be r«ttln t adjuatmenU In master, presided at the meeting, clashed with police in an indus- have to make the major effort recently announced it intends to . ____.... the 1978 budget. The Rev. Ba- under way thle month. ^ Wayne Mhnts, chairman, pre- trial suburb of this northern to avcid the' slow death of this spend $880 million nationwide MEN’S SHOP makeup and her blonde hair Is CONSUMER SALES Basketball for boys In Grades vtd Campbell, November eentod Bobcat pine to the fol* rt Two workere died and city." to fight air and water pollution hanging Icoee to her shoulders. Btewardahlp lowing Cub Bcoute;ScouU: Jean Lau- ^ ______others were injured. Contamination is laid 88 per in 1972-78. Whatever Bilbao’s She says her world has shrunk S through 8 will begin Saturday drive netted 96 per cent of Its rent, James Wood. Chris Dun- ®®''erai share, it will be almost 100 per 789 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER afternoon In the high school Soal. yak, Patrick Collins, Joseph The issue was a protest against cent to industry, S8 to automo­ and that her pleasure comes biles and 20 to central heating. cent more to fight pollution from simple, quiet times. gymnasium. Seaslons will be The church’s couples club Jardin and Stej^en Daigle, dirty air. It was the country's The city is surrounded by 600 than it has had in the past. . . . where you*re a friend, Would you believe she’s a held Saturdays through April will meet Saturday night at 8 A t the October pack meeting, first antipollution riot. factories and mountains. movie star? Better yet—wxmld TO GIVE YOU 54 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE from 1 to S;S0 p.m. P-m. at the . heme of Mr. and the boya who received Bobcat Since then air pollution has as well as a customer! you believe she’s Candice Ber­ Boys wishing to participate Mra. Herbert JotmsonJohnson of Coven- pins were Michael Suhr, Wll- Authorities say voluntary re­ come to the headlines in Ma­ Come In and Register for Free Hawaiian Trip I gen—Lakey In "The Group," try, who promise an evening liam Nighan, NelU Beiggren, strictions taken by factories Career Ending are asked to bring a signed drid, Barcelona, 21aragosa, al- which marked the start of her IN APPLIANCE-TV SALES AND SERVICE of “ Starpower." Todd Korbusleakl and Robert have reduced contamination 80 parental permission slip, gym mest everywhere where Spain film career, and T.R. in her shorts and shirt, sneakers, soap Church members are Invited McCann, per cent from the level of 1960. For ^Speed Cop’ has Industry and traffic. Cempemies reportedly have in­ latest fUm, “ T. R, Baskin." and a towel. to an Advent Workshop Sunday Mark Maluccl was awarded Help is on the way, the gov­ SAN FRANdBOO (AP) — A And In between, she’s- the CELEBRATE THE EVENT WITH A hockey program for boys hls wolf badg^. vested 8S.0 miinon in filters and from 8 to 6 p.m. Thoee attend­ ernment says. In the meantime young woman who starred between the ages of 8 and IS purifiers. But the smoke still policeman who has worn out 11 ing will make Christmas dec­ not much Is being done. Bilbao, .posite Steve McQueen In "n ie will also be starting soon. An pours out. motorcycles in 46 years and orations and have a session of the Pittsburgh of Spain, re­ : PLAZA DEPT. STORE Sand Pebbles" and organisational meeting has been caroling followed by refresh- Hospital Role mains the city with the most "We can’t force any company vvhose bou calU him "the i tTsmoky day” ^t “iL'^ ^ ’ them iJ S (We Have A Notion To Please) and who has worked with dlrec in the recreation building at Bulletin Board For Huge Hotel is almost invisible. ‘*’®‘f nearing 70 and preparing to re- •2 E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Mkt.) tors like Claude L,eLouche In Herrick Memorial Park. The Bolton Junior Women's A provincial health study of legal b ^ * aim™ tire. OPEN WED., THUB8., FBI. HU 9 "V lvre Pour Vlvre’’- and Mike BARGAINS GALORE James MarahaU of Femwood C3ub will hold a fashion show NEW YORK (A P ) - The Hll- the air in Erandlo, the scene of ®,® « " ® ‘ !.* ® Carl E. Perscheid logs about Nichols In "Carnal Knowl­ Dr., who coached the boys In tonight at 8 at Piano’s Restau- ;• tonn chain has agreed in princi- the worker-police clash, showed A'®**'®- ■ edge.” a very brief first seamn last rant 78 miles a day as supervising pa) to sell the 2,000-room New that five of~every 12 workers f m sergeant for the police depart­ Reluctant at the start about year, plans to Instruct pros- Bolton Orange will hear «^ii i u r I I y toiu UI4MUUW1diminish con-, ment. He’s been on the bikes getting Involved with movies— pectlve players on proper equip­ a musical progrJin by the Vorker Hotel, once the ®‘t y ’ s -hejraU to r e ^ t o taminatlon.” since he became one of the 1 OPEN UNTIL 9 TONIGHT which she managed to do as a ment and bcuic hockey tech­ William MlUer famHy of Coven- largest, for conversion into a An Intergovernmental . com­ city’s first 12 motorcycle offi­ student at the University of niques at Tuesday's meeting. try at its Dec. 10 meeting. The 749-bed hospital. ij AND IVIRY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS mission is preparing legal cers in 1936. Pehnaylvanla—when her real THE YEAH’S GREATEST MONEY-SAVING EVENT!!! Volunteers are working to im­ group wUl meet at 6 p.m. at The 41-year-old midtown declared invalids h ^ iw e of methods, in ccdlaboration with Interests were writing and pho- prove the existing rink by con­ Community Hall. structure, built at a coet of $228 *’®''® tB*"®“ ®* rooted In Feb. 1, he’ll turn 70 and will doctors, engineers, judges and tograi^ty, Miss Bergen says she structing goals and a wbodSn ------mlUlon, would be sedd for about respiratory problems. be required by departmental 2 WlHi A Choice Stock of industrial experU, to put Into n je g ^ „ t lr e likes acting better now. border around the ice. BCancbester Evening Herald $18.6 milUen to the French and Municipal authorities ac Bendd o muucn 10 uie STenen ana . — ------nerhans next sorlns Bll- " It’s so much more grat­ Voter-Making Seaalon Bolton Correqioiident ------,,, . • Toy$, Game$, Puizle$, ifying than it was at first," she Bolton’s next voter-making Donolme, tel. 649-8469. Health Center if state health ‘ ‘‘ ®® awaltlivT the order anxiously. says, in her slow, soft voice, session will be held Dec. 18 ------and housing officials approve. m ^ e y to confront the problem. Bicycle Output Lifted ‘"niat’s because I ’ve changed from 7 t(^9 p.m. at Community __ _ t * Xavier Lividinl,^ vice presl- The"Phe protests Include some Another focal point of con^ SO Times by India d eirt'M d 7enenli’ m M a g w ™ f *«>m nearby farmers who told taminatlon is the river Nei^on. S Gift Wrap, Trimmings and also because movies have HaU^ Norway B efore^ India has changed. Now it’s more like a the New Yorker Hotel C orp, a crops ruined by dirty air. Its filthy waters are blamed for NEW DELHI — i announces Town Clerk Mrs. Olive Too- BEJROESN, Norway — In the subsidiary en Monday longer, but we all cared about "Sure, there are things here I love. Having a family—I really I firom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednes­ the movie and about each oth­ like, and I miss the city some­ times, but I miss it less end shouldn’t talk about it, since I 100% Solid State day from 9 a.m. to 4 pjn., and 6 er. I really feel like I earned Sale! scene. I do not deal with big don’t know, but I can talk my keep and did my job, and p.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday from about being In love. All the rest for one of the first times I felt I the more pleasure I have. 9 a.m. to noon. you do Is just exploring your­ could come up with what was "n ie re ’s a scene in ’T. R. MTs. Toomey advises that self.” fiahing licenses for the 1972 sea­ expected of me.’’ Baskin’ where I go to a singles son are now available at her geoua in person than on the bar,” she continues. " I was AccuColor TV! office. The actress, even more gor- really terrified just doing the Yule Fair Saturday screen, says she enjeyed mak­ leaves you open to better rela- groups like that. I ’ve finally Plans are complete for ing "The Group," and thought learned we all feel a vague "Christmas In the Ckxmtry,” the film was underrated. But sense of having to go to parties. the annual Tide fair to be held after that—"I sort ^ went from RENT fUm to film nev|^ giving it We think we’U miss something at S t George’s Episcopal if we don’t. ELECTRIC Church on Rt. 44A Saturday Misses’ much thought. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. " I ’ve had my share of "W e aren’t missing anything SHAMPOOERI at all. It’s artificial contact, not Highlights of this year’s fair bombs,” she says candidly, "and there were some I active­ a valid meeting. I like to be Cleans Carpats will be live demonstrations of Long ly hatpd. ’Getting Straight’’ was with friends I ’ve met, learning weaving and pottery making by EASIER! FASTER!' the first film iriiere I was In more about them. Going to par­ area craftsmen. Other features touch with myself, more on ties precludes that. I feel really will include herbs from “ 0^1- Holiday j base. Then 'Carnal Knowledge’ like I have shed a lot of excess A . RCA XL- , % Solid Sto AeeuColor.® AeeuColor® lands" of Ooventry, real flower I loved. It was a joy—just total baggage, realizing I have no 100 100 »6 pictures, wooden and ceramic luxury on every level." obligation to these gatherings. brinot togothtr Into eno «ot oil tho footurot pooplo wont moot: AccoColor* u lt r o ^ h t pkfur# tub#, AtouColor® a u tim tk ti^ jewelry, homebaked goods in­ Dresses Miss Betgon’s plush French Nobody cares if you’re there or cluding oven-hot breads, wood­ provincial Park Avenue hotel not. Realizing what gives you ing,' AccuColor* M ,S 00-volt o|l-iolid-itoto chassis. Vivid, li^ C. RCA XL-100, 100% solid State AccuColor* brings’ tbgolhor en plaques, and wrought iron 4 Pair Caldor suite can be described as total pleasure and what doesn’t likt cMt, Automatic fin t Tuning (A.F.T.) and AccuMatic Color into one sot oH tiw fMtures pooplo want most: VivicTCdlor with creations. Misses’ Our Reg. luxurji too, but It’s not the kind leaves you open to better rela Monitor (ACN|). Tho Chatfiold 25" diooonal picturo, larMst in AccuColor* ultra-bright pkturo tube, Fiddlo-frae AouColor* Specialty booths featuring of place where she looks- at tionahlps and terrific good ^ B L U E RCA Color, has tho simpio boouty of Contom|mraw styling. It autoiTMtk flno tuning, and Condstjont, reliablo porformaiHO candles, while elephant items, W onder Ion®' le 19.99 home, and New York isn’t the times.’’ blonds in with rioarly any docor, onhancos all color schomos with AccuColor* 26,500 volt All-toiid-stato chossk and RCA's candles and knitted goods will Full Fashion kind of place she Ukes, even What gives Miss Bqrgen Lustre with its handsonw walnut graining. romarkaUa AccuMatk color monitor which koopo coior.on tw- also offer many obolces for the though she once lived here. Sit­ pleasure Is having a few CARPET got. . , autoimitically. See this Early Americon Color Ceniolo Christmas shopper. Lunch will Cardigans or 1 Size Panty Hose ting cross-legged on the sofa, friends over, sitting around her B . Early Amoriean Copsdlo Styling combinod with suporb RCA Variety of SHAMPOO o lo ll Coitoumor Sam stores. be available at a snack bar. Men’s Matched her windows open to the un- "huge, long table," talking late XL100, 100% Solid Stdto AccuColor* givoa you tho uhimato in 10 School Menus R ib Knits plus Vanity Case Men’s Sweaters aeaaonably warm weather, she into the night, and Just general­ TV viewing. Vivid color, fiddlo-froo automatic tuning and con-’ Monday, hot «tog on roll, po­ Shirt Tie Sets says she can’t feel at home In ly 'being around the jMople she $1 a dagr For Smaller Machine sistont, reliablo porformanco are tho result of RCA's Accucoler* tato ctaipe, cole slaw, cfaoodate loves. "Home to me isn’t about Reg. the city, that she feels isolated idtrci-bright picturo tube, AccuColor* automatic tuning, and cake. 7.99 to here, and that she’s too much property or real estate," she AccuColor* 26,500 volt oll-solid-stato chassis with auternatk TheMday, baked chicken, says, "but where the people 3.88 R/4. Two button cuffs. S to XL. turtles, full fashion crews, car­ lot—partly, I think, to avoid the F or the future, Miss Bergen or 646-6678 Thursday, poritbuiger on roll, S. M. L. vanity case for accessories. digans. loneliness of staying In my wants to write when she Isn’t 1YEAR applesauce, rice, carrots .lem­ on chiffon. S Friday, tuna on biscuit, peas, B. apricots. / Want Old Magaslnes Loungewear. 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■' > 1" ' * 4 V -PAGE EIGIPPEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ THHTRSDAY.'DECEMBER 2. 1971 I / '/ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN Hebron ^nehan Seated From Your As Grand Knight Jamea Lenehan and Thomas Special Foods Say hree, both of Hebron, were In­ Neighbor’s Kitchen stalled recently as grand knight and deputy grand knight, re­ spectively, of the newly organ­ ised Qunnar L^tlkalnen Council ^Happy Holidays!^ of the' Knights of Columbus. Tlie new council, which rep­ Family, friends, festivity and food — all go into the merry mix that makes for resents the towns of Hebron, happy holidays. Chances are you’ll be swept up in the spirit of the season and start Andover, Columbia and Lebcui- on, was named after Ounnar making party plans. Will it be a special dinner, a bountiful buffet. a gay open house l^ytikalnen, one of the first or all three? members to join when the coun­ Sure to satisfy appetites on any occasion are more elegant versions of everyday cil was being organised but who passed away shortly after­ food combinations, such as America's favorite mbnu-mates — beef and potatoes. ward. You can capitalize on the popularity of this pair for any event. Quest of honor at the instal­ For a deluxe dinner, make it a regal rib foast and baked Idaho potatoes. The lation ceremonies, which were held at St. COlumba’s Church success of this platter partnership is documented by top restaurant billing. Tender in Columbia, was Mrs. Lytl- and juicy roast beef, a traditional holiday choice, can stand on its own flavor merit; kalnen. no time-consuming extras are needed. Today’s rib roasts are tailored and trimmed Other officers Installed: Law­ rence Soucy, chancelor; Pat­ to provide more servings per pound. rick Pecaid, financial secre­ Potatoes from Idaho boast special flavor and unique texture that make them tary; Richard LataiUe, warden; the choice, not only for baking for which they’re justly famous, but for every other Edv^ Iiambert, recorder; Co­ lin Rice, treasurer; Ken Bum- cooking method. ham and Patrick Madore, in­ IFVDU UKE S«Vm6S,Y0IIU UWE OUR Quick flavor additions, in form of envelopes of seasoning mixes and bottled side guard; Oeraurd Lamothe ■*> and Yvon DeSautels, outside salad dressings, are special blessings during this busy season. Just try California guard; and Ernest Merbler, Onion Dressing on any green vegetable! Herbert 'Winkler and Bert If a party buffet is included in your holiday hostessing, count again on the beef Bosse, trustees. A buffet lunch, served by the and potato combo to build a satisfying menu. The versatility of these popular food wives 'Of the members, was partners is demonstrated with the tempting variety of hot and cold offerings pictured. served after the installation. CHUCK Parking Ordinance First Selectman Aartm Reid Roast Ribs of Beef reminds residents that ^ ere is 3- to 4-rib beef standing rib roast* a town ordinance prohibiting Place roast, fa| side up, on rack in open roasting pan. Insert meat the^om eter so bulb is the parking of vehicles on high­ ways during and following win­ PflUfORUlA centered in the thickest part of roast. Do not add water. Do not cover. Roast in a slow oven ter storms. (325"F.) to desired degree of doneness. The meat thermometer will register 140T . for rare; The ordinance provides that ' 160®F. for medium; 170®F. for well done. For a 4- to 6-pound roast, allow 26 to 32 minutes "any person who parks a mo­ per pound for rare, 34 to 38 minutes for medium and M to 42 minutes for well done. For a tor vehicle within the limits of 6- to 8-pound roast, allow 23 to 25 minutes per pound for rare, 27 to 30 for medium and 32 to any street or highway main­ 35 for well done. For easier carving, allow roast to "stand" in a warm place lj5 to 20 minutes tained by the Town of Hebron during and for five hours after after removal from oven. Since roasts usually continue to cook after removal from oven, it is any winter storm, so as to ob­ ^ J best to remove them when thermometer registers about 5®F. below the temperahue of done­ struct snow removal operations, ness desired. Before carving roast, remove strings; with a sharp knife, remove backbone and shall be fined ^ and shall be feather bones from roast. liable for any necessary towing costs." By VIVIAN F. FEBOVSON delicious homemade manicotti with other hors d’oeuvres be­ *To make carving easier, have retailer loosen back (chine) bone by sawing across Reid said that vehicles on the with a tall tulip glass of fine fore this one. ribs, and tie roast. roads not cmly hinder snow re- ’There are probably more red wine. Instead of serving Crab With Prosciutto movdl but they also present a hors d’oeuvres served during stuffed mushrooms in a single 21 thin slices prosciutto definite traffic hazard. the Christmas season than at platter, I have eirraiiged three 1 twelve-ounce can fresh Souffle-Topped Twice-Baked Potatoes Clmroli Oanvass any other time of the year. or four on toast points garnish­ lump crab meat, picked 8 Idaho jwtatoes The finance committee (rf the Cocktail parties a n d open ed with parsley. With a little over I V f f i 1 - ' ^ . 2 egg whites t Gilead Congregational Church houses brightly lit and decorat­ imaginaticm, many dishes IVi sticks butter 2/3 cup milk 1 dip dairy sour cream has announced that the annual ed afford the opportunity of get­ served as main courses can be 1 teaspoon, Worcestershire 1/4 cup butter 1/2 cup snipped parsley canvass will be held Dec. 5 ting together with old friends. adapted as hot hors d’oeuvres— sauce 2 teaspoons salt 1/4 teaspoon salt through 12. ’The 'Russians are generally seafood newburgs, curried dish­ teaspoon Tabasco sauce 1/8 teaspoon pepper On Dec. S, which is the Second es, a small boneless beef roast given credit for inventing hors juice of one lemon Scrub potatoes, prick each with a fork and bake in moderate oven (375°F.)* until done, ap­ Sunday of Advent, the Sacra­ d’oeuvres, or zakuski. ’Ihe sliced and served with tiny rye 2 tablespoons finely chopped ment of Communion will be ob­ zakuskl is customarily set out bread. parsley proximately 1-1/2 hours'. Cut slice from top of each potato immediately and scoop out centers, served and pledges o t faith will in profusion, in the manner of ’The French use cold veg­ freshly ground black pepper being careful not to break skins. Mash potatoes; add milk, butter, 2 teaspoons salt and pepper be accepted during the morn­ Swedish smorgasbord,. always etables a good deal, often mar­ Arrange four slices prosciut­ and beat until light. Pile mixture into potato shells. Let cool, if desired.** To prepare topping, ing worship. in a room separate from the inated. Ratatouille, cocked first, to on flat surface, each slice beat egg whites until they hold peaks. Combine sour cream, parsley and 1/4 teaspoon salt and Canvassers will call on those dining area. Qreat varieties of then served well chilled with slightly overlapping the other. fold into whites. Spoon topping on stuffed potatoes and return to oven for 15 to 20 minutes, members and friends not pledg­ hot and cold dishes are import­ crusty Frencl^ bread. You will Place in the center a heaping ew u io tti until topping begins to brown. ing at the morning worship, ant to a good zakuski which is find Arlene Norman’s recipe on tablespoon lump crabmeat. Roll c£Mis. ci/r starting Simday evening and also spelled with a "y ” or an page 33 of the 1969 edition of ham over crab meat cigar style. * -jR S *Potatoes can be baked with roast at 32S°F. until done, approximately 2 hours. continuing throughout the week. "a ” at the end of the word. ’The Herald cookbook. Heat butter in large skillet. CHUCK RQM&T k. 65« cioo laoAsr **If stuffed potatoes are allowed to cool, reheat for 15 minutes in 325°F. oven Members of this year’s fi­ We would consider a full Rus­ ’The English like to serve When foaming, add six ham- before adding topping. nance committee are Ned Ellis, fresh fruits before a meal. wrapped, crab roils. Ham clings Charles Smith and Ned Preli. sian zakuski to be a meal. Like a buffet, the guests serve them­ 'Whole fresh strawberries, cubes to crab when heated. Turn once of fresh pineapple or melon, and cook just until ham starts Broccoli with California Onion Dressing Hanciiecter Evening Herald selves but usually eat standing. k. M - slic^ of apple with roquefort to frizzle and crab is heated CHUCK Hebron correepondent, Anne Vodka is the prime drink. A ,1 /2 cup Wish-Bone California Onion Dressing cheese—you can serve some of through. ’Transfer to hot platter. Emt, Tel. 228-3970. selection of vodkas is tradition­ m m s s ' ' 2 packages (10 ounces each) frozen or 1 bunch fresh broccoli, cooked and drained the sliced apple plain, others Add Worcestershire sauce. al. Besides the plain vodka, - 1 tablespoon chopped pimiento there might be lemon or orange- spread with the cheese. Tabasco and lemon juice to flavored vodka. ’Ihen there is Several years ago, while sit­ juices in skillet. Heat. Pour Cliock stbvK: y jy CU0E s In small saucepan, lyarm California Onion Dressing. Pour over broccoli before serving. Ideal plattcr-matcs for festive dinner are tender Roast Ribs of Beef and Souffle-Topped Idaho potatoes. California Onion Zhukov Named ting under the hair dryer, I over ham. Sprinkle with parsley Sprinkle with chopped pimiento. Yield: 6 to 8 servings. zubrovka which is vodka that- UTE Dressing makes easy and tasty sauce for broccoli. has been steeped in the herb for found an elegant recipe in a and pepper. Serves six. For Lenin Prize which it is named. magazine. It is a fine luncheon Note; For fatter rolls, use dish but an even better hot more crab meat. For ease in cmaS&t 97i & MOSCOW (AP) — Marshal Hors d’oeuvre translated a Beef Balls Rose Tiffany Chips first course. The portions are handling, stuff prosciutto in Cucumber Beef Rolls means "outside the work." In Georgl Sihukov has received his good-sized. Since the recipe afternoon, chill in refrigerator. U M t a u i t s i O f t • OBMOS'VWB U K o t S u t e r , f t f t j 1/4 cup hot water 1/4 cup butter, margarine or Add 1/4 cup hot water to Beef-Flavor Mushroom Mix and combine with ground beef and 2 small or medium-sized Idaho potatoes sixth Order of Lenin, the Soviet other words, sdmethlng nones- 18 to 20 thin slices roasted beef sirloin tip calls for a hot platter, I use a Allow a little extra time for 1 envelope Lipton Beef-Flavor drippings egg. Shape mixture into balls (1 tablespoon each) and place in roasting pan or jelly roll pan. Union’s highest award. sentisd. At one time, the French 1 cup wheat or com flake crumbs 2 packages (3 ounces each) cream cheese silver one that I bought once at cooking, or remove from refrig­ SftWBEEF WUAN SAUSN>E Mushroom Mix 1 cup Ros6 wine ' ^ ^ ' Bake in slow oven (325T .) 20 minutes or until done. Add boiling water to bouillon cu b a to 3 tablespoons Parmesan cheese 1/2 cup grated cucumber* Tass, the Soviet news agency, called hot hors d’oeuvres auction. I place it in the oven erator before planning to use. 2 pounds ground beef 2 sprigs parsley dissolve. Blend flour with melted butter, margarine or drippings; add bouillon and wine 1 tablespoon sesame seeds 1/4 cup grated radishes said Wednesday that the award "entrees volantes" or “petltes briefly at 200 degrees. I garnish For the photograph today, eHOCT ItiBS 2 tablespoons catsup was made "in recc^gnitlon of his entrees." Interestingly, they the crab rolls with fresh par­ king y;rab meat was used. While ^ 1 egg, beaten gradually, stirring well after each addition. Add parsley sprigs, catsup, thyme and garlic and 1/2 cup butter, melted 2 teaspoons onion salU services to the state and the were part of the dinner menu sley for color and serve it at it is okay, the lump crab is O P T S f S y ■ OOWffD 8 S6F '"le.TS' "V W h./2 cup boiling water 1/4 teaspoon thyme cook, stirring constantly, until thickened. Reduce heat, cover and continue cooking 15 minutes. Scrub but do not pare potatoes. Cut in half Soften cream cheese, add cucumber, radish armed forces and on the occa­ and were served after the soup. table. Don’t fill your guests up better. I 2 beef bouillon cubes 1 clove garlic, minced Remove sprigs of parsley. Remove hot beef balls from pan with slotted spoon, stir into sauce lengthwise, then cut each half lengthwise and oition salt. Spread'On slices of cold roast sion of his 76h birthday.” It was once the custom to serve j 1^4 cup flour 2 tablespoons snipped parsley and turn into serving dish. Sprinkle with snipped parsley. Yield: Approximately 4 dozein>aIh. into 4 to 5 wedges. Combine half cereal beef, allowing about 2 teaspoons for each ’Die former defense minister cold hors d’oeuvres preceding crumbs with Parmesan cheese and half has been reported living in re­ lunch. slice; roll up slices; wrap and chill. To serve, tirement in a country cottage crumbs with sesame seeds. Dip potato wedges cut rolls in halves or thirds, depending upon The famous James Beard, as LIVE M AINE ^ 6ROCIKY SPKIALB * just outside Moscow since his do some other authorities, be­ L ive M aine ■ftbtOKfOOO 0 in melted butter and coat half with each crumb length; secure each piece with small wooden ouster as head of the armed lieves that the hors d’oeuvre mixhure. Place on baking sheet or jelly roll pick and arrange on platter. Yield: Approxi­ forces in 1957. had its origin in China whence Chicken HPEeiAlB pan. Bake in a hot oven (400°F.) for 20 to 25 mately 3 to 4 dozen rolls. it went to Russia and Scandina- minutes. Yield: 16 to 20 appetizers. *To grate cucumber, scoop out seedy center ■vla. Prance came next, then the i LOBSTERS portion and grate remainder with skins on Today in History Middle European countries. He Lobclers is uncertain whether the Med­ and press out liquid. Today is ’Thursday, Dec. 2 iterranean countries such as : ^ * c o « i the 386th day ot 1971. There are Italy and Greece learned the Beef Teriyaki Kabobs 29 days left in the year. Guacamole Beef Rolls custom from the Russian route $1.49 2 pounds sirloin steak, cut 3/4 inch thick Today’s Highlight in History or via Persia. There is, of . x i t S k m 1/^cup Wish-Bone Italian Dressing 18 to 20 thin slices roasted beef sirloin tip On this date in 1823, Presl course, considerable similarity lb dent Jam es Monroe outlined the 1/2 cup soy sauce 1 medium-sized avocado in French hors d’oeuvres, Ital­ mm mm M itV CUFUDMiE 1/4 cup white wine 1 tablespoon lime juice Monroe Doctrine against Eu­ ian antipasto, Russian zakusky ropean expansion in the West­ f k 2 tablespoons, honey 1 tablespoon grated onion and Scandinavian "Bmorgasbord. ^ f-iMincn q u a n t it y ABBIVINO THUBSDAY NIGHT MED. CeEAH PIE ern Hemisphere. The word canape applies only 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 1/2 teaspoon salt On This Date to toast, bread, biscuits or 1 can (13-1/4 ounces) pineapple chunks, 1/8 teaspoon coriander In 1901, Napoleon Bonaparte pastry shell topped with spreads : HIGHLAND PARK MARKET drained 4 drops hot sauce crowned himself emperor of or pastes. They are fairly small France. ^ 817. Highland. St.,. Manchester — Phone. 646-4277 ^ TEODUCE SPtCIAUS ^ 8 kumquats, halved 1/2 teaspoon chili powder in size and can be eaten with In 1805, the armies of Napo­ 8 mushrooms, halved 1/4 cup chopped tomato leon were victorious in the B at­ the fingers. 8 canned water chestnuts, halved Larousse Gastronomique, the Mash avocado. Add lime juice, onion, salt, tle of Austerlltz in what is now French encyclopedia of food, Cut steak into 3/4-inch cubes and place in coriander, hot sauce, chili powder and toma­ Czechoslovakia. i wine and cookery, lists more bowl. Combine Italian Dressing, soy sauce, to. Combine thoroughly. Spread on slices In 1859, the abolitionist, John than 30 huge pages of hors of cold roast beef, allowing about 2 teaspoons Brown, was hanged at Charles ^ ^ r m o ^ to A 'A V, m dciei wine, honey and ginger in saucepan. Simmer Town, 'Va., after being convict­ d’oeuvres, both hot and cold. 10 minutes; cool. Pour over beef cubes, cover for each slice; roll up slices; wrap and chill. ed on charges of treason. Included are such things as '6 0 C0 6 -A[A bowl and marinate in refrigerator 2 to 3 hours. To serve, cut rolls in halves or thirds, depend­ In 1942, a nuclear chain reac­ cherries in vinegar, stuffed Remove cubes from marinade and thread on ing upon length; secure each piece with small cocks combs, vegetable fritters tion was demonstrated for the ^ open every night tiil 9! e CO bamboo skewers, alternating each cube with wooden pick and arrange on platter. Yield: and bone marrow croquettes first time, by scientists working •w i I ...... —i-eP plus the more common ^things S m a o H c M U t o a piece of pineapple, kumquat, mushroom oi* Approximately 3 to 4 dozen rolls. on a secret project below the water chestnut. Place kabobs in roasting pan football stadium at the Univer­ we all know so well. we hove locds of sity of Chicago. With the many recipes for & SAtAMI or jelly roll pan. Place in hot oven (450“F.) In 1956, Fidel Castro and a hors d’oeuvres, we see the Christmas grab bog and cook to rare or medium (7 to 8 minutes). Easy Beef and band of his followers landed in same things served with drinks Serve hot. Yield: Approximately 15 kabobs Cuba to try to overthrow the over and over again. Cheese is and gag gifts — k2 t o . (4 beef cubes each). , Vegetable Appetizer Batista government. probably number one as it is 2 pounds cooked roast beef, cut in 3/4 to so easy to keep on hand. Dips In I960, the Archbiahop of all fairway priced! 1-inch cubes that can easily be mixed for Canterbury ^visited Pope John Celery sticks xxni at/lheVatican. It was the serving with raw vegetables or Zucchini squash slices first time in more than 500 crackers is another favorite. I xmos cards for every member of Baked Idaho Appetizers years that the head of the Ang­ am sure we have all served 1 cup water Carrot sticks Hie family — and friendc. . . ‘ Russian Dip lican Church had visited a deviled eggs, stuffed celery, % 2 tablespoons butter * a Pope. meat balls, baby hot dogs and 1/2 envelope Lipton Onion Soup Mix Prepare beef cubes and vegetables, wrap sep­ Ten Yean Ago the like at one time or another. 1/2 cup milk arately and chill. Serve with Russian Dip. Premier Fidel Castro an­ Some hostesses I know serve prices! nounced he was forming a one hot dish in the living room 1-1/2 cups instant mashed Idaho potato monolithic political party in instead of hors d'oeuy^res. Some­ Hakes Russian Dip Cuba, patterned after the Soviet times champagne or wine takes Combine water,butter and Onion Soup Mix 1/2 cup Wish-Bone Russian Dressing Communist party. the place of cocktails. 1 recall in a saucepan and bring to boil. Remove from 1 cup dairy sour cream Five Yean Ago Grace Rublnow (nice serving a heat; stir in milk and instant potato flakes. 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce ’The Burmese statesman, 1 tablespoon snipped parsley, if desired U ’Thant, got unanimous ap­ Cool mixture. Press in buttered and floured proval for a new full term as IDENTinCATION cooky molds or small muffin pans or form in Thoroughly mix Russian dressing, sour ertam United Nations secretary-gen­ PASSPORT PHOTOS balls. Bake in hot oven (40O°F.) 25 to 30 and Worcestershire sauce. Chill 1 hour or eral. lAroek of tnoAni Deeigned to both ■Umulate and eaHefy ippetltee ie holiday buffet includins (clockwise from top Icft)i Tiffany Chips, Beef Balls minutes, until golden brown. Remove from -more. Stir in parsley before scrying. If de­ One Year Ago SALEM NASSIFF R oe( Easy Beef Md Vagatable Appatizar, Batf Ttriyaki Kabobe, Bakto Idaho Appatizare and (in center) Guacamole Beef pans and arrange on tray. Yield: 1 to 2 dozen CAMERA SHOP ft STUDIO V oownhwn n>oi>A«i_____ sired, or garnish with parsley. Yield: 1-1/2 ’The North Atlantic Treaty Or­ Rolls and Cucumber Beef Rolls. All wait wall in the rehrlgarator; aome make quick trip to oven before table appearance. appetizers. cups. ganization adopted a plan to 629 Main St., Manobeator bolster NATO military forces 616-7869 during the l9T0s.

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Under the present sys­ went to ^ the state capital Price Commission has warned Of 600 who answered a sur- TSe SaUt ( 0> meeting of the committee to be The Vernon town committee What you pay in June, you pay in Jan­ fare and Humane Institutlona Itself at odds with the Pay —The Senate approved 66-4 dark-haired. Blatty cays. "I pre­ StM (1) Nawa with Walter Cron- kite - held Tuesday. has a full force of 76 members uary. Committee, Board which recently okayed a and sent to the House a bill giv­ fer to think of the phenomenon (S4S) Nawa wUh H.K. ___ with two vacancies existing at They argued that the state ing President Nixon a year's aad Harnr keaaeaar (0) Town Chairman Abner Brooks You get heating efficiency all year round 16 per cent wage and benefit In­ as an energy form. A dU- (11-80) NBO Nawa (0) the. present time, had to find a more humane crease for coal miners. extension, to April SO, 1078, of ambodled Intelligence. Why said the meeting will be held with clean, dependable Mobil Heating Oil, 7i4# (I) Jadd Far 'Tha Defaaaa (C> A deadline of Dec. 10 has been way to finance the state. One The decision also raised Com­ broad powers over the econo­ not? After all, what is a (I) Trath or Coaaeqaeneea (C) at 8 p.m. at tha First Federal (U) m t k Taa te k c set for the filing of rules and convenient monthly payments you can Qlastonbury woman said to the mission Chairman C. Jackson my. I thought? What la electricity?” (n-tS) Newa — sperta aad meeting roqm. Park Place. changes with the office of the 1 " ■ count on. legislators, "You did have your Grayson to status as the domi­ —A buoyant stock market The 4S-year-old Blatty, a Weather (C) Plans are to discuss the change, (40) ABC Nawa (C) adopted by a statewide Demo­ Secretary of thO State. Call us now. We're home heating specialists. And opportunity and you missed It.” nant figure within President rallied with a strength some lean, amiable yet Interne man, 111# (I) AU Abaat FSoea (0) The -crowd applauded her (IS) Mevia Game cratic rules convention on Oct. Budget Organizers, to make your winters more comfortable. I w |i@ l Nixon’s apparatus for batting analysts attributed to growing has been interested in the oc­ (M) I Draam of Jaaaale loudly. From that point on the down Inflation. 2, and if there is no opposition, Workers said the commlssion’g confidence In the economy. cult—especially demona and de­ (M) Fljrlae Naa isi income* tax became a part of "This coal settlement was <4e) Drasaat ( 0 ) to take action on It. Great-Grandparents heating oil actions would have no effect on —General Motors released a moniac poosesslon—since hla SiN (I) Beareatot the fight to increase welfarb made after the wage guidelines undeigraduato daya at George­ l_J0aabrldsed Committee told the Connecticut day Is likely to be a half-inch wage settlements above the WILLIAM BLATTY I1:U <1) Haviee 315 CENtER STREET did not provide enough mmey. Pay Board’s 6.6 per cent guide­ Grayson said, the same cri­ old girl by a demon, perhaps iDemocrats to llberallzd rules taller than his cou n te^ rt of a | MANCHESTER FOR Satan himself, and the ex- 11 :U Toalfhl 8how A state Income tax was enacted line. teria used in limiting Old Ben Oanea and stop self-endorsing them­ decade ago. last summer, but later re­ Was he saying that firms will be applied across the board croism of that demon some $00 through Is the to u g ^ t pcul. It (8-4S) Dick CaveU Show (C) llM (S-8S) Nawi —Frsirer A pealed. which sign hefty wage con- I" Ibe coal industry. page# Unter .by a priest, iDamlen takes me a long time to get to Cosmetics Karras, “t I d e n ^ with Kar­ Off tracts ^proved by the Pay He declined to speculate on the typewriter, but when I do I ras,” Blatty says, notlpg that ZMaeaUeasl TV (M) Board are not yet "out of the whether the commission Is work until I'm, exhausted, then during his college days he was Thanteir, Oecembar X Half of Minerala woods" when they go before emerging as the less-poUtlcSI of IPS I go to bed, .and then I start "heavy, very heavy on theology working again.” PM the Price Commission? the two panels because there StN HeSsePedse Lodge (C) Taken in 60 Yean and phU0ao|>hy,” Grayson responded with a are five public members on the Of the two books, Blatty says, • iM 'feoluielegy far Tamalorrow (C) "one will be a gentle reminis­ "NUmeiffial Control" UNITED NATTONS, N. Y. — firm "yes.” commission and five puUlc, Uggetts "The boob Is baaed on on ac­ Tide Btoek doinuil B (0) In the case of many common In the case of Old Ben, the five labor and five business tual caa^ that happened In cence my parents and boy­ "Toko Back Your Mind” Part hood in New Yoric City, the oth­ a minerals, more than half ttf commission allowed a 3.78 per members of the Pay Board, At the Parlcade Maryland in 1047,” Blatty says. 7I80XBA those extracted from the earth cent price increase. The firm Grayson also described pre- MANCHESTER “ I got Interested In the case er will be a theologlcal-thriHer, S ite n ir tr Miaetei (0) Brotherhood in Action gave an appreciation party the story of a man chasing aft­ 8:8# Waaldastae Wook la Movlm since time began have been re­ had sought a 6.71 per cent hike, llminary results of a survey the when I was a student. It con­ tiM Hallirwaod TolevMisn Thaalor last night at the KofC Home for teen-agers who BIA Honors Volunteers cerned a.]yoting boy who was er God.” Bread and Puppet The- have worked as volunteers renovating the Teen moved In Just the last 60 years. Officials of the United Mine commission is taking of the believed possessed and the 1S:M WorM Preis Bovlow (0) Center in Manchester Recreation Area. Enjoying church was called In for on ex- t#:4S David LMttoJohni OriUc At Who Work on Teen Center arse plus a CERAMIC TILE ital of Bangla Deefa, the inde- a list ot priorities of interior Warren, Laurie. Ganzer, Abbey BROADLOOM Sunday iJancing everywhere or ing the rebel army in East percentage, Blatty says. And he co m p le te legalize It. p«ident Bengali nation for Pakistan, the MukU Bahlni, be­ equipment they want. BIA will ElUs, Scott AlemMy, Greg Mc­ wlU i»t>duce It, which means, ROEERT P. ROY use the $1,800 raised for the Two commissioners voted to which the Bengalis of East cause “we have a responsibility Allister and Tom Mhrtle. Blatty soya, "that I get to BUnOERi 0M.M67 center and any additional do­ ban It everywhere. One called I Pakistan have been fighting to see that peo$de in an adja­ WALL TO WALL CARPET choose the director, the cast the whole law etupld. since President Agfaa M o­ cent country are not annihi­ nations for equipment. and oversee the entire produc­ The volunteers who will re­ hammed Tahya Khan ordered lated.” Sales Top $2 Billion CONTINUOUS FILAMENT 100% NYLON tion. I also hire (he screenwri­ his amiy to crush their autono­ ceive free membership cards In­ ter—me.'” , clude Jeff Stmie, Tim 'Dennin, WASiilNGTON — The typical my movement last March. independent tire dealer baa sales Blatty, Who hopes to start A n Indian government Norwegians Spend Bob Dennin, Peg Dennln, Craig WITH 48«OZ. PADDING ~ Turner, Scott Turner, Maura exCe^diiig $670,000 a year, ac­ mokjng th^,fll5q..li» t| ie ppriijg. cqxikesman In New Delhi said TAKB AD^^UP^AGB :6v fi?*. -r--A'- 25 Houn at Movies Ityment, Dave Varsell, Steve cording to the Natlimal Tire ot 1072, never has produced' a' the Indian troops north of lOUi BDBBBB BACK Holidays Ahead Weikoven, -Paul Kutcher and Dealers and Retreaders Asso­ SCULPTURED film-, before but he has written have cut the only rail link be­ OSLO — The average Nor- Frank Phllapena. ciation. Su<4i dealers’ total an­ over a dozen screenplays. tween the northwest Dinajpur vmgian spends 18 hours a year SHOP reading bocdcs from libraries, . Also, Joyce Edgar, Rose Lin­ nual gross sales top $2 billion. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 ’ PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD, MANCtfESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 Cavaliers Going First Class The DRY Side All-America Includes Marinaro NKW YORK fAPl — will appear Thursday, Dec. fl, per effort In Saturday's windup Even such runners as Marl- Trophy as the nMlon’s host h*' o f Sports WouldiNiKW.lUKtv you like to have a ®" The Bob ^ Hoi^^s^oiai...... (NBC-Oklahoma Stats. „aro. Pruitt and Mitchell prob- Both in Air and On Court Bre®aW^^^^ a relapse, Sullivan can , . p l e t ^ 162 of 291 ^ s e s for „acks, Marinaro carried 366 crank up and unload to his fa- ''“""‘'V B*® All-Amer- 38.31 victory over Oklrtorna EASTERN CONFERENCE 2,012 yards and 20 touch'* times for a record 1,881 yards, vcrlte 'Auburn target, split end lea defensive line—ends Walt and Long, a 24-yeaPOld __ NEW YORK (AP) — Chicago’s Bulls edged within Atlantic Division By DEAN R- YOST downs and three running Prultt I6O times for 1,476 yarils Terry Beasley. The speedy red- Patulskl of Notre Dame and veteran, won Uie Ns^ t^ s 3(4 games cf first-place Mil­ W. L. Pot. GB back who have cairied 745 and Mitchell 229 times for 1,484 head caught 66 passes for 846 Smylle Gebhart of Georgia for gallantry beyond the can or “What the hell, let’s fly Boston ' 14 10 .683 - .i' first class,” Bill Fitch said waukee In the Midwest Divi­ .^riiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiir . liiiiiil!iliiiiilil!lllliliili!ii^^ times for 3,841 yards? yards. Pruitt and Mitchell each yards and 12 touchdowns. Doug Tech, tackles Larry Jacobson duty In Vietnam when ne sion, and dropped Cincinnati to New York 18 10 .666 (4 T ^t’s what The Associated have one regular season game KIngsriter of Minnesota is the of Nebraska and Mel Long of single-handedly wiped ou recently — and his Cleve­ 12 12 .600 2 Final Games Most Rewarding Indian standouts . . .'Barry Bernstein is a tie with Cleveland, by riding the new aksistaht wrestling coach, help­ Press All-America team, an- left. tight end. Toledo and middle guard Rich enemy machine gun nest, land Cavaliers have been Bob Ijove’s big first half to a Buffalo 8 14 .364 6 If Manchester High's football team ing Ccach Bob Allbrio . . . Jim Balesano, nounced Wednesday, has in Marinaro also Is major col- Forming the Interior lino arc Glcver of Nebraska. The linebackers wo 'Dave doing just that ever since. 16-point lead, then stifling Roy­ Central Division And if the coach of the sud­ could play Its schedule over again, starl­ presently attending Trinity College, help­ Helsman Trophy winner Pat lego football's all-time leading tackles Jerry Slsemore of Patulskl, a monstrous 266- CSianey of San Jose Btaw, jen als raUles. Baltimore 10 13 — denly rampaging National Bas­ ing with the last five gsjnea first and the ed pace the freshman squad to a perfect Sullivan of Auburn, the quarter- groundgalner with 4,716 yards. Texas and John Vella of Soiilti* peundor, reportedly could be Siemon of Stanford and Love finished with 36 points, CSeveland 8 13 .W1 1 ketball Association club keeps first four last, one might see a different 6-0 season. Balesano now has turned his back, plus runners Ed Mari- Mitchell has established an ern California, guards Reggie the first pro drMt pick If the Taylor of Michigan ^th No 0 24 of 'them In the first two peri­ Cincinnati 8 13 .881 1 his word. It'll be riding to i|he Atlanta 6 17 .261 4 result In the find! CXTIL. standings. attention to the boMcetball cou rt. . .South naro of Cornell, Greg Pruitt of NCAA record by scoring 28 McKenzie of Michigan and Buffalo Bills continue at the Dame’s Clarence Bills, Ten- ods as the Bulls built a 66-40 front of the plane for the rest of WESTERN CONFERENCE The Red and VVhlte ended Its season Windsor High has place<| Phil Levesque Oklahoma and Lydell Mitchell touchdowns while Pruitt has a Royce SmlUt of Georgia and bottom of the National Football nessee’a Bobby Majors m a margin. But (IlincInnaU chipped the season. Mldwftst DivlsiTom Brahaney of Okla- League. Tom 'Myers of Syracuse in tn away at the lead, trimming it The Cavs,‘ pulling within a 21 4 .840 — High, 40-18, and posted a 4-0 won-loss ley conference aoecer team and Rock­ The AP' All-America team yards per carry. He needs a su- homa. Jacobson won the Outland secondary.______to as little as six points, before M' wauHee game of Idle first-place Balti­ 16 2 .727 3(4 record for the 1971 season. ville placed Bob Campbell, Bruce Feigu- falling short. Guard Nate Ar- Chicago On paper, plus actual warfare, the more in the Central Division, > chibald of the Royals led all f ’hoenlx 12 11 .522 8(Mi, A1 Paris and Hm Strawmyre (xig Melexly and Gary scorers with 42 points, 29 of Detroit 9 14 .891 scoring 40 points cr better In each out­ Yale, UCoun secutive victory Wednesday them in 'the final two periods. Pacific Division Kinel, two former basketball standouts night as Chortle Davis came off ing. Over this same period, MHS tallied Atlanta, with “ Pistol Pete’’’ *“®“ Angeles 21 3 .876 at Glast Catholic High, will head the hoop the bench to pump in 11 fourth- 173 points while the (^>poslUon scored Maravlch getting his highest G®'den St. 16 9 .640 squads at the University of Connecticut Both Leaders quarter potots and power only 86 points. Manchester’s only loss 1 point output since returning Seattle 15 10 .600 and Eastern Connecticut State College (5leveland to a 116-110 triumph ever this period was administer^ by from a bout with mononu “ 6 19 .240 this seasion. over H(Xiston. Wethersfield High, 10«. .* . • m In Openers t: clcosls, snapped a six-game los- Perlland 3 10 .130 In other action, JZhIcago beat No team really humiliated Maiushester, Ing streak by handing the Pis­ Wednesday’s Results Cincinnati 109-101, Atlanta de­ like the Silk Towners did In each of Racing Tid IBits By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A V tons their fifth straight setback. Los Angetos 124, Boston 111 Racing news is still in the making de­ feated Detroit 117-103, Los An­ their four victoriea Ute Yale and University of Maravich" and Herm Gilliam Ciiicago 109, Cincinnati 101 spite winter conditions. Lou Laszaro geles belted Boston 124-111, Overall, the Indians account for 216 Connecticut basketball teams TWO-POINTER—Maryland’s Tom McMillan, surrounded by five Brown players, had 23 pcFnts apiece, second Cleveland 116, Houstem 106 from Fonda Speedway in New York has Philadelphia slipped by Seattle points while their opponents tallied 175. will each be l(x>klng for Its first only to teammate Lou Hudson’s Atlanta 117, Detroit 100 walked off with top honors in the All r toiKu ''>4 '•' ‘ » still managed to get his shot o ff and score on first attempt. (AP Photetfax) 102-98 and Phoenix bombed Philadelphia 102, Seattle 96 In comparison to Manchester's last five- ■victory Saturday when they 26, and Walt Bellamy added 21 Star Racing League. Laszaro was Portland 139-103. game totals, their first four had the op­ meet in Storrs after losing their as the Hawks, Heading only 66- Phoenix 139, Portland 103 awarded $8,000 tor his efforts. . .Bill Last Saturday night, follow­ ABA position seming 88 points to their 42. opening games Wednesday 84 midway in the third pericxi, Gre(x> was 15th in standings and hauled ing a victory to Atlanta—the Bast Division Leading the scoring parade were se­ night as the Connecticut college took advantage of several De­ in $1,668' . . .First race on NASOAR’S 1972 (3avs’ third In a row—Fitch de­ nior end Mike Mlstretta and halfback basketball season got under troit turnovers to turn the W. L. P(!t, OB calendar is Jah. 23 at Riverside, Calif. cided to splurge a little and fly 16 8 .714 Bill Rhodes. Mlstretta notched seven way. Driesell Concerned game into a rout. Jimmy Walk­ Kentucky — Next on the schedule is the DAytona 600 the team home first class. 14 9 .609 2 TD’s via passes, while Rhodes carried The Elis were never really in er of Detroit led all scorers with Virginia at Daytixia Beaidi, Florida, Feb. 20 . . . the gaune against a tough For- An NBA ruling requires first- Floridians 11 14 .440 6 the ball Into the end sone seven times. class treatment only on flights 27, Frank Maratta, promoter o f. the Hart­ dham team, and six of the Los Angeles, on a rampage of Pittsburgh 11 16 .423 6(4 Junior running back Steve Samlotis ac­ of two hcMirs cr more—the At- ford Auto Show starting Jan.' 21, is bring­ Rams scored in double figures its own, rolled to victory No. 16 Carolina 9 13 .409 6(4 counted for 36 points (Ml six touchdowns, lanta-toClevelond run is less ing in MEark IXmohue as the featured at­ as they tromped Yale 119-82. in a row—five short of the all- New York 9 13 .409 6',4 five (Ml runs. Quarterback John Wlggln than that—but Fitch was feel­ traction. The show will be at Uie Hart­ UCbnn went up against a With Winning PASSING GAME— Len Wilkens of Seattle passed time NBA record set a year West Division tallied four TD's, alt l scoring NEW YORK (AP) — of its field goal attempts, ■with Xaver, Ohio; No. 16 Penn raced his players, “ that If they won Dallas 10 14 .417 7 point attempt for 20 rruirkers. Rugged combined (or a massive HcMiored guests will include Bugs Ste­ record in the game and bad “I’m not concerned wheth- Taylor scoring 22 and BUI to a 26-9 lead and coasted to a five to a row they’d go first Denver 9 13 .409 7 tallbeck Lyle Elastman hauled in three last year at this points against Boston. three players with more than 20 er''wo'look gOO(l or bad” *^®"A®^y adding 21. Paul Stoval 97-67'triu m i* over Kings Coi- class all season. I’m ready to John Johnson and Bobby Smith for them Memphis 9 14 .391 7(4 scoring aerials for 18 points. Both Ron vens, track champicMi in the modified was a different West, shooting a blazing divislcm, and Frank Eklwards, king in the points. High man for UConn dpciAitod MarvlnnH hnnirpf ®h*PP®d I" wiUi 17 potots and 13 lege, Ha., at Uie Palestra, and take them first class If they’re had 20 apiece, Davis had 19 and time—but it .u .i* Wednesday’s Results Roy and Dick Letts had one six-pointer rebounds. No. 16 New Mexico State fell ready to meet the challenge.” Austin Carr 16 while Rick Rob- kind of streak." A year ago the per cent from .the field, had <8 six - cylinder class. Also, NASCAR’s was At Vaughn with 22 points. Carolina 118, Pittsburgh 117 apiece. Jon Leber did all the extra point Dan coacn ^ r t y unesell, southern Cal, meanwhile, before llttle San Angelo 77-71. They met it against the Reck- ersen hauled down 18 rebounds. CavaMers were 1-28. They man- ^ The University of Bridgeport Floridians 107, Dallas 106, ot kicking, putting 18 thrxxigh the uprights public relations man, Phil Holmer, 'will only /whether we win or could hit on only SS per <;ent of Nc. 17 St. John’s scored 13 ets with balance. Butch Beard ’.‘I believe in momentum,” aged just 15 victories all sea- the Celtics Atlantic Division join l^ead table guests along with Bob lost a 77-75 overtime decision to Only games scheduled in 29 attempt^ l«b er also had one field ^®®' its shots. consecutive points at the start led 'the Cavs with 21 points, said Fitch. “ They had it going son. New they’re 9-14 lead over idle New York to half Sommers . . . Denis Zimmerman, 1971 Union College in the season NHL goal in three tries. Wlggin had 11 passes Driesell’s Terps, ranked.sixth Marquette proved too much cf the second half and defeated ------a game, opened their own Pa­ Itookie-of-the-Tear at the Indy 600, and t-7 Jim Boston. Mcnt. 14 3 6 34 88 52 Game reaulta: Hall 28, Marxdiester 20; Wet-9 center Bill 7 13 4 18 62 86 ter 6; Manchester'40, Maloney Man­ pear at ^afford Speedway April 16, for Oallan who had 26 points and 20 opening night o t the 1971-72 col- Luke Witte, (Milo State’s 7- had the night off, and Samford Oilers head coach Ed Hughes By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the game that put the Cougars points, in- Detroit 7 14 4 18 60 80 chester 40, Permey 20; W ether^eld 16, what (xxild p<»sibly bo the biggest purse HANG IN THERE — Jockey Vic Soane clings to bled after taking second fence in England steeple- ' eluding two cn the 22-foot jump Vanevr. relxxmds. lege bfesketball season. footer, poured to 20 points and rallied in the second half to up- have television on their minds 4 16 6 13 67 90 Manchester 6; Manchester 47, Bristol in New England racing history. the neck of his mount. Cardinal Error, which stum­ '• • ♦ iSacrad Heart opened its sea­ chase. Soane fell but wasn’t injured. (AP Photofax) in th, intM’. nwgor up«t, « mbain*. to .pnrk No. !0 OkMomn 71-7! al j , Two point. In two tune, ond “ V S t ” tTlh.omrter oI m M thTt^i-'^clS West Diviston Central 20; Manchester 40, WlnAam 18. son on a winning note as they Kr * « wntown* „ npp.,.nt [j,- f S l." S it ILn LrlS.T‘S Z Minn, 17 4 3 37 72 38 Back on Ski Slopes dumped Pace College 97-84 with Last weekend marked the first time lort otoy two game^ Houston started slnwlv ^ games, Brian touchdown catch ruled dead at Dgahetbali Association’s well- (Condors topped all scorers with Spencer Haywood’s 36 potots. Chicago 16 6 2 34 76 44 Player’ s Dads Welcomed center Ed Czemota leading the ^ to UCI^-lart year, fell ® ° ^ Taylor exploded for 39 points to the cne-yard line to Sunday’s 42 points. W n i x , with Paul Silas hit- Pitts, 9 14 2 20 66 78 I have been on a ski slope in over a way ■with 33 points and 19 befora unranked Arizona State StantoM, leading ^ y Princeton to a 99-68 romp 37-24 loss to Cleveland, Hughes Packed East Division. Manchester's last game of the seasmi The______results left'the Floridians ting 25 potots and Mo Layton Calif. 7 11 4 18 49 68 year and a half. The experience and rebounds. 96-7ff at Teimpe, Arlz. ®ver Rutgers, spoiling Dick is ready to suggest putting an Tbat’s the results of Wednes was called Dad’s Day. All fathers of Washington Making Pitch third in the East, six games off and Connie Hawkins scoring 22 S. Louis 7 13 4 18 64 82 the enjoyment of skiing on one of New In an intra-state contest, In other games involving the then came cn to puU away ^ebut as coach of the official in the pr^ss bSx with an day night’s only two ABA con- third in toe ^ t six games oH gonnected players were welcomed on the side­ York’s finest mountains. Hunter, made on a torrid 66 L. Ang. 5 18 1 11 52 99 Fairfield had five players score Top Tern No 4 k ^ u e t t e cvot- Scarlet Knlghta; Lehigh, with a instant-replay handy. burtrh. Caroli^ ^d^ew York Per cent of their lines. In all, 16 fathers participated. They the trip woith while. Wednesday’s Results In the double figures as it powered St. John’s, Mton. 89-50, . ® pair of key free throws by Mike “There’s tco much money to- overtime squeaker over Dallas tempts and maintained *a mar- New York 7, Buffalo 2 were, Messers McCulUxdc, Giorgettl, It takes a little over three hours to downed Southern Connfictlcut Odell supporting two sons, Mark and drive to Hunter, N.Y., but once you No.,6 Ohio State got by GeotKla “ seconds, volved to some of their decl- and Carolina’s come-(rom-be- Dallas in the West is X*® at least 20 potots in the Pittaburgh 4, Detroit 2 99-78. Southern’s John Ivey w m Tech Atlanta 03-66, No. 7 “P" scored a 69-64 upset over La- slons,” Hughes said. “There’s a Wnd 118-117 nerve Jangler Dallas, in the West, is Ksecond half over the Trail Bla­ Toronto 4, St. Louis 2 Scott; Coughlin, 'Vincek, SamioUs, Roy, get your skis on, it’s all worth the ef­ the game high scorer with 23 tied with Denver, seven games Walsh, Milka, LaChappell, Pryor, Fleish­ For New Baseball Franchise Hoitston defeated Stanford 87- Salle; center Eric Minkin’s lot of money involved for each against Pittsburgh. zers, led by No. 1 draft pick Montreal 5, Los Angeles 3 fort. Snow c™®^ National team; Utah made couldn’t put an official on a a 51-38 halftime lead. But the del and Bill Keegan. . .Keeping the of­ Sunday vdiich made the snow sticky. Connecticut------romped - _ over West- Washington Senators skip- in a curt tone. ^ ^ ^ » “ >® 0®"®®™ for the corn­ No." 1 UOLA ■, No. 2 North coach Bill Foster’s debut a win- television camera and let him chaps fought back and forced fensive statistics for MHS were Denis This was Hunter’s first weekend open field state 103-80, Coast Guard , , lawmahm-s in the «u«i, wont on .oftonino- ai. the delegaUon’s munlty welfare,’’ said the Cel- Carolina and No. 8 Long Beach ^®r Nortowe em. ^ 97.79 pounding overrule decisions on the field the game into overtime as Rich Wlrtalla and Greg Germain, two former to skiers. downed Curry 83-60, and Quin- Sisk went on, softening his determined stand, said: “ We ler letter. State did not play. Barry Moran scoreo xe o e ^ i^oyola of Los Angeles; Levi if they turn out to be wrong. Jones hit a 16-foot jump shot S h o i : IS niplac defeated Nichols 78459. "a tlO ^ capital Have be^un platform :^’We are here on the are absolutely certain of ample Danzansky insisted that a “The young players were lorora. „„„„„ Phillips hit for 29 points as Adams was upset about an with 27 seconds remaining in ______to pitch tor a new major request ot the leadership of resources to adequately finance new team wcxildn’t be troubCed probably a UtUe bit tight,” con- In otlmr ^ m e s 1^ Virginia downed East attempt to black out Oiler tele- regulation play, : ^ In 1 r. a rirkal • franchise. congress. We are reasonable baseball in Washington. Wheth- pv monev oroblems like the old ceded Driesell, spe^ng about te^s ^^®"* Carolina 103-86; junior Steve casts back to Houston when the C ™^® ^®‘*’ big de- nmn worWng for the g ^ ^ er it is an expansion team, or a Washington franchise because But Mack Calvin sank a pair Vernon Physician Gives Report on Runners N1 k 1 a U S his so{homore-studded line-up. N°- tt Jacksonville over- Downing’s 31 potots paced In Ollers played in Cincinnati two T n n Monev Snot ®a ®»“> moving from another city .rp ' he would name a panel to work Adams said the Oilers’ game Calling Dr. Kristan. It’s downstairs of only 60; regular the PGA chamolonshlD earlier InS*®® I* baseball doesn’t come ®“ ®®all for granted, we re not lawmakers, with the Washington group. that my first game of the added 21 as No. IS Michigan ond r^ ed N o^ Carolina Cincinnati was shown only in Jim McDaniels’ 24 led Caro- f-o and to prove K, ® clock, only eo beau a me pipA cnampion^p ewiiOT through by 1973 •*®*'® ®'’®*' spUled milk.’’ -we are a bipartisan group,’’ year." topped Notre Dame 101-83, opens its season at home In an Lufkin Instead of Una’s attack—but it was Gene Kristan, not Dr. Christian this year, served noUce he’s the ^ , . nther Vnembpra of the delera. The major leagues t(x>k over of radio and Hollywood minute,’’ Kristan said. “i tor- - the $160,000 ^® must have a team in o ^ r members_or me aeiega- said Rep. Horten, “and 238 slg Southern Cal. considered a spoiling Digger Phelps’ debut Intersectlonal battle against southwest regional hookup. Little’s only two field goals of fame tunately found him at the end rf. A * A w Washington by 1973 " Joseph ‘ “ m’® H®*®’ natures is more than a major- center-stage Wednesday, shlft- threat to dethrone UOLA as Pa- as coach of the Irish. Rice, seventh-ranked Houston Walt Disney World Open ^If president of Ihe appear before BasebaU Com- uy of the Congress.’’ ‘ng the winter meeting site to clflc 8-r-andv N(2AA-champlonB, No. 14 Kansas exploded for 12 travels to C ^ ‘(ornla and No. 8 ------Dr. Kristan. in this case, ^ is piuse was re- Tournament Wednesday whenw h e n Dansansky, ...... president.... , of the delegaterwere also armed Phcenlx after the minors closed SHOE-rawN he cruised around the 6,924- ® board of trade, ran Into a sizzling shooting per- consecutive points shortly be- Long Beach State plays Its sea is Joseph Kristan of Rock^ ^ 24 major league owners were with a letter from Rep. Emman- “P “hop to the morning at near- at home against yard, par-72 Magnolia course to news conference, formance "by the Sun Devils, fore halftime and went on to son opener offers you an all leather vine, a practicing M.D. and he slightly What if baseball doesn’t satis- *^P- P’rank Horton, R-NY; uel Celier, chairman of the by Scottsdale. director of health.in the Town exceeded the 86 per cent on tte a Rteriino' Ml What if basebal Arizona State sank 60 per cent post an easy 76-67 victory over Corpus <3iristl chart but when you talk with K & ® fy the demand? “We’ll run over R®P- Melvin Price, D-IU.; Rep. House Judiciary Committee. The majors went through a of Vernon (Rockville) and a ______Joel Broyhlll, D-Va., Walter Celler pointedly stressed that series of private, unspectacular longtime advewate of physical him and find out that he has a disc with fusion, and has pains Washington, mayor of the na- baseball had ilcng been exempt sessions smd there was no ex- HARNESS BOOT fitness. Marines Notch First Victory tion’s capitol; GUberg. Hahn, from antitrust laws. He in- plosive trading action like the For several’ ^ iiiS T D ir iW s - his legs you really under- chairman of the city council dlcated that the favorable poei- four big deals that hlghllgltted tan was a participant in the an- how this remarkable man and John Kaufmann, president tlon could change. the first two days of he meet- nual Five Mile Road Race In unbelievably able to finish € of the Washington Evening :'Now, as never before, there Ings Monday and ’Tuesday. MANCHESTER TIRE. INC. Manchester on Thanksgiving . . . ., Star. is growing recognition that the ’The American and NaUonal VALUE TO $25 morning. This year he was “ « ® K>-®®‘ tribute to his y # Y MB’s Start Late, “We had a very satisfying owners, who to the name of the leagues hold separate meetings forced to adjust to a spectator’s cour®g6 intestinal forti^de meeting," said Kuhn. “Baseball public interest successfully today as the week-long baseball role, due to an Injury, but was **® B’^*’**® sucdi a race is flattered to have this delega- maintain their blanket ex- affair continues. on hand checking the pulses of such a disability. He UHd some of the participants. me after the race that in the Defeat Scheibel’s FREE / Ever \ Bring the family in before His cardiovascular findings, morning his resting pulse runs Montreal Trails New York end of this week and save up which were forwarded, proved about 62, and this in itself Is The 1971-72 Senior Men’s Basketball League officially Bowling quite interesting. ® remarkable testimony to his to 4 0% ! Smooth brown feather, got underway last night with a twinbill at Illing Gjm. We d n e s d a y WIVES — Dr. Charles Robbins, a prac- fitness, both physical and cardl- lonj^wMdng soles, M width, for In the tough Senior I Division, Moriarty Bros., seeking Peggy caiiahan 178, Shirley SAFETY CHECK / wonder \ ticlng physician himself, now ovascular." everyone, as follows: Ladies sizes on the staff of the Connecticut f®®® here was the 1,160th an unprecedented 12th straight leagrue title, fought back Pointer 177. W arm Reception %from an early l2-perhaps the best known entry Podlozny, age 56, who lost defeat Scheibel Bros., 101-80. side, led all scorers with 36 W e Check k $16.99 (10” or 14"). Big ’The second Senior II Division points, to leatl Scheibel’s ' what I each year In the' Five Mller. ®n® World War n , was of- Bennet T a n k ers K 3V2-6 - $10.99. Last Thursday was the 26th checked both before and after icnBc. x&ii Jim Kunn &qci6(1 id ^ Then Icy Greeting BRAKE SYSTEMS • BALL JOINTS time Robbins competed here. U>e race by Kristan and found their first game in two years while Rick Murphy contributed SC O F C VslOSC W lH SHOCK ABSORBERS # WHEEL BEARINGS Robbins, Kristan noted, had a t® he In “ splendid physical con- DENNIS M( rate was 86 to the lm the way was versatile Kent For Allied, playing their first Address. and at the end ot the race he Reds Rally to Win 100 back — WoUram (B), Roberto scored for the Cana- The line of Rod Otlbert, Vic ( THIIN1rwo^CMO ) MANCHESTER _ PROVIDENCE (AP) — ’The Smith with 28 polnU, including game ever, Phil Chak netted Derrick (EH), Dlncher (EH), ®>'® than dependable Buzz chipped in with 11 tallies. AVON ll :fl'8 open at the final period spoiled tal to 118 potots, in tha MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. 60 COTTAGE ST. 048-6000 MANCHESTER I W. HARTFORD WBTHIRSPIBLD EAST MAIN STBBBT year under 'the circumstances Scctia Voyageurs to an Amcri- Keeney and Bob Escavltch. Tonight’s Benlor I division with the foul weather, that cut lOQ breast—Wolpert (B), l8AT. OtSO Fred Brown of Medford, Mass. 400 free relay — Wolfram, and we kept backing up,” he ststs, while Ratella and Had- I Hurry In, bucausa tha sala anda this waakand. their goalie in favor of a sixth tod a dozen. |y Center Billiards) to a 6:80 Mlkolowsky, Brown, Warren, gold. (laid each coilMtad a goal and "Ur. Brown has toe most to- CHBU BOUBIE skater with 60 seconds to play. Hohenthal, hitting from out- contsst. ; (B), 4:48.2. Before the game, Vachon was two assists,

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An equal oppor- ing ~ * of . interior . . - wall .. surfaces, - 45Boeeof SB 643-0851 HER FIR5T TRIP tunlty employer. windows and lighting fixtures. rVE SEEN THIS MOVIE , BECAUSE TH’ LASTTIME ' This is a full-time position and t w i c e , ORAMFJ BUT IT S we SAT THKOUOH AN OLD ahining metal 643-2711 or TO THE S4 A OCOP ONE --I'LL STICK FILM YOU K EPT VeXJR MOUTH 46 Toward the NIGHT auditor, hours 12-8. Ap­ includes alternate weekends i ------b u s y deliverilks p r e v ie w s 643-4569 MATERMITV BY AL VERMEER AKOUNP AND WATCH IT coast from s r ply at FHano’s Motor Inn, 100 and some holidays. The pay is PRISCILLA’S POP WITH YOU AGAIN/ ANP COMMENTS ON EVERY theses Automobiles For Sole 4 WARD.V/HAT^ E. Center St. 646-2300. SCENE.' JUSTOIVE ME A 51 Ventilate Manchester-Bolton-Rockville excellent, the benefits are out­ OF ALL T H E STUPID^) IT SA V S I ’M EASILV QUICK RUNDOWN ON THIS 52 Measun of He r s c o r e ? standing and the atmosphere is L E T 'S S E E WHAT A CROCK HEY, HOW COME ONE AND WE'LL WATCH a d 1666 FORD XL, gauge panel, TWO YOUNG married men will CAN you help two people to w h a t THE OLD NONSENSE MORONIC, IDIOTIC y UPSET BY t r i f l e s ; diitance d d IT H E R A L D 360, 4-speed, snow tires, im­ friendly. Please call HOROSCOPE POPPVCOCK.' iJ StxrRE SWITCHING SOMETHIN' ELSE.' 53 Wild ox of do small repair jobs and paint­ save $6. a week? If you can, a SA V a' CHAUNELST Celebes w SI maculate, $1100. 649-4612. ing, also cellar cleaning and national company Is interested PERSONNEL DEPT, 54 Unit of weight B O X L E H E R S in showing you how you can u u M NEED CAR? Credit very bad? light trucking. Call 646-2602, MANCHESTER 55ThediU 646-2047. earn $15,000 per year plus. For 56 Quantity u u V For Your Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ appointment call Mrs, Bous- MEMORIAL HOSPITAL of paper t est Douglas accepts lowest SHARPENING Service — Saws, fleld, 646-4696 between 9-4 p.m. 71 Haynes St. 57 Compaia point Information down, smallest payment, any­ 2 - 1 m Manchester (NIWSrAPIR INTUMISE ASSM.) knives, axes, shears, skates, Tmmt U. rfll on— An equal opportunity employ­ THE HERALD will not where. Not small loan finance rotary blades. Quick service. er. 646-1222, Ext. 481 disclose the identity of company plan. Douglas Motors Capitol Equipment Co., 38 for further information any advertlaer using box 346 Main. Main St., Manchester. Hours CREDIT and collections. Im- equal opportunity employer letters. Readers Einswer- dally 7:30-8, Thurssday, 7:30-9 Roofing - Siding 16 Business Opportunity 28 Help Wonted-Female 35 mediate opening for ambitious, ing blind box ads who 1966 MERCURY commuter sta­ Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7958. alert man, interested In man­ NURSE’S aides, 7-3, 3-11 shUts, desire to protect their tion wagon, 65,000 miles, pow­ GUTTERS and roofs, all types agement career with expand­ modem facility, excellent identity can follow this er steering and brakes, excel­ JUNK CARS removed, 510 repaired and replaced. Rea­ CASHIER full-time for cash and procedure: ing International company. benefits. Apply in person. lent engine, $950. 646-4403. each, any condition. Call 872- sonable prices. Free . esti­ BEAUTIFUL carry lumber yard. Many com­ Salary position, liberal bene­ Meadows Cmvalescent Cen­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER pany benefits. For an appoint­ Enclose your reply to 9433. mates. 646-1399. OPPORTUNITY fits. Car necessary. Experi­ ter, 333 Bldwell St., Manches­ the box in an envelope — 1966 CHEVY, BelAir, V-8, 4- ment call Mr. McIntyre at 649- ter. door sedan, radio and heater, ANTIQUING done In my BIDWELL Home Improvement ence required. Phone Mr. L.G. address to the Classified WITH 0136. Grossman Lumber Co. Amerando, 646-1466. GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN Manager, Manchester power steering, air-condition­ home, free estimates, small Co. Expert installation of alu­ Evening Herald, together ing. $700. 643-0377. chairs, $9.60, dining tables $15- minum sidiivg, gutters and MERLE NORMAN RESTAURANT help for coffee SERVICE station attendant Situations Wonted ~ 12-Z 20 each. Decorating sugges­ trims. Roofing installation and counter, table service, and • W MA. l-(. with a memo listing the C O S M ^ C S wanted full or part-time Female 38 tSRAMPAW TB e>t VI M OR companies you do NOT 1966 CHEVY, Caprice, power tions avEiilable. 649-2094. repairs. 646-6496, 875-9109. kitchen help. Housewives or steering, power brakes, auto­ nights, 18 years or over. Apply cmNmi want to see your letter. BE INDEPENDENT! . . Ex­ singles looking for full or part- Moriarty Bros., 315 Center MOTHERS — WUl care for your vou matic transmission, radial AL LAPLANT — Siding, roofing, Your letter \rill be de­ citing and rewarding FY*an- time work. Name your own child in my licensed home. By HIT /HE WHILE M T stroyed if the advertiser tires. Excellent condition. Household Services 13-A storm windows, awnings. Qual­ chlse opportunity in MAN­ hours. Top wages paid. No ex­ MAN with no current service hour or day, 643-6044. is one you've mentioned. Priced under retail. $976 for ity workmanship, free esti­ perience necessary. Top Hat liability who has a good me­ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL If not it will be handled REWEAVING of bums, moth- CHESTER with your own PACK W AS tORNEP// quick sale. Phone 648-0676. mates. FUlly insured. 649-3417, retail cosmetic store selling Restaurant, 267 Broad St., chanical aptitude, to work on a in the usual manner. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ 872-9187. I’Oeo VOLVO, 1448, standard 4 dow shades made to measure, beauty and fashion acces­ Manchester. 643-9665. shift from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 sories. Merle Norman Cos­ packing polyethylene bags DUN6E0N door, excellent condition. all size Venetian blinds. Keys -----—------COUNTER woman for 7 p.m.- ^vlth the eventual possibility of SHETLAITO sheepdogs, m^es, < $1,799. Can 646-5614, 649-4866. made while you wait. Tape re- Roofing Ond metics, established over 40 years, .offers you a prestige mldnight shift, 4 nights. Please learning to become a set-up raised with children, one pup­ (((^ Lost and Found 1 corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 ChImneVS 16-A apply in person, Mr. Donut py and one adult male with MUSTANG, 1966 — Good run­ Main St., 649-5221. ______^ business with complete guid­ man on polyethylene bag ma­ FOUND—Cat, gentle, head part ning condition. Needs body ance and free continuous Shop, 266 West Middle Tpke. chines. Fine working condi­ show points. For information ROOFING — Specializing re­ and appointment - Inquire. orange, white on nose, chest, work. $403. Marinelll’s Getty’s WASHING machine repairs. pairing roofs of oil kinds, new Training. tions, in a small modem plant paws. Mather St. area 646- Station, 886 Hartford Rd. RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, EARN without ever lea'Vlng at 672 Tolland St., East Hart­ Tecra Sheltles, 646-2099. 17-2 roofs, gutter work, chimneys, your apartment building. Be­ 0383. Maytag. Reasonable rates. cleaned and repaired. 30 FOR IMMEDIATE ford. Please call for Interview 1966 OTO, new rebuilt engine, Owner'of Pike Coin Wash and come an Avon Representative. between 1 p.m. and 8 p.m., years experience. Free esti­ INFORMATION There may be an opening In FREE kittens. Call 643-6442. mags, good tires, good condi­ Dry Cleaning, 275 West Middle weekdays TRyiN<3>TO COME IN ’ ' P oR IK ’c: E dr^taACTNurKl-T e p a r t m e n t . Ntar O T ON THE THIRD FLOOR AND Sport, automatic, with console, METICS Dept. LN24, 9130 without ever leaving your with furniture. Apply Bezzinl TWO handymen want a variety —r:---- ri----- ;;— z----- Bellanca Ave., L.A., Calif. sired, raised with children, THVaouSH THE POL-ICE. OERPRTfAENT'! HE NEEDS Al_ADDER !! V j Personob bucket seats. One owner. 649-. apartment building. Call now: BrOs. FUmlture Store, Man­ will h(Hd until Christmas. On­ 0538. o. jota or ho..r. 90046 (area code 213) 641- chester Green. clean yards, attics and cellars FYee estimates, 289-4922. ly 2 males left. 742-6006. RIDE wanted from Manchester work. 643-6341. 3777. ir m n High ScIuxH area to Main St., 1955 CHEVROLET V-8, stan- Reasonably. Call 643-5305. dard, four-speed Hurst, two- SAM WATSON Plumbing and East Hartford. Working hours LIGHT trucking, cellar and HELP! I am in a fast growing Help Wanted - THREE 7-week old puppies. 9 to 4 p.m., 649-7977 after 6 door, four-barrel. Headers to attics cleaned, odd jobs, Heating. Bathroom remodel­ Help Wonted-Mole Phone 643-8872. be installed. $660. Good run­ ing and repairs. FYee esti­ business and need help! We 3* Mole or Femole p.m. lawns, trees cut and removed. are looking for distributors ______(2-Z ning condition. 649-4926. mates. Call 649-3808. LICENSED real estate sales- COLLIE puppies, registered. RIDE wanted to Pratt and Call 643-6000. who have a desire to earn gen- CONSTRUCTION Laborers. Ap- Reasonable. Paper trained. C IW jy NO I f TJA 0 man or saleswoman, excellent , .. «». Whitney, Gate 3 or 12, dally, 1965 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, M & M Plumbing and Heating, erous commissions. A modest piy Alco Development Corp., Think Christmas. 633-4960. clean, extras. Sunroof. Priced no job too small. Free esti­ Investment puts you In busl- i court St., Rockville. opportunity in an agg^resslve ______‘I guess I was a disad­ ‘Before Mom was mar­ tin t shift. Manchester Green Building Contracting 14 company. Call for co^ldential gpmjfQER, Spaniel pups, AKC, poc area. Phone 643-8872. under retail at only $676. Cali mates gladly given. Bathroom ness full or part-time. For ap­ vantaged child.” ried she was a school 646-7236. LEON CIBSZYNSKI builder — remodeling, heating systems pointment, call BoJan Associ­ ELECTRICIAN — Good wages, Interview, Lou Arruda, champion bloodlines. FieAd and teacher!” new homes custom built, re­ worked on, water pump work, ates, 1-429-0234. all benefits, year 'round work. 1539. show. Colchester, 637-2071. 1964 MERCURY Callente 289, 4- modeling, additions, rec faucet packings. 649-2871. Licensed men only need ap­ WE need neat, outgoing, self- Automobiles For Sole 4 speed, bucket seats, tach, rooms, garages, kitchens re­ ply. An equal opportunity em­ chrome reverse, four new ployer. Sol Cantor Electric motivated persons with tele­ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 1968 TEMPEST, clean, V-8, modeled, bath tile, cement Private Instructions 32 phone and car who need to tires. 646-2631. work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ Millinery. Inc., 16 Grove St., Rockville, standard. Must sell, only $1,000. 876-0766. earn minimum $70. per week,. /HR.ABEBMAI>Ay IS THE ONE/ MAN I WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI 648-1668 days. N l^ ts Sunoco dential or commercial. Call Dressmaking 19 part-time to make reservations KUCM k/MO HA'S MIS MUSTACHE SMEPl Station, Main St., Manchester. 649-4291. EXPERIENCED professional In their area for service every WANTED! Tiucks - Traelon • LADIES’ dresses, suits, wedifing singer, college graduate, wish­ LATHE supervisor, job shop ex­ gowns and veils, all custom perience a.must. Familiar with mother needs. We train. Ask TTITOKS" 1964 IMPAlliA, new front-end, 1964 HOUGH pay loader, low DOPtMERS, garages, porches. es voice students. Call 646-4693. large and small close tolerance Mrs. Bills 289-1627 evenings LATHE AND MILL a new brakes, new head gaskets. boy trailer, back hoe, truck rec roon^k, room additions, made. Some alterations. Rea­ Vicinity Charter Oak Park. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, sonable prices. 649-1133. turning. Must be capable, am­ 644-2269. MACHINIST $395. Phone 643-6689 after 4 mounted. Phone 649-5020. bitious and energetic. Ability p.m. siding, general repairs. Qual­ CLARINET major at Hartt Col­ Second Uiitt 1965 HALF-TON Chevy pick-up, lege of Music, desires students to supervise 20-30 people. Im­ JOBS ity workmanship. Financing Moving - mediate opening. Write Box U, JOBS JOBS Giro, 1970, ram-alr, 4-speed, $650. or best offer. Can be seen available. Economy Builders, in the Manchester area. Call T O O L AND /// tachometer, power brakes, at Hartford FTeez^, 241 Park Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647, eve­ Trucking - Storage 20 647-9206. Manchester Herald. Part-time, $ $1.861 .8 6 per hour power steering, 'Vinyl top, good Ave., East Hartford, 289-2708. plus bonus. No experience DIE MAKER nings. MANCHESTER Delivery- ifOGA — Exercise, relaxation. ELECTRICIAN —Journeyman, necessary. Students also wel­ gloss tires plus two glass snow all-benefits. Call 644-1420 after F irst and Secemd Shifts tires.' Mint condition. 44,000 FORD, 1966, 6-cyllnder pick-up. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ light trucking and package de­ nutrition. Group or private les­ come. miles, $2,100. Call evenings. *’ radio and heater, very modeling specialist. Additions, livery. Refrigerators, washers sons. Call Shirley Banks, 640- 6 p.m. and stove moving, specialty. FULLER BRUSH CO. INSPECTOR ooNesdgipGeuiAy 742-8486. good condition. One owner, 643- rec rooms, dormers, porches, 6531. MANAGER or Manager-Traln- 8673, 296-6288 after 6. cabinets, formica, built-ins, Folding chairs for rent. 649- and b e a ^ a ld retail Call Dale Higgins, 643-0472 be- First Shift BY ROY CRANE 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, sedan. bathrooms, kitchens, 640-3446. 0762. EI^PERT tutoring, mathemat­ BUZZ SAWYER 1664 FARMALL A tractor for ics, reading. Licensed remedi­ store. Retail experience deslr- tween 2-3 p.m. Class A, familiar with Fully equipped, good condi­ able. Apply Mr. Furgeson, Big on, MY.' IS THAT DO ANY OF you KNOW IF "YOU WANT MY OPINION, tion. Must sell, best offer. Call sale with attachmentb. Call MASONRY work all types stone Pointing - Papering 21 al reading teacher, MS. mathe­ aircraft work. Job shop 876-6076 after 4. and concrete, no job too small. matics. All levels. 646-1608. L Discount, 913 Main St., Man­ MALE or female to work in MA'AM, SORTA LIKE THE, ANYTHING ABOUT MRS., I THlNK DELBERT RITCHY 644-2968. chester. small shop. Previous experi­ TM AN F.B.I.? RITCHYS DISAPPEARANCE? HER IN... JUST LIKE over 20 years experience. Free T. J. FLANAGAN & SONS — experience. Overtime. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE 1667 YELLOW VOLKSWAGEN after 6, 643- Painting and papering. F\illy ence on surface grinders and INVESTIGATOR FIRST WIFI estimates, Call ■ J e • f u e l o il truck driver, part- small machine tools desired. FOR TROUBLE bug, good running condition. Auto Accessories-TIres 6 1870 or 644-2975. Insured, workmen's compensia APPLY IN PEBSON. IM W(7i EA$y H/» (50NB TO PR. PERBIRA‘5- H e lp W onfO doF cm O te 3 5 time. Apply in i>erson, Boland Must have car and license. FHOOTEKS, I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT HIMi Call 646-1067. tlon, liability, property dam­ ______Oil Co., 369 Center St. * PLABTIC gUReERV CLINIC,... EXCEPT THAT FATHER F0N5ECA SNOW Tires — Pair 078-16 top MASONRY work, all types. No age. Call 643-1949. Some pick-up and delivery J. T. SLOCOMB CO. H0f%P 1 MIGHT e e ABLE TO 't>ESPERATELY needed — work. Good starting rate and, PONTIAC — 1969, Catalina grade polyglas. Excellent con­ Job too small. Excellent work­ SALES Supervisor — National MATSON HILL ROAD REPAIR m FACIAL BCARB* wagon, automatic, power dition, $14 each. 646-2626. J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom Woman to do all heavy clean­ all company paid benefits. No­ BYSURGBRYI ^ manship, many years experi­ youth organization has open­ SO. GLASTONBURY steering, power brakes, air- ence. F'ree estimates. Call af­ decorating, Interior and ex­ ing In four-room apartment, ings lor 3 men to serve as ble & Westbrook, 20 Westbrook terior, paperhanging, fully In­ just over Manchester line In St., East Hartford, Phone 289- conditioned, radio, one owner, Motorcyeles-Bicyeles 11 ter 6 p.m., 742-6486. ycuth supervisors working 638-9485 low mileage, $1,900. Call 649- sured. For free estimates, call East Hartford. Steady. One with Inter-city youngsters ages 2717. An equal opportunity em­ 7878. 1670 BENELLI, 60cc, dynamo N.J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter 649-9668, If no answer 643-6362. day weekly. Phone 289-6864 be­ 12-16 on a daily door-to-door ployer. trail mini motorcycle, blue, contractor. Additions, remod­ tween 8-10 p.m. sales campaign. No personal 1968 DODGE Coronet 440, V8, eling and repairs. Call any­ INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ good condition. Asking $226. cial rates for people over 66. sales Involved. Large depend­ power steering, automatic, 649-2146 after 6. time for free estimate. 876- HOME CARE able auto required. F\ill or Michelln radials, new battery, 1642. Call my competitors, then call mo. Estimates given. 649-7863. COORDINATOR part-time openings available. BABY SiniNG muffler and shocks. Call 876- Excellent for college students. 1668 weekdays after 6. Business Services 13 JACQUES of all trades, carpen­ Regdelered nurse with pub­ ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN try, additions, paneling, re­ CEILING specialist — expert lic health experience to de­ Call 627-7911 ask for Mr. Dion. Thursday and Friday Evenings 1666 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- tiMBBRLAND Tree Service- modeling, general repairs. No workmanship. One celling or velop home care program at iSM all your ceilings repaired and STAFF Accountant CPA firm. 5:30 • 9:30 till Christmas becau se THE M > ------C.OLKSOEN7ISTS nr'is A SYSTEM CALLED^ door hardtop, 283 V8, automat­ Tree removal,’ pruning, lots job too big or small. Reason­ Manchester Memorial Hos­ Responsible and personable THEY COME FHOM/ DISTANCE INMX.VEO/...MO ONE \HAHG0VB1C0ME STAR-DRIVE, BUT I'D X ...I SEE HERE IT'S ic transmission, radio, heater, cleared. No job too big or able, free estimates, 742-6512. painted. Also interior painting $1. per child [ *® UNIMASINABLE,/ could fOSSlBLY \TH06E Pn0BLE»1S( BEVMOTNeVVORPS f SavOND THE RANGE and wallpapering. Call 289- pital. accountant wanted. Experi­ OF THE GALAXY,'v OOOLA... LIVELONG ) MR. BOOM/ TRYING TO EXIAa IN OF TOUR TECHNICAL STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF power steering, 68,000 original' small. Fifteen years experi­ OSCAR? .ENOUSHTa.. NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS— 0773. Contact Mr. Somoza, As­ ence with "small firm pUents” IT TO y o u ... V— V COMPREHENSION! miles. Immaculate i condition, ence. Bonded, Insured. 742- and “tax clients” preferable. SUSANNAH WESLEY HOUSE t : $800 firm. 228-8889 after 8 p.m. Remodeling, repairing, add! sistant Administrator, 646- You ARE FIRED A^^ I CALHOON ] VDU DIP IT WITh' ^ I SHALL REMAIN* COOP luck! you'luW EDPfE 9606. tlons, rec rooms, porches and RICHARD B, MARTIN. F>lll Please send resume, principles 20 Hartfard Road — 643-8334 AAV M m MNA6BR FINANCED THE MONEY-ANP HERE FOR A TIME NBEP MORE THAN - ■ - 1222, ext. 223. • BRIGHT V0UNG\-HE WILL 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, roofing. No job too small. Call professional painting service, only, to Robert J. Pue & Oo., Convenient to all downtown Manchester Stores HEPLACE I - WHILE JAMES IS EDDIE POLO 7D SEE Interior -exterior. Free esti­ 9 Elm St., Rockville, Conn. LEARNINIS YOU THROUOH THIS.' four-door sedan. Automatic, SNOW Plowing — commercial 649-3144. DOMESTIC — cleaning, laun­ Sponsored by — South United Methodist Church Youth Group power steering, power bfakes, or residential, 646-1634. mates, fully Insured. 649-4411. dry and ironing, one or 2 after­ 06066. radio, heater. Good condition. GENERAL Contracting — Car­ noons weekly. 643-2466. $660. 228-8863 after 4 ;80 p.m. TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — pentry, roofing, siding, gut- Floor Finishing 24 Trees cut, building lots clear- „_ters, masonry, additions. No IN Vernon - Teacher requires 1969 OLDSMOBILB Cutlass fl, ed, trees topped. Got a tree job too small. Free CBtimato. FLOOR SANDING, and refln- part-time housekeeper £hd 2-door, vinyl teq?, air-condition- problem! . Well worth phone 649-0773. Ishing (spoclalizlng In older baby sitter for 2 school-age Ing, 880, one owner. Excellent call, 742-8262. floors). Inside painting, paper children. Hours 1:30-4:30. Re­ Temporaiy Help II-a. condition. Will sacrifice to best REMODELING done, rec hanging. No Job too small, quires own transportation. Call offer. 646-0886, Ask for Ron, af­ rooms, broozeways, garages, John Verfallle, 646-6760. 872- 872-2210 after 6. ter 2 p.m. ______MR. ED Snow plowing, Hebron- kitchens. Cull anyilmo. 643- 2222. WANTED LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN Amston area. Call 228-0967. 7666 or 228-9267. B)\BY SITTER, full time, 2 chll-, 1907 MOB Roadster, black,' dren, ages one and 4. Vicinity y r HAVE A CCWPLAINT 1(2/3 / TU&r HOW iOM e HAVE YOU HAP wires, Mlohellns, rebuilt en­ SNOW plowing — Commercial CARPENTRY — Repairs, re- Bonds - Main St. and Middle Tpke. 648- ABOUT A PURCHASE g ^THI© MERCHANPlgE, ANVWAH'^ and residential, Prompt, low modeling, additions, roofing. Service Station Manager WE MAOe ‘tEgTERDAV! gine, Abarth, new battery. Stocks - Mortgages 27 6184 after 6 :S0. - y - ■ Needs transmission. $676. Call rates. 646-8824. Call David Pallia, South Wind­ sor, 644-1796. MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec­ 04S-6201. -V SNOW plowing, commercial Midnight Shift •— 12:00 te 8:00 A.M. ond, third. All kinds. Realty m VERSATILE 1666 PONTIAC wagon, winter- and residential. Reasonable statewide. Credit rating unnec­ LI-TTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON rates. Also available as a back SpeciQl Services 15 • PROVEN Here’s a wonderful opportunity for the .right nsni “TTOTTTi ised, good condition, now tiros, essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ ELECTROLUX • EXPERIENCED new shocks, $460 or best offer. up rig. Call 646-8467. Excellent starting salary, pleasant working oonEtNeas. PIANO Tuning by graduate of tial, quick arrangements. Al­ Vacuums ■vary oflloa skill avsllabte 646-7642. vin Lundy Agency. 627-7971. plus all company benents such as hospItallsattoB plaMi DICK’S Snow Plowing — Spe­ Hartt Collogo of Music. Instru­ •CALL: paid holidays, vacations, and much more. It intenatoA-* 1968 LINCOLN Continental 4- cialising In servicing Rock- ments sold and repaired. Sheet IQO Construction Plaza, Hart­ Make A Nice door, four now tires. Must ledge and surrounding area. music and uccessorlos. Ward ford. Evenings, 233-6876. XMAS G IFT 646-4043 sstl. $800. 742-6268 after 6 p.m. Lots, driveways, sidewalks, Krauso, 643-6336. ' Write Bex O . c/a Manehottar HeroM sanding. Call 643-0002. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd. 1970 PONTIAC CATALINA, ful­ HAND loading rifle and pistol mortgages Interim financing Starting at $99.75 is BIseeU Street, Manohester, Oona. CeOM V ly equipped, low price. Phono SNOW Plowing, commercial, ammunition. Most popular cal­ — expedient and confidential 1123 Main St., E.H. residential. .Prompt, courteous ibers. ReloOd old brass and service. J.D. real Estate As­ JRjjjfgv between 10 a.m. and noon for 628-0606 Read Herald Ads iin appointment, 849-4867, service. 648-7770. savo $. Call 643-1622. soc., 64S-6120.

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52^SSBE6b6B 90^GE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-^EVBN HoiNot For Solo 72 .Heinehold Gooch 51 Furnlihod Out of Town Hm m m For Solo Apartmonn ^3-A For Ronf A i 8M.900 - OFF BAST OBN^R T2 Houm* For Solo 72 Houso* For Solo 72 Houie* For Solo 72 SEWINO MACHINE — 1971 atg- ______8t„ 8 spacious rooms and MANCHB8TBR - 9-room Oolo- Vernon Missing Girl MANCHESTER — Vacant old­ WORLD ALMAMC lag, unclaimed layaway, bal­ TWO-OVERSIZED... .wrooms, ...-, cou- VERNON _ immsdlsts ooou- bath on first floor, aluminum nisi, Bast Center St. location, FACTS CLASSIFIED ance $41.85. Singer ilg lag, huge flrsplaceddivlng room, CENTRAL LOCA'nON er 6-room Colonial, large. liv­ Puzzles Police BERRY'S WORLB pie or only- Call after overslied ote and two siding, bsssmsnt Offered by the originally' over $SOO, now only forinel dining room, den or of­ ing room, dining room and 6 p.m,, 646-2298. bediwms at Vernon Tower 8 addltlMal 6-room Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 Postal Customers Told $46.86. Singer Touch and Sew, fice, up to 6 bedrooms, 2Mi kitchen on first floor, 8 large MANSFIELD (AP) — $48.60, All guaranteed, easy THREE - ROOM Furnished ApartmenU. Fully oqulppsd, seooi*l “**■ Hutchins up. and 2 down, full base­ bedrooms and bath on second, color co-oi^nated kltohens. Agency, 949-6824.______■ baths. Ideal home and office ment with hatchway, alu­ PHILBRICK Winter Rules in Effect State police say they are sty­ ADVERTISING terms. 632-0931, dealer, apartment, some utilities. combination. 40'e. Wolverton front and rear porch, garage. mied In efforts to locate an 10- First floor. Adults only. Coll heat, hot water, oarpetihg, ^JiANCHEiiTOft 9 beautiful Agency, Realtors, M9-2818. minum storms and screens, $20s, W. J. Barcomb Realtor, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TRADER '‘P” — Antiques, 619-9608 after 6 p.m. large storagb areas and mas­ rooms in oolonlsl style, flr«- wall-to-wall carpeting, close 644-8000. Winter rules are In effect for The largest expenditures of year-old Plainfield High School 8 AJM. to 4:30 PJH. used tumiture and appliances, ter antenna. For appointment piece In large llvlngroom. ^,600 — SIX-ROOM Colonial to schools, bus and shop­ AGENCY customers of the three Vernon oth parties were for odvertls- student who has been, missing 60 Pearl St., Manchester. Open call, 876-6688, 878-0387, 872- in excellent condlUon that ping. Recently listed at $24,- postal systems. Postmaster Wll- for two weeks. carpeting, curtains, stove, re­ 600. PORTER ST. area oversized 8- ’ spent $1,144.84, Including news- daily and evenings. We buy Builnou LoeoHons 8476. frigerator, extra bedroom In must be sold now, due to relo­ room Cape with central olr- Lol* For SolO Cherry Ann Porter was lost COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV^. and sell. 643-6946. cation, A convenient Manches­ 73 ton Llsk announced today. paper advertising and bro- seen about noon Nov. 16, appar­ 4tS0 P.M. DAT BBFORB PUBUOATION For Ront 64 HEBRON — Four rooms, heat, the basement,. , i attached ga- conditioning, large living room, ------—------Rural customers will keep the :hures, while Democrats list- Demdilne tor Sotorday and Monday la 4iS0 p.m. Friday lights, refrigerator and stovo rage. Jaiousled sunjwrch, wwk- ter location. CaU Warren E. formal dining room, kitchen BOI- '^® flnrt ehowlng will be aboard along the northern ‘"‘o ® mountain near Dong Ha, IF carpets look dull and dreu, suite; also one-room office. MANCHESTER - 7-car ga- 260x600’ lot, 2-car garage, mod­ Articles For Sole 45 remove spots as they appeu YAMAHA clarinet, new Christ­ Apartments - Flats - Apartments - Rots - 4046, 629-6588. EXECUTIVE COLONIAL ment, has own furnace. Chll em kitchens. Includes appli­ Out of Town Ski enthusiasts will have an “ *■"*• “ *** ^ second at 11. Sunday ‘*’® demilitarized mas 1970, asking $86. 646-2696. House & Hale Bldg., 663 Main rage. $26,600. Large 7-room Co­ Mr. Gordon for details, 640- OFFICE copier, imused, fully with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­ Tenements 63 Tenements 63 St. Phone 643-4846. lonial; nice treed tot, centraUy Built in 1967, offered for Im­ ances. Immaculate condition. For Sole 7 5 opportunity to swap and sell ski - Menus \ “ "®- -f®"- 8. IMS, killing all tric shampooer $1. E.A. John­ COLOHESTER — Modem 3- 5306. $34,500. equipment tonight at 8 o’clock ^h® following lunches will te X it fi ^ Americans aboard. automatic, roll fed, $650., new, room apartment, two bed­ located. Hutchins Agency, Re­ mediate sale. 8H rooms, 2 son Paint Co., 723 Main St., USED Wurlitzer Clarinet, $70. WE HAVE customers waiting NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, wall- FOR LEASE — approximately BAST HARTFORD — Forbee at the rattleLottie Fisk Building,R«lMln,r. served In the Vernon schools ^J*® ““ ®’ ‘1'® H-S- Com------sacrifice $200. or test offer. rooms. Refrigerator, stove, altors, 649-6324. fireplaces, 2Vi baths, double CXIMMERCXAL BUILDING ap- next week; said. Pfq>er, chemicals for older Manchester, 649-4601. Phone after 6:30 p.m., 646-7896. for the rental of your apart­ to-wall carpet, all modem ap­ 1,300 square feet. Ideal for pro­ garage, aluminum siding. ..B(Sl w .. area, large 3-bedrcom Ranch. Henry Park fessional offices, combination heat included. $130. Call 228- RAsmrvwo AMT^ «7AT T .-.rv proximately 6,000 sq. ft. of floor Basement, wooded lot. Formal _ _ . , , ’ ^ Monday: Sloppy Joes on *«-. roll. The------wreckage** waa spotted 12 Invention Aid* machines, 643-2466. ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ pliances, 1 ^ baths, full private $24,900 — DOCTTOR’S home, Excellent and convenient lo­ CHRISTMAS Crafts and Kltch- office and warehouse space, 9116. large -room Cape Cod, flre- ®®"®d Industrial. For sale dining room, family room. Alpine Ski CTub Is spon- tri-taters, green beans, lemon miles southeast of Phu Bal, but en sale. Handmade decora- tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. basement with washer and 6 cation. Mid 40s, J^nctester P ^ k ^ e gp lease, $70,000. $24,600. Meyer Realtors, 648- *® swap and sell creme. because of the mountainous ter- Ship** Gunner* ALUMINUM sheets used as Antiquos 56 dryer hook-up, close to schools etc., general business zone, bqlTON — Attractive 3-room place, garage, sewers, teautl printing plates. .009 thick, 23x tl1M. P.01 W. D«*n., R.«tor, ^ ----- ” *•**” -______jJ S jT ”' “ “ ’*°™“ 0181. terior, on wooded lot, 1 ^ acres ment,’ nice area for rec room, 7 to 8 p.m. and 8:80 chips, pears. Thirty minutes out of Da In combat, KEEP your carpets beautiful 649-0067. Cha-Ro-Lane, Wapping Wood $26,000 Large 8-bedroom Ranch, with a view. Five bedrooms, 2 quiet friendly neighborhood, to 6:80 p.m., on Fox Hill. despite cMistant footsteps of a ------643-2692. Housot For Rent 65 Wanted To Rent 68 L^?,5tricJ:“3S:iSi?d‘:“ '“‘“"'‘’^'” MANCHESTER — Large cus- fireplaces, famll^ room, den, 2- Louis Dimock Realtv 640-6828 Weather permitting, the clksses Rd., Route 74, 872-3276. MANCHESTER Deluxe two- The Executor having exhibited his fireplace, aluminum siding, busy family. Get Blue Lustre. bedroom TownhoMO including .poWN HOUSES — Enjov the LARGE 7-room brick Dutch Co- RETIRED couple needs unfur- amount with saiditdd EelEstate to this garage, large wooded lot. tom 7-room Ranch, 8 ted- car garage. $69,600. ------!------will start Jon. 4. Rent electric shampooer $1. Floritts - Nimories 49 rooms, 2 baths, family room, WILL EXCHANGE 3-bedroom a ski movie about Jay Peak privacy of a home. One and ‘•““‘I- "*«**«^ * spacious rooms with ?i‘°'X ^ i^ rtito m en t of Hutchins Agency Realtors, 649- patio, aluminum siding and 2- GRACIOUS antique colonial In house in Wethersfield for real will te shown after the business Pine wood Furniture Shop. Wearing Apparel - pets, full basement. $236 per garage. Will pay up to $140. distributees and an order of dlstrtbu- 5324. CHRISTMAS Trees — Tag ear­ two bedrooms, with 1 % baths. I**F- M®®1 for professional per- c^r garage. Merltt Agency, estate In Manchester-Bclton meeting. Remap Going Nowhere ly, cut. later. Beautiful selec­ Fun 57 month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ monthly including heat. 649- That the 9th day of HOT WATER furnace, 77,000 Your own carport, basement, 649-9116, 643-6928. $21,000 — 7-room older home, 646-1180. 18 beautifully decorated rooms, area. 647-1670. Irish Dance Btu, complete, $60. convec­ tion White Spruce, Scotch tor, 649-4636. 7891. December, A.D. 1971, at 1:00 o’clock modem eat-ln kitchen, formal By DON MEKLE of Bridgeport between two con- Islature in the face of the time- MEN’S tweed sports jackets, __laundiy area, balcony1- and tei> MANCHESTER Six - room ______in the afternoon, at the------Probate Of- living room with Franklin Miss Joyce Ollphant, daugh- tors. Built-in bath tube, lava­ Pine, Blue Spruce, bougte, car coat, dress coat. $10 and DER.UXE one-tedroom apart­ MANOHEiSTElR GREEN area living and dining. room, break- TOLLAND HARTFORD (AP) — The re- gressional districts—which table on which delegsdes to con- tories, cabinet sinks, alumi­ cones, firewood. Stanley Tree Ranch. Three bedrooms, spa- YOUNG teaching couple with oaslgned for a hearing ™*thHflo,l:on the allow- stove, family room, lot 100x120, Six room, three-tedroom fast room, 8 sitting rooms, 4 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. $16. Size 42. 649-7026. ment, wall-to-wall carpeting ances. Gas cooking, gas heat cious living room, carpeting, infant needs four to six room ance of sold account and on said ap- DELIGHTFUL!! minhAnt M rsAFAM lip niacAd luete"®® of certain coirrress- would enable the mapmakera to gressional district nominating num combination doors. 643- Farm, Long HIU Rd., ott Route and gas air-conditioning in­ Immediate occupancy. Marion Ranch. Garage, siding, patio, bedrooms, plus studio, study Cannot fully describe the Ulipnom 01 lieraia L>r., pittceu men to _ «*,I» "bitea »hAthe I biAlet"mSIa*- ha>has nlAOAAplease .hntbboth -M-AnAAonMonagan Andand onnvAnHnnnconventions apa ore AhnnAnchosen. «mA'Ihe througliout, complete appli­ fireplace, attached garage. apartment. Reasonably prtc- nfe S 5 . X E. Robertson, Realtor, 648- tenth In the "Oireachtas Rince," 2466 evenings, 648-1442. 6 at Andover Church. 742-6438. LADY’S winter coat, fake fur ances, vanity hath. Centrally cluded. No extra charges. We fireplace. Large private lot. and 8 baths, stone walls, g^a- magnificence of this 8^ d B n rrr"T M i;i^ d sta”®^ progress on the remap- McKinney—remains unaccep- dates for picking those dele- trim, si$e 14, $26. Danskln $250 mMithly. Lease required. ed. Phone 876-0188. pubUshlng thu order In some newa- 6963. Mid 20s. Owner, 648-0301. rage, large bams and out build- located. $176. monthly. R. D. have three 2-tedroom leases R. D. Murdock, Realtor, 643- ______:_____ paper having a circulation in said room Garrison Colonial. 2 u ^AAhAPA Ckmnecficut’s six congres- table to State Senate Majority gates have not yet been set by YAMAHA body suit, fights $6., 649-9859. I Murdock, 643-2692. and one l-tedroom lease avail­ ______Oiatrict and by mailing lattera MANOH^nim “ ■■■■ ------77:— z ----- :------A view from every wln- fireplaces to enjoy winter or by file irteh Dancing -macnera autricts, and the job Leader J. Edward Caldwell, the Republican and Democratic SNOWMOBILE FOR ’72 Fuel and Feed 49-A 2692. ■------• postage prepaid, addreaaea t6 each $16,000 — Attractive 6-room a' sAgnoo Associanwi lasi weexena. accomplished until vriio is cOso the Democratic state central committees, but able for December occupancy IHVBSIIII6 IIT rrO pO a.^ of the persona interested md resld- ^ KIDS GONE? home. Fireplace. 160 foot ’ • ■ summer. Family size kitch­ F ^ P L A C E tor sale. Wonlod - To Buy 58 ROYAL ARMS lovely new at rent frozen former rates. TWO-BEDROOM house — Bol- Til A Ing outaldo said Dlstrtrt, a copy Of en. 4 bedrooms. 2-car ga­ Miss OUphant was tenth possible moment next town chairman of IBiidgepr-rt. they will have to come sometime SEYMOUR townhouse, 2 bedrooms, heal­ For Sole »v “#a thui order, all at least 7 days before Why stay In the big house wooded lot. Hutchins Agency, 4-UNIT apartment — good In- among 76 participants. She now in the second congressional lu April or May. Regular white birch and mix- ______*______Northwood Town Houses at in­ ton, stove, refrigerator or par- said day of hearing, and return any longer? Come see this Realtors, 640-6324. come. CaU tor details. rage plus neai:ly 3 acres. MOTORSPORTS ed. Pick-up or dump truck HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, ed, fully carpeted, all appli­ tersection of Woodland and tlaUy furnished. If 'required. ROCKVILLE — Well kept ic -- . We Invite your Inspection. qualifies to represent North According to one RepubUcan district. Republican Congress- T?te delay of a decision until 681 Main St. ances, 1 V& baths, full bcusement cute Chpe with aluminum loads. 649-6020. bric-a-brac, locks, frames, HUllard Sts., Manchester. Of­ Will rent to singles. $186 per family house. Good Income. NORMAN J. PREuas, Judge siding and awnings stnd new MANCHESTER - Four-bed- BAST CENTER ST. I-arge 10- Please call 646-6306. America In the 1972 “All-World source, the ultimate decision cn man Robert H. Steele would after the legtelature reconvenes Manchester, 643-0214 with laundry hook-ups, private fice on premises or call 640- Dancing Championships," to te a new congressional map will just as socn te reUeved of Mid- In February increases the pos- Sales and Service our specialty. glassware. We buy estates. month. 647-1679. Central location. $44,000. For STATE OF CDIWECncUT. PIS- roof. 'Two-car giwage, treed room SpUt. 2H baths, garages, room Colonial may be used for Village Peddler, Auctioneer. patio off dining room, on bus 6736. - ■ . ■ ■ ■ —---- - tg.f - .1.1 . n *1 n .. saaii TRIOl* OF COVBNXIiYji PROBATE Parkllke yard. Priced right! home or offices, large lot with .. B & W .. held in Dublin, Ireland In April, be a "decision by crisis"—be- dletown—but Democratic State slbiUty that congressional re- DRY OAK fireplace wood, $10 line, near schools, shopping, AVAILABLE immediatelv Bin- information call, 643- COURT. TOWN OP fcoVENTRY. lot and quiet neighborhood GARAGE Sale — Bayterry Rd. 420 Lake St.. Bolton, 640 3247. immeaiawiy, sin November 38, 1971. Please call Heritage House, possibility of acquiring more b a r r o WS AND WALLACE CO. %e is a student of the Griffith cause cnly a crisis situation Chairman John M. BaUey districting may find its way orders delivered. Call 742-7886. churches (closest thing to a gle house centrally located in ______estate of Herbert a. make this ideal for the re­ East, Botton, Ckxm. Thursday, tired couple. John McLaugh­ 646-2482. land. Manchester Parkade Academy of Dance, Manchqs- ^lU make agreement poUfically doesn’t want Middletown Demo- *nto seme larger bargaining sit­ WANTED — antique furniture, private home) $215. CaU 644- FOUR-ROOM flat, first floor. Manchester, 3 bedrooms, 2-car ------D U W ex^^aa^ Coventry, In said ter. possible. crate up In arms over being nation, with the shapes of the iPYlday and Saturday 10 a.m.— WEIX seasoned hardwood, for 1511. Call 643-7714. lin, 649-6306. MAN(JHESTER — Vicinity ROCKLEDOE—Dynamic 9-room Manchester 649-6806 5 p.m. Moving. Miscellaneous stove, funtace and fireplace. glass, pewter, oil paintings or garage, nice yard. $196 per Houses For Sole 72 Upon* the applicatiUt. Leonard GlgUo, 649-8818. with built-in range, second floor, adults, pnly, no pets. CaU preferred Write particulars to room 3-tedroom Cape, living fuily appears, It Is CHRISTMAS TREE, never 166 Oakland Street. floor, $150 includes heat. Rent- 649-8^. BARROWS AND WAUJtCE CO. lot, lak^i^j^vlleges. Hurry! thedral celling living and dining .Kiyjben cabinets galore, -living Henry Butler, by the Repub- spring—and that the hangups area. taxes. Ih at’s what happens in used, 7Vi’ deluxe, long needle SEASONED cord wood, cut any Box K,Manchester Herald. w m , dining r ^ , Wtehen be te^ ® S ri'^ eiem 1 n ^ ‘’a r{ te Manchester Parkade Heritage House, 646-2482. r o ^ , modem kitchen. A ver- joom fireplace, cypress panel- Ucans and Democrats, the Re- are essentially the same ones Average citizens may wonder *J^®. “I’U-do-thU-lf-you’U-do- TRAINS wanted — anything ex­ al agreement, security. Real------with mud room, basement rec probate office, in Coventry, in said safile home in an exceltent lo- scotch pine, flame resistant, length, free delivery. E. Yeo­ tors, M. H. Palmer, 643-6321, MANCHESTER — Deluxe one- TOLLAND — Attractive 4-room room, carpeting, garage, cov- r appoint- month’s election, than did the remain the most serious trouble leaders are so important to the It has been suggested that flectors, $9. 643-6826. SSIASONED hardwood, sawed ------MANCHESTER — 6 - room and the time and place of hearing Colcmial Cape, 2 baths, large with large living room __ J ^ g ^ t call Towne Real Estate, Democrats. areas. Demoeratlc Congress- redlstrlctlng process. The an- the six Connecticut members of and delivered. C. Hutchinson, carpets. Included. $176 per deposit required, no pets, stove bUshliling a copy dining room. Immaculate R®nch with 3-room studio apart- Rooms Without Board 59 apartment, 2-3 bedrooms, ap- month. Paul W. Dougan, Real- and refrigerator included. CaU MANCHESTER T .11 A tbereon, by pubaamitit* c enclosed sun room, double ga­ Maurice Miller, treasurer for man John 8. Monagan of the ser is that In politics, a district the U.S. House of Representa- TAG SiAIIB. Jewelry, wigs, 643-6373. immediate this order once In some newspaper rage, out buildings, acres, throughout. Asking $28,900. "*ent or in-law suite, over 1% 64»-4006.______pUances, $166. per month. 875- tor, 649-4635. 876-4209, between 9-2 or after 6. occupancy, 3-tedroom over- having a circulation In said District, 2 the Republicans, who won the fifth district te as reluctant as tends to te regarded as the fives would te well advised to books, dishes, misc. Thursday THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ 6283. $40,600. Hayes Agency, 640- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, coiiSSucUon. L argr’^ r ' i7 election by a landslide, $8,098.- ever to accept the Republican personal property of the man put their heads together end aiid Friday, 4-6, Saturday and 649-2813. HousehoM Good* 51 tage St., centrally located, GR9 VB SfTREET Apartments, ONE-BEDROOM house for 0181. mopane windows: Federal Colonial, beautifully gg collected and $2,788.96 trwns of Westen and Wilton or woman who represents It, work out their own redtetrictlng Sun4ay 9-6. 67 South Farms large, pleasantly furnished FIVE-ROOM duplex, in good lo­ on^bedroom luxury apart- working married couple. Cen- remodeled by present owner, leaving a surplus of without the removal rf Republl- and you don’t want to alter it. plan. But so far, the congress- Dr., Manchester. screened porch. Large Wooded hiu Road. Coventry. Onnnectlcnt; JOHN buys and sells used fur­ rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 cation, near bus line, adults. ment. Available immediately, tral location. Call 648-6879. lot. Two-car garage. Mid 80’s. Robert W. France, Ripley Hill CAPE!—8 rooms and enclosed FTormal dining room with fire- can towns on his other borders, without the owner’s permission, men have shown little en- No children or pets. Available $160. J. D. Real Estate Asso- ______— • - - Road. Coventry, Connecticut; Her­ place. All rooms soundproom------apartment^-----^ with _prl- Agency, . , _Realtors, 649-2818.------DAVID C. RAPPB, Judge man. Excellent location. Park­ MANCHESTER — Newer two------r — ------. cc: Attorney J. Shannon PHILBRICK HARVEST HUX. IMPOBTCID ing. Phone 643-6794, 648-7804. bedroom first-floor apartment, erences .required. Immediate ^IMlances heat, Wanted - Real Estate 77 LEGAL BLEMIHCD WOODLAND Includes heat, appUances, car- occupancy. Philbrlck Agency, ,5’ laundry A FEW rooms available. Week­ peU. $190 per month. Paul W. Realtors, 646-4200. ® ■” and parking Included. Avail­ THURSTON able January 1st. $176. Please AGENCY SELLING your home or acre­ NOTICE SCOTCH MANOR Apartments ly rates. CamecUcut Motor Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. Z IZ Z I^ IIIZ IZ call, 875-6486. age? For prompt friendly ser­ Lodge, exit 94, Off Route 84-86, Privacy and Convenience vice, call Louis Dimock Real­ TOWN OF ANDOVER WHISKEY 140 HHiJARD EKT. adjacent to Howard Johnson’s. THREE-ROOM apartment, e ,,—1, 1, ^ REALTORS APARTMENTS heated, partially furnished, ga- “ ••'ISHt o BOLTON — Sunset apartmenU ty, Realtors, 649-6823. The Andover Planning and OlstUled and Blended In Phone 643-1666. country living. Off Route 44, SeoOand M* Three rooms, fuUy carpet­ rage. Available immediately. A portlllO ntS 63-A SELLING your property? We Zoning Commission will hold a HOMESTEAD ST. ed, complete appUances, ROOM for rent in large house, Call 649-4092. take Tolland Rd. to High Mea Public Hearing on December 6, MCKA5E shades, generous closets, ______THREE-ROOM furnished, heat- dow St. to Sunset Rd. One-bed­ 646-4200 need listings, call John H. Lap- OFF W. MXDDUE TPKE. living room, kitchen privileges, pen Inc., Realtors, 649-8261. 1971, at 8 p.m. at the Andover 6 t t t « 4 . 5 7 STORE MANCHESTER heat, hot water, parking, $66 per mcsith. Call 646-7378. MANCHESSTER Nlce 8-room ed apartment. Private en­ room luxury apartments. Fea­ Elementary School to propose basement storage, near apartment, first floor. Includes ^ trances. Large closets. No tures carpeting, all color keyed ALL CASH for your property QT. ^ 5 s 6 0 1 , 2 and 8-bedroom luxury Chopping a n d churches, heat and appUances. $166 per ” pete. Working adults. Refer- appUances, beamed ceilings, QUALITY built aluminum sid­ the following: MANCHISnR PARKADE $176. per month. Call ed Ranch In one of Manches­ within 24 hours. Avoid red apartments. Features wall-to- Apartments - Flats - month. Paul W. Dougan, Real- ences. 643-4860. paneling, large rooms, fuU tape, instant service. Hayes To change a portion of the wall carpeting, vanity tile tor, 649-4636. ter’s tetter locations. One look Peterm an Realtor, M9-9404 Tenements 63 basements, Air-condifionlng Agency, 646-0131. R40 Use District located In balhs, built-in oven, range, THREE —room bachelor apart­ optional. Convenient to cen­ jm will convince you this is a dishwasher, refrigerator and MANCHESTTR — Deluxe dU' truly outstanding value at $32,- the southwest section of An­ MARTIN’S YsVsO. BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKEY MANCHES’i ^ —■ Roomy 2- ment, split level, brand new# ters, 16 minutes from Hart­ IF YOU are thinking of selling dover, which Includes the disposal, electric heat. 2 air- plex, two bedrooms, full pri­ private entrance, all appU­ 800. Call today! Wolverton conditioners, glass sliding tedroom apartment, second ford. $166. Individual electric your home, why not give us a Bishope Swamp area, to an . * floor, no pets, security, $166 vate basement, heat, carpets, ances including TV, parking, heating. Built by Archambault Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. call? We offer a complete real 86 8 doors, all luge rooms. Full ai^Iiances included. $220 per 048-1879. R80 Use District defined as 8 Yrs. Old basement storage area, am­ per month unhealed, 646-06M. Builders, 643-1440, 647-1842. $27,900 ----Coay 7-room home. estate service Including par­ follows; ple puking. Starting at $176. month. Paul W. Dougan, Real- ticipation In the Multiple List­ Candles Bentale MsMiag a$ HM per s«. f$. atOt Plkwir-aiOl IfMOmtlkir’i A copy of the proposed Ordinance may be seen In the Town THREE -, ROOM unfurnished Eiih.S8sriki!rvit.' flOl All Vtir-6104 Orlk Olviri Clerk’s office during business hours. Signed; Herbs from "Caprllands", Send 11.00 for the NBW ilO l Okvirsk WHM-aiOt llkl* Menoheetor Blohope Comer CorMmi Corner aigooMey M. baked goods, decoraflens, white elephant Items apartment. Pleasant, conve­ aBNTBY iju ly LemeW. flOIAIO Islllir-lllOIOinlinnlil Raymond P. Houle, H artford KEITH '71 Pall and Winter Ba­ itot iviji' Aminpss.-aiioAminass.-ailO itwItnr Shoiiplng Piukade West Hartford Week H artford nient suburban location. Stove, W e*bet sle PAiiiloN flllsd with •itiiiHsfikirikiwnrlo-tmi-piNi ...... Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 22nd day of November, Chairman’ MT-dMS USTATC Planning & oss-ens Sei-1888 REFRESHMENTS refrigerator, utilities, base­ SM-4M1 Oeotvan^ 249-7877 646*4126 ipvsly designs and a AL|p-6t14I Pt»Ptvirlts_____ Af|kMi-ll|. 1971. ment. Working adijlte, 648-2880. Real Estate 649*1918 FREE Pattern Coupon. •irri TO MAKI-44IAKI-44 IPi|tl-$1.00. ANTHONY F. PIETRANTONIO Zoning Commission New London W aterbury Secretary, Board of Directors Dated at Andover, Conn., No­ 44S-atM Manchester, Connecticut vember 19. 1671.

.J r , *.i Ai:« 'rf.-' •■...»k’V.v- K PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 Average Dally Net Frees Run The Weather ' *1 iSImtrlfTBtTr lEnpititfs For The Week Ended Fair and cold tonight with / November M, 1971 low near 20, Tomorrow partly cloudy, continued cold; high The Young Marines of the ilanrI|Ffitpr lEumttin about 40. Sunday’!) outlook. . . About Town Frank J. Mansfield Detechment Tickets Availahle 15,590 fair and cold. will have its regular meeting to­ Full Qoapel ChrUitlan Fellow- Manchenter—4 City of Village Charm v ■hip, Interdenominational, vrlll morrow from 7 to 9 p.m. at the For GOP J^omen have a Bible study and open Marine d u b Home, 717 Parker HAD ENOINH discussion tonight at 7:30 at St. Membership is open to boys Holiday Party VOL. LXXXXI. n o . 54 (TWBNTY-EIOHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, pECEMpER 3, 1971 (Olasslfled Advertising on Pnge 28) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS between the ages of 8 and J7. TURKEY THIS Orange 'Hall. Mrs. Rosalind Quish of 60 •4 . . ' The Sisterhood of Temple Center St. Is in charge of tickets PAST WEEK? Mountain Laurel. Chapter of Beth Sholom will sponsor Its for a Holiday Champagne Party Sweet Adelines will rehearse to­ annual Hannukah party and to ho held Dec. 11 from S to 7 night at the Franklin Recreation bake sale Sunday from 2:30 to p.m. at the Solomon Welles Who Han’H Center, 660 Franklin Ave„ Hart­ 4 p.m. at the Temple. “Coo- House, Hartford Avo., Wethers­ ford. Coo" the clown will be there field, under the sponsorship of For A Ohio|o Original 1-86 Link to entertain children. Refresh­ the First Congressional District The Junior and Senior Con­ ments will be served. Women’s Republican Associa­ Pom — Som J firmation Classes of Emanuel tion. Lutheran Oturch will meet to­ Manchester Veterans Council Top state and party officials night at 6:30 in the parish build­ will meet Monday at- 8 p.m. at are being invited to attend the B o g n e r S ing. the Marine Corps League Home event. Plans are Revived on Parker St. Proceeds from the party will The 19771 Advent Study Oroup be used to help finance the F ra n k s { By DOUG BEVINS the Wilbur Cross Highway to Blssell Bridge between Wothers- of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church campaign of the Republican can­ connect with the Massachusetts field und Glastonbury. will meet tonight at 7:30 in the didate for Congress In the First Herald Reporter Financial Aid Turnpike. Interchanges from Wethers- Ouild Room of the church to be­ District next year. This Coming Woikoidl^ A proposed new eight-lane ex­ gin its four-week study of the w™, **f**"* ,, field to Manchester will include life, message and meaning of Topic at ECHS pressway,•ssway, interstateInterstate 88, wn.cnwhich wooa soia me stale urgently eonnectionsconnections to Rt. 2 (tli(the state Isaiah the Prophet. Washington PTA iOGNER’S QUALITY FRANKS are made rig h t^ will1 connect 1-91 In Wethcrsflie^ needs 1-86 to provide relief from Hartford - to - Norwich «express- Four guests will be on a panel to 1-84 In Manchester, dtslocdW traffic congestion already pres- . porbeg ,g. tn East at the fifth annual East Cath­ Schedules Fair here in Manchester, of U.S. Government Inspected# ing 120 homes and businesses In ent from the Charter Oak Hartford. The Chapel Choir of Eman­ Connecticut olic High School financial aid Washington School PTA will Its path, was confirmed today by Bridge over the ------Armrnvimofow ina ,-oais»«noi uel Lutheran Church will re­ PURE BEEF — never any fillers or stretcher*!® the State Department of Trans- River at Hartford, to the Mas- hearse tonight at 7:4S in Lu­ conference. It will be held Mon­ hold Its Christmas fair, the ma­ portatton sachusette line. The traffic situ- '‘"j! commercial properties ther Hall of the church. day at 7:30 p.m. in the school jor fund-raising event of the Look, they are low in calories, yet high in proteins I ^ 1 onaiio . f.irthpr npcrn acquired, as well as 21.8 year, in the school cafeteria to­ Most adversely affected by the ^ id ^ e n IM Ik auditorium, sponsored by the morrow from 2:30 to 7 p.m. proposal will be the town of East Wood explained that 4.6 The Sunset d u b will meet to­ guidance department. Available at most leading^ Hartford, which Is prepared to pHalford to adjacent to Gor- morrow at 1:80 p.m. at the Santa Claus will be the spe­ Our Dogs stand Out From The purpose of the program cial guest. TTiere will ll^ a sur­ chain stores and indepon*# Rescue on Michigan Ice take the case to court to pre- man Park and 24.6 acres of Senior Citizens Center for a is. to inform seniors, juniors, and ’The Pack — Because TTiey prise for some lucky child who dent tiq>ermarketB in t h s # vent construction of the 8.7-mile J “ property next to Veterans Park short meeting and the annual their parents ot the scholarship Are Naturally Tlie Beat! Dennis Skalski creeps to boat after rescuing deer from inch-thick Portage Lake ice Thursday. (AP Photo) superhighway. available to Bast Christmas party. A catered din­ has filled in the information at resources and student loans the bottom of the flyer sent They Are One of Today’s seU-servloe case or d eli-# The route, announced by bridge over the“ LctT " “^ford for open space pur- ner will be served at 4:45 and available. home and who drops it In the poses. Beat Meat Buys! catessen department. # Transportation_ , Commissioner A. cut River. The new_ four-lane. , members are asked to bring Panelists will be Dr. Romeo old gentleman’s box at the door. Earl Wood this morning, is the n , gifts to be donated to the Salva­ J. Bemies, associate in higher Hot dogs, sbda, and coffee same_ one originally .. .favored J by bridge will parallel the existing ® (See Page Four) tion Army., f/e ’s Part of the Show education of the Connecticut may be purchased. On sale will "FRANKLY SPEAKING. Russia-V^S. the department that met wld/e- State Department of Education; Piglet (Herb Greggs) stares ior Women’s Club to be used be cakes, cookies, candy, used Indian Airports Attacked; spread opposition at a design Chapman Court, Order of Louis Padula, director of field Mdth wide-eyed wonder over the by 20 members of the adult toys, books, g;ames, and other YOU JUST CANT SEAT lOGNERSI' public hearing in East Hartford Amaranth, will have its annual activities for the Connecticut prospect of the live theater retarded group of Man­ white elephant articles. Candles, last year. performance of "Winnie the chester as well as by over Space Flight meeting tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. Foundation for Financial As­ wreaths, and other holiday dec­ "Loud and continuing oppos­ at the Masonic Temple. Officers sistance to Higher Education; Pooh” sponsored by the Man­ 30 underprivileged Manchester orations will also be sold. chester Junior Women’s Club children. ' ition,” Wood said, prompted Jobless Counts will be elected and reports Miss Harriet Davis, financial Accord Near Capital Put Under Alert on Simday at 2 p.m. In Bailey him to make a re-survey of the given. After the meeting, re­ aid director of the Hartford Col­ ‘“The Multi-Colored Balloon, entire project, which was origin- freshments will be served by the lege for Women; and James Auditorium of Manchester High Inc." a New York based thea­ MOflCXIW (AP) — American By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ladies and gentlemen," the In Rawalpindi a Pakistani ally proposed In 1959. Six other men of the court. Hahesy, financial aid director of School. ter company will perform the and Soviet scientists plan to spokesman told reporters. military spokesman acknowl- routes were studied, but Wood Central Connecticut State Col­ Area corporate executives play. Other characters are The Indian government de­ Zip Back to 6% Betsy Ross as Christopher Rob­ sign an agreement on a joint clared a national emergency to- Earlier In the day, the In- edged that U.S.-designed F86 concluded that the old route Manchester Chess d u b will lege. and merchants have purchased fniinuSnir ii.bl.tani . 1. n.iH. <^1808 Tcpcrted Pakistani air Sabre Jets of PakUtan’s air was the best, over 60 tickets to the play, in, Michael Keenan as Pooh, manned space flight within the meet tonight from 6:30 to 10 at A question and answer period next two months, a U.S. Em­ on four nortawestem Indian air- strafing of the airport at Agar- *orce attacked Indian forces in «We have chosen the route WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The stantlally tn October to 7.0 per Iona Hall, Regent St. will follow their presentations. which they returned to the Jun- Jolm Sharp as Rabbltt, Nick! “ ®«»we»tern uiaian air northeast India for the two places on ’Thursday but on which we are convinced will rate jumped cent returned to Us old level of Kaplan as Beyore, Jerry Al- bassy official dlsclcsed today. Dollar Sags _____ second straight day. Informants **oth occasions Inside East Pak- have the least adverse impact *’^*^*' ® gozer as Owl, Beverly Fok as ’The agreement was diseased said Indian troops had crossed Istan. on the communities, will require ^unemployment Roo and Oretchen Rauch as between Soviet and American ’ * U/OT'lfincr AnnaiH/trma 4a n **ata nao ttAtiAoAyl .A .mam scientists during the past few Pakistani waiplanes attacked tato East Pakistan near Agar- One air attack, he said, was the taking of the least number working Americans rose to a rate has hovered around -6 per Kanga. To New Lows three airfields In western India tala on ’Ihursday and that the at Akhaura. which Is across the ^ homes and wlU be the least million, the cent for a year. Last month It Proceeds from the perform­ days In Moscow. It was the a a a a W aa aa^ aa aa # — aa.a A aaaaa aaA aa t aa aa aa Ala ^ CTF' I f Af*H A M 4 A A I ^ A S V S*^MX1XA^ 3C O A A*e4 today, an Indian spokesman re- new Pakistani air attack was border from Agartala. ’The oth- costly to build Wood said. gevemment said today. dropped 5.8 per cent. ance, which is based on the third session between specisil'. While total employment rose, llie bureau also reported that ists of the National Aeronautics ported. ’ITie Indian capital. New an attempt to blunt the Indian was at Shamshemagar In stories of A. A, Milne, will go In Europe Delhi, went dark in an unex- advance. East Pakistan’s northeast, the many young adults lost their average hourly eamlngg for to the Manchester Scholarship TH E NEW and Space Administration and jobs, helping push up the num- rank and file workers declined A MUSICAL GIFT the Soviet Academy of Scien­ TAMiviM /AT>, pected air raid warning but A n Indian spokesman added. FouridaUdh. LONDtJN (AP) — The dollar there was no sign cf an attack, m Agartala said four Pakistani Agartala, the capital of In- Route Map her of job seekers to 4.8 mil- two pennies last month to $8.47. ’The performance Is open to ces. lion. ’This is still an increase of 18 *» 'UKE WOW! the public and tickets may be Jack Tech a science at- 1 ° ^ I***®" spokesman said jets were seen approaching the TriPura state, U 60 miles ITS A FUN T H m a FOR ALL AGES ta c h fa tta e U S E m L s v Z^^ch but marked one Pakistani tOr attack was iity apparenUy f m ^ o t h ^ r due east of Dacca, the East On Page 4 ’Dlls is an increase of 210,(X)0, cents or 5.(1 per cent over a J3r purchased at the door or from said the sclentlsta released the and Paris totoy against Srinagar, capital of'‘strike Oils afternoon but were capit^. The a^rt, seasonally adjusted, the Labor year ago. Biirtons, Inc.; House and Hale currency dealers speculated Kashmir, a terrltcry long In driven off He said three were border, Department’s Bureau of Labor Average weekly earnings last Department Store, Marl-Mad’s, Statistics said. month were down 74 cents to OUKTABS • OBUMB ■ MUSIC • OHOBD ORGANS J i c i m t r s s t ‘f / “*“® dispute between tadla and «“PPly depot for the The estimated cost of the and the Youth Centre. TTckets of ^ I r conference: to end the International mone- .u^ ^ T T : ’Die bureau. In another report $128.74, which is $7.67 or 6.8 per MESKONOiMES .• MUSIC STANDS « BANJOS "’nie main purpose of this tary crisis, Pakistan. The three cities the Indians I"^an armed forces In Tripura, project is $85.5 million, of which BAND instruments • AMPLIFIERS may also be purchased from , 'Die other air attacks were claimed had come under air at Following the alleged Pakl- Tederal ‘fund^“ ^ u “ p'^y^'f^^W wholesale prices cent above a year ago. LiUest • HABMXKNIOAS any member of the Manchester _____ Quality third working sesslcn was to Relative calm returned ™ J . .. r J rose one-tenth of one per cent Inflation figures show th it Junior Women’s Club or by dlMUsa thi taChnical detaUs of Europe’s foreign exchanges and Amritsar In tack are 1,000 miles or more attwk Thursday, Prime per cent. According to Wood, last month. It said the rise was prices have risen 3.8 per cent western Punjab and at Pathan- away from East Pakistan, the Minister Indira Gandhi ordered "We would be negligent If we s V sf . a . J IF t l 8 MUSICAL. . . . WE HAVE IT! contacting Mrs. John J. Dougan (space)' hardware compatibility stock markets alter , F T. fu T and to discuss a Joint Amerl- hectic ' trading set off •‘Ot- Punjab, the spokes- center point of the conflict up Indian troops to make a new did not secure and make good n months ending last SEE OUR NEW LINE OF ORGANS of 13 Santlna Dr. or Mrs. An­ mail r e p o r te r ^ ^ to now.*^ ’ attack Into East Pakistan. It use of federal monies allo tted L® “ L ' thony Morianos of 28 LiUey St. can-Sovlet space mission. It is prospect ot an early devalua- 3-DOOR DUPLEX intended to sign a final agree- tion ot the dollar. He ajdded that the attacks Srinagar Is about 200 miles was the fourth incursion admit- to Improving the transportation ^ The LANE MUSIC CENTER ment within two months De- ns. . a. were under way as he spoke north of New Delhi. Fathankot ted by New Delhi In 12 days. system In Connecticut.’’ ,®„,„ ^ ^ Our 34tfa Year of Selling EnJojrment Warsaw Pact ^ A AM was reportedly and had no details of them Is about 150 mUes north and Pakistan meanwhile said that ,.™ au. a . ___ _ L, ? ’ “ ‘ ^ cent job t^ ls ^11 not be given out until ^ d Wednesday during a gireiw sounded in New Delhi sllihtly west of the capital ahd Indian forces had attacked at ^ c ^ n s ^ ta E M t H a ^ ^ i S t d November of last roughly censtant for a year, the OPEN EVENINOS WARSAW (AP) — A two-day NO-DEFROSTING FREEZER/REFRIGERATOR AS. and elr raid waidens im. from Amritsar Is 120 miles to the seven points around the borders “ ®“ „ ^ ^®“ : ______“olOcr. PoM Bd. Plaw meeting of the Warsaw Pact’s «U1 9:M heuae to house warning resl- northwest and only 10 milesmltas oforEasrpIkUt:; East Pakistan on Thursday “ '" " " b ' a ^®™a. r*-® u..c.»|a.u,.uc.aa u.-^ risen sisubstanu^ly tince this Bt. 8fr-VEBNON foreign ministers, held to dis­ ^ ” ®***^‘ dents to take cover. from the border lish ■Ud Dr. James C. Fletcher, ad- ures put Into effect Uvursday to zens,” he added. per cent from October’s eight- curred almost entirely among Foreign Ministry said a com­ mlnlMrator, probably would curb currency speculators but ’The project'will provide for a year high of 10.7 per cent. f u 11-tlme workers, mainly munique would be published have a statoment later in the in Paris the French govern- vast major Interchange near The rate for teen-agers was young adults who Icet Uieir "in the near future." morning. Offlcials indicated ment aimounced further actiace. from parity. Cambodian war. Baray is 60 miles northeast of stretch of the highway, the "The fact that they were dls- In London, the pound opened The Cambodian command Phnom 'Penh and Kompong Horth Vietnamese 9th Division tried to play down the reverse, Thmar is six miles north of Ba- (See Page Three) (See Page Bight) Issulng a terse communique ray. . (See Page Three)

ONLY 31" WIDE- WHY PAY MORE! i - What^s Fair About ^Fair Trade^ WHY TAKE LESS! 15.2 CUBIC FO O T 3j^DOOR DUPLEX^ Model ND1528—Latest Admiral design offering maxi­ THAN AN Spirited Chase May Backfire mum convenience and value. Big 4.98 cu. ft. freezer area, with 174 lb. capacity. Separate door for 10.24 cu. ft. By DON MEIKLE their shplf wares by certain vouches for the fact that liquor On the face of It, Con­ compartmentalized refrigerator section. White, Copper M s M m t r o l , percentages. The only price is cheaper there—despite Wgh- necticut’s "fair trade" system Bronze, Avocado, Harvest Gold. HARTFORD (AP) — It could er taxes. "The stores hold sales looks like a cleai- case of pro­ be embarrassing if Connectlout competition in Connecticut’s li­ tectionism for the liquor In­ quor business is In seeing who on Thursday," Holdswdrth said follows through with Its threat In an interview TTiursday. dustry, both wholesale and re­ to prosecute Its residents who can get away with charging the highest prices. The only way a ■’They take big sale odvertlse- tail. But there Is a high-sound­ buy liquor In qqantity In New ments In the newspapers, ing rationale for price-fixing. Hampshire and Vermont. dealer can get In trouble Is by . COMPARTMENTALIZED selling the stuff too cheap. "We bought a quart of It Is found In a ruling by the Somo of the culprits might Grant’s scotch at $6.99 In Pom­ state Supreme Court In 1963—a m in im u m lo s s o f STORAGE turn out to be proprietors of pano," sold Holdsworth. "A ruling that wont against an en­ Connecticut liquor stores who fifth ot Grant’s sells for $7.96 tn NEW "ICE 'N' EASY . f'iNGERTIP SLIDE-OUT terprising liquor retailer in reportedly can get some brands Connecticut.” Bridgeport named Meyer of booze cheaper at other Packages S ? R f c - FRESH FOOD Obviously, with state taxes Schwartz. The Court’s decision ICE c r e a m , FROZEN COMPARTMENTS state’s retail prices than they some 40 per cent higher in makes Interesting reading, S in 5 w *s h e l v e s f o r can get It wholesale under Ckin- from jUiCE CANS. FASTER Florida than they are In Con­ much the same way that "Alice E f f ic ie n t FREEZING. noctlcut’s so-called "fair trade’’ In Wonderland" makes interest­ f r e e z in g , g r e a t e r The North necticut, tuxes are not what system. pushes the price of liquor up so ing reading. CONVENIENCE. It’s a fair question to ask what’s fair about the "fair high In the ,Nutmeg State. It’s While admitting it did not trade" system. It may be fair In Its meticulous and exhaus­ the "fair trade" system that really know why the legislature to wholesalers to let them sot tive oimual reports, the liquor does It. enacted the "fair trade" laws, their own prices: It may be fair Industry gives the game away There Is some svidenco that the Court had no roluctanco to Dedicated to Quality to retailers to set the minimum despite Itself. Although it would Connecticut's system is begin­ guess what the reasons were. mark-ups by law. But what’s have the public believe that ning to show some diminishing "They were both to promote Backed by Nationwide Service fair about It from the con­ taxes are the prime cause of returns. According to the Dis­ temperance , . . and, by stabi­ sumer's point of view? high prices. Us own com­ tilled Spirits Institute, "appar­ lizing the industry, to encour­ What happens under "fair parative tables show that Con­ ent consumption of ' dlstlllod age observance of the. Liquor trade" Is that the consumer necticut’s taxes are lower than spirits’’ decllne(l in Connecticut Ckmtrol Act," said the state’s winds up paying some of the those in other states—such as froijt 7,605,861 gallons In 1060 to highest court. "It may reason­ highest liquor prices In the na­ Florida/—Avhoro liquor cun be 7,276,811 gallons In 1070, No one ably be presumed that, without tion while the wholesalers and bought for loss ccM, believes Connecticut drank that the establishment of a min­ retailers get what amounts to a Rep. Earl Holdsiworth, R- much loss' booze: It Is believ­ imum retail price for branded guaranteed profit. Trumbull, who sponsored a bill able, however, that sales In liquor, price wars among retail TEMPLE’S APPLIANCE The system gives wholesalers earlier this year that would Connecticut docllnod. Why? The dealers are apt to occur. The Diplomatic Footwork the reaponatblllty of sotting have repealed "fair trade" In nvalldblllty of the sanme'^tuff at cutting of - prices which occurs DIVISION OF TEMPLE'S FLOOR COVERING wholesale prices, and It re­ Connecticut’s liquor Industry, much lower prices In nearby Secretary of Stale William I’. Uofirer.s steps into iiictiire to ffreet visitinir Israeli quires retailers to mark up visited Florida recently and slates has got to be a factor. (See Pago Throe) Prime Minister Golda Moir in Washington. (AP Photo) 308 MAIN STRUT MANCHISTIR A 4 3 .M 4 2

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