PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tiiei., Wov. 14, 1978 South Windsor The Weather ‘Boycott’ Statem ent ABOUT TOWN v^Tijloy Adept In Gearing tonight, windy and Board Considering Higher TIm Friendship Grcle of the String Art quite cold with the lows In. the Obituary Arthur Glaeser, President of Hint, “The issue of ortra pay Salvation Army will meet iJJanrljPHtpr Supuing BpraUi upper 20s. Sunny and cold Manchester Education Associa for evening and weekend tonight at 7:45 at the citadel for See Page 13 Thursday with the highs near MHS Graduation Standards tion said this morning that he assignments has been an un a work n i^ t. Hostesses will be 40. A proposal to increase was submitted to the Board of 1974-75 school year, when an could not fully respond to a resolved issue for almost a Mrs. WUliam Spatig and Mrs. Mrs. Elin C. Nyman Francis of Aseisi Qiurch at 9. year. The issue came as a Jean Munsie. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1972 VOL. XCII, No. 39 JdANCHESTER A City of Village Charm Burial will b« in Mt. St. requirements for graduaUon Education last night. •nroUnMnt incream of about 70 statement issukl to ^ y by the FORTY PA G ES-TW O SECTIONS PRICE FIFTEEN CBNTB Mrs. Elin C. Nyman, 95, of is anticipated. At that tlnte, be Board of Education regarding result of an arbitrator’s award Benedict Cemetery, Bloom from Manchester High School Requirements will remain 13 Koffee Krafters will meet Stratford, formerly of Wood- from the present 13 to 14 credits for the senior clam. added, a longer school day or an apparent boycott of teachers over a year ago whidi said such iHTidge St., Manchester, where field. Friends may at the duties must be conqpenmted, Wednesday at 9:30 ajn . at the funeral home Wednesday from for this year’s Junior clam and Dr. James P. Kennedy, more space will be needed, but at last night’s PTSO Open she resided many years, died no staff increase is involved. House at Dling Junior H i^ but did not fix the amount. Community Y, 79 N. Main St. 7 to 9 p.m. 15 for this year’s sofAomores superintendent of schools, said Members wiU continue wwUhg today at thd Methodist Con that he would be prepared to Replying to a question about School. 'What is btmic about last n i^ t's and subsequent senior classes on pine conecrafts. Hostesses valescent Home in Shelton. make a recommendation at the what influence the Jump of Glaeser said, however, that events is that attendance at Bom in Sweden in 1877, she such events as a PTSO Open for the medting will be Mrs. Delphis E. Mason next board meeting. required weekly clam periods he did consider the statement has been a residmt of Connec to 27 has bad. Miss Anne “inaccurate.” House has never been raised as William Crowley and Mrs, Storms Grip If the proposal is adopted, the ticut for 91 years. She had been SOUTH WINDSOR • Delphis Police Report an activity for which teachers Ernest Oakman. Meetings are Edward Mason, 75, of East following requirements would Beecbler, guidance director, Board Chairman Allan a patient at the Methodist Con MANCHESTER , be effe^ve in Grades 10-12, mid that last year, 71 per cent Thomas and Dr. James would seek compenmtion.” open to all interested women in valescent Home for the past 4^ Hartford, father of John E. A car driven b j Cynthia A. the the juwa. Babysitting is Mason of South Windsor, died effective with the Clam of 1975, of the present Junior clam took Kennedy, superintendent of years. Horvath, 18, of 1260A W. Middle available. Sunday at St. Francis Hospital, for a student to qualify for a more than 5.4 credits per year, schools, said in the statement Survivors are two daughters, Tpke., was in coUisimi Monday diploma: English, 3 credits; which is the equivalent of 27 that “liie MEA was ill advised E. N. Allen, Mrs. Ruth N. Campagna of Hartford. afternoon with a schbol bus The regular meeting of the Bom in Bristol, he lived in the mathematics, 1 credit (two weekly periods. to sponsor such action” and Former State, Stratford and Mrs. Olive M. operated by Donald L. Wilson, years of bookkeeping may be . Miscellaneous apologized to the parent of Tolland County. Mother of M6st Of East Hartford area most of his life. Marolt of Aspen, Colo., both of 20, of 40 Wapplng Wood Rd., substituted);, science, 1 credit; Two communications were niing students who attended the Twins Club will be held on vrtiom had b ^ n teachers in the Before retiring in 1962, he was Official Dies employed'more than 25 years Rockville, police reported. social'Studies, 1 credit; read. One from Mrs. Nancy Open House and “found their Wednesday at the home (tf Mrs. B y T H E ASSOCIATED Winds to 45 miles an hour sent Tuesday’s storm brought heavy Manchester school system; a Mim Horvath was treated WEST HARTFORD Deborah Krlder, 343 Pleasant by Public Sign Co., East Hart physical education, 1.2 credits Siebert, H if^ n d Park School child’s teacher absent.” PRESS waves up to 15 feet high rain and whipped up large niece and a nephew. and released from Mandiester (1 credit for midyear PTA secretary, stated that 144 A number of teachers chose (AP)—Edward N. Allen, who St., Willimantic, at 8 p.m. The Heavy snow, freezing rain crashing against Michigan and Funeral services will be held ford. He was a Navy veteran of waves on the three lakes. Coast Memorial Hospital, police said. graduation); and electives, 7.8 petitioners requested the not to attend the Open House, served as Connecticut’s program for the evening wili be and drifting snow tormented Ohio lakefront areas. Guard crews also aided in Thursday at 10 a.m. at the World War I and a member of lieutenant governor from 1951 St. Mary’s Church, East Hart Wilson was not injund. credits. restoration of playground aides. mid Thomas and Kennedy, ap arts and crafts. Anyone needing areas from the Ohio Valley to Gale warnings were posted evacuation efforts. Dennis and D’arcy Funeral The accident occurred on The other, from Kenneth parently, according to Glaeser, to 1954 under Gov. John Lodge, a ride or wishing information New England today and gale today from Eastport, Maine, to Home, 2611 Main St., Stratford, ford, and the men’s club of the George Emmerling, MHS The Red Cross set up Pine St. near H i^ St. atabout2 principal, said that the Morgester, objected to closing because the MEA position is died early today at his home about the club should contact warnings continued for much of New Jersey, with small-craft with the Rev. Arthur Tedcastle church. evacuation centers and p.m. The Horvath car was proposed 15-credit requirement schools on Election Day. In his that teachers need not after a long illness. He was 81. Mrs. lliomas Hull, Bald Hill the Atlantic Coast. warnings flying as far south as provided food for storm and of the Stratford Methodist Other survivors are a son, volunteer for non-teaching Allen, a former mayor of and five grandchildren. towed from the scene. marks a partial return to the 17- reply. Dr. Kennedy mid that Rd., Tolland. Strong winds lashed the lower Savannah, Ga. Gale warnings flood victims in both states. Church officiating. Burial will Miss Horvath was diarged the administration’s primary duties. Glaeser cited a Hartford, was president and Great Lakes and the north were also up along Lake Erie be at Rock Landing Cemetery Funeral services will be held credit policy of some 10 years Michigan Gov. William G. with failure to drive in the ago, when the high school concern for this action was the Wethersfield court case which treasurer of the Sage Allen Co. Atlantic coast. and Lake Ontario. in IRiddam Neck. WednefKlay at 8:15 a.m. at Milliken called out 250 Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 proper lane. Court date is Nov. comprised Grades 9-12. With mfety of the chiidren. uphelp this opinion, but stated from 1941 to 1963. He was Meanwhile, flood victims Guardsmen for rescue Memorial gifts may be made that the,,MEA has gone no As the storm that struck the Main St., East Hartford, with a 27. the change to a three-year With four deletions, the board chairman of the company’s started returning to their operations in Wayne County, in her name to the Methodist adopted an organizational chart further In its position oUier than board from 1963 until his death. water-soaked homes in lower Great Lakes moved east Convalescent Home, Long Hill Mass of the Resurrection at St. school, the number was Airs, Palm late Tuesday it left snow Monroe County, and Tuscola Police reported vandalism at reduced to 13. by report lines for the school to note are that the court ruled Allen was the son of the late HANDWRirmO ANALYSIS . Michigan and Ohio in the wake and Bay counties northwest of Ave., ^ Ito n . Mary’s Church at 9. Burial will p r o functions are non-teaching accumulations of 13 inches at be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, three Manchester elementary He added that the upping of system. Dr. Kennedy mid that Normand F. and Carrie reader and ADVISOR of a storm which lashed the Detroit on Lake Huron. duties and that tehchers need Guaranteed RmoUi Mt. Washington, N.H.; 11 Rocky Hill. Friends may call at schools which apparently graduation requirements was he would submit an Olmsted Allen. shorelines of Lakes Erie, Huron Ohio Gov. John J. GUligan Mrs. Arthur Connor occurred over the weekend. organizational chart by not volunteer for these duties. Memorial services are set for Seek a You Shan Find... inches at Albany, N.Y.; 9 in the funeral home tonight from 7 motivated by the major con Aik a Yon wm Receive. and St. Clair on Tuesday. activ ated m ore than 300 Mrs. Katherine Hurley A window on the southwest programs later. Glaeser added that, since the Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at Center ches at Portland, Maine, and 7 to 9. cern for student time devoted to WIttl.tbla Ad you win And much hap- Authorities estimated the Guardsmen for rescue Connor, 80, wife of Arthur F. side of Nathan Hale School was The board voted to request school board has not assigned Giurch in Hartford. number of evacuees at more Inches at Buffalo, Rochester learning activities as against plnaia in love, marriaie, hnalniiw. and Utica, N.Y. operations in the counties of Ot Connor Sr. of Williraantic, Charles W. Morgan broken. the amount of unamigned time the Board of Directors to teaphers to these duties, it wm tdl you what you want to know than 10,000 along a 200-mile tawa, Erie, Lorain and Lucas. sister of John P. Htirley of ROCKVILLE - Charles W. Four windows at the Keeney (study halls, lunch). A step establish a |2,785.05 washout “must recognize this itself.” about Mendf, enemlet or rlvala. Bow stretch of Lake Erie and Lake A new storm in the West Gale force winds forced For its part, the school board to gain Uie love of Uw one you moat Manchester, died Monday at Morgan, 78, formerly of the St. school, on the east side of toward expanding iearning time account to proWde an aide for a In Memoriaih dealre, contnd or influence ttie acUona Huron shoreline extending from brought heavy-snow warnings evacuation of 8,000 persons Windham Community Rockville section of Vernon, the building, were broken. began last year, he said, with multi-handicapped student, and the superintendent through In loving memory of our brother Ohio's Cuyahoga County west to for parts of the Rocky Mountain alone along a 82-mile s tr a ti of their Joint statement feel that Franklin J. McCann. Who passed away of anyone even though mike away. Memorial Hospital. died Saturday at his Hamden Paint was splashed on a north lengthening the school day to reimbursement to be made by November 14, 1965. Givei never failing advice on love, Toledo and north to Michigan’s region. Including northwestern Lake Erie in Michigan Bom in Hartford, she was a home. He was bom in Kittrell, dow at Robertson School. eight periods and increasing the Coventry Board of they “cannot and will not courtahip, marriage, divorce and Saginaw Bay. Colorado, southwestern extending north from the (Nilo Another day, another year, buiineaa. Never falla to reunite the member of St. Joseph’s Church N.S., Canada, and moved to minimum ciass periods per Education. recognize such actions on the Complete damage estimates Wyoming and the central moun border. part of the MEA as a legitimate It seems like yesterday aeparated, caoae apeedy happy Snow Is For The Young At Heart in Willimantic. Rockville in 1900. After leaving Other Manchester arrests week to 27. Dies In Collision You were here. mairiagea, ovacome enen^, eWl were not available, but tains of Arizona. In Monroe County, Civil Other survivors are a son and means of resolving a matter of We whisper your name. habiU, atumbllng biodn and bad IndL authorities in Monroe County, Rockville, he moved to New included: H. Blaine Miller, MHS vice DANBURY (AP) - Charles We still say a prayer, Rain continued from central Defense Director Harold two grandchildren negotiations.” They will not, Ufta you out of aorrow atrouUeand Whatever parents may think about snow and slush doesn’t mean a thing Tpke. Leading the parade is Laurie Jones, followed by Kimberly Mich., and along the Ohio shore York, where he studied to James B. Mahoney, 25, of 69 principai, said that the Beausoleil, 64, of Danbury was because we remember and we still eg California into the central (iuillin said flood water was Funeral services will be held become a chef. He lived for Pearl St., charged Monday with proposed addition of two they add, “bow to such un We have a smile, we abed a tear. lUrta you on the path of bappineaa a if you are young or young at heart.. This trio, warmly clad by their Itelloran, and Wendy Brown, who seems to be exploiting the said they expected damages in nearly four feet deep in some killed Monday in a head-on professional pressure.” And we still wish that you were here. pftaperlty. See her today. mothers, are taking full advantage of a winter wonderland in opportunity best of all. All live on Branford St. (Herald photo by Pinto) each of those areas to exceed $1 Intermountain region, with Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. in the more than 50 years in New allowing a dog to roam. graduation requirements would collision on Interstate 84, state > PHONE FOR APPfHNTMENT snow at higher elevations and in areas, "the worst flooding I've Bacon Funeral Home, 71 Robert J. Andreoli, 28, of 91 The board statement adds Ever remembered by 63S014I Manchester this morning en route to Bowers School on East Middle million. Haven, where he was employed pose no space problem until the police mid. Sisters and Brothers the southern plateau region- seen here in 18 years.” Prospect St.', Willhnantic and at Yale University as head Birch St., charged Monday Floodwaters engulfed the at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph’s chef, and eventually as super night with fourth-degree Good weather was confined resort city of Luna Pier, 50ch., Church, Willimantic. Burial visor of all chefs in the culinary larceny . (shoplifting) at mostly to the southern Atlantic near the Ohio border and most will be in St. Joseph’s department there. Treasure' City Department Market Coast states, the southern of the com m unity’s 1,600 Cemetery, Willimantic. 'There He was a member of the Store at the Parkade. Laurel Lake Purchase Governor Given Rocky Mountain region and the residents were evacuated. will be no calling hours. Conununity Baptist Church of T hom as W. P lan k and Barrier Pacific Northwest. The Floodwaters were slow to New Haven; Widow's Son Gifford A. Tongren, both 16, Northern Plains had partly recede there and few residents Lodge, AF and AM; New Haven both of Glastonbury, charged Opposed by MPOA Cracked Two Setbacks cloudy skies. were returning to their homes. E rnest P. T herrlen Consistory 7; Arabia Temple Monday afternoon with fourth- Temperatures before dawn In Michigan’s Bay County, SOUTH WINDSOR - Ernest 40; and Eureka Chapter, Holy degree larceny at Treasure ranged frojm 8 at Waterloo, northwest of Detroit, some 500 Peter ’ITierrien, 73, of 147 Hilton Royal Arch Masons. City. By SOL R. COHEN public hearing on the proposal locked property, in the event NEW YORK (AP) - Amid Iowa, to 80 at Key West, Fla. persons were evacuated from Dr., South Windsor, died Survivors include his wife, Paul F. Kristoff, 52, of 232 (Herald Reporter) last night. It will consider the town doesn’t buy it. cheers on the floor of the New In Bus Issue National Guardsmen were low-lying beach areas along the Mon^y at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Mrs. Marriet Saulsbury Spring St., charged Monday The Manchester Property action on it next Tuesday. “We took the agreement to an York Stock Exchange, the Dow called out for rescue operations southwest shore of Saginaw Owners Association went on attorney and he was shocked at Jones industrial average closed Bom in Vermont, he lived in Morgan; four daughters, Mrs. afternoon with intoxication at EAST HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. Thomas J. Meskill has in both Ohio and Michigan after Bay on Lake Huron. the Hartford area most of his Ethel Simmons, Mrs. Eloise Hartford Rd. and McKee St. record last night as opposed to Mrs. Sadloski objected the terms,” said Mrs. Sadloski. above 1,000 points for the first life. Before-retiring in 1964, he G o o ^n , Mrs. Edith Robinson, Marvin G. Pettaway, 27, of tlM latest proposal for town particularly to the terms which “All the terms protect the time in history on Tuesday. suffered setbacks on two fronts in his drive to keep buses was employed 43 years by the and Mrs. Lillian Pollard; a East Hartford, charged purchase of abmt 110 acres of provide for a 75 per cent default Dennisons and none the town. In the aftermath. Wall running without state subsidies. Fuller Brush Co. He was a stepson, Alfred Badger; a Monday night with operating an the now-dry Laurel Lake. by the town if it doesn't We think it’s their way to get a Streeters are asking The National Labor Relations Board in Boston Tuesday complete the purchase witjiin chfinge to Industrial Zone there. themselves what the long-term member of St. Francis of Asdisi sister. Miss Katherine Morgan, unregistered motor vehicle on “W«; cgn’t ponibly accept rejected an appeal by the state that the NLRB order into Town Escaped Oiurch, South Windsor. all of New Haven; four it," iMll Mrs, Peter Sadlndd. the five years, to the They tded hhee before And consequences would be. W. Middle Tpke. didn’t get it.” “Do investors who have been effect a contract allegedly worked out by The Connecticut Survivors are his wife, Mrs. brothers, Andrew J. Morgan, All are scheduled for court The proposed ordinance is for requirement that the town seek ' “If you trust the people, then waiting for this .historic level Gabrielle Gagnon Therrien, and Leroy Morgan, both of Nov. 27. purchasing the prqierty for a zone change there from Rural Co. and the Amalgamate Transit Union. Residence to Industrial, aind to go to referendum with this now start selling off and taking Storm’s Worst five brothers, Albert Therrlen Rockville; Louis Morgan and |492,6p0.over a period (tf five And Tuesday night, the proposal. If it passes, bond it,” profits, or does the event in of Manchester, Alfred ’Therrien Albertus Morgan, both of Hart VERNON years, vnth conveyance to the the provision that the itewn Greater Hartford Transit be implemented without some It may not have seemed so to Albany, N.Y.’s IMnch r crease investor enthusiasm?” of South Gate, Calif., Conrad ford; 11 grandchildren and 11 town afier the fifth payment — would give present owners she said. District voted to wash its hands form of public subsidy. pedestrians yesterday and snowfall was Its sehond Gark Hare, 67, of 12 Davis asked Robert Johnson of Paine, Therrlen of Bloomfield, Rene great-grandchildren. Ave., was charged early this on or aim t ^ r i l 1,1977. Robert and Wells Dennison a Commenting on remarks by of talks between the district The examiner also found, drivers last night, but this sec heaviest in November and the Director of Public Works Webber, Jackson & Curtis. Therrien of Windsor and The funeral will be morning by Vernon Police with The Bbard of Directors held a right-of-way to their land- and the state Department of contrary to what had been tion of New England was heaviest to occur before Nov. 15 Wednesday at the Community William O’Neill, that “This could be the great in Transportation. charged by the state, that the spared the worst of the coastal since 1900. The heaviest fall In Antonio Therrien of North operating under the influence of centive for the small investor to Agawam, Mass., and a sister, Baptist Church, 143 Shelton Manchester’s landfill area has The Connecticut Co. has been two parties hadn’t already storm that started as ralp and (Connecticut was about an inch liquor or drugs. Police said a life span to 1981 and that the come back into the market,” Mrs. Agnes Meunier of Florida. Ave., New Haven, at 9 a.m. Hare struck and broke a utility operating bus service to its agreed to terms for a new con- turned to snow as the in the northwest corner. Other Calling hours. are today at [uest Town 110-acre aquistion would add 30 said Edward A. Merkle, presi some 100,000 daily passengers tract that could be temperature dropped latein the New England . snow Funeral services will be held pole on East St., Rockville. He dent of the Madison Fund. Thursday at 8:15 a.m. at Keyes Funeral Home, 59 Dix- years to its life expectancy, in Hartford, Stamford and New implemented. evening. Manchester area measuremedti tanged fropi 4 was taken to Rpckville General Mrs. Sadloski remarked, “A The Dow average of 30 in Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 well Ave., New Haven, from 3 Hospital, tr e a ts and released. Haven pending a court hearing „ . . towns were south of (he New inches in Bangor, klaine to 18 in year and a half ago, we were dustrial stocks closed at Nov. 21^rivers and mechanics Representatives from five of Main St., East Hartford, with a to 9 p.m. A Masonic service will He is scheduled to appear in Cut Mill Levy England snow llhe that Wilmington, Vt. and 19 In told only two years remained 1003.16, up 6.09 from Monday’s have been working under the the n ne towns that make up the Mass of the Resurrection at St. be conducted at 8 p.m. Circuit Court 12, Rockville, extended from southern Maine Enfield, N.H. for the area. Now, we are told close of 997.07, the previous old contract, which expired Hartford district voted Dec. 5. to central Massachusetts. George Ringstone, assistant By SOL R. COHEN it’s nine years. What are we to record. The universally Sept. 30, on a day-to-day basis, unanimously to leave the next superintendent of highways In (Herald Reporter) The Town Water Department believe?” watched indicator has now set In rejecting the state’s 8‘«P''/any> in the negotiations reported 1.8 inches of town, said that three crews of A 4-mill cut in Manchester’s property tax rate is being Again pressing for a records in three sessions in a charges, the NLRB examiner “P ‘P precipitation. At Bradley Inter two men each, a loader recommended by the Republican Town Committee. In a referendum, she said, “There’s row. said he found no evidence that A major stumbling block in national Airport, the National operator, and foreman went to The New York Stock Ex resolution adopted unanimously last night, the committee no protection here for the either side was insisting, over the way of the district’s Weather .Service measurement work at 3 a.m. today, sanding a change Index, a much broader proposes that it take effect Jan. 1,1973, on 1972-73 second- people. You’re-d§nying them the other’s objection upon a assuming responsibility for bus was 1.96 inches. Bridgeport was few slippery streets. He added half taxes. their rights.” \ gauge of market activity than subsidy as a condition for a con- service in the Hartford area has that the department’s More people every day the Dow, since it includes some soaked with 2.84 inches, giving Backing Mrs. Sadloski’s tract. Instead, the examiner been who would pay subsidies, it 62.34 Inches to date, the equipment was caught between The resolution, drafted and Republicans voting "no” ) to 1,400 common stocks, also set a remarks were Herman found agreement by the com- Meskill has said the state would wettest year on record since the fall and early winter, with most introduced by State Sen. David fund a $536,000 road program record Tuesday. It closed up .54 Schendel, Frank Lupien and pany and the union that neither pay 25 per cent. The towns want start of statistics in 18M, with Odegard, reads: “Be it and a $200,000 sidewalk at 62.94, erasing the old high of reiolved that the Manchester Richard Haggerty. of their wage proposals could the state to pay more. more than six weeks still to go. (See Page Twenty) choose low-cost program with revenue-sharing “If you believe in government 62.52 set Nov. 3. Standard & Republican Town Committee funds. by the people, then let them Poor’s index of 500 stocks also go pn record and urge the The voters, Nov. 7, approved decide,” said ^hendel. “Their hit a new high, 114.95. Manchester Board of D ilators bond issues for the programs. Last Friday marked the first to reduce the property tax rate decision will be accepted by us Savings Bank Life Insurance The Democratic directors (the MPOA).” time the Dow has ever ex at least 4 mills, effective Jan. 1, adopted a resolution last month ceeded 1,000 points at any given 1973, at an estimated saving to Lupien warned, “The $492,800 which indicates their intent to is only the tip of the iceberg. moment during trading. the taxpayers of about $506,000. disregard the bond issues, on But four additional times in “We urge this action because The improvements we’d have to and here’s why the basis that a $100,000 saving make there would bring the 1966 — on Jan. 18 and 19 and of a surplus of approximately could be effect^ in interest Feb. 9 and 10 — and again ■ SBLI is the money-saving way to $500,000, generated by a price way up — possibly $2 charges. million." Monday, the official intraday buy life insurance in the State of Republican-prepared budget, The anticipated 1971-72 Implying that the directors high of the Dow was over 1,000. Connecticut. and because of the approximate surplus mentioned in the resolu The official figure is derived (See Page Twenty) ■ SBLI is sold direct at savings $677,000 Manchester will tion adopted last night by the after the close of trading, using banks or by mail. No one will receive as a result of {^resident GOP Town Committee was the individual highs of each of Nixon’s revenue-sharing act. come to your home. predicted Sept. 12 by Town the 30 component stocks, even “It is our feeling that a Manager Robert Weiss. Duck Hunters if those highs were achieved at ■ SBLI is the ideal way to build portion of these monies should He estim ated a $606,000 varying times. sound protection on a budget. be used to help relieve the surplus to the General Fund, Become The face that the 1,000 level heavy burden on Manchester’s ■ SBLI offers all standard forms o f $97,000 to the Manchester Fire had been approached so many taxpayers.” . District Fund, $105,000 to the Sitting Ducks li 4 insurance for men, women and times and never surmounted at Three weeks ago, Sflite Water Fund, $53,(K)0 to the a day’s end had created an aura I children. Comptroller Nathan Sewer Fund, and $12,400 to the NEW YORK (AP) - It of impenetrability around it. If you live Or work in Connecticut, Agostlneili, a former Downtown Special Taxing seemed like the ideal location That aura may now be you can join the smart SBLI buyers. Manchester mayor, reminded District Fund. for a duck blind— a long strip of evaporated. To find out how, just stop In at your the Board of Dirrctors by letter The exact status of the land located smack in the “A lot of technicians watch that “the primary reason for middle of the Wertheim nearby savings bank or caU and ask surpluses may not 'be known the tape and buy on this kind of revenue-sharing bill is to until early in 1973. National Wildlife Refuge. -for full information without obliga D ry 571 loads for free! breakthrough,” said Giarles ^V^^educe the heavy burden on Jerome Baskin, the town’s So seven Long Island Lewis of Treves & Co. “I’m tion. Yon don’t have to bo a depositor. ■ property owners, especially the auditor, last i ^ t requested sportsmen purchased the 1,000- now starting to think about 1,- Right now is the right time to get hoim property tax.” and received the board’s per foot-by-60-foot strip, built a 100 and 1,200.” the facts on low-cost Savings B ^ Now throughThanksgivir^- $20 off on gas dryers. He u rg ^ the board to utilize mission to seek a 90-day blind and sat back in anticipa Lucien Hooper of W. E. Hut Life Insurance. the funds under a two-point extension for submitting the tion of the hunting to come ton & Co. was more cautious. program: by reducing pro^rty 1971-72 audit. Ilie extension, when the season opens on Mon If you buy a gas dryer from CNG before Thanksgiving, we’ii “A lot of people have been Thousands of people who live or work in Connecticut are already taxes about 2 mills, effective expected to be authorized by day. waiting a long time to sell when give you $20 off the reguiar price. Which is about how much it costs Jan. 1, 1973; and by granting an the State Tax Commission, Now U.S. Atty. Robert A. the Dow reaches 1,000,” he protected by low-cost Savings Bank Ltfe Insurance. They’re gotting to dry 571 loads (at 3 Vz cents a load). additional $1,000 exemption to would stretch the Dec. 31 Morse has deflated any visions observed. high quality protection at “direct to the buyer” prices. And they’re If you don’t think gas dryers are the best, maybe you haven t property owners 65 and over, deadline to March 31. of the land being a duck There was a great deal of with the exemption to be Baskin explained that his hunter’s paradise. selling Monday and Tuesday, getting all the advantages of dping business with a savings bank. looked at one lately. A gas dryer is modern. It dries family-sized retroactive to July 1, 1972, the firm needs the extra time to Morse said Tuesday that the but buyers moved into pick up Friendly, helpful service. Impartial advice. Convenience. Why loads so fast, it will actually keep up with your washer. And, of be^nning of the current fiscal conduct an audit of all accounts men will face up to six months the flood of shares. The course, a gas dryer costs less to operate. . , , year. receivable. He said letters will in Jail and a ^00 fine if any market’s ability to withstand don’t you join the crowd with Savings Bank Life Insurance? So buy a gas dryer from CNG before Thanksgiving, get $20 The Board of Directors has be sent to every taxpayer who duck they shoot over their the selling pressure was seen as off, and cut your laundry time down to size — with gas. not replied to Agostinelli’s owes back taxes - under a 100 narrow sky falls in the refuge. a reassuring sign, thus helping y-Msi letter. It has, however, taken per cent confirmation Nor can they retrieve a dead the Dow go over the top. Available in Manchester at . Call CNG In Hartford (525-0111) or New Britain (224-9157) two policy positions. It has procedure. He said the duck from the refuge, either by Brokers cited these other fac THE SAVINGPBANK dediM not to allocate any procedure is required every themselves or by use of a dog, tors as having helped the funds from 1971-72 unap five years by the state. because that is alsq,a crime, decisive upsurge: Kiwanians Recieving Telephone Bids OF MANCHESTER propriated surplus until it Baskin promised the Morse said. “ —North Vietnamese negotiators were preparing for and at most savings banks throughout Connecticut. , knows exactly bow much that directors he will present a Eagle-eyed game wardens Manchester Kiwanians man the telephones at Tuesday 915 Main St., where Radio Station WINF is broadcastlQg 'V^irlpool surplus will be; and it has preliminary status report of the will keep a close watch on the what the public hoped would be stoty decided (by an affirmative vote 1971-72 General Fund sometime scene, Morse said, adding, a final round of peace talks. night’s opening of the two-night Kiwanis Club Radio live. The auction continues tonight at 7:45. See on Model LVQ3201 (White only), Auction. All the activity is taking place at Watkins Bros., Page 3. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) LOW COST SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE CONNECTICUT NATURAL GAS CORPORATION $155.95 ' of the Democrats, with the in December. “These guys are sitting ducks.” (I makes sense. . . end saves dollars ...to buy Ills Insurance el a mutual savings bank. 'fITS.QS, not including Serving the Greater Hartford and New Britain areas. installation.
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"T ■ I V. i.-'.V. V. V'. i< n MANf^HF-STER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Nov. 15.1972 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Nov. IS. 1972 NuTowett Street lirtN'IirliMRiT South Windsor l^iwanis Gets $l^SSO State Chutists YralMtNJIMi’li I mm In M, MiMi Ira Mh, A claimant for the world WnlMilnftrwfi title of the narrowest street Music Club TV Tonight Sheinwold on Bridge MMI m Hi TmI is St. John’s Lane in Rome, Take Top Awards CilM S-m i Italy, with a width of 19 Organized \ In Opening Session inches. See Saturday’s TV Herald foil PLAY FOR THE COUNT BUY NOW Connecticut parachutists took Webster of Ottawa; ’Third, Jack Mr. and Mrs. Philip Euzenas Complete Listin(p. South dealer INSTEAD OF GUESSING • Bids received Tuesday night 84 Jarvis Rd.; 35. VaUier, 86 Metevier, 444 W. Middle Tiriie.; most of the t ^ awards in the Ronalter of Stafford Springs. WESTOWN SOCKtBi»KiN have been named as co- North-South vulnerable By ALFRED SHEINWOLD • in the first part of the Summit St.; 36. Knight, 100 126. Donohue, Bolton; 127. (fonnecticut Parachutists Inc. Intermediate class winners nm aaiEKH \ S & J Of KH.S. PRtSENTJ chairmen of the newiy formed NORTH were: First, Bill Rappa of SHAKESPEARE’S — 6i00 — l^ e n South plays today’s « Manchester Kiwanis Club Ferguson Rd.; 37. Finnegan, Hunt, East Hartford; 128. (CPI) Invitational Meet at 455 HARTFORD RD, South Windsor Friends For e K 10 4 SAVE NOt Newington; Second, Bob fa r c ic a l COMEDV- (3-8-22) NEWS hand, he cannot see the East- I Radio Auction totaled about $1,- Glastonbury; 38. Bonneville, 88 Friedman, 4 Lexington Dr.; Ellington Airport last weekend. Music club which was formed <:? K 10 6 Cassella of Hamden; ’Third, MANCHESTER (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH West cards and therefore • 350. Oak St.; 39. Towle, 11 Strant 129. Almond, Bolton; 130. The skydivers were grounded when it was realized there was O Q984 Skip Rapp of West Suffiefd. (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE doesn’t know who has the jack A52 I The retail value of the nearly St.; 40. Cook, Windsor; 41. Ste|4iens, 422 E. Center St.; 131. Saturday (the first scheduled a need to aid the music ; 150 items sold ’Tuesday night PAY LATi day of the meet), but they Novice (hit-and-run) winners (30) TO TELL THR TRUTH of diamonds. If West has the WEST EAST Letts, 376 Hartford Rd. Best, 63 (Thurch St.; Bonus, departments of the local (40) WILD WILD WEST jack. South can lead a diamond I was $2,036.37. ’The Monday GROUP FOUR Donohue, Bolton. managed to make about 180 were: First, M. Moorlouse of schools. ♦ 73 e QJ982 Ottawa; Second, Don Gelling of from his hand and finesse with C? 8 5 QJ97 3 Bring Home Happiness j night bids represented about 67 45. Zeidler, 84 Jaihds Rd.; 48. * GROUPTEN jumps Sunday despite low Gerald Marks, head of the — 6 j30 — Bloomfield, Third, D. Connell (3) CBS NEWS dummy’s nine; but if East has 0 1765 O 2 • per cent of the retail value of Meyer, 51 Lenca St.; 47. 135. Livesey, 52 Oak St.; 136.'! ♦Shop visibility. music department of the school ♦ Q 108 6 3 ♦ K7 , the mercluuidise, which was Champeau, 83 Adelm ^Rd.; 48. ’Tweedie, 91W. Center St.; 137.. A bout 50 C a n a d ia n s, of Ottawa. (8) ABC NEWS the jack. South can lead a BjcUig Home A Golden Book! The Canadians, arriving in system told committee diamond from dummy and SOUTH I donated by Manchester area Giffonl, Vernon; ^ Acetox 48 Buccino, 168 Charter Oak S t.;l« , members of the Ontario members that the administra (22-30) NBC NEWS the area at 2 a.m. Satuiday, (24) EIGHT STEPS finesse with the ten from his 4 A6 5 New Fall Editions I merchants. Overland St.; 50. ’Gaboury, 67 138. Trotter, 338 Porter St.; 139. / L I T ' Parachute Association, par tion is very receptive when the m 1972 • The auction is being broad- S te e n s , 422 E. Center St.; 140. ticipated in the meet, held at stayed at the National Guard TOWARD EXCELLENCE hand. How does he find out A42 Laurel St.; 51. Hamilton, 91 budget for the schools is 0 AK 103 ; cast on Radio StaUon WINF in Dale Rd.; 52. Sullivan, 57 Livesey, 52 Oak St.; 141.j Ellington Airport on Rt. 83, Armory at Rockville during which finesse to take? their visit. They left for home A Little Goes tl presented but due to more — 6 i5 5 — South dealer 4^194 The Great ‘ Manchester (1230 kh), “live” Tanner St.; 53. Crawford, 191 Burkett, 45 Concord Rd.; 142. Ellington. About 50 CPI (40) NEWS at 9 p.m. Sunday. pressing needs, such as text orth-South vulnerable South West North East Alphabet Race • from the front window at Henry St.; 54. Aiello, 55 Aceto,. 58 Overland St.; 143.. members competed. books, the appropriations for — 7i00 — 1 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass . Watkins Bros., 915 Main St. O v e rl^ St.; 55. Sullivan, 57 Zeidler, 84 Jarvis Rd.; 144.1 All of the jumping competi A CPI member, Henry Mar- ening lead — Six of Clubs coux of Nabnassett, Mass., such things as band uniforms (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD South should play to get a Opening lead — 4 6 1 ’The 13th annual auction con- Tanner St.; 56. Herrmann, 172 Livesey, 52 Oak St.; 145. Aceto,| right now tion was for accuracy — way... have to be shelved. Hong Kong and Macao. ; tinues ttm i^t, starting at 7:45 S. Main St. 58 Overland St.; 146. Livesey, 52| Parachutists jumped from an made a “century jump” during L count on the opponent’s lunds. the weekend meet — He Marks cited James Turek, (8) TRUTH OR He cannot be sure«that he will Pub. List j and ending at 10:45. Another 150 GROUP FIVE Oak St.; 147. Patten, 33 Mather' altitude of about 2,500 feet, opened their parachutes almost reached a total of 500 jumps. director of the Timothy CONSEQUENCES get an absolute count, but he 2.95 2.46 : items will be sold tonight, and a 60. Crandall, Andover; 61. St. Today's wonder drags Ekiwards School Band, Louis (18) DICK VAN DYKE : special group of eight items will Livesey, 52 Oak St.; 62. O’Neill, GROUP ELEVEN immediately, and attempted to CPI, considered the largest are so effective, they can lose nothing by tr^ng. hit a four-inch plastic target sport parachuting club in the Lazzerini, director of the high (22-30) NEWS Declarer plays low from clubSi and South plays the nine. ' also go. 41 Center St.; 63. Patten, 33 150. Livesey, 52 Oak St.; 151. are prescribed in small mu school band and Nicholas Richard Scarry’s • ’The qiecial group, which in- (folvin, 134 N. School St.; 152. disc. eastern U.S., was formed in (24) JUST GENERATION West is allowed to hold the trick Mather St.; 64. Lanney, 16 Law- doses. A little medicine dummy at the first trick, and Although the target was so Manchester about ten years Lesbines, director of the high (40) ABC NEWS East wins with the king of with the ten of clubs. J eludes a spinet p i ^ donated ton Rd.; 65. Parlato, Hebron; Dawood, 553 E. Middle liike.; goes a long way to re school vocal ensemble, for the Hop Aboard! I by Watkins Bros, (retail value 153. Jrtinson, 196 Scott Dr.; 154. ^ small, about six parachutists ago. There are about 180 — 7s30 - clubs. East returns the seven of West leads another club, and 66. Potterton, 130 Center St.; 67. store you to good health work they have accomplished ) $745), is open to bidding during Livesey, 52 Oak St.; 155. John-* hit it dead-center Sunday. members. (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT East discards a heart, ^uth Here We Go! Sullivan, 'Tanner St.; 68. — to get you back on with these groups. ! both nights of the auction. High son, 196 Scott Dr.; 156. Livesey, The accuracy competition (8) PARENT GAME thus has a count on the clubs. Lanney, 16 Lawton Rd.; 69. your feet taster. Medical N o v c 17 % i6 . Q:6o R M . . B a i l e v A g d i t o r i o m «>* The newly formed club will ’ bid on the piano ’Tuesday ni{^t Hansen, 27 Elro St.; 70. Patten, 52 Oak St.; 157. Sault, 32 Foster was divided in three classes: (18) MOVIE South gets to his hand with the Pub. Lift advanced, intermediate, and State Employe bills are smaller — loss hold its meeting on Dec. 4 at 8 ace of diamonds and leads a low j was $600. 33 Mather St.; Bonus (free), St.; 158. Freedman, 62 Grant of income is less. Noth p.m. in the music room at the "California Conquest” (1652). 2.95 2.46 < ’Theitems to be auctioned are Crandall, Andover. Rd.; 159. Stephens, 422 E. novice. The novice competition Pay Bill Signed Cornel Wilde, Teresa Wright. heart. ing else worth so much high school. The public is i . ; arrangi^ in groups of about 12 Center St.; 160. Krutt, 109 differs in that the parachutists (22) WAIT TILL YOUR Deep Finesses GROUP SIX HARTFORD (AP) - Gov, to you costs so little. invited to attend or to contact Richard Scarry’a * r items per group. To bid on an 75. Scalise, 181 E. Middle Elizabeth Dr.; 161. Patten, 33 are timed in a hit-and-run con FATHER GETS HOME West follows with a low test. They are timed from the ’Thomas J. Meskill signed into Mrs. Euzenas f(>r further heart, and declarer finesses i item, WINF listeners can ’Tpke.; 76. Moseley, Bolton; 77. Mather St. (24) BOOK BEAT Nicky Goes to jteleiAone 647-9191. About 40 GROUP TWELVE point of impact until the time law Tuesday a bill extending information. (30) CIRCUS! with dummy’s ten. South Buccino, 168 Charter Oak St.; The group will conduct a ; Kiwanians will take the calls 165. Partridge, 211 Mountain they run and touch the target the $300 "cost of living” raise to (40) DRAGNET doesn’t expect to win this the Doctor 78. Edwards, 428 Porter St. ; 79. some 1,400 state employes who WESTOWN fund-raising bake sale on Dec. I and place the bids. Belcher, 178 Green Rd.; 80. Rd.; 166. Heavisides, 913 Main disc. finesse; be merely wants to Advanced class winners had missed out on it. 13 at the Timothy Edwards — 8i00 — < WlaUng bidders can pay for Livesey, 52 Oak St.; 81. Gifford, St.; 167. Patten, 33 Mather St.; duck the trick to East. Pub. List 168. Meyer, 51 Lenox St.; 169. were: First place, Ed AshUne The bill was passed by the 455 HARTFORD RD. School and on Dec. 16 a Christ (3) CAROL BURNETT East wins with the jack of I and pick up their merchandise Vernon; 82. Litrico, 15 Alpine 1.95 (Toleman, ^ Woodbridge St.; of Middletown; Second, L. legislature last month. MANCHESTER mas Concert at the high school. Guests: Ruth Buzz! and John hearts and returns the queen of 1.66 ‘at W q tl^ Bros. ’Thursday and St.; 83. Polowitzer, 27 Church 170. Parlato, Hebron; 171. John Townspeople are urged to Davidson. hearts. Declarer takes the king iFriday'from 10 a.m. to 8:30 St.; 84. Livesey, 52 Oak St.; 85. support the fund raising ac (8-40) JACQUES jp.m., and Saturday from 10 Roberts, 43 Richard Rd.; 86. son, 196 Scott Dr.; 172. Hansen, and ace of hearts, noting that A Basketful 27 Elro St.; 173. Hennequin, 156 tivities. COUSTEAU West discards a club on the ;a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Burkett, 45 Concord Rd. Special — “The Smile of the of Kittens , ‘ Here are the winning bidders GROUP SEVEN Lenox St.; 174. Smith, 60 Spring third round of hearts. South now St.; 175. Pelland, Vernon; 176. k Walrus.” has a count on hearts as well as i from Tuesday ni^ t’s part of the 90. HamUton, 91 Dale Rd.; 91. I auction: Hetu, East Hartford; Bonus, p Herald (22-30) ADAM-12 clubs. Patten, 33 Mather St.; 92. A series of crimes — purse- • GROUP ONE Swain, 39 (^andlewood Dr.; 93. Pelland, Vernon. South next leads a low spade Pub. List Yesterdays snatching to shoot-out. and finesses with the ten, losing I 1. Keeney, 24 Eastfield St.; 2. Colvin, 134 N. Sdiool St.; 94. (24) ELECTION '72 » 2.95 2.46 IScorso, 41 ^erwood Circle; 3. Dawood, 553 E. Middle Tpke.; to East. East returns a spade, • Stephens, 422 E. Center St.; 4. 25 Years Ago Summary of last week’s and South takes the king and 95. Aiello, 55 Overland St.; 96. < Moore, 51 Vernon St.; 5. Welch, Crash Interrupts Power Local health officers un presidential race. Last show in In LTM Play ace. West discards his last club Stephens, 422 E. (Tenter St.; 97. The New ’ 14 Falknor Dr.; 6. Stephens, 422 animously approve district plan series. Colvin, 134 N. School St.; 98. Some 60 South Windsor Nan Brown brings fifteen on the third spade. •E. Center St.; 7. Bailey, 45 summons for failure to drive in treatment. No charges were which would include — 8:30 — Now the count is complete. Golden Dictionary, Dawood, 553 E. Middle ’Tpke.; families were without elec the established lane. years of experience as a ^Northfield St.; 8. Von Deck, 11 filed against Strohm. Manchester in District Depart (22-30) BANACEK West’s three remaining cards m i 99. Aceto, 58 Overland St.; 100. trical power yesterday for In the traffic tangle resulting character actress to the part of ; Jean fid.; 9, O’Neill, 22 Kane Litrico, 16 Alpine St.; 101. Par-* George Russell, district ment of Health with Bolton, Priceless coin coliection is must be diamonds. There is no more than three hours, from the accident Dupont was supervisor for CL and P, said Coventry and Andover. missing from vault. Miss Mackay which she ; Rd.; ll' Hamilton, 91 Dale Rd.; tridge, 211 Mountain Rd.; portrays in the Littie Theatre of problem about how to play the Pub. List ‘11. H |^,'East Hartford; 12. following an accident in which a injured while rerouting traffic this morning that nine Kiwanis Club auction takes in (24) JAZZ SET Bonus, Hamilton, 91 Dale Rd. car skidded on the rain-slicked from the scene. He was struck Manchester’s production of diamonds — thanks to the 4.95 ! Donotoe, Bolton. members of two crews were 11,078.39 in second night, with count. 4.10 CROUP EIGHT pavement and struck a by a vehicle driven by Frank A. — 9:00 — “The Prime of Miss Jean ’ called in to replace the final results of both nights Daily Question r GROUP TWO 105. Pelland, Vernon; 106. Connecticut Light and Power Strohm, 18, of 16 Benedict Dr. (3) MEDICAL CENTER Brodie” which will run for its s Farr, 29 Elizabeth Dr.; 16. damaged pole and reset tripped about $2,500. Partner opens with two Best, 63 Church St.; 107. Ck>v transformer pole. while directing traffic at the “The Outcast.” second weekend, Friday and The Treasuiy O ^ > Ri^ino, 168 Charter Oak St.; Riddell, 65 Thomas Dr.; 108. fuses. Partial power was (8-40) BURT BACHARACH nontrump, and the next The power failure forced an Felt Rd.-Birch Hill 10 Y ears Ago Saturday, at East Catholic High ; 17. Johnson, 923 Main St.; 18. Pelland, Vernon; 109. McVeigh, restored by 3:15 p.m. yesterday Special — Musical hour with School auditorium. player passes. You hold: Little Golden Bo6ks ; Cameron, ^ u th Windsor; 19. early closing at the Orchard intersection. According to and was back in full operation Frederic Werner succeeds G. Spades, K-10-4; Hearts K-10- 23 (Tambridge St.; 110. Herr Hill School and also caused, police, Strohm was turning out Burt, Sammy Davis Jr., A native of England, Mrs. • Klukus, Lake St., Vernon; 20. mann, 172 S. Main St.; 111. an hour later. Albert Pearson as minister of Anthony Newley, Vikki Carr. Brown came to the United 6-t Diamonds, Q-9-8-4; : B e c k ^ , ;i4 Hartland St.;,21. indirectly, an injury to South of Birch Hill Dr. onto Felt Rd. Rivers, 15 Church St.; 112. Windsor Police Officer Alton when his car struck the officer. music at Emanuel Lutheran (18) 700 CLUB States in 1947 and to Connec Cluhs, A-5-2. ; C uster.;Parker St.; 22. Vin- STATE Church. Pub. Sullivan, 57 Tanner St.; 113. Dupont. Dupont complained of an (24) STATE OF ticut the following year. She has What do you say? * 4.95 ; ci, 96'Clinibn St.; 23. Stephens, C randall, A ndover; 114. t I «• .% U H . N ' , U f • ■ ' « M t A T M J CONNECTICUT Answer: Bid six notrump. 4.10 According to police, Robert injured right side, but refused FUELOIL studied drama at the University ; 422 E. Center S t; 24. Stephens, ;r A ’ ▼ tt / r\ \ Partner should have 22 to 24 ______Kovacs, Vernon; 115. Cook, Hebert, 17, of 132 Orchard Hill to go to the hospital for of Connecticut, has been heard 422 E. Center S t; Arpln, 15G Windsor; 116. Patten, 33 MOVIE RfflINQB I — 10:00 — Rd., was driving west on Rt. 30 17:9 on radio, and has played with points, and your 12 points will ’ Forest St.; 26. IS^nnon, 17 Oval We’ve got simply (3) CANNON make the total of 34 to 36 points. The Mather St. when he lost control of his car 200 Gal, Min. several community players’ ’ Lane. i f v . GROUP NINE ! I Day Notica For Otiivary oodles of sportswear Cannon’s hunt for a farmer is This is enough for a small slam in front of 398 Oakland Rd. and 24-Hour Burner Sarvict hindered by ranch guards. groups in this area including the m u ' City Book ; GROUP THREE 120. Coleman, 622 ^oodtxlirge but not enough for a grand hit the transformer pole. MANCHESTER separates you’re (8-40) ALAN KING Manchester Community S 30. BplaiMr ^ Verijun St.; 31. St.; 121. Johnifbn; l9^Scott Dr.; psfoids ebetd tSe SdSeSESf e! **i slam. Don’t conduct a com . Stephaiiis; 4 ^ E. Center St.; 32. Hebert was able to walk away Read OIL HEAT, INC. going to love. We p i«r vmmng wy rttetr ewMNH. •••; Special — “The Wonderful Players, the Coventry Players, 122. Aiello, 55 (iverjand St.; 123. from the scene, but his car had the South Windsor Country plicated auction when you know Pub. List Livesey, ,5$:- Oak St.; 33. Mo- Buccino, 168 Charter Oak Sj.; 649-4908 show only three, "Asylum" World of Ag^avation” with just where you want to end. to be towed, and he was issued a Herald Ads Players, and the Dynamic __ 3s9S____ 3.28 ' dean, 201 Htonry St.; 34. Zeidler, 124. Welch, 14 Falknor Dr.; 125. but have scads more, Aian and Lee Grant, Tony Ran- Theatre. ^ \ Copyright 1972 ^ You have nothing to lose dail, Larry Storch. GeneiWl Features Featui Corp. 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. at all 8 stores. ; but your mind- (22-30) SEARCH The most recent roles in Garland lurtleheck, The case: kidnaping. which she has been seen are MANCHESTER Mazeppa in “Gypsy,” Mrs. V',i- ■ >■ n o w j burgundy, S-M-L $11 (24) STATE OF Imported poinlelle CONNECTICUT . Boyle in "The Mousetrap,” the Grandmother in “Red Shoes,” you/ pullover, navy, hot — 10:35 — Madame Arcati in “Blythe (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY p in k , S-M-L ...... $9 Spirit,’’ Mrs. Harcourt in . coa Whistlestop pant, — 1 1 : 0 0 — HARTFORD ROAD “Anything Goes” and the burgundy, blue, off i -' - \ (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Dowager Empress in white, heather M SM UWe* \J AOMITTB — 11:30 — “Anastasia.” Dairy Queen (An Halt may Mry tones, 7 to 13 .... $17 ki ottiln ariM) (3) MOVIE The Jay Allen play begins “The Bofors Gun” (1968). 8:30 p.m. As tickets are in short Juniors, all D&L >•*••••••••••• »f ••••••• supply, it is suggested that W EEKEND .S ■ n ■ miwM Nicol Williamson, David new stores. OS TMI Warner. those wishing to attend phime ■ O f W t> — ■UUTWl (8-40) DICK CAVETT the Little Theatre listed O a ir ii SPECIAL (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON number for reservations. ’ THURS., FBI., SAT., SUN. Hones, — 1:25 — Q u e e n (3) MOVIE T h e a te r “The Left-Handed Gun’’ everyckw Tim e Schedule (1958). Paul Newman. U.A. Theater East — p o n tu i About Town “Valachi Papers,” 7:00-9:20 from the author of 'Psycho.' Jerry Lewis Cinema, South Tiose The Ilem ocratic Club of Windsor — “Mary Queen of •m s. th 6. NL A«i. a • . 6«re. • M l Ara. a . w • i m Manchester will meet Scots,” 7:00; “You’ll Like My Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Mother,” 9:15 f ^ i Marine Olub on Parker St. State ’Theater — “Puppet on a From The Intematlomil “Puppet On A Chain,” 7:30; “Asylum,” 9:15 BURGER BestSeUer Buy just one pair of Feat. g,15, Co-Ffeat, 7:80 Chain” (PG) Burnside Theater — “Neig GIVE ME AN OLE’ SOFT The Highland Park School Centurions,” 8:00 DELUXE any Hanes pantyhose, PTA will host its Annual Book Meadows Drive-In — “Car SHOE WITH A NEW / " . Va lb. Burger The NEW Fair tonight, from 6:30 to 9 in toon,” 7:23; “Asylum,” 7:30; and we’ll give you one the school auditorium. “Willard,” 9:15 Lettuce ft Tomato pair of Hanes everyday . CREPE SOLE...AND I’LL A heap of French Fries y.' 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Sheinwold ^Andover TV Tonight Selectmen Seek List See Saturday’s TV Herald foi| r wmplete Ustin^. PLAY FOR THE COUNT BUY NOW! INSTEAD OF GUESSING Of Assessor’s Duties By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ANNAFRISINA — 6 i0 0 — unanimous recommendation When South plays today's Correspondent that the town hire a SAVE NOW! (3-8-22) NEWS hand, he cannot see the E ^ - (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH Tel.742-9347 professional paid assessor as West cards and therefore The Board of Selectmen has (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE soon as it is practicable to do doesn’t know who has the jack akked that a job description be so. The committee enumerated (30) TO TELL THR TRUTH of diamonds. If West has the PAY LATER! drawn up for the highly the various findings of its study (40) WILD WILD WEST jack. South can lead a diamond controversial new position of and presented the townq>eople from his hand and finesse with — 6j30 — tax assessor for the Town of with their evaluation of the (3) CBS NEWS dummy’s nine; but if East has Andover. issue, considering both systems '"Shoppers’ Holiday Account means a bill-free Christmas! (8) ABC NEWS the jack, South can lead a At a recent meeting, im pai^U y. (22-30) NBC NEWS diamond from dummy and selectmen decided that it would Controversial Assessor (24) EIGHT STEPS finesse with the ten from his be necessary to draw up a full The town. recently hired hand. How does he find out TOWARD EXCELLENCE and complete job description Frederick CKmura, formerly which finesse to take? for the job, iteinizing the actual with the United Apfu-aisal Com — 6:55 — South dealer (4 0 ) NEWS duties involved, the number of pany who just completed the North-South vulnerable hours required to perform the town’s 10-year evaluaumi, and — 7 :0 0 — Opening lead — Six of Qubs duties, the numbCT of visits who did 90 per cent of the work (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD South should play to get a averaged on new assessment in Andover regarding the Hong Kong and Macao. count on the opponent’s h ^ s . calls in recent years, etc. evaluation, as its first (8) TRUTH OR He cannot be sure4hat he will Besides the necessary book- professional assessor. CONSEQUENCES get an absolute count, but he work, the assessor, is notified The appointment has led to (18) DICK VAN DYKE can lose nothing by trjdng. (22-30) NEWS whenever a building permit is considerable criticism of both Declarer plays low from taken out in the town for an the person hired and the (24) JUST GENERATION dummy at the first trick, and (40) ABC NEWS addition, improvement, garage, meth^ used to hire him. East wins with Uie king of playroom, etc. He must The selectmen have decided — 7 :3 0 — clubs. East returns the seven of personally visit and assess the after a complete description of (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT value of the change. He also the job is drawn up. the job will (8) PARENT GAME keeps track of the various be advertised in a number of (1 8 ) MOVIE personal property lists in the newspapers, and the “ California Conquest” (1952). town, visiting the various appointment be made for a [Cornel Wilde, Teresa Wright. businesses each October to take specific time, possibly on an 22) WAIT TILL YOUR inventory and making annual basis, renewable. FATHER GETS HOME assessment of these. 24) BOOK BEAT He is responsible for keeping Mill Rate 30) CIRCUS! up to date all the real property The Board of Selectmen is 40) DRAGNET and personal property lists for also discussing the possibility the 'Town of Andover. of requesting the town’s Board j f ' — 8:00 — 3) CAROL BURNETT Board Abolished of Finance that the new mill Guests; Ruth Buzzi and John Until this July, Andover had a rate for the coming fiscal year ividson. ■^:tbree-man elected Board of not be set until the regional 8-40) JACQUES Ybsessors to perform the above school budget is received. COUSTEAU YTork. Various groups and The annual town budget t- Special — “ The Smile of the Officials over the years have meeting is always held the first I Walrus.” i 5r tecommended the hiring of a Saturday in May, at which time (22-30) ADAM-12 professional assessor and the the regional budget is never A series of crim es — purse- ini gbolidunent of the board. ready. In the past few years, snatching to shoot-out. Earlier this year, the Board the budget has been voted on, the. mill rate has been s e L jllo n ' I 94S MAIN STgftBT BiANOHiignm I of Selectmen created a Little Sunbeams Shine On becam e San Miguel. Committee to study the the basis of estimates. Hie past feasibility of hiring a few years, the estimates proved professional assessor and asked too high and the town wound up Capt. Ernest Payton of Syracuse, N.Y., congratulates a group of Sunbeam girls upon them to make a complete study with a surplus at the end of the having received their Conunissioner’s Sunbeam Medal, one of the highest awards a as to which would be better for fiscal year. This year, that surplus is well Sunbeam can earn. The ceremony was held Sunday during part of the reth anniversary the town: the present Board or over $100,000. In the meantime, observance of the Salvation Army in Manchester. From left are Kristan Anderson, Andersoh-Litth a paid assessor. The Committee, chaired by the town’s taxpayers are paying daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Anderson; Kathleen Infante, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yeomans, reported to increased taxes in order to Nicholas Infante, and Inger Nielsen,-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nielsen, all of Abbey the town at a town meeting its create a surplus. 1 Dr., Hebron. Laurie' Dunlop, not in the picture, daughter of Mrs. Gail Dunlop of 14 a first...just buy one pair of any Fairfield St., and Samuel Dunlop of 103 Hamlin St., was also a medal recipient. The Sunbeams represent the Salvation Army’s junior scouting program for girls ages 6 to 11. Bolton Capt. and Mrs. Payton, former Salvation Army C!orps officers of Manchester, were the Hanes pantyhose and get special guest speakers for the occasion. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Rivers Heads Coaches ‘Hanes Everyday’ stretch Tolland For All-Star Football panty hose worth 1.95...FREE!, JUDITH DONOHUE Story Hour I Correspondent The education com m it of Tel. 649-8409 the Bolton Junior Woman’s Referendums On Budget Leon Rivers, head coach of Club will ojiserve iNational now thru Dec. 2nd the Bolton Tigers. Midget Book Week With a $tory hour Football team, will head the f d f pre-schoolers Thursday 1 I Discussion coaching staff for the southern morning at 10. Just buy one pair of any Hanes pantyhose in our stock and Topic Committee - chairman Mary division in the first All-Star game in the Eastern Midget Dobson notes that children ages pick up a free specially marked package of ‘Hanes Everyday’ . Football League. 3 to 5 are invited to attend. Ih e future of the annual town officials,” Summers explained. He advocated 5 per cent as a Check Hanes quality stretch pantyhose that comes in your size The contest, which will Barbara Pellerin and Barbara meeting and the elimination of The discussion of the budget “ more realistic” figure, adding feature 13-year-old players Stephens will be storytellers. with stretchy fit that hugs your legs all day! Hurry in, pick up the budget referendum were referendum future drew the that 10 per cent might WEEK ONLY from the 10 towns in the Pack Meeting the prime subjects of discussion most interest of the evening and discourage an interested Bolton’s Club Scouts will your free pair of ‘Hanes Everyday’ pantyhose... today! occurred after the 11 p.m. association, will be Friday during last n i^ t’s public heaing taxpayer. have their first pack meeting of curfew established at the start night at 7:30 under the lights at accessories, downtown and Parkade. on the proposed new charter, the season Thursday at 7:30 of the meeting by First Others weary of the annual Mansfield Training School. called by the Board of p.m. in the basement of St. Selectman Erwin Stoetzner. referendum battle suggested 20 Bolton players selected for Selectmen. Maurice (Hiurch. per cent of the signatures the squad include Kevin Also questioned was the basic Ericson maintained the Organ Dedication should be required and still Kowalyshyn, Peter Ryba, Mark concept of a town manager annual town meeting was a A service of dedication of a others felt a specific number Ouelette, Robert Peterson and form of government for the poor place to vote on the refurbished organ in memory of should be cited. Chris Holbrook. special purchasel full fur-lined 1 town, advocated in the new budget, “ A person votes the Walter Waddell was held charter. dictates of his conscience Other portions of the charter Rivers will be assisted by Sunday at Bolton glace kid handbags leather gloves 1 Speakers in favor of a town better in a voting booth.” coming under discussion were John Quaglia of Bolton; Peter (^ngregational (Church. manager outnumbered those “ Lots of people don’t want to the requirement that the town Mancini of South Windsor Stewart Shuster, choir opposed. Reasons given in sup spend their time sitting at manager and all appointive jobs Rotary; Robert Martin of master and organist of Trinity 10.99 port of the concept were that a meetings listening to the be filled by residents of the Coventry; Tony Alfano of Episcopal Church in Portland professional government would bigotry going on at these town or that the person move Hebron and Roger Morrissette Maine, and music director of sold for 15.00 dilute the political aspect of meetings,” Tower contended, 4.99 1 into the town. of the South Windsor Jaycees. Ocean Park Assembly of Maine running the town; would create “ They prefer spending five All of the above-mentioned lead t h e 'c o n g r e g a tio n in Leather-look no-nonsense bags that 7.00 value 1 efficiencies in government; minutes in the voting booth. Continuing to pay the building teams are mem bers of the worship. serve their purpose well! Several styles inspector on a portion of his obtain grants and generally This comment drew southern division. Pledge Time including double handles and adjustable place the running of the town in immediate retorts defending fees collected basis was O ur Regulaur M9 The 1973 stewardship shoulder straps. Zip, clip or tab closings. Genuine leather gloves beautifully 1 trained hands. the democracy of town questioned, since it could be The northern division team, campaign at United Methodist . . some with triple compartments! crafted with full fur linnings. Black or 1 Costs of the changeover to the meetings and the respon constructed as a conflict of to be coached by Tolland head Church has taken a novel Black, tan, dark brown or navy, brown. Sizes S,M,L. accesories, down- 1 town manager were estimated sibilities of the electorate to interest. SKI JACKETS coach James (3reen, will be approach this year, according accessories, downtown and Parkade. town and Parkade. 1 at a net cost of 315,000 after educate itself about the budget comprised of boys from The agreement not to split to Rev. David Campbell. One deducting the costs of requests if they are to vote Tolland, East Windsor, South the Planning and Zoning feature of the annual drive this selectmen’s, salaries and properly. Windsor, Ellington and Stafford Commission into two boards year will be a taped telephone related expenses now paid. Springs. “ People who are Interested in and to improve its relationship message by Mrs. Peter Thomas Budget cutting advocate the budget attend the hearings bobble brooks 1 with the Conservation Grinder.vSale and (Calvin Fish. Members and girls’ ribl^ed and no Folke Ericson opposed the town and meetings,” finance board Commission by assigning an The Class of 1973 at Bolton consituents are encouraged to wide leg slacks 1 ■i: manager concept, opting for a member John Burokas alternate to the PZC to High -School will sponsor a dial 649-3472 to hear an wale corduroy jeans full-time first selectman. He declared, “ Otherwise they |l: membership on the Conserva I k » grinder sale Saturday. Ham and inspirational presentation of i'? claimed the town was too small reflect the viewpoint of the tion Commission was also salami grinders will be the church needs and goals, ac to have to pay for “ advanced petitioner which is biased.” explored, but not protested. delivered to Bolton residents cording to Rev. Mr. Campbell. degrees. He’s going to spend The future of the annual town Saturday morning. Orders must Donald Richardson, 4.94 9a99 reg. 16.00 1 our money to justify his meeting itself was under fire, The Board of Education, be placed by Thursday with chairman of the pledge com a 7.00 value position,” Ericson contended. especially if its decision is since it sits as a state agency, Lori Meloche,^ Diane Leiner or mittee, plans to follow up the I'* According to William merely going to be overruled by and not a local board, is exempt any other senior. Half grinders phone message with home Jrs. ’ favorite with every important 1 Summers, chairman of the a referendum. from many of the items set may also be ordered. visitations Sunday. Her playtime favorites in quality ribbed detail . . ..easy -care wool/poiyester I I-' I Charter Revision Commission Kevin Cavanagh, a former forth in the charter and is and plush no-wale corduroy. Button or fabric . . . full wide leg, some with cuffs. 1 (CRC), the town manager finance board member, subject to the state statutes. 100% Nylon" outershell with zip-fly fronts. Navy, light blue, gold, . . all great! Navy, wine , green. 5-15. 1 would be given a contract with suggested the approval of the 100% Fortrel" polyester insulation The proposed charter will young circle shop, downtown and 1 an indefinite term, but would budget be left in the hands of brown or green,“7-14. g irls’ shop, dow n now be discussed by the Board for comfortable warmth. have a one-year salary the seven-member Board of town. Parkade. 1 of Selectmen, who called last guarantee. Selectmen, which is elected Choose from a beautiful array of night’s hearing under statutory Ericson was even more ada- every two years. requirements. The selectmen fashion colors. Sizes S, M, L. y- A' Today in History ment in his opposition to the Ericson recommended are to make a report, along elimination of referendums on merely having a referendum with their recommendations to the annual town budget and and placing two budgets on the Colorado was discovered by the C3iC, which in turn studies By THE ASSOCIATED lined toddler ladies casuals 1 strongly advocating the machine, one high and one explorer Zebulon Montgomery the recommendations and PRESS rec(Hnmended 10-per cent of the low...prompting Summers to Pike. snow suits by Life ’n Leisure 1 resubmits the charter to the Today is Wednesday, Nov. 15, electorate whose signatures retort “ And which one wins, In 1889, the Republic of Brazil selectmen, with or without the the 320th day of 1972. There are would be required on petitions. Folke?” was founded. changes requested. 46 days left in the year. Ericson, along with Dale The CRC spent considerable In 1920, the Assembly of the Today’s highlight in history: Tow6r, have led the petitioning time attempting to analyze the The selectmen may then League of Nations held its first Oh this date in 1777, the 1 4 a 9 9 20.00 value 10b99 rag. 16.00 1 for referendums on the annual budget referendum results approve the charter, scheduling meeting in Geneva, Articles of Confederation were town budget meeting for the which run counter to the annual a referendum vote on the Switzerla^. approved by the C!ontinental last two years, which have town meeting, “ if you cdn tell document or may disapprove it, In 1935, Manuel (Quezon was Congress. The document was wreaked havoc with the fiscal me the reason I can v^ite a necessitating the petitioning inaugurated as the first the law of the land until the Completely washable nylon snowsuits schedule of the town, especially provision in the charter,” out of the document by 15 per president of the Philippine Constitution went into effect. with warm, acrylic pile lined hood and Super quality shoes in black, brown or 1 this year when a tie vote on the Summers added. ' cent of the electorate. Commonwealth. On this date— jacket body. Quilted sleeve and legging navy. . . your choice of patents and 1 first referendum necessitated Frank Weston placed the Ten years ago: a Greek ' In 1492, Christopher holding a second one, delaying blame for the last two budget First Selectman Stoetzner freighter carrying explosives lining. New colors in Toddler 2, 3, 4. leathers!shoe ’n boot shop, downtown. 1 Columbus noted in his journal the establishment of a mill rate referendums on “economics,” and Selectman (Charles Luce caught fire in the Atlantic and Infants and children’s shop, downtown. the use of tobacco among the until the eqd of June. people were out of work and attended last nij^t’s hearing,' 18 crewmen were lost. Indians. It was the first The CRC included the clause found this a way to get around although Democratic Five years ago; the United Selectnum Charles Thifault did Anderson-Little recorded reference to tobacco. eliminating budget their taxes.” States agreed to b ^ in talks not. c /i Qre»tS^amein‘TineClothmg ' In 1805, the Lewis and Claris referendums because it slows The proposed charter with Japan to arrange for the Manchester Evening Herald expedition reached the mouth down the fiscal process; and requirement of 10 per cent of return o t some of the Pacific DOWNTOWN - MON. thru FRI. 9:30 - 9:30; THUR8. till 9 P.M. Tolland correspondent Bette IN MANCHESTER of the Columbia River after the causes "great pain and anguish the electorate on petitions also islands captured by American SAT. 9:30-5:30 long trdc across the West. to many including town Quatrale, Telephone 875- MANCHESTER PARKADE, WESTMIDDLE TPKE. BROAD STREET forces during World War n. At Burton’s No Sals Is Evar Final Until You Ars Complataly SaUsfladl drew Ericson’s fire. 2845. PHONE 647-1451 In 1806. Pike’s Peak in PARKADE - MON. • FRI. 10 - 9; SAT. 10 - 6
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Oh—That's Just the Cost of New London-Groton Elks Lodge club should be exempt from Hanrlff at^r Saining rali Electing a President!" Term Paper t'irms Win Court To Hear 2163 is being challenged by state taxes, not whether it is Hi mw Jersey GOP Testing Louis (Cornelius Jr., who claims private. Siiit Against the lodge would not let him join “ We are not asking for Federal Court Case because he is black. Cornelius to be a member,” Founded Oct. 1^^881 Elks Lodge Igor I. Sikorsky Jr., Sikorsky said, but “ just don’t do Neighbor Ct aign Fund Statute BOSTON (AP) - An legal criminal statute and prosecuted Cornelius’s lawyer, and it on the taxpayers’ free ride.” HARTFORD (AP) - Three PabUdied tqr Mandiesta: Publishing Oo., newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. effort by the U.S. Postal Ser the companies for “ having Frederick B. Wiener pf Weiner recently won a land should telephone the circulation depart election, it bectaie a national devised...any scheme or ar U.S. District Court judges wlU 13 Bissdl S t r ^ Manchester, Conn. 06040, WASMINGTON. (AP) - A vice to put four Boston area Washington, representing the mark case in which the U.S. ment, 647-9946. Burl Lyons. Publisher The new law requires that political conunittee under the tifice to defraud,” (he case decide whether it is un bdephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) RepuWcan committee that term paper firms out of Elks, told Blumenfeld their Supreme Court upheld the right any committee which an act. m i^ t have ended differently, constitutional for the state to duumiged $100,000 into Presi business b u failed. arguments would focus on the of a fraternal lodge to reject PubUdied every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Cbculation ticipates collecting or spending One defihitkm of contribution he'said. grant tax exemptions to clubs dent Nixon’s re-election cam- U.S. District Judge Frank J. question of whether or not the any applicants its wishes. and holidays. Bidered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press more than $1,000 for a national in the act is .“subscription,” Defendants in the suit were baring certain races from In tbe aftermath of the election, we got scolded three mr . paign says it does not have to Murray dmied a motion by Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail candidate in any calendar year auditors say. Tbey cohtc^ this Asst. U.S. Atty. Frederic Champion Term Papers, Term membership, Judge M. Joseph four timeslast week and probably deserved It. make taiown the sources of its Matter. must register with the GAO. It would cover dues once the club Kellog, representing the Postal Papers Unlimited and Blumenfeld said. Tbe Manchester Publishing Co. assumes funds dq^ite a new federal law It revolved around an advertisement for the probably also must file periodic reports became a qational political Service, requesting a court Academic Research Group, all ’The tax-exempt status of the EVERY FRIDAY Bull L. Lyons PuUisher no financial responsibility for requiito disclosure of all over- 7:30 PM soon-to^foKotten George McGovern whidi contained of all contributions ahd, expen committej|Lby contributing order to halt delivery of the of Boston, and International typographical errors appearing in adver $100
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What’s An Astronaut Doing The Manchester Community rement of his father, The Baby tive in the Bolton Volunteer Contractors of America and the Services Council, which meets rence A. Converse III took Fire Department. Greater Manchester Chamber Thursday at noon at the business. of Commerce. Out Of His Empty Element Manchester Country Club, will L.A. Converse Co. Converre is married to the have as its guest speaker, Mrs. les all types o| painting former Melva Joan Butler of Dorothy Allen, director of Been Nam wail paper hanging as well West Virginia and they and Social Services, Enfield. Mrs. olor counseling. The L.A. then- daughter, Kimberly, live For Prompt Sa Helen Fisher, director of terse Co. works with the at 584 Brandy St., Bolton. Econom ical Underwater and In the grip of scuba divers, a NASA “ INFO” line, of the Greater thought in mind: doing The L.A. Converse Co. is a technician at Alabama’s Marshall Space Flight Center Hartford Community Council, y work. Transportation member of the Connecticut tests the Neutral Buoyancy Simulator, a water-fill^ will be guest of honor. (n verse, a n a tiv e o f Griffin, Lori Ellen, daughter of spacecraft replica simulating the gravity-free environ Committee chairmen will sub Chester, was graduated Council Painting & Decorating I TAXI SERVICE! TUis is the third year the If you would like to help or Griffin Sr. of Carriage Dr.. H e b n f - - - " ment In which astronauts on the coming Skylab mis mit their reports and new TRY IT! ' sion will live and work. Below, an astronaut checks Manchester Jaycees have run would like to find out more ManchesterMam-hasFor MemorialMamnriol Hnenltsl Hospital. TIaHe ‘ manCOeSier nign SCnOOl members introduced. attend the University of CHnn the film retrieval area in an extravehicular activltv the “ DO SOMETHING’’ about volunteer needs, pleare Mr. and Mrs. Carmine E. Sessa ecticut. In 1951 he moved MANCHESTER,, rehearsal. Bottom, the view from Inside the airlock program. Inspired by President complete the form below and grandparents are the late Mr. and MUM jlton. with an astronaut’s umbilical support cord snaking Nixon’s Volunteer Action mail to “ DO SOMETHING,” CM|il Cub Scout Pack 2 will hold its maternal great-grandparents ar CAB CO. back into the space vehicle. ' Program, it is a campaign to c/o Manchester Jaycees, P.O. TWg first initial meeting Thursday .1 GlUipor., Fto. She™ H44UI 2894555 encourage local residents to Box 88, Manchester, Conn. night at 7:30 at the Second rd. Rockville, and was ac- h ^ each other. This can be 06040. Congregational Church. Cubs done by interested persons Hublard, Craig Michael, son of must be accompanied by a d o n a ^ g their time and efforts Hublard, of 86 Hemlock St., Manche parent. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His to ai^ one of several local Boys’ Leather HockOy Skates organizations. The Jaycees Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lennoi grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wal Our Rog. 11.99 solicit volunteer needs of The Salvation Army Bible Tubular steel blades, various organizations and , The engagement of Miss Nan- Fellowship hour will take place boxed toe: high tendon attempt to fill those needs guard. Boys' sizes 1 to 4. Lynne Carnell of Bolton to Thursday night at 7:30. Visitors Panciera, Judythe Ann, daughb through the “DO Allan J. Van Zander of and friends are welcome to Randall Panciera of 61 Laurel St., M; 9144 SOMETHING” program. Some Manchester, has been an- attend. The subject will be 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital of the volunteer needs to be tounced by her parents, Mr. '"The Person and Work of the is Mrs. Sophia Ann Panciera of 60 Men’s Hockey Skates our Reg. 13.99 fulfilled are: Mrs. Donald Carnell of Holy Spirit.” great-grandparents are Mrs. Doris Felt lined tongue, box toe, Adults and youth to work with ^ym outh Lane. Church of Stafford, and Mrs. Sophia | tendon guard. Arch support counters f:, je s ‘i to 12. 1 0 » 8 pre-school children are needed ^Mr. Van Zander is the son of. a sister, Rhonda Carole. by' Manchester Head Start Full Gospel Christian program. It Is a federal Fellowship, Interdenomina requirement to furnish one tional, will have a Bible Study McCaffrey, Kenneth Garret, SOI Boys’ & Girls’ Figure Skates vbmnteer per class daily. ind open discussion Thursday McCaffrey of Coventry. He was Ourour H#g.Reg^9.49 U.4U Miuichester has four classes, bight at 7:30 at Orange Hall. Memorial Hospital. His maternal gri Hollow ground silver thoefore there is a need for 20 Douglas MacLachlan of Coventry. brazed blades. Girls' white, - ' 4 ’i boys' black, sizes 1 to 4. volunteers. Volunteers should Mr. and Mrs. Beatrice J. McCai 7.44 have a strong interest in such Cub Scout Pack 27 will have maternal great-grandparents are areas as music, art, YOUR CHOICE OF WICKER AT BIG SAVINGS ts pack meeting Thursday field of Oak Grove St. and Mr. and Round Ice Skating Rinks stoiytelling or other areas that ------.light at 7 at St. Mary’s Coventry. would fit into a pre-school Wicker Tortoise SheliiPP'scopai church pro^am . Hours are 9:15-1:15 Lange, Jonathan Karl, son of A L gg during the regular school year. Basket Assortment — Lange Jr. of Vernon. He was ' ;^ig Brothers of Greater Baskets for bread, YOUR .iOur Lady of Unity Mothers Memorial Hospital. His maternal grj 6" deep heavy duty wall, winterized 1 Hartford, Manchester Chapter, mail or fruit. Attrac- CHOICE Circle will meet tonight at the Paul E. Erickson of 26 Alton St. H: pc. poly liner. Steel wall support ne^s 35 male applicants 20 tive tortoise shell of Ronald Gates, 12 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Lange of f finish. stakes. years old or older. Volunteers „ „ ^ #C^''®verlook Dr., at 8. great-grandmother is Mrs. Hildur O urReg. 1.19 will be matched with a paternal great-grandmother is Mr fatherless boy on a one-to-one Pitkin St. He has a sister, Kristin, relationship, and will spend three to four hours a week with aste Baskets louns Designer Rogers, Michael Edward, son Our Reg. 1 .5 ^ , ^ ® them on a regular basis. Chip wood or Virtanen Rogers of South Winds willow, choice of Do you like to play bingo or shapes. , ere Ihursday Manchester Memorial Hospital. caitis? Volunteers are needed YOUR CHOICE Mrs. King Virtanen of Brooklyn, Co^'^ to share one night a week with is Mrs. Donna Rogers of Amherst, the residents of Manchester Wicker 3-Tier Shelf ' “ Sara,” a new young M ^ o r Nursing Home. Men are Our Reg. 7.99 designer of clothing, featuring 7oially needed, Volunteers Size.20 "x18 "x6 ",, so 1 ? ;■ f ^ handy, many I’ also needed to instruct usesr Furnish wit Masses in Arts and Craft. 5.99! SEVENTH These are but a few of the G.E. Deluxe Po\a; volunteer needs. The job Wicker Bar Caddy Our Reg. Sport & Bubble Our Reg. 10.99 - ANTIQUES Low Price qualifications are varied. Some 10 inch diameter, 30 Spray Steam & Dr); 29.88 W atches demand the trained skills of a inches high. Attrac Antique Furnishings nt Our therapist, the knowledge of a tive and useful. are more valuable Our teacher or the training of a 8.97 Reg. Low Reg. nurse. All demand a desire to See 41 top Antique $ Wicker Price Low , help. Our Reg. 12.95 , 17.97 Manchester High S< Price Hamper 11.97 i- 15 inches In diame 39 steam vent sole plate fort Sat., Nov. 18 lOa.i of steam. Perma press; nev\{ ter, 24 inches high. Sport: sweep second hand, calen 8.97 guide. #F101 » Sun., Nov. 19,10 £ Heavy duty 400 watt motor, large 90 Rsf /4". Large oz. liquid dispOrrser. 2 seta of dar. luminous dial. Bubble: mod design in exciting colors; plattic TOYS BELOW OUR EVERY-DAY LOV; PRICES G.E. Deluxe S/S/D Iron with Admission $1.50 but wit , quickly. brushes for shampooing, po case and strap. Comment Double Non-Stick Sole Plate I ' $1.00 each for one 900 SA lishing. #1025.
Session Sponsored by the Mane Handy All-Purpose Bags Thursday Bright Prints or Solids Our Reg. The Manchester Board of Low Directors will conduct a public Price comment session Thursday ‘i**, 2.99 FN> O UT n i^ t, to hear suggestions and Buffet Hors complaints from town Whittle Away Coca Cola Truck 18” Size, reg. 3.99 3.29 D’Oeuvre Server residents. It will be from 6:30 to by Kenner by Buddy-L 18” Size, reg. 4.99 4.20 Casserole is - _ 8:30 in the board’s office, on the 19” Size, reg. 5.99 4.89 flame, oven, Our Reg, 19.99 first floor of the Municipal 21” Size, reg. 6.99 5.89 freezer proof. ■r\ Building. Wood base, c o c k -' tail forks, stand 1 4 8 8 WHATS The board conducts comment Bright prints on linen, vinyl 2.17 2.99 lined, or assorted solid color and sterno hold- sessions on the first Tuesday Sturdy steel truck with 10 Safe plastic Whittier; un vinyls. a, and third Thursday of each cover 3 figures. Creative beverage cases, hand truck. iiionth. fun. No R sinctiecks. 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PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn., Wed., Nov. 15. 1W2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.,-Nov. 15, 1872— PAGE it.i .r v e n • i'M Engagements About Town Fashion ! Long, clan-plaid skirts with p o in g The Manchester Ckmimunity Man-tailored shirts, which OUR SERVICEMEN kilt-style side openings can look so good with pants or Services Council, which meets The Baby Has be worn open to show lots of suits, can be .worn with the Thursday at noon at leg. Tights the same color as last two buttons open and im ent Manchester Country Club, will the puUover on top will give tied in a knot at the midriff Lakes, HI. He is a graduate of an interesting coordinated Navy Seaman Ret. Jeffrey A. have as its guest speaker, Mrs. ;for over a bikini or Jeans. Manchester High Sdiool, and is Dorothy Allen, director of look. Buckl^, son of Mr. and Mrs. scheduled to report to AviatiMi I Been Named Arthur R Buckler, 48 Lyndale Social Services, Enfield. Mrs. Electrician’s Mate sdaxtl i» Helen Fisher, director of St., has graduated from recruit Jacksonville, Fla. “INFO” line, of the Greater training at the Navai Training Hartford Community Council, Center in Great Lakes, Hi. A will be guest of honor, former Manchester High School Marine Pvt. William R. Flint Committee chairmen will sulh Griffin, Lori Ellen, daughter of Robert D. and Sandra Sessa student, he, is scheduled to Jr., son of Mr. and Mi^. Griffin Sr. of Carriage Dr., Hebron. She was bom Oct. 27 at William R. Flint 'of 128 mit their reports and new report to Aircrew Survival members introduced. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Equipmentman “A” School in Orchard St., Rockville, Mr. and Mrs. Carmine E. Sessa of East Lyme. Her paternal Lakehurst, N.J. graduated fnnn basic training grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs. William S. Griffin. Her at the Marine Corps Reerpit maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Depot at Parris Island, S.C. ' Cub Scout Pack 2 will hold its Navy Seaman Ret. Michael J. first initial meeting 'Ilmrsday D’Agastino of Gulfport, Fla. She has a brother, Robert D. II, IW. Ackerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. night at 7 ;30 at the Second Jo h n A c k e rm a n of 104 Congregational Church. Cubs i Woodbridge St., has graduated Read Hubiard, Craig Michael, son of Gary A. ahd Marsha Lennon must be accompanied by a Hublard, of 86 Hemlock St., Manchester. He was bom Oct. 27 at ' from recruit training at the parent. Naval Training Center in Great Herald Ads Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Salem NiniH Photo KomeUi C. Bmkamp Flnto Potamlanu Photo Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lennon of Vernon. His paternal The engagement of Miss Vera grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hubiard of Vernon. The engagement of Miss Lynn The Salvation Army Bible June W ellln^n of South Wind The engagement (X Miss Nan Fellowship hour will take place sor and Oiarles R. Smith Jr. of Frances Mackler of cy Lynne ^ m e ll of Bolton to Springfield, Mass, and Edward Thursday night at 7:30. Visitors Panciera, Judythe Ann, daughter of Thomas J. and Donna Manbhester, had been an Allan J. Van Zander of and friends are welcoihe to Randall Panciera of 61 Laurel St., Manchester. She was bom Oct. r nounced by her parents, Mr. Firestone of 23 Horace St., has Manchester, has been an Pre-ThanksgivIng be«i announed by her parents attend. The subject will be 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandmother and Mrs. Marshall S. nounced by her parents, Mr. “The Person and Work of the is Mrs. Sophia Ann Panciera of 60 Porter St., Manchester. Her Wellington of 45 Laurel St., Mr. and Mrs. Saul M. Mackler and Mrs. Donald Camell of of Springfield, Mass. Holy Spirit.” great-grandparents are Mrs. Doris Church of Stafford, Clinton X I ^ th Windsor. Plymouth Lane. Church of Stafford, and Mrs. Sophia Bohenko of Enfield. She has Her fiance is the s o n 'd f^ . Mr. Firestoiie.is the son of Mr. Van Zander is the son of a sister, Rhonda Carole. » aind Mrs. Charles R. Smith Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mo^is Firestone Mrs. Edward Shensie of 54 Tuck Full Gospel Christian BEITS STILL CLEARANCE! of 37 A lexan^ St. of 27 Cobum Rd.' Rd. and the late John Van Fellowship, Interdenomina ;^ e bride^lect is a 1970 Zander. tional, will have a Bible study McCaffrey, Kenneth Garret, son of Kenneth G. and Judith Raduate of South Windsor High The bride-elect received her The bride-elect is a 1971 and open discuss)^ Thursday McCaffrey of Coventry. He was bom Oct. 28 at Manchester KEY ACCENT School, . attended Manchester BA degree in ,,-1971 from the graduate of Bolton High School. night at 7:30 at Orange Hall. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Community College, and is University oF Massachusetts, She attended Manchester Com Douglas MacLachlan of Coventry. His paternal grandparents are IN MEN’S WEAH dnployed as a premium collec where she Was. a member of munity College and is presently Mr. and Mrs. Beatrice J. McCaffrey Sr. of Coventry. His 60 Dresses tion clerk at Aetna Life & Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority, employed by the Hartford Cub Scout Pack 27 will have maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter Casualty Co., Hartford. and her MA in audiology from National Bank & Trust Co. its pack meeting Thursday field of Oak Grove St. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLachlan of With an emphasis on Mr. Smith, a 1970 graduate of Michigan State University in Her fiance is a 1964 graduate night at 7 at St. Mary’s Coventry. innovative treatments of iy|wchester High School, is a 1972. She is employed as an of the Robinson School of West Episcopal Church. leathers, men’s belts con member .of the John Mather audiologist for Ear, Nose, and Hartford. He attended the Lange, Jonathan Karl, son of Alfred C. and Linda Erickson tinue to reflect the “gentle Chapterir Order ot DeMolay. He Throat Associates of Rensselaer Polytechnlcal Lange Jr. of Vernon. He was bom Oct. 28 at Manchester men’s look’’ in apparel. is emplbyed as a card machine Springfield, Inc. Institute in Troy, N.Y. He also Our Lady of Unity Mothers Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. This fall, reports one of the Vt to V2 off techniciah, at Aetpa Life & served in the U. S. Navy for %Vt Circle will meet tonight at the Paul E. Erickson of 26 Alton St. His paternal grandparents are i-p- leading manufacturers of Her fiance attended years and is presently attending home of Mrs. Ronald Gates, 12 Casualty. Manchester Community Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Lange of 88 ^inceton St. His maternal men’s fashion-styled belts, An Oct. 6 wedding in South the University of Connecticut. Overlook Dr., at 8. great-grandmother is Mrs. Hildur Anderson of Warren, Pa. His not only does the belt re College and the University of A March 3 wedding is United Methodist Church, Connecticut, School of Business paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Christine Wilkinson of 20 main a focal point in men’s Original Prices! Manchester is planned. planned. Pitkin St. He has a sister, Kristin, 3. wear, it also has become Administration. He is president of DEFCO Inc., in West Hart the key accessory in a leath When cutting out quilt ford, and vice president of Y oung Designer Rogers, Michael Edward, son of Edward J. and Caroline er fashion ensemble. blocks, you will find sandpaper Virtanen Rogers of South Windsor. He was born Oct. 30 at Pinewood Furniture Shop, Inc., . ideaf to use to cut your pattern. Increased use of suedes Manchester. Here Thursday Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is and hand-braided leathers ' It will not slip on your material An A pril 8"’’wedding is and makes cutting of the fabric Mrs. King Virtanen of Brooklyn, Conn. His paternal grandmother is the big news, report the TWEED’S •'sr is Mrs. Donna Rogers of Amherst, Mass. planned. much easier. designers at Canterbury “ Sara,” a new young Belts, Ltd., with less em 773 Main St. In Downtown manehaator designer of clothing, featuring phasis on hardware and (Opan Thunday NIghta til 9:00) leather, suede and cloth, will massive buckle designs. Boy Scout Notes appear at The Shoe String, 38 Furnish with Antiques Oak St., Thursday to show her SEVENTH ANNUAL r-.-i new collection. Herald photo by Pinto Featured items will include Boy Scout Troop 152 held a as one-year service pins. dresses of various lengths, ANTIQUES EARKET Family Night and a Court of Bronze Cedar, one-miie swim, tunics, kaftans, long skirts, Honor at Bowers School Antique Furnishings never go out of style; A Look At High Fashions and merit badges for camping men’s tunics, leather pants and recently. Williani Ray Jr., com are more valuable year after year. skills, were presented to; Gary small leather pouches. ’’COUNTRY " mittee chairman, reviewed Thrasher, 7; Mark Anderson,6; Petite Lauren Greenspoon wearing a pink double-knit dress by Little World and Barry “Sara,” will be on hand to See 41 top Antique Dealers at the highlights of the troop’s first David Dickie, 6; Jack Getting, discuss design techniques and Manchester High School Cafeteria; Melttpr, nattily attired in Npvy velvet corduroy slacks, balloon sleeved shirt and Navy and year. Scoutmaster Robert Steve Merz, 6; John Kurowski, to answer questions. Lodke* outlined plahs for' the ■ S white" shrink, look over the mannequin at Buttefield’s in Manchester. Youngsters will Chariie Lindsey, 5; David The young designer, who Sat., Nov. 1810 a.m . to 10 p.m .; participate in a dessert-fashion show, sponsored by the Tobacco Valley Chapter of coming year. Hairy ^ l^ ld s e , Locke, 4; John Czerwinski, Roy ad'vancement -chairman, originally designed custom Sun., Nov. 19,10 a.m . to 6 p.m. WomSp’s American ORT, Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Timothy Inw ards School, South Windsor. Dudzic, Mike Lawrence and orders for a; leather clothier in Wonv|h’s fall and winter clothing from Butterfield’s will l>4 presented. D<)or prizes and a presented awards to the Lloyd Schieldge, 3; Manny California, moved back East following boys; Coelho, Robert Moreau, 2; Admission $1.50 but with this advertisement raffld will be featured. Tickets will be available at the door. Admission is $2 and $1.25 for two years ago and at that time $1.00 each for one or two persons. I Nanllf Photo Steven Conti, Douglas Cowles, children. Models will include: Mrs. Stanley Cohen, Mrs. Ronald Clymer, Mrs. Robert David Dickie, Charles saw th e possibility of ' '■ .'iV- James Elder, Rick Getting, combining the soft, mellow Nemeroff, and Mrs. Keith Levin. Children’s fashions will be modeled by I^ri Freeman, The engagement o f . Miss Lindsey, David Locke, Steve Donald Nadeau, Scott Ray, and Jini Flink, Eileen Goldstein, Julie Miller, Aric Attas, Steven Adelstein, Amy Zimmerman, Merz, Michael McCarthy, texture of leather with unusual Sponsored by the M anchester Rotary Club Ellen G. Llvin||ston, d a r t e r John Whalen, 1. fabric. Rachel Glater, Lauren and Barry. Miss Sally Middleton will be commentator. of Nofii^lvD; Livingston of Lloyd Schieldge, and Gary Alan H. Tucker, director of W W W W W W W W W W W WWWWWWWW W W W MaincheSter and the late Ellen Thrasher, first class badges; camping activities for the Long S. Livingi^n, to Carlos. Miguel Manny Coelho, John Czerwinski Rivers Council, was guest Salcedo, of Lima, Peru has and Donald Nadeau, second speaker. Following the been aa^iinced by her father. class. ceremonies, refreshments were Emblem ClubReception Various other awards, such- I Her fiwee is the son of Mr. served. and Mral Miguel Alajandrina r*' * i> Salcedo of Lima, Pem. For Supreme Officers The bride-elect is employed ’ ■ f 'Si' Join The Holiday Festivities — by Dr.'^Eve Klipstein of 'gm Sm your F R E E The Rockville Emblem Club Adams, and Gardner. The Leave The Food Preparations To Us! ’ Manchester. Mr, Salcedo is hosted a reception and dinner at District No. 1 Clubs in Connec employed at Specialty Tile the Elks Carriage House on ticut represented were Corp. in 5outh Windsor. Christmas club Park St., sponsored by the Putnam, Groton, New London, Customer Pickup and Delivered Buffets A Nov. 19 wedding is planned. Connecticut District No. 1 for Enfield, East Hartford, Attractively Arranged In Ready-to-Serve Supreme President Helen Manchester, Rocky Hill, Containers gift is waiting Rocco and her Supreme Wethersfield and Rockville. For Information, call Seniors ToHear Marshall Alice Delory, both of Members also were from New Everqtt, Mass. Haven and Middletown. a m i for you at "'•They were elected supreme . Mrs. Theodore Ventura was GARDEN GROVE CATERERS, INC. Of Japan Visit president and supreme chairman of the reception and marshall of the Emblem Clubs visitation program. 649-5313 or 649-5314 The Rev. Earl A. Mack, a ... MANCHESTER of the United States at the retired chaplain of the U.S. Air National Convention, last Force, will address the Senior month in Phoenix, Ariz, Fellowship of Community STATE BANK Among the other dignitaries 8 9 " Sofa Baptist Church, Thursday at F r e e G i f t at the head table were; Ann Matching Arm Chair 12:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Quinn of East Providence, R.I., Sell Real Estate? H E R E ’ S W H Y Cocktail Table The Rev. Mack, served in ; Open a $1.00 or $2.00 Christmas Club and receive free a full size photograph supreme recording secretary; 70" Long, 34" Deep, 15" High Mary Gauthier of Gardner, Australia and the Philippines in cube with stand, the decorator way to display photos in the home or office. Stay in style with the latest in bubble Unlimited bteome Mass., supreme organist; Management Potential Corner Lamp Tabla World War II, and spent umbrellas, dear plastic with assorted contrasting color^ trim. Yours free when you open a $3.00 or $5.00 club. Be Yvonne O’Connor of Putnam, As a real estate assoclaie of th e Barrows Because The Barrows and Wallace 32" Long, 32" Deep, 20" High overseas peacetime service in Organ & Piano Studio -17 Oak St. the ideal hostess, keep food and coffee warm with a deluxe warming tray, 17 x 11, walnut handle, UL approved, AC supreme^ press; Carolyn and Wallace Company/you will find the Company has seventeen offices Germany for three years and in or DC, your when you open a $10.00 club. Mahoney of Everett, Mass., financial rewards unlimited. Your throughout Connecticut, management Japan for three years. supreme corresponding personal goals can be achieved because opportunities are unlimited. In most New elegance in Contemporary living is yours now in there Is no financial celling at The businesses, seniority is the only key to He will show slides of his and i'f. secretary; Cecelia Luzzie of "Country Casual". Combines bold exposed hardwood Mrs. Mack’s travels in the Barrows and Wallace Company promotion, at The Barrows and Wallace areas with your choice of fabrics in stripes, plaids and New London, supreme assistant Islands of Honshu and Company ability is the key to a Real velvets. Deep lasting cushions of Dacron with tufted chaplain; Lil Nolan and Louise Hokkaido. Mrs. Mack will wear iThis Christmas Shea, both of New Haven ahd Career In Real Estate. seats, loose cushion backs. See entire collection of No Capital hvestment sofas, chairs, tables and accent pieces now! All a Japanese kimono and show a both past supreme presidents; registered Craft originals. collection of Japanese articles. Pearl Garcia of Quincy, Mass., The capital Investment required to Independence and Prestige |piay Carol become a career associate of The Corner Tabla past supreme president; Myrtle As a career associate of The Barrows 34" Long, 48" Daap, 14" High ORIGINALS Ilie meeting will begin with Connoly of Milford, supreme Barrows and Wallace Company is your and Wallace Company you will be an refreshments by the ladies of assistant marshall; Florence willingness to learn, work, and your Independent businessman. You will also ’ $138 G r^ n Lodge. All people of /on The Taylor of Rhode Island, senior determination to make good. enjoy working with one of Connecticut's retirement age in the communi- past president; Harriet largest real estate firms, with ly are invited. O’Connell of Bellerica, Mass., membership in an International referral T W i /Piper! Massachusetts state president; Thorough Training network. 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Dr. Douglas H. Smith explains the use of anesthesia to the students. Hospital Auxiliary Hosts ^^Careers Day^^ 0 ■r ■' ^ . - . 'A Selecting a career is not an easy task, room, physical therapy room, plain its purpose and the various techni but the Manchester Memorial Hospital pharmacy, medical records library, and ques used therein. Students were free to Auxiliary, through its “Careers Day” the laboratory. question aspects of the presentation, and pr(^am, is making it a little easier for The program, conducted biennially, discuss further any particular area in area high school students. began with registration, and a welcome which he was particularly interested. The program, which includes tours of by Mrs. Phillip Sumner, auxiliary Supper was served to the visitors in the ^ • t-S'- ■ '■ the various departments, drew some 190 president, and Paul Somoza, assistant cafeteria, at which time, they couid ' .4 students last week from the following hospital administrator. openly “exchange notes” of information. Getting the latest X*ray information from Bill Oellers, department chief. high schoois: Coventry, South Windsor, A film on Manchester -Memorial ‘1 .7 7 Mrs. David Warren narrated "A Bolton, Ellington, Penney, East Complete your collection of classical favorites, Hospital Is Like A Baseball Team” and Hospital, was shown at the conclusion of including Bach, Chopin, Beethoven, Wagner, Cajlholic, Rockville, East Hartford, Donald Avery, personnel director, spoke the program, and the students departed Schubert and the other greatsi R h ^ , and Manchester. on “There’s A Place For You On The more knowledgeable of what a career in ^Story By Photos By The tour groups were guided by hospital work involves and the potential h i-t Team.” Betty Ryder auxiliary members to visits to the , As the students visited each depart it has to offer. Reginald Pinto anesthesia department, the emergency ment, the department head would ex Coltrane Slreisao'
(Herald photo by Buceivicius) New Smash Hits Kent Carney and His Works Columbia LP’s '« ___ even though all strings are Early Success Encouraged strung from one brad to • Barbra Streisand — "Live at the Forum ” another, and in a straight line. • Chi Coltrane — "Thunder & Lightning" At age 15, Kent is a very Slow*'"* oan'i'"' • Liza Minelli — “Liza with a Z” South Windsor Hobbyist enterprising young man whose interests vary. He likes sports, • Poco especially tennis and is also a e West, Bruce & Laing — "Why Dontcha” By BARBARA VARRICK in black and white, or dark and produced “standing scuipture member of the computer in strings.” The sculptures programmers club in school. Herald Correspondent light, which Kent has uzAwiniA'’f ' appropriately named “The require the proper formation of He considers himself a “very "concert fort,I, Less than two years ago, a wood pieces, placed in several good” math student which, he Resurrection.” It is a cross in fy UZAAlij^'NEm South .Windsor youth saw an three demensions which, when angled frames and believes, helps in making his advertisement in a hobby highlighted, has an air of intermingled with wedges and creations look like abstract including: magazine for a “Mandala Kit,” mystery about it. Kent said the the strings. The placement of sculpture. 598 more popularly known as idea for it came when, as a the strings is' so as to create an Kent is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Carney. "“'oni.mB.d, “string art.” At the time, the member of the Wapping illusion of the parabolic curve "WoiAGoorfrim, kit was too expensive, but Community Church, he looked o»aBi.„r(„c(,iid because the hobby concept long at the cross above the presented him with a challenge, minister’s pulpit one morning ' '/‘"“fll.-f,"tfllry Kent Carney of 617 Nevers Rd. as the light rays rested on the 3.37 decided he would try to create a angles of the cross. In the HARRISON': work of art without the benefit study, he said he tried to re of diagrams or instructions, — create what the light had done just from his own ingenuity. to the cross that day. Pick of the Hits Looking about his home, Kent Kent is able to continue found some old wood planks and working on the string art and is string. He purchased some paying for his materials with Buddah - Sussex T-Neck Records small nails and burlap prize money and sold items. He material. He covered the wood holds a “Best of Show” award • Brewer & Shipley with the burlap and arranged this year earned at the Annual tMANANA “Tarkio nmmm the nails and stings on the plank South Windsor Art League’s iMflUIMM into an art object he titled • Isley Brothers Outdoor Exhibit for a entry he “Brother, Brother” “Fantas-tic” . He liked what he did not name. The $25 cash saw in the finished product and *2ioRwki»n«M41404 • Sha-Na-Na award provided the necessary “The Night is Still entered it in the South Windsor capital to continue the work. 1971 Annual Arts and Crafts His ability and interest has Young” Exhibit at the Pleasant Valley Bill Withers not gone unnoticed by Kent’s "Still Bill ” School. He won first prize in the art teacher. Miss Geraldine I n n l junior division for the tri • Sonny Stitt Maillet, at South Windsor High .*¥u Students view the Hubbard tanks used in Physical Therapy Department. colored string sphere. School where he is a sophomore With this winning entry, this year. He said she has D598 Kent’s interest grew and he encouraged him to try another Lab technicians use microscopes to examine specimens. decided he would try other phase of the art and he has ideas. He first penciled designs .Hu ifWJ .V on paper, then, using the equipment, he constructed -•'SI; patterns and entered his works The Law Says So • Curtis Mayfield "Superfly Soundtrack” in art shows around QUITMAN, Ga. (AP) - Why Connecticut. As he became doesn’t a chicken cross the road Includes "Freddy’s Dead” more proficent in his work,. 3.37 here? Kent changed his patterns by Because it’s against the law, Stmi'Nott adding wood wedges to the that’s why. backplanks and created three- The 1928 ordinance reads: “It demensional pictures in the shall be unlawful for any per stringed portions. sons owning or controlling Kent admits he needs to be chickens in the city to allow ’Tre-Qhristmas^ak inspired for most of his such chickens to run at large ■ creations and one of his better A. RYTEX ANTIQUE VELLUM: Just in upon the streets or alleys of the time for Christmas buying . . . luxurious 4- I 4 selling items are dog heads in city, or to be upon the premises s t^ g . A friend, George White, of any other person, without vellum paper with the subtle laid-mark a dog trainer in California took first obtaining consent of such pattern. Paper colors in soft white or p a le ^ an interest in Kent’s works and person.” blue. Name and address, or monogramr ■ asked him to do a doberman printed in blue, dark grey or raspberry red. pincher’s bead which White Handsomely gift boxed. General Electric General Electric later purchased and took with him to the other side of the Man-sized Monarch: Clock Radio Portable Stereo Phono country. 1(X) sheets & 100 envelopes m q q With a Uttle prompting in the or Princess-size: “inspirational department” 150 sheets & 100 envelopes . , , from his parents, Kent has or Gracious Semi-notes: ^^0.00 value) made a tennis racket in red, 1(X) notes & 100 envelopes 38.88 white and blue strings after the 9.88 Easily read full size clock face; wake to music Drop down automatic changer, twin 6” dynamic family attraded the Virginia speakers; diamond stylus. Popular "Wildcat”! Slims tennis tournament in control. Smart, modern cabinet. Rho(le Island. ’The arrangement STATE MIBER SHOP of the strings to create the bawaivlki CHARGE IT! curved racket head was, accor Saturday, Novambar IBth la tha laat SALE: ding to Kent, the most difficult day tor ordaring, tor Chrlatmaa and time consuming endeavor AMaOCAIVOSEO Dalhfary... WED. thru SAT. he had attempted, but added, tiiilinri k SirimWi aU Hr M Mon. thru Fri. 8:30 ajn. to 9:30 p.m. MANCHESTER -1145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. "everyone, including myself, ttjki. itm kmmtt H r CWH mt fm UntBMM liirinL BMIKHIIIIOUII was pleased with the result.” iiHguner M 9M ain St. One of his most unusual Manchastar, Conn. Sinca 19451 works is on the wall in the fami •SaHh^anRIlNHa ’ Ituge steam compartments are used to sterilize equipment. ly recreation room. It is a study Marty Aroian, head of the Pharmacy Department, checks prescriptions. ), Manchester, Conn., Wed., N6v. 15, 1972 PAQiS FOURTEEN -n MANCHESTER 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 18. 1972 — PAGE FIFTg»iW Hebron PUC To Regulate Hearing Filmings w ^ 21 Receive Awards Citizens Group Lobbying To Be Defensive HARTTORD (AP) - Movie Televiston crews using mission shall grant permission penniuion revoked “ if the crews (Kwd be barred from The reason, he said, was that The CCAG profiles may^have Canaan; Howard Crouch, R- cameras have been allowed to to broadcast or record for presiding officer finds that the HARTFORD (AP) - The filming state Public Utilities most of the lawniakers who had impact in areas where they Stpnington; Ernest Nickols, R- In Poster Contest film the proceedings, but PUC broadcast the proceedings at proceeding he is conducting is Connecticut Cttizens Action refused to cooperate with the were widely publicized, either Brldgeport; David Sullivan, R- (Commission hearings, under Chairman Howard E. Hausman any nseeting or hearing con being disturbed or disrupted by Group isn’t going to have much m proposed regulations published has objected to the use of por ducted by or under the authori time in the upcoming CCAG in its detailed study of by the news media or by the Bridgeport; William Smyth, R- ANNE EMT being broadcast or recoided for Simon, Lynn Williams, Lori Monday in the Connecticut Law table floodlights. legislative session lobbying for legislators seeking re-election candidates themselves, he said. Stratford; John D’Onofrio, D- Correspondent ty of the commission, if the broadcast.” Wood, and Holly Kelsey. Journal. Under the proposed commission finds that such progressive legislation, says were re-elected anyway. And T h e three who didn’t Bridgeport; Leon Tel. 228-3971 Third place awards went to The regulations governing regulations, the PU G -or its broadcast or recording for (XIAG director Toby Moffett. some of the legislators cooperate with the (X A G and HaTmanowski, D-New Britain; Not only was the PTO Book Lynda Wells, Oiristine Emt, news media recording and hearing offlcer, in the case of broadcast will not cause such “ We’re afraid that our lobby receiving favorable reports who were defeated are Sen. and Addo Bonetti, D- It'- Fair a huge success last week The term of “ dog days’y^ Kenny Harris, Patrick Welch, broadcast of hearings will hearings conducted by just one proceedings to be disturbed or will be more preoccupied with from the Ralph Nader- Joseph Buckley, E>-Seymour, Torrington. at the elementary schools, but for the hot days of sUmmexf' David Shipman, CMndy Munroe, discussed at a public bearing person- would have broad dis disrupted.” resisting and reacting to affiliated group were defeated. and Reps. Theresa Taneszio, D- so was the poster contest held originated with the ancient “ It’s haixi to tell what the RANGE AND Robert Todte, Frank Wilke, scheduled for Dec. 4 in the State cretion to allow or. ban lights, The regulations,also say that Greeks, who believed the wiretap and capital punishment New Haven, and Patsy Mesite, I in conjunction with the fair. Kenny Rlstau, Scott Cahill, Office Building. cameras and tape recorders. . impact was,” Moffett said in an D-Meriden. news media w h l^ have been dog star, Sirius, traveled legislation than with pushing FUEL OIL At the Hebron school, judges Kevin Spaulding and Robert Partly because of increased “ No floodlights or other given permtiiailijSjto record or about the sky during the fo ry tro g r^ iv e legislation in interview. “ I don’t know what The 15 who won are; Sens. GASOLINE Ruth Cocola, Carol Mcftonnell. activity by environmental and lighting equipment will be per film beariiim H have their middle of the summer. theiareas of consumer and en conclusions you can draw.” Florence Finney, R- Lewandowski and Paul White II^'- The PTO would like to thank consumer groups opposing rate mitted to be operated in the vironmental protection,” Eighteen legislators refused Greenwich; William Sullivan, along with First Selectman all of the children and their increases and utility-plant ex room where any proceeding is Moffett said Monday. to fill out (X A G questionaires D-Waterbury; and Harry BANTLY OIL Aaron Reid, presented 21 or to grant interviews with ’' A i l parents who participated with pansion, PUC hearings have being conducted, except upon In addition, the results of the Burke, D-East Hartford; and COfviFANY, :MC. awards. such great enthusiasm. attracted more attention in re express permission of the elections last week don’t bode CCAG workers, he said. Only Reps. Albert Cretella, R-North First place winners were Bill PTO Meeting cent years and have been given hearing officer,” say the well for reforms in the tb'.ce were defeated and 15 Haven; John McHugh, R- 33) Main Street Bartenstein, Linda Sythers, were re-elected. ' There will be a regular PTO more coverage by the news proposed regulations. « , legislative operation, such as Orange; A.U. Fox, R- Tc!. 649-4S95 p i ? Donna Stanchfield, Joanna meeting for parents with media. “ In its discretion, the com public disclosure of the Moffett said Deputy House Greenwich; Gennaro Frate, R- Hr?* f^'~\ Tralongo, Tammy Fay, Lisa children in either eleihentary LUCA’S legislators’ private finances, Majority Leader John F. Darien; John Matthews, R-New » Rockville 875-3274 N igro, Coleert Green, and school tonight at 8. This Moffett said. Papandrea, D-Meriden, who Elizabeth Schaffer. month’s meeting is scheduled TAILOR SHOP was defeat^, had been named Second place went to Ed for the Hebron Elementary by a number of legislators as Gregory, Bridi Karvelis, Craig School and the PTO urges the lawmaker they most Chicoine, Bobby Nicolo, Sherry everyone to attend. V m U p admired. Perkins, Don Bucci, and Jim Following the regular Expansion SALE No Lika Da Borsch “ 1 have a sense of loss over Megson. meeting, Mrs. Doris Schefish, a his defeat,” said Moffett said. “ A guy like that should be up Third place winners were teacher at the Gilead Hill MEN’S DOUBLE KNIT SUITS A MOSCOW (AP) - An Nancy Payne, Keith Cyr, Nancy School, will demonstrate crafts Australian welder who came to here in the legislature.” Moffett said that “ safe Shedrick, Dominick Boucher, for Christmas. Re|.$95.NOW the Soviet Union in search of "a *50.00 districts” returned many Charles Croston, Shawn good life” left for the West late legislators who had refused to Karvelis, and Beth Wallace. last week after turning down a •O perate with the CCAG or At the Gilead school, judges MEN’S DOUBLE KNITiACKETS Russian job offer in Siberia. who had received critical Ralph Saccuzzo, Mrs. Cocola James F. Byrnes, U.S. New Dresses In.. John Doohan and his family Allen Rites Thursday notices from the organization. and Mrs. Lorraine Kreeger and Secretary of State, signed the Juniors and Reg. $65., NOW *30.00 left for London after only three Mrs. Bonnie Wrigley, chairman protocol declaring the Charter ■ *.■ misses sizes weeks here. The 46-year-old . iV Memorial services for Edward N. Allen, 81, former of the fair at that school, of the United Nations had Returning To Argentina Australian, who left Perth last POOL TA B L E i[\ come into force as a “part of MEN’S DOUBLE KNIT PANTS lieutenant governor from 1951 to 1954, will be conducted presented 42 awards. August', also reported 'Qmuin* Slat* Top First place awards went to the law of nations” at 4;50 difficulties with the Russian $298. and up Thursday at 2 p.m. at Center Church in H^artford. Mr. p.m., October 24,1945. Pretty Styies — Reg. $18.95 & $25.00, NOW Fonj^r Argentine dictator Juan Domingo Person is flying meeting with newsmen in Spain where he has been , f Gayle Williams, Christopher *9»* J12»* diet. RIZZO SRI SHOP *;.f Allen, chairman of the board of Sage Allen Co. and former back'.to Argentina ending what he calls 17 years of spending h is '^ ile . At left is Hector J. Campora, his Szwed, Stacy Simmons, Tracey Fabrics & Coiors V w n en C Irela V m d o i i 'mayor of Hartford, died Tuesday at his home. (A P photo) ‘ostisKcism.” He is 77 years old and is shown at an Oct. 12 Spragg, Rae Allain, Harry Striking Prints DOUBLE KMT SPOnJACKCTS personal delegate to Argentina. (A P photo) Abolins, Adrienne Pierce, WANTED hi'- Dawn Anderson, Carol Kelsey, David Clark, Tanya, Kim Clean, Late Model Franltaiy ^ 2 5 n 9 5 Daniels, Damon Jose, Patti New Hostess Wear Nader Critical Lewis, Warren Landers, and in Nyion Jersey Robert Prevost. USED CARS BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF LADIES’ Second place winners were Top Prices Paid DOUBLE KNIT SLACKS Of Corporations Lisa Coppolelli, Jeff Pearson, For All Makes SPORTSWEAR H ‘ Jill Gardiner, Karen Open Daily 9 A.M.t6 6 P.M. It; I Georgeady, Glenn Hunniford, CARTER CHEVROLET K A YE ’S O F VERNON 0PENTHURS7NITESUII9 . ! : WEST HARTFORD (AP) - polluting engine, Nader said. Lois May Lunt, Ward Devins, CO., INC. The biggest destroyers of Create products which can Junetloo o< Routee so, 88 and Wilbur Cpoen Highway 172V6 SPRUCE ST. ' MANCHESTER Tommy Mulcahy, Robin 1229 Main Stmt private property in tne United kill. Cement based utility poles, VERNON CIRCLE Telephone 643-7757 Carlson,' Robert West, Andy Phone 646-6464 'IH O AfE OB' BE1AUTE8TJL CH/XTHEB” States are corporations, Ralph he said, were constructed to Nader told students from five “ reduce damage to them when area preparatory schools hit by autos” with no concern Tuesday night. for the occupants of the autos. LO0 KNG Although most people think The consumer crusader The SNORKEL. . . power rests with the U.S. predicted the human race, will government, it actually belongs be hard pressed to survive if the The Jacket Everyone Should Have! for the to the corporate giants, who ecology continues to be make products, model images, threatened at its present rate. create employment and However, Nader said there employment, and pollute the has been some progress. The Men’s Snorkel Parkas enviroment, Nader said. federal government is on the U.S. Air Force type with 7 oz. Kodel “ Government power is brink of establishing standards fill, fur-like collar on full hood. derived from corporate that would let a passenger walk Sizes 36 to 46. Made in U.S.A. power,” Nader said, adding away from a 60 mile per hour .that corporddons must change auto crash, he said. before there can be any sub Significant’ anti-pollution stantial improvement in measures could be adopted MASSES’ Boys’ SnorkeUackets product safety and anti nationwide, said Nader, and th'4i’ d t d V E S pollution. cost would be a mere 5 per cent Nylon quilt lined water repellent shell, fur lined hood, drawstring waist and hood. Nader said corporations; of the corporations’ pretax in H6MEST RETURN \ Acrylic and Sizes 8 to 18. Create images to sell come. products. The cosmetics in / Fur Linings dustry, he said, has set up im Nader said he foresaw the possible standards of beauty. inevitability of a legal in Imported from Girls’ Snorkel Jackets on Your Often refuse to change surance plan similar to Blue Italy and Rain and snow repellent nylon shell with products. Automobile manufac Cross. the Orient! warm lining. True snorkel trimmed hood. turers “ conspired” several At the present time, he said, Sizes 7 to 14. years ago to keep the internal many minor matters are not V •Shorty Glove combustion engine at all costs brought to court because •3 Button rather than develop a less lawyer fees are “ exorbitant.” Snowmobile Boots •Suede Mittens Water ^jesistant nylon uppers, lug •Suede Gloves tread sole and heel. Heavy duty zip, pull-on loop. Sizes for men 7-12, Coventry ’•Ski Gloves women 5-10, boys 3-6.
Town’s Sewer Cost SMMGS? z>' At $4.4 Million Men’s Stripe & Men’s Zip Front Heather Ribknit S w eat HOLLY GANTNER paid for by sewer users only. •Shorty Fur Turtlenecks Correspondent The Town Council estimates Jackets I Infant Toddlers Girls Tel. 742-8795 that general taxation costs, Lined The Town Council, along with which total $1,494,700, will be Reg. Mittens & Gloves •Below Elbow 5.99 the Sewer Assessment Study covered through borrowing for Length W e v e G o t I t ! Committee and the engineers, 25 years at an estimated in have come up with the cost terest of six percent. The cost Smart heathertones or Laminated nylon and 7 7 ® figures for the proposed sewer to taxpayers for the first year blazer stripes in acrylic cotton for all round utility Warm, cozy rnittens for ribs, full turtles, S to XL. wear. Knit collar, cuffs. S little fingers, gloves for system, and the presentation on of this borrowing would be to XL. big girls and women. ^ these costs was made before $149,490; then, assuming last night's meetings of both the growth in the grand list over a Republican and Democratic 25-year period, it would be •’• Ik Town (Committees down to $M,384 in the 25th year. Boys’ Infant Total cost of the system is • Nylon Boys’ I t For property assessed at $10,- $12,338,000, of which Coventry’s Dress Baggy and 000 as an example, the tax Ski Mitten share is $4,451,800. The sewer increase in the first year of the Shirts Jeans Toddlar district includes an area run •Borg Lined borrowing program would be Jaana ning from the confluence of the Gloves :fe $32. Reg. Reg. GUARANTEED Hop and Willimantic Rivers to •Skimobilp 2.99 4.99 is Your Effective Lake St. and then around the The users’ costs would be Styles Reg. lake, extending to Cross St., more, however. The direct No-iron poly/cotton, Woven plaid cotton 1.49 Annual Return on 2 to 5 Yr. Certificates South St. and Daley Rd., to Rt. assessment to the user would banded collars and cuffed jeans with wide 1.09 waist band, bell legs. 31. range between $1,800 and $2,- tails. 2 button cuffs. Brushed denim or cor Of (Coventry’s share in the Sizes 8 fo 18. « Assorted plaids, 8 to duroy prints, solids. 9- 000, which can be paid for over 18. 24 months, 2-4 years. cost, the breakdown is as a 15-year period. The user will follows; sewage treatment also be required to pay an in plant, $159,000; Willimantic stallation charge of about $150, f f l 'V River interceptor, $37,000; Mill covering the hook-up from the Men’s Suede Earn from DAY of DEPOSIT to DAY of WITHDRAWAL River Interceptor, $154,000; street to the home. flin t J ' ’ Permanent Press i f " '-.V ••, \ * trunk sewers, $914,700; and The assessment figures are Deerskin 'U T -i: Thermal Lined 1 lateral sewers, $2,957,100. based on “ typical” lots, in the Sherpa Lined Fiberglas COMPOUNDED CONTINUOUSLY The rather wide divergence example cited here, an average between; the total cost and lot of 90-foot frontage. Draw Draperies (Coventry’s share of the cost is Deviations from the example account^ for because of aid would be evident where front Pashton Sheets 50” X 63" CREDITED MONTHLY through federal and state footage differs greatly, and also Reg. 6.99 sources, and sharing of costs if a particular resident, wishes 5.97 with the town of Mansfield and to sewer more than one house, 'A gift to warm his heart! The seasons favorite; 50” X 7 2 ” Mansfield Training School. The or "unit” as in the case of a □ _ Twin Flat bulk of the sharing between supple leathers fully Pretty floral design in wanted an-t Riiiad H » » M Reg. 7.49 landlord. sherpa lined. Natural or 6.47 towns appears in the figures for colors. Half and half poly/cotton, our Rod T The Town Council stresses brown. S to XL. 128 thread count. 3.49 ®’ . the treatment plant and the that assessment figures at this 50” X 84” Willimantic River interceptor. point are tentative at best, and Boys’ Reg. 7.99 6.97 (Coventry will bear the cost of that final figures would not be Full Flat and Fitted, Our Reg. 4.49 ...... 2.97 the .M ill R iver interceptor, Leather Gloves Thermal foam lining eliminates set until after the Sewers were Queen Flat and Fitted, Our Reg. 6.99 ...... 4.97 drafts. Deep triple pleats, trunks and laterals alone, since actually completed in 1976. avings ank of anchester mitred corners. Washable, S B A M Pillowcases, Our Reg. pkg. ot 2 2.49 ...... 1.97 these will serve only the town of The council will hold Another shrinkproof. Solid colors. Member, f 0. (Coventry. presentation on the proposed Out of (Coventry’s share of the program, which is scheduled to Reg. cost, the treatment plant, the go to the voters in a referendum 3.99 Connectlcufs Largest Savings Bank East of the River two interceptors and the jtnmk Dec. 12, tonight at a meeting of Pigskin leather gloves, lines will be paid for oiit of the Junior Women’s Club, to be SALE: Wed. thru Sat. pile and fleece lined. Mon. thru Fri. 0:30 a.m. to 0:30 p.m. Eight Offices Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON general taxptionk that is, all held at St. Mary’s Church Hall Brown, black: 7-12 and MANCHESTER -114$ Tolland Tpke. Sal. 0 a.m. to 0:30 p.m. taxpayers w411 bear a part of pt 8 p.m. The public is welcome youth sizes. the cost. The laterals will be to attend this session.
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times for something like an first assassinated President, ^ ■ J coln for eight years. But, as others in behalf of friends and nosis comes true, Uving condi The author’s summation (!^^ inadequate collection of verse in she experienced little but sor 'urnerpoints out in this prelimi proteges — is appalling. Also, tions should be mndi better {tar the urgent need fbr women to’ ’ English, including some row thereafter. nary work, no one could reveal her irresponsibility in money those who survive) by the 19e0s, achieve power is COf^neing Pathmarkls Americans—Poe, Whitmhn, Mary To(M Lincoln lost not her character so well as Mary matters is incredible. This col when women shall have that and wwfhrrtiile readingl Longfellow, Whittier, even only a husband but three sons — herself in this most complete lection of Civil War primary power. Hden Joseph William Deain Howells. two as children during her hus collection of her letters. source material should be of Associated Press band’s lifetime and the third as Dame Helen, in her choices One’s chief reaction to her major interest to students ^ a youth only a few years.after from before Chaucer to after self-revelation is Inevitably the period. The author gives a fascinat the assasshution. There also also calls “The New Oxford Dylan Thomas, wisely has dis compassion rather than syr Ronald C. Hood ing in-depth analysis of our THE NEW OXFORD BOOK was the estrangement from the Book of English Verse,” “ cho pensed with the Americans — thy. The reader keeps wond Associated Press society, vM d i he says lus been Right whales acquired their O'- vegetable stPncL OF ENGUSH VERSE, 1250- fourth, Robert Todd Lincoln, ing how a woman of ner obvious name because their rid i store 1950. Chosen and Edited by Hel sen and e d iM ” by Dame Helen except for T.S. Eliot, who after dehumanlxed by power-happy, 3' who found it necessary to have intelligence could have failed to THE COMING AGE OF of blubbo’ and whalebond made en Gardner. Oxford University Gardner, Merton professor of all moved to England, and less hard-nosed men. lU s book is his mother connmitM to an get a grip on herself, even in WOMAN POWER. By Konrad them the “ right” wtuHeS to Press. 974 Pages. $10. English literature at Oxford. defensibly Ezra Pound, much not merely an echo of desperate h Pick lots from Column A at 12«-lots from Column B at 170 institution as insane. misery such as few women' Kellen. Peter H. Wyda. 390 harpoon. Now an endanger^ The Oxford books of verse With Dame Helen as with more identified with the Conti women who have been shouting tty Values all. Every can, every frozen package Justin G. Turner has been must face. The wives of other Pages. $7.96. spedea, the few surviving right constitute the finest collection “ Q,” it is well to describe the nent than Britain. for equal rights and more mon- n . collecting Lincolniana for 40 assassinated Presidoits have K elloi, a political scientist, whales are protected .nnder a is carefully selected and quality‘controtled of anthologies we have today. selections as “ chosen and ty. It is ajwedictkm that the years and, with the assistance responded better. And the ex covenant signed by 14 coun edited” because any anthology says that out of sheer necessity, quality oijSm will improve as to Insure you of the best possible value. For more of his daughter-in-law, Linda tent to which she medded in is necessarily very subjective. men are going to hav$'tp, spr-' women 1 }in | to power their < tries. Outlaw whalers ahd na Come loPathmark’s Value Party and than a generation, beginning in Levitt Turner, working on a politics — writing endlessly to render a great deal of J^eir tions that haven’t signed the STJ ylnij! 1900, it was edited by the Corn In the 1900 edition “ Q” sur Current major biography of Mrs. Lin womanly traits of warmth, stock up for Thanksgiving. (^binet members, generals and power to woinen. If bis prog- compasskm and patience. pact continue to hunt them. •'6 ish scholar and critic Sir Arthur prisingly found no room for Best Sellers Quiller-Couch, whose terse such bright lights as Rudyard I (Compiled by Publiehere’ Weelcly) pseudonym was "Q ” and who, Kipling, A.E. Housman, O ^ar Wilde or even Thomas Hardy. before killed by an American FICTION All of these, plus Gerai^ Jeq> in World War H, brou^t “ Jonathan Livingston s l D i ^ o p e n out “ The New Oxford Book of Manley Hopkins and some Seagull,” Bach m English Verse” in 1939, in relatively recent bards like “ August 1914,” Solzhenitsyn cluding authors of World War I Siegfried Sassoon and Rupert “ Semi-Tough,” Jenkins vintage. Brooke, made it in 1939. “ Q” “ The Odessa Ffle,” Forsyifa VERY. Now Oxford offers us what it apparently was trying both “ The Winds of War,” WotA
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She pays no new America Heyer — Lady of quality attention to those who might .*3 Kee — The green flag Lessing — The temptation of like to put down Swinburne or Landau — Kissinger; the uses Jack (Mmey even Tennyson. Shakespeare is of power Lester — Two love stories" gloriously represented. Some of' Lembo — When learning The Practice of Lindop — Journey into stone us mic^t w i^ for more Chau happens McCivern — Caprlfoil cer and less Yeats. But all of McMahon — (Cornered at six Parmet — Eisenhower & the us, with the approach of winter, Morris — The fortune hunter American crusades can look forward to rereading ^ i Pharmacy Nabokov — Transparent things Payne — Eyewitness many of our favorites beside Neely — The Japanese mistress Poole — Architects and man’s our radiators, since few of us. Nova — Turkey hash skyline have firesides anymore. O’Hara — The time element & Reinert — To turn the tide Ronald C. 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Tom Non Fiction Sandman — Media Appleton — T h e plenitude we Scanzoni — Sexual bargaining Can anything mak( 2 2 -lb s & Over cry for Schwartz — Affirmative tham mora lovabla? ; Bratley — Theatre of war education Brown — The Plaza cookbook Schwartz — Hobbies Carr — The second oldest Sidel — Women and child care ’ 1 profession .. in China Cli’fford — Washington Stant — The young child cookbook Steele — The living year Cohane — White papers of an -.^Successful completion of an approved outraged conservative Talbot — Power along the five-year college pharmacy course Cudahy — (Hiange of Park Hudson YKStNIbODORI I Street Under (Boston) NILODOR li till world's most Turnbull — The mountain peo powsriul coMOntratsd dsodor- Then Dorman — The making of a ple Irtr, non-toxic, tafo, around any pat. Works Instantly . . . lasts ...Successful completion of an approved in JK Pathmarks own USDA slum loniar . . . costs so littla. 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tl r ' D eath Ends appeals by New Haven County Sams Refused State’s Atty. Arnold Markle on Fabulous Hebron Sixth Grade Sentence . Sams’ behalf. Markle, the prosecutor in the Career Library Offers Reduction 1969 New Haven trial into the Plans Trek To Cape slaying death of Black Panther CARCROSS, Y.T. (AP) - ROUUP SOMERS (AP) — The state Alex Rackley, had appealed for Death has ended the fabulous Board of Pardons has refused reduced sentences both from career of a nonVoting inhabitant New Service for the second time to reduce Sams and fellow Panther the life prison sentence of Black who piled up over an estimated ANNE EMT For the present, the ddldren Warren Kimbro, both of whom participation assembly Monday BETTE QUATRALE Panther George Sams Jr. were state’s witnesses in the 125 years the reputation for Correspondent are looking for odd jobs they at the Hebron Elementary comers Club Bridge group will athletic department, not |27,- Tel. 228.3971 Correspondent meet Thursday at 12:30 at the The refusal came despite trial. being the hardest-drinkln’, best- can do to earn money and would School o if^e “Conversation of 000. The Hebron Board Tel. 875-2845 DelPonti home on Robin Circle. swearin’, dirtiest no-good in of appreciate it if any residents Movement.” The Tolland Public Library The request to transfer ap YOUR Education has given its full sup- Deeds Filed proximately $2,700 to cover a town. having such chores would Mrs. Buchholz, along with will provide shut-in service for port to the Cape Code Seven warranty deeds were deficit in the transportation ac contact the l||bij|n School of rdf other dancers, involved residents unable to come to the He lived throu^ the gold Education in Environment filed last week, including four count caused by Increased fice. FurthM fvU-raising children in creative library because of health or rush, a shipwreck, fires and project of Mrs. Grace Farmer’s for newly built houses and enrollment and overloaded efforts are pri||sC^op,;,;next cihent and exercises to age. blizzards. sixth grade class at the Hebron month. » ‘ f development activities. buses will be investigated by Requests may be called in Elementary School. music, art, sound and light. during regular library hours Gateway Hornet, to Alfonse the school board’s transporta Everybody called him just The class of 27 children will Health* Report Jury Committee A. Jr. and C!arol Ann Paris, tion committee before action is plain Polly. No one knew his SIEEVES The boaid of Selectmen last and the books requested will be travel to Clape Cod Feb. 12 and Public Health Nurse property on C!arriage Dr. taken by the entire board. week named Penelope Totten, mailed for a two week period. exact age but residents say he will spend the week studying Jean Moshier reported to tte Gateway Homes, Inc. to John The 12,700 request had been was there in the 1898 gold rush WITH THE AMERICAN William Hammond and Eda Sells Vassar Pecans erosion, salt marsh ecology, Board of Education last week A. and Marilyn B. Shirley, made by the high school HNB qnd was pretty old even then. that during Octobet- health Johnson to the jury committee. Mrs. Judy Burokas of Russell tideland life, shellfish and Dr. is selling shelled and halved property on Alden Circle. athletic department, since MANCHESTER They calculate maybe 125 geology of the area. room services were provided This committee will choose, Elm Industries to Richard P. team transportation expenses by blind selection, jurors to be pecans for the benefit of the years, all told or untold as the They will be housed, along for 384 students at both schools. Hayes, David Webster and left only $2M to run the entire case may be. submitted to the state for Vassar C!Iub area scholarship with their chaperones and Also during the tnonth vision Warren Webster, property on high school athletic program. • OFFICES and hearing screenings and possible jury duty. \fund. teachers, at the Coast Guard Rung Fu Demonstration Merrow Rd. The request had the support of Dorothy Hopcott, owner of heights and weights recordings Elm Industries, *Inc. to the Tolland Boosters Club. the Caribou Hotel here, Station in Eastham, Mass., in a The local American Field building containing classrooms, were started on the primary Richard St. Germain, property reported his death Monday and grades. Rechecks of initial Vernon Youth Services chapter is sponsoring Resigning Post dining rooms and sleeping a Kung Fu demonstration on New Rd. OPEN said with some emotion he had NEXT BLOODMOBILE VISIT A. Scott Warner, secretary of quarters. screening failures will be done Conrad and Francolse been quite a boozer but aiways Coordinator Friday at 8 p.m. in the Tolland the Board of Finance, will be Chaperones for the trip will as curriculum scheduling Fauteaux to Reginald L. Jr. and knew when to just siide off his allows. High School gym, featuring Marsha K. Lewis, property on resigning from the board due to be Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Otis, Resigns Post Master Daniel K. Pai of the stool, stick his feet up in the air Mrs. Moshier reported tuber Grant Hill Terr. a business transfer to Canada. and be a quiet prone. Mrs. Farmer and Paul A. Fire Dragon school of Karate. The Board of Finance has the DMIY9-3 culin testing is in progress for Bruce C. and Marlene A. DATL-FRIDAY, NOV. 17 White, principal at the school. Although Mayor Frank A.donation of |1 for adults and the staff of both schools and this Bryant to Russell B. and right to appoint its own Driving the children will be Mr. McCoy has not yet received a 50 cents for children under 12 EVENING HOURS Late in life, he swore off the weekDrypaks for identification Shirley S. Cutting, property on members to fill the vacancy. and Mrs. Larry Wallace, Mrs. written resignation he has con may be made. iiquor and learned some verses of diabetes will be available at firmed the fact that Gordon Crystal Lake Rd. of “Onward Christian Everett Clark, Mrs. Frank Square Dance Middle Turnpike Office Roche, Jr. and Mrs. William the schools. Smith whom he hired as youth James J. and Janice G. Tully I Soldiers," got religion to the According to Mrs. Moshier, a The Tollander's Square to Harvoy E. and Mary Ann 320 Middle Turnpike West Ryan. coordinator for the Vernon, Dance Club will hold a club GIVES UP point where he dropped some of TIME: 12:45 - 5:30 flu clinic will be held for second Ellington, Tolland area is Daggett for property on Baxter his racier comments and even All the drivers, according to level “Oldtimers Dance,” . OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - 6-8 Thursday White, must show evidence of injections and/or boosters for resigning to take another job. St. James LaHood, a 72-year old gave up his repertoire of salty Friday at 8 p.m. in the Hicks A quick claim deed retired railway engine the minumum 1100,000-1300,000 any adult member of the school Smith has served in his capaci Memorial School gym. Frannie sea chanties. or community at 7 p.m., Nov. 28 ty as coordinator for little more transferring property from foreman, recently lost his bid Manchester Green Office P U G t SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH liability insurance. Heintz will serve as caller for for the Democratic nomination In supporting the project, the , at the Public Health Nursing than a month. Eleanor B. Caldwell to Ray 621 Middle Turnpike East He grew shy of adults, Hartford Road and Main Street the dance to which all former mond Caldwell, on Old Kent Rd. f o r Douglas County associating them with his old board also encouraged the Agency, Rt. 66, Columbia. The hiring of Smith, by members of the club are being was also filed. commissioner which was his 6-8 Friday community to take part in the McCoy, was the subject of welcomed. bad habits and whenever they much criticism from James Correction 19th consecutive failure i_n_an spoke to him in latter years he in the children’s fund raising Assembly Anniversary Dinner attempt to win a political North Manchester Office Mrs. Dorothea Buchholz of Roche,. chairman of the The Board of Education brushed them off with a simple efforts to raise the $540 The 250th anniversary of the office. He tasted his first CONNECTICUT RED CROSS BLOOD PROGRAM the Windham Creative Dance Democratic Town Committee. transferred |2,700 from the defeat in 1934 when he tr i^ 220 North Main Street “Go to Hell!" necessary to cover the cost of United Congregational Church teacher aide account to cover all expenses. Studio conducted a full Smith’s new position is that of will be observed at a special unsuccessfully to win a seat in 6-8 Wednesday Children invited his courtesy. sports editor at the Meriden transportation costs for the With them he would retreat into dinner Saturday night, in the Nebraska legislature. Record and he started there cluding' an evening of dinner, a mumbo-jumbo of words that Monday night. Roche and a First Manchester Office wouldn’t offend a small town music and entertainment for Hebron Pinewood group of other local people the entire family. 595 Main Street parson. questioned Smith’s DUET Few who came to the Yukon The Tolland High School 6-8 Thursday qualifications for the job. This dance band will play following will ever forget old Polly. • This Ad SptHisored By Regal Men’s Shop led to an investigation made by D oes Beautiful Things His funeral arrangements Manchester Evening Derby Conducted the baked ham dinner, and a Watkins Brothers the Connecticut Planning Com historical review of the were by the very nature of Clarke Insurance Agency Herald .Watkins Funeral Home mittee on Criminal Administra For Your Hair W e’re w ith you all the we^ things remarkably simple. CBT Richard E. Merritt ANNE EMT Friday: School closed for church’s history will be WINF Radio Correspondent tion which administers the presented. Uke 'The Very Finest In Hair Design He was a parrot. Holmes Funeral Home Real Estate Manchester Parkade: 'Thanksgiving holidays. state-funded program. The ap Warren Howland Tel. 228-3971 Warranty Deeda Upcoming Events No Set Haircuts Moriarty Brothers Butterfield’s Almost 200 watched Sunday pointment was termed satisfac The Town Plan Advisory Hair Conditioning That Really Works HARTFORD NATIONAL Real Estate Philbrick Real Estate Liggett’s Pharmacy The following warranty deeds tory by that committee. J. D. Real Estate jl^aftem oon as Richard Craig of were filed at the town clerk’s Committee will meet tomorrow BANK>
PAGE TWEJrTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter, Conn., Wed.. Nov. 15, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchrater, Conn., Wed., Nov. 15,1972 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE Obituary Laurel Lake Purchase Town Escaped ^ Apollo .17 Crew 'directors Vote To Back U.S.-Turltisli' John |. Hayes Opposed by MPOA Storm’s Worst Rural Program John J. Hayes, 58, of New Isola tion York Olty, brother of Edward J. Case Mt, Purchase Fund Announced (Continued from Page 1) approval by the people would “ In 30 years. If we purchase the Greater Hertford Flood Hayes of Sooth Windsor, died (Continued from Page 1) By SOL R. COHEN Among the high school M o in ^ after a short Illness. are afraid to place the proposal give it the appearance of^a the Laurel Lake acreage, we Commission reported any (Herald Reporter) “ I hate to harp on our of the trucks geared for leaf studeats who qxike were John WASHINGTON (AP) - Tlie Bom In Bristol, he graduated Period Started for referendum, Lupien said, shady deal. 'There’s a great could save |13 million over an serious damage. contention that purchases of The Manchester Board of United States and Turkey have credibility gap between the incineration operation,” he pickup. Mrosek, who presented the this size should go to referen from St Joseph Sdiool, Bristol, "Approval by the board without The stonh moved south of Directors, with no discussion agreed on a rural development CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) - The Apollo 17 Board of Directors and the peo explained. A HELCO spokesman said directors with a 30O-signature dum,’’ said Pillard. “ That’s our Bristol High School and Holy Nova Scotia and out to sea of its own, but following a lively plan under which Turkish ple, just as there Is between the By purchasing the acreage that the storm caused no power petition, favoring the purchase; position now and always.” Cross College. After college he astronauts begin three weeks of preflight medicai isolation during the dif^t. Cobditions are diaciwsion of the proposal by opium poppy growers, forced Board of Education and the the town would still retain the outages. Lyman Hoops, Leslie Green, who remarked, Mrs. Sadloski said, “ A public ^ worked for the Aetna Insurance today while launch crews start the final major rocket and expe^ed to be clear and oedd the pAlic, last ni^t voted its out of business by their About people.” flexibility of accepting new manager of the Manchester of “ It’s (Case Mt.) just fantastic hearing on the proposed Co. and In 1942 he Joined the spaceship tests for a Dec. 6 blastoff to the moon. for the next couple of days aa a Intait; to provide the town’s government, will be helped in Haggerty reminded the technology for solid waste dis fice of SNETCO, said, “We — there’s no other place in appropriation, after you com FBI where he worked as an northwesterly flow of air moSes $150,000 cqrt share toward the switching to other farming,. The isolation, in which the astronauts’ movements and posal, as it develc^ies, still lucked out.” He reported only a Manchester like it.” Richard mit yourselves toni^t, is only a agent for 30 years. Town board, "The majority members amt in briiind the storm. Min% rain p u r d iM of Case Mt. Agriculture Secretary Earl couple of wet cables between Diamond, who remarked, “ ’The waste of time. Our position is Other survivors are his wife, contacts are restricted, is to minimize exposure to disease ran on the pledge they could do have the possibility of is likely Saturday, partly cloudy Its decision was by a 7 to 0 Butz has announced. Four members of the Stafford Spriags and East town is fortunate to have such a a son, two dau^ters, a brother, or illness that could delay the last mission in the Apollo it for less. They don’t seem to developing the landfill area for Sunday, with temperatures vdlce''vote. IMrectors Vivian that the people should decide— Manchester High School Hartford, tlie emergency beautiful site,’’ and who a sister, and three series. be doing so with this. The terms other purposes, he said. below normal both days. Ferguson and William by referendum.” Technical assistance will be guidance department recently crews back within a few hours. disputed charges it would be a grandchildren. of the proposal are FitzGerald were not present. Schendel, emphasizing that supplied by the Department of Early today the launch crew Ronald E. Evans will board made visitations. Ronald S. The, Manchester Police hangout for drug addicts and Funeral services will be held preposterous; Diis should be a Mrs. Ferguson is in Missouri. the MPOA has taken no position Agriculture as part of an over began a w ^-long rehearsal their com m and ship to run Department reported that other undesitUbles; and Kevin Friday at 9 a.m. in St. Helena Mocadlo and L. Donald Brooks buyer’s market — not a seller’s Grange Urges FitzGerald is ill. for or against the purchase, all $35 million aid program duplicating every ^ s e of the through the final 2V5 hours of alxmt a dozen accidents' oc Conderino, who asked the said, “ I’m a great believer in Church, Bronx, N. Y. Burial will participated in a guhhme<,^n,ajget. It’s a white elephant. I Four Directors The $150,000 appropriation aimed at eliminating poppy final countdown starting Nov. the countdown. convocation and toured the new curred between 1:30 yesterday directors to decide the issue on be In St. Joseph Cemetery, don’t think the town would get a Family Farm will be subject to a public the people. There’s no greater growing entirely from Turkey. 30. The initial part o f the test is Starting today the astronauts 111 million campus of afternoon and shortly after the availibility and on the need Bristol, about 12:80 p.m. fair shake. All the terms favor View Slides heai‘ing, posssibly in way for you (the directors) to to end next Monday with a and their backup crew are Retention for town ownership of Case Mt. Officials said an agreement Friends may call at the Paike- Massachusetts Maritime the sellers.” midnight today. The most December. express faith in them than to simulated liftoff at 9:53 p.m. restricted to three areas at the Academy in Buzzards Bay. serious was the death of a deer (Hhers who spoke in favor of was signed in Ankara on Nov. 3 Abbey Funeral Home, 1430 Speaking' in favor of the On Vietnam The 212-acre parcel is being place the proposal for EST, the departure time on Kennedy Space Center — the Mrs. Grace Kunz and Mrs. Sara and damage to a car in a HARTFORD (AP) - “We the acquisition were Dr. Fred by Hyias Karaoz, Turkish Union P o rfH a ., Bronx, N.Y. ordinance and against a offered to the town for about referendum.’’ launch day. crew living quarters, the Robinson attended a reverse collision on S. Main St. (see should never forget...that the Spaulding, chairman of the minister of agriculture, and tonight from 7 to 9 and referendum was Joseph Slides depicting "The $600,000. Confirmation was Speaking against the proposal Next Tuesday, with fuel training building and the launch college day, sponsored by the Manchester police report, family farm is the backbone of Manchester Conservation Com ()uinton M. West, administrator Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Lawler, president of the Automated Air War’’ in received in May from HUD (the was FraiA Lupien. He called drained from the rocket as a pad. They also will make one or New England Association of our economy,’’ urges the mission and the prime mover of the Economic Research p.m. Manchester Jaycees. "I feel I Southeast Asia, and sub-titled, p.39). Department of Housing and the proposed purchase “ part of safety measure, Apollo 17 two trips to nearby Patrick Air Coilegiate Registrars and Ad- Calls to garages revealed that National Grange as it enters the for the proposal; Joseph Service in USDA. can express my opinion better ‘ "The Electronic Battleground” Urban Development) that about the D ^ison brothers saga,” astronauts Eugene A. Ceraan, Force Base for proficiency missions Officers in 'third day of its annual Lawler, president of the at a public hearing like this were shown in the Municipal requests of motorists to have $300,000 in federal funds have and mused, “ Perhaps they have Turkey, once a major source James Muming Dr. Harrison H. Schmitt and flying in jet planes. ' Manchester, N.H., where they convention. Manchester Jaycees and chair than in a voting booth,” he said. Building Hearing Room last snow tires mounted ranged been allocated toward the another piece of property they Herald photo by Bucelviclua of opium in the world drug During this period, only 109 conferred with admissions H ie Grange warned Tuesday man of the “ Save Case Mt. James Murning, 58, of "If my memory serves me night by Jay April, co-chairman from only a few to 10 by mid purchase. The federal 50 per want to unload.’’ he was traffic, has been phasing dut persons, mainly training and personnel of New England in an agricultural policy Committee,’’ ; Bernard Johnson * Elmwood, father of James J. right, the alternative to an of the Manchester Committee morning, with others “ still cent share is under the referring to the proposed sale Awarded 50-Year Pins poppy growing the past dreade. launch personnel, are statement for 1973 that, if the and Irene LaMay. Murning of Manchester, died colleges. expanded landfill area for solid for Peace and Justice. popping in.” condition that the state and the of Case Mt. and of Laurel Lake Ten years ago, poppies were Stamford authorized to work directly Yesterday’s mixture of farming industry “ should ever Dr. Spaulding asked for the by Wells C. Dennison and suddenly last night at 140 waste is an |8 million The viewing was a town each pay 25 per cent Fifty-year pins were presented to two Manchester men at Louis Klinkhamer receives his pin from Right Worshipful grown legally in 42 provinces. with the spacemen. Many will The Manchester Recreation precipitation, the National rest in the hands of a few giant board’s contingent approval of Robert C. Dennison. Spruce St. incinerator.” committment the Board of (IlSOiOOO each) toward the The crop was banned in all but have minimal contact and some conglomerates, consumers the appropriation, noting that After Lupien said, "We ceremonies at the Masonic Temple last night. From left, Master James Cummings the Grand Lodge Deputy of Bom in Scotland on May 31, Backs Bus Department roller skating Jay April commented, "I’m Directors gave April on Oct. 10, Weather Service said, began purchase, and that two satisfac seven by 1971 and only four none at all unless necessary. program at Waddell School, would be at their mercy.” final approval would require a already own 2,000 acres of open Worshipful Master Robert Ferguson pins Peter Frey and Grand Lodge of Connecticut AF & AM Masons. 1914, he retired two years ago as concern^ now about garbage. when he had asked it to go on earlier this week with a low tory appraisals are submitted. remained this year. The crop The wives of Cernan and It called for federal and state public hearing, and remarked, space land and can’t patrol it will be prohibited in all an inspector at Chandler-Evans' scheduled for tonight, has been The problem should be solved record for immediate pressure system in the The State Department of Evans are included on the list laws to prohibit the “ invasion “ We are sitting on an ecological now or control the hoodlums provinces, after 1972. in H a^ord. Subsidy cancelled because of an open by experts. I’mj not against withdrawal of U.S. troops from Midwest, resulting in heavy Environmental Protection has and will be permitted to visit of nonfarm corporations and time bomb. We can’t afford to and animals there,” he was Columbia Other survivors include two house at the school. referendums. It’s the right of a Vietnam and for an end, to snow in Nebraska and flooding recommended to the State The aid package-provided by their husbands in the crew ’s conglomerates into production pass up the opportunity.” called out of order by Mayor daughters and eight democracy. I just don’t think hostilities there. ’The board had in Indiana. As it moved Bonding Commission that it ap the Agency for International STAMFORD (A P) - The quarters when they travel to agriculture’’ and also Lawler denied claims by John Thompson, who asked him grandchildren. Graveside ser The Ladies Guild of St. the public has been given shied away from a formal eastward and weakened over prove the state’s $15,000 cost Development—includes a direct Stamford Board of Represen Cape Kennedy four days before recommended legislation to officials of the Manchester to watch his language. vices will be held Thursday at Mary’s Episcopal Church will enough information to make a stand. As a compromise, it Pennsylvania, another low share. The recommoidation is Damarjian Named To Head Schools grant to help compensate the tatives has unanimously passed “ prohibit tax-loss farming.” Property Owners Association Lupien concluded his tirade Lakeview Cemetery, Freedom, the launch. Cernan’s and meet Thursday at 11 a.m. at the decirion.” agreed to view the slides, wmch pressure system developed off part df a jpackage of three or Turkish government for losses a resolution urging Gov. This proposal was aimed at that the “ Save Case Mt. Com against the town’s youth j)y N.H. There are no calling Evans’ young children will be church parish hall. Members O’Neill asked the board to show the escalation of U.S. Virginia, moved northeast, and four DEP proposals. in foreign exchange because of Thomas J. Meskill to use state permitted to taik to their nonfarm groups which buy mittee” hid from the public the saying, “ Call them what you VIRGINIA CARLSON hours. The W. P. Quish Funeral are reminded to bring approve the proposed purchase aerial warfare in North Viet became the m ajor system. A 1110 item was not on the H am pton and Chaplin. In The proposal calls for rental of summer and each teacher the phase-out as well as Home, 225 Main St., is In charge funds to subsidize bus service in astronaut fathers through a farm lands to write off tax fact that the existing spring, want — we’ve got to watch out Correspondent sandwiches; coffee and dessert and to adopt the ordinance, nam, South Vietnam, Laos and flash flood watch was in effect Bonding Coitimission’s agenda January, in addition to Colum instruments at $10 a month, but should provide students with a economic and technical the city. losses on their overall income, pond and road are excluded for drug addicts, characters of arrangements. glass partition. will be served. contingent on approvai of its /Cambodia. throughout Connecticut When it met in October. It Tel. 228-9224 bia, he will take over Pomfret. the board would give reading list for the appropriate assistance to ’Turkish farmers The resolution, adopted from the purchase. “ It’s not and vermin.” He then sat down. The State Board of Education Schmitt is not married. terms by the State Department On hand to view the slides yesterday, but neither the according to a Grange canceled its November meeting The statp will close out all field consideration to "hardship grade level. in the final seven provinces. recently with no debate, urges The astronauts and The British-American Club true,” he said. “ Our brochure — to groans from the assembled has notified the local board that of Environmental I^otection were Mayor John Thompson National .Weather Service nor spokesman. and will meet again in service offices June 30,1973 and cases” where the fee might te . A pre-school story hour once Spokesmen said they did not Ralph A. Harger Meskill to “ take action toward will hold an emergency meeting tells it like it is.” He too youth. . Aram Damarjian will be the authorized contacts have and contingent on a zone change and Directors Anthony Pietran- December. A decision on the towns will have (0 pay their excessive. a week was also recommended, know how much of the money is Ralph A. Harger, 89, of 565 assuring sustained state Friday night at 8 at the Club on presented the directors with a new superintendent of schools provided detailed medical, to Industriai by the Pianning tonio, John Tani and Jon placing the Case Mt. item on its own superintendents or join The program would be in addition to including films in the form of payment to the Vernon St., a former Hartford assistance toward the operation Maple St. Officers and petition backing the proposal. in January after the retirement histories, submitted to medical and Zoning Commission. Norris. Director Vivian ageiula rests with State with other towns in the use of conducted on an individual and cassette tapes in the library Turkish government or in County deputy sheriff, died of bus transportation in members are asked to be pre Johnson remarked, “ 1 hope to of Dr. Arthur Bixby. examinations and have been O’Neill said the town Ferguson is in Kansas City, Mo. F in a^ Commissioner Adolf one superintendent basis and-or through band par program. technical assistance. Tuesday at a local convalescent Stamford in the total amound God we have a little more Dr. Bixby came to Porter immunized against nine com sent. accumulates 50,000 tons of solid and Director William The board will explore the ticipation. It would meet six Lyle P. Schertz, a deputy home. required to keep and maintain Carlabn. He has not indicated foresight than the Manchester mon diseases. waste a year — enough to cover School in July and with his possibilities of conducting a hours a week on two different administrators in ERS, told Bora in Granby, be had lived such a bus syst^ .” FitzGerald is ill. Director what his decision will be. Property Owners Association The preflight isolation was The Manchester Grange 90 acres of land to a height of Deputies retirement the state will close summer school enrichment mornings. The French Huguenots newsmen that alternatives in Hartford for 60 years before The resolution says local Pascal Prignano sent word he Should he place it on the has in providing open-space for to initiated after Apollo 13 crew meets tonight at 8 at the the Norwich office putting program for a six to eight week Arts and crafts would be failed to establish a settlement poppy production might Include 100 feet. He said the saving to was delay^. Directors James agenda, and should the Bonding the town.” moving to the Manchester area taxpayers are unable to bear member Thomas K. Mattingly Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St. the best boy’s makers Columbia in the field service of period in four areas. geared to the primary grades in present-day Florida in 1564, wheat, sheep, dairy and beef the town in operating a landfill Farr and Charles McKenzie Commission approve the And Mrs. LaMay said, “ How Appointed five years ago. He served as the burden of subsidizing bus had to be replaced a day before There wiU be an auction table fice in Willimantic. Instrumental music for two mornings each week. but just a year later the cattle production. service. instead of an incinerator is arrived at the end of the $150,000 grant, the next move do we set a price on a deputy sheriff of Hartford launch because he had been and refreshments will be Damarjian now handles the students who have completed The library should be staffed Spaniards built a fort in St. about $6 per ton. showing. corduroy jeans at the responsibility of the -•mountain? There’s no better Cc^ty for 35 years, and later ’The Connecticut Ch., which exposed to (3eraian measles. served. HARTFORD (AP) - school systems in Scotland, the third grade was suggested. the same way as the past Augustine. work^ for the Mercer-Dunbar serves 100,(HXI daily passengers Public Works way to give our children Republican Senators Florence Co. as a guard prior to his in Stamfoi^, Hartfoi^ and New Apartment. It will be required something of value for the Finney of Greenwich and retirement. Haven, is under a court order to savings of $2 tb $5 to 4uthq|1re two appraisals of future.” George L. Gunther of Stratford the, Case Mt.' pr^rty. The He was a member of the Blue maintrin bus service at least Charles Pillard, president of have been appointed as deputy appraisals would have to be Hills Baptist Church, where he until a court hearing Nov. 21. the Manchester Property majority leaders in the 1973 m accepted by the state and by served as a deacon, and was The company, maintaining it comparable value $6 to $10 Owners Association; and Mrs. state Senate. HUD before the state and active in the Blue Hills cannot continue operations Peter Sadloski and Herman The appointments were made federal grants were released. TRADITiONAtHEGAlia Improvement Association for without public assistance, marshall's low price . Schendel, members of its by the new majority leader. The Municipal Building many years. He also served on wants to suspend service. 7 executive board; all insisted Sen. Lewis Rome of Bloom I Heaoing Room was packed last field. the Hartford Town Council, in Meskill, contending the bus Manchester their organization has taken no n l ^ with people interested in thiZ'Wadc wo ffahm IM* the State Guard during World crisis is a local {woblem, has stand for or against the Mrs. Finney has been a J 9 9 . . ? the Case Nr . {uoposal. Among War I, and had bean active in refused to use state fun^ to 4 9 ^'purchase. AH tlu<^ (plained senator 18 years and Gunther 9 4 '' Mrvodifrhnf Ioe*o4rit> them were about 30 Manchester the Boy Scouts, ^ pi)ovlde subsidies. Jleha».ur^ that the position o f theMPOA is for six. Gunther served as depu low.bock ra fa o t $3 4 1 . M B High School students, all Survivors inclljde four sons, that local gbveirtini^nts form “ that the proposal should be ty minority leader during the th is b o a u ty i* backing the acquisition. transit districts to regulate bus decided by refrendum.” 1971 and ’72 sessions. hwndrodt ol liMtocfc raid' R. Kenyon Harger of Chester; m Choose from uncut, wlde- oMtonHiMflo Mfoo raraB* Sterling D. Harger of service and provide any A i O A X wale and pin-wale corduroys Glastonbury; Bernard A. subsidies. The state govern in a great'assortment of «blo for doRvory boforo tfw Harger of Warehouse Point; ment has offered to pay 25 per styles and colors. All with hoUdoyo. and Sloan K. Harger of West cent of any deficits. [Association flare-leg styling. First qual Granby; a daughter, Mrs. ’The Board of Representatives ity and slight irregulars. room Althea Murray of Manchester; recently rejected a proposal Sizes 8 to 20 included. to grandchildren and 19 great- that the town form a transit dis grandchildrm. trict. The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Holmes F^eral by Guertin Brothera / A trae original Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in the CHd North Cemetery in Pandas Have «-K Hartford. Calling hours are MAGEE QUAUTY today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Phone Number save $8 on men’s FAR MORE THAN A GIFT Hires VeijrSpotlttl Vaises better quality 1 00% A C U A M A C m i C . A w Im M ii im IIi p hN b M l ra d i ln (l In n minatadannMMi.l$lMlitiwMlM*|NkMl«t ffA O y o r y w d Party Lever TOKYO (AP) — The craze 100% riTlML WA OratBad dira.VirM' loot Ml ywo.lo Iwra dw over the two giant pandas given m corduroy jeans Opposed By wamttanygant immI' oowiifiiipo oiioee ■onr^ ■no inwii boobob o p to Japan by Communist Qiina iiiliwdliiracli4f12wtiaidaUwii.PitMdM $7.00|Mryoro* has reach^ the point where Mrs. Schaffer 10 0% N M i n W NYiML AdhtlMriMMuliMvfra W Tokyo residents have been selling elsewhere at $14 M a lw lw ct p a ifM O W R w h i-la w l Im o p l o 10 m I m * la cliaaM hma a 'l STAMFORD (APH The par given a phone number to call to ty lever on Connecticut voting hear the pandas barking. , machines is an anachronism Japanese who go in person to and should be abolished, says downtown Tokyo’s Ueno Zoo to marshall's Secretary of the State Gloria see the two rare animais have low price Schaffer. had to wait in iine. "The party lever serves as an And those who called to hear ancient reminder of the days the bark today had to wait SOFABIDS when political parties were the through busy signals, because primary consideration,” Mrs. the number was swamped with First quality famous Our footurod qoleidal flofabod I western style jeans In Schaffer said in remarks calls. ’Then they heard about fai Horaden b pricod at prepared for delivery Tuesday three recorded barks. The wide-wale, mid-wale ni^t to the Stamford League of barking record is to be offered and ribless corduroys. •2S 0 Women Voters. through the end of the month. Beaver, wheat and But on display aro ovpv.40 olive colors. Sizes convorliblo sofas, chairs and The lever “ still inhibits some 28 to 40 people from casting their votes Cook it in your pwn home lovosoats. If you're looking for exactly as they wish,” she said. Pennsylvania joined the iroat valuo apd soloctibn, Without the lever, she said, Union in 1787 as the second J00k in tho living Boom by "Individuals seeking office state. BosskiL could be better ju d g ^ by the voters and the voting public this Thanksgiving would be encouraged to become Personal Notices even better informed about th^,candidate choices, as well In loving memory of Thomas V. a quality maker’s as tteir political party choices. Morgan who passed away Nov. 15, IWl. When those delectable cooking odors begin to drift “ I will sponsor a con We often sit and talk of him. through your home this Thanksgiving morning you know turtleneck knits His hand we cannot touch. ACHAIRFORAllRiASONS stitutional amendment in the His memory is Uie only Uilng, it’s going to be the greatest Thanksgiving ever. Because 1973 legislative session to We shall have forever. this Is the year you’re going to enjoy the holiday in a at 60% savings W M ibchoieooreM rdO cBfroront nclinofo prkod from ren3ve the party lever from Sadly missed, home that Is all yours. our state’s voting machines,” Wife, Itaughter Mrs. Schaffer said. And Grandchildren Manchester Savings & Loan makes it possible . . . and comparable valua $5 More than a gift, The Mother^s Ring stands for r4'i < <■ <■ i 1 easy . . . to own your own home with its Open-End Mortgages. You can add the costs of remodeling or her own memories... her marriage, her family, her n 00.^250 marshall's ^ w. MipMt r m c ufT aioau rras. ar. a.a 4m you conft fa l to find Just tho right stylo, color, and prioo, repairs later on* without refinancing charges. You can happiness. Custom crafted to highest standards of /.i^ TSKsgsm The LIttlest Angel pay up your mortgage earlier than scheduled without a low price for tha most comfertablo chair inyour homo. penalty. quality, it kindles the warm-hearted thought that a Gift Shop mother's love Is a many splendored thing! Sound like a good way to own a home? Then come in New, rib-weave cot 51 GOODWIN STREET tomorrow and talk It over. No obligation, of course. ton knit shirts in; a The name Is registered. the design is patented presented by wide range of col BEDDING ors. Great for layer- Dot Tyler and Loreen Frazer looks, and a favor Iff. LENDER ite withskiers. Slight SEAIY MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION irregulars. Assorted' Order Now For Christmas NOV. 16th and 17th, 9 ajn. to 9 p-m. colors. Sizes S-M-L. POSTUREREMC®
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MancLerter, Conn., Wed., Nov. 15. 1912 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 15,1972 — PAGE ’TWENTY-THP»gE Vernon 'Stam ps Ini; World’s Most Complete Hi-Fi & Electronics Center T h en U.S, Aid^ Study WiSTERK T h e N e w s ^ Use of Grants WWMWODy SYO KRONISHSaUSSsr Stamp oollecting, the hobby , RADIO BED of millions in Qiis country, goto With their prime concern learning could be continued and its due recognition — on a new being to research how federal reinforced during the summer U.S. postage stam p. monies are being extended in program. ELECTRONI actual school situations, four Dr. Reich said the philosophic LAFAYETTE and 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER representatives from the bdiind the program, as far as As previously reported in this C^CB T M ., Wed., Sat. tm S — VM. <011 column, an 8-oent stamp salut Federal government visited the students were concerned, Wr.Reaerve H w B lit* Tb UedS <|sedmee two schools in Vernon last was to maintain a continuation ing stamp collecting will be is- Friday and left duly impressed, of the regular program. sokl Nov. 17 in New York City the Board of Education was told Anthony Magliocco, SPECIALS Thurs., FrL & S a t coinciding with the National Monday night. supervisor of special education Postage Stanq> Show. Featured on the adhesive is the reproduc The representatives are in Vernon, told the board that tion of the first U.S. stamp, the ...Now attending an educational orlen- the children who attended the Well-Trimmed tation program at the summer session came back to University of Connecticut to school in better form and were become familiar with more anxious to start worii educational facilities and again. He also said they showed SIRLOW STEMS programs for exceptional improvements in their children in Connecticut. From relationship with the teachers this study new legislation will and the other children. He be planned. added this was the first Attending the program are summer program of this $ | 0 8 Our 68th Hi-Fi and Electronics Center Sale prices in effect through Sat., Nov. 18 Dr. Edward Martin of the U. S. nature, sponsored by a universi Office of Education; Dr. James ty or college, in this state. All of Kelly, U. S. General Accounting those involved expressed the office; Dr. Joseph Ballard, hope that the program will con Save 30* lb. S-cent Benjamin Franklin of Council for Exceptional tinue next summer. With largs full t«id«rioin 1847. It is shown under the Elgin Solid-State AM/FM Digital Clock Radio Children and Dr. Ronald Naty, stamp collector’s tool, a mag special assistant to a senator nifying glass. To the r i ^ t of the from Texas. ’They visited the Collection magnifier are the words Talcottville School and the “Stamp Collecting U.S. 8c.” SPECIAL Center Road School. Take Poor In conjunction with this, T-BONE STEAKS Collectors desiring first-day Ronald Kozuch, superintendent cancellations may s«id self-ad PURCHASE! of the Continuing Education OAKRIDGE, Ore. (AP) - dressed envelope with re- Program in Vernon, Albert The City of Oakridge, in ihittance to cover the cost of Kerkin, assistant superinten Oregon’s Cascade Mountains, is the stamps (8 cents eadi) to: dent of schools and Dr. Melvin having second thoughts about "Stamp Collecting Stamp, Reich of the University of the money collection boxes it P«)stmaster, New York, N.Y. Connecticut School of Educa put in Green Waters Park. 10001.” Requests must be post tion, explained the Special ’The boxes were installed this marked no later than Nov. 17. Education program instituted fall to collect volunteer (EDITORS: NOTE DATE) last summer in Vernon. Save 30* lb. 19' donations-and avoid a park-use Dr. Reich’s department charge. It is interesting to note that supplied 13 graduate interns The take so far is 20 cents and the first U.S. stamp showing Eleaantly-styled walnut grain digital clock radio to compliment any room. Features wto were working for course a haif pound of rice left over Boneless U.S.D.A. Choice Ben Franklin issued in 1847 was a 90-minute sleep timer, 24-hour full-feature lighted clock, automatic music or, from a wedding. placed on sale in New York City buzzer alarm wake-up, automatic frequency control, and illuminated slide-rule credits and Dr. Reich Oven Ready tuning. (17-02588) unit (1) to i cuitomir supervised the summer with an initial supply of 190,000 program at no cost to the town. ii'- stamps. The new commemo All of the interns had had FRUSTRA’TED ‘TRACK MAN rative, also to be released in previous classroom teaching EL PASO, Texas (AP) - Pro Sirloin Tip Roast New York, will have a first experience. golf star hee Ti;pvino says he printing of 150 million. THE GREATEST 4 and 8-TRACK CAR STEREO Participating in the program tries to run two miles every day. He doesn’t db “it every were 79 children from Vernon. Lafayette SQR-20 4
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This advertisement effective thru Sat.. - a a _ ^ ______j . , — 1 j z —-••• «sat «Bitall wofwilviGrand wMiwtiUnion supermarkets ■■ •••in •’iwwNew Jersey vAuwiexcept DUiioTButter aiiuand Drancnviiie.Branchville. Also effective in Orange and Rockland Counties, New Yoi n, Not responsible for typographical e rr^ . We reserve the right to limit the quantity of sale items. MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST
'- . V PAOfC TWteNTY-SIX — MANCHESTBiR EVMiUtilG HgRAXAr «iM>Pti*tter. Conn., Wed., Nov. 15, i m $ — $ — S — S — 4 - t - . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Nov. 18. 1972 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Midwest Lawyers Seeking AutoInsUrance Reforms Store Hours MON. THRU SAT. CHICAGO (AP) - Seeking But he added that accident msi/i sopport for insurance reform, victims should retain the right 8 AM. to 10 PJ6. bmyers from 12 midwestem to seek additional "WHERE 9UAUTY ALWAYS TENDER. TASTY states have endorsed a no-fault compensation either by direct EXCEEDS THE PWCH" automobile insurance plan negotiation with insurance PINK-MEATED which would provide reim companies or through the Ta&k, Wed. O t o e * ThBts„ WA k l T bursement to accident victims courts. ^ H O U R S s Birt. S to • (CSoMd AD Dmy M M agr) while preserving their right to Ring said another provision sue tor further damages. of the reform would prohibit Oven Prepared "Prompt and full “arbitrary*cancelations of I reimbursonent” to accident policy,” allowing insurance EMCON victims from their insurance companies to cancel only i A CORP. companies for medical policies of clients “who do not expoises, wages lost and v ^ - pay theU‘kj>remiums m whose R ib R o a s t cle d a m ^ without regard to driver’s menses have been I fault "is socially and revoked.” BURR CORNERS—MANCHESTER, CONN economically sound because it In endorsing the no-fault con- i A CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER - EXIT 98,1-86 takes care of the immediate cq>t, the lawyow promised to o f R o o f needs of the injured victim and woric in all SO states to attain I his famUy,” said Leonard M. “honest insurance reform.” Ring of (^cago, an official of The association hasti national i A the American Trial Lawyers membership of 27,000. 6 cure Associatkui. , The twelve states L „ io e wi lb . represented were: Illinois, I “It will also definitely reduce Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, the number of lawsuits arising Missouri, Indiana, South from sudi accidents,” Ring told Dakota, N(nlh Dakota, Kansas, Sharing The Highway to derue till ueru Half Lamb Leg 88* ib. a regional meeting of the Nebraska, Arkansas and A civilian truck passes a noisy but slow- association on Sunday. Kentucky. roads, many of vdiich were improved I lb . FREE moving tank on a major hi^w ay near during the war to funnel military supplies i A TURKEY Saigon. Vehicles share the same network of to units outside the capital. (AP photo) —’BIISTER V- Cudahy’s Bar~S with any punhaaa of' I Hrst thru Rflh Mbs, any tiia plaoa; put a Turkay ^ oiw away for the h o lb ^ at this prliml | I ^ CANHED HAMS Get Ready For The Tlm iiksgiviiig Feost! Dellolout I - — — ^ \y?Ti»af 3 Pound Can ... *3.18 ■0-DCaQ « « a ■u’B O a 'u ' ^ All Beet, Freeh Qround I 5 Pound Can ... *4.98 HOLIDAY SHRIMP 8 Pound Can ... *7.98 I HAMBURG T TRUST FinnST IHOREST UHIUE 8to12Cnt *2.58 48 5 Pound Box 12.28 Rath’s Sausage M e a t...... lb. ^ R ath’s Skinless Franks ...... l b . 74^ a m a i $iFiniist Primes F t n t - C l l o 3 l t i f21to25Cnt. *2.19 Rath’s Sliced B aco n ...... l b . 89^ LIVE IT UP AT LOW COST! N 5 Pound Box 10.48 CHICKENS : 40to50Cnt *1.39 • Plum p, Young G rade ‘A’ t 5 Pound Box 6.28 Nepco Corned B eef B ris k e t...... lb. 98^ 18-24 lbs. f i TURKEYS W hols • S plit • Q uaitorad Nepco B avarian Bologna ...... lb. 88^ ^ _ ^ 50to80Cnt. *1.19 0 W i^h “Pop-up” Self-Tim er 5^undBox8.58 Nepco Pickle & Pim ento L o a f ...... l b . 88^ Open Mon.. lues, niul Wed. Eveniiips I ■•fc' T o m s -2 1 t o 24 I h s Quo F;!.’ Yoni Shoppinp, Convenience m h ice Norbest Tender Timer Closed All Dny Ituirsday. Nov 23 I 3lbs...... *1.89 For Beking, Cooking, Beating Only MRS. FILBERTS SOLID GOLDEN 16-oz. TURKEYS Wa’reFiRssy ^ 8 lbs...... *4.99 pkgs. 10-15 Ib...... 49* lb. About tiM HONEST VALUE ofiepficeonLY Margarine “ Butterbali” Turkeys Also in Stock 16-24 Ib...... 4S> Ib. Way We 17ti20 lOtiU Collar Got Omck-eoM hi ^ Gov’t Inspected, Grade A T o m s hs H e n s ht I t i A Trim Our Steak or BooslMSuS- Meat Soed^aNiittCliKk A A e IHen T u rk e y ' VALUES GALORE ■ -1?- '^■-1 FROZEN Steak or BoastWoH'' Seafood Favoritesi [OJS. GRADE A TIUIKETS loHoMu SbooWir - TMek or TMr ■ Apple a Pumpkin A»L Tender, pkmip, bread breasted, TOMS Loadoa Brail or Steak ‘Wow’ Sodas Flmrors 5 z Sara Lee Pies C m m U e t select stndn, brad fer exceptional 20 24 ■oaotoOiKk m m i < ‘ M«ia t o l b s Spag. Sauce Romino 44‘ B uitoni R avio letti’s Cod Steaks >>>69c and meaty young Tnriuys. U.S. Govirmimt Grade A, tfw bast Y O U N G H E N S Steak or boost ■Wifri Fresh Pacifid O ysters *«‘^ 99c your money can bny! A fitting Aay Sbo Paekan Coronet Hapkins 3 ‘srn®® W hole W hite Onions kiHrtoi New Bedford >i 99^ 79 cantargiaca for your fandhr faast! 10 to 14 Ihs b 4 5 '^ F l o u n d e r » c V # l b G roood C hock im 8 9 - Sweet Mixed Pickles Oxford ^ 43‘ MC4M 49 Deep-Fry Potatoes e H ard S h ell CrabSTu.r;^Ked »> c Bondtss,Skkdo»-WholtarSIcoe 1 9 Q QtBoL O Q O hfflll 17lo20lbs K) 49c Toms Cranberry Cocktail Ocean S|iray TrMTann Shrimp Rolls p^ 89c 21 to 24 * 1 Eggplant Parm agian l J U U Hens >oioi4ibt n>55c Ita __ lb C hickeo B nosts 11 to 14 lbs. Frost)-Wholo or Spn f i A c Cranberry Sauce Fresh Chicken Legs «>59c Squash or Turnips bMifto Sausage Meat c 55‘ 9 Fresh Chicken Drumstickt R> 69c also have a fine selection of Ducklings, Capons. Geese, Large C hicken B reosts D '^ M Boat or M Moat -12 az pk| 7lc C E T r WE HONOR Sweet Peas iL 5 - All Flavora Tender ChucK o 9 9 c Roasting Chickens and Fresh Turkeys for your Holiday Feast. S t e w B e s t Undaay QIant PIttad Sweet Sunahina WE ARE HAPPY TO REDEEM FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1972 Fioast B ologaa a r o r T O u r 7 Tomato Juice Life £ 25‘ Ripe Olives HYDROX COOKIES Bryer’s Ice Cream X ®1’® • iJ-Ts:s»i W E PROUDLY WELCOME Libby’s Pumpkin r 39‘ ao-oi. Hood'a Multi-Pack F O O D S T A M P FINAST BUTTER Freezer 4 5% -O Z. Farm Fresh Dairy Values! Frozen Food Specials! 39 pkg. CUSTOMERS can * Mince Meat S: M 28‘ Ice Cream Cup’pifr ^PP LE CIDER Q u arters Once Again, We Otter 79 1 lb IS o r C O R N ENMCHEOFUXm Nablaco Brookside Farm s Gnat tor aaleds Pkg Finast Frozen Light 8 LIvaly DAIRY With Coupon CH0C.MIUMMII$ PRODUCE J R 100% 6 9 3-6oi.iars 4PPl| Pure c 24 oz IC I Sirfoin Tips Yogurt Reddi-W ip X T TANGERINES dozen 65< half pkg ~ 39* gallon COCKTAIL Lf*' Ime- Naw Crop - Jaraay I o f B e e f Aggt. 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Fresh from the Hnast Bakery! wm gm mto Bomim SMoin stMdm. R pM tt. ,J& I SHAMPOO *1.15 Fondw, SMafeibob. or inywBy you M dMba. ^ 4 0 ^ Get full details at store — See complete set on display W I N E - l U I C E ARRID Harvest o f Thanksgiving Values from the Fussy Ones! APPLE PIES Eibifty 69« Califomia Navel ~ Large Size First 0’ The Season! J ARRID DEODORANT Rif. * INmmM „ , On Sale $ 7 99 Extra $109 Finest PIsee your order MOW I6r Volume 11 this week | Dry Fresh Our Frooh Killed, Fern ■"CLOSE-UP TOOTHPASTE 63‘ Columbia Encyclopedia J9C — ----- EMU Deodorant ZZozpkg • K.M. N o Purchoto N a c a ia a ry T e g r i n Shampoo tozcfn 1.09 OBANGES 10*89’ Sandw ich Bread 4’ l»“ » ! n«Ni 79« Size R o l i - A i d s p
y PAfflB l''WitrlTY'^!10HT — BIAWCHliS'l'bR EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Co""., Wed., Nov. 18.1972 MANCHESTEIR EVENING HERALD. Manche8ter,-Conn., Wed., Nov. 15, 1972 — PAGE TWENTY-?im4E ♦ t Urban Renewal Yes mini-pricing® is well worth going out of your way for. Crushing Old ^ Brewery Theater
By JIM KLAHN slum that eventually developed Aesociated Preaa Writer is now giving way to an am HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The bitious urban renewal project. /! Old Brewery ’Theater, cradled City fathers have condemned In a gulch about as far off the old brewery to a December Broadway as you can get, is to death but say the theater can be be crushed to rubble next moved elsewhere and continue. month, a victim of urban But the theater buffs who made yiiuiaJieiulfirffBr renewal. the Brewery one of the best Out here, where culture amateur stages in the country wears cowboy boots, the small — and something unique to summer theater for 18 seasons Montana and the cowboy West offered something akin to — insist the building is strong as ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES Broadway action for both the ever and its destruction will Holiday stage-struck and theater-goers destroy the theater. alike. "This thing will last another No Barbra Streisands ever 150 y e a r s ,” sa id W a lter Check List performed in the leaky old Marshall, "but no one wants to Gobble! Gobble! We have all sizeSf all kinds . . . at low minUprices! seven-story structure with the understand. It would be Stop legend "Capital Brewing and physically impossible to move Malting C o." inscribed up the this thing anywhere else.” He Whole Boiled Onions 3 brick and stone walls. But pointed to antique furniture 13oz< many of the young actors and stacked high and to a 25,000- Stop & Shop Instant Potatoes pHg • actresses, members of the Ban piece wardrobe made up In part Stop & Shop Instant Rice .39 pl^ dit Players and the Rocking by 100-yeaiM)Id Paris originals. SUPERMARKETS Horse Players, went on to Marshall and his wife, Doris, Stop & Shop Mayonnaise television and stage jobs. have been producer and direc 10 01 * Turkeys Some 750 persons have acted tor, respectively, since the Stop & Shop 8-Pack Soda bottles i H oliday out parts in the theater since Its beginning of the nonprofit STOP i SHOP, The success of your Thanksgiving Sour Cream Potato Chips Sozbeg • dinner depends on the quality oi stop & Shop Corned Beef establishment at the old theater. brewery in 1954. The Bandit Don Kerns, urban renewal's Mansion Inn Coffee Alt Method Grind the bird you serve. Go mini Stop & Shop^s own luscious self basting birds! pricing and you’ll bring home a Players took their name from director of community 100 ft* Glad Plastic Wrap roil t beauty, no matter what your the area around the theater — relations on the project, said Reynolds Heavy Duty Foil Iff’iaSft preference — our turkeys are the known as Bandit’s Alley for the the area has been zoned for high rolt finest money can buy. Our broad type of characters that density housing—and said Heavy Duty Foil STOPS SHOP 45' breasted White Gem arid Self- descended on the south end of developers were waiting in the Basting Turkeys are Grade A — Self-Basting Doubli the gold-rich town as its image wings start construction. Scotkins Luncheon Napkins the highest grade available. We Cut tarnished. The chance for a last-minute, Friend’s Brovin Bread ‘5? 29' also have picture-perfect fresh U.S. GRADE "A” TOM TURKEYS 16-22-lbs The Rocking Horse Players, a grandstand act to save the turkeys, Swift’s Butterball children’s enterprise that put structure said Kerns, was 75 Ct CQC Glad Food Storage Bags pi<8 0 9 Turkeys and turkey roasts. Also on one show each year, took "zero.” large roasting chickens, capons, their name from the last beer Both sides in the argument Betty Crocker WALNUT BROWNIE. Mix Self-Basting Hen Turkeys 46ii ■ ■ ducks and geese for you! made in the 94-year-old say they "will do everything" Fldko Pie Crust Mix 4 i Beef Brisket %*{**1.09ib brewery — Rocking Horse they can to keep the theater Corned just 72 hours in our own meat plant to give Brew. The brewery function operating. But the city refuses Betty Crocker P I E C R U S T Mix The most famous name in turkeys at low prices! Movement Under Scrutiny Have a memorable feast with White Gems! it a mild, delicious flavor. Close-trimmed for value ended with prohibition. to see the old building re Chef’s Finest^'<^^‘^Mushrooms and packed in its own vacuum sealed bag to The brewery and that part of juvenated and theater pet^le A religious movement beaded by Guru Mabaraj Ji, wbo protect the flavor and freshness. town fell into decay with the say the end of the old brewery Is the last act.” claims to be' 14-years-old and wbo is India’s latest spiritual Lindsay Pitted Olives demise of the gold mines. The eiqwrt, is bebig investigated by tbe Indian government. He Stuffed Spanish Olives Gloria ' ■t. 'I Cube Steaks is shown on a recent visit to London. (AP pboto) 9oz s i Butterballs Stop & Shop Pretzels 3 pkss *1 Grade “A” H ri Friitil Rites TOM TURKEYS 20-24-LBS DEEP BASTED TOM TURKEYS 20-24-LBS Commuter Short Ribs of Beef 89 lb Thursday Whjte Gem Tom Turkeys 37f, Deep Basted Tom Turkeys 47*. Wins Case ib Ib Skirt Steaks U.S.D.A Choice HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Re Over Fare Official Projects Frozen Food Buys White Gem Hen Turkeys ' 37*. Deep Basted Hen Turkeys 47> quiem Mass will be offered at Hollywood’s Blessed Sacra WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) Stew Beef (Chuck) 99 Save more on Stop & Shop quality! Ib \ ment Roman Catholic Church — Six of his peers have decided 15 Million Growth I Thursday for composer Rudolf that Milton MKchlln was not Friml. guilty of theft of services wheno Following the 11 a.m. ser he refused to pay his railroad In Labor Force Corn Peas vices, Friml will be buried In commuter fare last Aug. 25 on \ou get Stop & Shop quality and you’ll save money tool Pure Pork Sausages Forest Lawn Memortial Park In grounds of “ intolerable” stop & Shop Stop.& Shop n ^ rby Glendale, conditions. Cduntryfine x CTlml, 92, died Sunday in Machlin testified during an 16 to 64 living in New York NEW YORK (AP) - The Presbyterian Hospital, where all-day trial in White Plain City poverty areas who were not Before or after the game .. American labor force is Stop & Shop Tomato Juice he had been a patient since Oct. Court that the heat and relative looking for work, only two per serve eggs and sausages. expected to increase by 15 5. humidity in the car were both million persons during the cent of them were doing so 89 He is survived by his fourth 6il 6 Stop & Shop brands help .you save money and feed your over 90 and that there were as because of "inability to find il 1970s—the largest increase in a wife, Kay; two sons, Rudolf Jr. many as 40 standees In the work.’’ family the best. Great buys to start with ... on sale Swift’s Premium ’’r.sMtr •pa69‘ 10-year period ever recorded Birds Eye Birds Eye 4 of Saugus, Calif., and William aisles. ^ and 20 per cent greater than the they’re even greater! Go mini-pricing, you’ll save! 4 32 oz ■ Rath Sausage Meat 169' of Palm Springs, Calif.; a The defense called six other SUCCULENT... 7 RIB C UJ- ' (I 1900s, a Department of Labor bottles m IHb daughter, Mrs. Lucille Mauvals witnesses to corroborate official has reported. Jones lis Sausage Links pui of Vacaville, Calif., and six Retail Food Fine cuts are trlmme^ for your dining Machlln’s account of in-- Herbert Bienstock; regional Pure Pork Sausage te 99ii. grandchildren. operative air conditioning and M pleasure — lean flavor shines through herbs Friml came to the United director of the department’s 5',J1 Rath Breakfast Sausage 80. 5 9 c other conditions in the Penn Regulations Medium Small Peas 1?^ States from his native Prague, Bureau of Labor Statistics, also and spices. Cut from young tender porkers. Ib Central Railroad car that said that by 1980 two out of Birds EyeQK»dSweet Potatoes2 79' Whole Kernel Corn Czechoslovakia, in 1901. He sweltering August day. OUR BEST composed 33 operettas, among every three Americans Announced OUR BEST Sea Food Favorites The only witness called by probably will hold a job in the Birds Eye Glazed Carrots 3 89' STOP & SHOP them “ Rose Marie” and Penn Central’s attorney was service sector of the economy STOP & SHOP LEAN "Vagabond King.’’ His many HARTFORD (AP) - Retail Newton Acres butternut Squash 39' Perfect for John Strilowlch, the conductor rather than in the goods- Vacuum packed .. . U.S. Pork (%ops Center Cut songs included such favorites as food establishments must soak your turkey Pork Cutlets *11? who had Machlin arrested In producing sector. Penobscot Potatoes jb^bnion l6taSS" 39 ' “ Indian Love Call’’ and utensils in 170-degree water for , dinner festival. Grade A, Fancy. Haddock Fillets. White Plains after he refused to Bienstock's remarks on LEAN “ Donkey Serenade.” ' at least 30 seconds to clean Newton Acres^ii^Potatoes ”°/39' 6T Center Cut Treat your family to these delicious pay a |1.65 fare from New York patterns in the American labor Pork Chops ThinSHc^ them, under new sanitary con Fresh pork Spare Ribs 79t fillets .. . you’ll save money with mini to Brewste’r. scene were made in an address Taste O’Sea Onion Rings 3 pxp^I After deliberating 90 ditions issued by the state. pricing at Stop & Shop. (Frozen) to the 18th annual conference of Birds Eye Small Whole Onions ^x?39' Fresh A new breed of ferry — the minutes, the jury of six men the Advertising Research If an establishment chooses Pork Shoulder Picnic Raths Pork Butts ££99f. hovercraft — floats seven feet and two women returned the Foundation. not to use the hot water treat Onions 2 7 9 ' Cut Green Beans Cooked Fish Sandwich Squares‘jl,?89 above the water on air blown verdict of acquittal on the theft The country’s labor force will ment, the regulations say, then Mixed Vegetables 2p\’s 7 9 ' Cranberry Sauce downward by powerful fans of services charge. also show increasing activity by utensils must be given a one- OUR BEST Sell Service Deli trapped in a rubber skirt. One Machlin, 48, a globe-trotting with Cream Sauce p x p Frozen Meats Dept. both women and minority minute bath in a nontoxic Birds Eye Peas 3 8 9 ' OUR BEST canles as many as 254 passen magazine editor, once '^ut greel’' STOP & SHOP cranbefff! groups, Bienstock predicted. sanitizing solution. Birds feye Fren ch Beans;it^^2l°i 7 9 Serve them fancy ... sauce STOP & SHOP gers and 30 automobiles at a described riding the Penn Cen ’The number of women in the 10 mile a minute between Dover, The regulations, covering a with mushrooms and We guarantee its ” Stop & Shop Franks Maid Rite'^'Steaks99' tral as "m ore hazardous than labor force increased eightfold quality and flavor, England, and Boulogne-sur- exploring the territory of the wide range of requirements and silvered almonds. Mer, France. between 1960 and 1971, said dealing with such conditions as Stop & Shop Squash Our best. ^ All Meat or Extra Mild Mb Maid Rite Pepper Beef Steaks 99' New Guinea head countries.” Bienstock, noting that by 1971, interior construction, Go mini-pricing ‘ .. you'll save money! pkg Stop & Shop Beefburgers W r *1.79 women made up two-fifths of 79’ cleanliness of personnel, and Our best quality. the American work force, plumbing facilities, were Fully cooked. Use for Stop & Shop All Beef Franks lilS 85' compared to one-fifth 50 years published Monday in the ago. pie filling or heat & Fruit Cocktail ^ Connecticut Law Journatv ’They 8 ‘*”^ 1 Stop & Shop Sliced Bologna 89' Ocoma Chicken Thighs89* Stop Shop I kF-'"' serve as a vegetable. The nine million blacks in the were put into effect by state Cranberry Juice Imported Boiled Ham 99' Fully Cooked... Go mini-pricing for the Holidays, labor force in 1970 made up 11 Consumer Protection Com-’ per cent of the total. During the Myer’s Chicken or Beef Pie Tt *1 2 9 [i OUR BEST OCEAN SPRAY missioner Barbara Dunn and Kal K an K itty 1970s, the number of black Asst. Director Charles R. Frink Carnation d'I vW Sh rim p 'hf^2.59 STOP& '0 SHOP Top with sherbet for A workers is expected to increase of the State Agricultural Elx- Myer’s Beef Stro^noff *1 2 9 Introducing Something New from Swift’s Premium '. Meal Tima 6oic*n 28c Salmon Cat Food 6oi can 16c by one-third, compared with a periment Station. a pretty appetizer. Beef Chunks isiacan 29c Tuna & Chicken Parts eacan 16c projected increase of one-fifth Kitchen Window Bread Dough 49 Chunk Liver & Gravy ^ lof 67c Fish N'Chix for Cats 16C for white workers, Bienstock Other parts of the regulations Oronoque Orchard Pie Crust Swift's New! Fully Cooked Ham Patties f said. stipulate that store operators ‘p ^ ^ '6 5 ' 3 2 o ig 9 c While large numbers of teen must provide dressing and Sara Lee Apple Pie "'’ ^^'*"’ pt* 1 Premium SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE agers will continue to flow into locker facilities for employes Birds Eye Strawberries 2 Hit 6 9 ' Three Diamonds the labor maiicet during the and that the lockers must have Sweet Mixed Pickles 3J|i can Shortening Hickory Smoked Flavored — INDIVIDUAL PATTIES 1970s, Bienstock said, their slapted tops so they won’t Solid White Tuna proportion of the labor force is become loaded with dirt and VLASiC OUR BEST 70Z c q c debris. expected to decline. He said Birds Eye Cool Whip^:49‘ Quart 10 STOPS, SHOP can that between 1980 and 1985, the Al Our Dairy Depi. At Our Bakery DepL Wow! What a 0 .. number of working teen-agers As for long-haired employes, Perfect for low price. HI ■ ■ StopBiShopj will drop by more than 900,000 they must wear caps, hair nets all your CrKkedWheit, Fill your holiday baking needs. Swediih Ryt % M b ' in contrast to the 1960-68 period, or “ other effective hair K leenex K o te x Deluxe Ice Cream ^~89‘ relish tray! Variety Bread M Viinni 6#3 loam i i * l when 1.8 million were added. restraints’’ to keep their locks Caterer s Kitchen Assorted Flavors. Sealtest Cottage Cheese Facial Tissue Regular Sanitary N apkin s^ 91c Black teen-agers in the labor from falling into food. Mb SI Deluxe Balt Pksoti 69c force will increase some 40 per We reserve the right to limit quantities LIGHT’N LIVELY Stop & Shop Buttermilk Bread4 IkMveo A Employes are also prohibited Regufar Tampon lOoountpkg 45c cent during the 1970s compared from smoking while working Low in calories for , Cinnamon Coffee Cake 45' 35* to. uhite teen-agers at 10 per around food. those holiday dips. '% oit, Bienstock said. 39 Pecan Coffee Ring stopashop 55 ' Also during the 1970s, while - The regulations ailow SAVE SO" j SAVE 15‘ I SAVE 30' 1 SAVE T ! SAVE 50' I S A V E 12 Stop Br Shop Maple Nut Cake 59' Three Diamonds 9M million college graduates WITH THIS COUPON ,WITH THIS COUPONcm iPriKi I I ______w l w W authorities to cite violators in WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON enter the labor market, only on* 64 oz bottle on* 33 oz bottle on an 84 oz box on a 5 oz bar WITH THIS COUPON Breakstone Temptee L“45' Stop Bl Shop Lemon Pie 2 *1 Solid Light Tuna writing and to take disciplinary onanSozjar on a 10-lb bag som e 9.6 million openings for action within five days of King Sour Imitation Sour Cream c?p33' Joiw generally filled by college notification. Miracle Final Touch Gain Palmolive Health & Beauty Aids graduates are expected to Yuban Pillsbury Breakstone Whole Milk Ricotte ^^65' 45* belBorae available, he said. White Fabric Laundry Pillsbury Biscuits 8 ot 2 9 ' Bienstock also said that the Bath Instant Kat Kan TutM 6 Chicken 6V4 ocean 2 fo r3 9 e . All-Purpose Soft Com Oil Margarine STOPtSHOP ^ 39 Usterine Mouthwash Si I * * Victor Medhim Oeaned Shrbnp 6V«ozcan $1A8 quality of jobs also became a Marathon Races Cleaner Softener Detergent Soap V05Hairdresiii« U o c t u b a 89c major concern in the next . Coffee 8oz bottle Mexico’s Tarahumara In Flour Mrs. Filberts Margarine 1 ^ 4 9 ' Arrid X-Tra Dry Deodorant is 7 9 ' Get Set Hard to Itold Lotion Good thru SaL Nov. Chaw 8 Sanborn Coffee l i b can decade, noting that a substan- dians compete in barefoot 18 Good thru Sat Nov. 18 Good thru SaL Nov. 18 twnonorO Wm iSI LM tPiw batUi per cmtamer Good thru SaL Nov. 18 Good thru Sat Nov. 18. Stop Bl Shop Fruit Drinks Grape ^cartons A Tampax-Regular or Super ^ *13 9 135 count roll 39c Uai number of persons of races that often continue for Limit ont bottle per cu.tomer Good thru Sat Nov. 18 Limit on* box ptr cuttomor Limit ono bar ptr cuttomor Um« one )ar par cuttemer SQcoutnpta 31c working age in center cities are hours. As they run, they r— ------i ------umttonebaipcrautonMTlimit on* bag per cuttonwr 8 SODQOuntroOs 33c not In the labor force, in school. kick wooden balls which are I k PeptoBitmot 40Z bottle 63c In the army or seeking work. as large as oranges when the Royal Smell Gelatins— All Flavors 3 o zt p t o 4I0C39C Royal Small Instant Pudding— All Flavors 3 W o z 2 fo r2 7 c race begins but wear down Prices enectiVe at He referred to recent findings PriCM •ftoctiv* at CriscoOil 24 o zb d ttl 66c to half that size. that indicated that among men Stop & Shop will gladly redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 W. Middto Tumpik*, -NtonelM^. 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A bout Your Social Security Q. I am going to Italy to live. SHOP-RITE HAS S A V E 4 0 I will be There indefinitely. Will my Social Security checks T)inner? ON YOUR NEXT continue to come on the third of MEAT PURCHASE the month? THE ANSWER! A. It usually takes longer to deliver checks outside the U.S. Delivery time varies from r f o i i r l ^ SHOP-RITE COUPON country to country and your check may not arrive the same Towards tho purchase of S h o ^ i * 2 U Y E R WHY PAY MORE? jm ^ day each month. U.S. GOV’T. GRADE ‘A’ OVEN READY For HoW»Y to ea« Choose ■ w C $1 or more Q. My brother in Germany Shop-R ito^quality food did not receive his Social HolMay from the Urges -- jk and pouHry* 4 U Fresh Meat products,1reshm.ato^ n F C PORK. POULTRY, BEEF, VEAL Security check this month. PILLSBURY COLD POWER What should he do? Store FROZEN MEAT N(Jt INc L u DED appehMf they're urr A. He should contact the WITH THIS Good at any Shop-Rite market M.H. nearest U.S. Foreign Service Hours r r A I I D n iL I Coupon limit one per family. CAKE MIXES DETERGENT L f U U r u r a Coupon expires Wed. Nov. 22,1972. Post or write to: Social Security Administration, P.O. m m Box 1756, Baltimore, Maryland Frozen Food Savings! 21203, U.S.A. JAMESTOWN ' Q. Is there a booklet that 1 8 V 4 -0 2 . 10-lb. 11-oz. Fresh Fruits & Vegetables explains what is important to SAUSAGE MEAT btfx know while a person is outside « box the United States? If so, where 29 88 SIZE can I get a copy? A. Yes there is. It’s entitled 16-oz. SHOP-RITE STRAINED WHY PAY MORE? “ Your Social Security check p k g . 4 9 ^ while you’re outside the United CaiNKLE CUT Of FRENCH FRIES SUNKIS States.” You may get a copy by phoning the East Hartford Sllop-Rite 2-Lb. Potatoes 3 CRANBERRY WESSON Social Security office at 244- OCOMATULLYCOOKEtr 3717 or write to the office at 657 2-Lb. Fried Chicken 5^^ * 1^® NAVEL Main St., East Hartford, WHYPAVMORET ^ SAUCE OIL Conn.06108. Q. -What are some of the Shop-Rite Waffles 10^. 99^ events that I should report -YiRUTWITNPtJMnUNnE-' ^ while I live outside the U.S.? Cool Whip Swiggle 9 9^ A. Some important events to BEDDING DOWN wlU be ORANGES report are: C3iange of mailing Mb. bedding np In NASA’s MRS. SMITH’S address; Working while outside earCh-orbulng Skylab in can $019 U73« as demonsfa'ated by the U.S.; A person receiving « checks becomes unable to Charles Conrad Jr., 42, who will command the 28- 19 manage own funds; Death; Marriage of a person getting day mission. The “prac KITCHEN SLICED WAX BEANS OR WHOLE OR CREAM tice” is progressing at ‘ " 46-oz. BUHERMILK BISCUIT, PANCAKE OR JIFFY BONaESSBEEF BOTTOM benefits as a child, widow, etc. Houston, Tex. This setup _ p k g . 7':-02. Q. Where can I go to report a will keep him from floating GREEK GIANT CORN 19^ CORN MUFFIN MIX bo> CHUCK STEAK ROUND ROAST for change of address while outside iw nr POTATOB.or WHY PAY MORE? around in weightlessness. . A SHOP-RITE rop the U.S.? A. You can go to any U.S. Birds Eye Cream Onions 3-lb. 2-02. 1 - q t SW En FOTATOEI, AND A m i S or DISHWASHER ALL btl. Foreign Service Post. r SPRAY STARCH cans ROUND ROAST TOP ROUND STEAK MERRY CHERRY, FRUIT PUNCH OR DEL MONTE ^ Q. Will Medicare cover me Pauls Sweet Potatoes TOP O R SEN KAS or swEr while I am outside the United G RAPE D RINK 4 ' .^^ States? Birds Eye Cut Corn I lO -a . COFFEE MATE Emperor Grapes A. Medicare does not cover ' pdfi. CARNATION 2-LB. SIRLOIN ROAST ^1^® TOP SIRLOIN STEAK TASTY SAU-KAorSHOR-Rm WHY PAY MORE? LIBBY health services you get outside Yale Backs ------BEEF BOnOM CHUCK the U.S. Shrimp Cocktail INSTANT MILK California Celery stalk I TOMATO JUICE FANCY Q. Are there any foreign JUMBO BEEF Revenue SHOP-RITE “QRAOE A" CAULIFLOWER OR PURR TUNA countries where Social Security CALIF. ROAST or Red Delicious Apples checks are not mailed? ALL DETERGENT C A T FOOD A. Regulations prohibit Proposal BROCCOLI SPEARS SHOP-RITE INSTANT CHUCK STEAK L A r o y a l CHEESE CALIF. STEAK mailing checks to anyone in ■ i Albania, Communist China, NEW HAVEN (AP) - Yale POTATO FLAKES 1 1 -0 2 . MIXED NUTS Cuba, North Korea, North Viet CAKE FILLING bo« University is considering a plan 5 99^ nam, East Germany, or East CHOCK FULL OYIUTS OR N that would produce revenue for FRENCH FRIES OR CRINKLE CUT WHY PAY MORE? l a u n d r y WHY PAY MORE? FIRST Berlin. the city on tax-exempt Yale CUT lb. FARM 2-lb. Have a question about Social property through state and Deep Fries Security and its retirement, MARTINSONJI AJAX ^ . ’ FLAVOR bag - A U VARIETIES “DEEP nSH” 4 3 federal compen^tion. WILD CENTER CUT 8 5 9 9 « survivors, disablility or The proposal calls for the Ivy Swanson PQt Pies -r— Medicare benefits? Write to League university to support DETERGENT t--. ‘P ta D AND CLEANED* BIRD SEED IBEEFCMUCK^EAK lb."" Questions & Answers, Social New Haven Mayor 9 9 ^ b e e f SHORT RIBS Security office, 657 Main Street, W:\ Bartholomew F. Guide’s ef Chicken of the Sea Shrimp LOIN PORTlOiilS W^?CENTtRS (9-U CHOPS) QUARTERED SHOP-RITE WALNUTS East Hartford 06108. SEAOROOK .iJ'X forts for federal legislation and 3-ib. 1-oz - $ - 1 2 9 for broadening of state aid to PORK LO IN lb. lb. Cream Spinach box 99^ BEEF FOR STEW IK, include land which now means - > V . 6 9 ^ bag ■ BONELESS BEEF BEEF little or no tax income for cities AU. VARIETIES *EXCEPT BEEF, HAM OR HADDOCK" MORTONS OR SELECT RIPE Of SaECT PITTED LINDSAY DISH DETERGENT I* A M 11 xY
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PAGE THIRTY-FOUR" MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Mancbeater. Conn., Wed., Nov. 15, i m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed., Nov. 15,1972 — PAGE THIRTY-FIVE erstars h ' Muscle of Chicago White Offense, Stand Out Dick Allen AL’s Most Valuable Player Pro Hockey NEW YORK (AP) - Rick Barry, Jerry West and Walt NHL Frazier. Those are three of the superstars in the National Tuesday's Games Basketball Association udio get paid super salaries to Montreal 7, New York break open games. *Otie Outstanding Player* NEW YORK (AP) - Rudi of the World Champion the 1972 season, finished Boston; shortstop Ed Allen stayed only one year Islanders 2 And that’s exactly what they did Tuesday night. Broad-shouldered Dick Oakland A’s. third in the voting with 158 Brinkman of Detroit’s East with St. Louis before being Detroit 3, Vancouver 3, lie Barry sparked a fourth-period rally to help the Golden “ Jimmy Balesano'has been one outstanding football Allen, the muscle of the Allen, playing in his first points. winning Tigers and Lolich. Minnesota 4, Los Angelel 1 Allen, Rudi, Lyle and traded to Los Angeles. He State Warriors defeat the Atlanta Hawks 114-105. player for Trinity this fall,’’ Director of Athletics Karl Chicago White Sox’ offense, year in the American Only game scheduled 1. pitcher Mickey Lolich of the Allen is only the second was gone after one year WHA West poured in 15 of his 26 points in the last pehod as the' Kurth reported this week. I mentioned that I was surprised was named today the League after several years White Sox player to win the East Los Angeles Lakers trimmed the Milwaukee Bucks 95-92. the former Manchester High standout wasn’t scoring American League’s Most in the National, was the only Detroit Tigers, who finished there, too. 10th with M points, were the award. Nellie Fox was the Winnipeg 8, Los Angeles 0 And Frazier fired in 32 points as the New York Knicks touchdowns, in fact wito one game left—against Wesleyan Valuable Player of 1972. player named on all 24 ballots. He finished with a only players to receive first- other in 1959. Allen, who on occasion Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3 clouted the Phoenix Suns 103-97. Saturday at Middletown— he had yet to cross the goal line. Allen won the coveted total of 321 points, just 15 place votes. Rudi, Lyle and Playing with his fourth missed games with his three Minnesota 5, (Cleveland 3 Golden State was trailing 88-84 going into the final period “ Baiesano has contributed in many other ways. He’s a prize in a landslide vote Only games scheduled points shy of a perfect score, Lolich got one each. team in as many years, previous teams, was punc before Barry took charge. ’The brilliant forward hit a 20- good football player who will be even better next year,” from the Baseball Writers while runner-up Rudi After the 1-2-3 finishers, Allen was obtained by the tual all season for Chuck foot shot with four minuteis left to give the Warriors a Kurth predicted...Trin Coach Don Miller cited big Jack Association of America, Pro Basketball collared 164. the rest of the top ten MVP White Sox from the Los Tanner, the White Sox never-headed 101-100 lead. Barry, who scored 19 points in Hoiik for his defensive play against Amherst last w ^ in a receiving 21 out of a possible NBA Rudi, the A’s leading players were: catcher Angeles Dodgers in a trade manager who is a close the game, later added two field goals as the Warriors took losing cause. Like Baiesano, Hoiik is only a 24 first-place votes. Tuesday's Games hitter with a .305 average, Carlton Fisk of the Boston last winter. He received a family friend. Allen played a comfortable 106-100 advantage near the end. sophomore...Manchester H i^ grid mentor, Dave Wiggin, New York 103, Phienix 97 The White Sox’s star first was named on 22 of 24 Red Sox; outfielder Bobby $60,000 bonus to sign his first in 148 straight games at West was the key man for Los Angeles down the stretch, reports Lyle Eastman may be out for the season with a Golden State 115, Atlanta 105 baseman, who slugged a ballots. Murcer of the New York pro contract with the Chicago until Tanner dis helping his team puli away from an 86-86 tie in the closing chipped clavical. Despite being injured on the first play Baltimore 104, Houston 103 league-leading 37 home runs Sparky Lyle, the left- Yankees; Cleveland pitcher Philadelphia Phillies and missed him with six games minutes. His hot shooting overshadowed a fine perfor against Bristol Central last ^turday, Eastman tallied Kansas City-Om aha 106, and knocked in a career-high handed relief ace of the New Gaylord Perry; pitcher was traded to the St. Louis left in the season and the Buffalo 100 mance by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of Milwaukee, who three touchdowns as the Indians sprung one of the season’s (AP photo) 113 runs, won the trophy York Yankees, who saved 35 Wilbur Wood of Chicago; Cardinals after a White Sox out of the AL’s Chicago 97, Seattle 80 Phoneix Sun* Corky Calhoun Scoops Up Loose Ball scored 37 points and pulled in 16 rebounds. -biggest upsets. When standout runner Dave Fleishman easily over outfielder Joe games and won nine during pitcher Luis Tiant of controversy-marked career. West Division race. Los Angeles 95, Milwaukee 92 was injured in last Thursday’s scrimmage and sidelined While Knicks ’ Phil Jackson Moves in to Cover Play Frazier controlled the flow of his game, as he usually Portland 100, Geveland 91 does from his backcourt position. The All-Star guard took against Central, Eastman was moved from his regular end Only games scheduled game-high scoring honors just ahead of teammate Bill post to the backfield and responded beautifully. Eastman Steelers in Headlines Bradley, who also had a hot hand with 30 points. was a regular ball-toter a year ago...Bob Walsh, Crosstown Foes In the other NBA games Tuesday night, the Baltimore outstanding linebacker with the Tribe, is through for the Cunningham Having ABA Ball Bullets edged the Houston Rockets 104-103; the Chicago year - the finale against Windham in Willimantic Schoolboy Bulls ripped the Seattle SuperSonics 97-80; the Kansas Thanksgiving morning. Kickoff will be at 10:30. Walsh also Ham No Ham Tangle on Coast Standings City-Omaha Kings nipped the Buffalo Braves 106-101 and missed the Central encounter...Best wishes for a sp e^ y NEW YORK (AP) - Thirty-five points, eleven rebounds, Diego Conquistadors toppled the Utah Stars 122-111. the Portland Trail Blazers spanked the Cleveland recovery are extended Will Clarke, retired Manchedtef five steals and two blocked shots. Carolina broke open its game with Virginia with a 14-4 NEW YORK (AP) - UCLA, which got caught looking CCIL Cavaliers 100-91. j \ High basketball coach and physical education teacher, who W L Billy Cunningham is having a ball in the American spurt behind Cunningham late in the fourth quarter that On Defense ahead to Southern California and lost to Washington last suffered a heart attack last week. He’s a patient at Conard Basketball Association. Saturday, hopes to catch top-ranked Southern Cal looking gave the Cougars a solid 113-103 lead. Virginia could get no PI’TTSBURGH (AP) — Jack Ham admits he watched in Central Manchester Memorial Hospital with no visitors ahead to Notre Dame this weekend. Cunningham, a new member of the Carolina Cougars closer than seven points after that. (APpboto) wide-eye amazement as the Kansas (Chiefs took the field. Manchester permitted. The crosstown rivals meet in the Los Angeles Coliseum, after se v e r^ e a rs in the National Basketball Association, Julius Erving led the losers with 23 points and 16 Dick Allen “ Geez they were huge,” recalled the relatively small Wethersfield which serves as home field for both, to settle the Pacific-8 continues to come through with all-star performances in rebounds. Bousfield Contest W inner No Entry Fee for Race 220-pound linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers. “ I saw Eastern Conference championship and the host berth in the Rose the ABA. Warren Jabali hit two baskets in the closing minutes and ' them running across the field in pregame introductions Hall John Bousfield of 48 Adams appears in the Tuesday editions Bowl. Cunningham’s big game Tuesday night helped Carolina Denver held off a rally by Indiana to beat the defending Manchester’s Five Mile Road Race is one of only a few ' and they looked like giants.” Penney St. South, was the winner of last of The Herald. Sponsors are Southern Cal holds a one-game lead and a UCLA triumph blast the Virginia Squires 127-118. The star forward also ABA champion Pacers. ^Iph Simpson led the Rockets staged each year in New England in which there is ho ^Fabulous Franco* Nonetheless, Jack was indeed a giant killer as he helped Maloney week’s Herald football contest. 20th Century TV, Morgan’s would deadlock the race ... and send the Bruins to Windham boosted his scoring average, fourth best in the ABA at with 25 points. entry fee. However, each contestant must be a paid up Pittsburgh to a 16-7 victory over the Chiefs Sunday and Only two more contest remain L’TD, and Nassiff Arms. Pasadena by virtue of having won the head-to-head Platt nearly 26. Sparked by Chuck Williams’ eight points in the final this season. New contests member of the Connecticut AAU or a neighboring stal^ earned recognition as the Associated Press Defensive confrontation. In the other ABA games Tuesday night, the Denver eight minutes, the expansionist Conquistadors won their AAU to be eligible. Entry fees in many races run anywhere Week*s Top Back Player of the Week in the National Football League. UCLA is second nationally in rushing with 361.2 yards Rockets ripped the Indiana Pacers 118-108 and the San first ABA game from Utah. from a quarter to a dollar for each contestant...Thanks to a Meanwhile, the AP Offensive Player of the Week was per game and ninth in total offense with a 422.7 average. fine advertising program, which covers all expenseSj no NEW YORK (AP) — Rookie “ Fabulous Franco” Harris Steeler running back Franco Harris, who once played on Southington Southern Cal stands fifth in that category with a 450.0 entry fee has ever been assessed runners in the was named ’The Associated Press Offensive Player of the the Penn State team with Ham. Black Belt Windsor Thanksgiving day run here...Former Manchester High > Week' in the National Football League today for another The dual recognition, which comes just one week after average. Rockville But it is on defense where the Trojans really shine, Pro Track quarterback, John Wiggin, has be^n playing on defense aS 100-plus rushing day in new-look Pittsburgh’s 16-7 victory Steeler guard Bruce Van Dyke was named top offensive Simsbury holding their foes to 215.3 yards per game (fourth beSiv well this year with the Trinity frosh. He’s seen service as i over Kansas City. player, evidences the rise of a Steeler team that is bidding Steve SOhulthess of 180 Bloomfield nationally), 75.2 on the ground (No. 1) and 9.7 points (N o .^ Plainville both a linebacker and guard...The annual New England The' explosive 230-pounder for the first division title in its 40-year history. Center St. became the first Steelers of a playoff berth—and 6). Trojan Coach John McKay says the defense deserves Newington Indoor Archery Championships will be staged at Hall’s om Penn State bowled over perhaps the first title of any “ People take notice when you win,” the 23-year-old Ham to win a black belt in Tae Windsor Locks Arro Range at 291 W. Middle Tpke. More &an $1,500 in |lhd around the Chiefs for 134 three-quarters of the credit for the No. 1 ranking. kind in their 40-year history. said after a light drill Tuesday. “ This whole city is Kwon-Do (karate) at South Windsor Loop Plan merchandise and trophies will be up for grabs...Annual yards in 17 carries as the The pick, then, is a defensive one ... Southern Cal. In the third quarter, Harris reacting to the team’s success. I’ve even heard Hwang’s School of Tae Last week’ score was 42 right—including the Upset Glastonbury 0 8 Fritz Martin cross country runs are scheduled Sunday alt'' : jS'S blazing Steelers won their fifth bolted off tackle and faked sportscasters on television telling the people where they Kwon-Do in Manchester. NEW YORK (AP) — The Olympic Games have Special, Michigan State over Ohio State-20 wrong and one Wesleyan in Middletown, a 2.7 mile test for schoolboys land ” straight game. Chiefs’ linebacker Willie Lanier can drive to watch our home games on television. Imagine The competition took traditionally been the singular goal for the world’s It was the fourth game in five tie for .677. For the season, it’s 409-161-12—.718. a 4.25 open run. Male and female runners are welcome!, out of his chin strap. He broke that in Pittsburgh.” place last Sunday. premier track and field athletes. that he’s exceeded 100 yards Virginia Tech at Alabama—If ever a team could be Competition starts at l...Bemie O’Rourke, rec director in two tackles further downfield Ham, who has started every regular season game in his Schulthess served as presi Xavier There was np money to be made. since becoming a starter in expected to look ahead, this is Alabama’s turn. The Middletown, reports the annual Connecticut AAU en route to a 45-yard run that two years with Pittsburgh, is a prime reason for the dent of the Manchester St. Paul Jumpers, runners and weightslingers would sweat place of injured Preston Pear led to one of three Roy Gerela Crimson Tide is coming off an impressive and emotional Marathon will be staged March 4 in Middletown...Conard Steeler emergence. (immunity College Karate St. Bernard throui^ years of training for that one amateur chance at a son. Aiid he surpassed the 100- field goals. "He’s a damn good victory over Louisiana State and their next game is the Northwest High has swept to three straight CCIL football yard mark despite picking up Against Kansas City, |Iam led all players with seven Club last year. Currently gold medal...the miles of publicity...perhaps a ticker tape back. It’s as simple as that,’’ finale with hated Auburn. Virginia Tech is only 5-3-1 but East Catholic 1 3 championships. The path for the 1972 title was made only IS yards in the first two tackles three assists and a deflected pass, and he he’s an assistant instructor parade back home. Lanier said. the Gobblers boast the nation’s totai offense and passing South Catholic 0 4 possible when Manchester High upset Bristol Central la st' -) quarters. recovered two fumbles in.the last seven minutes to spark in H\^ang’s School. Then, they could start looking for jobs. Later, the 22-year-old rookie leader in Don Strock. Saturday. Central was the only team that had a chance d f ' - RunpingrP close-second for crunched over two Kansas City Pittsburgh to victory. Plans were revealed Tuesday for a world-wide the NFL’s top offensive professional track circuit that claimed to offer top per catching Coach Bob McKee’s fine club...Mike Mistretia, defensive backs to go 17 yards In addition to Ham, other nominees for Defensive Player performer was Tom Dempsey, and set up another of the Gerela formers the chance to make good incomes in arenas from who subbed for Dean Yost in covering Manchester High’8"' of the week were Atlanta Tackle Mike Lewis, Minnesota football games the past two Saturday’s while the latter Philaidelphia’s chubby three-pointers. And he capped California to Europe. placekicker, who pumped cornerback Bob Bryant and San Francisco end Tommy was hunting for deer in Maine, has b ^ n a fine defensive his day in the closing minutes '{lie International Track Association (ITA) announced through six field goal^one Hart. end with the Trinity football freshman squad this season. by bulling seven yards for the Lewis had eight individual tackles, including one on the signing of distance great Jim Ryun, pole vaulter Bob short of the league record—as Steelers’ lone touchdown of the G O O D fr E A R Archie Manning in the end zone for a safety, to lead Seagren, shotputter Randy Matson and middle distance . Passes Grid Exams the Eagles edged the Houston day to seal the triumph. man ^ e Evans for a 1973 series with more than 40 meets. Oilers 18-17. His shots came Atlanta to a 36-20 win over New Orleans. Bill Sacherek; ski columnist for The Herald, and fine Pro football safety Richmond Flowers of the New York from 33, 52, 22 12, 38 and 20 football official, reports Dan Lodge of Manchester has yards out. Giants agreed to make a comeback as a high hurdler, passed the exams for membership in the Central Other nominees included San apmethlng he did magnificently at the University of Francisco running back Larry Tennessee four years ago. Connecticut Board of Approved Football Of^ ficials...Manchester Mayor John TTiompson and Hank Schreiber, who romped for 104 Michael O’Hara, president of ITA, said that contracted Majewski, former major league infielder, now scouting for yards iii 17 attempts in a 24-21 stars- would get ex{wnses to competition and a chance to beating of Baltimore; Colts’ 2nd Tirei Price the New York Yankees, came from the same neighborhood /2 make |500 for winidng their event. utility man Sam Havrilak, with Shell iiever iijiderstaiid on Long Island and often played sports together...If thq The format included two meets on most weekends—one six receptions for 136 yards when you buy one apiece on Friday and Saturdasf—which would give an SENIORS — These arq The University of Connecticut Brian Herosian in front, the others, from left, are: Mark Chicago Cubs won their division in the National League the against the 49ers’ runner Mer chances are good that Billy Williams would have been athlete the chances to win $1,000 in a week and still hold seniors who will be playing in Memorial Stadium for their McEwen, Larry Bowler, Morris McLeod, John O’Grady, cury Morris, who scored three tire at regular price. down another job. last time when Connecticut and Rhode Island meet at Ray Tellier, Don Zweig, Bob Innis, John Salek, Ed Harvey, named the most valuable player in the senior loop. When touchdowns and galloped for 90 the Cubs failed, and Cincinnati copped the Western yards as unbeaten Miami Storrs Saturday. With Co-Captains Greg Andrews and Bob Bacewicz, Bob Roth, Joe Bacewicz, Dan Barney and Division, Johnny Bench was tabbed...Annual banquet of murdered New England 52-0; Gene Meeker. Absent; Jim Banno. the Manchester Midget Football League will be held and Denver’s Floyd Little, t: ' whose 79 yards in 22 tries paved SUBURBANITE Tuesday night at the Army & Navy Club...Spec Flavell, miMm who has guided the Eagles’ entry for the past six years the way to a 16-10 upset of Los Angeles. North Stars, Saints Delight Fans after six years as an assistant with the same club, has. Two of Franco’s dashes were WllilER PiTROL decided to. step down...Jerry Katona of Manchester is the’ spectacular as Pittsburgh, 7-2, v:- Y XG'78" sports editor of the Southern Connecticut State College retained its one-game lead over With Rapid-Fire Scoring Outbreaks newspaper. Katona also serves as ian athletic trainer at Cleveland in the Am erican Southern...Yale is glad it doesn’t have to play any more Conference’s Central Division. Check your NEW YOftl( (AP) - It was a good night to be a hockey Keith Christiansen, George Konik and Fred Speck did games on artifical tu rf.^ e Elis only two setbacks were A victory over the Browns next Great Pulling fan in Minnesota, especially if you’re fond of three-goal the come-from-behind work for the Fighting Saints, who, administered on this tyj^ footing. Coach Carm Cozza is - Sunday would all but assure the size and price Snow T ire s uprisings. Power In Snow along with their fans, lived up to their name. having a hard time trying to explain how his players Plui Fed. 1 I If you were in Bloomington, Minn., ’Tuesday night, you BiKkwalt Biiekwall vrhittwaii Whitewall* El. Tax 1 The game was delayed for 15 minutes by a brawl which fumbled 15 times in the two losses...Gordie Smith of Salt Priet RiK. Prica Sale Price NrTira I SIfS R.pl.c.l Rt|. Prict 2nd TIrt 2nd TIrt 4 P IT NYLON CORO saw the North Stars of the National Hockey League erupt began when Jay Anderson, a WHA employe, and Jim Wiste Vernon started his new duties Monday night as sports First Tin Half Price pint TIrt Half Priee He Trade I for three goals in a three-minute stretch of the first period 4- Year-Old Mare Needed | Of the Crusaders began scuffling in the penalty box. editor of the Meriden Record. He succeeds the aili|i;g Cliff — $25.95 $12.97 $30.45 $15.22 $1.86 - 1 to pave the way to a 4-1 victory over the Los Angeles Wiste’s teammates went to his aid and, as the fracas grew, Burton...Tom Gorman, National League baseball umpire, Brings Top $$$ A78-13 Smooth Ride BUCKWALL F.E.T. - $29.65 $14.82 $34.15 $17.07 $1.95 Kings. the Saints’ fans began throwing chairs at the Cleveland who spoke here last ’Thursday night at the Masonic Sports 7.00-13 4-Ply $27.20 $13.60 $31.70 $15.05 $2.00 If you" were in nearby St. Paul, you had to wait a bit players. When it was all over, Anderson was hospitalized program, is in the $35,000 salary bracket. B78-14 6.45-14 Polyester Cord 600x13 19.65 longer for the lightning to strike—but the wait was worth with undisclosed injuries. XEXINGTON, Ky; (AP) - A E78-14 7.35-14 $31.00 $15.50 $35.50 $17.75 $2.24 1.61 4-year-old mare. Polygon, it. ’There, the Fighting Saints of the World Hockey Associa “ For once we didn’t let down after we fell behind,’ ’ said F78-14 7.75-14 $32.75 $16.37 $37.25 $11.62 $2.39 brought the highest price of the tion slammed home three goals in the final 96 seconds of Philadelphia Player-Coach John McKenzie, whose team G78-14 8.25-14 $35.80 $17.90 $40.30 $20.15 $2.56 650x13 21.01 Keeneland Breeding Stock Sale $39.25 $19.62 $43.75 $21.87 $2.75 1.75 play to pull out a 5-3 triumph against the Cleveland H78-14 8.55-14 won only its third game in 15 this year by saddling the Knicks Find Way to Gain Tuesday night. Crusaders. , - $27.00 $13.50 $31.50 $15.75 Cougars with their 11th loss in 14 games. Fontainbleu Farm paid 5.60-15 $1.73 No Thump 735x14 F78-15 7.75-15 $33.55 $16.77 $38.05 $19.02 $2.43 23.29 2.00 In the night’s only other WHA games, the Philadelphia The Jets, taking sole possession of first place in the WHA Ground on Boston Celts $160,000 for the daughter of No Winter I Blazers, with a three-goal spurt of their own in the final 3>^ West, got two goals apiece from Chris Bordeleau and Never Bend out of Polly Girl, in G78-15 8.25-15 $36.70 $10.35 $41.20 $20.60 $2.63 ¥ minutes of the game, squeezed out a 4-3 victory over the foal to Le Fabuleux. She was H78-15 8.55-15 $40.20 $20.10 $44.70 $22J5 $2.81 Flat Spots 775x14 2.12 Larry Homung while Bobby Hull, their player-coach, had a NEW YORK (AP) - The with 2Vt minutes to play in the 24.33 J 78-15 8.85-15 $43.50 $21.75 $48.00 $24.00 $3.01 Chicago Cougars and the Winnipeg Jets demolished the goal and two assists in the romp over the Sharks that New York Knicks have found a third period as Dean Meminger sold by Nonnandy Farm as Los Angeles Sharks 8-0. In the two other NItt. games, the agent. L78-15 9.15-15 $47.10 $23.55 $51.60 $25.80 $3.16 825x14 provided goalie Ernie Wakely with his first shutout of the way to gain ground on the scored a layup off a feed from 3 WAYS TO CHARGE • Our own Cueioni.r Cr.dll Plan 27.03 2.29 Montreal Canadians whipped the New York Islanders 7-2 season. Hull has collected eight points in the five games Boston Celtics. Dave DeBusschere. ,,Jrhe sale continues today with -single or Double Whitewill • Ma.I.r Chars* * BankAnwrleard and the Vancouver Canucks tied the Detroit Red Wings 3-3. he’s played. Wait for them to take a day Bradley then hit two con twb sessions and with 825x15 The North Stars’ victory was almost to be expected. In off, secutive jumpers, closing out - continuous sessions ’Thursday 27.70 For a little more than two periods, the fledgling 2.34 ’The Knicks, who have been the third period with the Knicks and Friday. the past 14 games against the Kings going back to March, Islanders held their own against the high-flying Canadiens. trailing the Celtics since the in command 79-73. The closest 855x14 1970, Minnesota has won 13 and tied one. Veteran Ron Stewart, obtained during the day from the 29.56 2.46 start of the National Basketball the Suns got thereafter was 99- In the Tuesday morning New York Rangers, punched in a power-play goal in the Association season, moved 95 in the closing moments, but session, Frank M. O’Ferrall of GO-POWER TO SPARE! h i/ opening minutes of the third period to trim Montreal’s lead within a half-game of the Atlan-, London, England, paid the high 855x15 DeBuscberre scored a basket, ' m 30.29 2.48 flETOHEB RUSS GO . to 3-2. Then the roof fell in as Murray Wilson, Jacques tic Division leaders with a 103- clinching the decision with less price of $150,000 for Captain’s h . i Lemaire, Marc Tardif and Frank M^ovlich tallied to 97 victory over Phoenix than a minute to play. Mate, a i-year-old daughter of "POWER HOUSE MANCHESTER NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED Over M Tear, of Experience make it a runaway as the Canadiens widened their NHL Tuesday ni^t. The victory was the Knicks’ 'Duii-to in foal to Graustark. Buy Now — ’The victory improved the eighth in nine home games. For East Division lead over the idle Rangers to seven points. Elarlier in the sales O’Ferrall Sizes to Fit Aut6«4*late • Window Glass - Mirrors - Glass second-place Knicks’ record to Phoenix, it was the first time ,, had paid $105,000 for ShahUsh, POWEP OF MANY COLD CRANKING AMPS 500 WilTB WALLS *3 EITRA 143. ’The Celtics’ mark is 13-1, a Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & that the Suns have been beaten^ a 6-year-old nnare in foal to Sir Most Cart .929 percentage and the best Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work by the Knidcs in their last five Ivor. record in pro basketbaH. meetings. Charlie Scott led the Please mail padkages by December 10th, * not available MY TYRE MAN CoUeotor'a Item* G&H PAVINGJNC. Walt F r^ er and Bill Bradley Suns with 29 points. A total of 131 horses were sold Goodyear Service Stores Two Atwoods combined for 62 points, leading cards and letters by D ec^b er 15th. Manchester Tire, Inc. Danldi Plate. BOLTON in Tuesday evening’s sale for KELLY 80. and VERNON CIRCIE (fornwrty Charett Eiio) 295 BROAD SIRED Rifisimi of MonchMter the New York triumph. Frazier 649-4921 Preeldenttal $2,759,900, an average of $21,068 PHONE 646-0101 OPP. THE POST OFFICE Decanter. La3tCall had 32 points and Bradley, 30. Help the people who help bring you Christmas. Hoop Exhibition a head. Two stallion shares VERNON, CONN. MAIN ST- ON ROUTE 30 Phone 643-1161 — Manchester E.timate. Oladly Oiven Nnline Operating without Injured Wholesale Tire Co. Reprbduotlon. FREE, a 13-15 lb. Turkey were sold for a total of $3,700. VERNON, CONN. Atlantic CrtdH Card Open T tm n. ft Frt. tUI 9 PJU. Jerry Lucas in the pivot, the 'The Hartford Capitols and the ¥)ur Postal Service! Phone 875-0774 317 Broad St. Given Away with Every Driveway Sold During the afternoon sale, 143 GOODYERR HOURS: Up To 6 Months To Pay Sat UU S P.M. Knicks used a com l^tion of Hamilton Pat Pavers of''' Mon. - Ned. 8:30-6 Mon.-Ned, 8-5:30 - Thurs.-Fr. ' PUutics In Stock Between Nov. 1st and Nov. 15 horses, were auctioned off for a 1 Waaohattar B4I-2444 Willis Reed and John Gianelli Trenton, N.J., of the Elastem" Thurj. - fri. 8:30-9 6 AM. -10 P.M. Daily 8-8-Sat.8-l M lAcKee St., Manchester y,» - s/ir* • Vi" total of $1,911,800, or an Parking Lots & Tennis Courts Included at center and didn’t lose any of Basketball Assn, will play an Saturday 8:30-3 Sunday 8 - 8 P.M. Bank Aincficard Not Available (Off Center St.) stock Sheeta or Got Sixea' their momentum., average of $13,369 per For Free Estimate Phone 649-5233 Today! exhibition basketball game at Space for 1 ^ advertisement has been contributed as a Public Service by this publication. k *d M In a tight battle throughout, the University of Hartford Gym - thoroughbred. the Knicks took a 79-73 lead Sunday at 7:30 p.m. PAGE THIRTY*SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn., Wed., Nov. 18, 1OT2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 15, 1972 — PAGE THlRTY-sivE N J------— ^ ------— n Dartmouth No. 1 The Economical Way ~ The “Action Marketplace" By THE ASSOCIATED Despite a 42-10 loss at Georgia Tech Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers PRESS and a 3-5 record, Boston College was To Advoriifo fifth with 113 points, based mainly on Over 60,000 Daily Readers Dartmouth has taken over the No. 1 the Eagles to u ^ schedule. f words, 8 days ...... spot in The Associated Press’ New 15 . . . $1-89 Fast Results BC received two first place votes England college football poll as well , words. 6 days ...... and Yale one in this week’s balloting. Ip . . . $8.24 as inching into the Ivy L ^gu e lead. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR Dartmouth received three second words, 10 days ____ Hie Big Green, humiliated by Yale, 15) .... $4.50 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS place votes along with its 15 for first rebound^ in fabulous fashion last 20 words, 26 days ...... place. . . . $14.56 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Saturday, hiking their over-all record Harvard, another loser on the road, Happy Ads ...... to 5-1-1 with a 38-8 victory over $1.50 inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday was sixth with 84 points, with is 12:00 Noon Friday Columbia. Bridgeport, winner of nine games this The impressive triumph earned PHONE 643-2711 season and 19 in a row, seventh with Dartmouth 15 of the 18 first place 67. Northeastern, which ended with Butinata Opportunity 28 votes and a total of iT l points today in Sonleot OHorod 12 six consecutive victories after two V h e r a l d the weekly AP poll of a panel of sports SOUTH WINDSOR area on PLEASE READ SNOW Plowing — Commercial losses, was eighth vdth 57. R oute 5. M odern drive-in writers and sportscasters in the six and residential. Reasonable BERRY’S WBRLB BOX LUTERS restaurant. Volumne over $1,- HAPPY A DS New England states. 1. Dartmouth, 5-1-1 177 Y O U R A D rates. Also available as backup Order Your 000 yearly. Will consider rental For Your rig. CaU 646-3467, 647-9304. Holy Cross, a big surprise, took 2. Holy Cross 4-2-1 140 Classified or “ Want Ads" are with option to buy, $96,500. second place with 140 points after 3. Yale, 5-2 132 Information taken over the phone as a con Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. “Happy SHARPENING Service - THE HERALD will not dis- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• improving its record to 4-2-1 with a 28- 4. Massachusetts, 6-2 117 venience. The advertiser should Saws, knives, axes, shears, Privato Inatruetlona 32 16 upset of Massachusetts, which 5. Boston College, 3-5 113 ck)M the identity of any adver read' his ad the FIRST DAY IT skates, rotary blades. Quick Thought” tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in service. Capitol Equipment suffered a second consecutive loss 6. Harvard, 3-3-1 84 SCULPTURE classes now for after six victories in a row. 7. Bridgeport, 9-0 67 answering blind box ads who lime for the next insertion. The Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. desire to protect their identity ming for children Saturday Yale was walloped 48-30 at Penn, Herald is responsible for only ONE Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday morning. Classes for adults Today! 8. Northeastern, 6-2 57 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 6 4 i can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for Thursday evenings. For more but was voted third with 132 points, as 9. Middlebury, 8-0 39 7958. any advertisement and then only to information call 646-0694. Massachusetts fell to fourth with 117. 10. Amherst, 7-0 2B ‘ Enclose your reply to the box the extent of a "make good" inser CALL 643-2711 in an envelope — address to the TWO Handymen want a variety r fiHORoe tion. Errors which do not lessen the Halp Wantad 35 of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, CHissified Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement will not Manchester Evening Herald, together with a attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns WANTED housewives to be corrected by "make good" inser and gardener’s service. Call . . . Someone memo listing the companies tion. deliver mail in your own Evening you do NOT want to see your 643-5305. neighborhood. Flexible hours. may hove ta n t you letter. Your letter will be No soliciting. Immediate work. a happy adl LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Herald Herald photo by Buceiviciua destroyed if the advertiser is 643-2711 Phone 6465700 or apply at of moving large appliances. Bur fice, Independant Postal one you’ve mentioned. If not it ning barrels delivered. $4. 644- will be handled in the usual Autos For Solo System, 473 Hartford Rd., Bennet High’s 1972 Successful Football Team 1775. Manchester. manner. 1967 FORD custom, 428 engine, CARPENTER available, days, Members of the squad are, front row, left to right, Ross Hunt, Dorn (overhauled), automatic, 3- SERVICE Station attendant Ralph Faber, Bill Thomas, Bob Russell, Mike Rufini, Ray Meyer, Lost and Found eveninn, weekends. Additions, wanted days, full time. Moriar- Vuoto, Bob Butler, Co-Captain Henry Wierbicki, Co-Captain Steve Bob Ruggiero, Jim Deene, Dan Gleason, Roger Smith, Everett speed heavy duty transmission, alterauons, repairs. No job too T H A N K Y O U new 4 barrel carburetor, tires, ty B ros. 315 C en ter S t., Pryor, Co-Captain Fran Mollet, Ken Noreleen, Steve Monaghan. LQST,^ Feri K>n Rd., Route 6 small. Free estimates. Call Bennett. Fourth row - Dave Creamer, Fred Miller, Mike Hennigan, SHOP brakes, blue paint job, batteiy, Manchester. arei|, smai white and Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 Second row - Coach Charles Viani, Co-Captain Mark Demko, Dave Brian Benito, Craig Coleman, Rick Walsh, Jim Brezinski, Mark radio, tape deck, $750 firm. Siamese cat, answers to Bou. p.m. To all those who supported Ferron, Del Knowles, Bob Terry, Dave Kozlovich, Hal Robertson, Knob, Jim Sherman, Fifth row, Ron Begin, Bob Hawkes, Ken Phone 643^74 643-7449. MILLER Farms needs man for EAST OF THE RIVER R e m rA . Phone 6435333. employment in egg plant, also John Quinn, Manager, Dave Ayotte, Coach Fred Lennon. Third row - Henry, Stan Graham, Tom Chisholm, Mike Demers, John Keane. TWO YOUNG married men Trucka-Tractora some deliveries. Class II LOST, strayed or stolen in will do small repair jobs and license required. Call Coventry Gilead, large light tan part- painting, also cellar cleaning From 1967 CHEVY Van, good tires. 7425232. 1 husky, part-shepherd, male and light trucking. Call 646- $800. Call 649-5038. Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron Set to Meet Challenge Fired Coach Speaks Up dog. Reward. Call 228-9276. 2692, 646-3726. WANTED for Saturday, part- Janis and Marshall Hodge. I im by NIA, Ik . time experienced gas station 1 1972 FORD Pick up, half-ton, CEILING and ceramic tile LOST — Saving Passbook No. stereo tape player, back cover, attendant. Must be over 18. Call 037- 0- 01380- 7 Hartford specialist, one ceiling or all, radio, 11,000 miles, V-8 engine. "1 couldn't plant spring flowering bulbs, this year, Lydon Brothers Shell, 646-8440. National Bank and Trust Co., repaired, remodeled. No job too knowing that I would be bringing them into a world of Bengtson Meets Phone 647-9710 after 4 p.m. small. 647-9232. Congratulations PAPA I Middle Turnpike Office. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• u g lin e s s !" ■ Patriot Football Application Made for Payment. Chris and Vicki Happy Birthday •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Auto-Sarvleo TREE Service (Soucier) — FIRST CLASS On Your Engagement to my favorite playmate Aeeaaaorlaa 7 Trees cut, building lots cleared, I . Patriots Today P9raofM/9-4fmunc9/ii9ntt 2 Love Love and Kisses s» trees topped. Got a tree Hockey FOR SALE — 396 cubic inch Painting-Papartng 13 Haating-Plumbing 17 Mom and Dad Smith Kerrie . ■ )■ Team Divided p e r m a n e n t ride wanted problem? Well worth phone SHEET METAL 1 engine, high performance, 425 NEW YORK-The New York caU. 7425252. from 55 Rbssell Street, h.p., 710 Holley carburetor, CEILING Painting and paper SAM Watson Plumbing and BOSTON (AP) — Phil Bengtson, new head coach of the Rangers sold veteran right Manchester to P&W Aircraft, Heating. Bathroom remodeling BOSTON (AP) -r- John Mazur said Tuesday he believed dual feed. Call 649-4765, around VETS Trucking — large van hanging. $22.50 average room New England Patriots, meets his players today for the wing Ron Stewart to the New south parking lot, first shift, 7 5 p.m. for papering. Call 643-9112. and repairs. Free estimates. MECHANICS Happy Birthday the New England Patriots football team is “ divided to 3:30 p.m. Phone evenings with driver, yaras, attics, local “KEEPSMUN- first time. York Islanders in a National hauling, furniture rearranged, Call 64^3808. MRS. OTTO F. because of the things that are going on,” and said he did ^ after 4:30 p.m., 649-1506. KEEPHtfPr 1 Bengtson arrived in Boston Tuesday night froih Califor Hockey League cash transac FOUR ANSEN sprint mags free estimates. 643-2519. DONALD E. Tarca — love tion. not believe the Patriots had given him a fair shake during 14” . Asking $125. Call after 5, paperhanging and painting. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing & WELDERS I nia, just a day after John Mazur vacated the post of head I LOSE WEIGHT with New — Prompt, courteous service. Sue and MIga ; his tenure as head coach. 6465735. ODD JOBS — lawn care, jack of Free estimates. Call 6435271. coach. Bengtwn was lifted from the front office of the San JK Shape Tablets, 10 day supply Minimum one year ex .'.'m Tennis Mazur, 42, resigned Monday after two years of directing all trades, reasonable and Call 643-1496. ;J: M only $1.49. Bolton Pnarmacy WALLPAPERING and pain perience, must read Diego Chargers, also of the National Football League, to the National Football League team. He was replaced for Campara-Trallara prompt. Call 528-8649. Help Wanted 35 Halp Wantad SB pilot the hapless Pats through their remaining five games. ROTTERDAM, The £ and Weldon Drug. Moblla Homaa 8 ting, interior and exterior, ex NO JOB too small. Immediate blueprints. Excellent Netherlands—Hometown hero the remainder of the season by Phil ^ngston, former ^ •••••••• service on service calls. Free The Best Shops, Businesses, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, pertly done. Free estimates. fringe benefits and pay. Tall, distinguished looking with his hairline inching £ Autoa For Sato 4 estimates gladly given on AVON Christmas earnings can Tom Okker topped Haroon Green Bay Packers coach. 21’ 1970 TANDEM wheel Ace fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Tim .Conaty, 633-7516 after 6 back, Bengtson met with newsmen at Logan Airport. With heating or Numbing. Faucets help make the holidays happier Rahim of Pakistan, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 “ The ball club is divided because of the things that are Royal Rogue, full self- All concrete repairs, both in p.m. I NEED CAR? Credit very bad? repaired or installed. Water for your entire family! It’s easy the 59-year-old coach were Pats’ president Bill Sullivan as the $50,000 World Cham going on,” Mazur told Tim Horgan, columnist for the contained, 6’ 2-way side and outside, railings, RATE CLERK # Banknmt, repossession? B.A.C Painting Co. Painting by worked on. Complete selling fine Avon products from and Upton Bell, general manager. pionship International opened Banks, and Homes... refrigerator, automatic heat, landscaping. Reasonably PRESSURE BLAST Full-time poiltion. Eiperlence In Boston Herald Traveler and Record American. “ And I’m % Honest Douglas accepts lowest experts, exteriors, interior, z systems, rec rooms, our irresistible Christmas play. hot water, tub with shower, new priced. Call 643-0851. S catalogs. Call now, 289-4922. NE and MAC tariffs required. Cell primarily interested in the ball club. I felt, well, maybe I’d 1 dq.wn,f s m a lle s t pa ym en t, Kodel carpet, new spare tire spray brush and roll. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & MANUFACTURING Bengtson is not unknown in the football world, having NOTTINGHAM, England- S anywhere. Not small loan Heating, 649-2871. Robert Foucher. stir the guys up if I stepped out. Maybe, then they’d win a and wheel, used one trip. Owner WASHING Machine repairs, Reasonable prices, free es been tapped by the great Green Bay Packers’ coach Vince Jim Connors of Belleville, 111., finance comp ny plan. Douglas timates. Also wallpapering. COJNC. RECEPTIONIST - A most in few.” has larger unit on order. $3,195 RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, lost the first set, then took Uie Motors, 345 I ain. MARTY’S Plumbing and 41 Chapel Street teresting position for mature Lombardi as an assistant in 1959 and then named head Including: or best offer. Phone 649-3589. Maytag. Reasonable rates. 643-0001. next 12 games in besting South Mazur declined to say what the things were that had Heating. Complete bathroom Manchester individual in a modern coach of the Packers in 1968 when Lombardi stepped down. Owner of Pike Coin Wash and NELSON divided the Patriots, saying, “ What’s the sense? It’s over OlDSMOBILK 1970 luxury 14 remodeling and repairs. Free downtown-Hartford dental of Africa’s Ray Moore 3-6, 6-0,6-0 Dry Cleaning, 275 West Middle Building-Contracting Call Mrs. Brunetti, He has credentials. Why would he come to the Patriots? sddan, automatic air-. estimates. No job too small. fice, typing essential, benefits FREIGHTWAYS, INC. in Dewar’s Cup competition. ndw. I’m gone.” t Turnpike, next to Stop and 643-2487 between £ ci^ditioning, power brakes, r o o m ADDITIONS - Call 742-7438. lilable, 522-921 Rockville, Conn. a 8725121 ‘”rhe word challenge is used often,” Bengtson said, “ but Asked by Horgan if he got a fair shake from the Patriots, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS SEALED Shop, 643-4913. 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Golf East Hartford ^ power steering, power win- dormers, garages, add a level, An equal opportunity employer this is a thrilling profession. The difficulty of the task Mazur said, “ Frankly, no. But the situation was getting no * dows, power seats, good condi- 19 TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, roofing, siding, foundations. F lo o rin g appealed to me.” better, and the team looked worse and worse. I just hope Uon, R500. 875-6283. BID NEW YORK—Lee Trevino S spraying, etc., fully insured. Low, low prices. Bank finan FLOOR SANDING and PART-TIME usher. Apply in was fined $850 for walking out things will change now. There are a lot of great football Licens^. Free estimates. Call cing. Add-A-Level Dormer, 289- SALESMAN WANTED — Woman to live in refinishing, (specializing in person. State Theatre, There’s little doubt about the challenge. The Pats are 2-7 of the Sahara Invitational and fans in New England. They deserve better than we gave 0449. Wanted by leading Realtor with elderly lady, light S 1967 MUSTANG Fastback, call AUCnON 633-5345. older floors). Also specializing Manchester. for the year, and are still staggering from a 52-0 blitz by criticizing officials last month. firm in area. Will consider housekeeping, own transporta them.” g after 5 p.m., 646-2722. On Saturday, Nov. 18,1972 at 4 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - in inside painting and paper the Miami Dolphins. They’ve only scored 109 points this DICK’S Snow Plowing — tion preferred. 643-2977. Of his job as Patriots coach, Mazur said, “ This was OFFICERS p.Ui-i we will sell the units Remodeling, repairing, ad hanging. John Verfaille, 646- MANAGEMENT - part-time. experience in other fields: specializing in serving year while giving up 296. Horse Racing something I’d worked for all my life. To give it up, to turn S 1958 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent described below to the highest ditions, rec rooms, porches and 5750, 872-2222. evenings, young company Must be a hard worker, or S running condition. New tires, Rockledge and surrounding select individuals OFFICE Clerk-Bookkeeping ex my back on it . . . it wasn’t easy. It isn’t easy to put into bidder via sealed bid. areas, driveways, sidewalks, roofing. No job too small. Call don’t bother to apply. $20,- perience and typing required. “ Everybody wants to be a winner, on top,” Bengtson SAN MATEO, Calif.-The 2 $125. I%one 647-9823. 649-3144. Moving-Trucking-Storaga 20 capable capabi oi niring and directing said. “ I want that too.” words. parking lots. Call 643-0002. others. Call 1517566-8374, for 000 annually is attainable if Apply in person only. Meadows Ruler Flirts, $15.20, defeated 8 ------These are not distress units C o n v a le s ce n t H om e, 333 River Isle, the early “ I never quit on anything in my life. I come from a FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 2 1972 CUTLASS Supreme but are selected from our in DORMERS, garages, porches, MANCHESTER - Delivery - an evening appointment. you like to work. Write Box He was asked if he had considered coaching the Patriots SNOW Plowing — Starting new Bidwell Street, Manchester, pacesetter, by 2V4 lengths.in the family that lived on relief, $9 a week. I know what hard Em I Hartford E Oldsmobile, air-conditioned, ventory of fine pre-owned rec rooms, room additions, light trucking and package “AA” , Manchester Herald. beyond this season. ft automatic, many extras. Must route, residential and commer Conn. An equal opportunity feature at Bay Meadows. recreation vehicles in an kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, delivery. Refrigerators, times are. I know what work is. I know what it means to S be seen. Call 643-8652 after 5 cial. Free estimates. Call 643- employer. “ I don’t believe so,” Bengtson said. “ I’m interested only NEW YORK—I’m for Mama, TOP NOTCH DISCOUNT FOODS attempt to develop a new siding, general repairs. Quality washers and stove moving get kicked around.” S p.m. 1364, also light trucking. specialty. Folding chairs for HELP WANTED in the five (remaining) games.” $6, scored a wire-to-wire two- East Hartford aad Naaehester lower cost method of workmanship. Financing WELDERS — Mig and electric Mazur and the Patriots found out what it was to be 80 ' available. Economy Builders, rent. 649-0752. welder, experienced or trainee. The new coach admitted he knew little about the length victory over Lucie merchandising with a REWEAVING OF - burns, SERVICE kicked around this season. They’ve lost six in a row„ and g 1972 MERCURY Montego, two- Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, Tig-prefer aircraft experience. moth-holes, zippers repaired. Patriots, having last seen them when they were drubbed Honey in the Shuvee Purse at f l AT K IN S RROS., INC. E door hardtop. Eixecutive car. minimum of sales personnel. 22 FLORIST Good pay. Apply in person, Cor are tied for last place in the NFL’s American Conference Window shacTes made to evenings. Drauemaklng by Pittsburgh 33-3. He declined to comment on individual Aqueduct. Manchester ft Must sell. Sacrifice. Phone 643- bin (ientry Corp., 40 Maple MANAGER, East with a 2-7 record. 1970 Airstream, 25’ Inter measure, all size Venetian DESIGNER Experienced LOUISVILLE, Ky.-Her- E 7373, days, ask for Rick. MASONRY - All types of CUSTOM made ladies dresses, Street, Sommersville, Conn. players. He did say that the defense—his specialty—would national Caravan, fully self- blinds. Keys made while you Full or Part-Time balist, $2.80, and Shelby Clark, Only a pair of one-point upset victories over Washington MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD ------stone, brick fireplaces, walls, suits. Bridal gowns and veils. OEM — Heavy Duty Trucks. ;-V; receive top priority, and that he would like to streamline wait. ’TV portables for rent, Apply in person and Atlanta have separated the Patriots from non-winning E CLASSIC 1970 green Datsun, contained. concrete steps, sidewalks. No Also hand Set fashion jewelry. CLEANING lady, three to five Send resume and references the repertoire of offensive and defensive plays. $5.40, finished in a dead heat at Naaehester Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- 2 240Z, excellent condition, low job too small. Free estimates. 649-1133. days a week, flexible hours. the wire of the Churchill Downs record, and both their defense and offense have 1970 Brentwood Continental, 5221. “ Nothing is more important to a winning team than E mileage, reasonable. Cali 647- Over 20 years experience. After •••••••••••••••••••••••••••* Store benefits, Bezzini’s Fur feature. encountered increasing problems. J.D . REAL ESTATE CO., INC. 19’, six sleeper, self- KRAUSE FLORIST ^ MANABER morale,” Bengtson said. “ How do you build it? It takes 1714 alter 5:30 p.m. 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. Bonde-Stocke-Mortgagee 27 niture 649-5327. In the past four weeks, the Patriots offense led by Manchester g ------LAWNMOVER SERVICE - 621 Hartford Rd. Manchester P.O. BOX 13 confidence...in teammates...in the organization.” contained, loaded with extras. sophomore quarterback Jim Plunkett has scored only • 1963 MERCURY four-door sharpening and repairing. LICENSED only-plumbers and MliMtofkM, Com. Bell conferred with Bengtson Tuesday night to discuss 1969 International 1200 pick-up CARPENTRY — Repairs, MORTGAGES, loans first se three touchdowns. And the defense has allowed a league DeGEMM IS HOUSE OF CLOTHING E sedan, new tires, good running Pickup and delivery. L&M remodeling, additions, roofing. cond, third. All kinds. Realty oil burner mechanics. Good An equal opportunity the team, individual players and, of course, Sunday’s game and 1969 covered wagon, 10V4’ Equipment Route 83, Vernon ^Bowling; Glastonhnry 2 condition. Make an offer. Call Davia Patria, South Wind statewide. Credit rating un WAITRESS for part-time, after benefits, guaranteed work year employer leading 296 points this season, including 222 in the losing deluxe model with loads of 872-8311, Monday-Thursday 8-5, with the Buffalo Bills. E Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 Main sor, 644-1796. necessary. Reasonable. Con school hours, about 3 days per around. Rease call 872-9119. streak. Friday 8-9, Saturday 8-4. “ I’m very happy to join the New England Patriots,” IVINF/CRS RADIO ft Street, Manchester. extras. fidential, quick arrangements. week and some Saturdays. Ex (iOP WOMEN — Grayce ■WT 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, WES ROBBINS carpentry Alvin Lunay Agency. 527-7971. Bengtson told newsmen. “ I hope I can help out.” Manchester All units will be completely HANDYMEN will do household perience not necessary. Good squareback, station wagon, remodeling specialist. Ad 100 (Constitution Plaza, Hart He’ll have his first chance Sunday. Shea 175-495, Rose LaPolt 178- reconditioned in our service remodeling and repairs, none gratuities, pleasant surroun onginal owner, best offer. Call ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ford. Evenings, 513, Pat Forstrom 189-489. 3 too small. Call 646-1972 after 6 dings. Apply in person. Brass INSPECTORS Youthful Rhode Island 647-9^, anytime to see. department and will carry our built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Key Restaurant. unconditional one year p.m., all day weekends. KI.OR.AI. — Betty Bidwell 649-3446. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd 1971 TOYOTA Corolla, like warrantee. Your trade mortgages — interim financing First-piece Inspector, 178-456, Carolyn Sulzinski 451, DIRECTORS HOUSES, cellars, attics, and MOLD makers, tool makers, Points to UConn Squad new, air-conditioning, AM/FM welcomed and financing can LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - — expedient and confidential Jean Archambault 480. garages cleaned. Reasonable Bridgeport operators, first 5 years experience aircraft parts. radio. Call 646-1191 before 4:30 new homes custom built, service, J. D. Real Estate Male Student Decline be arranged. rates, or will take merchandise class men only need to apply. or after 9:30 remodeling, additions, rec Assoc. M3-5129. 45-hour week, fringe benefits. DEAI^ MACHINYE PRODUCTS MISFITS — Bonny Solomon- HARTFORD (AP) — No one "Delaware-type offense,” a in trade. 644-0209. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• These units will be open for rooms, garages, kitchens Allied Mold & Engineering, 102 Colonial Rd., Manchester son 176-185-481, Carol Deane promised anything at Tuesday’s wing-T formation and the run MARLBOROUGH COUNTRY BARN 1965 COMET Caliente converti your inspection on Nov. 16, 9 remodeled, bath tile, cement Buelnaae Opportunity 28 PROF. REMODELING SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - Vernon, Conn. 8755238. 6 4 0 - 5 2 6 5 Caused Crusader Move 176-491, John Storozuk 534. University of Connecticut ning of Rams right halfback ble, 6 cylinder, automatic work. Steps, dormers. Residen i a.m. to 9 p.m .; Nov. 17,9 a.m Factory trained mechanics. L football luncheon ' previewing Molly McGee who Casciola CONSULTANTS transmission, bucket seats. tial or commercial. Call 649- AMERICA’S largest tax ser All — Ei|b«I BfiiNRrlBiilly eaiplByer to 6 p.m.; Nov. 18, 9 a.m. to 4 . Si M Equipment, Route 83, Ver RESIDENT superintendent to WORCESTER, Mass. ( A P ) - SNOW' W HITE - Helen the Huskies' meeting Saturday called “ one of the best running PERFORMANCE PLUS Maaekatei 4291. vice, H & R Block, wants to Clean $450. 6&5290.______p.m. non, 8725311. Monday-Thursday manage new 32-unit complex in Holy Cross College’s one-and-a- Perry said the Rev. John E. Maiicliettrr locate a person capable of run Manchester. Experience Florek 126, Nancy Worthington in Storrs against the University backs in this part of the FITZGERALD FORD Free Cider and Donuts 8-5, Friday 8-9, Saturday 8-4. half year membership in the Brooks, college president, 136. of Rhode Island. country." 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 4- DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, ning an establisheo volume tax preferred. Phone for interview Rackvillc Rectown will submit one bid additions, homes and service in this area. Excellent Yankee Conference came to an notified conference President The youth-packed Rams, who UConn, 3-4 overall and 3-1 in PYROFAX CAS CO. door hardtop, V 5, automatic 649-5297, Mr. R. Peck. transnnlssion, power steering, to insure a realistic base for remodeling. No job too small, opportunity for right person. end Tuesday, a victim of Thomas N. Bonner of the finish off their season Saturday, the conference, needs both of Somk Wmdsrnr TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCES coeducation, school officials University of New Hampshire Nawhaalcr power brakes. Green vinyl roof, this sale. no job too big. 644-2427 days. We train. For details. Write H ASSISTANT supervisor for have lost their last six games its next two games to finish & R Block, 356 R. West Middle said. Monday, then notified the COACHLITE DINNER THEATER very clean. 32,000 miles. $1,095, RECTOWN, ILSX 646-7435■74“ evenings. school bus company. Must be Knights Host after winning the first three. with a winning season. Rhode MOBILE SERVICE CENTER 13 Tpke., Manchester, Conn., over 23, have some mechanical DEAN “ When Holy Cross went in the presidents of the seven other WarehoMe Paial 6W5290. , PalnUng-Paparlng Island, with nary a win in the ILS.RL6West Boottng-Blding-Chimnay 18 06040, or Call 646-5440. knowledge, be able to handle conference schools. “ We hope w e’ll com e down to MACHINE PRODUCTS conference, it was looking at its Title Contest conference against four 1967 AMBASSADOR DPL, 2- wnMnanoc, tonn. CEILING specialist — expert people and administrative With 2,500 students. Holy A 102 C o l o n i a l R D . total athletic picture, said Connecticut and play the best . defeats, would also like a vic door hardtop, V-8, automatic workmanship. One ceiling or all GUTTERS and roofs repaired duties. Call 643-2414. Cross was the smallest member and replaced. Excellent Athletic Director Ronald S. The undefeated Hartford football we can play,” was the tory Saturday if only to break transmission, power steering. your ceilings repairied and in the conference. L workmanship. Reasonable Perry. Knights meet the closest Rhode Island Coach into the conference wjnning Blue, black vinyl roof. 47,000 painted. Also interior painting SALES-Cashier, Mature Other Yankee Conference prices. Free estimates. 646- AMERICAN Has immediate openings “ Now with a decline in male Chambersburg Cardinals in the Jack Gregory got to a threat in column before their season miles Sharp. $895. 6495290. and wallpapering. Call 289-0773. female, experienced only, flexi 1970 MOBILE home, 12x60’, two 1399. ble daytime hours. Apply enrollment—which will be only members are the universities of Seaboard Professional Football a telephone interview with ends. 1,500 vrithin three years, we had Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, League championship game on Connecticut media represen 1965 COUNTRY Squire, 9- bedrooms, completely fur- INSIDE — outside, painting; OIL Brooks Discount Store, 277 Day or Night Shifts UConn has one edge a home nidied. Can be moved or stay on BIDWELL Home Improvement West Middle T p k e ., to take another look,” Perry Rhode Island and Saturday at 8 at Dillon Stadium, tatives. TOWW SHOW passenger station wagon, Special rates for people over K. crowd on the university’s luggage racks, 352 engine. $475. the lot. 872-9013. Call my competitors, then call Co. Expert installation of Manchester. said. Massachusetts. Hartford. He stressed the Rams’ Parents’ Day but Casciola says me. Estimates given. 649-7863. aluminum siding, gutters and STATION Holy Cross will honor con 6 4 6 ^ . •TURRET LATHE The previousiy all-maie The Knights, appearing in youthfulness, noting that the weather will be a factor. trims. Roofing installation and Manchester CASHIER, part-time for tracts already signed with con 9:06 to 9:30 A.M. repairs. 6495495, 8755109. Set-up and operate college went coeducational this their fifth straight cham team is virtually devoid of “ A lot’s going to depend on Motofcyctos-Btoyetoa 11 J. P. LE'WIS &.SON, custom evenings and Saturday. For an faU starting its policy of admit ference teams for future pionship. hope to end their seniors. “ We have 67 players decorating, interior and ex Stay one step ahead of appointment call Mr. McIntyre, • HARDINGE CHUCKERS the weathe.". It’s going to be Mayor’s Report— Chamber News ROOFING — Specializing ting one woman for every two games. Perry said. three-year losing streak in the and 61 of them are 1966 COMET Caliente 6 1972 YAMAHA Enduro, 175 cc, terior, jpaperhanging, fully in at 6495136. Set-up and operate close,” and anything could repairing roofs of all kinds, new the competition. men. “In no way are we de title game. underclassmen.” Events — Meetings cylinder, standard, new tires, $800 or best offer. Phone after 5 sured. F o r free estimates, call happen especially if the field is roofs, gutter work, chimneys, • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE Since the school is not in emphasizing our athletic Ten members of last year’s “ It’s hard to build up a team exceUent shape. $575. 875-9830. p.m., 647-1666. 6495658. U no answer 6435382. TEXAS Refinery Corp. offers rain drenched, he said. Greater Manchester withont it. cleaned and rmaired. 30 years MODERN 3-BAY opportunity for high Income Set-up and operate creasing overall enrollment, a program,” he said. "W e are Knights will again be playing that has lost six in a row,” said Gregory was indefinite about yoa’reaotwithit. experience. Free estimates. plus cash bonuses and conven spokesman said, any places just taking a more realistic for Hartford and 16 members of 1966 MUSTANG, 6H:yllnder, 3^ EXPERT reparing all makes of RICHARD E. Martin. Full • BROWN AND SHARPE MILLING MACHINE UConn Coach Bob Casciola, how much action left halfback rofessional painting service, Call Howley, 643-5361. STATION tion trips to mature man in women take will have to be approach. We are withdrawing the 1971 ACFL championship speed standard, good runniiw bicycles including 3, 5 and 10- Set-up and operate whose Huskies had an open date Dan Weed of Wallingford would condition. Call after 5 p.m. 646- sp ^ s. Manchester Bicycle iterior - exterior. Free es Manchester area. Regardlesi given up by men. from conference affiliation, but Norfolk team will be returning E last weekend after losing two see. 3686. Snop. timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Please call days 563-0131, of experience, air-mail A.F. • CUTTER GRINDERS ‘ “The decline in male students do hope to continue our fine as Cardinals this year. straight non-Yankee Weed, a product of Lyman u i i n p i 2 3 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ItraM ClassifM Adt art the Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. Pate, Pres., Texas Refinery here will drastically affect our relationships with the con Tickets are on sale at the IVIUSIC RADIO - ‘C B S Corp., Box 711, Fort Worth, Conference contests. But he Hall High School, stands as 1961 BUICK Wildcat, 2-door C. AND G. Home Improve thiapirt, M at afiaciiN n y ia (he Eveninp and Sunday call All benefits. An equal opportunHy employer. minor sports program,” Perry ference schools we have always Knights trailer at Main and hardtop, Power steering, power ment. Interior, exterior pain Texas, 76101. proceeded to build up Rhode Rhode Island’s leading ground daassooooooooooo.ooo....ss^*^^»« ...... 7Tft|M M anjg| 8uiaAimatkmiaak,taO nrid la iiMh tta net paapW M collect 413-786-3041. said. played.” Pearl Sts., the Knights office. Island, pointing to their brakes, snow tires. Private par Iriig fH a pnS In ia e M l ting and wallpapering. Free es 643-Z711. gainer with 378 yards. ty. 11,406. Call 647-19H after 5. timates. 228%&, 22^3531. PAGE THIRTY-EIOHT- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter. Conn., Wed., Nov. 15.1OT2 Dog$-Blfdt-P9t9 41 MAN(HESTER EVENING HERALD. Mamjiester. Conn., Wed., Nov. 15,1978 - PAGE THIRTY-NINE ONSePT22 weASfXD Out 1 Town- Heueee For Beh \ 7 t For Rent 55 Hewses For Sale 72 OutofTown-ForSale 75 FREE KITTEN, fluffy black BOL’TON Street - Six room Vernon Area Bolton CLASSIFIED and white, box trained. S33-S83S EwCRVIOMOeR ROCKVILLE - Highland Ave. Cape, finished ree room.i>««r RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, for BiMIN after 5 p.m. H H PBO PVt garage, patio, 2 full baths, mal dining room, eat-in Official M4O0MIHA , large and beautiful SMi rooms, TnoFuniaM? Christm as ooe-iiedroom apartments, beat, firepuro. Principals only, |S1,- kitchen, living room has SIX Cute kittens need good •XALmfHJLLV 000. 6494683. ______cathedral ceiling, l a i ^ master To Attend ADVERTISING homes. Cali 64«-S426. WURHMHEO hot water, all appliances in- M *11 In hnmtr Is iw hm ma Plans Set dishwasho-, disposal, bedroom,£a^rooirfloor^. )■ ! M iwrylic M ai anl MR-OOMOrtlOHEO MANCHESTER - Three- ceiling fireplace, IW baths, Seminar CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TOY POODLES, AKC g, pool and your own Tkh hw 7-nwi hU aii Santa C3aus and e i^ t plus HOMCWtlTH family scarce price range. Cen aluminum siding, 2 LLL^ PAGE FORTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cpnn., Wed., Nov. 15, 1972 WORLD ALMANAC m c T s CBS Cancels Two. Shows Trust HOLLYWOOD (A P) - CBS Boyle’s Guide To Sexing “ ’The Carol Burnett Show,” i f 99 will cancel two situation com ‘ ‘Sonny and Cher” and 'The Meat People edies, add a new detective show "Mission: Impossible” will and shift the time periods of make a three-way switch of By HAL BOYLE it usually shave below the Does it believe that five other shows at midseason. time periods. The Burnett show at PInehurst NEW YORK (AP) - Sex shoulders? It’s a gal. everything will be better and Robert D. Wood, president of goes to Saturday at 10 p.m. on must be getting less important If it bores you by Mways more glamorous after the CBS Television Network, Dec. 16, “ Sonny and CJier” to in this country. wanting to tell you its dreams, marriage? That’s the prospec said "The Sandy Duncan Show’’ Wednesday at 8 p.m. on Dec. 20 For Grade A Specially Bred Otherwise, why should it it’s a her. If it bores you by tive bride. Does it prove to her and “ Anna and the King,” and "Mission: Impossible” to become increasingly difficult to always wanting to brag about in time that marriage doesn’t which stars Yul Brynner in the Friday at 8 p.m. on Dec. 22. Connecticut Freeh tell the sexes apart. its hangovers, it’s a him. make quite all that much role he created on Broadway It is becoming harder all the Does it carry a blanket to the difference? That’s the and in the movies, will be time. Hie boys doh’t seem to football game? That’s the boy. . bridegroom. Se e i n g-eye dogs w e re dropped. first used in Germany after About Town care if they are mistaken for Does it wrap the blanket around In an emergency, of course, An hour-long detective show, --- TURKEYS World War I to aid blinded /t girls, and the girls seem to itself while the one who carried you can always'ask the father veterans. The Seeing Eye starring Buddy Ebsen and ten Manchester Manor Nursing enjoy being m is^en for boys. These PInehurst Deluxe Fresh it shivers himself blue? That’s or mother of a person what the founded by Dorothy Harri tatively called "Barnaby Home & Geriatric Home will But now and then a stubborn, the girl. sex of their offspring is. If they son Eustis in 1929, at Mor Cobb,” will premiere at 9:30 hold its annual Crafts Fair, Turkeys are something specM I old-fashioned person comes If it says it wears the pants in can’t agree, you might be wise ristown, N.J., was the first p.m. Sunday, Jan. 28. Ebsen Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. along who still prefers to know your Thanksgiving calls for Ducks, Geese, FRESH , the family, put it down as the to drop the whole matter. uide d og s c h o o l in the previously starred in "T he at 385 W. Center St. Residents I f what the sex is of other persons nited States, The World papa. If it actually wears the After all, there is a lot more g Beverly HillbilUes.” of the home have been working CAPONS, Morrell Ham or Fresh Chickens, we will he meets. Among them are Almanac says. Most blind pants in the family, put it down to human life than sex—it says . “ Mannlx" will move up to a ll year for this event. have them, too. employers, schoolteachers, persons use canes to guide as the mama. right here. All you have to do is 8:30 p.m. Sunday and “ The New Ceramics, needlework and Get your stuffing . . . Pppperidge Farm or Arnolds. .. census takers, policemen and Can it drive better while to find out what that could themselves because only a Dick Van Dyke Show” to 7:30 small percentage can han Christmas items will be for here along with One Pie Pumpkin at 24f can or 28-oz: anybody getting married. sitting in the front seat of a possibly be. p.m. Sunday on Jan. 27. dle guide dogs successfully. sale. The public is invited. None Such Mince Meat at 754 jar. Certainly, at least when one is car? Dad once more. 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