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PAGR f o r t y — MANCHEjSTKR e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Maik^b68t6F, C(nin., W ^ ., Nov. 22.1072 » , • Today’s Winning The Weather pncis SRLE PMtS OFECnVE Lottery Number Clear and cold tonight with the gonmmmimdjit NOW T H U M V . 2nM lows in the mid 20s to mid SOt. 4 7643 iianrl|p0tpr I Fair most of Satuiday with the highs in the mid to upper 40s. MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1972 VOL. XCll. No. 46 THIRTY-TWO PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIFTEEN CBNIB
Kissinger^ Tho Meet Briefly Negotiators Playing Largest Selection! Name Brands! Low Discount Prices! Hide- And- Go-Seek •U-FMJT-f PARIS (AP) — Henry A. Kissinger and Hanoi’s Le Due Kissinger told a reporter It appeared that the two as usual, arrived first and left MLIta.aj on the spot that he planned to delegations were trying to last. The villa is owned by the Tho met for an hour today at a suburban rendezvous after meet Tho again Saturday. throw newsmen and French Communist party. AIRPLANE putting out word that the meeting had been called off. The North Vietnamese photographers off the track Earlier in the day, South delegation earlier announced SNOOPY A television crew of the Columbia Broadcasting System after the earlier meeting place Vietnamese President Nguyen that there were would be no at Gif-sur-Yvette was tracked Kissinger to the secret meeting place in Chousy-le- Van Thieu’s security adviser, TOOTHBRUSH You're the pilot. Get ready for meeting today, and American discovered — also by a CBS Nguyen Phu Due, arrived from a real (lying experience. Pilot Roi, not far from the North Vietnamese delegation sources tacitly confirmed the television crew. your plane down Uie glide line Saigon. ’Thieu presumably sent headquarters. announcement. Happiness . . . approach (or a sa(e touchdown The one-hour meeting was the Due to Paris to reaffirm his and landing. diTOS. is brushing M 7 shortest since Kissinger and objections to some parts of the your teeth with Regular Tho began their current session draft, particularly the failure to a b a t t e r y - Monday in an effort to complete r^ u ire the withdrawal of North operated the peace agreement they Vietnamese troops from South Snoopy B52s Blast Supply Vietnam and re-establishment draft^ last month. Reg. Toothbrush. o^the demilitarized zone. #3301. President Nixon’s security Hanoi officials have rejected *6.99 adviser and the Hanoi politburo both demands. Targets In North member conferrell for six hours In Washington, the White at Glf-sur-Yvette on House confirmed that the two Thursday. SAIGON (AP) — American incidents were four killed and nam since bombing of the North men would meet Saturday in .B52s blasted supply targets for three missing. Eleven airmen was resumed in April. Total The meeting took place in a Paris. A spokesman gave no a third straight day in their were rescued. casualties in these losses are building on Rue Dartbe in details. heaviest raids of the war in The B52 was the 127th now listed as 134 pilots killed or Choisy, 10 miles south of Paris Press Secretary Ronald L. North Vietnam, the U.S. aircraft lost over North Viet- missing. and four blocks from the Hanoi Ziegler also said lUsslnger paid Command said today. delegation headquarters. The a call In Paris after his meeting Meanwhile, a Navy fighter- rendezvous building, rented by with Tho to fill in French PAY bomber disabled in a landing the Hanoi delegation, was used Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann on the talks so far. Burfoot Makes It Number Four mishap became the 9th U.S. Thanksgiving Now for earlier secret meetings OFF $ aircraft lost in Southeast Asia between Kissinger and Tho. A “ marble-ously" in the last five days. wild rollin' game Amby Burfoot’s name will be inscribed upon this trophy for the fourth time. The lanky A Stuffed Memory The French news agency for indoors or out! The Command said 14 Agence France Presse quoted m5l and bearded cross country runner yesterday won the 36th running of theT traditional missions by the Air Force By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reliable sources as saying Thanksgiving Day Five-Mile Road race. He also erased his own course record when he stratofortresses, each with Kissinger and ’Tho had run into Holiday crossed the line in the time of 22:21.9. Presenting him the trophy is Wayne Secrist, Grand three planes, struck at military The parades are over, the turkey is gone and the clock serious difficulties. Tall Cedar of Nutmeg Forest of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon, the sponsoring organization. supply concentrations near the has run out on the day’s last football ganne. Thanksgiving On Monday they met for 5Vk Details are on the sports pages. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) coastal cities of Vinh and Dong 1972 is a slightly stuffed memory and Christmas is around hours, T ues^y for 4 ^ hours Sports Hoi in the 24 hours ending at the comer. and Wednesday for 3Mi hours. noon today. Thousands of spectators turned out in nippy weather in 'The Thursday session continued Capsule ’The big bombers have flown the relaxed mood of the secret New York, Philadelphia and Detroit for traditional 41 missions in the area below talks. ’Thanksgiving Day had a full Israeli Commandoes Clash the 20th parallel in the last parades Thursday. Millions more across the country Reg. The two delegations lunched menu for Manchester area three days in efforts to knock $ 5 .4 9 watched the marchers on television. together, and Kissinger and Tho sports fans. ^ out supplies being marshaled emerged several times into the Amby Burfoot won the 38th One notable casualty occured With Palestinian Guerrillas for shipment into Laos and There was a protest in edition of the five-mile road in the New York tnarch — the walled garden, walking up and southward into 3outh Vietnam. Plymouth, Mass., where the down in animated and race with a record time of TEL AVIV (AP) - The today, but refused to confinh up'i’iw a ^ fi' i b r ^ , ln’Uife’ "Sitist Hanoi and Haiphong are above huge balloon Donald Duck American Thanksgiving apparently friendly conversa- 22:21.9. ” Lebanese reports of an assault have destroyed houses used as , oqiwtured his wrist on a tree 10 Israeli military command the 20th parallel and ate originated, acpoj4lBg,.le .sqraeA,ttoOi.,. . . Manchester High caiQU from guerrilla camps inside ^lub and suffered a deflated reported a clash with Palesti by jielicopter-bdm commando currently off limits to U.S. historians. Representatives of they punctuated their behind to defeat Windhaitl:Hlgh nian guerrillas inside Lebanon forces. Lebanon. warplanes. hand. Officials said the balloon TRIKE 12 New England Indian tribes remarks with sweeping at Wlllimantic, 18-1S, in their Military spokesmen said otily “One Israeli soldier was While bad weather continued was due for retirement anyway. #11110 held a "day of mourning." gestures and at one point Tho Thanksgiving football classic that an Isreali unit patrolling wounded and a number of to curtail tactical air strikes Following the parades there by Garton The demonstrators gathered grasped Kissinger’s arm in a while East Catholic gridderi inside Lebanon clashed with a terrorists were bit,” a north of the demilitarized zone, was a procession of football MacStiofain around the statue of Massasoit, friendly manner. bowed to South Catholic, 14-13, band of Palestinian guerrillas sp(4(esinan said. Air Force and Navy fighter- games across the television the Wampanoag chief who The two came to the garden at Mt. Nebo. Thursday night and early today In Beirut, the Lebanese army bombers were active in support screen. President Nixon tuned Appears welcomed the Pilgrims in 1621 gate after lunch and allowed Rounding out the local sports near the cease-fire line where command issued a statement of government forces in, South in to at least two of the contests and signed a treaty with them themselves to be photographed scene was the announcement by R 9 g, Close the lid — the air and tank battles with Syria saying that an Israeli patrol bad Vietnam. at his Camp David retreat in In Court that lasted 50 years. together. Photographers East Catholic coach Cliff raged three days ago. infiltrated Into an area east of A Navy A7 Corsair, Maryland. 7 99 record plays . . . the In an earlier statement the shouted for them to pose Demers that he was resigning Reports from Lebanon said the Hasbani River and clashed attempting a hazardous night The First Family spent a ■ easiest phonograph in DUBLIN (AP) - Sean group explained: “ These shaking hands, but they ignored his post. MacStiofain, suspected leader Israeli troops landed in with Palestinian guerrillas. ylanding abdard the carrier USS generally quiet day, enjoying a the world to use. #867 Indians are fasting to mourn the request. For details on these stories helicopters, blew.up houses and Saratoga, misjudged the long walk with three pet dogs on of the Provisional Wing of the The Palestinian news agency the loss of Indian life and Kissinger, as usual, left first and other sports events, see burned tents at a guerrilla base approach and smashed into the the wooded mountaintop area to Irish Republican Army, walked WAFA said the attacked base culture which for them began after the meeting and drove pages 24, 25 and 26. V at Khreibeh on the foothills of deck. Despite major structural work up an appetite for the 14- unsteadily between guards into belonged to the Popular Front with the arrival of the back to the U.S. Embassy to damage, the pilot, Lt, Cmdr. pound turkey and trimmings Dublin’s special criminal court Mt. Hermon, and withdrew two — General Command, a group Pilgrims.” ' y report to President Nixon. Tho, TABLE & today after a six-day hunger hour^Iater. that has repudiated an David Edwards, managed to served up by Navy stewards. CHAIR SET strike protesting bis arrest. Officials spokesmen in Tel agreement the guerrillas get the crippled jet back into Canned, boned turkey was on #EVS32 MacStiofain, pale-faced and Aviv kept silent on the reached with the Lebanese the air. He beaded for Da Nang the menu for 28,(X)0 U.S. troops Lebanese account, but one in but was forced to abandon the still in Vietnam. The 620th »'V'' s( V > “ v... < speaking in whispers, is government to suspend charged with being a member formed military source denied operations after a massive aircraft when his controls Tactical Communications of the outlawed IRA which is that any houses had been blown Israeli incursion in September. failed. Squadron shared its dinner with fighting a guerrilla campaign in 386 children from the China 3 f t Ekiwards ejected from the British-nile Ulster to force the Beach Protestant Oprhanage. plane and was plucked from the province into a union with the The youngsters were bused to SKI SET water by a rescue helicopter, Ideal for beginners, Irish Republic. the squadron mess hall outside Big Meal, But, the Command said. Reg. complete with poles and MacStiofain, 44, said his case Da Nang. "It did the children a *11.99 binding. #2342 was jeopardized by the news His hometown was not power of good,” said Air Force comments which he said had Mom Wasn’t There immediately available. chaplain Kenneth Nelson. ‘T y e “ absolutely run riot." never seen so many shiny, The last five days have been happy faces.” Roth — American #3714 Calling for a speedy trial, be MIAMI (AP) — When Inora Wright’s 10 children Mt one of the heaviest periods of said he had been wi^out solid Family get-togethers are a down to 'Thanksgiving dinner, their mother wasn’t with aircraft losses in recent Boys’ and Girls’ food or liquids since last tradition for the day and one of RAGGEDY ANN them. ^The woman who worked three jobs as the sole months. Other losses include the larger such gatherings was Saturday. the first B52 ever shot down by “ If these proceedings go on support of her family was shot to death four days before. in Chicago Heights, III., where Communist fire, three F4 95 of Agnes Joyce’s relatives BOOKSHELF & TOY CHEST FIGURE SKATES much longer, then you won’t Police said Mra. Wright, 48, Phantoms and an F ill flying “ I don’t remember much of turned out to help her celebrate have a defendant,” he said. and a friend, Isiah Woodside, raids over the North, an EC47 that,” Jackie said. “ Mamma her 73rd birthday. A tape recording alleged to be 24, got in an argument at her cargo plane that crashed in said we should do the right The group that sat down to a press interview given by home Monday evening. Both Thailand and two observation things so we told police. Mam 'eight turkeys in a rented church GOTHAM 8 ft. MacStiofain was submitted as reached for a pistol, the gun planes lost in South Vietnam ma said we should always do hall included 9 of her 11 Genuine Slate Recreational evidence. went off, and Mrs. Wright (Ued Thursday. the right thing, no matter children, 40 grandchildren, 28 As be appeared in court on the operating table at Total casualties in the Reg. reports circulated in London what.” great-grandchildren plus Jackson fidemorial Hospital a assorted cousins, nephews and that a move was planned to oust few hours later with a bullet *9.99 POOL TABLE Abraham Rahming, manager nieces. him from his position in the wound in her neck, police said. of the store where 1 ^ . Wright It w a^ a peaceful Lined and insulated for warmth, IRA and replace him with Police said they have not yet worked as a cashier for four Thanksgiving in the state priton naugalon upper, fine quality steel someone more moderate. determined if charges will be years, said she was a in Rahway, N.J., where a year blade. Size 1 to 4, in black for boys Climber filed. “ backbreakingly hard worker.” arlier 500 inmates took six and white for girls. Last July, Mrs. Wright hostages and seized control of Jewish Man Taking received a 11,500 reward for Found “She told me. Til work the institution for 24 hours. helping police track down two Men’s and Ladies’ Christmas Eve Jobs longer hours for you Mr. youths who killed a security 4 Rahming, because the work has Dead For Two Christians- guard during a robbery at the CHILDREN’S ICE SKATES gotta be done.’ She wouldn’t get FIGURE SKATES Eagle Army-Navy surplus store MILWAUKEE (AP) - Albert paid for those extra hours, but where she work^. MERIDEN,” Conn. (AP) - Highway An ideal beginner’s with DoublO Runner she worked like a horse skate. Sizes 10-2, in Rosen, who is Jewish and has She used the money to move Hie body of Shelby Williams, anyway,” Rahming said. black or white. workeid during the last two her children to a better home. 25, who was reported missing Christmases for Christians, has Death Toll Other Models and Sizes “Inora tried raising those In addition to her job at the Thursday after be failed to Available from |299 to announced plans to do so again. children under the most store and her weekend work as return from a climbing outing 1588. Rosen said he would fUl in in Hubbard Park, was found Mounts <399 extremely trying cir a maid, Mrs. Wright also Price includes delivery and complete installation by this year for two married cumstances,” said Miami worked as a babysitter to make shortly after 8 a.m. today, Reg. women with children who bad factory trained personnel. Beach Police Chief Rocky ends meet, Rahming said. police said. •11.99 been scheduled to work ’The cause of death- was not B y T H E ASSOCIATED • Genuine quarried slate bed Pomerance, who employed The children, ei| ^ girls and PRESS Christmas Eve at the informa Mrs. Wright as a weekend two boys, bad Thaidcsgiving immediately known. Reg. Lined and insulated for warmth, • Wood grain Conolite finish The nation’s Thanksgiving tion desk of St. Luke’s Hospit^. maid. “ She wanted a decent dinner ’Thursday at a friend’s A Civil Defense unit found the *4.49 naugalon upper, fine quality steel • Highest quality wool blend cloth He worked for a radio disc body when the search was Day weekend traffic death toll • Lively molded gum rubber cushions home for her kids. bouse, and police said they p a s ^ the 200 mark today. blade. Men’s in black, sizes 5-12, jockey last year and as a “ She was a fine woman who would now live in the custody of resumed this morning after ladies' in white, sizes 5-10. • Includes cue sticks, balls, rack & chalk. ba rte^ er in 1970. being called off shortly after Rain and snow slowed got involved and did the right Bobby Wright, 30, oldest of motorists in parts of the thing.” Mrs. Wright’s children. mid^gbt, police said. More than 50 searchers Southwest and the Pacific Police said that Mrs. Wright J^kle went to the store Northwest, and fog shrouded received threatening and where her mother used to work combed the park cliffs for eight hours ’Thurs^y after Williams’ sections of interior California siopm malicious telephone odls for to wish everyone a happy during the early morning. Indians In Mayflower II Rigging months after she helped police Thanksgiving. fanily reported the East 283 Middle Tpke. Hartford man miraing about 4 Mostly dry and cool weather Dais find the slayers. She told customers and Manchester " p.m. prevailed elsewhere. Her youngest child, daughter employes about the big meal The count of traffic deaths Members of the United American Indians of New England yesterday climbed the rigging Jackie,' 10, also witnessed the she her brothers and sisters Williams was reportedly a of Mayflower II In Plymouth, Mass., to replace two 17th Century flags with their own blue- skilled climber and bad scaled began at 6 p.m. local time guard’s killing and was were going to have. Then she Wednesday and will end at mid silk banner. It was part of a “ day of mourning” staged by the Indians as other Americans attacked and beaten with a added, “ But mama won’t be the Hubbard Park cliffs before, A uvHioN o> s. e w » a co.. me Kelly Rd. Shopping Center Aftrislm as night Sunday. commemorated the first Thanksgiving meal 351 years ago. (AP photo) pipe. th ere" officials said.
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East — “ Valachi UeuMiMa) — 7t00 — apadea waa a aort of ahutoul Opening lead — 4 8 Papers,” 4:25-7:00-9:25; (3)YOUNG DR. KILDARE I M ■ waa bid, abowing four or more “ N ^ acs Are Loose” 12:00 (8) TRUTH OR trumps, with. good Jerry Lewis Cinema, South CONSEQUENCES disiribulion, and no more Windsor — “ Joe Cocker, Mad (18) DICK VAN DYKE Farm Group than nine points in high Dogs & Englishman,” 7:00; (22.30) NEWS cards. In this rase, as it “ Elvis On Tour,” 9:15] “ Pied Read (24) APART FROM happened. North had only six Piper of Hamlin,” 1:00-3:00 . THE CROWD Wins Award points in high cards. The idea Herald Ads (40) ABC NEWS The Tolland County Farm Bureau was awarded the All is to gel to game but to warn Star County Farm Bureau partner against bidding (or a — 7i30 — Award for 1972 at the annual slam. (3) WHAT’S h a p p e n i n g meeting held in New Britain West opened the eight of (8 ) LASSIE ON A RAMPAGE - IN recently. spades, and South won with (18) BETTER WORLD The group received the award the Jack. South wasn’t overly (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL for having met its membership fond of the dummy. The void (24) WALL ST. WEEK quota and showing a was in the wrong r ^ suit. The (30) HOLLYWOOD membership galn>^over the hand would lie unliealable if SQUARES previous year. Tolland County dummy had held four small DELUXE COLOR (40) NANNY AND also won County Program hearts and no diamonds. As FREt. f’AHKIKC '..’K M M TH E PROFESSORII^ Awards for achievenient in the matters stood, So%h might FrI.-Sat. 7:30-9:30 lose two diamonds and two Sunday 4-6-8 areas of county organization, r»HO BURNSIDE A V t EAST HARTf ORO — 8i00 — information, commodity clubs. Mon.-Thurs. 8 P.M. (3) SONNY AND CHER •■i MINUTES F ROM H IFl) t H t ( X IT 'I'f marketing activities and Sees Way Oul Guests: Jim Brown and economic services. < i After some thought. South Fri.-Sat.-Sun.,, 2 P.M. Children’s Show singer Bobby Vinton. Luther E. Steams of Scotland saw a way to shape Die dummy “Santa and the Three Bears" — Cartoons (8-40) BRADY BUNCH was elected president of ^ e the way he w ant^ it to be. He The kids are driving out the Connecticut Farm Bureau, at led the ace of hearts, discarding housekeeper. the twoHlay meeting. ‘I ^ guest a diamond from dummy, and (18) SKI SCENE speaker was T. C. Peterson of then led the queen of hearts. (aJ22-30) SANFORD & SON the American Farm Burieau West naturally played low, and Fred invites his girlfriend to Federation who emphazied that South discarded a second dinner with his fiance. the farm bureauj was not diamond from dummy. i i u (24) WEEK IN REVIEW organized as a protest group East took the king of hearts JERRY LEWIS^CINEMA ( and explained, “ you cannot and led a diamond. South -r- 8i30 — build by being destructive, only thereupon took the ace of SUIXIVAN AVE. — M 4-8S44 — SOUTH WIND 6 0 D S (8-40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY by being constructively for diamonds and led the jack of Keith is offered a Hollywood i something.” Peterson also at hearts to discard dummy’s last i NOW SHOWING! I screen test. tributed farm bureau growth to diamond. Joe Crocker Mad Oog 4 Englishmen (18) .SPORTS CHALLENGE Old Ways in a Modern School its decentralized, self- Declarer next went after the 7PM (22-30) LITTLE PEOPLE disciplined organization, clubs, losing dummy’s king to Elvis on tour 9:15 Dr. Jamison fights a The decor of Miss Margery Tichnor’s fifth grade classroom at Bowers School remained responsive to members and East’s ace. He had to lose two ______Low Admission Pricei Parkade Starts Yule Shopping Season polluter. modem Wednesday, but the teaching and learning procedures were those of an early New their wishes and its willing and club tricks, but didn’t lose a The Christmas shopping season is officially ushered in at the Mandiester Shopping (24) CONSTANT able elected officials. diamond and thus made his Fri., Sat, Sun. MatInM 1 A 3 P.M. England schoolhouse. Dressed for the part, from left, are David Kolbe, 2»1 Henry St.; Parkade today as Pariude Merchants’ Association members preside at the turning on cd EXPLORATION Cindy Smith, 407 Woodbri^e St.; and JoAnn Lajoie, 4 Scott Dr. (Herald photo by During the business meeting contract.' Pied Piper of Hamiin the lights. Michael Dworfcin of Liggett Rexail Parkade Drug Store, association prtoident, Women's Buceivicius) the delegates passed several Next Wed. “What’s Up Doc?” pulls the switch. Observing the effect are, left, Harry Gamer of Youth Crato', vice — 9 j 0 0 — resolutions. One resolution was TWIN ZIPPER (3 ) MOVIE in support of the proposed president; and Werner Bloch of D&L, chaiiman of the pronootiem conunittee. (Herald “ Live a Little, Love a Little” creation of a School or College photo by Buceivicius) FASHION BOOTS (1968). Elvis Presley plays a More Southern U of Environmental Studies freelance photographer in Amarillo provided the College of Vernon California. Agriculture is maintained at Trouble Expected Slim Wins the University of Connecticut RE& (8-40) ROOM 222 ' * i ■ as a separate administrative DANTE’S ^Junkie Priest* To Talk unit. Other resolutions con- Intelligent student repeatedly BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - An official of the River B ei RESTAURANT S.99 fails in school. . cerned marketing and V - ■ Southern Christian Leadership Conference predicts that SULLIVAN AVE. PLAZA SOUTH WINDSOR ( (18) 700 CLUB bargaining, state tax structure, help program which rests |Kogram,has recently been set BOISE, Idaho (AP) Italian American Cuisine • Cocktails Rev.' Daniel Egan, S. A., there w ill be trouble next week on the campus of Southern farm labor, assessment and heavily on the m otivation up in Somers, Amarillo Slinil the Texakt a Oraymoor Francis^ w1m> is (22-30; GIIO.ST STORY University ill,New Orleans. ; taxgiioh and several others. better known as the “ Junkie p o w e r o f p o s itiv e peer- F atb a Egan intfstl that-tt is Glazed krinkle patent uppers. gambler, has cbihe back from Aiinouncement was made Guest: Doug McClure as the “ We want the iNveraor and the rest of those who decided Ftiest,” will speak at St. pressure. A New Hope Manof' far more mlpMiant w hit a girt Soft and absorlwnl valour In a lalactlon Twin zippers for looks and fit. t Die River of No Return. that the Tolland County group Complete Dinner Special husband of a woman who has they want to close Southern at Baton Rouge (to know) — “ I ’ve seen them over a deck Bernard (Church lu ll on Dec. 12 of ftahlon aolldi. Full lize ' '1 Non-skid Bolt 4 and heels. S-10. ' strange powers. had already met its 1973 a t 5 P-m. The topic of his talk Hand 57‘ Wash 37‘ ' they forgot to close SUNO— and come Monday there’ll be of cards, and they’d rather see membership quota of 278 paid (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED Friday, Saturday, Sunday will be, “ Drug Addiction, some hell down there,” Joseph Hammond, an Alabama frost on their peach tree,” Slim memberships. The total said of those who bet him ! What’s Underneath It.” field director for the ^ L C , said lliursday. membership quota for (Connec $31,0(X> he couldn't run the wild, The book, “ The Junkie — 9:30 — ticut is 2,452. 29-mile stretch of the middle Priest,” now in its tenth edi WESTOWM Flthar- He did not elaborate. (8-40) ODD COUPLE Hammond urged blacks at The American Farm Bureau tion, tells of Father Egan’s Southern at Baton Rouge, the fork of the Salmon River. PHARMACY Prica Women's Oscar just can't get to work. the funeral “ to keep that Federation conference will be Steak Flamingo ^3.25 exp^encies in the deep sub Slim — his real name is T.A. h a P M O R D r o a d FUN nation’s iargest black college, struggle going” at Southern. held in Los Angeles, (Calif., in Preston Jr. — has never culture of crime and addiction. has been closed until after Uie “ Our nudn struggle right now December. Attending from JET Dress Shoe identified those with whom he For almost 25 years his parish first of next year in the wake of is to see to it that none of the Tolland (County will be Michael All You Can Eat — 10:00 — has been the streets, jails, the slaying of two students made the bet, but said it came Lepter of Coventry who is the (8-40) LOVE, black brothers died in vain at prisons, emergency waids and during a confrontation' with up during a recent card game in. president of the county group, « AMERICAN STYLE Southern,” Hammond said. the morgue. 66 police Nov. 16. However, the Las Vegas, Nev. Mrs. Lepter and several other Complete Dinner Q J R N B y Our Rag. Low 4.87 “ Let’s keep the struggle Father Egan was appointed Guests include Larry Storch, smailer New Orleans branch is Slim and his guide, Jere SPECIAL! going.” directors and their wives. by the late President Itennedy 1 sturdy plastic plane makes Frank Sutton, Linda Scott, scheduled to open Monday. Charman of Boise, emerged For ReMrvations, Tel. 644-2986 2 About 600 persons crowded fe® "whirring" jet sound. Pilot Sophisticated, rich ebony krinkle patent. Barbara Heller. from the river, often called the to the White House Conference into the St. Mary Baptist Cocktails Served Daily looks left and right, door Tiny bow edged in “ silver” Stylish yet (22-30) BANYON “ There’s going to be stuff River of No Return, on on Drugs and to the New York Church in the little community O pen 7 Days A W eek comfortable heels. S-10. Murder of taxi dancer keeps going on all over this country Wednesday. LOBSTER DINNER State (Conference, by Governor to eulogize Smith, a 20-year-old SJr,. ■ - , Banyon busy. until they indict those Rockefeller. Most of his XiT 'I ‘ (24) STATE OF CONN. murderers,” Hammond said. junior who had been majoring recommendations in favor of in computer science. “ Whatever we do, we don’t I n u i f u i M f rdubUltating G. I. drug addicts The second victim, Leonard IK m MANCHISTfP have been aco^ted and put into Men's and Yeung Men's forget they murdered our iBrUI H BBmh ciN T fu Hilo & Big Wale Brown, 20, was buried in his * Ala Carte law. He is listed in “ Who’s Who — I 0 : ; « — brothers.” 4.95 (RFI PARKING Q F • >9 Of THIATQ NOW SALE! DEM-BOeTS hometown of Gilbert In America,” “ Who’s Who in Handsomely grained, widely straped and Wednesday. CORDUROY (24) MARTIN A(;K0NSKY Hammond spoke at a Better than Qodlathar the Eastern U. S.,” and the 45” wide, 14 oz. 100% cotton perfect for golden buckled. Topslitched high longue and Both were killed by buckshot NBC TV-Chicago squared Uses Sizes 6 to 12 — 11.00 — memoriai service, held on the It’s Christinas Party Reservation Time “ Intenutional Who’s Who.” outerwear and slacks. wounds. Frequently called upon to (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS steps of the SUte Capitol, for the slain students. The service Gov. Edwin Edwards testify before federal, state and SEMCO ordered the Baton Rouge cam THE VALACHI was attended by about 200 Continuous city drug-crime hearings. pus closed at the request of WHEELIE RAILER - 11:30 — biacks, members of (Concerned Program Father Egan is the founder of university officials. P A P E R S (R) PIANO’S RESTAURANT Wheelies, spins, zooms forward (3 ) MOVIE Parents of Baton Rouge. from 1:15 both the WUage Haven In New Students on the campus have R t 6 &44A, Bolton 643-2342 WBlIi Disneys and back . . all by remote “ The Sm ugglers” (1968). w'lUi Charles Bronson York (]ity, the first Uve-ln E arlier, he spoke at the been demanding a larger voice control. ' Shirley Booth, Carol Lynley. rehabUltatiim home for female in campus administrative g (8-40) IN CONCERT funeral of one of the dead drug aiWcts and the New Ho m students, Denver Allen Smith, affairs and the firing of 65-year- Special - Soul, rock and folk becomes than what she gives held at nearby Lettsworth. old G. Leon Netterville, the Check Timetable lor tlma. music with Alice Cooper, Curtis Early And Lata Show up. Hammond represented Dr. black president. The Dec. 12 program is being Men's & Youn{ Men’s Mayfield, Bo Diddley, and Seals m ANCHESTe Wad. thru Sat. and Crofts. Ralph Davi4 Abernathy, the sponsored by the St. Bernard WORK BOOTS leader of SCLC, who could not Enda Sunday (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON t ' Married Couples Oub. 'ncketo .Man made materials provide protection, attend. may be obtained from Normand comfort and long wrear on the job. Gnertln, Mrs. EUeen FHtx or M ette SoKd State IIM/FM Cushioned insoles .Sizes 7 to 12 Thursday For Mrs. Donald Fay. All proceeds PORTABLE STEREO RADIO (ODAK THEilTil MST Friday will go to Father Egah’s wort: A PolwSdlers and to the wwk of local drug POCKET INSTAMATIC Your programs in the greater .Saturday as Ajbtrt T. Hopinagtl, mtarbable stereo speakers. AFC Haspital AdmInisUBtor, in Rockville area. •Umlnatw FM drill Earphone and The easv to use compact camera Shown at 12 Mldnlcht only Dining The Rev. William Schneider, J**. Rugged leatberelle cabinet Convenieni size lets you take it anywhere The perfect fam llv' 3.99 SO SC SB f Vi( DARf { ’ ti{ iS 'IP' ■ • 'P'jl v4O<<^»0f? V0»H ‘/Anf m pastor of St. Bernard Church, gift Pleasure said be especialhr encourages M m wfl’HiriNnnrvirHVPNO-UISIDN W h e r e parents (rf teen-agers to attend «AI I UCiNOniNir h;!'PP; S • : s ■ ; • S .• • .S .*. ■ If srf ,M I ;RU''Si I the meeting and bring their W « PreiMBat or dau^ters with than. (Doistt 5-Pc. or 7-fe. Manor at Graymoor in Prestone Garrlaon, N. Y. M U G T R K S Y QUINTS New Hope Manor is a Uve^n, Windshield therapeutic community for SETS, SALE! A T T B E O a e A N Solvent H EASTUHCQlOR ' young, female addicts. The Every Fri. and Sat. program is not professionally mou^^iuiuniiitsw Originil Soundtrack availablg on Oisnayiaod Racordt or peyrtiatrically oriented but RaJIsfatsM by BUCNA VISTA DiSTniBUTION CO . INC 1)1973 wall Disney Ptedwction is raflio' .a self-reforral, self- QTS. If you (jo not receive FOR DINE WITH US jou Alao Stara 3-Pli. Cast Iron S K U H S VaL M M IS l far Beaenretleea oilrat>tha Baatrica About Town your copy soon, / lo fy T *Mauha” . MN8 OF THE WOLF PACK! Arthura Ns 8sfM uss tt ml* his rismais! Jwt Ilka matber aaad to bava. to , Colorful mugs in china or Defrosts and deicei. Protects LwMfcaMs sarvsd DaHy IS to S r JM. stop in and ask for tih, and Mta" tUat. stoneware. Variety of racks ^5^ washer system in freezing The Manchester Newcomers for counter, table, wall. “ '' weather. W M I T J ^ E Y (Hub Couples Gourmet group your FREE copy. hara% the story! will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at ■no mgssm o r the home of Nina Dvomek, New London Rd., Hebron. BLOOMHE MANCHESTER VITO’S ACAOniY (Formerly Villa Loaisa) 1051 B LU E HILLS PARKADE SHOPPING CTR VHfal I d m m aiL* BalloD The Rev. Dr. H. Victor Kane, Interim "ifatAor at Community WESTOWN™ ™ PPHARMAC.Y U A D LJ A # Y M ^ _ 1mm, NilRnli Is m ums m mm IS mm m. Mav fMEli CMMM M Baptist Church, will conduct a PWMlEiBf M 1 tm «r «it DM EM8M% service at Green Lodge on MUICWSW * w r tliW t A MUIuf ; 4SSHARTPOIIOROAD ACTOR SSnSaNo aUtNA VISTA OISnilBUTlOM CO . INC Sindirt at 2 p.m., assisted by RBmma* 01) NO' ''jNlI!'.! rtllH OIHIR Ml.:'. |' ll>[ !l IKR Blf'''"!' • l i s t WsN Otaaey Piedweitoe John Honor. r
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A B O U T T O W N -BrOLATl-POIXAM - Rev. Wayne Kendall, pastor K M t4AIL21 Yoi0rMyAdMrGiiU9 tm.T. 21 of South United Methodist ’I AttorJImg to Hio Start. ’’ ocf.T .2____ 2 ^ fo Church will be the guest A t i n To dsMop nriMtoge for Saturdoy. speaker on this Simday’s radio i«ad words corrnpondlng to numbers «K77-WrVg program, sponsored by the of your 2bdfoc birth sign. j f j A m n I Money ai Toctano . Sifu y Manchester Area Council of 2Campantons 32An 42fiwo™Wo ocr.i Churches and the clergy of t^ U A Y ta 3 Aior 33 InfurloHng 63 Oodgo NOT.: 4 You 34 Mood 64 Inlervimrt Manchester. The program is I ^ 3 - I 2 a v » SYou 35JiidgnMnl 65Money P J m ilW O broadcast over radio station 6Solv« 36 You, • M Up eiMiNi rtndifwd 37MoM» WiSklnO iM im a iw WINF from 6:45 to 7 a.m. SSoofc 38FoUings 680f HOY. 9Put 39Could ■ 6»0n M 10Infonnotion 408* 70Act OK. The confirmation class at S1-S3-59-40 UBo 4IProbtam QHpv* I*-!___ 12VoUi0 42Ae» H T ta , Trinity Covenant Church will M-71-79-90 I3YOU 43PuUbig 73Criticiim . S861-74 meet Monday night at 7. On CANOM MTiwt 44Mon y 74Mad«fatt)y______CAMUCOBN Tuesday, the Trinity Singers iSAopocK 451b 7S “TraniocHani p f c , 22 id A ' 46Totephono 76Sfotae "Potpouni''. . . HouftthoM Hints and Shopping Tips lor toda/i under the leadership of Mrs. <717 Only 47 By •TTVyifh Henry Ask and M n. Burton ISConsideroto 48PiocHcol raSoHefoctloo buoy woman, to oavayou Urn* and monay. Ooni miot us — Wa'ra | f> 6.10.13^ f9 0ong*r 49 If toSucceeeful m Jv-A^sr SOAnd hara on tha woman’s paga aaoh WadnaMiay — just tor you. Johnwn will conduct a service 20Fof SOToo AQUAMUS I'tf at the Open Hearth in Hartford. u o 21 Your 5IO oy II Opposite j JULY.n 220f 52 You S2Shop JAM. 20 Also on Tuesday, at 8 p.m., the 23 Spending 53 Of S3 VIM ‘iAUe. 21 fti If Women’s Guild will meet with 24 Pononof 54 And 84 Side 25 team 55Standine SSUnes n-18-i Rev. Norman E. Swenson 26 To 56 And MCbnfidence 1672.81 guest speaker. 27 On 57 Colb 87 Today m ew Girls, Girls, Girls, treat vmoo 28 Of 5 S M u c h SB------Sex KNITTERS WORLD y . AU9. 22 29 Money 59AdU«vonionr S9Movino HO. to Manchester Parkade has lots of yourself to a new hairdo for the 30 Strong 60Momlna. 900utconno. The Education Club will meet M u 'T.22 MAS.2# great gift giving ideas for the Holidays. Make your Monday at Illlng Junior High l1-l ^G ood (g)Ateae f)Ntaw il Handicrafter. See the new appointment early with one of M School at 3:15 p.m. Crewel and Needlepoint Kits our five Stylist. Lets get just delivered in tim e for together at the GOLDEN J i J M ^ Christmas giving and making. CHARM. For appointment call a H h 649-2806. Senior Cilizen Special* Need perking up? PARISIAN Gui^^^l^jhy Church COIFFURE at 50 Oak St. will offer on any Tuesday, Reception bonbrMig from the Passamaquoddy Tribe in Princeton, Maine was Wednesday or Thursday, a UgMight p{J&e s e | ^ .aimuaI i;k>mmunity *01811^ held at South United shampoo and set for $2.50 and a MeUiodistr'-Uiun^t^ the'good fellbm are from left,'Jiifrs. Doris Hogan, haircut if needed for $1.50 more Passamaquoddy THbol/(Mvembr Allen Sockabasin, Justin Lola, and George Stevens. or a permanent, including (Photo by.€uh>l KaebU’ .<: shampoo haircut and set for $9. Tel. 643-9832 for an appointment. ^ ^ j0 n m q u Governor Fun Beads Discovery Course Graduates Irrldescent plastic bead Turbans for Evening necklaces In rich colors or Versatile Prints Twehty-three Manchester-area young ladies graduated from Sears Carney, Kim Leveille, Mary Phillips, Judy Orend, Lori White, Service see-through beads on long New double-faced prints Head-hugging turbans made of wool with metallic Roebuck’s Discovery Fashion Modeling and Charm Course Christina Weiner, Kim Fox, Martiia Kendall, Mariann Bertrand, Sue strings are the latest in fun- of lacquer screening are iN^iitobwofth^respec- dy guests and their host jewelry. silver thread running re c ^ tly . Mrs. Judy Baltas, instructor, at center, presents cer Ballard, Donna Alleano, IDebbie Batchelder, Lisa St. Cyr^ Ciystal quite versatile. They can be through and clasped In front ^ iThankn^vtag Service drew wwsWp. ^ve families was held at the. home worn on either side. Or for a tificate of completion to Lynn Bristol, at her right, as Carol Bristol, SJieryl Assessor, Kim Kirko and Georgia Batchelder. The with a rhinestone pin for ac 6T#^80rpe7sou s to South of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stager of 30 contrasting effect the sleeves LeBlanc looks on. Other members of the class are Lynne cent is the latest accessory ten-week course is open for girls from 9 to 17 years old. (Herald l i m M e t ^ t Church, Sun- ^ ^ Forest St. are rolled up so both pat Henderson, Karen Hanna, Julie Maulucci, Teri Bloznalis, Kathleen photo by Pinto) V ^ White. Dance choirs from During the informal recep for metallic knit dresses for HUGE SELECTION FAIRW AY on Main Street, terns stand out. evening. ^^gt^lfi^ting the evening wiui Center Congregational Church tion, Gov. Sockabasin p lay^ the Holiday wonderland, now t|^Appearance of Tribal and North Methodist Churches the guitar and sang folks songs. open every nite till 9. 30,000 GIFT SWEATERS gave their interpretation of the The guests return^ to Maine The GOLDEN CHARM Qmetnor.'Allen Sockabasin of The gift wrappings at ‘Do-it-Yourseir At Y Wednesday th e 'Passamaquoddy ’Indian hymns. » Monday afternoon. COIFFURE wishes everyone a Galas Still Raise Money TTie Rev. Howard Foye, FAIRWAY save my pocketbook 5^puncil in ^nceton , A collection taken during the Happy Thanksgiving. DIRECT FROM CONNECTICUT’S chaplain at Manchester service amounted to $300. FISH — wonderful selection at down N E W Y O R K (AP) - Charity balls are not dying or pected to gamer more than tR'bo brought greetings Jacket Solution GOLDEN CHARM The last of the “ Do-It- several pieces of furniture at a Memorial Hospital, delivered of Manchester will receive $100, to earth prices... Shocking pink invitations evoi on their last legs at United 1125,000 for the fund, which fi^ 'h h l, people. He and Three The little blouson jacket COIFFURES, 1143 Tolland These designs ore from the Paris ready-to-wear Yourself” series at the Com number of fairs in the Hebron the meditation on “ A Preface col Cerebral Palsy of New York, boasts that 85 per cent of every 6tMe^,Uftmb^ of the council and $200 will be given to benefit solves the problem of what Tnpk., Burr Comers, Manch. herald a glittering charity munity Y, 80 N. Main St., will area. lARGEST,KNITTING M IU to Thanksgiving.” lections for Spring 1973. Multicolored dots on o Inc. dollar collected goes into the w e im A | ^ to Brainard Field th e many needs of the length coat to wear with gala priced at |250 ]^r couple, feature ^ward Hinchliff of Baby sitting is available. For Following the service, a Short and Bare pure silk ground highlight the three-piece pants This year the annual “ Eve Now is the time to stock up on t h ^ ^ ^ ‘ the courtesy o f Passamaquoddy Indians living floor-length skirts. Whether and despite a recession the bra- organization’s work in develop Hebron, who will discuss more information, contact the ensemble (right) by (juy Laroche. From St. Laurent ning In Vegas’’ party is ex- I Air Inc. of Hartford. reception for the Passamaquod on the reservation in Maine. you boldly contrast plaids The little black dinner eflt ralsies money. ing things sitoh as rubella vac decoupage on furniture. Manchester YWCA, 6 4 9 ^ . Gift Sweaters for the entire Rive Gauche, the jersey jacket (left), slacks and ;|S, L u ^ , president of and patterns or subtlely com- dress, short and bare this cine or establishing re The program will be held lement the skirt color, tiny season, can focus even more lightweight wool shirt. Color combinations ore up ^ate Air, donated his ser- habilitation centers. A Wednesday, from 0:30 to 11 family at the Mill and Branch attle ja ck ets accent the attention on the legs. Wear a to the wearer. pilot the guests to g 12,885,170 budget comes from a.m. at the Y. The series, open long, lean skirt. pair of glittery stockings for stores at true mill savings. The round tHp flight, Today^s Thought Tog Now—‘Cuf Later campaign income and govern to the public, is sponsored by Turtleneck Trick that extra sparkle. twice to Princeton, CHOOSE FROM 20,000 ment fees. the YWCA Manchester Area Give a favorite turtleneck Pullovers, cardigans, turtle covered 1,800 miles. Choice inmortance, of ambition and “ This annual gala is success Committee of the Hartford sweater a whole new look. O© ful becaush it’s a good party,’ ’ 'SUitotor David Odegard,___ „ ___ . / Christ brings a disturbing swish pleasure, and the way of Region. Top It off wltt a short- necks, V-netks, classic crew- said Mrs. Phyllis Barchas, D e p u ty Mayor Pascal ( iidluence into life. He upsets bumble self-giving love which CHRISTMAS Decoupage is the application sleeved, deep plunging, wrap chairman of the women’s divi ^ ' the host families, \ our com fo^ b le rut, our cozy seeks no reward. of a print to a piece of wood, around top in a bright print. neck shetiqnds for him and sion. “ It is helpful, itianmdhi;* George Webb, Mr. and tmplacency. Response to His H is call is total and glass or {lordelalii. It is then tlve, but H is still ra . Peopleeople her, cables, sleeveless and Stager, anid Jeronie r^ may net ’ change your (jemandtogv to, to,8« TREES covered with a clear vamlSh, Bold Make-lip - have no guilt about spendingnding arran ge for their sphere of life; but it will ctuuige with Him,< and ndt io live our; SCOTCH P l^ lacquer or other coatingQ^ Today’s bold make-up re- their money in a way that home of the original jacquard the visitors at the your way of living. lives alone! And this to the Good Hinchliff has antiqued and quires a steady hand and BLUR SPRUCE brings hope and help to young- I He m ey not ask you ,to serve News, ■ ' reflnislied furnitttfe as a per- careful appUca|lon, probably sweater cape. H6lf price mill I, WHPrtS SPRUCE sters.’ ’-:,:, I . jiitocs besides Gov! him far afield, to leave home "sonal hobby for '|nany years, now thay.irtm a oiote S u b m ift ^ ^ S t e lO F t o t Parents of children afflicted savings on* men s |in included Justin and frfonds, your business tV' This past summer, he and his ®u®tle m ^e-u p. Lip t o e r Is Rev. Stepeh J. WhlUi with cerebral p a l^ form a hard gene L. Stevens, and world. He does ask you to wife began to decoupage St. M ary’s Episcopal core of leadership for events golf sweaters. Out Sockabasin. ' choose between two ways of tortture. The work to . n done .Ed’ colSSf^ito S S A relatives of the life, the way of pride and self- Church A n v T r e e such as the charity ball. standing values on “ We have creative lead i|quoddy Tribe, who live ’TheHinchUffshavedtoplayed Ste ro^ h eS re^ U -loS i!’*’’ O n T J t e L a ^ ership, from society as well as skirts, slacks, blouses " ster and surrounding from parents. Once we make a IteiKled the" service to ■WDfO n m FAMILT TO BBUBOT TOCB TBUBI friend, we never lose them. Qf'd our own milTs ilr fellow tribesmen. [o'Phone 643-2711 To Include Your Business There’s an unusual continuity in knitting yarn. Rbund Table Singers of C H R IS TM A S our membership,’’ Mrs. Itor- Manchfster High School, ebas added. In the Herald^s Christmas Gift Guidel______TR R I FARM This year Mrs. Charles Rev- S d tfo jt E le c te d * ' DZEN’S son is chairman of the gala, 9 ^ M ILL STORE r^^n^n^llSSy^peelel PulSSIel^ Ifoiber am Bead. BoaOi Windsor — TOI. SU ^H t • S1»MM assisted by Mrs. Allen Fish- JS q iii^ ir S e a l . DXRSXTTIONa! From Wspplns — Route T6, turn left on bach. Honorary chairman is Fm Uv* Dining Harvest Hill Foster S t at flrobouso, right on MlUor Rd., i/O t on Barber SAVINGS ^ p i k t y . President * BMliwWHh BUI Rd. From WindaorvUlo — RookvlUe Rd., ri|pit on Bar-, Mrs. George F. Dembow, who PACKAGE STORE bar EBU Rd. far two mUea. From RookvlUe — right on led the event in past years. ;,;N i:W HAVEN (A P ) - Dining Room MANCHESTER PARKADE WIndaarvUla Rd. at FMsgerald Ford, left on Orlfdn Rd., left on Barber HUl Rd. — 1 mile on right. f^enmore R. Seton of New )'i Valuoofroffl Open Satnrday and Snaday S to 5 Beautiful people will dine, !Bavqn.!pmsident of The Seton'*.• Blau Furnituro dance and enjoy fun and enter SOME OF THE NEW JHate Corp., was elected'T You’ll sftft dining We Feature tainment during the evening, all ' ■ ‘ Bt of The Easter $«al^ for cerebral palsy. Over IS rooRM in Colonial, for Crippled Childr^ Contemporary, A Complete Line of years the event h ^ garnered ITEMS AVAILABLE NOW its of Connecticut..^^-; more than three quarters of a . l^ / 3 7 ih annual meetipg o f ; Provinehd, Spanish IMPORTED and DOMESTIC million dollars for research and tbh sbciky also selected Robert and MftdHftrranftan rehabilitation programs. in stock for holiday WINES &;.<%t<$r:Jr. of West Hartford, FOR THE HOLIDAYS “ Personalities count in chari Blue Delft Porcelain & HanM^tnn Schwarz, of delivery. ty balls. ‘Names’ bring in more SifqAi.niflon and Dale ,-P. Cutzs Curls Guaranteed friends for our organization. All Jewelry £rom Holland Gales Ferry as vice >. | COLONIAL MAPLE 7-Piece of them see the results of the Pine Rd. Table wiUi 38x48” DINETTE money spent. We develop pilot Leaf and 4 large Include!: 6 beautifully GIFT PACKS r ’ermanent matching Mate’* OVAL TABLE • tyledbigh back programs, work with re Pewter Jewdiry with 4 Matching chain. Naugahyde Chain. COLLECTORS’ BOTTLES habilitation, spend money for Mate'* Chain. research and family coun < 3 4 9 • 1 3 8 “ seling,” Mrs. Barchas said. jie, Swedish Figures Regularly $439.95 * 1 3 8 “ $1N.95 Value $1*9.95 Value $ i;9 5 “ That means something to LOOK FOR THE HARVEST HILL people who work with us. ’' OPEN TONIGHT'til 9 :0 0 1 DISCOVERY LABELS AND 8AVEI Officials of Cerebral Palsy Design House fTiod Aprons say competition for the charity And Every Night (Sat. ’Ul 8:30). dollar is stiff. ^rving conrn»ctl'.ul homprTtahpM, «unr^ 1‘K>4 INCLUDES HAIRCUT, "Everybody starts out Huge selection of GENTLE SHAMPOO, SET equal,’ ’ sajd Mrs. Barchas, AND WRITTEN GUARANTEE “ but it’s what your people do TERMS! that makes a group successful. Swiss Music Boxes blau • CASH Also Perms at The ‘dollar WiUi heart,' as Gen. furniture stores ADAM’S Dwight Eisenhower called it, •CHARGE v 8.50, 11.95, (
To^ Be ^ Held rt Chuck McDonnell (ri^t), chairman of the Mandiester J a y c^ Rbdk Salt sale, kicks ofi i P n 1 fund-raising effort by dellveHng a bag to his home while children Kfidiad and Lori McDonnell watch. The third annual Carol Sing, sponsored by the Manchester , YOU ARE INVITED TO COME AND BROWSE Park Department and the Also, Kenneth Woods of ’THE 36TH. HOLIDAY EDITION OF THE music department at Werner Studio will offer selec ORIGINAL WEST HARTFORD INDOOR ANTIQUE It is called Oiriatmas cactus, but Thanksgiving cactus thrives on heated sunporcb, which may account for its Manchester High School, ynder tions on an organ donated by might be a better name for this plant, blooming now at the early blooming date (Photo by 'Atwood) the direction Miss Martha Watkins Bros. . home of Mrs. L. E. Strickland in Columbia. The plant White, will be held on Dec. 3 at Uniformed Boy Scouts will be downtown, the Manchester Center Park. on hand to pass out song sheets, One of the most reliable of The Christmas cactus has no one Night too long this fall and Garden Club will join forces Carol singers, who are being and ’Tureck suggests ttot those winter-blooming house plants, leaves. What we call leaves are came in nipped by frost. The this year with the Women’s promised ” a good, old- attending take along a flash H U MARKET known to generations of jointed, flat segments of stem. ends of the branches withered Guild of St. George’s Episcopal fashioned song fest,” according light for better visibility. gardeners, is sureiy the Christ These can be broken off the and have been picked off and Church in Bolton and will have to Ernest Tureck, Tureck noted that the p r HMITFOIID fflMORY 838 FARaCNGIFON AVE., WEST HAR’TFORD, CONN. mas cactus. It requires little, parent plant and will root easily there will be only a few apace in the Yule Fair at the superintendent of parks, should sponsorship of the annual event attention, seems to have no in moist sand to make new blossoms this year. The plants, church Saturday, Dec, 2, from report to the park’s north steps, is being handled by his »nlMY,,lBIDKE 2Stii - 10 AIL TO 10 PJL insect enemies, grows iarger plants. Mr. Nemchick says *' poor things, have had a severe 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The church is adjacent to the Nativity scene, department and Miss White this smkt, m m m zotb - 1 pje to o pjl every year and provides bright their first plant was purchased pruning but I think they’ll live: on Rt. 44A a little way out of at 7 p.m. year for the first time, but that color at a season when it is by his wife when it was quite They majT put out more Manchester. Emphasis this year will be on it is hoped various civic Under the Menegement ot WllUem P. Speer most welcome. small and their puppy, alone in branches and more buds than organizations will take an in ’The Garden Club will offer group singing, with carols and 108 responsible Dealers will greet you with thnnian^ff If ■! The color of the petals is the house and tired of his other ever next year, or so I tell contemporary holiday songs to terest in sponsoring the carol , myself. Christmas arrangements of of worthwhile items including furniture, china, glass, C *0 usualiy a true red, with the in playthings, knocked it off the greens, dried materials and suit everyone, said ’Tureck. sing in the future. reg. $9. ner parts of the flower a stand and broke it in two pieces. There are two kinds of copper, brass, guns, silver, stamps, coins, dolls, books, 5.97 .1 ? ■ cones. There will be house Highlights of the evening will contrasting white, but there are He put both pieces back in the Christmas cactus that look very plants, including African include songs by the mirrors, kmcknacks, collectables and many more, j interesting variations. Mr. and pot and presently had two much alike but are violets, and the plants, of Manchester High School’s Body Suit Variety f ) off regular price Mrs. Joseph Nemchick of 70 plants, one of whidi they gave distinguished by the shape of whatever variety, will be of Round Table Singers, led by ^the stem segments ^ t we Body suits are made in Food Bat Open Throughout The Show MEN’S ACRYLIC CABLE KNIT Indian |Dr. have q Christmas their daughter. ,A. single joint small size, destoable as giftiL Miss White, and kn appearance cactus with 6S blooms diat loosely call "leaves.” 'What I mam' sl^tof Aottcolors to go General Admission $1.25 (AU Singles) but with this ad that was broken from the plant There^ wilt tie' Ghristmas by toe Salvation' Army Brass- admissions fbr' < ■ • ^ MISSES’ SPORTSWEAR s w e a t e r s ;' The rugged, manly I are lovely, deep pink. am calling the “old-fashioned” with toe-super klipHNalsted 92.00 they now have was simply stuck corsages, to be made in a Ensemble. pants. y SEPARATES. Choose from an sweater look. Fully fashioned, crew The cactus in the picture,, in the pot and has rooted. Icactus has segments with workshop Nov, 29 at the home grpvnl by Mrs. L;
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 24.1972- PAGE ELEVEN* P ' 1 High Court Issues ii ■ Rules Of Evidence WASHINGTON (AP) - twice to lawyera and judges in Jenner said cross- ? all states. concert in eolir Uniform rules of evidence to be examination willill .be Wide open followed in all federal and civil Jenner, in an Associated aiid the defehdants willw ill' be and criminal trials accpss the Press interview, said, "For the peurmitted to uae ianother man’s ■■rn.' ■ M SMIUNO W SlltVIW nation have bedti Iffiued by the first time in history we will confession______to wVi crime’...... if the Supreme Court. have a whole body of evidence confession is corroborated. Unless disapproved by stated in one code so that lt*s . The rules will also apply to Congress, the rules will take readily available to the trial U.S; magistrates, and 'Jenner effect July 1. Although they do lawyer and he can carry it to said he expects them to have an not call for very drastic court under his arm and impact on state courts, as well. * changes in procedures, they are everyone will know what the significant in that judges and rules are in that court.” lawyers moving from one court Jenner said uniformity has to another will know that one become more Important in lA S Y P u n r set of rules applies everywhere. recent years as judges are , NEW YORK (API - Albert E. Jenner Jr., a shifted from district to district Hunters arafanned out all over Chicago lawyer who is chair to meet heavy calendars and the nation in search of game GREAT SAVINGS! GREAT BUYS! GREAT VALVES! man of the advisory committee, lawyers similarly practice in with varying degrees of said the rules are “monumental various courts with now success, and many, are leaving in the sense that the bar and the different rules. He said 60 per a trail of litter that would cent of his own trial work is in mark them as easy prey if they ■I.’, i- bench have been struggling were the ones being stalked. forever to have the same rules districts other than Chicago. Game wardens in some GREAT GIFT IDEAS! of evidence applied in every Jenner also noted that within states are authorized to arrest trial court.” one judicial circuit there are as litter offenders, reports Keep Since the rules were worked many as 11 states, meaning that Americk Beautiful, Inc., the i -'a out with Sen. John L. wheh'the cases come'up to the nationa'I environment McClellan, D-Ark., chairman of U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals improvement omnization. In for mother...sister...grandmother.:.for every gal on your Christmas gift list — the Senate criminal laws from the various districts “the addition, tens of thousands of subcommittee, opposition in judges and the clerks have to , acres of land formerly used for Congress is considered unlike wrestle ^ith th^ rules of hunting have been closed to ly- evidence.” sportsmen because of Burton’s, downtown and Parkade are famous, for fashion and fine quality justice William 0. Douglas Also, Jenner said, national unsightly litter. “IT hunters will make an dissented when the rules were businesses now appear in dis effort to clean-up after announced by the court. He took trict courts all over the themselves — and this includes and their ever-soimportant “Smiling Service”...what a great the view that they should be county, and so do government empty cartrid m — it will go a worked out by Congress and by agencies. long way in Helping outdoor the lower courts themselves. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 2.4.1972- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 24, 1972 I i Hebron Mullen Loses 4-H Clubs Have Awards Night Court Cases Board Makes Appointments sUdes of activities and ’Hie Manchester 4-H Clubs 4-H the ORCUIT COURT 12 GOP Position substitute charge of reckless Crystal Lake, improper piddng New Jersey Begins held their achievement night 4-H Fair. Sue Ttefon, Daman Rockville ScMioit New Rector driving. He was originally The Manchester Board of up of passengers. Democrats. They replace Dr. Commission, 5 years, John Reichenbach, all Republicans. and William Murray Jr., Long-time State Central recently at Copcotdia Lutheran Gagnon, Davis and Frtucine _ Cases diqiosed .Qf ’Tuesday charged with operating a motor C ^ g B. Melesdy, 21, of 101 Directors made a host of ap Frederick gu id in g and Leslie Hutchinson, Democrat. He Crane, Anderson, Covey, Republicans. Committeeman John Mullen of Church. Rowe led the group in singhiC- ■■ .included: vehicle without a license and South St., Rockville, first- pointments Tuesday, night to Buckland, both Republicans. Michallk and Reichenbach are .’The directors tabled 34 ap Stafford was unseated ’Tuesday The master of ceremonies One of the hlghUghU of the ^ replaces Truman Crandall, For St, Peter’s JosC'R. Aponte, 35, of Pinney operating a motor vehicle while town agencies — to flU,posts Country Club Board o f pointments to the Citizens night at the 35th D istrict evening was a fadiion show of -■ degree criminal trespass. Republican. reappointments. Werzbicki, was Philip Hultgren. Barbara S t, Ellington, flned $150 for whose terms expired this Daily Lottery Republican conventkn held in clothes that were made by the ' under the influence of liquor. Frank J. Rossi, 17, of Governors, 1 year, Charles Alternates to Planning and Peterman, Foley and Dupre Advisory Committee for 3-year ANNE EMT Gerlach and Lori Herrmann operating a motor vehicle while month. Willington. The convention girls. The models were Karin ’ Vincent A. Orlowski, 61, of 86 Somersville, breach of peace. Boggini, Democrat, reap Zoning Commission, 2 years, replace Robert Kenniff, a ftrms, pending a determination By M ICHAEL C. SINCLAIR lottery bandwagon in 1967. Correspondent led the American Pledge, and under the influence of liquor. The agencies, the terms of of pointed. New Jersey said his state in elected Thomas Laskey of Johnson, Kathy Roy, Mary Phoenix St., Vernon, fined $15 Anthony P. Russo, $6, of Wilbert Garrison ami Ronald D ^ o cra t, and York Strangfeld of the future of the committee. Associated Press Writer Within the past two years, Tel. 228-3971 Jennie Salone and Francesca Pggda M. Armstrong, 30, of 59 for intoxication. A charge of fice, the names and party addition to continuing its Woodstock in a 30 to 23 vote. Derby, Amy Mazzotta, Naiwy ’ Enfield, breach of peace and Development Commission, 5 Gates, both Democrats, and New Jersey began selling Pennsylvania, New Jersey, The Rev. William N. CixNU led the 4-H Pledge. The High St., Rockville, fineid $15 breach of peace was nolled. affiliation of those aj^lnted, weekly lottery which eventually ’The convention also elected Blaillet, Abby Rodmr, C h eryl' criminal impersonation. years, ’Thomas Topmey and ’Truman Crandall, Republican. daily lottery tickets today, Connecticut and Massachusetts Pershing will assume his duties flag carriers were Joseph for intoxication. An additional James A. Pitts, 61, of 26 and the names and party Gerald Okrant, both culminates in a |1 million Miss Evelyne Parizek of Basset, Japette Longo and ‘ C h arles Schwab, 40, o f Garrison was reappointed. becoming the first of six joined the ranks. as rector of St. Peter’s Mazzotta and Alan Malan. charge of breach of peace was Wmdsor Ave., Rockville, given affiliation of those replaced Democrats. ’They replace two drawing — will offer a 26-to-l Willington as the other com Allison Misovich. Vichy Moran • Springfield, Mass., breach of Gates and Crandall replace Northeastern states with As the competition between Episcopal Church Dec. 3, Cathy Connors talked on the 4-H noUed (not prosecuted). follow: o f th e following three open nites 'til chance of winning on the daily mittee member. Miss P a r h ^ was the commoitator for the , a suspended 30-day jail peace. John McNary and Neil (onfto 8 sat only/ lotteries to take on their major states grew stiffer, new twists replacing the Rev. Gordon Motto and Colors. ’The 4-H Thomas Brody, 16, of 121 sentence for intoxication. Advisory Board of Health, 5 Republicans, William Forbes, tickets. was opposed by Mrs. Judith show. Michael J. Socha Jr., 17, of no Lawrence, both Republicans. competition, organized crime, and exotic prizes were added. Weeman who resigned in June. Creed was read by ’Timothea Terrace Dr., Rockville, given a George Rogers, 40, of 155 years. Dr. Walter Sebardt, Lyman Hoops and William gi«t leaf bag$, or “ We know of no other lottery Sturtevant of Brooklyn. ’I%e Wayne Gryk talked about- certain address, disorderly Redevelopment Agency, 5 in dollar-UMlollar combat. Semiannual drawings became Parishioners, as well as Kargl. suspended 30-day jail sentence Prospect St., RockviUe, fined Democrat. He replaces Dr. H. Sleith. An appointment to barrel $te bag$ — legal or illegal — now in reai^rtionm ent caus^ some the Poster Contest, and ’ conduct. years, Albert Harris, For the first time since the monthly, biweekly and weekly many area residents, attended A demonstration and talk on for disorderly conduct. He was $15() for operating a motor John Malone, Republican. replace the third was tabled. existence that can match those juggling around of State Central Marlene Misovich gave a talk-' Roy F. Walton, 40, of 46 Pearl Democrat. He replaces Louis modem public lottery began in drawings. Ticket prices were a reception Sunday at Phelps the ad campaign was given by originally charged with falsely vehicle while under the in Advisory Rec and Park Human Relations odds,” be said. “ Even if you commitUe members. Mrs. on the 4-H Interstate Exchang e . " Dr., Vernon, allowing a person CSiampeau, Republican. SUpki. New Hampshire in 1964, lottery cut to SO cents and top prizes Hall of St. Peter’s for the new Keith Merritt and Kevin reporting an incident. fluence of liquor. Commission, 5 years, Fred Commission, 3 years, Robert lose, your money is going for a Dorothy Miller of ^ Ito n who Achievement certificates , under age 18 to operate a motor Pension Board and Pension officials hope to make their varied from |1 million cash to rector and his family. Carrier. Cindy Hultgren Guy P. Burns, 17, of 68 Donald J. Roy, 36, of Rt. 83, Ramey, Democrat. He replaces Bletchman, Democrat, good purpose, rather than an had been State Central were distributed to the girls by ^ vehicle without insurance. ’Trust Fund ’Trustees, 4 years, system competitive with the $50,000 a year for life. ’The Rev. W., P e i^ n g was demonstrated how to make Wellwood Circle, Vernon, fined Vernon, given a suspended Carleton G. Williams, 44, of John McNary, Republican. replacing Barbara Goldberg, evil purpose.” Committee woman from the their club leader. Door prism Richard. Woodhouse, illegal numbers racket. Officials say the weekly chosen by a calling committee “ Hello Dollies.” Chris Nelson $15 for operating an three-month jsdl sentence on a 39 Village St., Rockville, Building Committee, 3 years, Dm ocrat; and Beverly Malone There is yet another reason 35th is now in the 4th District. were awarded. ' Democrat, reappointed. The first of New Jersey’s of nine church members. ’The and Newton Emerson talked unregistered motor vehicle. substitute charge of disorderly Robert Kenniff, John and Carl Zinsser, both for the daily drawings; the lottery has proven the most Mrs. Sturtevant previously disorderly conduct. Civil Defense Advisory lottery daily drawings will be on appointment was then voted on about the woodworking project. Fred J. Carmichael, 21, of 127 conduct. He was originally FitzPatrick and ^imothy Republicans and both reap hopes of state officials to sus popular because lower ticket represented the 29th District as Council, 2 years, Cary Cra'he, Wednesday and daily lotteries by the parish and approved by Marylynn Gerlach gave a talk Union St., RockvUle, fined $25 Moynihan, all Democrats. They pointed. tickets tain the public’s interest in prices and weekly payoffs are did Laskey. ‘The oldest lighthouse in the ^ charged with third-degree The cases of a Middletown James Anderson, Edward should be in operation in the the bishop. on the poultry project. for failure to obey stop sign. criminal mischief, breach of replace ’Truman ,ClrandalI, Library Board, 3 years, Mary lotteries. more attractive to the bettor. The new 35th District U.S. is the Boston Light, couple, charged in connection Dupre, Henry Weribicki, other five states by next spring. The Rev. W. Pershing A.C. Sc|teithauer, a 4-H Roger P. Farrell, 31, of Andrew Ansaldi Jr. and Eugene LeDuc and Raymond Shea, both New Hampshire’s early Still, state lotteries failed to includes the towns of Vernon, established in 1716. PMce, and intoxication. An ad with their refusal to leave the Barney Peterman and 'tO‘ The main objective for the previously was priest-in-charge leader from Canton, showed Swamp Rd., Coventry, fined $5 Montany, all Republicans. Democrats. They replace experience with its make an appre9iable dent in the Tolland, Ellington, Somers, ditional unrelated charge, Rockville High School building Cornelius Foley, all states is to raise revenues, but take of the numbers game. of the Good Shepherd Church in for failure to display making an improper right turn, Conservation Conunission, 3 Eileen Conrad, Republican, and Sweepstakes provided some in Stafford, Union, Woodstock, after an Oct. 27 meeting, were Democrats; and (Charles Covey, the motive is even more basic. Hartford where he had been The R rv. W illiam N. Pershing registration plates. was nolled. years, Edward Bates and John Mrosek, unaffiUated. dict.
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PA G E FO U R TEEN - M ANCHESTER E V E N IN G HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Pri., Nov. 24. 1272 MANCHESTER EVi^NING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Nov. 2.4.1972- PAGE FIFTEEN Rockville Foresees Two ^ Hospital Notes Germanys In ^ Mysterious New Members Admitted Tuesday; Louis G.N. Next F ^l Lights HANG Jeski Sr., Dart Hill Rd., Ver Join School Board non; Andrew DeCaro, UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Somersville; Stephen and West Oemiany will Spur Hunt Three new members of the relative to alternatives to the Luckingham, RFD 4, formally enter the United Board of Education will take junior high school referendum, THE Rodkvllle; Josephine Dorman, N a tio n s p r o b a b ly n e s t the oa{th of office at Monday’s which was defeated Nov. 7. OSLO (A P ) — The Norwegian Broad Brook; Sharon Held, ^ptember, West Germany’s meeting, which will be held at Included in old business will Navy stepped up its great Helaine Rd., Manchester; D ^ observer at the world organiza- Waddell School at 8 p. m. be hctlon on a request to the >ul>nuirine search in the Sogne na Kizik, Pinney St., Ellington; tion reports. They are ^Irs. Eleanor D. Board of Directors to add 12,604 Fjord today and recalled two KEYS _____ Georgia Fahey, Stafford Walter Gehlhoff told Coltman and Atty. John C. to an existing account for frigates from NATO Springs; E rnest B otelho, n^atimen the two Germanys Yavis Jr., Democrats; and salary adjustments for Project commitments to hunt for an un Ellington Ave., Rockville. ...-4WW have an understanding to Robert S. Maltempo, Head Start employes; and the identified submerged object. Discharged Tuesday: coordinate their U.N. Republican. They were elected administration’s Testing Drug To Take A communique from the Michael Tardif, Baxter St., applications and they will in November last year to serve reconunendation on new hi(^ Norwegian defense staff said Tolland; Diane Wilbur, SUfford “ enter together or not enter at three-year terms starting this school graduation NEW HAVEN (AP) — A program at the Connecticut is testing a new, non-addicUve two frigates that had served in the high out of hei;oin. program. Other elements are Springs; Barbara Jacoby, all." month. Retiring from the board requirements, which were • pioneer narcotics rehabiUtaUoo Mental Health Center (CMHC) drug that is suf^iosed to take the standing naval forces in the “ If you take naldxone in the discussions and confrontations Deborah Dr., Ellington; Irene H e predicted West are Mrs. Anita Murphy and Roy presented at the board’s last Atlantic bad been recalled. dose we use, then if you use and educational efforts. Parzyeh, Hany Lane, Gennany’s application would Conyers, Republicans; and Dr. meeting. • 3 They will relieve part of the i M i l i i ...... I III heroin or any other opiate you “ You shouldn’t Rockville; Joseph Capello, be ready about next May, Walter M. Schardt, Democrat. The board will also conduct a S get no high at all," says Dr. You expect us fleet that had participated in overemphasize the importance Sugar Hill Rd., Tolland; Roland following action in the Bonn When the new members are grievance hearing. Paul Pierson, medical director the search since the filit of drugs in the program," LaMothe, Eastbrook Court, parliament on'^’tbe new treaty seated. Democrats will hold a 6- of the naloxone program at the observations were reported ATTENTION Pierson says. “ Naloxone is to have better Rockville; Bernice Raymond, normalizing relations with East 3 majority on the board. CMHC's Drug Dependence probably a very valuable Nov. 12. It Stafford Springs. Germany. Items to be reported on by FORD MR. TRUCK Unit. adjunct, but the drug effect Birth Tuesday: A daughter to That would mean the next D r. James P. Kennedy, CMHC plans to publish a One of the vessels engaged in against the effect of the whole Used Cars... Mr. and Mrs. Joel Strickland, General Assembly, convening superintendent of schools, will BUYER research paper soon on its use the hunt earlier today reported Correction program still h^% to be Windemere Ave., Rockville. in September 1973, would seat be the status of changes in state of the drug. studied." another “ possible contact" in Admitted Wednesday; the Germanys, Gehlhoff said. guidelines for evaluation and Town Director William The advantage of the drug, Pierson says that the the Sogne Fjord. The search Edward Harvey, Willimantic; state certification of FitzGerald is hospitalized at Pierson says, is that it program, which began in will continue, the communique Hartford Hospital and not Richard Noren, Stratford; Fred said. ' professional personnel; and discourages participants in the February 1970, has 150 alumni ■ m a n i M l f .8nd.wfi.M Reichardt, Hyde Ave., Tolland; Uranlum’e Energy new programs and personnel, Manchester Memorial S e e the New Super center’s rehabilitation program and current patients. Among There was no official Ora Darcey, Franklin Park, One pound of uranium-235 includbig an updating of the Hospital, as reported Tuesday. — who are supervised only recent alumni and present par 72!«fi> >3195 confirmation that the object Atty. FitzGerald, elected. 6912? U995 68aSH’12954wiii
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Leader Sees Hazards In Womeh^s Lib V By GEORGE W. CORNELL century won women the right to women’s lib,” says Belie S. We’ve reached the point in of Women of the U.S., and now proposed women’s equality thinking in the world to keep it vice to women — ‘‘be AP Religion Writer vote, says the modem extension Spafford, president of the women’s liberation where we is on the executive commute of amendment to the U.S. from going bad.” controlled” — in appetites, NEW YORK (AP) - The of t ^ t movement sometimes worldwide women’s auxiliary need to look at ourselves that umbrella group embracing Constitution, passed by She said there is a “natural wants, temper, possessions, leader of Mormon women, goes too far. of the Church of Jesus Christ of objectively and see what we 32 d if f e r e n t w o m en ’s Congress and now up for division of labor according to viewpoints and action. “A whose pioneer forebears threw “Anything that gets out of Latter-day Saints. can do that’s reasonable. We organization’s totalling about 25 ratification by states. each sex” and that if women woman should be the living con themselves wholeheartedly into control becomes a hazard, "But if properly controlled, need a steadying hand.” million American women. "I don’t know if we want abandon thdir basic role, “it science of her cemtemporaries. the struggle that early in this whether it’s fire, flood or these things mean power for us. Asked if irw asn’t somewhat It has taken a "long pull” for equality in all areas,” she can hurt society and hurt There should be a feminine paradoxical for the leader of a women to gain their just status, said.” Ita some situations, there women.” spiritual quality about heritage that took such a Mrs. Spafford said, adding that needs to be preferential She offered this keynote ad women.” vigorous part in the women’s much of the continued effort for treatment for men and Located on Main St., Wlllimantic, the restaurant’s Christmas Suggestions suffrage movement to have women's rights is good, women.” distinctive design and luminous lights extend a warm from misgivings about its present- including the insistence on For instance, she cited the welcome. day counterpart, she said in an equal pay for equal work. possibility of girls being interview: She said women also should drafted into combat service if LYNCH MOTORS “Any good movement can have equal opportunities for top total equality prevailed, and HERE become distorted. You can positions in government, also of subjecting to challenge abuse any privilege and industry and education if they protective standards for freedom can become license. are qualified and they’re free working women in times of Sandra and Rick Repko, enjoy festivities with Robert A master of continental and gourmet cuisine is Chef ’That's not good.” from other responsibilities. pregnancy. Bellino of Willimantic, vice-president of ECO, Inc. Urbano of Italy. Mrs. Spafford, a warmly As for women’s lib, she said NOW “ But the primary role of Service good-humored, silver-haired women is in the home and she supports "opening doors of the SALES woman of 77, said she sees family,” she added, a con opportunity to women If they NEW AND OPEN 7:30 to 5:30 dangers in some aspects of ditional note she cited often. keep in mind their primary I USED Daily; 7:30 to women's lib, such as tendencies “ Men still need wives to roles,” but that she disapproves 12:30 Sat. in it to blur sexual identity and welcome them home at the end the movement’s “extremism R epko Designs ^Caesar^s V With a ^Flair^ reject distinctive endowments of the day. Children still need a and militancy.” and its 1 9 7 3 TOYOTAS of women and men. good mother to come to with minimizing of the importance By Betty Ryder fine arts, and presently he is setting.' The all-over effect is striking against a white trained in Switzerland for many "We want to preserve the of home-making functions. background. years, offers fare to suit the I p lu s SNOW TIRES their little troubles. Women Unusual ideas in the concept forming a new company which great. and nobility, dignity and femininity should provede a place of “Women’s lib has levelled off Dalsun6IOi of design are evident from the will produce his own fine Large lOO-light chandeliers Nothing has been left to most fastidious gourment. Many Other of women,” she said. ‘^'ITiere’s refuge where the husband and though from what it was,” she moment you view Caesar’s I. custom modem concepts for illu m ^ te the rooms adding chance. The youthful In the “VIP” dining area. Chef Urbano sans menu, offers RIMS NOW a danger of some of that being children can return from a said. “For a while, we seemed Designed by Rick A. Repko, the average budget. sparkle as well as mystery as waitresses costumes have been Reliable his guests such specialities as lost. But 1 think we have too busy, confused and complex to hear only the noisy ones. But founder of Flair Home At Caesar’s, Repko’s most shadows play on the silver especially designed for them Used Cars... IN STOCK... many common-sense women world.” this wasn’t all that women are Furnishings Unlimited in recent undertaking, brown, walls. and are grey jersey midi Beef Wellington and other for that to happen.” Mrs. Spafford said she has up to. The pendulum is swinging Manchester, this plush, new lime, silver and plum are The affable young designer dresses worn with a brown succulent repast not appearing The 450,(KX)-member body of “great reservations” about the back. There is enough straight- restaurant located on Main St. blended in a soft, appealing has tastefully add touches to apron. The waiters wear brown on the menu. If you’re curious about the church Women that Mrs. in Willimantie, blends the decor. Silver archways lead suit most personalities. turtle knit sweaters with gray Spafford has headed for 27 modem of tomorrow — with the intq the dining area, which are The entrance foyer is walled pants and a tunic vest. All the fabulous car parked in front of years is formally titled the carpeted with plush shag. The with paintings, a large gold-leaf employes of Caesar’s I were a Caesar’s I in the photo above, warmth of today. that belongs to Rick Repko. It’s Relief Societies of the Church. House Leadership Built, by 12 residents of modern contour chairs are mirror, sculpture — a potpourri plain silver wrist band It carries on extensive white on the inside and plum on of distinctive works of art. Still especially designed for them by a Rally R Hooper Razor Edge !* Willimantic under the name of Agatha Walter, noted Coupe, purchased in England, IPie Have A Good Selection Of Genuine TOYOTA education programs in home- ECO, Inc., Caesar’s I offers the the outside and a “head” chair another wall is adorned with a management, childrrearing and at each table is lime. black and white graphic sketch Connecticut designer. and is one of the rarest models Contest May Be ultimate in decor, only ever made by Rolls Royce. ACCESSORIES To Fill The Stocking of That Special Someone! cultural development, as well surpassed by it excellent which maybe viewed well from The intimate, cocktail lounge The burl-topped parsons has brown walls, accented with Handmade out of aluminum, it as large-scale service in c u l^ e . the dance floor. Throughout the nursing care and home teaching tables are bntwn-topped with facility there is a feeling of lime chairs and brown-topped is one of four such cars in the Repko in 1967 founded Repko black legs. No tablwloths are world and was formerly owned Please Drive With Care During The Holiday Season... visits. R eferendum Design Industries which elegance, all created under the tables. Mrs. Spafford, of Salt Lake used. Instead, there are black watchful eye and supervision of Under the guidance of Mrs. by an English diplomat. inroads on the seniority system produced the award winning place mats with "Caesar’s I” Pat Brett of Columbia, who “Ecletlc,” best describes City, also served as president in WASHINGTON (AP) - The “Marshmallow Sofa” . In 1969 Repko. 197(>i7i of the National Council two years ago, also proposed to , |ljuxuryaiid imprinted in silver. White serves as manager-overseer, Caesar’s I, par excellence is the contest for a new Democratic require confirmation of he founded Flair Home dishes with brown accent Focal point of the large Caesar’s I offers the ultimate in only way to describe the majority leader in the House of Funmishings. Yale University The dining room at Caesar’s I has silver walls and rich committee chairmen in each pieces are featured and no banquet facility which can ac service and unforgettable cuisine. And since seeing is colors of plum, brown, lime and white furnishings enhance ^ LYNCH MOTORS Representatives could become Congress by vote of all House and Paler School educated piece of silverware is of the commodate 300, is a 40 foot believing believe me, Caesar IKT Repko ill architecture, interior cuisine. the decor. a referendum on congressional Democrats. in equal measure. same pattern in the place black and white graphic sketch. Chef Urbano of Italy, who never had it so good. reform. design, structural design and PARK He called for opening more There are lots of economy cars around. But a 'AuthorixtdMttropolitan Rep. Sam Giblxins, D-Fla., .qpnqmittee lim iO iT lA l PONTIAC Dealer" 0 n (4' 'o f ■ Iw o^friib^he#4i'' liMury.; eco(K)iayxtcai;Micthat-s,>orififlat.- 373MahSlrMt candidates, is proposing major With seven committee new Datsun 610 4-Door Sedan. Sporting perfor changes in the way the House chairmen retiring or having mance, big-car luxury and a Datsun price tag that 345 CENTER ST. 646-4321 MANCHESTER MANCHESnR co i^ c ts its business, including : i. •THE ; 649-2881 beoi defeated, and a number of a lot df do-cost extras: less reliance on the seniority other senior members miasing. ^ 1800 cc overhead cam engine system. from the 93rd Congress, • Power-assist brake's—discs in front His opponent. Democratic Gibbons is hoping his message you CAjf*r BEAT THIS FOR whip Thomas P. O’Neill Jr., of • Independent rear suspension bitroducing will have appeal for the • Allrvinyl interior Massachusetts, is counting on younger members less wedded AT VERNON CIRCLE PHONE 872-2228 • Rear window defroster O P E N t i l '10:00 P.M.. VERNON the House tradition of to current procedures. R O U T E 83 promoting its officers to bring He said he advocates • Wall-to-wall carpeting the workfis first 'SdO" full '*/s2 tkead him victory. He is currently the “leadership for a change” • And lots more...all standard equipment! COOPER WEATHER MASTER heavy favorite. because "now, more than ever Test drive a new 610 and you'll understand why 4 P ly Rayon BW 25%off House Democrats will choose before, the Democrats in the we call it a Datsun Original. Drive a Datsun... SALE PRICE FOR their new leader at a caucus House of Representatives must then decide. Sixa RapUoM 'Rao. Pri PRICE PAIR Conwei Jan. 2. The victor will succeed be heard and heard 650x13 — $21.95 $16.50 $33.00 Rep. Hale Boggs, D-La., who effectively.” disappeared on an Alaskan 700x13 ----- $22.95 $17.20 $34.40 Gibbons said the Democrats $36.00 flight Oct. 16. in Congress have a aDat^Originall 695x14 -C78x14 $23.95 $18.00 FramMssanwimPiTde V # | $37 BO NEWEST IDEA IN COMPACT AtCATAUNO Party leadership contests are responsibility to prepare and 735x14 - E78x14 $24.95 $18.76 ' recommfitdi,. decided by secret ballot and pass a legislative program of 775x14 -F78x14 $26.96 $19.50 $39.00 such matters as friendship, the following:- their own instead of merely 825x14 • G78x14 $27.95 $21.00 $42.00 CARS! geography and personality are responding to President 855x14 • H78x14 $29.95 $22.50 $46.00 usually the determining MLLON FORD 72P0im A € Nixon’s. DECORMIER 775x15 - F78x15 $26.95 $20.26 $40.50 Okay, Kemo Sabay, you asked for it! You wanted the bright and breezy, factors. It is rare for can OITIIinU 4-011. SEOXN Unlike Gibbons, who has been $21.75 $43.60 wide-open feel of a convertible. You wanted a handy-dandy-sized, cargo FACTORY AWCONOITKINiNG I didates to take stands on Issues, MOTOR SALES, INC. ^ 826x15 -G78x15 $28.95 for... working in Washington on his 855x15 -H78x15 $30.95 $23.25 $46.50 carrying economy station wagon. And you wanted room for five adults (not low miltooo domoflitrotor. particularly controversial ones campaign since the day after USED WHEELS just four, as on most other little cars). You wanted all this—without paying an Origiftol UM $4684. Solo Prk*. like congressional reform. Shop Tonight Til 9:00! PLUS FET $1.76 to $2S4 the election, O’Neill is spending $2.60 arm and a leg. The Dodge Boys have it for you! F o r . . . >3750 But Gibbons sent a letter last most of his time in his 1285 Broad St., Manchester 643-4165 NO TRADE IN NECESSARY week to all the Democrats Cambridge, Mass., district. Economy that’s L elected to the 93rd Congress IT’S A FIVE-SEAT COUPE! One of America’s lowest priced compacts. Huge trunk. Tho W ife J/ Choice of Six or V8 power. Unibody construction. That's tho Dart Sport for 1973! criticizing current practices NEW W H EELS and proposing changes. WHITE WALLS $1.50 EXTRA A Second Car 172 FORD ^ 3 0 9 5 WITH T IR E Extra Smart! I Oraa T .iln . 9 4r. hatdt.p, lully ‘‘'The present system INCLUDES MOUNTING IT’S A STATION WAGON! With the optional fold down rear seat and security I .aulaM j, IndiKllRa (.clary .ir panel-and presto, you get 6>/2-feet of flat floor space. Groat for cargo or campingl A Fam ily discourages and frustrates the FU R C H SE y, PRICE COOPER WEATHER \ c nJiiiinlin . Only S.WM) mllw . newer members and those who Youngater MASTER PREMIUM 78 fall short on seniority,” he said. EXTRA CARE IN ENGINEERING IT’S A SUN ROOF CONVERTIBLE! Choose the optional sliding steel sun roof and A4AKESAOIff£R£NC£ TRUCK SNOW TIRE 169 OLDS ^ 2 1 9 5 “We must infuse new blood and CHRYSLER DODGE 4 Ply Poiyester Full 78 Series let the sunshine in (i.e., if the sun is shining). Or carry tall potted plants, grandfather I Ctftlaio W of on, V*8, automolic, new ideas into our system if we BLA CK W ALL clocks, stuffed moose heads with ease! I PSy Piy factory otr cendllioninfly SALE R., Sele I roM tifoty 53,8$) mllot. are to regain public MOST MODEU FOR IMMEDIATE DEUVERY confidence.” SALE 750-16-6PIV $38.95 $34.95 Gibbons, who led a reform MCLUDHIG Siz8 Reg. Price PRICE 750-ie-8Ply $43.95 $39.95 71BUICK m s 1 9 7 3 DODGE 4 WHEEL DRIVE POWER WAGONS - Some with Snow-fighter Packages $21.56 I Skylark, 2 dr. HT, V*8, aolo., PS, movement that made slight A78x13 $23.95 Fet $4.00 • $5.00 I PR, factory otr cond.^ vinyt top, B78x14 $25.95 $23.36 131,291 mtloo. C78x14 $26.95 $24.25 YW 's SNOW TIRE Frost Hits SAVE ON NEW 1972 ' E78x14 $27.95 $25.16 69 FORD ^ 2 1 9 5 F78x14 $28.95 $26.05 SALE FORD I f-MM. C.unhy Squlia Slallan ChiYslers a Dodges G78x14 $30.95 $27.85 I w iV M , V -l, K , (oc, e ii CMid., K , Eastern 560x15 BW $19.95 M, 41,7*5 hiUm. sanina: H78x14 $34.95 $31.46* Reg. $22.95 1N9P0NT1M 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT F78x15 $31.95 $23.75* ICatalina 4-Door. V-8. Seaboard G78x15 $31.95 $28.75 WW $2.00 EXTRA Fet $1.56 I hydromatic. power steering. By The Assoeialed Press 4 DOOR SEDAN* V*8, auNmallA vinyl intartar, Rfhl giathan , rgnult I power 4>rakes. radio, w/walls canlfol mirror, fadk, whilowolM. UiNhwceelW. St^#S7l$^ •WHITE WALL H78x15 $33.95 $3035 2 -DOOR SEDAN WITH I mileage 40.461. Frost and a hard freeze stung ,______»3595 FET$2A6-$3.28 L78x1S $39.95 $36.95* 600x12 SNOW TIRES FOR SPORTS ACCENT GROUP most of the eastern third of the US95 nation today, reaching south as ismmwicmaniiiiiciiiiYstnttiiKl DATSUN A T0T0TA3 new nun far as Alabama and Georgia. 1071 F o rd FIDO V-8. Strong winds blew over ’17.95 pbs ’1.40 Fet several sections of the country, 1 9 7 2 DODGE 1 9 7 2 D O D G R autonjatic. AM-FM radio, Eoforo CutiMn 4*Dr. HarMlM, P«w»r rt—ring, Pam ai«M > Cu»»«y, |MWW ilM riat, pm»M 41m b fo lu i, ■W mag wheeis. radial ply tires, particularly the eastern slopes Oiic brok«s, laclory AIR, Vinyl fOol, tight gkg. 8^)71 N (h l p a c k o fa , Ek i m , A IR , SNO-CAPS air cofid. Only 28.000 miles. of the Rockies in Montana and SlWPDIilG per fin NEW over the northern Great Lakes, aiL SIZES BW < 2795 where they reached gale force. ’ 3 1 3 5 ’ 2 9 9 5 ALL TIRE PRICES INCLUDE MOUNTING Temperatures were on the * All Cirff Rtmrinmt (Ihrysler C*rp. 18 Month or 11.000 Mile Wirrzntee -k AND FULL ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE DODGE cold side for nearly the entire ♦ 2 5 * » PER PAIR nBiflcn ’ 1 2 9 5 country with the exception of Skylwh, 2-Dr. H«dl.p, V-l, aut». 70 OLDS. SI7IS 7ID0D6E s n u 7IFMT $1215 59 CHRYSLER S17K PLUS RECAPPABLE TIRES malic, K, MW Him, f.M.51,191 southern Florida and southern Cutlou fupttm t Convwfli- Palaca 2 4.*r HarOl.p. •SOSpidaiCamortlUa. ix- Nawpait 4 dMr. tadia, TIRE CHAINS California. bit. V *l, ouiemntk, pawtr Vlayl raa(, awlaaiallc, tra c lM n l ouiafflalk, pawat ataariat. FREE MOUNTING REG. PRICE $29.95 ftiMtring, radio, whitowollt, FOR WINTER DRIVING. HOPE DART SPORT. Much of Texas was pelted FORD MCHnsiER u m 72P006E S27IS STUDDING AVAILABLE . FOR THE BEST-BUT PLAN FOR with rain which changed to 71 DODGE S2NS 71 M ir KMOR S im 70 PONT. Eolora. 9 poif. Stallan Newport, 2 door hardtop, Caranal Cutlam 4 daar THE WORST. KEEP A SET OF snow over the Southern Wogon. V-l,^oMta., powor I door, automatic, Sadon. Oamaniiralar wiili Orand Prix, 9 rlr. HT, loll paw.r, radio, bMter, automatic, V-t, autatnallc, pawar I (.clary air cd ., vlayl lap, lap. Rockies. A heavy snow itwRfing, powot lirakat, power itcerlng. cylinder, radio. TIRE CHAINS IN YOUR TRUNK. Dodge play.r, rollya whMis, 21,114 Uaaiing, radian whilawolla. W C HONOR blanketed portiohs of New 4 -DOOR SEDAN WITH AUTHOnZED DEALEHS LUXURY DECOR GROUP urnTraniiic Mexico east of the Rio Grande ‘‘vU^TDODG^CinWL^imjefiVlifVA'^^ counm Prices start at * 1 1 . 9 5 per pair I Catalina 2-Door HT.iv-S Valley. I hydramatic, power steering Rain also soaked the Pacific | ■ power brakOi. radio, w/walls. Aieo JOIN I mileage 24.300. Northwe^ turning to snow in the mountains of Idaho and O R C Chorches Motors, Inc. DODGE OF MANCHESTER ( 0 IM J O Y HUS 0 ft CPAMOaa >2695 Montana. Dense fog in the cen 80 Oakland Street tral valley of California made 'A’ M a iiyO llM n A- driving hazardous as visibility M OAKLAND STRU T, MANCHESTER S4S-27S1 dropp^ near zero. BOYS PACE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mar.cbetter. Conn.. Fri.. Nov. 14. W72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Nov. 2.4.1972— PAGE NINETEEN Mobster Coventry Sporty Slickers Wards Off Firemen With Bow And Arrow Council Offers Free Dinner Industry Questions Sea Zone Legality Thin vinyl slickers are still Proposal a rain favorite with sporty BRnXIEPORT (AP) - A LAKEWOOD, Colo. (A P ) - Rister was being held by police examination could be given; the Judgmeift of the master, the year directed the state zones was voiced by Capt. (Renwood St. or Karl Gustafson clothes. These coats are U A t proposal to establish zones When firemen arrived at a u n til a m e n ta l h e a lth spokesman said. The Maranatha Christian safety of (he vessel, cargo or Department of Enrtronmental William C. Sill of the Sun Oil Group Opposes Sewers of as Vernon St. enough fo r summer s h o w ^ . Rejected restricting oil carrying vessels house fire here, they found the Cotfee House of Mandiester crew WQoId be Jeopudlsed Proteetton to estaWsh the sea Co. He said that during a in Long Island S o i^ has been homeowner warding them off give townspeople an will qioasor a Hianksgiviiig Cleary said the( assodation’t lanes. The law was passed in northwesterly wind it would be “ seriously study the various JERUSALEM (AP) - U.S. called unctmstitutional hy a with a tew and arrow. HOLLY GANTNER opportunity to decide whether MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 2.4.1972— PAGE TWENTY-ONE Tolland " • as chaimum o f puUidty and that her letter that she qieaks was badfy beaten for this post of is pnblic record. She Miss Misovich b y a better than 3 to 1 nuigbi. informed tte newspapers that $273,862 JOY in Second Year “ Many Tolland residents are her letter identified a ptaaaed in Appropriations 4^H Delegate questioning Mrs. Dean’s tactics move to remove me as JOY (Job Opportunities for to furnish junior and senior high school young men and women Thifault Speaks Out On Attempt To Oust Him and what is she really seddng. chairman and also stated that Approved Youth) vHll embark next week Miss Marlene Miscovich, . t by Town Directors for such tasks as snow Many people are questioning her lettCT namied the person on its second year as a job bank daughter of Mr. and Mrs. me on why I am not answering who would make this move. whose purpose is to match shoveling, baby-sitting, house Charles Thifault, chairman of sidents was to push for a vote; Michael Misovich of 21 Bell St., Democrat to be elected fii^ McGovern slate, two other “ Sixteen votes tte other way “ T te same night we elected the charges o f some of these This is a false statement, as financed by an equal state trailer, at a total estimated cost available young people with cleaning, sewing, painting, Tolland’s Democratic Town and what I did was to request BV SOL R. COHEN has been selected to attend tte selectman in 22 yOars. committeemen and myself won and I would have won, but officers, Mrs. Dean was pec^le. (Herald Reporter) grant. It is for tte tom ’s Youth of about $48,500. Weisa and short-term jobs. L ^t summer, animal care, car wadiing, ate C om m ute, has issued a state the members present if they two reporters frill acknowledge National 4-H Gub Congress at “ In 1970, I was unanimously a primary, in Tolland by a dissidents on tte ’Town Com seeking a delegate nomination ■i Service Center Program, In Public Wbrlcs Director William 50 students were placed on a tutoring. ment regarding last week’s "Charges are made and have after reading her letter today. the Conrad Hilton Hotel in insisted on a vote, was to vote endorsed by a Democratic comfortable margin.” mittee saw fit not to support a to the 2nd district Among items totaling facilities on Park St. and super O’Neill explained that tte new fuU-or part-time basis. Anyone seeking a young HOUDAY CHEER attempt to unseat him as chair been made by these same "She also states that tte call Qiicago from Nov. 26 through by open roll call vote. The same caucus for the office of Justice 'Thifault continued, “ When I candidate from their own town. Congressional convention; 1273,862 approved by the vised by Robmt Digan. Now in equipment would service tte This year, Miss Donna person is asked to supply the man. The 33-member town people who have organized sent out for last Friday’s Dec. 1. proc^ure was used earlier this of the peace. In 1971, the voters became a candidate for'state Satisfaction was great thov^, again, tte records show she was Mandtester Board of Difeptora its second year, tte program is town’s new transfer station and Mataning, a Manchester High following information about committee had, on a 15-8 vote their own conqriracy for quite meeting under new b n sl^ Some 1,600 4-H youth year when I was re-elected to of Tolland defeated me in my representative, the three because Tolland siq)ported me soundly cheated. Tuesday night was one for financed under the federal recycling center at tte Olcott School student, will oversee the himself; Name, address, BEGINS called on Thifault to step down some time. At the presoit time states that the call for delegates attending are state, my third term as chairman, 1^ bid for re-election to the first delegates from Tolland un by a two and one half to one “ Mrs. Dean recently $142,500, under the Federal Omnibus Cirime Control and St. Itepoial Area and that tte program from the Youth telephone number; type of work as town diairman, but the vote I’m informed that about four Thifault’s resignation was regional ate national winners a mandate vote of 254 over selectman’s post, but elected' animously sunwrted me at tte vote, and I won tte absentee challenged registrar of voters Emergency Employment Safe Streets Act. low-bed trailer could be used Service Center, 14 Park St. and when desired; and specific was later ruled illegal. people want to be Democratic made under this heading.- in 4-H projects ate activities challenger Kevin Cavanaugh. me to a selectman’s positim ballot vote by a margin of 27 to Bfike Murray for tte registrar’s Program. ... $25,000 to the TOPICS for transporting a portable qualifications for the worker, convention for this office, Town Chairman. Just ims^ne Again, I state this was a false Potential employers may call supervi^ by the Cooperative IN THE HOME In his statement, Thifault 2 . This request was not accepted. over my running mate, Oiarles losing the convention by two post, and again she was (Traffic O rations Program to bandstand to various town her at 646-1124, Mondays and such as age and physical said, “ In spite of the vote, even what a contest like this, if tte statement as these same two Extension Service and they will “ I certainly question Regan. All other candidates votes. I decided with the “ If Mrs. Dean considers this defeated,” tte statement con The »nm , wi^h $113,000 Increase Capacity and Safety) locations. Wednesdays, from 2:30 to 4:30 requirements. if it were legal, it was only a information is correct, will do reporters will acknowledge. I represent over five million remarks of irresponsibility by running for top office were support o f many people in being a loser,” tte statement tinues. “ T te same night , she financed by a federal grant nn«f projects, alin in the Special Directors James Farr and Vi p. m. Another day may be JOY will supply the names, request that I resign as town to tte so-called, as Dead showed these papers to youth in 4-H and related dissident member Mrs. Judith defeated, except the tax collec Tolland to primary. Requiring continues, “ I would suggest she also became a candidate for $29,500 Iqr a state grant (part of Grants Account. ’The sum, to vian Ferguson diided Weiss for added if warranted by the de addresses, and telephone drapery 4 Q Q cha^nnan. That will be given stated, ‘image’ of the repOTters horn tte Hartford programs in the 50 states. Dean in several of her many tor’s post, which was not only 100 signatures of look at her own record since tte justice of tte peace; again she a federal grant to the state) is be used by the Police placing the item on tte board’s mand. numbers of possible workers, further consideration.” Democratic party. Times and tte Inquirer, who District of Columbia ate Puer statements,” said Thifault, challenged by the Republican registered Democrats to do so, first of this year, when she was defeated. ’This past year toward the salaries of 40 Department for engineering agenda — on tte basis that the The program will be prepared and the employer will make his Thifault continued, referring visited my place of business for to Rico. Marlene will be f a b r i c s yaMamlup “ when she openly informed the party. I filed 400 signatures in . just a became a member of the she chose to seek a post as “ May 1 stole,’’ Thifault i«n>pwary town employes to services, will be financed by board had not aKiroved the selection from the list. to last week’s meeting, that a length of time. These records attending as a delegate in Ck>n- Hartford Times on Monday, “ In 1972,” ’Thifault continues, few days, because of the Democratic Town Committee. second vice presidoit in tte continues,”since Mrs. Dean F eb. 27, 1973. The federal $18,750 from a state grant and construction of a refuse “ one newspaper (The Herald) are available for anyone to sumer Education sponsored by A tremendoua selection of new florals, stripes, when she stated quite frankly, “ the Democratic Town support I received from Tolland “ Mrs. Dean sent out letters to Tolland Junior Women’s Club sent a letter to all town com program is for placement of $6,250 from the town, as its transfer station, yet it was con carried the story that I objected see,’’ Thifault’s statement con Ecudadorans Seize Tunaboats Montgomery Ward. Co. solids and modems tor those holiday drapierles ‘We are not interested in tte Committee re-elected me to my pe<^le.’ all 35 members of the mittee members and myself. cludes. unemployed in municipal and < required 25 per cent cost share. structed. Mrs. Ferguson called to a secret ballot vote. This is The purpose of the congress and slipcovers. 48" wide question of legality.’ Mrs. Dean third straight two-year term 1^ “ In my primary, I received Democratic Town Committee, state jobs — many of them In other business Tuesday it “ a surprise," and Farr said it They were identified as the not true. What I did Friday QUITO, Ecuador (AP) - Six is to offer new and stimulating calls me a loser and a Mayor a mandate vote of 254. In every tte unaidmous endorsement of in April 1972, stating that she created to fit the applicants. night, the board: seemed like a “ sneaky” way of Ocean Queen, John F. Kennedy, evening, as chairman of the U.S. tunaboats seized by experiences, including Richard Daley type of vote as a delegate to the officers of tte Democratic was the only person qualified to Everytime you hold your pay- Town Manager Robert Weiss ... Approved two allocations informing the directors a Pacific Queen, Kerri N., committee, was to inform the you’ve got a sizeable amouiiit Ecuador sailed for home education, inspiration and politician in her quoted conventions in a secret' ballot Town Committee, the be elected vice chairman of tte said be estimates tte program from the Capital Improvement transfer station had been built. Pacific Tradewinds ate Ven members present as their check in your hot little hand, you stashed away. Enough to help out Thursday after paying $444,562 reegnition. Twenty-three 4-H statements. vote, I always cam e in high on endorsement of the Democratic Democratic Town Committee. wUl be continued and funded by Reserve Fund — $4,500 for Mayor John Thompson asked turous, all based in San Diego. [f\l^iruii A\iUs chairman that it was my opi promise yourself to salt something with what tomorrow may bring. in fines and taxes for fishing teens will constitute the the voting, and represent^ the Town Conunittee, except for She was defeated in her bid for W ashin^n to July 1 and that it improvements at tte Nike Site Weiss to prepare an explanation The U.S. government, which ^ ^ FABRIC DEPARTMENT^STORES nion that the vote taken would “ May I remind Mrs. Dean of away. But man is weak. And what If you can’t trust yourself, trust within this Latin Ameriep (Connecticut delegation as they Town Committee at two people; the registrar of this office by Gem-ge Himt by a is anyone’s guess whether it recreational area, and $47,141 of the concept and construction recognizes only a 12-mile limit, be illegal, since the motion my political success in the town you want today seems a lot more country’s 200-miie territorial leave from Bradley Field MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off 1-86) conventions. voters, deputy registrar and tax strong majority of ^ 8 ; I U.S. Saving Bonds. Then you’ll will continue after that. 'for improvements to CJolimial o f the transfer station. In has advised boat owners request as presented was not on ' of Tolland.” important than worrying about limit. Saturday morning. Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. “ In 1972, for the post of collector; and tte unanimous personally supported Mr. Hunt. have a fund in your future. Director Jon Norris then Rd. in the Manchester authorizing Weiss to accept against paying license fees for the call of the meeting, or was I The boats, captured and Marlene has teen an active 4- Thifault’s statement con justice of the peace, I again endorsement of the Young “ I might add,” said Thifault, what you’ll need tomorrow. recommended that Weiss plan a Industrial Park, under the bids for the equipment, the fishing within the 200-mile limit requested to put it on the call.” taken to the port of Salinas H member for seven years. She tinues, “ In 1968, the Democratic polled a stnmg vote, as the Democrats as well as the presi “ that this was the first time in Quit kidding yourself. local onergency program for town’s industrial guidelines. directors eliminated the and reimburses the owners for “ I did not try in any way,” Wednesday, were the last of 19 has received numerous county Town Committee elected me to minutes of the committee dent, Rudy Kowalski, who sent the Democratic party in Join the Payroll Savings Plan placing some or all the 40 in ... Designated the United wording which refers to the fines paid to Ecuador. The the statement continues, “ to American vessels captured and awards and is presently a junior my first term as chairman of meetings will show. letters to all newspapers Tolland that a male chairman where you work. It’s easy. Just jobs, steuld the federal funding Bank and ’ITust Co. of Hartford transfer station. money is then deducted from Read Herald Ads prevent the members from fined in the last two weeks for leader of the Zippers 'n Spoons the Democratic Town “ In a primary challenge this stating why he supported me. I and male vice chairman were sproify an amount you want set end. Weiss said he will consider a towq depository. ... Tabled setting a date for a U.S. foreign aid to that country. voting. I could see as the fishing in Ecuadorean waters. 4-H Club. Committee by a vote of 194. In past June, as a delegate to the lost my primary bid by only 30 elected. ’This certainly showed such a plan. ... Approved early retirement public hearing relative to meeting progressed that the aside from your paycheck. Then 1969, the voters of Tolland state convention by people who votes in the new three towns of tte committee’s rejection of Other ‘ additional for A lfi^ H. Ubert, retroactive sidewalk construction mcnnentum on behalf of the dis elected me as the first that money is used to buy U.S. called themselves the the 53rd district. Mrs. Dean. Savings Bonds. You never see the appropriations for 1972-73 voted to Nov. 1, 1972. assessments against abutting Tuesday n i^ t, all but $ 6 ,^ of ... Authorized the manager to property owners. The construc money, so the temptation to spend Now E Bondi pay intercot whan held hi maturity of S yean. 10 months i4Vi the first it to be funded by equal federal retain an engineering sei^ ce, tion was authorized by a Nov. 7 FROM THE it is removed. Ana with every p ^ - year). Bonds are replaced if loot, stolen, or « ' • • Ma^navox • Maf;tiavox • Ma; BUGS BUNNY BUGSBUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NESD COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE OlljT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE t'MTWViMG CRYIN'OLrr'' I/ t NERE'E NOTNIN' g w e b t b r . 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UTTLE SPORTS H-At a*« VI o« 5 0 MT> 9 Nik lx II-2N .S.AJ 1 ^ Sr,gtrvr —1 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 24, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 24, 1972 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE The Priae List Cliff Demers Resigns Burfoot Repeats as Five Mile Champ As East Grid Coach, Finish Name ...... Affiliation Time ' ...... ■ — — - — 1. Amby Burfoot___ __ Central Conn. A A ...... 22:21 2. John V ita le...... New Haven TC ...... , . . . 22 J9 3. Dan M oynihan...... Tufts ...... 23:28 By Earl Yost 4. Charlie D uggan...... Springfield...... 23:35 East Catholic High is in the market for a sixth head Outduels Vitale in Breaking Course Record 5. Steve F lanagan...... Unattached ...... 23:56 football coach in its 12-year history at the local school. 6. Pete Bortolottl...... ^ »rta n A C ...... 23:59 20! In a surprise announcement to the squad following last 7. Ray O o th e r s ...... Central Conn.AA ...... 2 4 :0 1 Wednesday’s practice, Cliff Demers announced he was 8. Ramon D ow ney...... Unattached ...... 24;07 3 resigning after Thursday’s (yesterday) final game against 10,000 View Field of 430 in 28-Degree Weather 9. Chris Chambera ______UMass ...... 2 4 :1 2 South Catholic. 10 M ik e M c C u s k e r .. UMass ...... 24:22 Demers, a University of Connecticut grad, will continue 11. Dennis McCormack... Holy Cross...... 24:23 as director of athletics. 12. Vin C u ^ ...... Central Conn.AA ...... 24:27 He served six years as head coach and compiled an IS. Bruce Q a r k ...... Elast Hampton Hi^ ...... 24:32 By Earl Yost a new mark, easily eclipsing the old standard of 50ii last the reigning New England intercollegiate cross country place with Brian Rothfuss of Kennedy High in Peekskill, overall record of 26 wins, 30 defeats and one tie. The 14. Brian Balavender Unattached...... 24:36 year. , champion. N.Y., gaining 15th place and just making the prize Ihd. Eagles were 7-3 in both 1968-69 and tied South for the HCC Sports Editor Second best for the second straight year was J(riui Vitale, 15. DickTahey ...... UMass ...... 24:46 Rounding out the top 10 were; (4) Charlie Duggan, Merchandise awards wait to ^ top 25. 16. Donald R ow e ...... New York AC ...... 24:43 title in '69. former University of Connecticut standout, now with the Tall, methodical, long-striding Amby Burfoot saves his sensational Springfield College star out of Hartfmil Public, First Manchester scholastic entrant to place was Jeff 17. Richard B a rry ___ _ .>. UMass ...... 24:48 Demers said he would sit down the Rev. Robert New Haven Track Qub. Vitale, too, brdce the existing best running performances for late in the year. (5) Steve Flanagan, ex-UGoun runner who competed Geyer who was NoM with the Red and White this past 18. Bruce Fiori...... Farmington H ig h ...... 24:51 Saunders, principal, and discuss the football vacancy next record with a clocking of 22:29, but it Just wasn’t good unattadied, (6) Pete Bortolottl of the ^>artan A.C. of cross country year. Geyer Placed S9th. 19. Bob Sm ith...... Louisiana State U ...... 24:54 week. Running true to form, Burfoot came up with a super enough for it was Burfoot’s day in the sun. Brockton, Mask., (7) Ray Crothers, one-time winner and He received the first annual Pete Wigren ’Trofdiy in 20. Jcdm Durland ...... Unattached ...... 24:56 East dropped its finale, 14-13, for a 2-6-1 record. effort yesterday morning when he thrilled an estimated a ex-Central Connecticut State C o l l ^ standoidt, now with honor o f the r e tii^ Mandiester £ 0 ^ ^ c k and cross 21. Ed K ing ...... Central Conn. A A ...... 24:56 Other Eagle grid mentors were Larry lanucci, Andy crowd of 10,000 by showing his heels to a record field in It was strictly a two-man race, from start to finish, with the Central Connecticut A-A., (8) ex-Princeton cross country coach who also served as race director yesterday. 22. Terry Gallagher ___ Unattached ...... 24:57 Baylock, Norm Gerber and Don Robert. winning the 36th edition of Manchester’s Five Mile Road Vitale setting the pace for better than four miles. Hal country captain Eamon Downey, unattached, led two The Seniors, runners 50 and over, were boided Iqr B ^ 23. Robert D a y ...... South Carolina A A ...... 25:01 Race. 24. George C onefrey...... North M edford...... 25:02 Turkington, who followed the progress of the race in the Univeiidty of Masachusetts runners across the line, (9) Gardner of the Hartford Track Qub with Bill Tribou of The 26-year-old, 140-pound, six-foot, one-inch 25. Brian Rothfuss...... Unattacbixl — ...... 25:03 lead police car, reported not more than tiiree yards Chris Chambers and (10) Bffike McCusk^. the same club second and Charlie Robbins of the New York schoolteacher bettered his own record of 22:34 set in 1968 separated the two leaders over the first four miles once the Just missing the elite tq> 10 was former Elast Catholic Pioneer Qub third. with a clocking of 22:21.9 in the holiday trot which Top schoolboys — Bruce (Hark, East Hampton, 13th; Bruce Fiori, Chiefs Leading pack started to spread out on Charter Oak Street. High ace Dcinis McCormadc, now running under the Robbins, a two-time winner, was making his 27th start in attracted 430 official starters, plus 75 unregistered post Farmington, 18th; Brian Rothfuss, Kennedy H i^ , Peekskill, Burfoot assumed the lead just before reaching the colors of Holy Ckoss (College, in 11th place. the last 28 years and 21st in succession. The fifidfOetown entries, in 28 degree temperature. Unltte a year ago v^en N.Y. Top Seniors (50 and over) — 1. Bob Gardner, Hartford Center and comeing down Main Street he gradually opened Top showing by a schoolboy, as expected, was Bruce physician ran bare-footed. He placed 188th. JOHN VITALE DAN MOYNIHAN CHARLIE DUGGAN STEVE FLANAGAN e i^ t inches of snow and ice covered the course, the sun T ra ck Club; 2. Bill Tribou, Hartford Track (Hub; 3. Charlie the margin until he broke the tape some 70 yards ahead of (Tlark of Elast H ^ p to n H i^ . Clark sped around the five Presentation of awards was capably handled by Mayor Flops in NFL was at its brilliant November best during the running. Robbins, New York Pioneer Gub. First local high school finisher Herald photo by Bucelviclus Vitale. miles in 24:32 to grab 13th place. Clark won the CIAC State John Thompson at race headquarters which were set up at There were 429 official finishers. ’Die previous h i^ was — Jeff ISeyer. y cross country tiUe the past two years. Bruce Fiori, of the Elast Side Rec. WiU Hadden served as general NEW YORK (AP) — Kansas City’s Chiefs, who’ve spent 383 in 1970. A grand total of 560 entries were received, also Third place was won by Dan Moynihan of Tufts College, Farmington High, was the second best schoolboy in 17th chairman for the Tall Cedars. Moyer; 232. Ken Grilfes; 233. Rich so many Christmases playing football, may get to spend 2t. Charles Dyson, 25:15; 27. Paul Taouirjee; 234. Jim Cutler 31:05; 235. Pro Hockey Daly; 28. Rich Michalski; 29. Sam Bill Ford; 236. Paul Lapine; 237. Ray the holidays under the mistletoe. Baslaraehe, 25:20; 20. Bob Half. 25:25; Hartley 31:10; 238. Ken Tourjee; 239. NHL ' And, they’ll hate it. 31. Sal M anglanco; 32. Henry D a rtok , Jeremy Wilcox; 240. Mark Hanna; 241. 25:20; 13. im cB uckland, 25:35; 34.G rM Thursday's Game Tim Mnnlng; 242. Bob McBrIem 31:15; The Chiefs are the National Football League’s leading Chapman; 35. Bob McCarthy, 35:40; SlT 243. Bill D avis:. 244. Mike Portelance; Buffalo 5, New York Rangers ^Crowds are Warm and Responsive^ Tim Smith; 37. Gene M cM errlm an; 3*. ■ . flops of 1972 with a 5-5 record and a Igpk Sunday against the ‘I’ll Come Back Until / Can Win Again^ 245. Dave Madden; 245. John Adam ciyk; 3 Dave Densky, 25:45 ; 39. Bob D e im ^ ; 247. Joe Davopolos 31:25; 248. Carlos Oakland Raiders will almost erase any playoff hopes. • 40. Pete Kavanah; 41. Bob Boston 4, California 2 Barriosnuevo: 249. Dave Bale 31:30 : 250. The choice here is for a 33-21 Raider clctory, vaulting HInterminster: 42. Fran D ailey; 43. Dave DoUyard: 251. John Waite 31:35; Only games scheduled Georse Cooper, 25:50 ; 44. John Hurley, 252. John McGrane 31:40: 253. Barclay WHA Oakland into a 2^-game lead in the American (inference 25:55; 45. Steve McNutt; 40. Baron Robinson; 254. Steve JabloA. 255. Carl UtU efield. 25:00 ; 47. Don Bam ford; 45, Western Division with three weeks to play. Second Best Vitale B lordin; 255. John G ray; 257. J eff Thursday's Games Champ Either First M ickey Hawks; 49. Kurt Pfrongle, 26; 15; Daisher 31:45; 258. Harry D yer, 259. 50. BUI Tnriey; 51. Tom Waites; 52. Robb Chicago 8, Ottawa 1 Washington is a 21-10 pick to blunt Green Bay’s Rich Bubana 31:50; 360. Charles Paydos Leary: S3. ^ aiHord, 28;30; 54. Ken 31:55. 251. Bob Gilligan: 262. Am ie Minnesota 4, Los Angeles 3 comeback, spiraling the Packers back into a three-team Honer; 55. Rick Krause; 55. Kevin ^ o w e r : i U . John HuMlnson 32:05:284. H ouston 6, W innipeg 5, shootout with Detroit and Minnesota in the National Unhappy With Finish M cCusker; 57. Mark SciuiHess; 55. Jim John Cannon: 265. Brett Preson; 266. Or Second Since 1966 G ranw laU . 25:25 ; 50. Pete O n e ch ; 60. SUn Whitaker; 267. Tom Quirici 32:10; overtime Conference Central. . Bob Huntington. 26:30; 51. Ross 268. Terry M orrison; 269. Bill Jones; 270. Only games scheduled The Lions trail the Pack by a half game afer smashing . Huntington; O . Blaine Ekiele; 63. Jim Steve Tirrell: 271. Bill Grossman; 272. By Earl Yost “ I felt relaxed last Sunday (in By Earl Yost G iu lletil; 54. Ken G ankofskic: 65. Kurt Yankaskas: 273. Pat Hamedy; 274, the New York Jets 37-20 in a Thanksgiving Day game and around when we meet. I’m W illiam G reen; 65. Guy G lover; 67. Jim Geruacio Pangilinan 33:15; 275. Brook winning the Middletown race) but Tytell, 25:39 ; 55. Joe Ouinan; 69. Steve Pro Basketball the Vikes are one notch behind. “ I love running here. I’ve never had disappointed but I gave it all I had. If Colburn; 276. Dave O 'Brien; 277. Joel “ I’m not happy,” a dejected John O ates; 70. Tom Wild; 71. Steve Conroy ; Zecher; 278. Dean Dallman; 279. Bill Washington should win its eighth straight, the longest a bad race,” AmBy Burfoot recalled today I was really hanging on for dear 72. Paul Oparowski; 73. Vln Fandetti. NBA Vitale said, still wearing his running we ran the same race again Murphy: 280; Carl P reuss32:20; 281. ED life. I have never concentrated so 28:40; 74. Carl McNeil. 36:45 ; 75. Robert Flangan; 282. Tom Early 32:25 ; 283. Thursday's Games string of victories since Franklin D. Roosevelt shared the as he relaxed after a record- tomorrow, I would follow the same Keele; 75. Glenn Wiley; 77. Aumpt togs, after he gave it all he had Dave Gankofskie; 284. Walt Treschuk Atlanta 110, Seattle 97 capitol with the Redskins. shattering perfontiance in the 36th hard for any race in my life.” Diamantini: 75. O yde Benton; 79. Pat 32:30 ; 285. Tony S lu san ' 288. Tom yesterday in an effort to top his No.l plan, but I would have to run faster.” Dougherty, 25:55; 80. Carl Westberg; 81. Minnesota outgunned Los Angeles 45-41 last week, but Five Mile Road Race yesterday over Burfoot teaches the sixtii grade at K em ble: 287. Tlom Phillips; 288. Bob Phoenix 128, Detroit 122 rival, Amby Burfoot, in the Five Mile Vitale led for the better part of four Bob Johnson: 52. Glen M cGrance: 83. Dean 32:K; 289. Bob Landau 32:40; 290. Only games scheduled this week we're going with Pittsburgh’s defense to rebound Manchester’s paved streets. the Mary Morrison School in Groton. Vito Bonaiuto; 84. Jay Ferguson; 85. Jim Tom Scholsky; 291. Bob Nichols 32:45; miles until Burfoot, who was running Bauer, 27:00; 86. Lai+y Woykovsky; 87. ABA “ I was a little apprehensive today Road Race - but it wasn’t good 292. Bill W ilson; 293. Kurt Hohmann; and whip the Vikings 17-14. ’The latest success was the fourth in just a stride or two behind, made his Dave Lawrence; 85. Peter_Littleficld. 294. J. E. Motherway 32:55 ; 295. Ron Thursday's Game enough. ' _____; 89. Larry Kahn; 90. T om Breen, Unbeaten Miami will have to suffer the letdown of the 10 starts for the 26-yearold, bearded because I had a sore throat several 27:10; Patchen; 296. Ray Andrews; 297. Frank Virginia 116, Carolina 106 Al&ough the 24-year-old, 5-7, 140- move at the Center, coming down 27:15; 91.'Don Pirie Jr.; Sl.DickTourtee COoley 33:06 ; 298. Charles Cunningham: year to keep from going 11-0 against St. Louis is what schoolteacher. Over the past seven days. I hoped to grab the lead but I J r.: 93. Chris Edens; 94. Dave Taylor, pounder sped around the course in Main Street, and the shorter man 299. wa)t Pollard 33:10 : 300. Bob Only game scheduled appears to be a Monday night television mismatch at the years, he ex-Wesleyan University couldn’t get ahead of Jqhn (Vitale). 27:20 ; 95. Rene Charland; 96. Jim W illiams: 301 Al Venskus: 302; Rich Friday's Games record time, he had to be content with could not stay with the defending ViUgliano, 27:30;«. Bill Shirley, 27:35; Bamingham 33:15; 303. BobOswell; 304. Orange Bowl. It’s the Dolphins to do it by 24-16. standout has either b ^ No.l or No.2 Every time I pulled even, he would 98. M il Delm onico; 99. Mark Aequaotta: Bob Tedford; 305. Bob Carbray: 306. New York at Utah second place as Burfoot covered the champion. 100. Mike Saimond; 101. Bob Russell. With a 55-21 prediction record, a .723 percentage, here’s and has quickly faken over the pull away a stride or'two. Roger Mahan: 307. Bemie Slater: 305. Memphis Vs. Carolina at distance in 22:21. Eight seconds Both Burfoot and Vitale just missed 27'40: 102. Bob G ardner; 103. Jell Ron Tedford 33:25 : 300. Bill Smith Jr.; our calls on the other seven games scheduled Sunday in the ‘"The first two miles were very fast Walden. 27:45; 104, Brian Heidlman; 105. 33:30 : 310. Bill Packard 33:30; 311. Bill Greensboro spotlight which was dominated in the making the 1972 Olympic team. Malcolm MacKeniie; 106. Bob Tencia; slower was Vitale, ex-UCk>nn runner, Frederlch 33:35 ; 312. Wayne Ostrout: NFL: past by retired Joe McQuskey and and I was sure we were running ahead 107. Dave Engle; 108. Bill Krause. 27:55; who plans to enter Southern “ My goal as a runner is to be able to 313. Miller Brown; 314. Ed Rosenthal; Ctolts 24, Patriots 14: Two in a row for “ new era” later by Little Johnny Kelley who is of the record. I figured we would slow 109. Jerry Whittaker; 110. John Riley; 315. G eorge Richardson; 316. John Connecticut in January in pursuit of compete in national meets in the 111. Angus Wooten; 112. Bob Maziawy: HIncks 33:45 ; 317, John Keleher; 318. Baltimore against a New England team that has lost seven still running. McQuskey won four down the last three but we didn’t.” 113, Len Nasser: 114. John Buddington: Mike Berrengia 33:50 : 319. Rich FriU : enough credits to teach school. 20,000 meters,” the long-haired Vitale 115. Jell JoHe; 116. John Koon; 117. Dave Knights Drop straight and is just getting started. Five Milers and Kelley has six to his “ This was a fast running day, good 320. Paul Phinney. “ I ran the race I plaimed but I didn’t said as he awaited the presentation of Lemleus; 118. Jim Geyer; 119. Malt 321 Mike Winners 33.55 ; 322. Terry Chargers 28, Oilers 10: San Diego finally learned it was credit. cold weather,” the former Boston Wolff; 120. Don Pirie Sr.; 121. Bill Shanon: 323. Ed Dean: 324. Gary Out Of League run fast enough,” the l^ s t Haven man awards at the Bast Side Rec. Krohn, 28:05; 122. Chris Saunders; 123. Roberts: 325. Ray Roberge; 328. Mike fun to play error-free football in last week’s 27-17 mopup of Burfoot was second in both 1966 and Marabou winner noted. :.l . .V .T Tony Lupacchino,28:10; 124. Dave Low; said.’ ’This is a very competitive race. Downes: 327i Bob Whitesell; 328. Dave; Kansas City. Houston is still learning. 1967 to Ralph Buschmann and Art Would he like to equal Kelley’s “I’ll be back next year. I’ll come 125. Tom Worn. ■: ) ; ■ : Warren; 329. Terry Morrison 34:05 ; 330, “ I don’t know why I can’t beat back until I can win again. It’s as 126. D ave Ju ssau m e; 127. K eith Bill Burnell; 331. Alex Fedorowici34:20; Browns 24, Bills 17: Cleceland keeps pace in the NFC Dulong and put together back-to-back record of six wins? Larrabee'; 128, Lee Chisholm 28:15; 129. 332. Mark Easter; 333. Jerry G, Gagnon Amby under five miles. I know I can Steve Tarry; 130: Rich McGraUi 28:20; HARTFORD (AP) - The Central in final home game before roadside windups at wins in 1968 and 1969, trailed Vitale in “ Right now I’m shooting for three simple as that,” he said as he moved 34:30 : 334. Bob Quaglia: 335..George beat him over 10. 131. Harry Gale; 132. John Barnowski; M cK ay; 336. R ick L evy; 337. Ken Hartford. Knights are Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and New York Jets. strai^t. If I can win three in a row, up to take the second place award. 133. John Conant; 134. Pete Dohdrty; 135. 1970 and regained his winning ways a N ech itilo 34:35 ; 338. Tom Hullauan withdrawing from the Seaboard Rams 28, Saints 7: After dropping 3 of 4, Los Angeles had “ Amby ran a fabulous race. I can’t One had the feeling that Vitale Paul Schall 28:25: 136. Bill Trldou: 137. 34:45; 339. Jobn E gan; 340. Dennis year ago and now has his second two- that would be a major Fran Devine 28:30; 138. Scott Moffatt; Professional Football League, believe that he can run that fast.The Bumeli 34:55: 341. Walt Harper; 342. better stop slipping or they’ll be joining Kansas Qty in year reign. accomplishment. It won’t be easy, won’t be smiling again until he can be 139 JefI Bucy ; 140. Randy Wederslrom Jeff Jones 35:05 ; 343. Ken Hankinson: says Knights President Peter 28:35; 141. Cliff Sahlim; 142. George sitting out the lucrative postseason. either,” he added, If it wasn’t for next time it may be the other way first in line at the awards’ table. 344. Pete VaiU: 345. Steve Gagnon: 346. Savin. “ The crowds here are very warm Brown: IAS. Dave Helferich 28:45; 144. Bill Halpen 35:10; 347. DonGandani: 348. Falcons 17, Broncos 10: Floyd Little is hurting and Bob and responsive. I really look forward Vitale’s success in 1970 Eku^oot would Pete Infauger 28:50: 145. Mike Fuco; Dave Beizer; 349. John Leavit 35:15; 350. The Knights recently 146. Ashley Saunders: 147. Jim Dave Borden 35:20 : 351. Don Liden: 352. completed an undefeated one- Anderson is out for Denver, making up-and-down Atlanta a to running here every ’Ilianksgiving,” have been able to boast an Vankaskae; 148. John Cunning; 149. Walt Borden 35:25 : 363. Roy Leighton Mark Thiede; 150. Brian Collins 28:55; year stint in the league, winning Herald photo by Bucelvlclua . solid choice. the longlegged winner said. unprescedented string of four 35:30 ; 354. Ray Campbseo; 355. Chris Major College Football Roundup 151. Jim Verrill; 152. Bill Smith 111: 153, Glenney; 356. Glen Stacy 35:40; 357. all 14 regular games and two Giants 24, Eagles 7: New York clings to thin hopes of straight. Vem Swett; 154. Steve MacHuga; 155. Al “ 1 had a lot of luck today in winning. Jules Hollander; 358. Dave Wickland playoff encounters, many of Bruce Clark Tinned^ by Coach Dan Jones making the playoff as a “ wild card” team while Kelley’s string ran from 1951 thru Hardy: 156. Jeff Johnson 29:05; 157. Jim 35:45 ; 359. Wil Blanchette: 360. Tim I usually get in top shape in Taylor; 158. Pete CKartier; 159. Don Sullivan 35:55 : 381. Joe Boscarino: 362. them by large margins. Philadelphia lives with an offense that has made seven Chartier: 160. Tom Leonard 111: 161. November. I figured that Vitale (John 1953. He also won in 1957 and 1961 and Joe Bauer; 363. Ed Gran 36:10; 364. Art Savin said Wednesday be had Mike Cornish 29.10; 162. John Odell Holden: 365. Jim Hellinger; 366. Jeff East Hampton High Runner First Schoolboy Home in 13th Spot touchdowns in 10 weeks. Vitale) and Dan Moynihan were the also notched four second placements. 29:20:163. Rich Hadden; 164. Stan Steves Lissow; 367. Dave Duff 36:15; 368. Joe been trying for two weeks to Bengals 14, Bears 7;‘Each team has lost three straight, Field Goal Decisive 29'25: 165.-M ike G eiser; 166. Dave ones to beat. Dan just wasn’t ready The 1972 king runs 85 miles a week. Motherway 38:20 ; 369. Dave McCann; sound out support for a Pescalello 29:30: 167. Ed Fischer; 168. 370. John Curran; 371, Bill Liberator; dropping from contenders to nobodies in division races. for this type of competition although His next goal is the Boston Marathon a em McGrath; 169. Ernie Mclnernueyi; 372. Sam Kopcha 36:25; 373. Dave White: separate professional football The winner gets a last chance to make a comeback. in April. 170. T om Bruge 29:35; 171. Bruce 374. Jim Kristan; 375. Jay Rubinow league which would include the he’s had a great year in cross country. Douglas: 172. Rick Minion 29:40; 173. 36:50 ; 376, Jack Morrison; 377. Mark As Nebraska Downed Bemie Kowalski; 174. Bob Rice; 175. Shultbess: 378. Carlos Benlvldes; 379. Knights. Ray Porlelance; 176. Jim Cutler Jr.: 177. Ernie 'llthgcnannt 37:00 ; 380. Dave “ There were many things Joel McCann 29:45; 178. U riy Callahan: Saunders; 381. Tom Strangman 37:05; about the Seaboard Football Even before the dust has a chance Joe Wylie on the Sooner 24, and Dave 179 K.C. Burns 29:50; 180. Barry 382 Herb Zickwoll; 383. Bob Harvey to settle in Lincoln, Neb. following Goeller scored from the one. Sheckley; 181. Gary Walberg; 182-Steve 37-15; 384. Dave Sergestrom; 385, Bryan League I didn’t like,” said Bruins Thankful * HetaM 1* 0(0 bjr BuecM dus Simmons: 183, Bob Benbow; 184. Wayne Charles; 386. Phil Hutchins; 387. Harvey SavM, but he declined to say Bridgeport Skein Thursday’s Big Eight triumph by Then Oklahoma quarterback Dave Baker; 185. Tim Carcia; 186. Ralph Sergestrom; 388. Rob Clavette: 389. Walde 29:55; 187. Jim O'Brien; 188. exactly what. fX. Amby Burfoot Doing His Thing - Winning Oklahoma’s Sooners over the defen Robertson went to a weapon the Lloyd D uff; 390. Paul Bock; 391. Sig Charlie Robbins; 189. Phil Watson; 190. P od loaiv; 392. Lee- Fielden; 393. Len BiU A cber; 191. Jobn Keleher: 192. Dan For Holiday Wins ding national champion Nebraska Sooners did not have to use very much Fijrand; 394. Dan Wright; 395. Bill DesmaraU 30:00: 193. Bob Dempsky; Stone; 396. Paul K aplltz; 397. Ken Comhuskers, a couple of Big Ten in their first nine games — the 194. John Yurgalewicz: 195. John Barry; On Line Tonight Ellerich; 398. Dick Cobb; 399. Emerson B O ST O N (AP) - With the Rangers leading 3-2, teams are expected to raise some dust forward pass. 196. Fraser Clark; 197. Ruddy Oehm Bosworl 37:25 ; 400. Tony Dennis; 401. Ex~ Collegian Key Grid Battles Saturday 30 05; 198. John Salcius; 199. Kevin Steve Tam blange 40:20 ; 402. G reg Thanksgiving Day is a time to Rene Robert scored on a 35- of their own Saturday in Columbus, With the Comhuskers keeping Bosque 30:10; 200. Lbwell Neudeck; 201. Rosenfiel 40:25 : 403. Al Rosenfield: 401 be thankful, and the Boston footer to tie the score, then BOSTON (AP)-^'nie University of Bridgeport seeks its Ohio. Oklahoma’s nationally top-ra^ed Geoirge Brown 30:15; 202. Ed Whitney; Mark Perrone; 405. Karl Gustafson: 406. Braves’ Star 263 Julien Martin; 204. Tom Ritter; 205. Vic Moses; 407. T. J. Gulkowski 39:25; Bruins have offered their Gerry Meehan put the ^ b res 21st consecutive victory in a repeat bowl performance Golf That’s where third-ranked rushing attack in check, Robertson John Conboy: 206. Willard Bennett 30:20; 408. Don Schofield: 409. Gary Molgard; thanks for victories the last ahead with a goal with five 507. Andy Anderson; 208. Stan Sleeves; 410. Steve Savino; 411. Marty Cavanaugh tonight, kicking off a light but important football weekend AUCKLAND, Yale in ‘The Game’, Michigan, 10-0, will square off against took «to the air to spark a 76-yard Bv Till'. ASSOCIATED eight years they have plaj^d on minutes to play. Don Luce 209. Jim Nurmi; 210. Dennis W ylder' 41'20; 412, Fred Brown 41:40: 413. Len I'KESS with New England’s 1972 mythical college championship N.Z.—Australians Ian Stanley ninth-rated Ohio State, 8-1, in a game scoring drive that took 11 pla3rs. He -30:25 ' 211. Craig Edmondson; 212. Jim Waxman 41:50; 414. Norm Pachtman; the holiday. added the final goal, his second KMfe- 213. George Ripley 30:30; 214. 415, Al Yankonitz; 416. Walt Joynen Dave Reece, a 24-year-old The Bruins posted their of the game, into an open net in on the line. and Brian Smith shot four- which will decide the Big Ten then connected with freshman linker Tom Leonard; 2lf. Bill Vianeault; 216. 42 15; 417. Jim Simunds; 418. Tony set to keep intact his record of UConn Meets Cross Al Toback 30:40; 217. Dan K ar^s; 218. former University of Vermont fourth consecutive victory and the final minute. Bridgeport, which swept under-par 67s to take the first- championship and also the league’s Owens — brother of former Heisman Morianos: 419. Al Forrest 42:50; 0 never losing to Yale. Bill Ogden; 219. Sherman Malley; 220. Barrv Pinney; 421. Greg PIkula: 4H. star, is making a big pitch to extended their record to 6-1-1 in Dan Lodboa sta rl^ the rout through 10 games on its regular round lead in the New Zealand representative for the Jan. 1 Rose Trophy winner Steve Owens— on a 22- John sL n n o n ; 221. Bob LaR Iviere30:45. Massachusetts, headed for Brian Pinnev 43:10 : 423, Dick Collins nail down the regular goal the last eight games by for Chicago with a goal in the season schedule, will defend its Open Championship. By The Associated Press Bowl against No. 1 Southern Cal. yard scoring pass to tie the score 14- 222 Fred Oslrowski; 223. George 44:34 ; 424. G eorge Gorde 44:45; 425. Pat the Boardwalk Bowl against the Laziarulo; 224. Skip Frank; 225. Rich Vignone; 426. Joe Kristan; 427. Curt tending job with the Boston defeating the California Golden first 30 seconds, and before laurels in the Knute Rockne HlLTON HEAD ISLAND, Yale and (fonnecticut are preparing for key games “ The team that makes the least 14. D a v 226. Tim Ford: 227. Ray Norgard: Mellen: 428. Maurice Moore; 429. Joe Braves of the American Hockey Seals 4-2 Thursday night before University of California at 5. C.—Big Bob Erickson, a 228 John Kavanah; 229. Tyler Briggs Ottawa could get on the board Bowl, facing Slippery Rock at Saturday as both teams wind up their football seasons with mistakes has the best chance of A fumble by Nebraska QB Dave Kristan Sr. League. Davis Dec. 9, gets a chance to onetime watchmaker an(l a 90:50 : 230. Jim Evans. 30:55; 231. Paul the usual packed crowd of the Cougars were ahead 5-0. Convention Hall in Atlantic different sets of problems. Reece turned aside 33 shots prove its deserves third, or veteran on the pro tour, held a winning,” declared Michigan Coach Humm set up Rick Fulcher’s game 15,(X)3 at the Boston Garden. Wayne Connelly’s unassisted City. Slippery Rock has an 8-1-1 Thursday night in leading the higher, ranking in New surprise one-stroke lead after Bo Schembechler, logically en(>ugh. winning field goal in the final period. The Bruins built a 3-1 lead on goal early in the second period record. Braves to a 6-2 victory o(ter the England. The Yankee compiling a 66 in the first round ■The Elis will travel to Cambridge, Mass, for the 89th “ We’ve got to play out best game, and Oklaboma’-s Derland Moore recovered a pair of goals by superstar was decisive for Minnesota, Bridgeport’s Purple Knights Virginia Wings in the only game Conference champs put a 7-2 of the 125,000 Heritage Classic. edition of “ The Game”—the traditional rivalry with we expect Ohio State to play its best;” on the'Nebraska 27, and four plays Bobby Orr and one by rookie which built up a 4-0 lead and are ranked seventh in The on the AHL holiday schedule. record on the line against LA ROMONA, Dominican •Harvard. The Wolverines have already later Fulcher split the uprights from Gregg Sheppard, but had to then had to withstand Los Associated Press New England Ron Anderson scored two Boston College. The fourth- Republic—Spain's Jose "Pepe” survice a scare as the Seals Angeles’ charge. Mike Curran, poll. And, although there are clinched a share of the Big Ten titfo, 41 yards out to give Oklahoma the goals and assisted on two others ranked Eagles, smarting from Gancedo and Roman Taya took Yale, sh(K)ting for a piece of the Ivy League title, has not a came to life in the third period the Minnesota goalie, had to only a handful of games left, the with a 7-0 mark, but need either a win victory. SK' TBiwiiSi in pacing the Boston attack. a 3-6 record against the nation’s the second-round lead in the beaten Harvard at Harvard Stadium since 1960, the year of the National Hockey league make 34 saves in the final two six teams ahead of Bridgeport or a tie Saturday to gain the Itose In the other big Turkey Day battle. Ron Boehm and Anderson iron, are chomping at the bit, Americas Cup Championship Yale went undefeated. game. periods. are in action. Cotton Bowl-bound Texas struck for goals within 35 sec determined to - prove they’re Bowl, berth. If ()hio State wins the MIDDLETOWN (AP) — COMMERCIAl^Dave In the only other NHL game Keke Mortson netted his Dartmouth, which drew 179 of with a five-under-par 67 over Connecticut’s Yankee (inference title hopes were better. nationally televised contest, the overpowered traditicmal rival Texas Receiver Tom Tokarz of the Ducheman 135, Dave Kosciol onds early in the first period Thursday night, the Buffalo fourth goal of the year with 4:03 a possible W points in this the difficult Cajuiles course. eliminated earlier in the year but the Huskies still have a Buckeyes will tie Michigan for the Big A&M 38-3 as quarterback Alan Lowry Wesleyan University football 139-lS(>-408, Fred Riccio 140, and the Braves went on to win Sabres came from behind to gone by in the 10-minute w e ^ ’s regional po)l, puts its Holy” Cross, ranked sixth after a loss at Army on a last mark to break as they meet Holy Cross Saturday in Ten crown and earn the trip to threw his first touchdown pass of the team Monday received the Hoppy Cassidy 137, Mike Kelly easily. defeat the New York Rangers 5- overtime for Houston’s victory. No. 1 ranking on the line at Reece rebounded from a 2-0 minute field goal, seeks to Bowling Worcester. Mass. Pasadena. season and ran for two more scores to school’s top athletic award 359, Russ Fountain 367. 3, the first time Buffalo has The Jets had taken a 4-2 lead Penn. The Big Green, who loss on two early first period clinch a winning canpaign as CHICAGQ-Defending \ Oklahoma, meanwhile, gained a lead the L o n ^ m s to victory in the during Wesleyan’s fall sports beaten New York in the three with four goals in the second have an over-all 6-1-1, will be • UChnn, 4-4 for the season, would like to finish 5-4, an ELKS- Don Carpenter 147- goals by the Richmond Robins host to Connecticut. The champion Don Johnson of banquet. years the Sabres have been in period, but the Aeros came out to clinch the Ivy League achievement that would be slightly less than last year’s 53- measure of revenge by coming from a Southwest Ck^ference game. Wednesday night. He has Crusaders have a 4-3-1 record, Akron, Ohio clung to first place 372, Jack Talley 136-375, Joe the league. back with a trio of goals in the title with a victory over the 14-0 deficit to defeat Nebraska 17-14. With Texas trailing 3-0, Lowry Tokarz, who set a school Pagano 177-433, Robert allowed only 17 goals in seven and the traditional New by the narrow margin of 25 pins 1 performance which was good enough to give the Huskies In World Hockey Association third frame to go ahead 5-4 Quakers. In last year’s Turkey Day classic. connected with Jimmy Moore on receiving record last weekend Talmadge 136-382, J. games. England windup with BC set for after winning three of eight a co-championship in the conference with Massachusetts. play, Chicago trounced Ottawa before Bobby Hull tied the Of as much interest are three No. 1 Nebraska outscored No. 2 passes of 39 and 29 yards to set up as the Cardinals edged Trinity Christadore 388, Joe Picaut 366, "Nothing has been his fault." Dec. 2. Connecticut has a 4-4 match games In the 185,000 Statistically, Yale leads the Qimson as the EQs have put 8-1, Minnesota nipped Los score for Winnipeg at 16:52, games closer to home for New College in the last game of the Ernie Pepin 350, Joe Desimone Managing Director Milt mark entering its finale. Brunswick World Open Tourna together the best rushing team in the 100 years of Yale Oklahoma 35-31 at Nonnan, Okla. and touchdowns. The first score came on a Angeles 4-3 and Houston edged sending the game into the over England fans—Yale at season, became the 33rd Schmidt said. “ He has been Mlddiebury, Northeastern ment. gridiron history. went on to tb^ national championship. three-yard run by Lowry, tte second ^ 350, Stan Seymour. Winnipeg 6-5 in overtime. time. Harvard, Boston College at recipient of the C. Everett playing very, very well. We're and Williams, ranked el^tti, The visiting team won again fois year, on a 10-yard pass to tight end Julius The Seals were ou(-shot 30-18, Massachusetts and Conne^cut Paced by senior halfback Dick Jauron, Yale has rushed Zacon Football Trophy. Camellia Bowl very happy to have him. In fact, ninth and 10th, respectively, in as the fourth-ranked Siranprs toppled WhitUer. but played the Bruins even in at Holy Cross. Brown winds up Tennis for 2,407 yards, outdistancing the 2,382 yards collected by we should have beaten the third period. They drew Still Honored this week’s AP poll, have the fifth-ranked Comhuskera, who had The Lon^oras, 9-1, put the game'' His two snags Saturday SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) another hapless campaign at ROMEr-Second-seeded the 1956 team. Richmond." within one goal as Rick Smith, a completed their seasons. raiked his career receiving — Two of the top-ranked small HAMILTON,. Ont. (AP) - Columbia as Coach Len Jardine been favored by about a touchdown. away with three second half In other games on the holiday Arthur Ashe easily beat Yale wasn’t talking much this week about the total to 82 for a new Wesleyan college teams in the country- former Bruin, was credited Nearly two months after Paul calls it quits with the Bruins. Yugoslav veteran Nikki Pilic 7- Defenses dominated the first half, toucMowns, including a 61-yard punt eve. Hershejr whipped with a tally on a shot which was psychological effect of the Crimson and Blue clash, mark. third-rgmked Cal Poly San Luis Henderson scored the deciding Yale’s Elis, ranked second in 6, 6-1 to advance to the preferring instead to concentrate on the success of its with the only score coming as a result return by Moore. Obispo and seventh-ranked Cleveland 6-2, New Haven sur blocked, the puck falling behind goal in Team Canada’s final the region with a 6-2 record, Central semifinals of the World Cham wishbone offense. of a fumble. Oklahoma’s Kenneth In Thursday’s other games, reserve Middle'guard Dick Green of North Dakota Unlversity-have prised Springfield 4-2, and goalie Eddie Johnston.' victory over the Russian invade Harvard in THE Game Providence blanked Rochester pionship Tournament. Harvard doesn’t play from the wishbone formation but it Pope couldn’t handle a Nebraska quarterback Mickey Doyle tossed a Brookfield, M a u „ received the been napned to play in the .\Jlow ever, the Bruins pulled national hockey team, the in a traditional Ivy League Co-Captains 3-0. ouf 'of danger with less than I'A does come up with a number of variations on offense that punt, the Comhuskers recovered, and six-yard touchdown pass to tight end Thomas W. Eck Jr. Memorial Camellia Bowl here Dec. 9. Toronto Maple Leafs’ left windup. The Elis are led by ^Ward and Kirk Adams of minutes to play as Mike Walton winger still is collecting gifts NEW BRITAIN (AP) - could cause the EU defense some difficulty if several ' went on to score on a 14-yard run by F r a ^ Anderson with 4:20 remaining The Cal Poly Mustangs won halfback Dick Jauron, Football Longmeadow, Mass., received Macleod Named was cred it^ with a tally. Smith from grateful fans. Seniors Bob Ramraie of Bran Bill Olds. to lift Utah State to a 20-16 victory the California Collegiate completing his collegiate PITTSBURGH-Veteran Harvard players recover from injuries. It’s “lam ly the Raymond J. Walsh SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) accidentally poking the puck At the Hamilton city hall ford, Conn., and Bill Wendt of Another fumbled punt set up over Weber State, and Quantico Athletic Qmference title this career as one of the nation’s top Pittsburgh quarterback ’Terry because of injuries” that the Crimson have been nnahif to Memorial Soccer Award. — Dave Macleod, a junior from Herald photo by Buceividm into his own net. Monday, his collection was Norwich, Conn., have been Nebraska’s other touchdown. In the Marines, which is giving up footttall year andiare 8-0-1 overall. The ground gainers. Harvard, Hanratty suffered a pulled perfect their pffoise, according to Coach Joe Restic. NewbiUTport, Mass., has been The Sabres came up with augmented by a cartoon, a chosen co-captains of the 1972- third period, Jerry List of Nebraska after this season, closeid out on a Sioux of North Dakota finished Encouragement Offered One Runner ranked fifth with a 4-3-1 record, hamstring during practice and Yale menttff Carmen Cozza reports that his tonm is |n In addiUon. 64 varsity l e t ^ with a 9-1-1 season and a North elected captain of the 1973 three goals in the third period framed poem, a builder’s ^ t, is primed for an upset, with 73 Central Connecticut Ck>Ilege will be out for an indefinite took the ball away from Qdahoma’s winning note by ^tiuncing Xavier 34-0. were distributed int^football, Springfield (College cross coun Kathy Borden Leads Rooting Section for Father to defeat the Rangers. cufflinks and a city pin. basketball team. “ top shape” and that the coaching staff is pleaded with the Central Conference senior quarterback Eric Crone period. way Yale has performed out of the wishbone. soccer and cross country. cochampionsht)). try track team. f f r - i ^ ■ PAGE TW ENTY-SIX- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.,^ Fri., Nov. 24,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 24, 1972 — PAGE ’TWENTY-SEVEN Indians to Nip Windham, 16- Government Proposes To Redistrict Competition From Vending Stands WASHINGTON (AP) - In an “ Detailed studies have quality and convenient basic Dave Fleishman Registers Both Touchdowns attempt to improve cafeteria demonstrated that vending food service, such as a businett in federal buildings, stands and machines which cafeteria or restaurant, under By Dean Yost the government has proposed provide food and beverage in sanitary and healthful Manchester unit stalled a Windham drive and took over competition with a cafeteria conditions, in clean, attractive Both clubs had touchdowns called back in tbe first half. ability before being sidelined a few weeks bade, brought redlrtriciing competition from Herald Sparta Writer possession on the 49-yard line with 3:31 left. vending stands, which are facility cause higher prices, and pleasant surroundings at The Whips’ Skip Wilson rambled 74 yards to paydirt only to the m il down to the Windham 21.’ A five-yard offside "Our players didn’t give up.They kq>t ccuning usually operated by tbe blind limited menu selections, in the most reasonable prices “ It definitely wasn’t one of our better games,’’ penalty by the WUps advanced the pigskin to the 16 and a possible.” have an illegal procedure penalty kill the score- throught the entire game. I guess we were Just i little and poor. ferior food quality, smaller por- renutrked a frozen but smiling Dave Wiggin, football coach Manchester tras also victimized by a penalty. Lyle E ut- personal foul (wt the ball on the nine-yard stripe. tion sizes, and reduced rusty, but started to move the ball pretty goo^ in the New regulations for vending at'Manchester High, as his charges defeated Windham man fie ld s Bruce Jones’ punt on the M-yard line and Fleiriiman, following a wall of blockers, danced into the efficiency in the cafeterias,” ^ One example of the problem, secoi^ half,” the beaming Wiggin add^. stands in government buildings High, 16-15, in a CCIL battle yesterday morning in the handed off to Steve Samiotis. The latter scampered down endzone and ttie two-point conversion was successful when seek to curtail food and the GSA said. the GSA said, occurrod when Following presentation of the Army 4 Thread City. More than 2,000 fans braved the 27 degree the left sideline to score, but the officals ruled a forward Milka hit Ron Roy with a pass. Manchester now led 8-7. beverage sales, limiting ven The GSA said the new policy the concessionaire at the weary Indian gridders, chanted, ‘AUri^t. Allxigfat.‘ d i t We temperature at Windhaih High’s new football field to handoff was made. dors to newspapers, magazines, would insure "that federal federal office buUdlng in Rich watch the play. The lead was short-lived however, as Windham bounced won!” packaged candy, tobacco employes who have a limited mond, Va„ quit, blaming his The victory upped the Tribe’s record to 6-3 for the season Windham was first on the scoreboard as they covered 51 back with a 14-yard strike on a pass option from Warinsky Everyone got the message. products and “ such other ar lunch period of usually 30 high losses on competition from while the Whippets dipped to 3-6 in the CCIL and 3-7 yards in five plays coppeded by a 14-yard run by woridiorse to end Pete Switchenko. Electing to go for two points, the ticles as may be determined on minutes are provided high- a vending stand in the building overall. John Warinsky and a 39-yard aerial from quarterback hosts succeeded and now lead 154 with 8:41 showing a case-by-case basis.” Also, with the triumph, the locals retired the Army & Steve Parent to Warinsky at the 2:29 mark of the second in the final stanza. Manchester Statistics W in d b ^ The General Services Administration published the Navy football trophy wliich will be added to the showcase. period. The extra point attempt by Kevin AAisial was good 217 i rushing / 03 643-5135 Manchester mardied downfield brtdnd three Milka regulations in the Federal 2 4 HOUR TOWING An indication of the freezing tempertures was brought and Windham opened up a 7-0 margin. Windham’s score passing was set up by a poor a four-yard puM by Manchester’s A1 aerialsi covering 54 yards and the hard running of Register of Oct. 5. ’They will out in that there was six fumbles overall, four by the Silk F leish n ^ and Samiotis. The score came cm a hfilka to pass attempted become law after 60 days, or McCulloch. . total " Towners, plus .one interception thrown by Manchester’s Fleishman bomb covei^^ 20 yards. Again going for the go- about Dec. 5, unless challenged. Rick Milka. Three penalties against Windham, totaling 35 yards, ahead two points, Samiotis went wide left and twisted and plays Blind and socially and /m o m \ Following a scoreless first period in which both clubs helped Manchester to its first TD. With a fourth and nine turned into paydirt. Now Mandiester held the upper hand, first downs economically deprived persons V by law are given preference as had trouble moving the ball, Windham had 15 total yards situation on the 30-yard line, McCulloch punted but a clip 16-15, with 5:05 left on the clock. punts fumbles operators of the stands and while the Indians ran for 13, play picked up considerably in gave the Tribe possession now on their own 46-yard line. Aggressive defensive efforts by Jack Maloney, Mark 31S CENTiR ST., MANCHISTIR.CONN.* Phona 643-5135 penalties vending machines. A GSA the second 12 minutes. Dave Fleishman, showing shades of his great running Odell, Don Corcoran, and the rest of the fired-up spokesman said the new restrictions will not be applied FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY to the blind persons who presently operate 455 stands. CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS But, he said, the new on all makes. . . restrictions will apply to any new stand and to existing stands when they change hands. LOAN and RENTAL CARS Every Brontosaurus Needs A Name ’The GSA said the change is Available by Appointmant... designed to ease the financial problems of cafeteria operators In Kentucky Derby faishion, the winner of the Washington papier mache model was constructed by sixth grade pupils of Robert in federal buildings and GSA's STAN OZIMEK, Manager School contest to name the facsiinile of a brontosaurus drhpes her V i ^ ax part of a jcie n ce jiroject. From left, they are John problenu in obtaining bids tor 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER mitry over its nose. She is Yvonne Byram, a fourth grade pupil. The kett, Robert LeCliance, Glenn Markham and Steven Wilson. the cafeterias. Tolland ; *•/ V W.G. GLENNEY CO. » > Set on Land Values HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR READY TO FINISH FURNITURE NEEDS ■ ^ BETTE QUATRALE The assessors, meanwhile were planted for sileage corn. Arthur P. and June Stein to Correspondent have noted the todm’s Grand Gozdz has repeatedly Henry M. and Andrea R. TeL87S-2845 U st was reduced by 1720,000 as threatened to hold up major Chandler, property on The Board of Selectmen will the result of the placing of town expenditures until the Lakeview Dr. call a public hearing Dec. 12 to about 30 per cent of the land assessment question is SAVE 20% attempt tq iron out the u nder Public Act 490 on resolved. Dennis J. Riendeau to Robert E. and Claire S. Velardi, continuing controversy over aiqilications made by the lan Deeds Filed property on Old Kent Rd. During the land value assessments. downers. Six warranty deeds were filed Invited to tbe meeting will be Since the revaluation, 103 last week, (me of which was for A quitclaim deed was filed Holiday Season the Board of Assessors, state taxpayers have takra advan a newly built bouse. transferring property from tax commissioner, lociil tax tage of the benefits offered un Gateway Homes, Inc. to Lester D. Babin to Thomas J. collector Earl Beebe, and der Public Act 490, having their Joseph E. and Barbara M. ALL YOU DO IS ADD members of various local Crockett, located on Merrow land certified for either forest Aufenanger, property on Alden Rd. boards and commissions. (W farm land, according to the Circle. Tbe meeting was called on assessors. A LITTLE "Y0D”I Donald R. and Sandra S. HOUSEWIFE, the repeated request of Stanley ’The 3720,000 reduction in the Crawford to Edward J. Dupre, Gozdz, iqiokesman for a large TAKE WARNING grand list will cost each Tolland and Anthony Gryk for property AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Amer group of landowners who have homeowner slightly under a one on Eaton Rd. been attempting to repeal their ican housewives average about itela 19 PM* mill increase in his taxes to 100 miles each week just in I, ' land assessments since Gasland, Inc. to Salvatore Ready-To- recover the lost revenue, the family ebauffeurlag and er revaluation figures were an Rizza, Mi(diael Maidrini and assessors claim. rands around town. Fall Scale Action as East and South Tangled. Yesterday at Mt, Nebo. Eagles* Pete Hornat Romps for Short Gain nounced last year. Sebastian Rizza, property on There are only three true Goodyear safety experts here Reg. $54.00 G o z d z is specifically Merrow Rd. farms left in town, the caution that one-quarter of all attempting to determine the assessors claim, others having Everett J. Jr. and Nancy D. auto accidents occur in a 25- •43” Finish new formula used by the their land classified as farm Carter to David E. and Brenda mile radius from home — the 49er’ Defense Corrals Cowboys, assessors on the Grand List land, rent the land for hay or K. Green, , operty on Old general area of driving by , now being completed. , pasture, and a few rented acres Stafford Rd. housewives. Furniture ’ Craig Morton Finds Going Tough Reg. $51.40 OBIAT WAY TO RXPRIU •41” DALLAS (AP)— George ^ p Vanderbundt ran 73 yards first time in 15 games Dallas Vanderbundt'said, “ The ball Allen and his Wasbingtm with a recovered fumble and 21 had lost in Texas Stadium, its took one bounce and there it TOUR INDIVIOUAUTT > AND Eagles Drop 14-13 Tilt Redskins, sitting all comfy was. I just scooped it up and yards with an intercepted pass plush 321 million football GRAND OPENING 8AVIPLINTY, TOO! in their living rooms, were for touchdowns and palace. ran. It may have looked as if I th e recipients of a quarterback Steve Spurrier With Dallas leading 7-0 and was trottin’, but I was running Funilah any room, elegantly, with our turned in 3 poised performance driving, Dave Wilcox and for my life.” By Marc Rick Both South TD’s were made by quarterback Mark Kastic Thanksgiving Day present from San Francisco, which as the 49ers blasted the Vanderbundt teamed for a spec Spurrier, playing in place of quality oonatnicted Aimltuie, built to In the annual Thanksgiving Day game at Mt. Nebo it was who scored on three-yard runs. The deciding touchdown shattered a succession of Cowboys. tacular play that turned the the injured Jolm Brodie, hit 16 (Miver years of reliable aervloe. Plo* South Catholic besting arch-rival East Catholic by a 14-13 came with little more than four minutes left in the game. of 24 passes for 177 yards, jinxes with a 31-10 rout of It was the first victory for nationally televised game tured here some Ctflenlal favotltoa from score on a sunny but bitter cold morning. It was the fourth The actual winning points came on a convm ion pass from around in the second quarter. includii^ 8 12-yard touchdown defending Super Bowl 49er Coach Dick Nolan over GIL’S Mobil our Native New England Pine CoUeo- straight triumph over the Silk Towners and the second one- Kastic to Frank DeRosa. It was the only completion of the Landry, his former boss and old Wilcox clobbered Cowboy pass to tight end Ted Kwalick. Reg. $36.40 champion Dallas. point victory in three years. For South it was the fii’st win day for the Rebels who attempted three in all. teammate, and marked the quarterback Craig Morton. $ 2 0 0 0 Uon. Come in and look them over - and Kastic led the Hartford club with 96 yards rushing in 30 Of course, the 49ers had look over the price tags. Hard to bOllevo of the season after eight straight defeats. purely selfish motives as they chances. The entire team gained 113 yards in total offense It was a heartbreaking loss for the locals who led 13-0 at surged a half game ahead oi Routed & Boltin Center Road ao much beauty and pracUoality coats with 10 first downs and 180 oh the ground. tbe end of the opening period and 13-6 at the half. Los Angeles in the National ao little! The locals seemed to move the ball easily in the initial Bolton 640-2632 The Eagles took the opening kickoff and tallied three Conference West with the sweet -:- MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. -:- stanza with sweep plays by Hornat the mainstay of the ' 1- plays later with Pete Hornat taking it over from the 12. victory on a 6-4-1 record. — n if f «■ attack. They also occasionally used pass and draw plays to Hornat carried the pigskin all three times on the drive for However, the Redricins can Each piece la emooth-sanded, ready for keep the defense honest. clinch the host spot in tbe NFC I f a total of 62 yards. 9, you to paint and stain. And we have As could be expected the cold weather induced East with victories in two out of i “ The final points for East were scored after a 12-play numerous turnovers with six fumbles and five intercep their last four games, leaving Crosse & Blackwell Jam s 1 eveiything you need to do a profee- series with Captain Joe Davin busting into paydirt from tions and many dropped passes as an indicator. the Cowboys to scramble for aional-looking finishing job - even free the "wild card” berth. w itk ^ one yard out. Uterk Bellody added the extra point and East advloel held a quick 13-point lead. Most players wore sneakers instead of spikes because of Dallas is 8-3 and 1V4 games $3.00 Purchase 1 the frozen turf which felt like bement when being tackled behind the Redskins. The “ wild Quality Senior running ace Hornat galloped for 168 yards in 21 SAFETY CHECK Reg. $19.00 Reg. $60.60 on it. card’’ spot In the National attempts with an amazing 157 in the first half. Most of the 8 4 0 8 0 East ends its season with a disappointing 2-6-1 slate. In a Football League playoffs is large gainers were helped by blockers Gary Bilodeau and given to the division runnerup •15” Hardwood Chairs Mark Branches!. total of nine contests they were outscored 150-96 with their We Check By Harrta biggest win 25-8 and the biggest loss 27-0. with the best record. R i^ t It was a seemingly unjust climax for many outstanding now, that’s Dallas in the NFC. Next year East should have a strong offensive nucleus players most noteably all-conference linebacker Joe Davin In Thursday’s other NFL with numerous starters returning including QB Bob Love, •FRONT END ALIGNMENT THIS WEEK ONLY who is one of the finest players ever to wear a blue clash, Detroit quarterback I uniform. receivers Dave Berner and Joe Banning and running back Greg Landry tossed for one •BALL JOINTS Cephus Nolen. touchdown and scored two •SHOCK ABSORBERS Also,, some stellar offensive line play which made both •WHEEL BEARINGS running and passing plays Work effectively. The blue-clads The Elagles lose some IS seniors including Dave, Romat, others on quarterback sneaks racked up their best offensive display of the year with Glen Gabrielle, Lou Casavant, Marty Boldi, Andy as the Lions beat the New York •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS Jets 37r20. Thd expected some 301 yards in total offense with nine of 22 in the air for Fazzino, Bill Lodge, Bilodeau, Branches!, Jay Murphy, 12oz. Can Oas Line Anti Freeze passing duel between Landry AND OF COURSE 98 yards. They also had 14 first downs plus 63 offensive Steve Aretz, Rich Krauskas, Bucky Paquette, Jim Koop and New York’s Joe Namato YOUR TIRES FREE with an 8 gA^on fill up plays. and Jim Quinn. never materialized as three players broke 100 yards rushing —Fast, Courteous Service — Altie Taylor o f the Lions and John Riggins and Cliff McClain Lions Win Battle on Grbund. of the Jets. SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Quart Mobil Permazone Taylor scored on a 38-yard i d y e a h DETROIT (AP) - Joe Among New York’s runs The game was tied 20-20 going “ We’re different types. All I touchdown run with 1:49 left FREE with Winterize, Oil Change Sur* Grip IV — Safaty Spikad 600x13 - TOOxiu Namath of the New York from scrimmage were bursts of into the fourth quarter. Then wanted to do was brat the Jets. after linebacker Charlie Jets and Greg Landry of 30, 30, 21, and 16 yards, while Detroit’s Errol Mann snapped . . Hiere are a lot of great Weaver intercepted a Namath 24" BAR STOOL the tie with a 37-yard field goal. pass. 30" BAR STOOL the Detroit Lions were Detroit spiced the game with quarterbacks but 1 never take a 2/»4( Reg. tiJM Reg. $7.30 Landry scored on a six-yard San Francisco Unebacker 18" BAR STOOL supposed to have a passing sprints of S3, 38, and 22 yards personal ajqiroach.” Reg.$6JtO plus kick returns of 49 and 57 quarterback sneak, and Altie ".We didn’t handle third down duel Thursday before a Mon., Tues., Wed. 8-5:30* Thqrs, Fri. 8-8* Sat. 8-1. yards. Taylor sprintqd SSyards for a situations,” reasoned Coach capacity crowd of 54,418 at $ 4 9 5 “ I thought they’d throw the TD with 1:49 renuining. WeebEwbank of the Jets, who HOCKEY STARTS SATURDAY! Tiger Stadium and' a Although Landry’s six-yard im m m a hell out of us,” said Lions trailed-ShlO at halfUnie. “ We vs W E HONOR national television audience. Coach Joe Schmidt. score came with just 8di7 toft' came^back and hail.a chance to Instead, the teams went after "W e d i ^ ’t have the ball a Jot, and put Detrpit 10 points a b ^ . go aheatittMl fha’ritof fd t In.” SHOP each other on the ground and, and we were running good so we Namath 'insisted later. Enroll Maim kicked a IS^yard 336 despite the Jets having two 100- threw less” said Namath, who thought we could break It open field goiU for the only scoring in On your car’s winter Needs with MANCHESTER FRIDAYS yard rushers to Detroit’s one, it completed just two of live the fim quarter, ai^ got a4l- '■irartM . NORTH was the Lions who finished on passes the first half. He But linebacker' Charlie yarder in the S^poinf aabooid FMniijr Haari Reliable Mobil Products and [W.G.GLEIINEY TO M«a, IM a top, 37-20. finished with nine of 21 for 165 Weaver intercepted a> Namath -period.'. ’ Cliff McClain and John pass qhd pioments lator Taylor' CUIdrtn undw U 8:30 yards, including a 33-yaid ’ll) Besides Caster’s >TP,. fais MANCHESTER TiRE, INC. Friendly Service at CO. 649-5253 Riggins rushed for 121 and 105 pass to tight end Rich Caster in put the gable on ice with his ninth. New York fgntej a TSSlfd&SS’ SAT. yards respectively for New the third quarter. « . touchdown. > > touebdowp from Riggins on a 295 BROAD ST., AAANCHESTER j 643-1161 York, while Altie Taylor totaled Landiy completed six of 18 ‘In pure passing, Nabiath’s oimyard glinife to tbe aecond MS-SauIhlMMtoer TO 4 P.M. 123 for Detroit. passes for 125 yards. the best there is,” Landry said. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. M. 19R BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 24, 1972— PAGE TWENTY-NINR Help Wanted 35 Dega-BIrda-Poia 41 Fuel-Food 4 0 Apartmanta For Bant 03 Aentr la Prariaat hmia Bushnss Lecotkms- Houses For Solo 72 Habitations For Bent 6 7 CAN YOU rive me a home? D R Y fireplace w ood, 610 order, UXIKING fa* anything in real The Economical W oy The “Action Marketplace” F W -y e a r m spayed OoUte deUvered. CaU 74^7i86. estate rental — apartments, MANCHESTER - 100,000 Offered by the ®epnert, exoeUentty trained. ACB08 S DOWN hones, multiple dwelllnn, no square feet, will divide. I ta dtaM CBSiae m ain. Illness f a c e s m ove. 643-7947. Oordon Pndiiela 00 1 Hov a dlvialon IShaip blows fees. Call J.D. ReidEstate Suitable for manufacturing and Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers SH osteh y ZOf the mouth Assodatea, Inc. 6434129. warehouse. 1-748-5634. 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( M 646- o f love 7Reoent appliances, vanity bath. faculties, parking, reasonable Artietoa tor Sato 46 ISAzreement. 8 Urban Centrally located 6175 monthly. rent. 353 T'lhtoefdbiincreem 3 16 words, 10 days ...... 84.60 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR MiOCnUY HOroi TRMtt “ Center St., 649-1680, Rocky Bin, Coon. 16 Sound o f apartment 24H uaioal secqie R.D. Bfordock, 643-2692. 649-3540. Hi bstbi, la building CLASSIFIED ADVER11SEMENTS Exttn,aei«i LIVE BAIT - Open 24 hours. NouaahoM (Doocfi 01 hesitation instrument 42 T y ^ o f house ien. fwife, *«» 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.66 17 Ship o f aiielandA 2S ^ o x o f An «qml OHwrtirity gnptom Ring beU for serrice. Shiners, 43L ooee- , $31J00. 12:98 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCAHON Cotumbus 10 T w o w ords o f .C elebes Fumlahad Apartmanta 04 MAIN STREET Offices - crawlers, ec. 144 Demlng TWO antique desks, divan, texturedaoU Happy Ads ...... $1.60 inch 18 Railroad car refusal 27 Painful 44Zhsayist exceUent location, 500 and 1000 DcadUae for Satorday sad Monday Street, Bfanchester. Wapping ladies rose mlt. two black 20 Spanish msn’s 11 Russian 28 Island w est Charles Lamb TWO-ROOM furnished ^ r t- souare feet. 649J334, ask for SR reom elder bonw, 3 down end 3 ep, Road. is U:99 Noon Friday dresses, sise 16, P ^ 649-7470. title potentate o f Sumatra 45 A perture molt, heat, hot water, siove, Max Grossman. CflBBltfilv nwlRfflflfM^ US NURSERY attendant needed at U O f father and 29 Central part 21 Gibbon 46 V erdi heroirw refrigerator. Apply Bfarlowa, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• atnot, handy to b a ind aboppiai, PHONE 643-27U ■ opce, 5 dam per week, Bfonday CARPETS — Wholesale to you FIVE foot Hitcfacodc Deacon’s 22 Pork product m other 30 Grafted (her.) 47 ChaUetige 20 Delighting in 867 Main Street, Muidiester. H ouses F o r S a t o 72 $29,900. through Friday,' apixtndmate at our warehouse. The Caipet bench with cherry seat, 23 EaclamsUon 32 Resplendent 48 School near 26 Home, abode cru elty 35 Printing London SwvloM Offered H o^W onloil SO boora 9-12 noon. Contact Merchants, 1310 Tolland decorator blue color. Five OVERSIZED Custom 4-bodroom 12 31 Series o f 22 Body part measures 49 Disseminates THREE-ROOM furniahed SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, HERALD Manager, Parkade Lanes. No Tun^Uce, Manchester. 646-8568. m atching bar s to d s, 6200 com townships 2 3 A lm s W 38 Lim ited in 51 Distant beamed ceiUngs, paneling, two Colonial built 1972, firtl-floor family PLEASE READ A^ISTANT supervisor for apartment, 6180 monthly in STEPS, ildewallu, stone walls, phone calls. plete. CaU 6464790. 33 Judgment, baths, fannily room, garages. room with firtplaco, lar|0 bri(ht livlnf BOX LETTERS school bus comptuy. »Aiaf Ug r r - r r “ 1 r - f 6- n r f T cluding electricity and neat. fir^laces, flagstone terraces. BERRrS WORLD APPLIANCES and Tag Sale, view Ample parking, centrally Sweeping views. Privacy. and dlnlni rooma off central hall. YOUR AO ov er 23, have som e mmUiantnyi Order Your 34 K ind o f singer All concrete repairs, both DENTAL ASSISTANT, fuU- Route ffi, Hebron, daity unm VICTORIAN bureau, 626 n r II i r Hutetuns Agency, Realtors, 649- Complola custom kitchen with bulK- F o r Y our knowledge, be able to handle 36 Begin locate. M94271. Classified or "Want Ads" are, inside and otitiiflft rs tlme hiodern office in gone, 2284358, 6464042. Look D resser, 620. 6-day Ingrahan 5324. ini, 2H baths with marble vanKIts, 2- PMple and administrative Manchester, school or tor signs. 37FU t n r It r r Information taken over the phone as a con landscaping. Reas?na^ *V a p p y t e ^ o clock , 6 367l% on e 643- 39 Perceive TOLLAND — Charming newly car ovenized farace, hill walk-out M e s . CaU 6424414. necessary. 6434519, THE HERALD will not dis venience. The ^vertiser should priced. ChU M ^ l . 40 Aeriform fuel n r It SB decorated two room furnished ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. baiomont with slidini {laia doors. LIKE new Realistic Navaho 41 'Ventilate apartment, in lovely older Large bam, acerage, sweeping close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT LICENSED ontynplumbers and ii Many iitrsa Includinf custom drapes, SNOW plowing — Eimerlence T b o i ^ r Pro C.B. radio, used two weeks, TRADITIONAL sofa, lOlv long, 43 Split------home. Perfect for single person views. Hutchins Agency, tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in o il burner mechanics. Good WAITRESS wanted,' 6136. 649-1936. house shades, washer-dryer, refri|orator and commercial and residential. gold damask, .excellent u K S" or married couple. Near 1-86, Realtors, 649-5324. answering hlind box ads who time for the nest insertion. The benefits, guaranteed wwk year 46 Rooted f r ST more, plus view oi Ihi Hartford Prompt, courteous service. ■sperioiced, part-time, imply condition. 6200 P lx n e 043-0518. exit 99. CaU 875-1925. desire to protect their identic Herald is responsible for only ONE around. Please caU 8724119. passageways IT skyline. R eferences. 644-7770. Today! a t Ann’s 21 Oak StreeL DISPOSABLE diapers, factoy 50 OU BIANCHESTER - 4 family, can follow this procedure; incorrect or omitted insertion for Bfanchester. Irregulars, less than one-third FRIGIDAIRE electric stove, (com b, form ) IT EAST HARTFORD — 3 rooms, exceUent condition, 4 bedrooms WANTED - Woman to Uve in GARRISON COLONIAL 5-oitra lirfo any advertisement and then only to WASHING Machine repairs, retail cost. Call 647-0083 40” , double ovoi, excellent coo- 51 Evergreen immaculate, quiet convenient in 2 apartments, centraUy Ehiclose your reply to the box | with elderly lady, light tree 9f rooma, 2 or 3 bedrooms, larit the extent of a "make good" inser RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, CALL 643-27U PILGRIM Mills Warehouse betwem 94 p.m. diUon, 646. 6494637. location. References, couple, located. Hutchins Agency in an envelope — address to the housekeeping, own tranqiala- 52 Defense icrttnad porch, larsfi, handy Iocs-, tion. Errors which do not lessen the Maytag. Reasonable rates. needs w anm for fuU-time Job. 40 Dec. 1st. 6135. 5684586. Realtors. 649-5324. Classified Manager, Manchester tlon (Mreferred. 6434977. For intoYlew caU Bfrs. group (ah.) tion, S31,900. value of the advertisement will not Owner of Pike Coin Wash and ONE large and one medium dog SEARS KENMORE automaUc 53 Japanese Evening Herald, together with a Manchester 646-1000. bouse. Reasonable. C!aU 876- dishwasher, Just in time for the 41 u i r H" IT 40 be corrected by "make good" inser Dry Cleaning, 27B West Bfiddle aborigine Houses for Rent 69 GARRISON COLONIAL 7 years old, OFFICE Clerk-Bookkeeping 4179. hoUdays, 650. 6464109. MERMn VALUES memo listing the companies tion. Tnnipike, next to Stop and 54 Stir BIT modem kitclwn, formal dininf room, you do NOT want to see your Shop, 6464013. experience and typing reqSred! Evening FEBIALE, fnU-time, cashier 55 Black bird BIANCHESTER - Immediate Apply in person 0^ , Meadows 56 Gymnasium 624,500-East H-rtford. 6- firat-floor family room, 24' livini letter. Your letter will be v^ ted. Apply Bianager, Big L CLEAN, dark rich loam, five SEWING BfACmNES, Singer u It occupancy, freshly redecorated Convalescent Home, 333 fM tures room T ^ n n s , eat-in room with firtplaco, 4 bedrooms, 643-2711 T R E E REM O VAL - Prunini Hernld Discount Store, d>13 Main yards, 622.50. Sand, gravel, Touch and Sew, 647.50; 1 9 7 2 ^ - 2-bearoomam R~ anch, 6225 per destroyed if the advertiser is BidweU Street, Manchester, 57 Uncooked W n u kitchen living |ira|», Itvtl lot, nicely landscapod, paying, etc., fully insure Street, Bfandiester. stone, manure, pool, pano sand Zag, unclaimed law-away, month. Also 3-bedroom Cape, one you've mentioned. If not it Conn. An equal opportunity 58 Fem ale birds -31 room, fui oasement. 200' Irontafo. 141,900. licensM . Free estimates. Call and firewood. 643-N04. 643.75. Guaranteed. 5824931, 6265 per month. 6464200. will be handled in the usual em ployer. (NEWSPAPU INTIRfSIU AUN.) Autos For Solo 633-6346. CLERKS to work part-time in dealer. 624.900 — CoventrjA 7-room manner. CAPE modom kltchon, formal dininf retaU store, must be mature. OFFICIAL ping-pong table, LARGE EIGHT-ROOM, Cape. 3-4 bedroom s, IVk baths, GEiNERAL machinist — lathe ~')m, Nrtplact In livini room, den 1068 PONTIAC Catalina, two- DICK’S Snow Plowing — DIJKE Evening and wediend hours 625; Refrigerator, 625; SINGER Touch and Sew, like Booma Without Board 09 Apartments For Bent 63 Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, and milling hands. Metronics, fireplace, aluminum siding, d 3 bodroomi, hand iplit ihlnfln Lost aiKf FountI specialising in serving available. Apply in person, Bookcase, 66; large trike, 69; new, hems, buttonholes, steetch parking area. Pleasant Inc. Route and 44A, Bolton. patio, garage. fw sidinf, level lot with hluthtrrin Rockledge and surrounding 6 Happy 40th Birthday Cumberland Farms Store, 449 7x6x1’ wall unit, 675; Air- stitches, monograms, sews on ONE OR TWO Young convenient locaUon. Working Md ipple iron. Hindy location. LOST, Female dog, part husky areas, mlveways, sidewalks, Hartford Rd. or 328 Green Rd., conditioner, 615; Sleds, 61. buttons, fancy designs. professional women to share adults. 643-2880. 627,900— M anch^ter. 6-room oniand oeiBuuiBelgian sheepaneep dog.oog. Gileaduuesa paridng lots. CaU 64S-000>. Manchester. skates 643-5482. Originally 6399.50, now only unique 7-room duplex with MANGNESTER (}olonlal^^VJ) 2 baths, 329,900. 6W.65. Easy term s. 522-0476, im VOl^WAGEN bug, g 6l K W SPiVB I same. 15 minutes to Hartford, TOLLAND near Parkway, 8- new V ^■J^^^aluminum to^NuSl’ Answers AIR FORCE Overcoat, field dealer. RANCH-LivInf room with firtplaco, 1962 Valiant, four-dow, ____ SNOW Plowing — Starting new COUNTER girl, part-time five minutes to any store. Rural IMODERM- room older hom e in good condi aiding, garage. 1971 Bultaco 260 c c , ex ce llo it r o u t eI, , residential and Love, mornings, Bfonday through Jacket, fatigues, summer blues, setting. 647-1241 or 647-0607. tion with acreage and pond. modun kltchon, dinini room, panolad LOST - Male, tig er condition. 9615. Phone 6464380. commercial. FTee esthnates. The Old Bat. The Kids Friday. Aroly Arthur Treacher white coveralls, size medium. ESTATES and household lots to LUXUMOUS References, 6225 monthly. 156.900 — Columbia. 14-acre don, boiutiful puk-llke lot 250' diep. sMped (»t, yellow collar, v ^ Call 643-1864, also light COUNSaOR Fish and Chips, 401 Center St., Phone 647-9684. buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. GENTLEMAN, non-smoker Hayes Agency, 6464)131. estate. 3room inomaculate $26,900. and Please ( Trueko-Troeloro trucking. and the cats. Bfanchester. share private home, house UVING older Colonial. 4 bedrooms, all ■11120. FRO M W ALLrt^'^ttM io soU at CLEAN USED— refrigerators, K S ” ' Phone 643-1960 or In a rural location, BOLTON — 4-room Ranch, rooms carpeted. 5 box stall RANCH on thrN aerti wllh 11 lar|i S ® i« n tr NiA, hK.' Manchester Branch of the EXPERIENCED floor aU on carpets cleaned with Blue ranges, automatic washers rooma, 3 hatha, 5 bedrooms, family 1066 W ILLIS J eep , haU-ton UNITED Tree Swvice — Jobs X: Just 15 m in u tes fenced yard, lake prlvilegea, horse bam, tack room, fenced LOST large all black male cat, pick-up, recenUy rebuilt, large or small, tree removal, Hartford Courant — Connec-' maintenance man, working- Lustre. Rent elSctric with guarantees. See them at B. one child...... acceptqfl, 1. 6300 room, 2 kitchens, bould bo idtil for 6 from Hartford. riding area. Spring fed pond. Bolhm area. Call 646-7428. cylinder motor. Excellent run etc. Insured. Call 0464822. "Oh, tor heaven's sake—slop STANDING there and go ticut’s largest new ^per. An| I wish to thank everydrie^ manager, to grow with eman- shampooer 61- Pinewood Fur D. P ea rl’s Appliances, 640 Blain Apartmanta For Bent 03 monthly including heat, 742- In-liws, born, 6 horse stalls, 6 ro|ula- ^ g firm in flooring field. niture Shop. St., CaU 643-243- £ t1. 642,500 to 648,600 ning condition. 643-7031 after 6. ahead and HAVE a turkey sandwich!" opportunity to wofk fori for their kindness shown f 1&2 6736. Hon dof kinnals. LOST brown and white nursing REWEAVING OF - bums, Coiuiecticut’s most preferred Happy 80th Birthday Phone 6434614 for Int^view. THREE ROOMS, heated, female Beagle dog. Answers to me and my family during I NO REGRET, the best yet; TWO ANTIQUE desks, divan, couples ^ . Security deposit. 1968 C H E V R O L E T , haU-ton mothJioles, zl|mers repaired. newqiaper is now available.! 01 COVENTRY - Large 6-room SEVEN-ROOM Split-Level, lirfo livlnf MOTHER ladiea rose suit, two black BEDROOM KWHOIES...... MMCHESm Mandy. Phone 64^2967. pick-up, OVk’ step side Im ‘ Window shades made to my Illness and stay at the i EIXPERIENCED saleslady for Blue Lustre cleans carpets No pets. Palmer Realty, 649- Cape, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, room wHh firoplico, boautilul family Qualified appUcant must be Ranches, (folonlals, Capes, wooden tool boxes. 049-1 measure all slse Venetian MRS. KATHERINE Manchester Memorial: retail clothing store. beautlfuUy. Rent electric sham- dresses, size 16, Phone 649-7470. 0538, 649-2996. appuances,appUances, and garage. 6235 room. Hi bothi, wall-to-wall carpet PenonafB-AfNiouneMiMtB 2 high school graduate, enjoy Knowledge of selling preferred ppoer 61. TTie E . A. Johnson APARTMENTS Dutches after 0 p.m . blinds. Keys made while you BuUdIng-ControetIng 14 Bualnoeo Opportualtf 20 MROSEK Hospital. Mr month. Security requital. and many eitrai. Garsfo, lar|i working with youngstera. You hut not necessary.lary. New store in Paint Company, 723 Main WESTINGHOUSE air- MANC9IESTER - Deluxe 2- CaU for more information wait. TV portables for rrat. Love, s ta r tin g R eferences. 742-6443. woodid lot with privacy. 936,000. LEON CIESZyNSKI builder - must also have a good driving < Bernard Schubert Street, Bfanchesto 6494501. conditioner, 20,000 BTU, 6150. W AN TED — Bands to battle for 1967 FORD F260, four-wheel M arlow ’s, W7 Main St., 640- AMERICA’S largest tax From your children, Pathmark Shopping Center, bedroom townbouse, Includes or personal showing. cash prizes, Saturday, drive. Phone 046-2376. 6221. new homes custom built, service, H & R Blodi, wants to record — we supply the car. '. ( M for interview. Hotpoint air-conditioner 6,000 heat, appliances, ca ^ ts. FuU a t < 1 7 9 .. Out of Town- December 2nd. Pbone It H t e o remodeling, additions, rec locate a person capable of Compapy benefits are very your 10 grandchildren GRANNY Afghan, hand BTU, 695. Savings Bank ~ ' o f private basem ent. 6230 per For B e n t 66 MERMn AGENCY RAISED RANCH—7 rooms, formal rooms, garages, kitchens crocheted, 659.95, m ulti-color, Blanchester, 646-1700. A ll th ese fe a tu re s a re or 7424442. FORD Gas tractor, with 6th SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - running an established, volume Uberal including the foUowing! and your two Congratulations month. Paul W. Dougan Realtors 646-1180 dininf room, eat-ln kitchen, livlnf wheel, m odel C880, 1967, 16- Factory trained medumlcs. L remodeled, baOi tile, cm ent tax service in this area. which are aU com pany p a id :' great-grandchildren NURSE — Are you looking for bed size. Call 643-6050. Realtor, 6434535. or 646-1021. in clu d ed in y o u r ren t ROCKVILLE - Loveland room hat cathodral ctilinf, larft work. Steps, dormers. work a couple of days a week, TWO FRUIT wood end tables, qieed, good condition, easily & M Equipment, Route 83, ExceUent omortunity for rlA t CMS, Blue Cross, Major| JACKIE Heights Apartment, — One and mastar bedroom, family room, floor- Residential or commercial. upon. We fraln. FUr d et^ , work that u pl^oxuit, work to GARAGE SALE - OiUdren’a 635 each. Colonial orange MANCHESTER - Newer 2- two bedroom apartments, MANCHESTER T h re e - converted to wrecker or V ern on , 872-8311. M on day- Medical and pension. Apply in i on your new venture to-ciillnf firtplaco. Hi hatha, Autos For Safe 4 Call 6494291. Write H & R Block, 366 R. West surolement other Income or toys, clothes, odds and ends. swivel rocker, 640. Blue fan bedroom Townhouse includes heated, carpeting thrm^giout, family scarce price range. Cen otherwise. 646-1442. Thursday 84, Friday 84, Satur person to Mr. Joseph' aluminum aldinf, 2-car fsrafi, rare day 8 4 . Middle Tpke., Manchester, ABC Ceramics Just to get away from the Satuiday and Sunday, 9 untU back cushion chair, 635. Green heat, appliances, 114 baths JuU !S, and pool tral location. In good condition. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Auto-Sarvfoe DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, Ccmn., 0 6 0 «, o r CaU 6464440. Hammond, Manager, Hart- * Happy 35th boredom of retirement. CaU dark. M Wedgewood Drive, 4-cushion, 96” sofa, 685. Small basonen t. 6240 per month. Paul iitral air-condltionUig. CaU 632,500. Call Warren E. lot wHh privacy. $35,900. Bankrimt'i repossession? Aceaeamtoa 7 PobiUng-Poporlng 13 additions, homes ana ford Courant Office, 627 Main! 649-2351 and learn m ore about Bfanchester. round fruit wood marble top W. Dougan, Realtor, 6434535. 875-2505. After 6, 875-4901. Howland, Realtor, 643-1106. Honest Douglas accepts lowest remodeling. No Job too small, GAS service station, ««toinu St., Manchester. Anniversary With your talent and this. table, 625. Two fruit wood cane GEORGIAN COLONIAL-AII brick. Tan CLEARANCE Sale - Beds, back cushion chairs, 640 each. FIVE)-R(X)M Townhouse, waU- MANCHESTER - Two- down, smallest payment, GUARDSMEN snow tires, CEILING medalist expert no Job too big. 644-2427 days. service bay, Uft, Jacks, etc. personality, you're ROCKVILLE — Sunny sm all 4- rooma, lour larfi bidroomi, beautiful 646-7436 evenlncDi. evenings. dressers, antiques, thermofax CaU 646-3465. to-waU carpeting, appliances, bedroom Ranch, living room, anywhere. Not small loan mounted on Chevy rims, w oitm anshfp. One «ceiling or aU Office with register. Light and WANTED — Bfature woman as e U T room apartment, second floor, tniranct foytr. Two fircplacet, 2U bound to succeed. copier, industrialdu stria lipolisher,iliih6T, den d6n •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• heat, two air-conditioners, balanced, 736-14 o r E n-14, nsM your ceilings repalrlipalrled and beat furnlabefTBullding 60x60’ 0 companion for woman (not an near center, one child accepted. dining room, kitchen, bothi, two-ar fsraft. Sun porch. In. EARN EXTRA money l o t ' set: fireplace, garden and lawn Moehinory-Toola 12 private baiement, 1V4 tile • MrrwiTa beautifuUy finished rec room. one winter. $20 each. 647-1888. painted. Also interior ftooffng-SMtng-CfUmiwy 1§ 8,000 and 4,000 gallon tanks, MOM and OAO ihvalld), Uve-in. Blbst evenings CaU 1-6844331. mint condition. Christmas. CaU a fte r4 p .m . ask tools, of Jet hose pipe. baths, immediate occui • gOINMI BW OITW ••••••••••••••*•••••••••••■• and wal^wperlng. Call pumps, etc. Minimum of cash add weekends off. Reply Box two fireplaces, two acre for Frank, 647-1734. “ E E ” Bfanchester Herald. What you need,n I may Have. TRACTOR, 12 h.p. Inter- adults only, no pets. Ties eUMKIlinMOO ROCKVILLE - Highland Ave. wooded lot. Two patios. 1968 CHEVROLET staUon Motorayetoa-fffoyefia 11 GUTTERS and roofs repaired required. Call 646-0363 for Happy Anniversary TEN-ROOMS Contemporary CaU 6 0 ^ national Cub Cadet, blower, Lesperance, 649-7 large and beautiful 314 rooms, Garage. Large rooms. Im- w a g m , V8, antonoatic transmis INSIDE — outside, painting. and replaced. Excellent appointment, ask for George. HOWARD and MARIE Ranch with 3-room studio, over PLAY Santa the Avon way this HAIRDRESSER for mower, chain, winter cab! one-bedroom apartments, heat, maculate.u la ' CaU...... Warren “E. sion power steering, very clean, TWO 10-q)eed bikes, excellent Special rates for pe V PAGE THIRTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mandwster, Coon., Frl., Nov. M, 19R yg Wantud-Hml i N o u M o ftr S o lt 73 NoifMt For M o ^ HouMS For Sal* 72- Out e t TomthFur Safe MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl., Nov. 24,1972 — PAGE THIRTY-ONE S l ENDEI?I44A CAMtATEVER^ntlHGlHSKH4TAN 0 »40r MANCHESTER - Three- MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Delma •- GAIN AM OUNCE— COVENTRY - Just reduced, bedroom Randi, living room, room Garrlaon Colonial, SUi AND ^ 112,900. Six room Ranch, CLOSE TO EVERYm n excellent starter or summer MHS Groups Help To Spread Bounty family room with fireplace, 3-bedrootn Colonial in St. baths, canietlng, doaUe gar Q d M i f kitchen laundry room, two age, quality construction. dOadCMOEE home. B. Rutherford baths, two-car garage, base James Parish. Walk to shop Rldiain Manln School. H a ^ STUFFING Associates, 2894551 Bates. Other MHS students who ment. V* acre lot. Keeney ping, library, bus and s c l^ l Agency, 6494)131. Manchester High School Homestead to pick up the hot Neighbors provided the helped were Janet McCrudden. School d i^ c t . C ^ Warren E. because they are very cliise VERNON - 54wdroom Cape, R m rrm in and saa our students in Mrs. Nancy turkey dinners and b a ^ of food. directions in helping Loreen Jane Conn, and Clark Baker, by. I*resent owner leaving living room with fireplace, At 11 a.m., they started out on Pelletier, James Duffy, and Howland, Realtor, 64S-110e. MANCHESTER - l-room , J b u ^ Boa. Wa'ra raady, Grassilli’s distributive educa The Future Business Leaders country, so he will leave lots dining room, garage, nice their missions and finished James Sylvester to run down Raised Ranch, three bedrooms, nei^ortiood, ra,900. Baskin waling and aUa to assist tion class of the Cooperative of America at Manchester High 11.8 — Acre — Solid 8-room of his furniture with home. formal dining room, kitchen Occupational Education about 12:30 p.m. The students their addresses. Said Loreen School this week sponsored a Coloniai, birch cabinets, Please call 6494306. Real Estate, Bolton Branch, you in tho salt or with built-ins, family room, Nonna Tedford, 647-9119. Program made yesterday a lit used their own cars. afterward, “It was real cool Thanksgiving basket drive for cenunic tile bath, barn, clean two-car garage. Immaculate. purchasa of YOUR propar- tle brighter for some Hartford Beverly Holmes and Tina giving away turkey dinners. It families who have children at river, swimming, fishing, eeeB&W ••• 840,500. Wolverton Agency, n s BMimn MU) auucE cs. e l u n g t Gn residents by distributing about Thurston experienced some dif made me feel great.” the school. ,000. Hutchins Agency, 6 ^ R o to r s, 649-2813. At one stop, a lady who lives 9324. Rnlten-MlS LIVE CiNiORTMLY. 200 Thanksgiving dinners. ficulty in locating one street Club menibers collected four Hascktstw Paikids, Hiadi. ^ and eventually were escorted to alone in a tiny, immaculate food baskets, with the help of MUST see — Custom built ICeitii After receiving the names -WmiiIILE POOR h m» 2 Mir sM, 7- their destination by a police apartment prevailed upon Mrs. the student body and faculty Colonial Cape, unusual Interior and addresses of the recipients cruiser. Including themselves, Grassilli, Michael Hallowell, FOSTER STKEET CUSTOM RAISED Ranch. 7 design for toe family that loves BUMPELLA SOAKS . 1% bUhs, members. Turkeys for the U6APMACCO WmmIIIiiI tf/M nMi hMi a cm Real SstaU at Salvation Army it is assumed, Beverly and Robert Baker to tarry a few baskets were donated by Top Choice two famlljr flat with 5 rooms oo rooms, 2 baths, paneled space, 3 bedrooms second floor, UP POUNDS JU ST headquarters, they drove to the IMi baths, built-ins, garage. PHHJtKLnm, inpiais. 24ir goiti, phn Mck, 172E.CantarSU commented, "Everyone was minutes and thaw out from the Notch Supermarket, each floor, each apartment has tsro carpeted recreation room. WATCMIKIG chill of the 20-degree weather. haUis, two-car garage . . . both units fireplace, sundeck, aarages, Only 827,400. Char Boo Agency, ■Nh M n. A Imiis Hr tis biMiyi. very thankful.” Everybody’s Supermarket, and NERf 649-1922 646-4126 Other COEP distributors vacant... priced to sell. T. J. QrockeU, ;arden, privacy. Hutchins 6490683. . Tm. Mac U. S m. fllpis lUMnuS m u fica o s utM: Cil Tm* ItaMiky N MS43N Finast of Manchester, which Realtor, etS-1577. gency, R^ltors, 649-5324. ‘ • 1972‘hr UNMAMwk RpiMMl, IM* tsday.^? SttJN. were Robert Yakaitis, Jean donated a gift certificate. ‘tyeMTHAti Oakes, Patricia Landerfin, HAGLER Real Estate needs Hospital Group To Hold Tea The American Red Cross y.l-. GOT, GETS'! listings. CaU 6496624. Archie Butler, Cheryl White, helped distribute the baskets. Dw BMttOm MID NtLUCE Ct. Richard Varney, and Steven lu lin - UU MwidmUf rirttdt, UpcIi. MI-53M The annual membership tea publicity; Ruth Lehmann, LOM and SHORT of the Rockville Hospital sewing group; Jan Dahlih, Auxiliary will be held Dm . 3 THIS IS ONLY THE BACK!! EAST HARTFORD - March Is the predicament we find telephone; Jane Dempsey and from 2 to 4 p.m. in the cafeteria occupancy im this 2-bedroom ourselves in at this time. We Marilyn Schwebel, ways and HUD Says Vernon aluminum sided home. Garage, of the Rockville General means; Emma DeTolla, * 'f t I niTrf For gaff Out of Town-Fer Safe are long on good qualified Hospital. n Out ol.TOwih For Solo 78 sewers and near bus line. Cwy prospects, but short on parllmentarlan. 820,900. Hurwit-Simons, Any woman in the area who is ANDOVER- Near lake, 11,800, VERNON- 50 mllea view, 1V4 listings that meet their needs. The auxiliary will bold a food Must Find Site Coventry, half-acre, treed, Realtors, 646-1117, 289-0525. interested in serving the acres, hill top estate, 2400 If you are planning to sell, we hospital as a volunteer or in the sale Dec. 6 at 10 a.m. in the gift 13400. ToUaiid, acre, |S400. square foot brick Ranch., UCONN AREA would like the opportunity of 1 I Manchestor, ooe-half acre, |6,- PORTLAND - 12-room many social and fund-raising shop at the hospital and all For Package Store E dent area. |M,900. Hayes TerrUlc package for Uie man who Colonial, 3 fireplaces, 3 baths, explaining our successful proceeds will benefit the 500. Hayes Agency, 6490131. ocy, 6464131. activities sponsored by the DeedfhliownAop...tlk-raaiii .-n rec room with bar, family sales program to you. For a auxiliary, is invited to attend hospital. COVENTRY - 38 acres nice wiUi 1% baOn, nreplace, etc. PLUS a room, wide floorboards, sale tomorrow, caU us today. If the town does not relocate outlet. The zoning-group denied VERRON - Immediate aeparate SO by SO heated tmUding, Ideal beamed ceilings, built in 1700. the tea. Mrs. Lottie Blonstein and a former tenant of the area brook, barn and well, occupancy, deluxe 7-room U AR lor welding, repaln, refiniifalng, etc. William Scott, administrator the appeal the first time it was . Baskin Real EsUte, T J . Ckockett, Realtor at S43-1S77 or Must be seen. Excellent Mrs. Ruth Lehmann are co- which is now the town's heard, tabled action the second Ranch injprime area of lovely throughout. 847,900. Baskin MERRin of the hospital has arranged a chairmen of the sale and they renewal project, the Depart Branch, Norma Tedford, homes! Ibree bedrooms,be' large ToUaod Oiflce I7MZ79. time and the third time denied 6474119. Real ^ t a t e , Bolton Branch, tour of the hospital facilities, will be assisted by Mrs. Sophie ment of Housing and Urban vanity bath, 2 fireplaces, 2 Norma Tedford, 647-9119. AGENCY many of them new. Mrs. Peggy it "without prejudice” which a Flamm and Miss Mabel Development (HUD) may left the way open for picture winnows, large living Realtors 6491180 TOP PRICE paid for lots and “ Zowada who has recently been Lippmann. Each member, of the withold a final payment due room, formal dining, VERNON - 9room Cape with appointed the first director of reconsideration should new in acreage. Call E. W. Real appliaheed kitchen loaded with ELLINGTON — O'^YMm Ranch auxiliary is asked to donate one Vernon. formation come up. Estate, 6234336. fireplaced living room, 3 or 4 “in-hospital” volunteers, will cabinets and table space, rec near Tolland line, 4 rooms up, 4 bedrooms, breezeway, garage SELLINf^our property? Call homemade item for the sale. An application for this final Although it was noted that room wKb fireplace and bar, rooms in walk-out basement, 2 direct the tour. Exhibits of Donations may be brought to payment which amounts to Itooort Froportr-For Bolo 74 and fenced yard. 833,500. ns first. We’ll buy your borne auxiliary work will also be on Lyga would not be the owner attached garage numerous full baths, acre wooded lot, Hurwit & Simons, Realtors, immediately at a fair price, all (Photo hy E.J.P Photo!) the gift shop from 9 a.m., on. about 8139,000, was delivered to but jirit the permittee of the trees, 833^900. C.B. G-./V 6 4 3 -5 1 2 3 '^i In cooperation with the Multiple Listing Service • 'iL Association and will be on dis Phone 646-6464 Hartfardk) in Raymond Desroone, 3 from 3:30 to 8:30 p.m. From play in’the main reading room 11229 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER! P int tai Retkemeat Home Villages n Chairman 3:30 to 5 p.m. eadi hunily will of the Rockville Public Library. S 47-S S M make its own credie. v o m 5 to ,.t November 21,1972 Other selections chosen to be H' 5:30 a Christinas pagBint will f ' * ',55 PAGE TH m iY-TW O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. M, 1W2 Days Tlie Weather ShiiMd Law Cloudy tonight, chance of rain ► o rf developing toward morning, P a s s a g e lEiJptttnn BpraUi ' low in the low 30s. Sunday win Bumelte Ingram Howard N. MacFarlanb dy with rain possibly heavy at HEBRON - Burnette Ingram, TALCOTTVILLE - Howard P^redicted Mimrhesler Court date is Dec. 1$ in Circuit Oiislina times, h i^ 45 to 50. 80, of Hartford, father of Mrs. Nelson MacFarlane, 56,. of Real R. Turcotte, 23, of Ident Court 12. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER25,1972 VOL. X O I. No. 47 MANCHESTER — 4 City o f Village Charm Evelyn Cannon of Hebron, died Wethersfield, brother of BRISTOL (AP) - The Rd., South Windsor, was SI!«T.EEN PAGES - 2 TV - 2 MINI PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Tuesday at a Hartford Lawrence MacFarlane of General Assembly is likely to arrested Wednesday at 11 p.m. Three Hartford residents convalescent home. Talcottville, died Wednesday at pass a- law protecting news on a Circuit Court warrant were charged with conqdncy charging him with two counts of Bom in Evergreen, Ala., he his home. reporters from revealing their and a fourth charged with bad lived in Alabama most of Bora in Montville, he had sources if Gov. Thomas J. third-degree burgiary, first- illegal possession of prescrip degree iarceny, and third- his life before moving to lived in Wethersfield 21 years. Meskill doesn’t interfere,, ac tion drugs and criminal degree larceny. Hartford six months ago. He Prior to his retirement, he was cording to a Democratic ^ te impersonation and forgery in a letter carrier for the u! S. the "third degree, Wednesday. was an Army veteran of World senator about to begin his Lt. John Krinjak of the War I. Postal Department. Patricia A. Jefferson was fourth term. Manchester Police Department Other survivors include his charged on the three counts Suspends Bus Service Other survivors include his “ If Meskill does not do any said “ further arrests will be wife, a son, and another after she attmpted to cash a wife, six sons, two other arm twisting on this as he made,” in connection with two brother. check at Sufaeme Foods, 485 daughters; five grandchildren promised he wouldn’t, I have breaks and thefts totaling $7,100 Hartford Rd., and it was r i and a great-grandchild. Funeral arrangements are Teasn to expect one (a shield in Manchester Oct. 30. The funeral and burial will be incomplete. Calling hours are law) would be passed,” ia y » recognized as similar to a in Evergreen, Ala. There are no today from 7 to 9 p.m. at Taylor Sen. .Toseph J. Dinielli, D- Lt. Krinjak said a check which was cashed there ' i- V Smouldering Crisis calling hours. The James and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 Bfistol. combination of merchandise three months before that ILissiiiger-Tho Secret Talks Funeral Home, 2016 Main St., S. Main St., West Hartford. He does not speculate on the and cash with a total value of proved to be forged. Roy Clenuuu, Sonia J. Rose and Comes To A Head Hartford, is in charge of possibility of a Meskill veto $7,100 were taken in breaks at Interrupted Until Dec. 4 arrangements. Mrs. Mary Nasramheni should a shield law get through Manchester Tobacco Co. and Terry L. Thomas were charged By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In a report of the death of the 1973 General Awm bly. White Glass Co., Bissell St. with conspiracy. Court date is Diana G . Dubois Mrs. Mary T. Nascambeni in Dinielli also says he may Approximately 1,000 cartdns set for Dec. 4 in Circuit Court Pickets marched at Connecticut Co. garages in 12. IRAKIS (A P) — North Vietnam announced today that the on the talks in what Ziegler said COLUMBIA - Mrs. Diana Wednesday’s Herald, her introduce Shield law legislation of cigarettes and some money Hartford, New Haven and Stamford today as a marathon was a different format — “ a Guilbeault Dubois, 79, of ... surviving son, Daniel J. himself: were taken from Manchester w r e t peace talks between Henry A. Kissinger and Le Due bus crisis climaxed in a strike against the state’s largest Aaron Prestridge of 24 Silver smaller group.” Willimantic, mother of Mrs. Nascambeni of Rockville, was If he does, he is likely to have Tobacco Co. and about $100 was TTio are being interrupted until Dee. 4. bus company. Lane, East Hartford, was At th^end" they agreed to Charles Sadlon of Columbia, incorrectly identified as David. the support of Bristol’s three taken from White Glass Co. charged with concealmrat of A communique of the North Vietnamese delegation, resume meeting Dec. 4 In died Thursday at Wjndham A surviving brother, Joseph state representatives, all Turcotte was released on leased property. He was Paris. John Thompson, head of the Amalgamated Transit Community Memorial Hospital. Lucas of Bridgeport, was in Democrats. $5,000 non-surety bond and was issued a few hours after Kissinger and the Hanoi envoy release on a $500 non-surety Ziegler said Kissinger Union, said the union, which has been working on a day-to- She was the widow of Ernest correctly identified as John Gardner Wright says he ordered to appear in Circuit met for the sixth time in succession, said Tlio and his Lucas. bond. Court date is Dec. 4 at reported to the President by O. Duboi and had iived in would co-sponsor a shield law Court 12, Dec. 11. day basis since last year’s contract expired Sept. 30, has Circuit Court 12. fellow negotiator Xuan Thuy “will meet Dr. Kissinger cable to his hotel suite at the Willimantic many years. ilmiH J. .Sinilli measure or, if necessary, given the state and local governments enough time to solve agaih on Dec. 4, 1972.” Waldorf-Astoria in New York, Other survivors include a Hans J. Smith, 84, of Hart introduce one himself. Richard T. Goilmitzer of 101 the problem of subsidies. Police report breaking and In New York, meanwhile. Asked if some obstacles had where Nixon is staying. son; 3 other daughters; 4 ford, brother of Mrs. Annie “ A shield law, I hope, would ^ I p h Rd., was charged with entering at an apartment at 137 White House P r ^ Secretary Kissinger was to arrive at The union and the company sisters; 3 brothers; 24 Taylor of Manchester, died prevent the press from intoxication Thursday following been encountered in the efforts and the Greater Hartford Bissell St. Deborah Howe, who Ronald 23egler said Kissinger is New York’s John F. Kennedy had reportedly agreed on grandchildren and 5 Wednesday at Hartford becoming a spokesman for an accident on Downey Dr. to reach a cease-fire Transit District and state of resides at that address, said returning to the United States airport about 10 p.m. tonight. provisions for a new contract greatgrandchildren. Hospital whoever is in a position of when a car operated by agreement, Ziegler said, “ I ficials said they were in contact stereo speakers and a portable tonight to consult with He was to report immediately but ConnCo, claiming weekly The funeral will be Monday at He had lived in Hartford all authority.” Gollmitzer struck a parked car would caution you against any with other towns. colored television were taken'' President Nixon on the status of afterwards to the President. losses of $10,000, refused to sign 9:U a.m. at the Bacon Funeral his life. Prior to his retirement leased by John P. Tomik of 133 excessive speculation.” He The towns want the state to from her apartment Tuesday negotiations. Nixon and his without a written promise of H o m e , 71 P r o s p e c t S t ., in 1955, he had been a meat Downey Dr. The Gollmitzer car added that both sides “are There were widespread pay the subsidies out of the afternoon. family are spending the state or local subsidies. Willimantic. Burial will be in cutter at the former D. F. Rancher was towed from the scene. negotiating seriously.” reports Friday that Kissinger Public Service Trust Fund, but weekend in New York. The largest bus company in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Burns Grocery Store. The presidential spokesman and Tho had run into serious Gov. Thomas J, meskill has Theft of an electric guitar - Zie^er also said that the the state, ConnCo carries Wauregan. Other survivors include a said it had been mutually difficulties after talking for a refused to pay more than 25 per Kills from the kitchen of a home on peace talks had been recessed 100,000 passengers daily, run Calling hours are Saturday daughter, two other sisters, agreed “ not to discuss the sub total of more than 20 hours in cent. 81 Birch St., was reported by until Dec. 4. ning 190 b u ses a d a y in from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday five grandchildren and nine stance of the talks or what Kissinger said would be Meanwhile, small bus Lynne Derrick the juvenile owner. Ite also said the President Hartford, 105 in New Haven and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. great-grandchildren. Five Men characterize them in any way the final secret session to companies are trying to handle 42 in Stamford. The funeral is Saturday at 9 Student Director has agraed to meet early next whatsoever.” It was the U.S. clarify minor points in the the 50,(XI0 daily fares of the L a r e d o , T ex. ( a p ) — Police also report theft of a week with. South Vietnam “In September, everybody a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Miss Lynne Derrick of position, Qegler said, not to agreement. Connecticut Railway & Kenneth Adami, 60, rancher tire and rim from a motor President Hiieu’s special assis sign a final agreement “ until and his cousin was begging for Frank K. I'rall Home. 580 Elm St.. Rocky Hill. Manchester, a senior at Trinity Kissinger conferred with Lighting Co., which suspended and self-admitted killer of five vehicle parked in the municipal tant, Nguyen Phu Due, who is the agreement is right.” time,” Thompson said. “We Burial will be in Rose Hill College, Hartford, was student French Foreign Minister service in Bridgeport^ New Frank E. Pratt. 75, of 20 men, is being held in the Webb lot at Main and Forest Sts. on coming to Washington to would have called for the strike Memorial Park. director Nov. 21 of Edward Kissinger met in the Paris Maurice Schumann for 45 Britain and Waterbury on Oct. Palmer Dr., South Windsor, County jail cell under bond of Monday. Incident was reported i : N ' Calling hours are today from discuss the negotiations. suburb of Choisy-le- Roi for earlier, but the governor said 10. Like ConnCo, (^ & L says It died Thursday at Mt.Sinai $ , . Albbee’s ‘"An American minutes, apparently to assure 100 000 to police by William D. Trinks In Paris, U.S. delegation approximately two hours Satur ‘Give us 30 to 40 days.’ Hospital, HaHford. A native of 7 to 9 p.m. Dream.” Miss Derrick, the him that the United States cannot operate without Adami surrendered to U.S. of 92 Cheney Lane, East spokesman David Lambertson day morning with North “ Now it's 60 days,” Florence, Vt., he had lived Norman Fendell (rear), supervisor of special education in Manchester; and James F. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. remains hopeful of an early President Gets Big Greeting subsidies. Border Patrol agents Thursday Hartford. said he had no comment on the Vietnamese negotiators Tho Thompson said. “ It could be 70 most of his iife in Hartford Floreiice W. Moore Meivin Derrick of 165 Shallow- settlement. Schumann later Hartford social security office field representative, observe a Sheltered and told them he killed the men announcement, which came and Xuan Thuy. Deputy U.S. days, it could be 100. But there All three cities have worked before moving to South Windsor GILEAD - Mrs. Florence brook Lane, is an English and took the unusual step of issuing A crowd of hundreds welcomed President Richard M. Nixon late Friday as he visited New Workshop client engaged in contract work. (Herald photo by Buceiviclus) in a house in remote ranch Police report acts of van amid reports of a crisis in the National Security adviser Gen. has to come a time when time out emergency plans to cope recently. Way Moore, 88. of Hartford, Theater Arts major. a Foreign Ministry statement York City on a surprise visit described as a private weekend. He shakes hands with well- with the strike when its full country near the town of Freer, dalism to a truck parked at 942 negotiations. Alexander M. Iteig Jr. vyas in runs out. Prior to his retirement in formerly of Gilead, died asserting that “ the pessimistic wishers in the city’s financial district. It is his first visit to the city since he was re impact is felt on Monday. aboout 65 miles northeast of The Albee play was one in a , Main St. A window in the truck “ The strange part Is that the 1965, he worked for the Fuller Wednesday at her home. She rumors on Vietnam were hi^ly elected. (AP photo) this Texas-Mexico border city. series of seven projects of was cracked sometime during time has not yet com e when In Hartford, some 3,000 new Brush CO. for 20 years. He was was the widow of Frederick T. exaggerated.” Police and county officials Trinity’s Advanced Directing the night, Monday or Tuesday. somebody decides to solve the parking spaces have been found a member of St. Paul’s Lodge Moore. Sheltered Workshop Clients The Washington Post story who went to the house Class, under the supervision of COVENTRY problem,” he said. and equipped with shuttle buses of Masons, Brandon, Vt. Born in Gilead, she had lived said Kissinger had informed described by Adami found the ’Theater Arts professor David Elizabeth Jean, 22, of Berry PupilsTakeLaw Charles Abell, vice president to the downtown area to cope He leaves two daughters, in the Hartford area most of her Tho when they resumed their five bodies. One of the men had Eliet. Miss Derrick is the first Ave., Coventry, was treated at First Family Taking of ConnCo, said Friday night with the flood of cars the strike Mrs. Salvatore Garofalo of life. She was a member of the Drawing Social Security secret talks Monday that the been shot in the head. The other female student to enroll in the Windham Community that the company had heard is expected to bring. South Windsor and Mrs. Joseph Society of the Mayflower United States, in deference to four received fatal body class and to direct a play. Memorial Hospital and nothing from either the state or In New Haven, the Chamber Wainmah of Collinsville; three Descendants, the Founders and wounds. Into Own Hand» objections from South of Commerce has arranged for Social Security means Sheltered Workshop. He Nine other Sheltered released this momihg as the the localities. brothers, Elmore Pratt of Patriots of America, and the Vietnam’s President Nguyen New York Holiday a shuttle bus to run a loop in the more than old-age pensions learned that not only were the result of an accident "The Transportation Brandon, Vt.. Edwin Pratt of Hartford Colony of New Workshop clients are receiving LARGO, Fla. (AP) — A law banning the lifting of girls’ Van Thieu, no longer was and Medicare sometime in workers being paid, but their Wednesday night. Miss Jean Department hasn’t even nnade a downtown area and for another I^nox, Mass., and Clinton I^att England Women. She was also a benefits as disabled children. dresses has been enacted at Bonder Elementary School, willing to go along with some the distant future. If income was derived from was traveling north on Rt. 31 in NEW YORK (AP) - Presi edy, and paid a sentimental made a point of greeting many phone call to us,” he said. “ All shuttle bus from Long Wharf to of Sonoma, Calif.; four sisters, member of the Town and Joseph Mucciaro, manager of Four In ^Nutcracker' where arrest warrants are handed out for hair-pulling^ ijor concessions it made in contract work that is covered Coventry near Snake Hill Rd., dent Nixon, enjoying a New visit to his old law firm. of the staff members and told we know is the onion says its downtown. Mrs. Mildred Hall, Mrs. Jessie Country Club of Hartford, and circumstances are right, the the East Hartford social by social security. security office, said, “ As other when she observed a car tall^M in plass and Hu’pWiing fo«^,^ \ York holiday weekeiid with his , Nixon made the ^ Waldoff- them of his plans for tee second going'td.ftrike.” Burgess and Mrs. Mabel the Congregational Church of time can be NOW to receive Four area residents will In discussing the workshop’s Kingdom of Sweets. Nicole approaching in the opposite 8iictf‘ statutes are on the books in Tmh iThese Included the toleri family; says he will have a Astoria Towers apartment his term. The President explained The strike accompljshed Fallon, all of Brandon, and Mrs.- Gilead. financial assistance. The clients at the workshop become operation with Norman appear in the Hartford Ballet Chaison, daughter of Mr. and direction in the wrong lane. She of North Vietiaffiig -^•very exciting second term ” on weelMOd- baaiteuartoras^^ lhwM he vrants to revevse - tbe what, ta-effect, the t^pany Survivors include a step-son. time is exactly that for covered by social security, they HackenMny’s second-i^ade classroom, where the store Rollin Shortsleeves of Co.’s 10th anniversary M rs. J oel C haison o f 375 swerved to avoid hitting the certain areas of South Vietnam both the foreign and domestic secretary Ronald L. Ziegler traditional downhill trend of Richard B. Moore . of West .Fendell, supervisor of special too will be able to file dete<^'9e tittii^itd^ is bringing the long artri of the tried to do Oct. 88shut off bus Suspected Pittsford, Vt.; and nine about 15 clients at the production of “ The Nut Summit St., will appear as a scenes. said the President re ce iv ^ a second terms and will try to Hartford. and two education in Manchester, applications for possible car, and hit a tree. The second and the creation of a Council of servicebut was i^eveiit. from grandchildren. S h eliered W orkshop, 45 cracker.” bon bon, the tiny candies who law liifo'the study of social sciences. The President took time out report there from his top grandchildren. Cooper found that the mentally benefits.’ ’ It is estimated that car left the accident scene. No National Conciliation — bring in “ new fresh ideas and doing by s court injunction. Sub Searcb The funeral is Saturday at 11 School St., who are current The annual holiday presenta dance out of Madame from planning sessions for the adviser, Henry A. Kissinger, on new steam.” A grave.sidc service will be handicapped were covered by 10-12 others will become arrests were made, and the A, coutt systeth has been com ^ sed of the Saigon govern- Superior Court Judge George a.m. at Milter and Ketcham tion of the Tchaikowsky classic Regniere’s voluminous skirts. similar to -the one they run Friday’s Paris talks with North ly drawing previously social security but that a eligible within this year as they incident is under investigation. established with pupils, aged 6 meut, the. Viet Cong and four years ahead to come here He said he also plans to move A. Saden decided Tuesday to Continues Funeral Home. Brandon. Burial held Saturday at 11 a.m. at features members of the Monique Glennon, daughter themselves.” unexpected benefit»-the waiver had not been signed, earn enough quarters. neutralists — to organize elec Friday for theater-going, Veitnamese peace negotiator! some of his top staff into new extend the injunction against a will be in Pine Hill Cemetery, Gilead Cemetery. There are no Hartford Ballet’s professional to 8, acting as judges, Back from the city court, the claiming the workshop as a non of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glennen TOLLAND tions under international shopping and visiting old But there was no comment areas of responsibility. Brandon. calling hours. Friends may minimum of 184.50 monthly, . People disabled before age 24 prosecutors, defense counsels pupils passed a law banning shutdown for another week, but OSLO, N orw a y (A P ) — company, apprentices of the of Vernon, will appear in the A lfred Bushey, 19, o f S. control. friends. from the traveling White House “ This way,” he said,” we will make contributions to the retroactive for a year. profit organization. When the need social security credits for and police. dress-lifting, following a com he said the injunction could be Norwegian navy frigates Calling hours are today from company, and students of the Prologue Scene In Act I as a on how the efforts to reach a oversight was rectified. Cooper one and a half years of work in Eagleville Rd., Storrs, was “ ITiis court study has been In a relaxed mood, Nixon met have new ideas ... we will have dissolved by a strike. dropped antisubmarine mines 7 to 9 p.m.. also in Brandon. Congregational Church of The seed of their good fortune company’s official school. cousin. Maura McGeary, plaint filed by a distraught Thieu has described the obtained the necessary the three-year period before the arreted for operating a motor his first public crowds since his cease-fire agreement were an exciting second term on both The injunction was obtained in the outer part of the Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Gilead. was planted when James F. Performances are slated for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul very .effective in curbing school second grader. agreement as a sellout and has application and supporting vehicle while his license was landslide re-election victory, progressing. the foreign and domestic side.” by Hartford, with New Haven Poquonock Ave.. Windsor, is in The James T. Pratt Funeral Cooper of 188 Ferguson Rd., disability began. Persons Dec. 1 and 2 at the Bushnell offenses, and students are Hackenberry, 30, said the Sognefjord on Friday night evidence to qualify the McGeary of Rockville, will under suspension, and for warned the United States he and he Waded in to shake hands First stop on the chief charge of arrangements. Home. 71 Farmington Ave.. social security field disabled after that age need learning respect for the law,” court .system evolved as he Getting out in the financial and' Stamford later joining in after new contacts with a Memorial with music provided dance the role of a guest at the operating a motor vehicle while will not accept any deal made and chat in the financial and executive’s holiday itinerary H artford, is in charge of representative at the East applicants for benefits,and more credits, depending upon Hackenberry said. tried to bring home what social district crowd, Nixon was the action. In addition, suspected submarine were by members of the Hartford Christmas party in the under the influence of alcohol, against his will. theater districts of the city, was at the law firm of Mudge, arrangements. Hartford office, visited the processing was under way. their age and the time of The worst punishment is to be studies was all about and asked if he had any stocks. He Stamford is asking that ConnCo reported, a spokesman for the Symphony Orchestra conducted prologue. Maura is also a following a one-car accident at where several thousand persons Rose, Guthrie and and disability. sentenced to go to the establish discipline at the same The Washington Post said said he didn’t own any now. But be put into receivership, and Norwegian defense staff said by Dt. Moshe Paranov, musical member of the Hartford Junior 12:15 Friday morning. Bushey gathered behind police Alexander, where he worked A worker is considered dis principal’s office, he added. time. that Tho, angered by the he added with a grin: “ I’m ConnCo wants the court to today. director for the Hartford Ballet Co. was traveling north on Doyle barriers. for five years before his abled under the social security Ballet. A note to the parents, being The first-year teacher who American reversal, promptly bullish on Am erica,” quoting order the state to pay the com The spokesman did not Sura M. (>iilli‘i'iiiuii Rd. in Tolland when he lost With his wife, Pat, daughters successful bid for the presiden FBI Arrests % Commission law if he has a physical or kept in from recess and missing worked as a store detective threatened to withdraw the con the slogan of the big brokerage pany subsidies from the Public disclose details of the new con Mrs. Sara Mellon Gutterman, Suzannah Russek, daughter of The Friday, Dec. 1 perfor control of his car aqd hit a tree. Julie and Tricia, son-in-law cy in 1968. It was his first time mental condition which art class are among other while studying at the University cessions made by Hanoi in the firm of Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Service Trust Fund. tacts, but did not rule out the 59, of 41 S. Alton St., widow of Manchester State Rep. proposals for solving some of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Russek of mance is schooled for 8 p,m. His car came to rest on the Edward Cox and Florida friend back since then, and he spent an prevents him from doing sub punishments doled out in the of Florida said the system has October draft. Fenner and Smith. In the early hours of the possibility that th^y involved Julius Gutterman. died Three Francis Mahoney, a member of the problems of the deaf and 629 Tolland Tpke., will dance and the matinee on Saturday, road. State Trooper Robert C. G. “ Bebe” Rebozo, the hour and a half visiting some of stantial gainful work and which classroom court. been “much more successful While Nixon was at the law strike there was no sign of any “ more than one unidentified Thursday ’at Manchester the State Commission to hearing-impaired to contact the role of an angel, the candy Dec. 2 is at 2:30 p.m. Tickets Hathaway of the Stafford These included abandonment President dined Friday night on the law partners, including his is expected to last (or has cupcakes who open Act II, the “ We took a trip to the Largo than I could imagine. of the old Communist demand firm, the rest of the family change in the positions of the submarine in the area.” Memorial Hospital. OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Investigate the Problems of the him, so that he may present are available at the Bushnell. barracks investigated. Chinese food at Trader V ic’s. former attorney general and lasted) for at least 12 months. Municipal Court last week,” “I was told it would never went to the hotel. But daughter towns or the state over which In London, the British Born in Brooklyn. N. Y.. she FBI agents have a^ sted three Deaf and Hearing-impared, has their proposals to the for a simultaneous political and campaign manager, John Hackenberry said. “ The He took in a hit musical show, Julie wasted no time going would pick up the bulk of the Defense Ministry said it was in had lived in Marlborough Indians in connection with this announced a public hearing by commission. All suggestions to work,” he said. “ But the second military settlement and Mitchell. n " ------children ... were impressed by “Much Ado About Nothing,” shopping. She said she bought a deficit of the financially ailing vestigating a report that the before moving to Manchester month’s takeover of the Bureau the commission on Dec. 19. It it will be studied by the graders are actually conducting agreement to allow Thieu to re Ziegler reported that Nixon the fact that the court they based on Shakespeare’s com pair of shoes in nearby Saks Connecticut Co. mystery submarine in five years ago. Prior to her of Indian Affairs Building in will he at 7:30 p.m. in the Hall commission, which will recom themselves professionally.” main at the head of the Saigon were seeing In action was very Fifth Avenue. Another meeting was held Norwegian territory was Rus retirement in 1970. she was. a Washington, D.C. of the House of mend legislation to the General government pending elections. The family was “ playing it by Friday between the state sian and that there had been a secretary at the Travelers Two other Indians indicted by Representatives. State Capitol, Assembly. Mahoney already ear,” she said of the weekend Department of Transportation mutiny aboard. Insurance Co. for 18 years. the grand jury on charges of Hartford. has submitted a list of 17 plans. But she said they would She was a member of Temple possessing stolen government The commission held its first proposals to the commission Search For Missing go to Sunday services at Marble Beth Sholom. its Sisterhood. property are still at large. meeting Nov. 21. with Groton Arnold C.^>Larson, CHdahoma Judge of Probate Mrs. Lillian Gunjnan Killed; Collegiate Church, where she Hadassah. and was a volunteer and David Eisenhower were at Manchester Memorial FBI agent in charge, said Alida Erb the temporary chairman. A Solons Suspended Busing Crisis .married. Hospital. Quirez, 18; her sister Andrea, permanent chairman, vice Ban Lifted Police stopped busy New Survivors include a son. 22, both of Rialto, Calif.; and chairman and secretary will be ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — After 39 futile days, the THURMONT. Md. (AP) - York traffic for the presidential Henry Gutterman of West Hart Myron Thomas, 31, of Chicago named Dec. 5. Hostage Unhurt search for House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs has been were arrested in Bressie, Okla., President Nixon has lifted a motorcades, and people paused Chronology ford; a daughter. Mrs. Aaron Mahoney is urging those with rigid government ban on travel abandoned because of the onset of winter. to watch him pass, some Cheerman of Manchester; a Thursday. of U.S. aircraft and ships to M o*l SK-716 FRANKFURT, Germany Boggs, Alaska Rep. Nick Begich and two other men have waving at the presidential brother. Abraham Mellon of Also indicted Wednesday VALUE *165.00 release of jailed members of h ijacker aw aiting trial in By The Associaled Pres* Oct. 2—(3ov. Meskill vetoes Communist China. 23 Elements (AP) — Police sharpshooters, limousine. New York City: a sister. Mrs. were Whitney Grey, 22, of the West German Baader- Weiden for the slaying of a been missing since Oct. 16 on a flight from Anchorage to Here is a chronology of the the bus subsidy bill, claiming it The action, announced by a n i n o firing through a partly open At dinner, Nixon indulged in a Ix>ttie Silberman of Nanuet. N. Scottsdale, Ariz., and David Horlxontal Plane Meinhof anarchist gang. Czechoslovak pilot June 8. Juneau. most important events since is too expensive a way to solve spokesman at Nixon’s Camp airplane dobr, shot and kilM a daiquiri on the rocks and tried Y .; and four grandchildren. Molino, 22, of Redlands,/Calif. Fire Calls Radiation Patterns Officials in Frankfurt, acting August in the Connecticut Co. the bus crisis. David, Md., retreat, is a first (Ifid Band) ( gunman today and freed He demanded that he and the Air Force Maj. Ken Shelley congressmen said friends have one of Trader Vic’s exotic ’The funeral was this morning All were accused of with the assistance of a and Connecticut Railway and Oct. 10—CR&L shuts down step toward eventual unW m ed a stewardess hostage Czech be flown to Prague, said the search, officially encouraged them to run for the drinks, a Mai Tai made of rum at the Weinstein Mortuary. 640 possessing property allegedly Town Firemen were called to '■ ‘ k . psychologist, implemented a Lighting Co. bus crises: operations after giving the ATU establishment of scheduled air Plots of dB Gain Over High ari^iiiManiioi where the latter faced a possi suspended Friday, will be seats. and pineapple juice. He ate Farmington Ave.. Hartford, taken from the BIA building 148 Bissell St. at 2 a.m. today on held nearly 24 hours aboard an plan of psycholojd(»l warfare. the 24 hours’ notice required and sea service tq-the long- 1/2 RJive Dipole of Antenna ble death penalty for the hijack reopened if any new clues or Chinese delicacies, including a with Rabbi Leon Wind of after a group of militant the report of a delayed ignition for Channels 2-6 Air Canada jetliner at “ We’re trying to wear him Shelley said the decision to Aug. 11—The Connecticut Co. under the Oct. 1 agreement. isolated Communist slaying. significant information is main dish of beef with Chinese ficiating. Burial will be in the Indians occu p i^ it Nov. 2 . of a boiler system. Channels 7-13 Frankfurt airport, police out,” said Frankfurt Police halt the search was based announces that contract The company says it can’t superpower. Rotor Antenna uncovered. ' vegetables and Yang Chow Colchester Jewish Aid FM reported. (U e f Knut Mueller. As an alternative, the primarily on new snowfall demands made by the afford to continue operating Military and civilian air fried rice. Cemetery. Chaimels 14-83 Police Director Horst Vogel, The man, who described gunman, who spoke with an which swept across much of Amalgamated Transit Union without subsidies. Smaller I N e i U D E ^ ' planes logged more than 3,600 Arriving at the theater a little Memorial Week will be who headed the 150 policemen himself as a former inmate of a East European accent, sought Alaska’s rugged and (ATU) will amount to $2 million companies plan to take over hours in the air and covered late for the 7:30 p.m. curtain, observed at the home of her A L L JA IN rC B INSTALLED at the airport, told newsmen Nazi concentration camp who the release of 20 Czechs he unpopulated regions last week. in ad(iitional money per year. service on CR&L routes. 325,000 square m iles in the Nixon and his party received a daughter. 119 Brent Rd.. I ■ ■ ■ Aulofnatic TENNA^ROTOR that “ colleagues with special wants to go down in history, thought were jailed in West Numerous sightings and leads The company says it is losing Oct. 14—CtonnCo says it, too, search — the largest in Alaskan standing ovation from the Manchester. Memorial con training were under orders to began his bizarre list of Germany on espionage charges. were checked Out, but all money and can’t afford such a will shut down operations if it your anlwina history — for the missing packed Winter Garden Theater tributions may be made to the shoot the hijacker in a crystal demands with a call for the When told there were not 20 proved fruitless. contract. The contract is to doesn’t receive a subsidy. Last 1 Pound GRANOLA p«rf«etly for all Cessna 310. audience. American Cancer Society. clear situation that would not release of the young Czech such prisoners, he said he expire Sept. 30. runs are to be the night of Oct. with a purchase of $5.00 or more. •taHonaragardloasof Aboard the plane were Boggs, Shelley said the search will endanger the hostage.” would settle for the liberation Aug. 20—ConnCo is reported 28. diraetlon. 58; Begich, 40; Russell L. not be dosed officially until the The hostage was Margit of any 20 convicts serving the Traffic Toll to have asked the ATU to take a Oct. 28 ConnO President E. Brown, 37, an aide to Begich, aircraft is found. The Rescue SAVE... 10% to 20% on PLUS PRODUCTS MODEL Sommer, 31, a German-born highest sentences in West pay cut in its next contract. Clayton Gengras receives a Personal Notice and Don E. Jonz, 38, the pilot. Coordination Center at Continues U-100 Canadian, who was rescued Gemuui prisons. &pt. 24—ATU membership court injunction, obtained by M l In Washington, Mrs. Boggs Elmendorf Air Force Base STOP IN and Inquire about our FREE drawing to be held the week of Christmas. when police st(»med aboard the Upward Climb gives its leaders the right to the city of Hartford, ordering Notice of Hearlne Early this morning, police said she was deeply grateful for never officially closes a search S W erf CoonecUcat DCS after gunning down the call a strike against ConnCo and buses to keep running. ConnCo said he revoked his previous the effort “ and especially for until the aircraft is located, he Bv T H E ASSOCIATED COURT OF PROBATE middle-aged hijadier. CR&L when their present obeys the order, but plans to ..Court of_Probste, District of ORGANIC FOOD dm an ds and <»lled for the the heart” that had gone into said. PRESS MraAciter, District No. IS. Miss Sommer had been seized contract expires if a satisfac appeal it. VITAMINS & MINERAL SUPPLEMENTS Choose from Zenith - RCA - Philco - Curtis Mathis release of jailed members of the search. Boggs had arrived in Alaska The nation’s traffic death toll *—C8TATE---- -* OF AURORB P. GOULETr • » by the revolver-cairying tory offer isn’t made. Nov. 8—ATU announces it will the Baader-Meinhof gang. The Mrs. Boggs was in just two days before the flight for the Thanksgiving Day NATURAL COSMETICS & BEAUTY AIDS INCLUDED AT N( gunman Friday afternoon Sept. 27—The Democrat- strike ConnCo at 12:01 a.m. gang is held responsible for a Washington Friday to help han to Juneau. He had spoken at a weekend reached 345 today. aboafo the plane. He (uttered controlled General Assembly, Nov. 25. series of thefts and terrorist dle a mountain of fund-raising dinner for Begich Rain, sleet and snow posed t y “ jpwwmor U, the plane’s other six crewmen called into special-’session by Nov. 21—Hartford Superior T t o of hwrias, *:M ojn.; P ^ oi bombings that left four U. S. correspondence accumulated in Anchorage and had been hazards for motorists in a large off and then began issuing Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, passes Court Judge George A. Saden servicemen dead and scores since her husband’s dis scheduled to speak in Juneau part of the midcontinent, and widely fluctuating demands to a bill to subsidize bus lines from extends the injunction for injured. appearance. the night the plane disappeared. showers dampened roadways in free various persons being held the Public Sercice Tax Fund. ConnCo to keep operating for Six alleged gang members Official proceedings are The plane left Anchorage Florida and the Pacific doTSs last will aad testament of saU in West German jails. Sept. 30—ConnCo and the on e week. He says the went on trial Friday in a heavi expected to begin in Alaska about 9 a.m. (ADT), and Jonz Northwest. Clear, dry con JO E BAYEK. Prop He set a 3 p.m. - 9 a.m. EST ATU reach a temporary agree injunction can be dissolved if ly guarded courthouse in West within a few days that could filed a flight plan 12 minutes ditions prevailed elsewhere. K ordFred TgAfTsiTu EL CAMINO PLAZA ' ROUtE 30, VERNON — deadline today for his ment to keep the buses rolling the ATU strikes. Berlin. Others, including lead to declaring open the later as the aircraft headed The count of traffic deaths ■ determlBed at demands, which ranged fnun while approval from Meskill is Nov. 24—ATU official John »• •‘•to. time (Across388 from Howard Johnson’s)Johns< Andreas Baader and Ulrike House seats to which Boggs and southeast on the 3 labour flight began at 6 p.m. local time iMVt. freeing a Czech hijacker awaited on the bus subsidy bill. Thompson says the union will I’ c o n ^ TI o N NEXT 10 STOP and SHOP Meinhof, f o / whom the gang Bhgich were re-elected. Both to the state’s capital. There was Wednesday and will end at mid r Order of Uie Own awaiting trial for murder to the Oct. 1 -C R 4 L and the ATU strike as planned at 12:01 a.m. . ZmBARTH, derk Tel. 875-1735 Mon. to FrI. 10-9; Sat. 10-6 IViRrgit Sommer was named, are awaiting trial. wives of the missing night Sunday. ■'ft: no further word from the plane. reach a similar agreement. Nov. 25. hft'i K?.;le over H. workmanship. Reasonable Love, Hh a cta of land with a view, ■ei year! SeU lovely Avon gift Love, Bfanchester salon. ExceUent REDUCING belt masaager, used, big saving. W. H. Pruess, BIANCJIESTER - AttracUve hot water, all appliances Howland, Realtor, 04S-1106. 46,000 miles. 6 4 A i. condition. Phone 6434116. Call my competitors, then call prices. Free estim ates. 646- redwood construction. Large itemss to friendly people near Mildred, Raymond salary, commission and 625. Tuxedo, size 40,623. Skates, Sons, Route g-A A , Bolton, 643- four-room first-floor apart- eSM M M M L m e. Estim ates given. 649-7863. Lynnette Including dishwasher, disposal, Thermopane windows. your home, earn extra cash to and Sharon beneflte. CaU Hartford, S2S- skis, t^g^j|ames, bicycle, 9492. ment. Stove, refrigerator,'cen- e1BMtC6MT JEEP, rebuilt engine, MEN’S Rawleigh 6-s p e e d AMERICAN carpeting, pool and your own make your own holiday 3872. kittens. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• traUy located,d. References, no transmission, rear end, new excellent condition, with all J. P. LEWIS A SON, custom BIDWELL Home Improvement * CQHMHTY MUMS private terrace in country FIRST OFFERING brighter. Phone ------Mualoal Inatrumonta 6 3 pete. 6140. 228JS40. ' at and top, and more. |1,290. accessories. Only ^40. Pbone decorating, interior and Co. Expert Installation of e M M im setting. 6165. Rockland Terrace WMt iU« - 6-reom Ctpt, uctllint OIL NEW arc welder, 225 amps, WE NEED LISTINGS NOWI ThinkInf of 1 633-7M after 6. 6434007. exterior, paperhanging, fully aluminum siding, gutters and Happy 36th Anniversary Welcome to the Family SERVICE Station mechanic, Apartments, 872-6360, S29J586. coodillon, till bith, flripiiM, plntir BIANAGEM e NT Trainee - A with a c c e is o r le s , 685. 1957 SPINET console piano may be FOUR room apartment, new e m i n f t m o s SollInf your proporty? Cill TOOAYI insured. For free estimates, trims. Roofing lutallation and & GRANDMOTHER and BABY RUSTY fuU and part-time, over 18. walls, oil boot, open stilrcau, pwch, leader to work with and train Experience necessary. Good Ford, V4 ton, 8’ pick-up, good purchased by smaU moithly kitchen and bath, plus «M i6M |lNn 1966 CHEVROLET Corvair, EXPERT repairing all vnakM call 6494668. If no answer 643- repairs. 6 4 9 ^ , 8764100. STATION ROCKVILLE - Two-room combination windows, amotitt drive, others. CaU Mr. Steber, 646- I QRANDFATHI^ Love, pay and benefits. Apply Texaco con a tion , 6825. C.B. racUo with payments. See it locally. Write appliances, very nice area, e n E M n u M m i s 80,000 miles, damaged front left o f b icycles indudlng 3 ,8and 10- 6362. furniahed ^rtm ent, utilities city utililloa, nur shoppini and Manchostor 2637. $ Love, Uncle Jimmy and Sem ce, 1475 SUver La^, East antenna, 6M . Steel shelving, 63. Cortland Music Company I, laiige yard, 6150 plus security. included, 630 w eekly. F our fender, 6150. Call after 6 p.m ., speeds. Manchester Bicycle ROOFING — Specializing • M U T a n n iB w H artford. each. Coleman stove, 68. P.O. Box 35, C o r t l ^ , ( ^ 0, 643-OlW. icbool. Quiat nti|hborhw)d and |ood 6434281. RICHARD E. Martin. FuU repairing roofs o f aU kinds, new I Tracy Lombardo Aunt “DeeDee” \ rooms, appliances, yard, 6115 PHILBRICK Stay one step aiiead of MATURE WOMAN to work C olem an spa ce heaters, 65 44410. location. Priced only In Ibo rofesslonal painting service, roofs, gutter work, chimneys. monthly pliu utilities. 8734^ , the compip d ltfo ii. part-time, Monday through DISHWASHERS wanted, one each. CaU i875-8066. SMALL Three-room apart OAKLAND MMIOR 7:30-9:30 p.m. 20t. 1968 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 4 oor 1970 BSA 500cc twin. Complete iterior - exterior. Free es repaired. 30 years E Friday evenings, aim aU day Happy 13th Birthday Happy Birthday for 2-3 hours at lunch time, OlOeo-Storo Equipment 04 ment, on bus line. Heat, AGENCY sedan, power brakes, power ly chopped. Excellent miming timates, fully insured. 6494411. experience. n Free ee estimates.ei « UTMwluw Saturday, & i^-_ty y forfor-boUday -boUday Bfonday through Friday; one ALUMINUM sheets used as appliances included. 6110 ROCKVILLE — Five rooms, steering, original owner, fWO. condition, oversized high CaU Howley, 6434361.6434361 MODERN 3-BAY ^ DEBBIE ERICKSON TOMMY CANTONE (OHOMMSt) season. in person, Swiss :S Friday and Satorday nim ts, 7- ^i^in|^ plates, .007_ thick, ADDRESS-O-Graph machine, monthly. Older man or woman a cre yard , appliances, 6150 CHARLES LESPERANilANI^ REALTORS CaU 8^7308. compression pistons. C. AND G. H(»ne Improve •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• g Love, Love, FlMMilHliM Colony, Iter Paikade. % ^ply Cavey s, « East i cents each or 5 for 61. with steel drawer fUe cabinet, preferred. Paul W. Dougan, monthly, plus utilities. Four- Everything on bike, new, imly ment. Interior, exterior paln- NMltog-PfuinMna IT STATION Uncle Al and Aunt Mary, Mom and Dad, 649-7620 Centerr St.I Phone 643-2711. holds over 5,000 nameplates. l ^ t o r , 643453S. 6 4 7 -9 9 7 1 rooms, appliances, parking, 1067 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, been on the road since ting...... and wall^pering.f i w Fr Linda and Richard Debbie, Linda and Sal Phone 6494563. 6115 monthly, plus uUllUes. 872- 646-4200 needs body work, best offer. Septem ber, ’72. Must be seen to esthnates. 2S » ^ , SAM Watson Plumbing and Please call days 563-0131, TEACHERS — Plano, guitar, HOT water furnace, with 0359. 7:30-9:30 p.m. MANCHESTER - Low SOs, 8- Can be seen at the Dairy Queen, make a reasonable offer. 68,200 Heating. BaUiroom remodeUng Belated Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. Coventry PubUc Schools drums, etc. Give Telephone controls, 77,000 BTU, convector FRIDEN progromatic room Colonial, large backyard, 242 Broad St. Invested, will consider all DONALD E. Tarca - and repairs. Free estimates. Help Wanted 30-A --,11 ------WOODLAND MANCHESTER Four room Eveninp and Sunday call Happy Thanksgiving number to Teachers-P.O. Box type radiators, 32” and 38” flezowriter, electric ROCKVILLE - Five rooma, 4-bedrooms, 114 baths, large MANCHESTER — $28,300, new offers. CaU 6494620 after 4 p.m. paperhanging and painting. CaUi1 6 4 9 ^ . Teacher Aide for Elarly apartment, centrally located, SNET MANAGEMENT 406. Bfanchester aluminum combination doors, typewriter, makes and reada two bedrooms, heat, hot water, sunporch, waUc to aU achoofs. price on six-room Ranch. 1963 RENAULT, excellent ••••*••••••••••••••••••••••• F t m estimates. CaU 6434271. collect 413-786-3041. ChUdhood Class BABYSITTER wanted in my;:% beat included. Gas range buUi-in tub. 643-2466, 643-1442. tapes, fa i^ietitlve use, MANOR appliances furnished. CentraUy For the large growing family. Living room, dining room, engine, needs transmission ServteM Ollorod 12 B O m Heating and Plumbing Hours: 8:00-2:30 @ 62.00 (New State Rd.) supplied. Available November h om e tor s ch ool vacation s. „ „ .. ... - SLIPCOVER and drapery •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• condition. Also adding ma located. 6185 plus security. F. J.lI. SpUeckl, Realtor,*,643-2121.------kitchen, 3 bedrooms, one-car w ork, CaU after 6 p.m ., 643- B.A.C Painting Co. Painting by Prompt, courteous service. per hour & benefits. Must have own transportation. >•: Hope you all teH like your 1st. Only 6175 per month. Cali garage. Heated porch. Ideal MANCHESTER - Due to maker, experienced only. Apply Boata-Aeeaaaorlaa 40 and manual typewriter. 643- Very clean. 872-^1. 0281. SNOW Plowing — Commercial experts, exteriors,■ ■ s, intwor. CaUU 643-1M . CaU 643-7809 after 5. turkeys on the APARTMENTS 643-7166. home for young cotmle. WaUt to illness owner must seU pizza- Anyone interested who Sterling Upholstering and J442. VERPLANCK SCHOOL area, and residential. Reasonable spray brush and roll! Thanksgiving table, Buckley School. Treed lot in grinder business. Hurwit A iappUed prior to Sept. 1972 S u p p ly, 222 McKee »reet, EVINRUDE outboard motors, •■•••••■•■■•••••••••••••••a* Homestead St. HEBRON— 4-room apartment, 7-room Orlonial in pleaaingiron- 1965 RAMBLER, 2-door rates. Also avaUable as backup Reasonable prices, free es NO JOB too smaU. Immediate «• stuffedi 454 M AIN Street — second fine residential neighborhood. Simims, R ealtors, 646-1117. I should reapply. Bfanchester. Holsclaw and Bfastercraft W an ted t o B u y 00 (Off W. Middle Tpke., refrigerator, stove, electric dltlon on quiet ______street. ______Tfo-ee hardtop, power steering, rig. CaU 646-3467, 6474304. timates. Also wallpapering. service on service calls. F m floor, 3-room apartment, heat, Extras. Call Warren E. ‘Apply to: trailers, aales-aervlce. Manchsster) heat, 6150. 228-9115. bedrooms, dressing room, exceUeni running condition. 6434001. estimates gladly given on IBnTiMOTniE fam ily unit. Security. $117.85. Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. POMFREiT — A going business Dr. Donald C. Hardy Holp Wanted PART-TIME help wanted Complete service department, WANTED — Antique furniture, fireplace in Uving room and CaU 644-1098 after 5. SHARPENING Service - heating or Numbing. Faucets 1 and 2 -btdroom luxury 046-2&6, 9-5 p.m . morning, general floor -boatmg suppUea, acceasoles', glass, pewter, oU paintings or ROCKVILLE - 3-room basement. Cheerful dining Sawl, knives, axes, shears, PAPER hanging and ceiling repaired or instaUed. Water AAA iq>proval motel, 11 rooms, Superintendent, JODY H IM apartments. Features wall-to- EXTRA Christmas m o n e y , m aintenance. 646-4220. Woolsey paints, Gerich’s other antique items. Any apartment, heat, hot water, room, family room with picture MANCHESTER 1968 COMARO, 6800. H m ne 649- skates, rotary blades. <^ck painting.' Reasonable riites. pmnps worked on. Complete plus one 4-room rented P.O. Box 356 Experienced man. Three to wall carpeting, vanity tile baths, NEW three-bedroom duplex, apartment and -room owner’s Work 6 hours Sabuda: ser- Bfarine Service, 1962 Tolland quantity. The Harrisons, 64$- stove and refrigerator, $ i^ . window overlooking portion of 2484 before 4 p.m . service. Capitol Equipment FYee eS lm ates. CaU 643-9112. heating systems, rec rooms, 6 Coventry, Conn. 06238 five year’s body repair ex built-in oven, range, dishwasher, 114 baths, refrigerator and ving our customers. MAN wanted part-time, Tpke., B u c k i e , 643-2363. n09, Iw Oakland Street. Adults only, no pels, parking for 60x150’ yard with split rail Co., 38 Main St., Mandester. etc. CaU M & M Plumbing A apartment, garage and shed. perience. This is a permanent stove, carpet, no pets. NEW HOMES ______742^7317 rsfrigerata and disposal, elec one car. Security deposit fence and lovely trees. Electric DODGE DART GT, 1968 one Heating, 649-2871. AU m otel units are ou n pletely Only 4 persons evenings, for machine floor Drive out to HAMILTON DR., Hours daUy 7:304, Thursday WALLPAPERING and position. High weekly needed, so ANTIQUE furniture, china tric heat, 2 air-conditioners, A vailable im m ediately. 643- a ------, attic storage, near owner, excellent condition. furnished and carpeted ' now. 6484042. scru b b u g. CaU 649-5334. 1970 BOAT, motor and traUer, required.------Call'•" 643^8.1 7:304, Saturday, 7:304. 643- painting, interior and exterior, guarantee. Flat rate system cabinets, crank pbon^rapbs, 5014. lartford bus. Realistically or call us for an apt. to see Bucket seats, power steering. throughout. AU have fw tile BOOKKEEPERS - Full take over paym ents. Phone 649- glass sliding d oa s, aU large 7958. ezperUy done. Free esUmates. MARTY’S Plumbingin g aand n d of pay. Earnings limited only old books. Bfost anything old. price in low 30’s. Shown by ap these lovely new homes, built 6900. 647-9755. baths, excellent condition, charge, experience required. DENTAL Assistant, unique 2484 beforere 4 p.mp.i . rooms. Full basement storage EAST HARTFORD - 5 rooms, Tim Oonaty, 633-7516 after 6 Heathig.^' Complete bathroom HEATED 2V4 rooms, central, pointment. Lillian Grant, on high wooded lots, some 6U,500 Baskin Real Estate, Salary to 6140. Excellent by abiUty to produce. poeition available for woman 6434535. area, ample parking. Starting at 2 bedrooms, garage, TWO Handymen want a variety p.m. rei^ellng j ^ repairs.irs. Free HELPWiWTEO single adult lady preferred. Realtor, Walton W. Grant ready to decorate for im Bolton Branch, Norma Tedford benefits. Company east of the We have a modern, well with some experience in dental SporUng Qooda 4 7 $175. Handy to shopping, immaculate, convenient loca 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, of Jobs, by day or hour. Yards', estimates. No Job too smaU. Available Dec. 1st. $120. Call Agency, 643-1153. 6474119. river. Fee paidTRita Girl, 99 procedures. Please send Booma Without Board 00 tion, couple, one child. mediate occupancy. If you rebuUt 1963 engine, radio, goM attics, cellars cleaned. ' Lawns CaU 742-7438. equipped warm shop. FuU schools, bus and religious week days after 5:30, 649J706. East (Tenter St., Mandwster, resume, including phone 1970 ABfF SnowmobUe, 23 b.p. References. Dec. 1st. 56^5586. i teeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeee^ don’t see your home, call us condition, 6150. 6 4 9 -^ 4 . and lardener’s service. CaU fringe benefit program. Free FLORIST facilities. 6464441 number to Dental~ ‘ distant, double trailer, caU after 5 p.m., THE "THOMPSON House - and we will build it for you. BulUIng-Controotlng 14 Flooring 1$ Scfwofs-Cfasses 33 uniforms. 40-hour, 5-day NEW plusb 3bedroom duplex P.O . B ox 426, Bfanchezter. 644-1977. (Cottage St., centraUy located, COVENTRY — Large 3-room PMGEDTOSELL FORD LTD, 1970, 2-door week. Please call Hank DESIGNER Model apartment open f a in with sunken living room to MERMn JANITORS — part-time, days large, pleasantly furniahed apartm ent, $150 per month, AGENCY hardtop, full power, air- LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also ROOM ADDITIONS - FLOOR SANDING and Olender, Body Shop Bianager. FuNorPart-TInw spection 1-6 pjn., Sunday. Otiwr private patio, all appliances ! I Beautiful 6-room Cape plus] | Realtors 646-1180 and evenings, Mandiester area. APPLIANCE salesman to seU DA(X)R scuba tank, 675 or best room s, parking. CaU 649-2358 stove, refrigerator and Ughts conditionkl. 38,000 m iles, has moving large appliances. dormers, garages, add a level, refinishing, (speciaUsing in OoiMBcticirt OpphlniMnM times by appointment and carpeting plus basement rec room in basement, wall-' > Phone 64S469191, 3 to p.m . Grant’s own "Bradford” major offer. Bfust seU. CaU 6434600. for overnight and permanent included. Rm ^ to rent for beena |/aw|/x;sajprop_erly AVVCMloved «UUand B u n ^ barrels (telivered. 64. roofing, siding, foundations. older floors). A i m speclaluing 6 Buttthy garage, cenlral convenient to-wali carpeting in living!! appliances, televizlons, stereos, guest rates. Nov. 30. Call 742-9671 after 4 p a ml>eM. p e m . P^ician’s family Low, low prices. Bank flnan- in Inside painting and paper locatfon, $230. After 6 p.m ., 643 sewing machines and floor HART combination skis, 206 U&R HOUSING CORP. p.m. room and kitchen, 2 full baths, MANCHESTER Here’s an ca r. 62,400. 6 2 , '" Phone evenings. ■-7. Add-A-Level D orm er, 289- hangii^ J ^ vSrfaiUe, M 3- WANTED — Part-time driver, KRAUSE ELORfST 0311. 3 hours, mornings or O liH irtM M . Mmd cleaning Unes. Posltloo offers cm, with Tyrolia bhuUnga. NEWLY Furnished room for Rentals by: cedar lined closet, full shedi > older 7-room home with 6434020. CARPENTER available, days, 5750, m -2 2 n . ana NQVfl StorrsRd..W illiinaiitic many company beneflta. Lange competitionpetitii boots, responsibleinsible gentleman.genUeman. Private ELLINGTON — Pinney Brook I dormer, enclosed rear porch,!! enclosed porch and one-car gar evenings, weekends. Additions, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a afternoons. Phone 1-4»M «B • Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CENTRAL, 4-room duplex. TdD cw trilB for 9 *' at must own car. Prior 9V4. Bote te.yery go^ ih a ^ entrance, parking. Good Apartments, new 3-room unit, new roof this year. T r ^ lot' age. Equipped kitchen, full 1967 FO R D Country Square, 10 alterations, repairs. No Job too NEWTON H. Smith A Sons - MavIno-TrutMng-Btorogo 20 643-2692 643-9551 Available December 1st. fence (nefored, but 660 each o r 6110 tor bote. location. 648-W44. in brick one-story garden ‘ on quiet street. $29,900 for! basement, economical hot passenger station wagon. small. Free estimates. CaU Remodeling, repairing, References and security lUcMdantS for^S^uUr pMpk ii not eisentlal. A{»ly Personnel Jay at 649-1047 apartment building. Total elec- water gas heat. Priced to sell Power steering, power brues. Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 additions, rec rooms, porchM MANCHESTER - DeUvery - AVAILABLE immediately, deposit. Call 6434)725. quick sale. Principals only. | greatar Uun tht M p ^ . Itat'i wlqr office, W.T. Grant 370 West PRIVATE home, rooms for trie. Range, refrigerator, below market at $22,000. Call 6650. CaU! M 6 4 3 % 3 r p.m . and rooflng. No Job too anaU. light trucking and package HRST CLASS modem three-room apartment, lome at Connectlcat'a bl|gait Middle Turnpike, Bfanchester. PAIR HEAD G.S. skies, 195 rrat, kitchen priril^g. CUl disposal, air-conditioner, in Mrs. Smith, Jarvis Realty CaU6494M94144. delivery. Refrigerators, carpeting appUances, paricing, FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur coowanlaa COME TO US lor data an, Bfarto Rotamat after 9:30 p.m., 1 terior brick wall. Adults only. 649-0192 (Company, Realtors, 643-1121. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, rear TWO YOUNG married men washers and stove moving pnwaalot pnleHltMala. If you qualify storage. Himard S treet.^ nished, second floor, older or DEAN BfACHINlST— needed by smaU Scott poles, used twice. No pets. 6140 monthly, $140 window defroster, excellent wiU do smaU______repair______Jobs______andDORMERS, garages, porches, specialty. Folding chairs for C.P.I. wUl prapara you tor a ra n ^ a r S N E n iC T IL 7980 M 8-S8M married couple preferred, no BOWERS School! Exceptional eatoblisbed company to operate 5048. G RO U P LIVING, aU ntUlUea lease security. CaU Jam es J. MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom conditira, reastmable. 749-7463. also cellar cleaning rec rooms, room additions, rent. 6 4 9 ^ . cartar. Iliaa wa'U halp s*t you MACHINE PRODUCTS chUdren or pets, parking, hot B-room C!ape with 1V4 batto, boriaontal milling madiine and included with room. Large Gessay, at 87^134. Ranch, recreation room, dining trucking." CM!hdl644 ■ kitdiens, add-a-Ievels, roofing. 102 COLONIAL RD. TH R E E room a, tUe bath, heat, water, centrally located. garage, fireplace, carpeting, A t zurface grinders. Trade school 1970 ’SNOW Prince snow bouse with privacy. $ 70 L, garage, fireplace, wall-to- 1968 RAMBLER, 2-door 2692, 6443726 siding, general repairs. QuaUE Maka yov more TODAY. Nut dam' hot water, range and Security deposit. 6434M41, 4-8 aiMl lot. Priced ri^t! K. OrsesmaMtig, ataiti JawMTY i. background helpful. Good mobile. Asking 6400. Call monthly. Phone 646-^78. R O C K V IL L E - 131 U nion walT carpet, city utilities, automatic, good condition, 6500 workmanship. Financing 22 ;lud^ Middle p.m . F. Blanchard Agency, Realtors, Can SSMUl, Kxt. a between 6-9 p.m ., 643-7631. Street, very neat four-room, beautiful shade trees, fine firm . CaU after 5 p.m ., 643-1608. CEILING and ceramic tUe Available. Economy Builders. steirttoJ rol® irite complete aged adults, security depoait, 646-2482. CUSTOM made ladies dresses &WELDERS Has immediate openings paidloiefits. Andy at Nobel BfANCHESTER - Fomiabed two-bedroom apartment in residential area. $29,900. Prin specialist, one ceiling or aU, Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647, references. No pete. Parking. DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - suits. Bridal gowns and veils! and Westbrook, Westbrook FlerUt-Nuraorloa 4 0 rooms, with kitdien privtleges, older home. Second floor. Gaa cipals only. Owner, 643-9471 1961 OLDSMOBILE. Phone repaired, remodeled. No; ‘ evenings. 1514 School S t i^ , second floor. apartment at the Teresa M A N C H E S T E R - Attractive 3- > Job too Aljo hand set fashion JeunUiy. Street, East Hartford. An equal ^ar i ^ . 6434144 days. Ask for and gas stove, refrigerator after 6 p.m. after 5 p.m., 6494896. s n ^ . 647-9232. Minimum one year jsz* Day or Night Shifts acroM Iran Eaat Side Reel Apartments, including bedroom Colonial with IH wi9*llSS* oiriortnnity employer. CHRISTBfAS trees - Tag, cut included, (fouple with one child MASONRY - All types of erience, niut read near Bfain Street. appliances, carpet carpets and alr- baths, garage, fireplace and iwn. Lanre selection, permitted, no pets. $140 MANCHESTER - 22 Ferguson 1969 GTO Judge, 400 cubic inch TREE Service (Soucier) — (Acciaditad by AcGradlUns Cuaiiils- conditioning. 6l 7lj>er month. treed lot. Low 30s. Jl. F. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, lioa for Builmi ffcbaab) Elueprints. ExceUent •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a Scotdi flne, Wreaths. MANCHESTER - Large monthly, $140 lease security. Road. Builder’s Special! Six- ram air, 4-speed, 390 AwNfs-gtodka-Morggagas gy •TURRH LATHE Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- Blanchard Agency, Realtors, Trees cut, buUdinglots cleared, concrete stm , sidewalks. No fringe benefits and pay. Doga-BMa-Pota 41 S TYee Farm , Long HUl furnished room, kitchen CaU Jam es J. (3essay at 87) room Garrison Ck>lonial, 2-car positraction, power stoning, 4 4535 646-1021. trees topped. Got a tree Job too small. Free estinoatea. privileges, private entrance, 0134. 646-2482. garage. Kitchen has carpeting, MORTGAGES, loans first •••aaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaa Rd., ofl Route 6, at Andover problem?p rob lem ? Well worth phone Ova-20 years experience. After AKC Reristered male [loodles, parking. Phone 289-5112 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• self-cleaning stove, second, third. ^ kinds. Realty Nags Wontpd 36 4HARDINQECHUCKERS Church. 7424438. GARDEN TYPE - two- caU. 7424252. 5 p.m. 8^187044-2975. one bladt andI oneon chocolate, ' 7 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a between 84:30 p.m. usinoaa Locations- BIANCJIESTER- Executive 4- dishwasher. Fireplace, many statewide. Credit raUt^ Isl-ep.uri spirals bedroom apartment, second w eeks old, 6100. 8754284. For Bant 07 h ^ oom Ranch in the exciting extras. Open for inspection 1986 COMET CaUente convert!- M M ce w . Reasonable. Con: SERVICE. Station attendant Fual-Fadd 40 floor. Includes beat, Porter Street area. Huge _____ WIa a __ -A__ VETS Trucking — large van CARPENTRY - Repairs, • BRIDGEPORT M iUlNG MACHINE LIGHT Hoozdeeeping room, H M AN I ! treed Saturday and Sunday, 2-4 p.m. We, 6 cylinder, automatic wanted days, full time. Morlar- appliances, carpets. $205 lot. SOs. R. F. Blanchard with driver, yards, attics, local remodeUng, additions, roofiu. FREE nude tiga kitten. Utter SEASONED CORD wood, cord stove, refrigerator, linena ■ q m a n i CALL T. J. Crockett Realtor U CaU anytime for appointm oit. traiMmlssTO, ^ ^ v i n g se hauling, furniture .rearranged, Call David Patrla, S o^ ty Bros. 316 Center St., provi^. 801 Main Street, 649-1 ■ fannSi monthly. Paul W. Dou ga n. Agency, Realtors, 046-2482. Starkweather Construction Co., cond car. 6460, C0l,IIGL trained, n e^ j ^ home, 8 and half-cord loada deUvo«d. you’re looking for office space. fr e e a u m a t e s . 643-2619. Windsor, 644-1796. • BROWN AND SHARPE M lUING MACHINE , after 12 noon. Realtor, 643-4535 o r 646-1 646-5K3. Hartford. Evenings, 2SS4 I 7B. 41 C h a^ street Wedvohl, I E. Yeomans, 7438907. Sere, aft( F ^ m 200 square feet to 10,000 square feet, both new and used. BIANCHESTER - 27 Jarvis 1987 AMBASSADOR D PL, two- MHJiER Farms needs man fgf WE HAVE customers waiting Road, reduced to $24,900. Mancbeiter f r e e -S ix-weeksoUkittena, piREWbOD, seasoned, 643-1577. " hardtop,UWU|3p V4 autonutic;______m o r t g a g e s - 1st, and 2nd employment in egg plant, aia^> • CUnERGRINOlRS rswIntlHlEiteli fw the rental of your apartmaii Owners must be in their new Thsrs U a big dsauuM fsr 5fJ???***“* speciaUst. Ad- m ortices- - interim flnancine Calllfri.BniBetti. trldned. male and female, hgrdwood, $15 half-«ord. Free Slfira raMi M m ffu t csili 8m i •W^Uj^ Wue, bU(^ dltions, rec rooms, doiiners. some deliveries. Class II liqa>nli1l»lnH or home. J.D. Real Estate home by Dec. 1st. Call now on tftmBsrs, odgam chAhg, uni — enecUent and c o n f i d i n g CaU ddivery. 8734004 after 5 and Is yor buida hotog Is a nckl« HJl POT MnM HmMM HHh v ^ roM m iles, 6966. btiUMi^ bathrooms, kitdiens, UoBW required. OsU Coventiy Aaaodates, la e. 643-6129. this 7-room Cape. F. J. Spilecki, ^ Ice , J. D. Real E state ajn.and$p.m. ftek...lMlliBtMLMM43-2nL M M i CkHMii 8tl-2ni. 649 3446. 1 0 Realtor, 643-2U1. Assoc. 6434129. f - y -. ^ y.-'