/ ^ N C H E S T E R , CONN., MQNDAY, NOV. 1 9 ,1 9 7 3 - VOL, XCIII, No. 43 Marichester^A City of Village Charm TWENTy-EIGHT PAGES I« PRICE: E iri KEIN CENTS Senate Vote On Energy Bill Nixon Pushes News To Overcome Capsules House Action Watergate Issue Probe Planned Expected TEL AVIV (AP) — Israel says it will begin a judicial K E Y BISCAYNE, F la. (AP) — President Nixon’s 1973 probe into charges that the campaign to put Watergate behind him once and forever military mishandled the first After Holiday has begun in earnest with the embattled President em stages of the October war when bracing the role of underdog. Egyptian tanks and troops WASHINGTON (AP) — A Senate smarting from charges stormed across the Spez Canal of inaction is nearing expected passage of emergency After holding an unorthodox signatures, Nixon made a and captured the eastern bank. live television-radio news con stump speech that, in parts, The government said the in legislation that would give President Nixon most of the ference Saturday in which he ^ was a carbon copy of some he vestigation will be conducted by powers he says he needs to meet the energy crisis. felt compelled to assure his ‘ delivered during the 1972 cam a five-member panel. The But the bill,, which_____ was fellow citizens that “I am not a paign that won him a landslide Israeli military command scheduled for a final vote late crook,” Nixon made a flying tages will result in a cut of $3 victory. For instance: reported two exchanges of this afternoon, could not trip to politically friendly million a day in the economy’s “Let me tell you that, small arms fire today between become law until some time growth. Georgia Sunday that had all the because we have opened com Israeli and Egyptian soldiers next week at the earliest, since Mansfield and Proxmire also 0 earmarks of a quest for votes. munication with countries that along the Sinai front. The only it also must pass the House Resorting to the sort of differed with the President on we completely disagree with in reported casualty was one which does not return from the need for gasoline rationing. regional appeal beloved by philosophy, the People’s Egyptian killed. Thanksgiving recess until Nov. politicians, Nixon paid tribute Nixon said in his televised press ' Republic of China and the 26. conference he hoped to avoid to the Atlanta Falcons of the Soviet Union, I believe that we Cease Fire Declared In his Saturday news con rationing. National Football League, as can build a peace that will last, ference, President Nixon said "the comeback team of 1973” BELFAST (AP) - A According to Mansfield, not just 10 years, but will last congress had not acted on Nixon’s reluctance to impose • because it won five straight ceasefire declared by the for a generation and more ...” energy proposals he had made rationing is “just paving the games after opening the season Ulster Volunteer Force, For the President, the as long as two years ago. Nixon way to a recession next year.” with.one win and three losses. Northern Ireland’s main weekend’s big event, however, said Congress had sent him only Proxmire said, “I think gas Perhaps, he mused to a Macon Protestant guerrilla group, was the Saturday appearance at one of his seven pieces of priori oline rationing is essential, we audience, he should talk to went into effect after an inten the APME convention. There ty energy legislation, the have to have have it no matter Falcon coach Norm Van sive bombing campaign in he declared to his TV-radio which Roman Catholic Alaska pipeline bill. what happens, no matter how Brocklin "and find out how they audience: Senate Majority Leader Mike did it.” buildings were blasted at the much relief we might even get "I made my mistakes, but in rate of two a day. The group Mansfield, D-Mont., reacted to from the end of the Arab Although the Macon stop the President’s statement by all my years of public life, I claimed responsibility for boycott.” produced a sometimes-hoisy saying flatly, “He is wrong.” have never profited from public almost all of the recent Protes The measure before the demonstration by several hun Appearing Sunday on NBC’s service. I have earned every tant violence, and said it would Senate today would give the dred young people who chanted Angle Parking Re-Striping Work Started “Meet the Press,” Mansfield cent. And in all my years of resume raids Jan. 1 unless the President the authority, but not for resignation or impeach accused the President of being public life, I have never Irish Republican Army ceased require him, to order rationing ment, the large crowds of Plastic cones were slightly askew along the west side of Manchester’s Main St today after long on rhetoric and proposals obstructed justice ... its guerrilla activities to force of gasoline or aity other scarce 'Georgians who turned out were town highway department forces “removed” parallel parking lines in preparation for but short on specific legislative "People have got to know the British out of Northern fuel. generally friendly, if far less police department repainting of angle parking stalls. The highway department employes programs. whether or not their president Ireland. TTie bill, by Sen. Henry M. enthusiastic than most cam is a crook. Well, I am not a tarred over the parallel parking lines, which had been painted just last month. Restoration Sen. William Proxmire, D- Jackson, D-Wash., also would paign gatherings. crook ...” Report Progress of angle parking, sought by downtown merchants led by the Greater Manchester Chamber Wis., appearing on CBS’ “Face authorize such energy-saving After a week of private Giving his version of some of TTOKYO (AP) - The first of of Commerce, was agreed to last week by the state transportation department. The return the Nation,” said Nixon’s state steps as lowered thermostats huddles in Washington with con the most controversial ficial delegation of American to angle parking will be finished tomorrow. Town Manager Robert Weiss said, noting that ment was “very hard to un reduced speed lim its and gressional Republicans and Watergate-related matters, in businessmen to visit China the estimated $3,000 cost of the repainting will be borne by downtown interests. (Herald derstand.” Proxmire said “the shorter school days. Another selected southern Democrats, response to questions from the made “better than expected” photo by Bevins) President simply hasn’t energy conservation measure, Nixon has gone public with a IT grasped” the severity of the assembled editors, Nixon progress there, one of the which the President had not Watergate counterattack that is situation, which according to a acknowledged for the first time travellers said. Walter Sterling asked for, would cut the size of expected to produce more Library of Congress study could he paid nominal federal income Surrey, an attorney for the the federal govenmien*’s public appearances, sessions result in fuel shortages of up* to taxes — apparently less than National Council for U.S.-China limousine fleet. with the news media and Manchester Businesses 35 per cent. $1,870- in 1970 and 1971. But he Trade, said the 12-day trip A provision authored by Sen. presidential-statements. David Rockefeller, head of said his ^969 taxes were $79,000. produced agreements on the Edmund S. Muskie, D-Maine, Nixon’s decision to go the CSiase Manhattan Bank in Former President L y ^ n B. exchange of trade exhibits, would permit the burning of marching through Georgia, of Cutting Energy Use New York, predicted that the Johnson advised him, said sales and purchasing missions high-sulphur oil and coal by ficially to honor the 90th crisis could lead to a zero Nixon, to donate his vice and trade, economic and allowing violations of clean air birtiiday of retired Democratic DOUG BEVINS growth rate for the nation next standards. presidential papers to the technical information. The store slightly by turning off many lights usually left on at Rep. Carl Vinson and the 100th (Herald Reporter) year and a 6 per cent drojl in in- The bill also seeks to make government and claim tax Nov. 4 to 16 trip included visits ceiling lights. Manager F.T. night and on weekends have anniversary of the Mercer Manchester businessmen are dustrial production. maximum use of available fuel deductions for their appraised with Vice Premier Li Hsien- Karl said several departments been turned off, and the heat University Law School, was starting to turn off lights and Rockefeller, interviewed on supplies by giving the President / value, a practice formerly per Nien and Li Chang, minister of in the store have cut power use has been reduced. made wiUiin recent days. lower thermostat settings in ABC’s “Issues and Answers,” power to order oil and gas bur mitted but now barred. Nbton foreign trade. ' by turning off the displays of Jarvis, who is co-chairman of stores throughout town to con Said the economists’ best es ning power plants to convert to In similar fashion, the Presi said he’ acted before the ban lighting fixtures and television the Main Street Guild, a down serve energy, and a few timates is that the fuel shor coal. dent gave little advance notice went into effect and “no ques Making repairs sets. town merchant group, said the of his Saturday TV-radio merchants are considering At Caldor of Manchester in tion has been raised by the SPACE CENTER, Houston guild will be discussing possible appearance at the Disney reduced business hours as well. the Burr Corners Shopping Internal Revenue about i t ...” (AP) — Space officials say the methods of saving energy. World, Fla., convention of The A telephone survey of several Plaza, manager Ronald Nixon said again, at the out Skylab 3 astronauts’ planned Downtown merchants h p e Associated Press Managing ' local businesses today showed Sedergren reported that set of the news conference, that record 84-day flight may have already agreed, unofficially,, Editors Association. that all are taking some energy hbating has been reduced by Cambodian Pilot he will not resip “as long as I to be cut short if a space station not to use electricity in Main St. saving measures. Some are tur eight or nine degrees in Both stops, plus a Tuesday am physically able to handle cooling system cannot be Christmas ,decorations this ning off unnecessary lighting, daytime, and thermostats are stopover at’a Republican gover the position ...” revitalized. Gerald P. Carr, year. most have lowered store set even lower at qight and on Bombs Palace nors conference in Memphis en At the end the President William R. Pogue and Edward Supermarket shoppers will temperatures, and at least one Sundays, when the department route back to Washington, were urged the TV networks to let G. Gibson are to try refilling also find some dim store areas store is definitely planning cuts store is closed. fitted quickly into the blueprint the broadcast continue past the the leaky refrigeration loop and a slight chill when they do By MATT FRANJOLA in store hours. Sedergren said his firm ’s for Nixon’s most ambitious ef scheduled hour — and it did — with a liquid coolant. The space their grocery shopping. The store planning to cut its home office, at Norwalk, is AMocialed Press Wriler fort yet to dispel the Watergate so he could answer suggestions agency said Alan B. Shepard, Frank’s Supermarket at 725 business hours is King’s working with officials of United cloud that has enveloped him. he hiked milk price supports in chief of the astronaut office, E. Middle Tpke. has'cut back PHNOM PENH (AP) — A Cambodian air force fighter Department Store at the Illuminating to set up a return for campaign con- had told commander Carr that outdoor lighting and has bombed President Lon Nol’s palace compound this after The President drew his Manchester Shopping Parkade. program for reduced store . tributions. an attempt by the spacemen to lowered the thermostat to 68 noon with four 250-pound bombs, witnesses reported. biggest crowd, generously es Manager Rod Fountain said lighting. He mentioned that Nixon argued that con- conceal that one of them had degrees. Use of special display timated at up to 20,000, upon daily store hours from Caldor turned off lights a few They said Lon Nol was unhurt, but three other Cam pessional Democrats were the been sick was “a fairly serious equipment has been curtailed arrival Sunday at Robins Air Thanksgiving to Christmas will years ago as an economy bodians were reported killed and 10 wounded. driving force for higher milk error in judgment.” Carr and much of the store’s heat is Force Base near Macon. After be 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., instead of measure, but burned-out lamps Antiaircraft guhners around supports and contended his ad- replied, “Okay, I agree with provided by a unique com being presented with petitions the usual holiday hours of 9 and increased fixture repairs the palace said the plane, .a ministration was gating “a bad you. It was a dumb decision.” pressor device instead of the oil tinue his mission and that he of support bearing 37,000 a.m. to 11 p.m. offset the reduction in electrici propeller-driven T28, ap 'rap.” burner. was returning to base. King’s is among several ty costs. proached the compound from At Pathmark of Manchester, The control tower radioed it Four Found Dead Parkade stores turning off the east and dropped two bombs Banks are also cutting back 244 Spencer St., the was okay for him to return. SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - lights and reducing heat, but it at 4:30 p.m. on energy use, cutting temperature has been dropped He diverted on his way and Four teen-age youths have b ^ is apparently the only store to temperatures and unnecessary The pilot, Lt. Pech Lim Town Officials to 65 degrees, and overhead headed toward Lon Nol’s palace found shot to death in the announced reduced hours. Kuong, was on a mission to lights. Stan Jarvis of the lighting has been reduced by instead of landing as two other Michael Dworkin of Liggett bomb on Phnom Penh’s Gitchie Manitou Park near Manchester State Bank said about 25 per cent. planes on the mission had done, Rexall Pharmacy, president of southern perimeter around the To Take Oaths here. Authorities sealed off the At The Manchester Evening military sources at Cambodian the Parkade Merchants Highway 2 region, military area after the bodies were Herald plant, at Herald Square, headquarters said. Association, said many stores sources said. found Sunday and said they Danes Ban publisher Burl Lyons has set The first bombs hit in a The lieutenant was reported Tonight At 8 would not comment on any are cutting back energy use in thermostats “a few degrees”, simultaneous explosion on a dividually, as there is not yet an to have told the air base control motive in the slayings. Early Sunday lower and he reports that large conference hall inside the tower that he had some engine SOL R. COHEN Tbe school board members police reports indicated the association policy on the suth lighting of The Herald’s parking presidential compound. The ject. trouble and he could not con- (Herald Reporter) ar^ expected to re-elect AUm boys, between the ages of 14 Driving lot has been reduced con next ones hit a minute later. Swearing-in ceremonies will Thomas as chairman of the arid 17, were from South Dworkin noted that Parkade siderably. This reporter was diagonally «be held tonigh.t for Board of Education. Dakota. Their names and merchants voted unanimously COPENHAGEN, Denmark across the street standing in-the Manchester’s new Board of To be sworn in to the Board of hometowns were not made to eliminate use of electricity in (AP) — The Danish government doorway of the U.S. Embassy Directors and for newly elected Directors are: Democrats available. outdoor Christmas decorations today banned private driving on when the first explosion went members of the Board of Thompson, PL'ignano, Mrs. this year. He also mentioned Republican Governors Sundays, ordered sales of off about 300 yards awav. Vacation. The event will be at Jackston, John Tani, Anthony that the association is expected heating oil cut by a fourth and The Cambodian guards at the 8 in Lincoln Center,'ihe former Pietrantqnio and Robert Price; K enney's to consider cutbacks in store curbed the use of electricity to Wrestling With embassy and guards in bunkers Lincoln School. Dessert and and Republicans Hillery hours starting in January, but Son Showing a point that spells the darkest were firing wildly in all direc coffee will be served. Gallagher and Carl Zinnser. no decisions have been made. . Christmas since World War II. tions. Young girls with school Judge of Probate William Mrs. Vivian Ferpsoq, the third Improvemient Elsewhere in town, K-Mart Watergate Proposals The oil-saving measures, ap books, who were walking on the FitzGerald will administer the member of the Republican WASHINGTON (AP) - The department store' at 239 proved unanimously by a sidewalk in front of the mission oath of office to the town direc minority, is on a trip to 12-year-old son of ^ n . Edward Spencer St. is darkening the special parliamentary com MEMPHIS', Tenn. (AP) - suffer through these things. But when the firing broke out, tors and Town Counsel David England. She will be sworn in at M. Kennedy, recovering from mittee, came on top of lOklay- Republican governors meeting we’re not going to be housemen screamed and ran> Barry to the school board the board’s December meeting. the removal of his right leg old speed limits of 50 miles per here are wrestling with a varie to the White House and try to members. The main address Price, Gallagher and Zinsser above the knee, got out of bed The last attempt on Lon Nol’s [CLEAR hour on highways and 37 m.p.h. ty of unofficial proposals to whitewash something that is briefly Sunday evening, accor life occurred last March 17 will be by Superior Court Judge are new members of the board. on urban streets. collectively speak out on one of the sorriest pages in Jay Rubinow. • The other six are incumbents. ding to a hospital spokesman. when a renegade Cambodian Denmark’s tough cutbacks Watergate and the head of their American political history.” ’The Rev. John J. Delaney of - To be sworn in to the Board of Edward M. Kennedy J r ., air force officer dropped two reflected the severe energy ^ party. President Nixon. OYegon Gov. Tom McCall said St. Bridget Church will deliver Education are: Democrats “continues to improve satisfac 500-pound bombs in the vicinity shortage created In Western Some kind of resolution on at a news conference Sunday. the invocation and will offer a Paul Greenberg, Albert Harris torily,” the spokesman said. of the presidential palace and Europe by Arab dll delivery Nixon appeared certain to be “’The President has got to prayer. The Rev.- Ronald J. and Mrs. Carolyn Becker; and “’The doctor says he’s having Clear tonight, low 25 to 30. struck a barracks compound reductions, imposed to pressure offered during today’s first earn his way back from the Fournier of Emanuel Lutheran Republican Miss Elinor some discomfort, which can be Sunny Tuesday. High in the low nearby. At least 36 persons Israel and its supporters during business session of the morass of misery he finds - Hasbim. Greenberg and Harris expected with this type of sur 50’s. were killed and dozens injured Church and president of the the October Middle East war. Republican Governors himself in,"’ McCall, said. “ It Manchester Area Council of gery.” {Precipitation probability in the attack, but Lon Nol was are incumbents. Mrs. Becker The Netherlands and Belgium Association’s winter con- seems to me the success of the. and Miss Hashim are new The operation was performed near zero tonight and Tuesday. not in the palace at the time. Churches will pronounce the already have banned Sunday feYence. Any action might Republican party in guber benediction. members. Saturday at Georgetown Winds northerly 10 miles an driving and other countries are await Nixon’s planned visit to natorial elections will be in -The pilot, identified as Capt.' Thomas, a Democrat whose University Hospital in, an hour tonight. Northeasterly 10 Following the ceremonies, weighing that posribility along "the convention on Tuesday. direct proportion to the success So Potra, then flew his stolen term expires November 1974, attempt to halt the spread pf miles an hour Tuesday. the directors are expected to with a string of other The question was .what kind of of the President in restoring his plane to Communist-held re-elect John Thompson as was re-elected to the term 1974- bone cancer. High Low own credibility. ener»-savlng decrees such as resolution could be approved. territory and a month later ifiayor and board chairman and' 77. Mrs, Beverly Malone,' a The spokesman said Sen. Anchorage 20 Ml speeTltmits. Suggestions ranged from “You still have to remember turned up in Peking. Tire Cam -: Pascal Prignano as deputy Republican and a newcomer to Kennedy, D-Mass., spent Satur-. Boston 51 39 that the President is the titular Denmark’s economy ,staurich support for Nixon to a bodian government claimed mayor and acting chairman. the board, also was elected for day night at the hospital with Chicago 58 46 head of the Republican party,” measures included a ban on all call for him to clear up the that Potra's mistress had been Mrs. Phyllis JackstOn is 1974-77. Bioth will be sworn in his son. Other members of the Denver 55 25 he said. “And there is some im outdoor illumination, which scandals for the sake of the rest the daughter of Prince q]y>ected to be elected , next year, when they assume Kennedy family visited the boy -San Francisco 55 49 agery cast on Republicans means Christmas street lights of the party. Norodom Sihanouk, the ousted secretary. ' the'new terms. on Sunday, he said. Washington 55 29 everywhere.” will be out this year. “We’re human beings. We Cambodian chief of state. >
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' Theater Coventry MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 19. 1973— PAGE THREE Time Schedule ATTENTiON Business Bodies . I Police To Enforce ...... Vernon Cint 1 — “Charley COMPLETES SEMINAR ^ PROMOTED named a trust administrator at Andnnon-Uttla MJLS. Varfick,” 7:2^9:20‘ H. Peter Frese of Vernon has HNB in 1968. The best factory makes the beat clothingl 'art > Kenneth N. Washington of 73 been pamed development ad CUSS0n964 ' Vernon Cine 2 — “The Chestnut St. has recently com ministrator, group data depart He serves as a director of Clones," 7:10-9:00 Police ChleJ Robert pleted a seminar at the Hart ment, at Aetna Life & Casualty. Travelers Aid Society of Hart \ • —• strictly enforced. Kjellqulst has reminded Coven- ford Insurance's Group’s ad- Frese is a Farleigh Dickinson ford Inc., and as a trustee and I t If citizens must leave their assrstant secretary of the Hall The Reunion Com- State Theater — “blume in , try residents that a town snow cars on the street for emergen College graduate and he joined Love,” 7:15-9:15 •the company in 1967. He was mittiM announces that removal ordinance which cy reasons, they should phone Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1 — named senior analyst In, 1970 dess reunion wHI be prohibits overnight parking on the police department at J42- “Electra Glide in Blue," 7:00- streets is now In effect.-* • and one year later appointed h M at the HARTFORD 9:15 7331 and advise the police of development superintendent. their phone number, the loca OTATLER HILTON on Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2 — He lives at 17 Knollwood Dr. The law forbids parking from tion of the vehicle and its JUNE 22,1974 “The Stone Killer,” 7:15-9:00 ■ «F E |:|s 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. from Nov. 1 to registration number. Steven Orady Showcase Cinema 1 — “The March 31. CHRISTMAS CLUB Way We Were,” 2:00-7:20-9:45 ’This if a M t patteip, to Showcase Cinema 2 — “Cops A lienalty of $5 is provided for The Savings Bank of violators and provisions are in determine The Herald’s print-; Manchester has announced that and Robbers,” 7:55-9:55 ing quality. Showcase Cinema 3 — cluded in the ordinance for 3,960 people havbreceived 1973 “Walking Tall,” 7:10-9:45 towing away vehicles if they Christmas Club checks totalling .,i|- Showcase Cinema 4 — “The impede snow removal. Hot & Cold $472,000, the largest amount in r W STATE the bank’s 68-year history. tfWiriy MAIKHUTiV CIMTMI New Land,” 7:00-9:40 ------^ PAVK AlAe THIATtI Burnside Theater — ’The police department has Buffeto To Go The bank is now opening 1974 “Executive Action,” 8:00 begun issuing warnings to Christmas Clubs in amounts of A li'U' ^(nrv U.A. East 1 — “The Don Is violators. As the winter season PAGANI'S $1 to $20 weekly. New members li'r j;u\s wlu) Dead,” 7:15-9:30 moves on, the ordinance will be will receive an extra bonus pay ment free upon completion of I lu'.'lt ( Ml U.A. East 2 — “Sounder,” 046-0037 n r v\ ivcs. 7:30-9:30 their club according to schedule. U.A. East 3 - “Billy Jack,” 7:00-9:15 / t Kenneth N. Washington NEW THMLLER (PQ) TRUST OFFICER ThomaB F. Moriarty WALTER MATTHAU Church Secretary Honored for Service vancement center in Hartford. Washington was one of 31 par Thomas F. Moriarty Jr. oi Foundation. He is also a ‘HMARLEY VARMCX” Honored as the church secretary vvith the longest term of service, Mrs. Lillian Scott, ticipants selected to take part Manchester has been promoted representative of the Greater Our Entire Stock! to trust officer in the Trust EVPK-7:20 • 9:20 right, recoives a bouquet from the Rev, Ronald J, Fournier, co-pastor, of Emanuel in the seminar which provided Hartford Community Council. updated information on current Division of the Hartford '3 k X Lutheran Church and president of the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. Watching CANDIES for National Bank and Trust Co. A Manchester native and the presentation is Sister Mary Patricia, executive director of the Conference of industry trends and job-related skills. Moriarty joined Hartford resident, Moriarty is married Regularise Churches. Mrs. Scott, secretary at Emanuel Lutheran Church since January , was 1959 Washington is a claim National in 1959, following to the former Anna Refowich and has th r^ children. presented the awart at a luncheon for church secretaries and clergy Thursday afternoon representative with the Hart graduation from Providence at St. Mary s Episcopal Church, sponsored by the Manchester Area Conference of College and service in the 9 Thanksgiving ford regional office of the com NEW 8CU-n. HIT (PO) Churches. (Herald photo by Ofiara) pany. United States Navy. He was ‘THE CLONES" DOUBLE KNIT E0L0nf^!l5Sl5| EVES. 7 :1 0 ^ :0 0 ~Whether you’re traveling to Sinatra Back In Fine Style friends or staying at hom e- 99( NOIL-TUES. quality candy from Munson’s will complete your t. Bolton Notes By JAY SHARBUTT indeed back, and so is ^ e Sinatra, whose show was holiday table. ' AP Television Writer superb phrasing, the taste, the taped at Paramount Studios '> > l | sensitivity that have made him NEW YORK (A P )-T he last before a ^black-tie audience of Special Assortment for a Meetings man Shaw to install a cooler at Carpeting ^ \ 1 , [SHOWCASE CINtMAJ t234 song Frank Sinatra sang in a favorite of not only the public friends, seemed exuberantly The Board of Finance will, the high school so chocolate A bid for installation of and • EXIT 91(FORBES STREETlorEXIT S8(SK.VER LANE)on 1-84 • public before he “retired” in but most musicians today. happy to be back at what he '' Special Season meet tonight at 7; 30 at the milk and juice drinks will be carpeting was awarded to . EASTHARTFORO • 24HR.TEL.INFa548-8810 • mid-1971 was “Angel Eyes.” B efo re c a n o n iz a tip ii# e a lle d “the same old stand, Town Hall. available at lunch tirne.- Only wTACRES o f f r e e l ig h t e d RARKING. VM, Honor MASTER CHARGE • Professional Floor Covering SUITS • rf '■Til? The last words of the tune are, proce^ings begin, it must be And, after noting that his Included on the agenda are white milk is now available to Co. of Wethersfield as apparent ^ i “ ’scuse me, while I ... dis said there were a few spots — retirenient "seemed like a good the. town report and the the students. low bidder. The carpeting will i i n ■' h * • •- .-.-u ' \ ' .. t * f ■ ' • ' * - * PAGE FOUR — MANCHtStTER EViENING HESRALD, Mindifetter. CwmIm MoPm Nov. 19, 19*^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Nov. 19.1973- PAGE FIVE About Town Summer Job Ben-Gurion Hospitalized Information Sim ititgi Open The Kiwanis Club of TEL 'AVIV (AP) - David from Poland in 1906. Working as and its dominant figure for 15 Manchester will meet Tuesday Available Founded Oct. i, 1881 Forum Community Comes to 4id Ben-Gurion, who led Israel a laborer at the Jewish years, Ben-Gurion labored to noon at Manchester Country WASHINGTON (AP) - Club. from its violent birth in 1948 settlements 4hat were then Federal arencies will have Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their transform the desert into into modem statehood, was in springing up in Palestine,, he farmland and to forge the some 6,000 summer jobs Co:, Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Of Fite Victim Family critical condition today after became a leading figure among strong modern state of Israel. Manchester Rotary Club will available nextT summer, U.S. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203).’ p.'m.. should telephone the circulation suffering a stroke, hospital of Palestinian Jews under Turkish meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Rep. Robert Steele reports. Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9946. ^ Thank You ficials say. and then British mle. the Manchester Country aub. days and holidays. Entered at the A Tel Hashomer Hospital Expelled by the Turks in 1915, He said the nation would not Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Dear sir: ANNE EMT really exist until it had fully Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se man, who suffered minor face bums, is a spokesman said that the 87- he went to the United States to The administrative board of Member of The Associated Press '' Many different organixatiods Correspondent size 10. Her husband, who wears a size 42 raise money for the Zionist developed the desert and had cond Class Mail Matter. Tel. 228-3971 year-old former premier had North Uidted Methodist Church in Manchester worked for long, is still in the hospital where he un been "calm and sleeping” since cause. There he met and tripled its population. Then, will meet tonight at 8 at the M Lata Modal Burl L. Lyons, Publisher passage of the school referen peace with the Arabs would be The Michael Sherman family of Rt. 66, derwent surgery late Saturday for bums he entered the hospital Sunday' married Paula Munwess, who church. The Manchester Publishing Co. dum. The Citizens Advisory died in 1968. , possible, he said I USED CARS Hebron which lost is new home and all on his hands. after being stricken at his assumes no financial responsibility for Committee and the Qtizens When the British finally left TopPricaaPald personal belongings in an early rhoming Anyone wishing to make contributions apartment here. The Manchester High School m typographical errors appearing in adver Committee to Pass the School on May 14, 1948, Ben-Gurion Subscription Rates fire Saturday, although newcomers to the may contact Mrs. Harvey Backmender, Ben-Gurion’s personal physi Student Assembly is sponsoring m For AH Makaa tisements and other reading matter in Referendum worked long and Brennan Rd., or Mrs. Hugo Lederer, declar^ Israel an independent "Row long will it take?” he Payable in Advance community, is feeling the warm com cian, Dr. Boleslaw Goldman, the anbual alumni danCe The Manchester Evening Herald. arduously and deserve special Basketshop Rd. said a blood clot on the right state and led his people in the said a year .^ago on his 86th Wednesday from 7:30 to 10:30 1 CilRTER CHEVROLET One M o n ^ ...... $3.25 radeship of neighbors. Display advertising closing hours, thanks. Each individual, no The fire, which was called into the side of Ben-Gurion’s brain had fierce fighting with the Arabs birthday. "I cannot tell you. I p.m. in Uie school cafeteria. 1 CILMC. Single Copy...... 15< matter how large or small his Through the efforts of the United that followed. believe it can be done in 10 or 15 1229 MM SIrM three full days prior to publication. Brethren Synagogue of Hebron, a drive Willimantlc Fire Department at 4:35 a.m. paralyzed the right side of his The Little Village Band will By Carrier, W eekly...... 75f Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon job, carried out his role well Saturday was “totally involved,” accor body. As the nation’s first premier years, but I am not certain.” play for dancing. Admission is Phono 646-6464 and the referendum passed with has been launched for contributions to the One Year ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon family and already the community is ding to Donald Griffin Sr., Hebron’s fire Dr. Goldman said Ben-Gurion II. approximately 8,000 yes votes. Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and chief, when the first fire tmeks arrived at was conscious and “feeling It was, indeed, a cooperative ef responding with gifts of money, food, Three Months...... *...... $9.75 Monday. clothine and other necessary itesm. The the scene. better” after receiving treat fort ana I’d like to say thank Colchester Synagogue Thrift Shop, According to the family, they wqre un ment throughout the night. you to each and every partici able to exit through the downstairs and "We have hopes for his pant. j^“ Ahazath Achim,” has also contirubted a Other j^ditors Say ^ box of clothing. were forced to jump from their second recovery, but they are Sincerely, floor bedroom windows. The house was guarded,” he said. Judy-Arin Krupp The synagogue is particularly looking completely gutted with almost all fur '^Ben-Gurion resigned as 40 McDlvitt Drive for non-perishable foods, bedding and nishings completely unrecognizable. prenJer in 1963. After several u A Disservice Manchester . clothing for the fainily. more stormy years in parlia Just one year ago this month, the As-'of Sunday, Griffin, who has spent ment, he re tii^ from public our country and give our judicial The two children, Michael, 8, who is still many hours investigating the fire, could American people went to the polls to life in 1970 to spend most of his processes a further opportunity to in the hospital with burns on both hands, is give no cause for the fire and said it might time in quiet seclusion at his choose between Richard M. Nixon and Haying, 1978 (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) a size 11 or 12 slim. His sister, Jody, 4, who be several weeks before he could close the home in l^e Boqer, a kibbutz in clarify the unhappy situation the na Heartfelt Thanks was unhurt, is a size 6X or 7. Mrs. Sher investigation. Sen. George McGovern to serve as the Negev. tion finds itself in today. Today In He first arrived in Palestine, President of the United States. To the people of Manchester: the land later to become Israel, For mady voters the choice they It must be kept in mind that no clear I am deeply appreciative of History as a 20-year-old immigrant had to make didn’t hold much appeal evidence has yet been brought to light all those who placed their con Max Lerner fidence in my judgment by re By The Associated Press as they didn’t particularly like or that President Nixon has committed electing me to the Board of Today is Monday, Nov. 19, the highly, respect Richard Nixon, but an impeachable crime or one that Directors. As such, I am one o f. 323rd day of 1973. There are 42 your representatives in town days left the year. Comments ^Hebron— GOP Opposes Wetlands, they had vastly less confidence in the would warrant his resignation in the government. This, 1 view as a Today’s higWght in history: ability of Sen. McGovern to run this Agnew style.. great trust and one in which I On the date in 1863, President The Unfeeling country in a manner acceptable to shall work even harder to Abraham Lincoln delivered his Constable Ordinances He may well have acted to impede justify that trust and the famous Gettysburg A d d i^. them. or obstruct the course of justice, but responsibility that goes with it. On this (tote- Thus, the final result was virtually _ To all who voted for me, to all In 1497, vasco Da Gama dis ANNE EMT tory and should be continued. tacted for further informa Tuesday: Democratic Town until this is proven, if ever, his alleged who contributed to my cam FRESNO, Calif. - The and made real homes for them, Correspondent At the same time, the tion. CommittM meeting, 8 p.m.. preordained. President Nixon, as the covered the passage to India One can conceive ql the guilt lies in the perhaps justifiable paign in so many different around the Cape of Good Hope. murder spotlight of America whichmight have kept them ' Tel. 228-3971 Democratic Town Committee Town Office Buidling. robbery. But evidently, after took the opposite stand. polls had accurately forecast, was ways, my heartfelt thanks. To In 1796, the Russian Empress, seems to move from state to from seeking the lethal opening the safe, the victim The Republican Town Com Bulletin Board Wednesday: Ambulance claim he has lost so much public con mittee has voted to oppose and Both ordinances proposed by The following meetings and reelected by one of the largest everyone, my pledge for con Catherine the Great, died. state. A i ^ e ago it centered on "family” (the "Manson was brought home and killed Study Committee meeting, 7:30 fidence and esteem he can no longer tinued efforts in keeping In 1831, the 20th U.S. Presi the mass sex killings of family” killings) which tied urges defeat of two ordianances the selectmen will be presented activities are scheduled for this p.m.. Town Office Building. majorities ever recorded for the there with his family and for adoption at a town meeting do an effective job of leading the na M anche^r a good town and tor dent, James Garfield, was bom restless, rootless young men in them by blood guilt, but tied another family, coldbloodedly, proposed by the Board of week: Thursday: Thanksgiving Day, in’esidential candidate. its continual improvement. on a farm near Mentor, Ohio. the Houston area in Texas; them. I asked why parents were Selectman — one designating which is scheduled for Dec. 3, Monday: Regional District 8 all town buildings closed. tion. by murderers on drugs, accor In 1919, the U.S. Senate later bn, several bratal killings so little in touch with their ding to the police theory, t the Planning and Zoning Com- Resignation Board of Education meeting, That, of course, is history, but it has In other action, the com But, considering the alternatives, Sincerely, rejected the Treaty of Ver by youngsters in Boston, and children (the Houston sex presumably to leave no trace or mission (PZC) as the 7:30 p.m., Rham High School; mittee accepted with “deep now also become a matter of history Vivian F. Ferguson sailles after World War I. now it has move to small-town killings), that they didn’t haunt memory of the original crime. regulatory agency for adopting Hebron 'Trail Blazers Snow and the fact that at this very moment wetland regulations and one regret” the resignation of mobile Club, 7L:30 p.m., Thsre ii i big deMn4 fsr that in one short year President 78 Forest St. In 1935, the Chinese ordered CaUfomia. There were nine the police stations and didn’t the nation faces some very critical Manchester military conscription^ meet killings in the town of Victor, put everything else aside and The key is lack of feeling. providing for the appointment Bruce Kalom. There are now Perham’s Texaco Station, tfpmriten, Mtpwn cMhing, cm! Richard M. Nixon has tumbled from of constables instead of elec three vacancies on the com Amston. (hi NtrtM CUttified, 643-2711. situations abroad and here at home, Japanese attacks on the China including two whole families, turn themselves inside out to Even a small, cohesive town is public grace to the point that demands mainland. and police "conversations” find their lost boy. I asked why not immune to the destruc tion. ' mittee and its is Expected these we seriously question if our country’s with the two suspects led to a society lost interest in the tiveness of the unfeeling. In urging Uie defeat of the will be filled at the December for his resignation or impeachment In 1954, it was announced that best interests would be served by put the UniM States would build a trail which uncovered at least group of -men who were Sometimes we speak of psy wetlands ordinance, the town meeting. are being raised from every comer of Thank You radar air warning network eight more deaths. homeless drifters (the farm chopaths or sociopaths, who committee supports an alter Nursery School ting an untried and unproved new native ordinance calling for our land. across arctic Canada. labor victims in the Juan find ways of getting around the Dr. Frank Horton, chief of comer in the White House. To the editor: Ten years ago: Cambodia’s Commentators have trained Corona case), who moved from rules of the game thc:t others such an agertcy to consist of two pediatrics at Manchester Why this has happened we don’t I would like to express my themselves to react confidently members of the PZQ, two Memorial Hospital, will be the £ Our purpose in stating this is not to ruler. Prince Norodtrm casual job to casual job and observe. But this goes beyond have to go into here as it is a m atter of sincere thanks to all &e voten Sihanouk, severed all of his to Watergates, impeachments. were lost men. it. We shall have to live for members of the Conservation guest speaker at this evening’s defend President Nixon for what we of Manchester for their tremen country’s economic and Middle ^ s t wars and cease some time with the fact of Connmlssion and two members meeting of the Hebron u clear public knowledge. But in view of dous support Nov. 6. fires. But what is there te say at-lafge to be elected at «f town Cooperative Nursery ^ o o l. feel have been bad and impropier military ties with the United The common elements were desensitized persons—we don’t r V about the suspected killers of at know how many — who have meeting: > Dr.' Horten will discuss the the rising crescendo of calls for his My thanks also to those who States. uprooting, broken connections, decisions ever since the Watergate least 17 people — parents, somehow been stripped bare of ,The committee also con three-and four-year-old child. resignation or impeachment, we think worked so hard and generously Five years ago: In Mali, lack of concern, cities filled case opened a Pandora’s box of children, adolescents, graduate emotion, who would as soon kill tinued its stand taken in August The meeting will be held at gave of their time to help make young army officers deposed with strangers. But those don’t it is both wise and necessary to note President Keita and took over students — whom mostly they a human being as swat an an that constables shoudl be the school which is located in troubles for the White House. my campaign a success. . apply nearly as much to a little elected by the present St. George’s Episcopal Church, that here again both our people and the government. didn’t know, who had done them town like Victor, where nine of noying fly on a hot summer day, We think the President has been ill- To all of you, I pledge to con no wrong, whose only fatal flaw who have no fellow feeling procedure rather than ap Rt. 44A, Bolton, and will start the Congress face another hard One year ago: Willy Brandt the killings took place. tinue to work untiringly and to was re-elected chancellor of was that somehow, somewhere, since,.for them, the human fac pointed by the Board of at 8. It is open to the public. advised, arrogant and sometimes. Selectmen. § choice. the utmost of my ability with West Germany. the killers felt that these people tor is a pretense or a bore. The school is now accepting stupid in some of the actions he has might talk if they were left Everybody knew everybody The committee had informed registrations for three- and ^ 't'- As it stands right now this nation is sincerity, honesty, and dedica Today’s birthdays: India’s We don’t know much about taken to delay or to prevent a full and tion for the best interests of the Prime Minister Indira Gandhi alive, that they stood in their in Victor. The man whose safe the selectmen in August, upon four-year-olds for the 1974-75 how such killers become what request, that it felt the present without a vice president due to the entire community. is 56. TV personality Dick way? was rifled of its cash was a sessions. Mrs. Howard Fichetel frank disclosure of all the facts about respected grocer who ran the they are — what bleakness they system was more than satisfac of London Rd. may be con resignation of Spiro Agnew under a Happy Thanksgiving to. all of Cavett is 37. In the mass killings of the encountered in early years, Watergate and other cases of alleged Thought for today: A man is only supeimarket in town, a cloud of scandal. you. past, my own reactions have homey one where you cashed what rages or blankness of White House wrongdoings. as old as he’s feeling, a woman focused broadly on a central emotion surrounded them and We do have a vice president- as old as she looks — Mortimer your checks and perhaps had a But would this nation be any better Phyllis Jackston theme. I asked why parents had taste of a stew prepared in the made emptiness their constant designate in the person of Gerald Collins, English writer, 1827- not given their children warmth companion. We do know that a off with either Congressman Gerald 405 Hackmatack St. back room by the local butcher. Manchester 1876. society is mutilated if enough NOTICE Ford who is currently gqfng through Ford or Speaker of the House CarL people in it have shorn what could be a difficult and lengthy Albert in the White House? themselves of any concern confirmation process in the Congress. about human life—of the sense Should it become absolutely that the life of another is a total Thus, standing behind President Praises Tax Manchester i ' ^"(5 necessary we certainly think the na little universe like yours, with Nixon as his present successor, should Department hopes, fears, dreams, plans,, ''is tion could survive such a change. Capital F are ambitions, loves. y-'’ he resign, be impeached and con Water Company Barring further ^closures of a victed or be disabled, is the Speaker of To the editor: Andrew Tally We also know, from Colin shocking nature which some have The Connecticut Association Turnbull’s study of the Ik tribe the House, Carl Albert, who, if he had Will Be Closed forecast will be forthcoming shortly of Tobacco and Candy — "The Mountain People” — to face the people in a presidential Distributors wishes to that when life conditions this newspaper, therefore, is not going acknowledge publicly the Too Many Drunks? become hard and nasty enough, All Day Thanksglvlni^ a ! election contest, would probably not to add its voice to the rising clamor remarkable efforts of the State the social bonds that keep draw much more public support than Tax Department’s Special and for the President’s resignation or im human beings human can wear Investigation Section in con did Sen. McGovern. away and break, and people can' All Day Friday ■' peachment. fiscating an esthnated |22,000 Ifm W WASHINGTO^-Diiring the per capita consumption of only a couple of small ones at a become more un(eeling than To be perfectly blunt and frank in contraband cigarettes in We hope and we trust the President past month or so somethteg has booze is right up there with party he attended to score animals — who themselves 'm East Haven a short time ago. about it, we therefore, feel that this happened to the W a te r ^ mail New York City’s or San Fran points with some influential have some sort of social bond. \ will do an about-face will lay all the Arizona and California are 1 ' nation doesn’t have much more choice from readers. Mostly, of cisco’s. host or hostess. Nov. 22nd & 22rd 'Is' Since its establishment by cards on the table for a change in course, the recipient is still ac "I skip most of the parties vying to see who will try the at this particular moment than jt did State Tax Commissioner F. By its very political nature, order to serve the nation’s best in cused of either conununism or I’m invited to,’’ one two suspects. Arizona has thq Emergency 649-08571 Vt George Brown, a year ago, the Wa^ington is a convivial town. one year ago. fascism, depending upon midwestem Senator told me. harsher death penalty law. terests. seven-member unit has seized "Let’s have a drink after work whether the correspondent is “And when I do go out, I drink California’s new law, which We would be among the first to ad more than 17,000 cartons of un But even if he doesn’t, this nation pro- or anti-Richard Nixon. and talk it over” is the city’s fruit Juice. At home I.have two doesn’t operate until the first of 1 I '' taxed cigarettes valued at |K ,- mit t^ t President Nixon has got Now, however, many readers most uttered statement. If he martinis before dinner every the year, provides the death can hardly afford to run the risk of 000. were out of his minef, a himself in a peck of trouble with mudi «q>ress concern that public of night, but I learned my lesson pehalty for multiple crimes like Congressman or high-echelon putting an inexperienced newcomer in ficials in Washington look too when a gossip columnist these. of it being his own doing or lack of'' Cigarette smuggling and tax official could attend three or COMPLETE the White House at this particular often upon the wine when it is reported that at an embassy af I am opposed to capital four parties e v ^ night of the doing. evasion through purchases in red. fair I .w a s ,‘lapping up the punishment, not so much on stage of the game, as despite the neighboring states with tax week. But we tehd to forget that Or, as one subscriber bluntly, sauce.’ That night. I’d lud only deterrence grounds as dn the As of this moment, however, we rates lower than ours, is, of Washington is a cross-section of President’s fall from public grace his put it: "If you ask me, there are one and a half m artinii” brutalizing effect it has on INSURANCE GIRL’S WATERPROOF SNOW think *it would be wise for all of us course, a staggering problem too nuuiy drunks in Confess America, which means that society. But in the case of the BOOTS: THE FEET PLEASERS replacement now could add up to cut that cannot be ellmiMted until and every other public building most officials are either Without mentioning names, totally unfeeling who conunit harness pur anger, disillusionment our own state|s highest-in-th^ Regularly $101 ting off our nose to spite our face. — in Washington.” A letter from moderate drinkers or there .are Congressmen who mass murders so casually, I and mistrust in the best interests of nation cigarette taxes are teetotallers. would waive my opposition. If SERVICE Fort Lauderdale (Florida) News the reporter’s home town asks booze it up regularly, some of Warm, dry, happy feet make for reduced to reasonable and com “if it is true all those people in them to the point where they anything were to break through AMI JR.’S NIGHTTIME SPORTSWEAR petitive levels. This is a remedy "If a man is a drunk in his into their consciousness, it smiling faces. And at this price, the White House and Congress home town, he’ll be a drunk in are incapacitated by four only the General Assembly can get drunk at lunch every day.” o’clock in the afternoon. Those might just possibly be the you’ve really got something to effectuate, and we trust it will Washington,” says a> doctor knowledge that their own lives Say, girl. When’s the last time you The first'question is a real who has practiced here for 25 babies need help, and maybe MR. JAY MAKES AN ENTRANCE do so in 1974. are on Uie line. grin about. A big 30% off pile- stumper. How many dnudu are years. "Sure, there are those retirement to private life. But. Real ' lined snow boots with easy on- felt you could really knock ’em o % In the meantime, however, too many in any community? vdw are so carried away by the they am conspicuous because dead? That long, huh? Well then, The second can be answer^ and-off side zipper. Grooved In these gowns you won’t Just the Tax Department’s efforts in atmosphere they drink a lot there are so few of them, Estate it’s high time you got back into stemming the flow of contra with a resounding negative. Of more than they used to. Some periiaps fewer than in some Herald sure-grip vinyl soles, stitched- enter a room...you’il stop traffici course "all those people” don’t state legislatures. something glamourous again. band cigarettes is appreciated even turn alcoholic. But 'Yesterdays On loafer-look trim. Black or Then, you’ll start the conversation by wholesalers, retailers and get drunk at lunch every day. I politicians are qreatures of And, this is it...’’Nighttim e again as the attention turns on hundreds of thousands of law- have made no scientific survey, habit, too. Most 4 - •A > ;• 'li-1 - p a g e SIX — M AN CHESTER E V E N IN G H E R A L D , Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov, 19, 1973 725^ E. Middie Turripike (Just Off The Green) * - • Oppos/fe Sf. 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To make the comparison, As an example of low output 2.5 per cent of theannual .Guaranteed for Herald Reporter . y fertilizer and processing than Vocational Education Programs, to be Heichel used commo.nly from a relatively large expen productioii of electricity is .u ^ at long as' you financed by a s^ te grant; a proposed |15,- they eventually provide at the Hodge, high-scoring wing, Meets Tonight accepted factors to convert diture of energy, Heichel by farmers.” own the car... Manchester's new Board of Directors 000 appropriation to the Police The Rev. George F. SLrnpson Fellowship in will greet fans in the Caldor u. . y ?*-*“ ■.>**. * dinner table, a state scientist labor; fuel, fertilizer, pointed to sugarcane produc-' Nostrand, rector of St. Mary’s will hardly have a chance to catch lb Department’s Special Services Account, theotogy. Sporting Goods Department j says. pesticides, rocessing and equip tion. He said the digestible 875-2517 breath 1. -. ‘ >• PAGE ; TEN - MANCHESTER ^ EVENING HERALD. ^ Manchester.------J------Conn..,1------Mon..1------Nov. ------19. ig7S c-..------. " ' ' . , , Rctttrded Find God And Lovo In ChuFch School MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Nov. 19, 1978 — PAGE F-T-F-VEN T H f ‘MOONLIGHT RAIDER’ Dubay-Sandstrom Area Members About Town George Washington and To Attend ’Ihomas• eev«ae*M JeRersonWVMVtCWlR trMli BCU wiifLUU U l* STRIKES AGAIN... St., Bridget Church,. Manchester Chapter, BETTY RYDER own way.” Songs have been Manchester was the deene Nov. The administrative board of dfolfe but toe European Women’s Editor tape recorded for the children 4-H Congress SPEBSQSA, will rehearse tonight 16 of the marriage of Qirol at 8 at toe Army and Navy Qub. North United Methodist Church by the Youth Choir of the will meet tonight at 8 at toe leached, acidic soU. “Everything is beautiful in Dorothy Sandstrom, qJ Six Manchester area 4-H Club ’The rehearsal is open to all men its own way,” and when those church and are used to accom WATCH TUESDAY Manchester and E. Peter members and one volunteer church. pany them in their lessons. interested in singing barbershop- lyrics from a contemporary NIOHrs PAPER FOR (jhibay of South Windsor. leader will leave Saturday for style harmony. song are sung by .members of Although the teachings are The bride is toe .daughter of Chicago to attend the 52nd an The Old Guard of Emanuel the Ecumenical dhurch School not unlike those taught in other ■ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. nual 4-H Congress. Lutheran Church will meet , church school classes, a great ’The council on ministries of class fol* retarded youth at Sandstrom of 87 Concord Rd. North United Methodist Church ’Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Luther Hall South United Methodist Church, feeling of love and com ’The bridegroom is toe son of The state project winners of the church. Later, toe group GLOBE will meet tonight at 7 at toe will tour Cheney Bros. Manchester, they give forth a panionship prevails in this par ’ Mr, and Mrs. Paul Dubay of 53 attending toe confess are Lin diurch. ticular one. Travel Service special kind of beauty. Farmstead Dr., South Windsor. da Nelson of 24 Sunset St., dress When a latecomer arrives, Strong voices, weak voices, ’The Rev. William J. Stack of revue; Cynthia Goble of ’The Women’s Society of Chris 555 MAIN STREET I it’s not unusual for the class to REGALS and some often muffled voices St. Bridget Church officiated at Barnsbee Lane, Coventry, tian Service of South United , Manchester ^ Junior u. Women’s stop, greet him with bear hugs, 643-2165 the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. junior leadership; Lucille Sam Methodist Church will have a Club has had bumper sUcke™stickers help him remove his coat, and MOONLIGHT SPECIALS Barbara Murphy was organist son of 48 Sunset Ter., Vernon, “Christmas from toe Beart and ^ "k “f, anniversary j Authorized agent in Manchester with their friend well in hand, and soloist. health; Lisa Clapp of 1693 John the Earth” program tonight at 8 “ ^ ' for all Airlines, Railroads and return to their study comer. ’The bride, given in marriage Fitch Blvd., South Windsor, Local Woman in the church reception hall. P°lacl L Steamship Lines. Classes were begun at South 7 p.m. to 9 p.in. her father, wore a Victorian consumer education. ____ Mrs. John Motowidlak, 646-8822. Church in the fall of 1967 with ivory satin gown trimmed with Is Teaching The Yoiito Group of Emanuel Sondra Peck serving as lead beige lace and a veil of Also, Sean Lawton of 112 Lutheran Church will meet with teacher. Other lead teachers matching Satin and lace. She Chapel Rd., South Windsor, In Bolivia Nancy Anderson, Synod youth have been Carolyn Smith, RogaJ Won’s Shop carried a bouquet of white roses automotive; Debbie Dillon of Miss Donna Carpenter of staffer, tonight from 7 to 8 at toe join together to sing, each in his Margaret Cornell, Jennifer 901-907 Main Stmt > i: A CHRISTMAS GIFT Manclwator and baby’s breath. 887 Main St., South Windsor, Manchester, was among fifty- church. own way, of the goodness of Tate. Only You Can Give ■*- Mrs, Gerald Gardner of achievement. Debbie’s mother, one volunt^rs to attend toe God, the beauty of the world This year’s staff includes North Canton was her sister’s Mrs. Patricia Dillon, will at -Sept. 11-20 orientation held at Explorer Post 112 is accepting around them, and the warmth Edith MacKendrick, Jane matron of honor. Bridesmaids tend the congress as a represen- Mennonite Central Committee new members. Any boy or girl A PORTRAIT of new found friends. ^McDonald, Virginia Beggs, were Miss Rachel Marquis of tative of Connecticut’s between toe ages of 14 and 21 is With the patience and Four toasters too many? (MCC) headquarters in Al^n, Elizabeth Best, Lee Eldridge, Ellington; Miss Judith volunteer leaders in 4-H. Pa. MCC is the relief and ser eligible and may attend a guidance of several leaders By Joseph P. Naylor Mary Patterson, Jennifer Tate DellaFera of Manchester; Mrs. vice agency of North American meetingTuesday at 7 p.m. at Se from South Church, the and Dory Herman. ]^ot if you register. Roderick Brooks of Coventry, Ronald F. Aronson, assistant cond Congregational Church, N. youngsters, all of whom are of director for youth with the Mennonite and Brethren in Home Sittings by Appointment Dory, who is' a senior at toe bridegroom’s sister; and Christ churches. Main St. More information may other religious denominations, Cooperative Extension Service Phone 649-5593 Manchester High School, Mrs. Steven Bent of Williman- Miss Carpenter has begun a be obtained from Ellen Bums, are currently learning to know strums her guitar to the delight tlc. They wore gowns of royal at toe University of Connec 646-3093. God through the seasons. They ticut, said toe teen-agers were 27-month term of service with of the youngsters, assists the blue velvet with ivory lace and MCC in Bolivia, where she is observe the changes in the selected on toe basis of achieve teachers in getting the children matching, headpieces. The serving as a teacher. She landscape, the leaves, fall ment in their 4-H projects, ready for outdoor play, and Photos By Sylvian Ofiara honor attendant carried a received a BA degree in produce, dried weeds, flowers, leadership and community ser does whatever else is necessary Teachers And Pupils Praise God- Through Song bouquet of yellow roses. ’The anthropology from Ohio etc. vice. They were nominated for to keep a busy student body in other attendants each carried a Wesleyan University, The scriptures they have the all-expense paid trip by tact. Commenting on the program, flower that would bloom in the single yellow rose. Delaware, Ohio. The daughter studied so far this fall are friendship” is passed from hand school would make one aware county 4-H committees and Read Herald Advertisements “After graduation 1 plan to Mrs. Patterson, said, “So far spring. Gilbert Dubay of South Wind of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Genesis 1:1, “In the beginning to hand. of that need and of the great Wjyjie.Paul Photo were chosen to ^ to Chicago by study child psychology and all the teachers are from South The classes close with a song sor, the bridegroom’s brother, Carpenter of Manchester, she is God created the heavens and satisfaction to be derived just a state Extension committee at eventually work with disturbed Church. We have asked others and a friendship circle, in which Volunteers are needed to was best man. Ushers were a member of Center earth,” and Ecclesiastes 3:11, from contributing a little time. M rs. D u b a y the University of Connecticut. children,” she said, “1 just love to help, but whether it’s lack of classmates and teachers stand, assist in these ecumenical Robert Dubay of. South Wind Peter Congregational Church. “Everything is beautiful in its them.” interest, lack of knowledge, or As the song says, form a circle and join hands. As church school classes for the "Everything is Beautiful,” — sor, toe bridegroom’s brother; poor communications, the they sing, the “squeeze of retarded, and a visit to the Robert Sandstrom of l i f i i response has been poor. and so is everyone. f E’g lilC I~ V 7^XTO 'B lI~ g g u P fi-fT Manchester, brother of the Colony in Talcottville, after teacher in toe Ellington School “Any child of any religious bride; Steven Bent of Williman- which the couple left on a trip to System. Mr. Dubay is employed Duplicate Bridge O A denomination is eligible to tic; and Roderick Brooks of A LIFETIME OF Florida. ’They will reside in by The Institute of, Living in HAPPY MEMORIES Coventry. Ellington. Hartford as a physical educa A reception was held at toe Mrs. Dubay is employed as a tion instructor. Results of the Manchester players to duplicate bridge, Lec- K-MART KofC duplicate bridge games tore follows play. 239 Spencer St. Today’s played Nov. 15 are as follows: >K563Ew*C Thought North-South, first, Mrs. Maury Results of the Manchester K Manchester Camera Club Brown, Mrs. Paul Barton; se Bridge Gub games played Nov. cond, Mrs. Ronald Wadsworth Albert Schweitzer gives us Meets Tonight 16 are as follows: North-South, enroll, and interested parents and Mrs. Fred Blish; third, Mrs. first, Judith Pyka and Tucker can contact the church office or this thought to make us pausef Louis Daigle and Mrs. Charles “One thing stirs me when I Some brides have been known toreceiveS toast All amateur photographers Merritt; second. Sue Eggleton any of the teachers for further and their friends are invited'to ’Turell. and Joe Toce; third, James information.” look back, and that is toe fact ers. Which means more trouble than a bride East-West, first, Mrs. Richard that so many people gave me the Nutmegger Camera Gub Baker and Milton Gottlieb. needs. Make life easier and more beautiful for tonight, when Harold Mann, De Martin and Mrs. Joseph Classes are held Wednesday something or were something Also, East-West, first, Joe yourself and register for the wedding gifts you former Hartford photographer, Barre; second, Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien and Floyd Baraello; se afternoons from 3 to 4:15 p.m. to me without knowing it. They Hebert Smith; third,, Mrs. Paul had a decisive influence on me really want. Things you’ll cherish. Like Lenox now traveling extensively to toe cond, Nick Daum and Frank in the upper level of the new United States, Canada, and Staub and Mrs. Stephen Martin and entered into my life and. China and Lenox Crystal. Tomlinson; third and fourth, Al On/f educational wing of South Mexico, will make one of his United Methodist Church, 1226 became powers within me. LaPlant and James Polites, and Take Autumn. Lush greens and blues hand ap rare guest appearances and Results of toe Andover Bridge Jeannine Raymond and John In Manchester Store (My Main St. The public school “ Much that I should plied in a raised jewel-like enamel pri rich ivory show a collection ^f his slides < Club games played Nov. 16 are as Woodman. schedule is followed and classes otherwise not have felt so clear- follows: North-South, first. Bill Only one sitting per subject • Additloiial china, banded in 24-karat gold. It's very special. entitled “Retirement subjects $1.00 each (group or Individual) • All do not meet if a “snow day” has ly or done so effectively was Rambltogs.” The meeting will Radzewicz and Don Weeks; se felt or done as it was, because I ages: babies, children, adults • been called. And to go with it, we suggest pale, shimmering be held at the Veterans cond, Mr. and Mrs. Grant stand under toe sway of these and. sparkling Lenox Green Mist Crystal. Morris; third, Mr. and Mrs. 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Weekly snacks are furnished Memorial Gub Rooms, Sunset College Note V people. Hence I always think ' Ridge; East Hartford, following Harold Lucal. Color Portrait by mothers, and are usually And there are many more beautiful Lenox pat TUM.Z W ed, PHh S a t that we all live, spiritually, by the club’s regular meeting star Also, East-West, first and se Two Manchester residents comprised of simple cookies what others have given us in the terns to choose from. Just ask our Wedding Gift ting at 8. cond, Paul Barton and Bob have been named to toe dean’s and a canned juice, enough for significant hours of our life. Consultant to help you when you register. After Campbell and Mrs. Shirley list at Northeastern University. iiijjijLi>ui_AriP.jAYOgiiM 18. They are: Robert D. Kenney of “Much that has become our you’ve made your choic^Sf^gljyMDur family and Graboff and Mrs. Judith Dougan; own in gentleness, modesty, Hastings, Julie Ann, daughter of Howard R. and Carol Ann Mann holds many local, 23 Bretton Rd., and Michael E. friends have to dp is check wliKThe-etete. Then. third, Mr. and Mrs. William kindness, willingness to White Hastings of Laurel, Md. She was born Oct. 26 at the Naval national, and international Gregonis. Murphy of 176 Hackmatack St. The program at South Church forgive, veracity, loyalty, for the same money, no extra toasters. Hospital, Bethesda, Md. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and awards for his photographic ef is working, through the com resignation under suffering, we Visit us today. Mrs. Richard White of Worcester, Mass. Her paternal grand forts, and many of his pictures Results of the Manchester bined efforts of teachers, owe to people in whom we have mother is Mrs. Ethel Hastings of 189 Loomis St. Her paternal have appeared in national Community Y bridge games helpers and parents. Another seen these virtues, at work, great-grandmother is Mrs. Veronica Hastings of 99 Hemlock St. magazines, on annual reports, played Nov. 12 are as follows: helper, Diana Webb, brought sometimes in a great matter, Autumn China: and other documents. North-South, first, Mrs. Elaine sometimes in a smdll. A 3-piece BuKet/Place Selling is $39:95 Carley, Richard Samuel Jr., son of Richard S. and Lula This meeting will replace the Howat and Mrs. Anne Ingram; “Now if we had before us A 5-piece Complele Place Selling is $59.95 Frazer Carley of 148 N. School St. He was bora Nov. 8 at second, Mrs. Frankie Brown and those who have thus been a Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is usual Wednesday meeting Time For Fun And Games changed due to Mrs. Lil Holway; third, Mrs. Bet blessing to us, and could tell Green Mist Cryslal: Mrs. Margaret Frazer of Indianapolis, Ind. His paternal grand the A 3-piece Place Selling is $ Thanksgiving holiday. ty Barter and Mrs. Elaine them how it came about, they parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Carley Jr. of Wales Rd., Andover. Webster. Young Helper Exchanges Hugs With Winsome Pupil would be amazed to learn what He has a sister, Charlotte, 4. Also, East-West, first, second passed over from their life into and third, Mrs. Sandy Craft and ours.” Asselin, Micheal Oliver, son of Oliver and Edith-Marie Mrs. Eleanor Crafts, Mrs. Flo Wallace Grant Fiske Wilkinson Asselin of 1 Center Rd., Andover. He was bora Nov. 9 your future? Barre’ and Mrs. Ahn DelVIartin, Mrs. Stern Defends Interim Minister at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents and Mrs. Barb Beckley and IMrs. Krause Center Congregational JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkinson of Bunker Hill Rd., Andover. Mrs. Schaffer Judy Pyka. her guitar for classes in Oc Church His great-grandmothers are Mrs. Emma Wilkinson and Mrs. florist & Greenhouses tober. Two teen-agers and the Israeli Occupation 958 Main Street In Downtown Manchester Emma Keltzenburg, both of Rockville. To Address Results of the Manchester may we sagged: mothers of some of the students Also • Hartford • New Britain • Middletown Community Y non-masters baby-sit with the teachers’ Of Arab Territory Gould, Alysia Marie, daughter of Richard and Frances Reale Local Hadassah games played Nov. 14 are as SPECIAL ALL WEEK! children to enable them to at Gould of Hartford. She was bora Nov. 12 at Manchester Memorial Assorted Colors^ I A ^ 0 A Mrs. David Schaffer of Enfield follows: First, Mrs. Grace O u r Nowsst epUsetion.. tend class. STAMFORD (AP) - Clara Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John A. Barrett and Mrs. htory Tierney; Per One recent class had a lesson Jerusalem, Israel has built a Reale of Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. will speak on "The Sephardic Stern, sister of Israeli Premier Tradition” Tuesday at a meeting second, Mrs. JoAnn Scata and Bunch in gardening when Mrs. hospital, she said. When she Ulysses (Jould of 27 Carol Dr. Golda Meir, says living con of M anchester Chapter of Mrs. Jackie Fetherson; third, Pom Pomspl MacKendrick askied them,what visited ij and told people she 3rown In our Qreeqhouses | M (CashI aited Carry) ditions in occupied Arab Hadassah at 12:30 p.m. at toe Mrs. Sally Heavisides and A.A. toe crocus bulb she was holding territories have improved was Mrs. Meir’s sister, “I was Ro88, Jeffery ScoH, son of Harold L. and Barbara Jordano ’Trick. in her hand looked like. markedly since Israel took delighted at the display of Ross of 18B Esquire Dr. He was born Nov. 9 at ManchesWr f “ Answers ranged from “an them over. friendship and of gratitude for % O F F ! Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. - - ^ nonow Lane. the CHEVRON! 2 0 Results of the Manchester Mrs. Schaffer will trace the onion” to “a potato.” Speaking to about 500 persons all Israel had done for them,” Frank W. Jo^ano of Hacienda Heights, Calif. His paternal she said. historical background, customs Community Y novice games The youngsters then went out at Temple Beth-El Friday SUPERSTAR SPECIALS grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Ross Sr. of Uniontown, played Nov. 14 are as follow^: In a She also said Israel is pur and ceremonies of the Sephardic NAVY HERRINQBONS DOUBLEKNIT doors where Mrs. Patterson night, the Bridgeport resident Pa. His great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. N.P. Jordano and dividual, first, Mrs. Nancy Akin; LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER suing a policy of integrating Jew. TUXEDO... dug holes and each child was said she visited Israel last SALE ENDS WEDNESDAY Mrs. Rose Squitierl, all of Pittsburgh, Pa. He has a sister, second, Mrs. ^ rb a ra Beckley; Arabs into government Coffee and dessert will be C Jt M ...... 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 allowed to plant his own crocus summer and one of the most Jamie Lee, 4. third and fourth, M^s. Ronnie bulb in great anticipation of toe positions. The deputy ministers • served. Baby-sitting will be S2I HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER impressive achievments of available at 12:15 p.m. at the Toomey and Mrs. Doris Murphy. Israel is its development of the of health and communication Clark, Koren Linn, daughter of Linwood R. Jr. and Eileen hnmo Mr® and the deputy speaker of the The Versatile ZIG-ZAG home of Mrs. Efram Jaffe, 48 ’This ghme is to introduce new occupied land. Perry Gark of 27 Mato St., Talcottville. She was bora Nov. 10 at An axquWtaly «tyia J :dt,Y PAGE TWEIlVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 19. 1973 , MANCHESTER EVENING HgRA.LD; Manchester. Conn , Mnn 19, 1973 - PAGE THIRTEEN Vernon Vernon About Town Disabled American Veterans Generis and Mrs. John Verrion will meet Tuesday at 8 p.ih: at Weerden. Dakota Council, Degree of the American Legion' Home. Postal Enter Your Favorite Poephontas, will meet The Manchester WATES will Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in M d The VFW Post and Auxiliary meet at the ftallao-American Council Meets Tonight Benoit Gets, Plug School Board Electa Fellows Hall. There will be a will conduct a recreational visit Club 'Tuesday. Weighing in will Say Mail Early social and refreshments. tonight to Rocky Hill Veterans be from 7 to 8 p.m. There will Hospital. Those planning to at be'a weight discussion. At Meeting Tonight TTie Women’s Home League tend should meet at the Post The Manchester Post Office foreign mail,” postal official Herald Sponsoring Tonight at 7:30, in the Ad The council will also hear Members with namGs beginning non, and owned by the hospital. As Mayor ProTem of the Salvation Army will meet Home novlater than 6:15 p.m. today joined Postmaster said. ministration Building, Mayor correspondence on: The M-R are reminded to bring fruit The mayor .will also discuss Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the General E.T. Klassen in urging The new deadline for posting Frank McCoy, Town Council resignation of Richard Borden, for the basket. the fuel energy crisis as it will was aware of the Republican The Vernon Board of Educa receipts and disburgments of junior hall at the Citadel. Mrs. The VFW Ladies Auxiliary the residents of Manchester to domestic first-class Christmas members, and members of the director of administration; the IS a letter sent to Mayor Recipe Contest affect Vernon. majority on the council and that tion will meet tonight'at 7:30 in the school acitivity funds; Brig. George Simons is in will meet at Holihes Funeral post their domestic and foreign mail is Dec. 8 rather than Dec. Board of Selectmen will take Greater Hartford Transit Frank McCoy, Mrs. Jane "The Manchester Power Also to be acted upon are the election of B^enoit might not the Syites School cafeteria. enrollment figures as of Nov. 1. charge of the worahip service. Home. 400 Main St., at 7:25 Christmas mail one to two 15, as previously announced. the oath of office to start a new District concerning funds for McCarthy, vice president of the Squadron has canceled its Nov. requests of The Rockville Scrap be a popular view of the Park St., to elect officers for Refreshments will be served. tonight to pay respects and hold weeks earlier than the Postal Domestic surface parcels, The Herald is conducting a recipe contest. Judges will be: Thomas Norfleet, chef at term. district operation; Fox Hill Vernon Democratic Town Com 21 (Wednesday) boating class. Co. for renewal of a junkyard Republicans. the coming yeai;. This will be memorial services for Mrs. Service originally except those for Alaska and Homemakers may enter original, favorite Cavey’s Restaurant in Manchester; Mrs. Vi These ceremonies will Tower, from the Recreation mittee, has suggested that the Its next class will be Nov. 28, at license for one year; the Public She added that it is her opi the first meeting of the board Reservations for the Edith F. Wirtalla, who was an recommended, so that the Hawaii, should be mailed by recipes in the following categories: Best vian Ferguson, author of “Your Neighbor’s precede the first meeting of the Commission; a thank you note Republican-dominated Town Desegregation Illihg Junior High School. Works Department to accept a nion that the Election of a sigice the Nov. 6 election. Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary member. energy shortage will not in Dec. 3, instead of Dec. 10. To main dish; best breads or desserts; and best council since the Nov. 6 elec from the League of Women Council should elect Democrat Kitchen” which appears i^eekly in The portion of Vernon Industrial Democrat as mayor pro tern Former chairman Joseph Ruling To Be Auxiliary golden anniversary terfere with on-time deliveries. Alaska and Hawaii, mail by tion. The council wilL.then ap Voters; the drainage problem Thomas Benoit as mayor pro salad. Prizes of $25 will be awarded to the Herald; and Edward Mongeau, instructor of Park Rd. as a town road; Lea would serve to Indicate the Powers did not seek re-election dinner-dance to be held Dec. 1 The Womens Auxiliary of the “The urgency of the fuel Nov. 23 instead of Nov. 30. prove the appointment of the on Snipsic St., from the Depart tern. winner in each category. h e l p (Handicapped Earning and Living Rice for a tax refund; Housing mayor's and the council’s this year. Reviewed will close Friday. Reservations Manchester Midget Football energy crisis compels us to town attorney and elect a ment of Transportation; and I- Mrs. McCarthy said the Tbtrs is 8 hif diaiid fir All entries must be received by Dec. 1. En Project), a program designed to train han Authority to abate tax bills desire to take a step toward Before the board’s next WASHINGTON (AP) - Tlie may be made with Mrs. Phillip Association will meet tonight at request a one-week advance Airmail parcels and letters mayor pro tern as well as adopt 86 construction from suggestion is her personal one tfRiiBiliri, MilgraM cMkka, cm! trants are requested to type recipes double- dicapped for employment in the food service totaling 329,218 for elderly better communication with the meeting, the new chairman will Supreme Court agreed today to Spinella, 11 Wyllys St. 8 at the home of Mrs. Kenneth ment of suggested dates we within the United States rules and procedures for its Congressman Robert Steele and which she based on several Cil HwiM OattilM, M3-njL space or print them legibly, and may submit industry, being conducted at Manchester housing. voters of Vernon. appoint congmittee chairmen consider for a second time Anderson, 72 Essex St. The co gave for domestic mail and a (except Alaska and Hawaii) meetings. Sens. Abraham Ribicoff and Community College. Following adjournment, the facts, including one that con “You may say, you can’t af for the coming year. Manchester Chapter of the hostesses are Mrs. Thomas two-week advancement for should now be posted no later only one recipe in each of the three Lowell Weicker. whether federal courts may The council will then review council will reconvene as the cerned “the tremendous sup ford to do it. I question, can you Dr. Raymond RamsdelP, than Dec. 15, rather than Dec. categories. Entries submitted should include name, ad Mayor McCoy will also report reach into the suburbs to reports from: The auditor on Sewer Authority to discuss an port given him in the recent afford not to?” Mrs. McCarthy superintendent of schools, and 21. To Alaska and Hawaii, mail Winning entries and those considered by dress and telephone number and be mailed to the senior citizens club ac on his negotiations with the election.” desegregate predominantly amendment to the contract said. Charles Brisson, Business black inner-city schools. by Dec. 13, rather than Dm . 20. the judges to be outstanding will be printed in - Betty Ryder, women’s editor, In care of The count; the housing code inspec trustees of Newington Hospital Benoit was high vote-getter with Anderson-Nichols for the Stuart Neff, who has served Manager, will explain budget The Supreme Court agreed to a special section of The Herald before Christ Manchester Evening Herald, Herald Square, tor on the budget for the concerning the purchase of on the Democratic ticket. He is MUNICIPAL Bim oiia proposed expansion of the as mayor pro tern for two preparation procedures for review a federal appiegls court mas. „ Manchester, Conn. 06040. quarter ending Sept. 30; and the Camp Newhoca which is an incumbent councilman and “The seriousness of the fuel sewage treatment plant. previous terms under McCoys , 1974-75; Dr. Robert Linstone, ruling that the only con Rockville Public Health Nur locatetl on Bolton Lake in Ver- well-acquainted with the town life shortage to the Postal Service assistant superintendent, will leadership, did not seek re- stitutional way to desegregate is underlined by the fact that in sing Association. and ’ts people, Mrs. McCarthy report on the program held election to another term. Detroit city schools was to in ^addition to the fuel consumed explain^. locally for Teacher Convention clude predominantly white sub CLOSED by commercial air carriers, we “I do not seriously Relieve the Day; Albert Kerkin, assistant urban school systems in any insurance require approximately 350- Rockville decision will be made based superintendent, will comment desegregation plan., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1973 Manchester Vernon solely on votes attained at the million gallons of fuel to travel on recent projects done in The issue of crossing es Hospital polls,” Mrs. McCarthy said. Thanksgiving Day 2.25-billion miles delivering the cooperation with area colleges; tablished school district and Memorial She added, “Nor, is anything on all Installment loans at no 90-billion pieces of mail that Tolland Notes Notes ^ and Miss Nancy Gozdz will county lines in pursuit of school - And more necessary than your F i r e C a lls flow through the system each Hospital report on her sabbatical year in dese^egation deadlocked the Admitted Friday; Sheila Da making a selection based on a FRIDAYg NOVEMBER 23,1973 extra charge to you. year. Our requlremennt for the Santa Claus Coming Denmark. court 4-4 last term. No prece ly, Vernon Gardens, Rockville; personal preference and affir month of December alone is 45- Notes SUNDAY dent is established by tie votes. John Schmidt, James Estey, Carol Denning, Brownsbridge mation by the Town Council million gallons. 4:46 p.m. — Grass fire near A PECK of trouble could be Other reports to be heard will Michigan officials and 43 of Dan Buckhout. By M iniature Train Rd., Tolland; Christopher. which has a majority/Of eight to in store for this visitor to the Emergency Telephone Numbers Center Springs Lodge. (Town) be on: The Rockville High the suburban Detroit school Officers are: Sarah Tweet, Duhamel, Duncaster Lane, four Republican.” Bird Market in Brussels, Highway “Public cooperation on p is? Ndllhbor's Night 8:25 p '* ■'i J (t ' . 4 PAQ^IXTEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. cSStM on.. Nov; 1», 1973 MANCHESTER EVEWIWG HERALD. M anctoler. Cmn„ Mon.. Wo.. 1». im _ PAr.B SEVIgimiTM POisbu^ ■ iiBECTi; f \ x m / ..1: FLOUR PILLSBURY 1 ' id e a ^ lp * * FLOUR in tld s llt ------5-lb. bag With this coupon and a $5 purchase Good Mon,, No». <9 - Sal., Nov, 24 - Unit one tag per coelomer ll S A V E 2 5 ° With this coupon on any 3 pkgs. DURKEE SPICES OR EXTRACTS Good Mon. Nov. 19 — Sal., Nov. 24 -4- Lim il three pkgs per customer \ ■■■■ w»**"*^^ ■ llsms offered for sale not available In case Iota or to other retail dealera or wholeulars. L l w l l i l ® Allan.Thomas, chairman of the Board of Education, left, awards a special certificate to John Duffy, right, for attending a custodial clinic at Manchester High School. Ted L. Fair banks, supervisor of buildings and grounds for the board, looks on. Fairbanks conducted the clinic. Duffy is head custodian at the high school. (Herald photo by Ofiara) t b 'n got a G^yQtMrStop&Sbopsw&rth for Spy Files Custodial Clinic wned To Conducted At MHS Historian NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (AP) Carpet Cc^re was also included ■ f •s, PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Nov. 19. W8 Burn Treatment Sea L ions A re Study Sul^eet THERE'S MORE IN SIORE FOR you AT Unit Opens MACC CHRISTMAS GIFTS ARE EASY WITH By PAUL W. HARVEY JR. “So if wO can find put why hope to be able to tell the effects TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS.' At Bridgeport ' Associated PreM Writer sea lions can concentrate aura Mate has followed the migra of these diemipals oii man hy tions along the Oregon Coast News . . o » . i.. CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) - large amounts of mercurji! with seeing their effects on seali^'^’ tacks, Panettieri said. sea lions accumulate lots of out getting sick, it would be but says neither he nor any BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The Mate said. body else knows where they go GRAND Bums hospiUlize 80,000 per- mercury w K h ^ getting sick, first hospital unit in Connecticut useful to man,” Mate said. PLUS sons and cause 8,000 deaths in the and Bruce ReetHdatt wants to Sea lions are» nowIMlW proh^ctedprUl^dOfl s Mate Avdttiw becamemWWIIw kiterested IIIin from tore. He estimates toy Sliler M arital riria {lesignated to treat bum victims nation each year. know why humans can’t do the fay the federal government. 'The ’’^*1* PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 19. 1973 Business Mirror MASTM CHARai WBLCOMI ON FRIlZBR ORDIRB W h a t^ s Economists WESTERN BEEF View Energy TOLLAND Santa Has Opened TURNPIKE MONDAY-8ATURDAY 9-6 MANPttESTER THUR8. & FRI. 9-0 Shortages SUNDAY 9-6 By JOHN CUNNIFF crease in energy. For every SAU MON., TUES., WED. ONLY! AP BusineBs Analyst shortfall of 1 per cent ih energy NEW YORK (AP) - A very His Pack H < ilid a y we’ll have a 1.3 per cent shortfall I OPEN TUESDAY TO 0 P.M. serious situation but not a crisis. in GNP. An inevitable economic slow “ If we are short 2 per cent in down, perhaps a recessioni but energy in 1974 we would have not one of pronounced or zero growth.’ prolonged impact. Instead, an Most economists agree that in n e r ? effect more like that of a strike in two factors can significantly a basic industry. change the impact: TURKEYS The personal consequences of 1. The unwelcome effects at S .B .M . 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It’s a shame both clubs Oklahoma, Ineligible tar a. bowl trip, W L Pet GB “It’s tough to get beat but it doesn’t hurt so much losing >.Wreckers had nine men in their defensive zone, using a of the bowl goodies have been dispensed, but the country’s to a team like Staples. They’re the finest team I’ve ever Hartford after battling to a 0-0 deadlock. Overall, Staples couldn’t have won.” ’’ ' taocked off No. 18 Kansas 48-20 with Joe Washington and Steve Boston 13 3 .813 . four fullback system. “They didn’t lose their poise at all. top college football teams will have no picnic with the Davis providing the offense and the Selmon brothers’ defense New York 11 7 .611 3 seen in high school socder,” Manchester High Coach Dick has appeared in the state finals 10 times during Loeffler’s Staples lost IS of its top performers from a year ago, but They were just hoping for one goal, and they got it,” assis once again, Loeffler put together an exceptional club. ’Diey showdowns for the national championship about to reach zeroing ta on quarterback David Jaynes. ’The Jayhawks, though, Buffalo 3 12 .400 7 Danielson expressed after his ’Tribe was knocked out of the 15-year coaching tenure, capturing the crownon seven oc epic proportions. tant Coach Doug Pearson somberly stated. had allowed just five goals all season, and did a job on a got a bid from the Liberty Bowl to meet No. 20 North Carolina Philadelphia 5 12 .294 8W unbeaten ranks and bested by Staples High of Westport, 1-0 casions, The triumph also squared the Manchester-Staples State, which downed ^ k e 21-3. Central Division Manchester’s leading scorer senior co-captain Werner record-breaking Manchester outfit which had registered 64 For holiday openers Thursday, fifth-ranked Notre Dame enter in the second sudden death period of the CIAC Class A tournament action “series” at 2-2. tains the Air Force, followed by the Southeastern Conference Twelfth-ranked T e ^ Tech cfushed Baylor 55-24 as John Atlanta lo 8 .556 Cacace was shadowed all afternoon by center halfback goals going into the finals. State Soccer Tournament final game Saturday at Choate ^ The Staples’ wrecking crew completely dominated ac Dave Wilson, and the latter did an outstanding defensive broutaha at Baton Rouge, La., between second-ranked Alabama uaraer, Larry Isaac and James Mosley combined for 348 yards Capital 8 7 .533 14 School in Wallingford before 2,500 bi-partisan fans. tion, save for segments of the second quarter and second Outstanding in defeat for Manchester were Bob Odell, and I^ulsiana State, seventh in ’The Associated Press ratings. rushing and earned a trip to the Gator Bowl against No. 16 Houston 5 13 .278 5* job as Cacace never did have a clear lane towards the Bensen,' Connie McCurry, Mike Lombardo and A1 Woods, It took 84 minutes and 36 seconds before Coach Albie overtime period when Manchester, “looked like the club Staples goal. On Friday, third-ranked Oklahoma hosts No. 10 Nebraska with lemessee, even though the Vols bowed to Mississippi 28-18 Cleveland 4 15 .211 614 whd turned away a sure goal by senior forward Charlie a chance to nail down the Big Eight crown. On Saturday, top- Woody Green and Danny White paced No. 13 Arizona State to a Western Conference Loeffler’s Staples’ Wreckers got one past Indian goalie we were this season,” Danielson said. “Our kids played Staples’ short, crisp passing game had the Indians run George Kanehl, who had an outstanding game in defeat, better this season, but not harder. Maybe they were trying Perlwitz during Uie third quarter as Kanehl was caught out ’ ra M Ohio State visits Michigan to settle the Big Ten title, ^ 1 3 rout of winless Texas-Ei Paso,setting up next weekend’s Midwest Division ning around in circles, especially during a five-minute of position. Milwaukee 15 3 .833 stopping 21 shots. It was a bang-bang play as right winger too hard,” the 27-year Indian mentor added. tallowed by No. 8 UCLA against No. 9 Southern California in the M Athletic Conference showdown with No. 19 Arizona, stretch of the third stanza when the Wreckers swarmed I^nchester concludes its season with a 17-1 record. “We Battle of Los Angeles tar the Pacific-8 championship. The Big which dropped a 27-26 nonleague decision to Air Force. The WAC Chicago 14 4 .778 1 Jon Gibeult’s centering pass found senior winger Jim Man The Wreckers outshot the Silk City entry 23-9. Of the nine around the Indian net without scoring, ‘"rhey moved the Ten and Pac-8 winners will meet in the Rose Bowl. ctam p will meet PHt, which blanked winless Army 344) and Detroit ll 8 .679 414 ning breaking in from the left side and Manning headed it shots launched at Staples netminder Skip Wansker, only had a lot of young kids who never were subjected to ball better than half the college teams I’ve seen,” Pearson [X'essure like this. Butu; we’ll be back. We had a great year ’Those five games - involving fiine of the nation’s Top Ten clinched its first winning season in a decade and first bowl trip K.C.-Omaha 6 12 .333 .9 into the upper right hand corner from 15 feet out past a two were difficult stops, with Bruce Bensen’s second . teams ^ will be televised nationally by ABC-’TV. fc Pacific Division admired. ^ ‘ " and one game isn’t going to spoil that,” Pearson surmized. since 1 ^ as freshman sensation Tony Dorsett ran for 161 yards helpless Kanehl,' setting off a wild midfield celebration by quarter blast being the closest Manchester scoring oppor Loeffler was a gracious victor saying, "it was a contest Over tae past weekend, Ohio State trounced winless Iowa 55-13 and a pair of touchdowns. Los Angeles 12 6 .667 Staples players and fans, while Manchester performers tunity. as ^ c h ie Griffin set school records by rushing for 246 yards and Missouri, ranked 14th, stumbled to Iowa State 17-7 but was Golden St. 8 6 .571 2 slowly, dejectedly headed to their dressing room. raising his season total to 1,265. Michigan kept pace with a 34-9 picked for the Sun Bowl against another loser. Auburn. The Portland 9 7 .563 2 For perennial state powerhouse Staples, which con triumph over Purdue as Dennis Franklin scored two touchdowns Auburn Tigers — that’s Missouri’s nickname, too — bowed to Seattle 7 14 .33 814 Georgia 28-14. cluded with a 13-0-6 mark, it was the fourth straight year and passed tar another. Phoenix 4 13 .235 714 UCLA rushed tar 447 yards and smashed its ovra Pac-8 one- No 15 Houston was idle but accepted a bid to the hometown Sunday’s- Games Big Check to Barber, »ason record in walloping Oregon State 56-14 behind Kermit fflTObonnet Bowl against Tulane, a 24-3 winner over Vanderbilt. Buffalo 112, Capital 101 ^ PAUL PHINNEY CHARLIE ROBBINS MARTY CAVANAUGH Johnson s three touchdowns. Artlmus Parker intercepted three niiami of Ohio became the first team to complete a perfect Los Angeles 102, Cleveland passes and Anthony Davis and Ray Rodriguez scored eight regular season. The 17th-ranked Redskins shaded Cincinnati 6-0 100 seconds apart as Southern Cal trimmed Washington 42-19. on Larry Harper’s 95-yard dash with the opening kickoff. ’They Seattle 95, Philadelphia 91 Attention to Crenshaw Chicago 104, Detroit 102 It was bowl bid weekend and Alabama won its way to the Sugar will play in the Tangerine Bowl against an opponent to be named. Shop, then Turkey Day Entry Record 690 Bowl by whipping Miami of Florida 43-13 as Gary Rutledge Maryland got into the Peach Bowl with a 28-13 win over Clem- PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) - Miller passed tar two touchdowns and scored one. ’The Crimson Tide will Mn. ’The Terrapins’ opponent will be Georgia if the Bulldogs “I don’t know how in the world I even meet Notre Dame, idle last Saturday. defeat Georgia Tech on Dec. 1. ABA Barber got the big check, but Ben .tS&S buick managed to finish second from where I The Orange Bowl lined up No. 6 Penn State, a 45^10 victor over Defending champion Dartmouth shut out Cornell 17-0 and East Division Crenshaw got the big attention. was. I’m just tickled to death.” Ohio University behind John Cappelletti’s 204 yards and four remained t i ^ for the Ivy League lead with one game left. Har W L Pet GB 9 Kentucky BRANDNEW touchdowns,'and Louisiana State, which beat Mississippi State 26- vard, the party of the second part, nipped Brown 35-32 with Jim 13 3 .813 14 Carolina “I think I beat the next Jack Nicklaus,” He had a shot at victory, trailing by one 7 as Brad Davis paced a potent ground attack and Juan Roca Stoeckel completing 22 passes, 13 to Pat Mclnally, who scored 16 5 the 42-year-old Barber said after his final shot, until he tried to "let it cut real big on 14 twice. New York 7 11 to 75 kicked a 52-yard field goal. Memphis 1973 O P E LS round 69 gave him a three-stroke victory my tee shot!;” on' the 16th tee. It’s a 504- No. 10 Nebraska made it to the Cotton Bowl with a 50-21 rout of Tulsa won the Missouri Valley title by defeating North Texas 6 12 Virginia over the youthful Crenshaw, probably the yard, par-five that he can reach in two. Kansas State as Tony Davis scored three times. ’The Ctamhuskers State 24-15. Jeb Blount survived five interceptions and passed for 5 11 Still A Nice Selection most exciting rookie to come along since But he hit it in the woods, chipped out, will meet No. 11 Texas, which clinched its sixth straight Cotton 218 yards and a touchdown. West pi Inducing Nicklaus turned pro. bunkered his third and made a bogey six. In Road Race Denver ' ‘ Field Bbwl trip and a tie tar the Southwest Conference crown by San Diego State took the Pacific Coast Athletic Association Utah crushing Texas Christian 52-7. Roosevelt Leaks gained 105 yards lead over idle San Jose State with a 41-6 rout of Fresno State as Barber earned a ?100,000 check — the ‘"That pretty well killed my chances,” Indiana By Earl Yost Milers. Since making his debut and set an SWC season mark of 1,328. Jesse Freitas, the nation’s leading passer, completed 33 of 42 for biggest golf prize in history — after his 570 said Crenshaw, a three-time national 450 yards and four touchdowns. San Antonio G f ' t in the November holiday run in total won the 144-hole, two-week World collegiate champion at the University of San Diego Open Golf Tournament Saturday. Age of participants in the 1951, Dyson missed just the 1968 Sunday’s Came Texas. Still, he collected $44,175 from the 37th edition of the Five Mile trot due to illness. total purse of $500,000 and pushed his ear Manchester'g Wertj^er Cacace (15) and his shadow. Utah 83, San Antonio 80 W o're The total was two-over-par and Road Race in Manchester Winner a record six times, nings to more than $76,000 in just five Dave Wilson (6) of Staples held local ace scoreless, Desire Playing Big Part for Bulls M a k in g represented the first over-par winning Kelley, the all-time track great starts as a pro. Thanksgiving morning will R oom total in a year on the pro tour. range from 14 to 75. There out of Boston University, will Pro Hockey fo r Crenshaw was within one stroke of the be on hand for the 18th time. NEW YORK (AP) - The seconds left to give Chicago its "rtie Bulls are off to a fast Gail Goodrich -pumped in 30 Leonard Thompson took third with 71- will be approximately 15 14- Chicago Bulls have won 14 winning margin. top spot until he tried to overpower a tee 575. He was never in the title chase. Tom CYO Tryouts Four-time winner Burfoot has start but still trail Milwaukee, points and Happy Hairston year-olds scheduled to show Elsewhere in the NBA, the 74's shot on the par-five 16th and hit it into the Watson — the leader through the fifth, been in 10 Five Milers. Ray ball games in 18 attempts off to an even faster start, by collected 26 rebounds for the NHL ^ y s interested in trying oift to answer the starter’s gun Buffalo Braves beat the Capital woods. He finished with a 71-573. sixth and seventh rounds — quickly faded Crothers, also a one-time this season and Coach Dick one game in the Midwest Divi Lakers who won their third East Division forX^SjyJames CYO basket at 10:30 on Main Street, op Bullets 112-101, the Los Angeles The gallery was with the strong, stocky, back, finished with a 77 and tied A1 winner, has appeared in nine Motta thinks he knows why. sion. 'The Bucks are 15-3. game in as many nights. W L ' ball mam will hold a practice UConn Deadlock posite School Street. Lakers downed the Cleveland 21-year-old blond all the way. There was a Geiberger for fourth at 576. previous runs and Keefe, the "Maybe we just have more Sonics 95, Sixers 91 Boston 14 4 SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS! Tuesday night starting at 7:30 ’The elder statesman among Cavaliers 102-100 and the Seat gathering of only about 1,500 for the final No. 1 bridesmaid will be desire than some of the other Braves 112, Bullets 101 Fred Brow sank a basket and Toronto 8 5 at the school. Boys 16-19 are tle Supersonics defeated the IMMEDIATE DELIVERY round that was played in cool, breezy Palmer was not a factor. He had a final the record 690 entries received making his eighth start. Keefe teams,” said the fiery Motta. Buffalo center Bob McAdoo a pair of foui shots in the final Montreal g 5 eligible and must not be' high Clinches Crown Philadelphia 76ers 95-91. weather, but most were rooting for the round 76 and 586 in his last American start by . General Chairman Will has been second four times. “We play very hard, we dive for broke the game open with 10 ' 38 seconds to give Seattle its Buffalo 9 7 school graduates. The Utah Stars shaded the young man who had won the San Antonio- of the year. Hadden will be Marty It’s interesting to note in a loose balls, we just have more points in the first six minutes of winning margin. Brown wound NY Rangers 7 7 SPECIAL NOTICE * — San Antonio Spurs 83-80 in the Texas Open only two weeks before. Nicklaus, along with Tom Weiskopf and Cavanaugh, 75 years yoUng, out survey taken of the first 600 en desire.” the second half. He wound up up with 22 points while team Detroit 6 10 6rSWUBE0UT0FPR0DUCTie?l> For the first time this year, the University of Connec of Medford, Mass. ’The little, only American Basketball N Cries of "Go get ’em, Ben." and “ Charge Lee Trevino, did not compete. trants, one was in the 70-or-over Motta’s Bulls have won more with 43 points and 17 rebounds. mate Spencer Haywood led all Vancouver 5 a 1$74! BUY YOUR GT NOW Association contest played. ’em. Longhorn,” and "Best ’em Ben”, Bill Maurer, president of the sponsoring Women's Volleyball ticut has failed to win a Yankee Conference game. bald-pated man is bound to be group, six in the 60-and-over, 38 than 'their share of squeakers ’The loss dropped the Bullets a scorers with 31. NY Island 2 7 corporation, said their absence among the crowd favorites as half-gaine behind first-place echoed through the piney woods in this W L in the 50-and-over, 63 in the 40- this National Basketball Chet Walker led the Bulls’ at Stars 83, Spurs 80 West Division represented “a major disappointment,” But the Huskies didn’t lose, either, and their 7-7 tie with Rhode he )vas a year ago. and-over class, 134 in the 30s, Atlanta in the Central Division. Philadelphia 12 5 Carolina sandhill country. It was reminis- ^ Dolphins 6 0 FRED BROWN Association season and they tack with 28 points, Jerry Sloan A Jield goal by Zelmo Beaty and announced that the tournament wiil be Island Saturday was good enough to give them sole possession’of i t ’ :rr . IV..-' • 184 in their 20s and the rest Chicago 7 4 cent of an Arnold Palmer gallery of past Marlins 5 1 Sanctioned by the Amateur pulled another one out Sunday had 24 and Love added 21. Lakers 102, Cavaliers 100 and foul shots by Willie Wise played for a purse of $325,000 — or less — the league crbwn. , r The veteran campaigners in teen-agers with the 16-, 18-, 15- St. Louis 8 5 S & S BUICK years. Sharks 2 4 Athletic Union, the Silk Town night, edging the improvi^ Bob Lanier, whose two free Los Angeles, still without In and Ron Boone down the clude .such well-known men as and 19-year olds the most pop Atlanta 7 6 “I had to do something pretty spec in 1974. ’The tournament also will go to Porpoises 2 4 sports spectacle is second in Detroit Pistons 104-102. Veteran throws with 20 seconds left jured All-Star guard Jerry stretch won it for Utah. Wise "N*">X*^uW»ft$tittGnwbigBatA-Opth- DtaOt Connecticut completed its conference schedule with a 5-0-1 Charlie Robbins, Paul Phinney, Pittsburgh 5 9 tacular to win,” said Crenshaw, who made earlier dates, in ^ptem ber, and'wili be Barracudas 2 4 New England annually to the ular brackets in that order. guard Norm Van Lier sank a 20- gave Detroit its last lead of the West, outscored the young CSvs wound up with 28 points as the n 4DIMS ST., HUCKSTER (Opes Eim .) M M S71 record, while Rhode Island finished in second place at 4-1-1. Charley Dyson, little Johnny Los Angeles 5 10 up 15 strokes in the last three days. "I just played at the usual 72 holes instead of the Stingrays 1 5 world famed Boston Marathon Fourteen is the minimum foot jump shot with just three night, topped the Pistons with 11-2 in the waning moments of Stars topped San Antonio for Kelley, defending champion age. Minnesota 3 8 Jon t Khun, wasn’t up to it. two-week, 144-hoie format used this year. In other games Saturday, Yale stayed alive in the Ivy League in luring top names and crowds. 27 points. the fourth quarter to pull it out. the third straight time this California 5 11 race with a 30-13 victory over .Princeton, Central Connecticut Attendance has been estimated Amby Burfoot, Ray Crothers season. State Defeated Southern Connecticut State, 34-15, and Trinity at better than 10,000 fot six of and Jimmy Keefe. defeated Wesleyan, 33-16. the last, seven presentations. Robbins, the practicing M.D. SOME i m v BIG Sponsor is Nutmeg Forest, Tall who represents the New York Bridgeport romped over Springfield, 41-12, Coast Guard^ Australian Net Stars Cedars of Lebanon. All Pioneer (3ub, will be making blanked Drexel, 9-0, and Western Connecticut State dropped a lOi- his 28th start in the last 29 7 decision to Trenton State. proceeds collected on ’Thursday Set for Davis Cup Play morning will be turned over to years. He’s the only runner who was in the 1945 field - the year WYEAR AUTOMOTIVE Ali Connecticut teams have finished their seasons except the the Muscular Dystrophy Fund, Huskies, who host Holy Cross In next week’s finale, and Yale, national objective of the the race was put back on the V and we must have an edge on MELBOURNE (AP) - calendar after a 10-year lapse - them.” which plays Harvard In a big game. Cedars. Australia’s tennis stars are still active. A two-time winner, ^ savingscenter bound for Cleveland Tuesday in ’The Aussie team of Laver, Besides Cavanaugh, the Eric Torkelson sparked Connecticut against Rhode Island, Robbins missed only in 1951 Rosewali, Newcombe, 28, Mai their bid to wrest the Davis Cup gaining 126 yards rushing to raise his season totai to 1,138, a new oldest active long-distance while interning in Philadelphia. Anderson, 38, Col Dibley, 30, from the United States. school standard. runner in New England, this He has appeared in the last 22 in Geoff Masters, 24, and 40-year- And leading the contingent is year’s field will include six men succession, always running old captain-coach Neale Fraser The Huskies scored in the first quarter on a three-yard pass W e V e Moved 35-year-old, red-haired Rod in the 60 or better age category. barefooted. Paul Phinney, the is confident of beating the play from Lou Mancari to Dave Robeson. At Sinay’s extra point Last Minute Laver who robbed The most famous will. be Fred retired Manchester High track United States in the final Nov. try was good. ’The Rams tied the game in the second period when S N O W TIR E S Czechoslovakia in Australia’s 4- Brown, 67, who boasts of taking and cross-country coach, will 30-Dec. 2. quarterback Steve Crone and Kim Conlee combined on a 42-yard 1 victory in the „Davis Cup part in more than 1,200 sanc- be making his 20th consecutive semifinal, I Fraser is so confident that he scoring pass and Wally Christensen added the point after. tidned races in the country, a start. has urged the Americans to Prestone Winterizing Laver g aiW three of those A scoreless second half gave ^^nnecticut the title. totql unsurpassed anywhere. Dyson, who notched one vic overlook the Davis Cup Nations victories in 'three days and 12 In the Ivy League, the title is kill up for grabs and Yale could Brown has been a fixture in at tory in the most thrilling finish agreement banning contract sets of tennis skiil which come down with a sharq of it. But more likely, they will play last the last six Five Milers and ever in 1956 when two seconds professionals and field their top pnthralied the 28,000 spectators spoilers. 10 since the race was revived in finished first and jthird place, NOW LOCATED AT team. Includes at the Kooyong grass courts. * 1945. has been in 21 previous Five 307 E. Contor SL, M anchoster ’The ban affects Arthur Ashe Anti-Freeze Laver beat Wimbledon cham ’The Bulldogs showed a strong rushing game in beating Tol. 043-7177 pion Jan Kodes in the first and Cliff Richey who are con Princeton Saturday, 30-13. Quarerback Tom Doyle ran for two o and Radiator < > Fiush singles, teamed with 39-year- tracted to the World Cham touchdowns and John Donohue and Tyrell Hennings added the FINEST SHO^NG CENTER ~ PLENH OF <1 pionship Tennis Organization. Esposito on Hot Streak < > old Ken Rosewall to defeat others on the ground. FREE PARKINS. OPEN MON.-FRI. 10 A.M.-0 < I Kodes and Vladimir Zednik in ’The rule has kept Australia’s < > 6.99 Yale is 4-2 in the ieague, one game behind Harvard and Dar- NEW YORK(AP) - Phil “We’re skating now and we P.M. SAT. 8:30 P.M .-8:30 P.HI. BRAND NEW “SUBURBANITE’POLYESTER TIRES We add a can of radiator flush and flush out cooling the doubles and then rounded it veteran tennis greats out of cup off by beating Jiri Hrebec in the tennis untii this year when their mouth, Princeton is 0-6. Esposito says he could play weren’t earlier in the year,” I’d Size A78-13 tubeless blackwrall plus $1.83 per tire Fed. Ex. Tax, no trade needed. system comoletely; W( check hoses, clamps and ther singles Sunday. contracts expired. It has also The owner of the crown will be determined next Saturday. every day the way things are like to keep going. I’d rather mostat for proper opr ration. Then we add up to 2 Hrebec had earlier beaten kept Australia out of the final Yale, which is on the rise with four victories in its last five going. And why not? - play every night than prac RE-OPENING SALE gallons of Prestone jl iti-freeze. Additional charge if U.S. titlehoider John New- w hich it re a c h e d in 23 games after a slow start, figures to be a tougher mark for Har Esposito’s Boston Bruins tice,” Esposito said of the Nov. 10 - 24 new thermostats, hoseo, clamps are needed, or if over combl Friday. Newcombe successive years from 1946 vard than Princeton will be for Dartmouth. defeated Atlanta 5-2 Sunday for Bruins’ layoff until ’Thursday. A Pair Plat Ft4. El. notching 15 victories. Penn also is in the race with a 4-2 league recrd. their sixth straight victory and In other NHL games Sunday, IlM kwall Pair revenged this with a straight 3 Gives You Tai N rtira 2 gallons of anti-freeze it needed. T u b iliii Price set v(in over Kodes Sunday in “We want to play—and beat Quarterback Dennis Schermerhorn keyed Central’s attack as Esposito scored his 21st goal the New York Rangers blanked 0” Snabb lea Auger (*12.00 Value) ...... The Traction lU * Bi trade oNdid the final match. — the best possible U.S. team,” he heaved two touchdown passes and ran for 122 yards and one and added two assists to run his Pittsburgh 7-0, Detroit skated 6.00-12 2 f o r $4) $1.45 Mbosalook W obblers (All sizes except Jag) You Need . Laver said: “I think we will said Fraser. “We do not want score. ’The Blue Devils finished the season with a 9-1 record and National Hockey point total to past Montreal 64, and Califor To Go In 5.20-13 2 for $41 $1.36 A78-13 2 for $33 $1.83 do very well against the Uni^^. the Americans to have any the title in the Eastern Footbail Conference. Southern, which' 43 in 19 games. nia shut out Buffalo 2-0. loe-Mud-Snow dropped its final three gknes, ends at 6-4. C78-13 2 for $44 $1.93 States. We all play well indoors excuses when they go down.” (Allies ^ to *1.20) ...... 8 9 * 5.60-14 3 fo r $42 $1.53 B78-14 2 fo r $41 $1.96 South Bond 730A Rod A Reel Combo C76-14 2 fo ri 44 $2.06 R u g ^ d 078-14 2 I o n * $2.09 Valuo 2 1 .0 5 ...... E78-14 2 f o M Si $2.22 • • Cleats Built F78-14 2 fo r $5$ $ 2 J 7 To Handle G78-14 l f o r $ S 7 $2.53 ' Winter H78-14 2 f o r $ » $2.75 9 FllptallPtaatlc W orms (Value *1 .0 0 ) S t l ^ P k o . 5.60-15 2 fo r $43 51.74 6.00-lSL 2 fo r $48 51.62 Bush Hog Splnnor Balts C78-16 2 for $48 $2.04 '^ 1 Manchester Sport Center — Accessories and safety clothing are F78-15 2 lo r$ $ $ $2.42 (Value*1.08-*1.75). •!* » aa.or 6for *6®® Strong 4-Ply G78-15 2 f o r $ $ f $2.60 perfect gifts for someone who’s Into motorcycllngi according to H78-15 2 l o r $ U $2.80 Avoid Front End Shimmy & Sway Polyester Complete 6 Point Manchester Sport Center D.B.A. Manchester Honda, 24 Adanna 8 t, Ula Cbick - If we till out of your « \ . i L ■t ■ PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl d . Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. Nov. 19.1973 , 1*1 MANCHEOTER EVENIWQ HERALD, MandieiterT Q ua.. Rton.. Nov. 19. 1978 - PAGE TWENTV-PIVIi! Strv/cat Offlarad RoofXna-lBMfng-CMmfwy 19 Plunkett Ansu>er8 Critics HQULO .99 Halp Wanted 3 9 PLEASE lUD LIGHT TRUCKING, odd jobs, ROOFING — Specializing BOX LETTERS lawns mowed, trees cut amH repairing roofs, new roofs, YOUR AD .removed. Cellars and attics gutter work, chimneys, c lea n s For Your cleaned. Free estimates. Call MV iwn u vow •nd repaired. 30 yealrs With Best Show of Year Information 643-6000. experience. Free estimates. S 2 E 5 F Classified or “Want Ads” THE HERALD will not dis Howley, 643-5361. are taken over the phone as a SHARPENING Service - UKKYMY close the Identity of any convenience. The advertiser Saws, knives, axes, shears, GUTTERS and roofs repaired FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — Put away all the signs ‘‘The advertiser using box letters. Should read his ad the FIRST skates, rotary blades, (^ick ' Salesmen — Salesladies p ick ^ off a Plunkett sideline pass and raced 47 yards untouched Readers answering blind box and replaced. Excellent Pack is Back.” Change them all. How about“ Plunk is no for a touchdown. DAY IT APPEARS and service. Capitol Equipment workmanship. .^Reasonable ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. prices. Free estimates. Ralph flunk?” I was just wishing I had a gun on me,” Plunkett said. Hours dally -7:30-5, Thursday identity can follow this for the next insertion. “Ibe Saunders, 646-1399. OmRTUWTV NKKKS! Jim Plunkett, the former Heisman Trophy winner from Stan However, that Interception made me bear down more.”' ^ i* procedure: 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Herald is responsible/or only Need 2 ^ p l e With or Without ford, answered many critics in decisive fashion Sunday in Plunkett bore down all right. He passed 28 yards to Bob Wind Enclose yoiir reply to the 7958. ONE incorrect or omitted in ROSSI Roofing, siding, rallying the New England Patriots to a 33-24 National Football sor for a touchdown and a couple of minutes later set up White for box in an envelope — ad chimneys, jmtters. Free es If You Are: Experience sertion for any advertisement Lague victory over the oilce-mighty Green Bay Packers. a 19-yard field goal. dressed to the Classified ODD jobs, paneling, household timates, fully insured. Daye, and then only to the extent of a repairs, carpentry. Call 649- •Looking for a caroar, not Just a job. Struggling to regain his brilliant rookie form of 1971, Plunkett Then, going for broke, he hit Reggie Rudker with a long strike Manager, Manchester evenings, 529-8056, Paul “make good’’ InserLion. • Sportsmindad m a n has been a chief target of radio talk shows in the Boston area. for a go-ahead touchdown pay covering 63 yards early in the Evening Herald, together Cosgrove, 643-5364. Errors which do not lessen the . • Willing to work Many fans have urged he betraded to get badly needed help In fourth period. A couple of minutes later, after a fumble recovery, with a memo listing the com value of the advertisement ■TWO handymen want variety of • Capabla of accapting training many areas. he hit Rucker on another pass and then sneaked himself into the panies you do NOT want to see EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES end zone. will not be corrected by jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer Heating-Plumbing 17 “I don’t listen to those things, hut I hear about it,” the big your letter. Your letter will be tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at • Aga21orovar Bocausa of our continuing expansion program, “make good” insertion. quarterback said. “It makes no difference to me. Besides, I don’t Plunkett finished with 18 completions in 32 overhead attempts destroyed if the advertiser is tics, cleaned. Reliable service. BOTTf Heating and Plumbing • Bondabla opanings ara now avallabli for Clark and manager think the talk is knocking me. It’s more just trying to help the for 3M yards. The last New England passer to throw for more one you’ve mentioned. If not Reasonable rates. 643-5305. — Prompt, courteous service. If You Qualify bralnaa posHioiis. team .” t ^ 300 yards was Babe Parilli, against the New York JeU in it will be handled in the usual Call 643-1496. lifuO. Plunkett got off to a terrible start against Green Bay, but was manner. 643-2711 TREE Service — (Soucier) WE GUARANTEE: NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY • not responsible for the Packers’ quick 14-0 lead. That was on a No, I wasn’t trying to vindicate myself, and this wasn’t my Trees cut; building lots cleared, NO JOB too small. Inunediate • $600-$800 a month to start dapandhtg drive with the opening kickoff and then a short march after a best game in my three years as a pro,” Plunkett said. “I think I trees topped. Got a tree service on service calls. FYee WE WILL TRAIN YOU had better games when we beat Miami and Baltimore In my first problem? Well worth phone estimates gladly given on on qualiflcatlons fumble covery on the Patriots’ first play from scrimmage. lo u and Found call, 742-8252. year, However, this makes you wonder why we can’t do this heating or plumbing. Faucets • 3 woaks all axpansa paid training hu rriU rf part-tlmo help (no age ' Plunkett got unwound in the second period, but was frustrated' repaired or installed. Water and had to settle for field goals from 19, 21 and 26 yards by Jeff every week.” • Fantastic fringa banafits grocery clerks, and full-time HAPPY ADS LOST - gray striped male cat, MASONRY — All types, pumps worked on. Complete For Personal and Confidential White. A face mask penalty set up a 33-yard Geld goal by Chester ■^Today's game is an indication of the type of capabilities that vicinity North and Kerry fieldstone speciality, work heating systems, rec rooms, t r a ? n i? Kalneea and meat cutter Marcol after time had run out, boosting Green Bay to a 17-9 half Jim Plunkett has,” New England Coach Chuck Fairbanks said Streets. $50 reward. 649-5961, guaranteed. (^11 after 5 p.m., etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Intervlaw, Call time lead. after the Patriots’ third victory in 10 games. “He did a fine job, 649-1352. 643-1870 or 644-2975. Heating, 649-2871. On the second play of the third period. Green Bay’s Ken Ellis he was very poisbd.” RON KAPLAN - 549-2400 Apply in parson: REWEAVING burns, moth SEWERLINES, sink lines, MON., TUE8., WED., NOV. 19 -21 725 E. Middle Tpka. Manchester Porsonals-Announcementi 2 holes. Zippers repaired. Win- cleaned with electric cutters, 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. dow shades, Venetian blinds, by professionals. McKinney ______4" Squat Opportunitf Compinr ______Snaqual opportunHy amphyar NFL Roundup: Methodical Triumph SfliSftSjKi! PIANO wanted, any acondition. Keys made. TV for rent. Bros. Sewer Disposal Oam- (Herald photo by Ofiara)] Race Champs Call anytime, 742-7141. Marlow’s, 867 ^ I n St. 649-5221. pany, 643-5308. Bennet Junior High^s Fine Soccer Squad Keeping sharp for the Autos For Sale 4 STUMP Removal — (Soucier). JOHN C. MARTIN Plumbing - Manchester Five Mile Road Unsightly stumps, chipped out, Free estimates on remodeling SERVICE CLERKS PHARMACIST Front row — left to right, Horace Henry, Bob Nurmi, Playoff Berth for Miami Again Race, East Haven’s John Vitale 1968 COUGAR, red, black vinyl neatly and economically. 742- repairs and new construction. Immediate openings available on morning, after Dul, Jim McCann, Larry Cooley. Fourth row — Coach 8252. SUPERVISIN8 AND RE8ISTERE0 Matt Walsh. Second row — Robert Weiss, Beba Kos, won the 4.25 mile Martin Race top, air shocks, new tires, 3(B, Call 875-0448 noon, or evening shifts. Schedules flexible to provide Dave Nordling, Mickey Mikolowski, Don Nadeau, Jack V-8, automatic, economical, PHARMACIST in Middletown yesterday in a a a Samaona 3 or 4 hour shifts for parcel pick-up and bagging Paul Wicks, Jim Dwyer, Ed Hajbucki, Steve Lestage, Forstrom, Rick Marshall, Paul Gluhosky, Roy mags included if wanted, CUSTOM MADE draperies, 19:41.6. FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, Two positions In drug department of soon to be Toin Orlowski, Mike Risley, Pete Brown. Third row — Gardner, Jason Tompkins, Keith Stauffer, Scott NEW YORK (A P)-M er total to 1,323 ... 540 yards short any hovasaatyaa excellent shape, $1,050. 875- very reasonable, work repairs, remcxleling, free es groceries. Excellent job for retired persons to 'opened modern supermarket In Manchester area, West, just one-half game back Brett Jones, Bennet Junior Robert Kanehl, Carl Stafford, Bryan Woodhouse, T rudon. cury Morris sm il^ when of Jim Brown’s alltime pro of Kansas City. oliappyerfi 5014. guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- timates. No job too small. supplement Income. Good wages and frlnoe ^ m p a n y offers excellent working conditions and Barry Cottle, Doug Shultheis, Greg Smayda, Mitch somebody mentioned the reedrd with four games to go. High runner, paced the 14-year- Prompt service on emergency. benefits. Apply Harold Jackson caught four olds in the 1.5 run in 7:41. free benefit program. Call for personal Interview. fact that Miami’s defending ‘”niis was another game,” said 1970 JAVELIN, half vinyl top, 6497024. passes for 117 yards from John Charlie Robbins won the built-in tape deck, automatic, TRUCKING, Odd jobs, moving 289-1571 Ext. 254. Super Bowl champions had Simpson, “and what was impor Hadl and three of them went for ••••••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee / tant was that we lost it.” Masters (50 and over) in 23:58. power steering, $1,250. Can be large appliances, cleaning clinched a National Football touchdowns, leading Los seen after 5, corner Armstrong cellars and attics, also some Flooring is MOTTS SHOP-RITE What was important to Kan League playoff berth. Angeles past San Francisco. Road, Route 31, Coventry. tree work done. 644-1775. FIRST NATIONAL sas City’s Chiefs was their vic Order Yonr I SUPERMARKET “What did you expect?” B r ^ e found Jackson on TD FLOOR Sanding and tory .over Houston and GUTTERS cleaned and Refinishing, (specializing in 587 East Middle Tpke., Mancliester^^pn. ^ STORES INC. Johnson Run for Daylight asked Morris. “That’s what passes that covered 25, 22 and 1972 VEGA, Kamback wagon, Cleveland’s stunner over 57 yards for the victory. “Happy I clean,excellent running condi repaired. Guaranteed no leaf older floors). Inside and outside or ft Oikland Avt., East Hartford \- we’re supposed to do.’* painting. John Verfaille, 649 Oakland. The combination Washington’s. Curt Knight tion. Best offer. (5all OT2-2318. problem. Interior, exterior 1044 Boulevard, West Hartford, Conn. ' An Ekiual Opportunity Employer Winning has become a way of painting. Reasonable rates. 646- 5750, 8TO-2222. moved KC into first place in the kicked five field goals to beat life for the Dolphins. They are PLYMOUTH Barracuda, 1965, 6688,_ AFC West and plummeted the Baltimore. Knight’s boots were Putnam Wins Thought I 9-1 this season following Sun Raiders to third. V-8, automatic, good condition. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 Helps Giants End Slump day’s methodical 17-0 victory from 35,18, 37, 42 and 29 yards $250 or best offer. 644-1023. SNOW PLOWING, very Mike Livingston tossed two Pin Tourney RMS LPN8 and he hardly resembled the reasonable, Manchester area. over Buffalo, their second TD passes and scored another, V iToday! ' | MORTGAGES, loans first se place kicker who had slumped In the Men’s Handicap 1965 FORD Galaxie, good run Free estimate. (^11 646-5489. AIDES straight shutout. Over two piloting the Chiefs to a third cond, third. All kinds. Realty so badly early this year. Bowling Tournament, 118 and ning condition, $150. Call 643- First Class Full or part-time positions HELP WANTED NEW HAVEN (AP) - On the first play of the fourth Norm Snead, who tdok over at quarterback at the end of the seasons, their log reads 26-1. straight victory since taking statewide, credit rating un Morris, who gained 79 yards Dallas fell behind 1(H) against under, held Saturday and Sun 0367 after 5. CHAIN SAW and Man for hire, necessary. Reasonable. Con available on 3-11 and 11-7 Machina Oparatora quarter, Ron Johnson grabbed a 10-yard slant-in pass with first quarter after Randy Johnson suffered a concussion, sparked over for in ju r^ Len Dawson. ,$8 per hour. Evenings, 643-4502. against the Bills, looked at his Philadelphia before roaring day at Holiday Lanes, Steve fidential, quick arrangements. SHEET METAL shifts. Company paid life, a bunch of Giant teammates and fading daylight ahead of the offense, completing 14 of 20 throws for 192 yards. Asked if the youngster might Have A Happy | NEED CAR? Credit.bad? FiavtoHs factoiT exiMrienee desired, steady work with good 1^3 championship ring. “This back to defeat the Eagles. Walt Putnam of Andover bested 39 Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. health, major medical and pay, M eonpany psM hnuraacs program. him . “I don’t like anybody to get hurt,” said Snead, who lost his job now be the Chiefs’ No. 1 Garrison scored two TDs and other entries to capture first 24th Anniversary Bankrimt? Repossessed? 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart MECHANICS disability insuratfee. Truly is what we’re after again,” he Honest Douglas accepts lowest ■ Painting-Papering 19 He blazed 35 more yards for the touchdown that broke the back earlier in the season to Johnson. But he was glad to be back. “I quarterback. Coach Hank set up another for the Cowboys, place and the $50 prize. CECELIA & MURRAY | ford. Evenings, 233-6879. one of the best benefit like to play and I had fun,” he said. said. “Today was just phase Stram said: “Until Livingston down, smallest payments. & MACHINE of the St. Louis Cardinals and New York’s seven-game National one to getting another one of who broke Philadelphia down Putnam had a four-game Love, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. R&M PAINTING - Painting, packages in the industry. MffRBRLE inRPOMIION Football League losing streak. St. Louis, now 3-6-1, scored first when Jim Bakken kicked a 29- proves othehvise, there’s no once^ quarterback Roman total of 562 and with his eight Joyce and Charlie | paperhanging, exterior and in MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Pleasant working conditions. 104 L Main StroaL Rockvlla these.” question about it.” mortgages — interim financing ASSEMBLERS “From what I saw in front of me, I knew I’d go all the way,” yard field goal with 12-.OS gone in the first quarter. Pete Gogolak Gabriel was forced out of the handicap, wound up with a 570 AUTO INSURANCE- terior, commercial and An Eqnai Opportunity Employm Since 1936 There are other teams with — expeditious and confidential Min um one year Opportunity to join dynamic Johnson said after the Giants put together a solid second-half per evened the game with a 16-yarder midway through the second Oakland cooperated by game vrith a bruised elbow. total. pare our low r a t ^ residential, 644-0642. quarter. Super Bowl ambitions too and bowing to Geveland with the service, J. D. Real Estate experience. Must read nursing te ^ as one of the formance to catch up and beat their National Football Sunday was a good day for Two field goals by Horst Second place prize of |25 went telephone quotation ca Assoc: 643-5129. nation’s largest health care Then 23 seconds later Mel Gray, who burned the Giants with Browns scoring on Mike Lott and Found 1 Dolin at 646-6050. J. P. LEWIS & Son custom blueprints. Excellent fringe Conference East rivals Sunday 24-13. some of them but not so good Muhlmann, the second from 51 to Larry Seretto of Hartford facilities continues to three touchdown catches three weeks ago In a'35-27 Cardinal vic Phipps’ seven-yard pass to Fair decorating, interior and benefits and pay. Cardinal Coach Don Coryell said his linebackers were blitzing for others. Washington main yards, won it for the Bengals. with a 549-4-558'score. Third FOUND - Fluffy black cat, Business Op^rtunlty 28 expand.' tory, caught a 15-yard pass from Gary Keithley, replacing Jim Hooker in the first half and then 1969 BUICK Station wagon, exterior, paper hanging. Fully on the play, allowing Johnson to shake loose over the middle. tained its piece of first place in Detroit intercepted four place and |15 went to Riiss v4p.inity,. Baldwin Rd and- insured. 649-9658. Hart who left the game early with a side injury. making the narrow lead stand power steering, power brakes, COUNTRY store for sale, lock, PRESSURE RLAST WAREHOUSEMEN/ORDER SELECTORS Johnson, who led all rushers with 91 yards in 24 carries, said he the National Conference East, Chicago passes and Larry Willhide of Bolton, who rolled Deming Street. Phone 644-2824. Contact Emelia Kum ik Gray put a magnificent move on linebacker Pat Hughes and up the rest of the way. rebuilt engine, $950 or best stock and barrel. Well traveled had only one worry as he raced up the middle for the score that defeating stubborn Baltimore Walton caught two TD passes, 514-24-538. offer. 872-2320. MFC. CO., INC. rom p^ for an 80-yard touchdown that gave St. Louis a 10-3 half The victory moved the LOST - Black Labrador highway, for particulars call 41 Chapel Street Assistant Director of Applications now being taken for full-time and part-j put New York on top for the first time, 17-10. He said Giant 22-14 while Dallas was pounding helping the Lions defeat the Others in the money were Lee time edge. Browns to w itl^ Itk games of Retriever, male. Mountain 289-6208 or 649:766?. . Manchester, Conn. Nursing Service receiver Bob Grim had his back turned to him and he was afraid Philadelphia 31-10. Bears. Dick^ Jauron returned Urbanetti and Mike Marinelli, BUICK Wildcat 1966, power time openings for warehousemen. Experlencedf Hughes, who redeemed himself in the second half with several Pittsburgh in the AFC Central Spring Rd., Tolland area. steering, power brakes, Call 649-7863. Grim might block rookie defensive back Dwayne Crump into his Kansas City took over first one of the" interceptions 95 both of Manchester, Dan Toce Help Vjfanted 95 MEADOWS preferred. Top wages, with B|ue Cross, Blue Shield! key tackles, a fumble recovery that set up Johnson’s crucial after the Steelers were stung by Reward. Phone 872-6373. automatic transmission, four patch. place in the American yards for a TD. of Hartford and Roland Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, Major Medical and profit sharing. Apply now at: touchdown and an intercepton, said he was three feet away when Denver. Cleveland plays new tires. Call 875-6662. T. J. FLANAGAN - painting CONVALESCENT But on that play and others, Johnson said, ”1 do well when Conference West, ripping Ron Smith returned a punt 84 Beauregard of Wethersfield; LOST - Golden Labrador qnd papering, call 643-1949. FULL-TIME male clerk and between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Gray planted his foot and “was one like a jackrabbit the other Pittsburgh next week. stock CENTER everybody does well.” Houston 38-14 while Cleveland yards for a San Diego ’TD and David Dynes of Manchester Retriever, four months old, weekdays. way. I’ve never seen anybody make such a move in my life.” Jim Turner kicked three field 1964 SAAB,' body, engine and Barrett 333 Bidwell St. Manchester New York Coach Alex Webster, smiling despite a 2-7-1 record was knocking off Oakland 7-3 the Chargers defeated New rolled 157 for the second high female, 35 pounds, vicinity GRAD STUDENTS available Gray said “When I caught the ball, I figured 1 could cut either goals, the last one a 42-yard transmission are in good condi Broad 6492321 MARTIN-BROWER CO. and the bottom spot in the division, said “as the game proceeded and dropping the Raiders into Orleans for their first victory single total and won a turkey. Kennedy Rd., Friday afternoon. tion. Needs front-end work and for painting, 4 years 200 Piwoga M IM ., EMHiMlinl. Com. I thought we played the best offense we have all year.” way. That’s what the defenders thought I could do, too, so I just tiebreaker that ticked the under new Coach Ron Waller. Answers to Sam. Phone 646- experience, fully insureti. Free third place. Denver edged into an ignition switch. Cheap. Call hWCHINIST— Part-time, mor But, he ad d ^ , “we started very slowly, offense and defense.” went up the middle.” crossbar on the way over, to Bob Howard’s interception set 8064. 643-1802, days. estimates. Call our competitors second place just one-half game defeat the Steelers and take then call us, 649-7034. nings, The Amerbelle Corpora back, stunning Pittsburgh’s .^up San Diego’s other score. tion, 104 East Main Street, over second'place in the AFC TOWN OF MANCHESTER •'QUICK SALE - 1972 Buick, 4- KEYPUNCH AFC Central leaders 23-13. STEPS, sidewalkSj stone walls, Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry SUPERVISOR Los Angeles protected its Wa^rden W S ^ door LaSabre, factory air-, Passardi, 875-3325, between LIFTMAN ndruen, ow-saoo. electric windows, posi-traction, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Needed for second shift ser printing piant lead in the NFC West, beating LEGAL concrete repairs, inside and 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op Are you willing to work? A&P p n iiM n ’ 1 Z, T power.steering, radio,excellent portunity employer. Opening for qualified man vice bureau operation; Must FRSf SMn • Receiver San Francisco 31-13 to open a rw ^ condition, mileage, 39,000. outside. Reasonably priced, Time Ran Out Pro Football NOTICE female, call Dog Warden, 646- price $2,500. Call M9-5265. 643-0851. with opportunity for advance be a keypunch operator with R«c«l*lns titd moving hoavy . IV^-game margin over Atlanta The Planning and Zoning MAN for tire service, with supervisory experience. WEO ikidt ol pipor uUKifaie toffc buck. which hosts unbeaten ment. Good working con Commission will hold public growing tire concern. Good ditions and benefits. Excellent starting wages, LM hM vy eortoiw ol popor. Alto, Minnesota tonight. 1957 CHEVROLET, 2-door, benefits and overtime. Must be American Conference hearings on December 3,1973 at FOUND - Brown male mongrel. hardtop, 4-speed, many extras. Building-Contracting 14 Apply in person to Mr benefits. Hours 4 p.m. to mid STORES act M wbitlluto truck drtvor. Against Jets East Division Elsewhere, New England 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. married and want steady work. night. New office facility, slugged Green Bay 33-24, the CaU 649-05M. Apply in person, Manchester Murphy Applications accepted for W L T Pet Building to hear and consider NEWTON H. Smith : Sons - pleasant surroundings, con New York Giants overtook St. FOUND - Shepherd type female Tire Inc., 295 Broad Street, DILLON SALES ft SERVICE Stenographer in Eatst Hart SECOND SMFT • Collator x-Miaml 9 1 0 .900 the following petitions: 1968 MERCURY Park Lane, 4- Remodeling, repairing, ad Manchester. veniently located. Call... CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) — The scoreboard read: Cin Buffalo 5 5 0 .500 Louis 2443, Cincinnati topped JOHN B. BARNINI - ZONE dog, light tan. Call Dog Warden, ditions, rec rooms, porches and 319 Main St ford Office on full-time basis. Operator the New York Je ts 20-14, 646-4555. MsnciiistBr E.C.M. 39hour work week. cinnati 20, New York .14. But Cincinnati Coach Paul Brown NYJets 3 7 0 .300 CHANGE - TOLLAND roofing. No job too small. Call TOOL MAKER, machinists, Eiporloneo proYorrod but «W Detroit thumped Chicago 30-7 649-3144. Mrs.Coopsr 644-2448 Many Benefits saw it differently in the lockerroom.. New England 3 7 0 .300 TURNPIKE - REAR LAND FOUND - Black and tan (light milling machine operators, and triki. PHnoy Bovtoo M iMIon. MERCHANTS - Reg TomUn- and San Diego took New way split front seats, plus all Apply on Tuesday through “If some of you fellows see Wilbur (Jets Coach Weeb Ewbank), Baltimore 2 8 0 .200 ITEM 1 To change the zoning colors) female dog, short legs. lathe operators, ^perienced FULL-TIME delivery man, KxcoNonl bonofll program Including son 168-359, Joe Mayer 138-381, Orleans 17-14. usual-neater, etc. Four good CARPENTRY - Repairs, Friday between 10 a.m. • 2 tell him I thought we were lucky,” said Brown, referring to his from “Rural Residence” to Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. necessary Apply at Paragon must have good driving record FEMALE - wanted fiill time, 5 company paid pantlon plan. Apply In Dave Mayer 150-371, Ed Buffalo ran up some im tires plus snow tires. 73,500 remodeling, additions, roofing. p.m.-12, good pay for right per p.m. at: former college teammate and coaching aide. Central Division “Business II” for a parcel of Tool Company, 121 Adams and be able to drive a van and paraon or eaH 64S-1101. Mockus 360. pressive individual statistics miles. $995. C!all M3-8822. Call DaVicT Patria, South Wind Street, Manchester. son. Apply in person, CJs Giant Pittsburgh 8 2 0 .800 approximately 3.7 acres, andto FOUND - Black and tall female sor, 644-1796. stake body truck. Excellent The Bengals had jiist survived the sensational last-bid heroics against Miami with O.J. Simp employee benefits. Economy .Grinder Inc., 273 Broad Street, ASP OFFICE of still-healing Jets quarterback Joe Namath for a 20-14 National Cleveland 6 3 1 .650 chiuige the zoning from “ui- dog. (dark colors), short legs. 1967 FORD Country squire, EARLY BIRDS - Sylvia son rushing for 120 yards and CallDog Warden, 646-4555. MACHINIST - We have the Electric Supply, Call Mr. Manchester. 92 Soodwln ttrast ALLIED Football League victory Sunday. Cincinnati 6 4 0 .600 dustrial” to “Business II” for a power steering' power brakes, WES ROBBINS carpentry Osgood 148, Barbara Callahan Jim Braxton getting 119. But following openings: Lathe, Wilson, 64928^. East HartlonL Com. “I’m glad we won,” said Brown, “but you’re suppose to feel Houston 1 9 0 .100 parcel of approximately 1.5 trailer hitch, new tires. $450. remodeling specialist. Ad A h equal Opportunity Emplorar WNTINGSIRVICE! 137- 355, Ellie Wincze 132, Betty they pay off on points and the FOUND - Shepherd type puppy, Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cin- good after you win.” West Division acres, south of the Tolland Mornings, 644-8.393, evenings, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, timatic. Inspector. The Purdy AUTOMOTIVE Bookkeeper - 879 Mfclias Tpto. West Aceto 129-130-355. Bills went nowhere in that tan, female. Call Dog Warden, 568-5810. FULL-TIME stock and delivery Office Manager, Wlllimantic Kansas City 6 3 1 .650 Turnpike. Both parcels are out built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, M9 work at Economy Electric Msflciwstsi’i Com. Namath, pro football’s premier passer, had overcome the rust 646-4555. 649-3446. area. Experienced through A n aqual amploymant opportunity department against the lined on Sheet No. 2 of the 0000. Supply. Must have good driving CHALLENGING POSITION in of eight weeks of idleness from a sep arate shoulder .to move the Denver 5 3 2 .600 financial statement desirable, om phyor. RESTAURANT - Henry Dolphins’ defense. Zoning Map. 1969 AUSTIN America, record, Excellent employe projgressivh professional dental Jets 79 yards to Cincinnati’s one with seconds remaining. Oakland 5 4 1 .550 FOUND - tan and white, male automatic, radio, heater, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - but will consider training stable WaJt/Ftmala Stuellet 139-380, Steve Williams Simpson shrugged off the yar ■TOWN OF MANCHESTER- CUSTODIANS — Experienced, benefits. Call Mr. Wilson, 649 office, awaits enthusiastic He had entered the game with 4:40 remaining when starting San Diego 2 7 1 .250 cat, vicinity MacDonald’s, windshield wash, best offer. new homes custom built, individual with less experience. woman, knowlege of typing and 151-374, Mike Slovick 251, Roy dage that pushed his 10-game Route 83, Vernon. 872-9654. evenings. Manchester, East 2830. quarterback A1 Woodall was dazed by h tackle. It was up to the ZONE CHANGE - TOLLAND Phone 649-8898. remodeling, additions, rec Salary and benefits commen business office proceifure.ltep- McGuire 138-357, Chet ^usso National Conference TURNPHCE Hartford area. Phone 643-5691, tender-winged Namath. rooms, garages, kitchens 2-6 p.m. surate with qualifications. ly Box “J”, Manchester KEYPUNCH 138- 372, Bill Sheekey 141-375, East Division - ITEM8 To change the zoning FOUND - Vicinity Jarvis Road, PART-TIME shipping and com- Please send complete resume “It was sudden death for us,” said Ewbank. “We had to move 1968 OPEL Cadette, needs remodeled, baui tile, cement putor room help wanted, 7-10 Herald. OPERATORS John Lichatz 359, Glenn Dallas ' 7 3 0 .700 black and white kitten, black to Box “S”, Manchester the.bhll.” from “Rural Residence” and work. Best offer. Phone M9- work. Steps, dormers. Residen PART-TIME work at home on days at end of each month. Call Griswold 354, Jim Moore 137- Washington 7 3 0 .700 spot under chin. Call 643-6411. tial or commercial. (^11 64^ Herald. All replys will be held : Experienced in Alpha- Namath hit three sft-aight passes of 21,16 and 31 yards to put 0 ^ And Pert Near Ibw Phone "Residence AA” to “In 6153. the telephone in' Manchester Rick at Agency Records Con- 359, Mike Balesano 358, John St, Louis 3 6 1 .350 4291. in confidence. NURSE, part time,. A state- I Numeric work are needed im- the Jets, on Cincinnati’s 11. Then he went for the touchdown, a dustrial”-for approximately 8.8 area. Call for information, 1- trolrfor interview, 6496856. operated, Community (Allege Ortalani 137-135-366; Steve Put Philadelphia 3 6 1 .350 Triicka-Tractor 5 : mediately for first and second well-aimed pass to angling tight end Richard Caster. acres of Town-owned land south " LEGAL 6595515 or 1-673-2995. is seeking a nurse to work from nam 351, Jeanot Wirtalla 139- NY Giants 2 7 1 .250 R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen : shifts. Benefits to full and The big receiver stab b ^ the ball and skidded out of bounds. of the Tolland Turnpike, as out IMMEDIATE opening for an CARPENTER - Good all 910 p.m, four evenings per : part-time employes. Salary 372, Dave Castagna 141-147-141- 1963 Chevy pick-up, 6 cylinder try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad WOMEN - Senior citizens and executive secretary, having around man for rec room, The officials ruled he didn’t have both in bounds. Central Division lined on Sheet No. 2 of the NOTICE ditions, porches, any type week. For information, contact I negotiable. Hours flexible. 429, Frank McNamara 135-366, TOWN OF MANCHESTER standard, good running condi students, needed for part-time typing and shorthand skills with kitchen and remodeling. Must John V. Gannon, Manchester Two more passes failed until, on fourth down, Namath hit x-Minnesota 9 0 0 1.000 Zoning Map. The, “Residence tion. Leaving state, must sell remodeling, 646-2087. : Move with us into a spacious Don Logan 137-365. Bill AA” zone change Is for entry POSITION VACANCY work in Burr Comers Shopping basic knowlwe of bookkeeping. have own tools and transporta Community College, 646-4900. Caster over the middle at the goal line. Detroit 4 5 1 .450 UNCOMPUCATE immediately. Best offer. 646- : new facility in South Windsor. McKinney 138-374, Emil SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD Center. Call Mrs. Gilnack, 649 Griswold & Fuss, Inc., 210 Main tion. Phone 6495353. “His feet were in the end zone but iie was pushed out,” claimed from Tolland Turnpike. 1426. TOBIAS C a r^ n try service, : CaU... Palmierl j43-380, Pete Krupa Green Bay 3 5 1 .400 Police Department 2637. Olan Mills Studio.. Street, Manchester, 6492469. Namath, bjtter at the calls. MAP ASSOCIATES OF M k repairs, remodeling, additions, COMPUTER Operator - 360 STOCK WORK - part-time, un 355, Joe Bachiochi 137-374, Giicago 3 7 0 .300 Hourly Rate $2,47 LC.M. With the ball spotted at the one and the clock running with 12 S. W. - ZONE CHANGES - JIALF^TON Ford truck, arages and custom building. CARPENTERS wanted- IMMEDIATE opening for full- Model 20, seconci shift, apply at til Christmas.(^istmas. Start 10 a.m. Henry Frey 354, Jim Bell 357, For application apply> . V " ^ !* 't» PAGE TWENTY-SIX - ^LvNCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, Manchester; Conn.. Mon- Nov. 19. 1973 BUGS BUNNY M^C H E S T E R EVENING H E R ^ D , Manchester. Conn., Mon.,'Nov. 19,1973- PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN H9lp Wanted ' 35 Rodma Without Board 5 9 Apartmanta fo r Rant 53 Bualnaaif Locatlona tor Apartmanta For Rant 53 Rant >-57 Houaaa For Sale 7 2 Houaaa For Sale 72 Out ot Toam-For. Sale 75\ \ OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN I'M IN THE MARKET WHAT CAN M9U OFFER 6IMME VER CAR A/V'TBhl OUR BOARDING HOUSE With MAJOR JidOPLE PART-TIME 340-80 weekly, no LADIES Only-Nicely furnished FDR A NEW VEHICLE! BOLTON - Spacious U&R built • IN THE WAV OF BUCKS, AN'SHE'S VERS' experience necessary room for rent, all utilities in- MANCHESTER ■ 6 1/2 room ATRAPB-IN7 / , " woodland MANCHESTER Ranch. Two baths, country maintenance work. Work is ' eluded,. private bedroom with Ranch. Fireplace, rec room, w ? . THATS HONEST BJOSY AWOTHER^-TOBAKE viLuaea kitchen, family room, Im after 12 midnight. Ideal for man community kitchen, living ' donvenieiit I immediate occupancy. Subur USED CARS [UNPERSTANOABLEI USED CARS *’ U P t h e l e a v e s .'^ YOU'RE PAYIW’ H IM -AM ' mediate occupuicy. Acre treed presently working a full time room and two baths. Ideally . APARTMENTS MANOR ban location. City utilities. $30,- I J U S T MAPS A DEAL 2-StORY lot. $46,900. Hayes Agency, 646- / WITH MY FRIEMP T O P A / second shift job. u l t % 9 -0 ^ . ^located .to bus line and stores. Five-rooiii, 2-bedroom 900. Hayes Agency, 6466131. 0131. HIM 254 OF JH ’ 504 ‘ Please call after 5 p.m., 644- townhouse, wall-to-wall APARTMENTS HonwstSNd Str86t DOWNTOWN ' S I’M &ETTIW'. Situation Wanted 3 8 0383. carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con MANCHESTER — Englewood Drive, Cape. 6 rooms, 3 or 4 (WOEMPOIURY FUSTTME OFFERED ditioners, ' appliances, heat (Off W. Middto T|ike.| WILL care for infants and LARGE room, complete light IMNCHESTn OFFICE bedrooms, near everything. Brookside Lane, North Coven and hot water, 1V5 tiled baths, An exciting 7-room custom toddlers, days. East Center housekeeping, private parking, Built by LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 648- try — Large chalet Raised washer and dryer hookup, 24«. Street area. Call 649-8033. 649-0358 or 643-6266. UbR HOUSINfi COUP. Malri Street locatloiT! designed home, only one year Ranch on 2 plus-minus acres patio. No pets.* ■ ■ • * ------old. Three bedrooms, 2% 1 and 2-bedroom luxury with lovely brook, excellent Ideal for attorney orj . MANCHESTER — Spacious 2- baths with 2 bidets. First-floor Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 ROOM -for gentleman, quiet, Can 649-T62a apartments. Features wall-to- neighborhood, immaculate co n v e n ie n t lo ca tio n . 224 family, central location, family room with beamed • HnirWtoMf iM.h., .. wall carpeting, vanity tile rsmall - business. condition. Only $37,900. It ENGLISH SETTER, one year Charter Oak Street, 643-8368. excellent condition. Double gar ceiling and stone fireplace, baths, built-in oven, range, age, new furnace, $39,500. won’t last. MICKEY FINN old, keen hunter, excellent dis wall-to-wall carpeting dishwasher, refrigerator and Will redecorate to suit Hayes Agency, 646-0131. , BY HANK LEONARD position and conformation. 646- ROOM WITH kitchen MANCHESTER area - throughout, .pversized 2-car 1957. privileges, centrally located, 14 (Hebron). Modern 4 rooms, disposal, electric heat, 2 air tenant. Rental $100 /M /m ol.. THAT'S VERY W H O 'S N ALMOST ALL THE BIG STARS ARE' garage. Slate foyer, treed lot FORTUNATE! IT MEANS, Arch Street. $190 per month includes heat, conditioners, glass sliding EXCELLENT 7-room Colonial, HORACE, DARLING...WHAT TH E S A M REPRESENTED BY THE SAM BRADY hot water, carpeting, monthly Includes, baths, plastered walls, oak in prime neighborhood with >OU CAN STiLL BE B R A D Y AGENCY/ BELIEVE ME, THEY'LL BE NO MOTHER, father or tails- doors, all large rooms. Full KIND OF A CONTRACT DIP DON'T HAVE A HANDLED BY THE SAM appliances and storage, 649- ,heat. Call Mr. Dwyer.'l flooring, appliances, 2-car gar-gar city utilities. Immediate oc- le s s e n q e r VOU SIGN WITH WILEY? A G E N C V p y ABLE TO DO MUCH M ORE FOR YOU need loving home frisky, LARGE Comfortable room for basement storage area, ample CONTRACT/ BRADY AGENCY/ THAN A NOBODY LIKE WILEY/ working gentleman. 2871,646-0882. ^ age, clwciw utilities, large lot,lo cuapney. Low 60’s. Call lovable {fart manx kittens', 64^ <*______parking. Starting at$175.'Han- •REALTORS* 8052. References required. Call 649- porch.jrch. Immediate occupancy.occupi__ CO. dy to shopping, schools, bus Excellent location, near school. 0719. NICE one-bedroom apartment, 6 4 8 - 8 7 1 3 C^ES DUEFOR and religious facilities. 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 I Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. 37 ■) ANOTHER FREE - Golden retriever. Also quiet location. Includes heat, 228-3101______742-6888 have ARC St. Bernard for sale, LIGHT housekeeping room, ful- appliances, air-conditioning Model apartment open for in WARREN E. //-/» SURPRISES reasonable. Call 228-9938. ly furnished. Stove, and carpets. $180. Paul W. spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday THE WORRY \W0JZT C'-IWWA.-. MANCHESTER - Executive COLUMBIA - Old home worn •I r f itkant ui oa refrigerator, linens provided. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- and Sunday. Other times by custom built Ranch. Three put or out grown? Trades 7-WEEKS OLD, pure bred Ger 801 Main Street, 649-9879. 1021. appointment. HOWLAND spacious bedrooms, family welcom ed on two new 50’ CAPTAIN EASY THREE carpeted, air- BY C R O O K S & LAW RENCE man Shepherd puppies, no room off kitchen, rec room, BEALTORS 643-1108 Raised ' Ranches, in non NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, half of conditioned rooms available papers. Puppy shots, $10. Call Haul out yoor odds ends, ttwyl den, lovely secluded lot. Hayes developemet. setting. Call < for YOU C A W T e v E W Y NO.„$HE JUST two-family. IMi baths, Call: immediately. Can be sub CAN YOU X THATSHOULPW'T-BE 646-5377. bring you a profit thru Want Ms. Agtency, 6466131. details. l«ssenger Co. Realtor, G U E S S WHOM VIMA \ AAENTIONEP THE carpeting, appliances included. U M HOUSING COUP. divided. Call 649-5261 or stop at MANCHESTER - 5-family plus WAS TO MEET AT I PLACE BEFORE REM EM BER ) HARD,..THERE WERE ONLY John H. Lappen, Inc. 164 East 6466713, 228-3103, 7426686. - THE‘ WHEEL O F SHE LEFT THAT . / 3 OR 4 .. HER SOCIAL LIFE Full basement, $267 per month. 643-9S51 CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, 5-car garage, excellent incomb, J N A M E S A WASN'T EXACTLY A Live Stock 42 Center Street. central location. $69,900. FORTUNE*? ------1 N10HT1 Apertmenta For Rent 6 3 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- Robert Murdocb, Realtor California Ranch. Fireplaced SAY. AAAD WHIRLl 4535, 646-1021. 643-9S51 living room, formal dining Philbrick Agency,Realtors, 646- DRASTICAiLY l y i ) PRISCILLA’ S POP BY AL VERMEER HORSE Trailers-Save up to THREE offices for rent. May 4200. Staphon J. Luchon Jr. room, modern kitchen with $500 on m odels in stock. 4 1/2 ROOMS, second floor. be subdivided. Choice East $ 2 7 , 8 0 0 B E R N A R D IS IT WILL BE^ Sup'L • 646-5257 dining area, family room, three Distributors year end clearance Adults only, no children or pets. Center Street location. Heat, Columbia — 5-room Ranch t r e a t i n g m e T O T H E J . L I K E O L D TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, large bedrooms, fourth possi GEORGIAN COLONIAL - sale. Call 1-537-2275. 649-4068. , air-conditioning, parking in-, with large fireplaced living FOOTBALL GAME! TIMES! full private basement. Private 76 WELLS STREET - 4 rooms, ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully Center chimney, 2 fireplaces, eluded. Inquire at John H. modern kitchen with built-ins, room, 3 bedrooms, ceramic M A N C H E STE R - T h ree- entrances and patio. Includes first floor, family unit. Securi landscaped grounds. Marion E;. Lappen, Inc, 164 East Center large formal dining room, Articlea tor Sale 45 bedroom apartment in foUr- heat, appliances, carpets, ^40 ty. $130. Call 646-2426, 9-5. Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. bath, full cellar, low taxes. Street or phone 649-5261. front-to-back living room, large family house, appliances, npwly per month. Paul W. Dougan, Selection of two other homes AIR CONDITIONER. 3 . ton Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. AVAILABLE December 1st, OWNER selling 7 room Ranch froOt foyer, den, screened under $30,000. in Columbia decorated. Available im 122 EAST CENTER STREET - Chrysler, ideal for store or of large 3 room apartment, heat, with garage. Green Manor sec porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 l/2baths, mediately. Security required. New 520 square feet office, area. fice, excellent condition, low WE HAVE customers waiting hot water, stove, refrigerator, tion, immaculate. Call 643-8042 garage, large lot, high on a hill $155. Eastern, 646-8250. heat, air-conditioning, choice of price. Call 5634485. for the rental of your apartment tiled bath, security deposit after 3 p.m. or weekends. Prin in one of Manchester’s finest 9 carpeting, paneling, ample or home. J.D. Real Estate required, adults only, no pets. cipals only. $33,900. neighborhoods. $66,500. AVAILABLE immediately - parking, on bus line. May sub TWO RADIAL snow tires, FR- Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Rent $115 per month. Call 643- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, modern 3-room apartment, divide. 646-1180. 6464200. STEVE CANYON 70-14, $50. One Viewlex manual appliances, storage, carpeting, 6396 between 4-6 p.m. MANCHESTER - $900 down and ^ ^ ^ o g e r BY MILTON CANIFF slide p r o je c to r , $15. One parking, Hilliard Street. Lease LOOKING foe anything in real 8 1/2% interest to qualified 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for THREE-FAMILY, $47,000. Six - fireplace Tenson screen, 26 and security required. 649-7289, estate rental — apartments, Fumlahed Apartmanta 64 Veteran, can buy this im •REALTORS* GO, TIME IS RUNNING OUT-ANP A M eanw hile store, office etc. $160. Call 646- air, 5 - Steam, 5 - gas. Income FIELD GOAL IS MAUMEE'S ONLY 1/4’^ high, 34 to 42” wide, $5. 568-9706. homes, multiple dwellings, no maculate 7-room, full dormer I/Sv3w*»&/. 2426, 9-5. $5,200. Mrs. Pike, Broker, 633^ 8 4 6 - 8 7 1 8 HOPE! EVERY PLAYER ON THE Call evenings, 875-1115 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate TWO room efficiency A{iart- Cape. TVio baths, garage. Deep 6026. BENCH TAKES THAT SIDELON6 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. treed lot. Warren E. Howland, THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM AVAILABLE NOW - 4 rooms, ment, heat, hot water, lights, FOR RENT or lease, 130 Hart aS33SL^ammmmSm 6LANCE AT LEIGHTON OLSON - DARK RICH clean loam, 5 air-conditioner, mature person, Realtors, 643-1108. TO MAKE SURE HE IS READY stove, hot water, shopping ford Rd., Manchester, 2,000 CONDOMINIUM- Ambassador HEBRON - 8 room Raised r yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, MANCHESTER — Attractive 4 $130 monthly, security. Cali 643- close, bus line, adults, $110 square feet on second floor, Drive, Northfleld Green, less Ranch near Route 2, im '1 0 0 KM71M - m k f p m sand, stone, pool and patio room apartment, stove, 9171. monthly. Security. 643-'i094 suitable for light manufac UNUSUAL! Two-family, 6-7, than 6 months old, 6 rooms, 3 maculate condition, 3 finished sand. 643-9504. after 4. refrigerator, references, no c o a WH5M '(OO H A V & pets, $140. 228-3540, 649-5325. turing, offices, or storage. clean as a whistle, with wall- bedrooms, porch, storms, rooms downstairs,______J two ROCKVILLE - Available now, Phone 649-5263. wall in several rooms. Stoves fireplaces, plusli carpeting, TD-STIR UP< ALUMINUM SHEETS used as screens, air-conditioned, gas MANCHESTER - centrally nicely furnished 314 room on both sides, 1 1/2 baths on lovely country setting. Low 40s. printing plates, .007 thick, heat, fully carpeted, carport. vfOOROHM located 4 rooms, just TWO-BEDROOM duplex, half apartment, residential area. Wanted to Rent 69 owners side! Five - yes five Save $1,500. Owner, 649^1626. Lessenger C». Realtors, 646- 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. redecorated. $150 monthly, of two-family. Includes- Adults, no pets, security. $160 garages for extra Inpome. e fc \ Phone 643-2711. security required, references, appliances and carpeting. $220 monthly, 64frlOW. WANTED - Garage to rent in Separate heating systems. Both no pets. 228-9692. Available per month. Paul W. Dougan, Oak Street, Manchester area. sides soon available. Truly a ■ Manchester ■ NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 SOUTH WINDSOR ^ December 1st. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. ONE ROOM, bath, Call 6466060 after 4. fine investment. Mr. Scalley, cents each. Inquire side door. ------tti------refrigerator, heat, hot water. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Q Manchester Evening Herald. AVAILABLE December 1st, MANCHESTER - Nice second Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main Apartment Bulldinga- JUST BECAME possibly sooner,, neat, clean, floor apartment. Two Street. For Sale 70 MANCHESTER - oversized 7 MOVE RIGHT IN ARIENS vacuum attachment and convenient 3-room apart bedrooms, convenient room Cape that needs a very lit AVAILABLE And be all set to enjoy the 7 , THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA for snow blower, fits 6-8 h.p, ment with heat, garage, stove, neighborhood. Older couple H o u s e s tor Rent 6 5 46 FAMILY, $57,000, oil heat. tle love and care. Modern holidays in this spic and span, like new. Asking $100. Call 649- ^ Ifn hy MIA. IM, TX Bof. Ui. M. OH. refrigerator, screened base referred. $150. per month. Excellent income $is,600 per kitchen with built-ins, treed lot, 3-bedroom Ranch. House has 4610. ment storage, and laundry MANCHESTER - 4-bedroom . .. I m a d e ...5Y THE FOLLOVVINS Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- year. Call Mrs Pike, Broker, quality construction. Owner in been completely redecorated HOLD IT, facilities. $1M monthly. Ask for Dutch Colonial. Four baths, Al.LEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN THAT MISTAKE FOURTH OF JULY/ 4535. 6336026. Florida and must sell NOW. BARNEY.':. L A S T Y E A R GUIDELINE drafting machine Mr. Belfiore at 647-1415. double garage, executive inside and out. Large roomy W IL M A A l m o s t h a d Asking $35,900. Warren E. OINNYS GONE, MAYBE HE NOT for^7x72 drafting table. Call neighborhood. November 30th lot with babbling brook in I DON'T THINK s o ! W E M IG H T A N E R V O U S b r e a k NEW 6-room duplex. H o u s e s For Sale 72 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Tt5KO/ WENT FOR IT LOOKS T M E LIKE A S w e l l ! 646-1957 anytime. rear. Call for appointment to THAT d o w n T R Y IN S T O GARDEN STREET - spacious Apppliances, basement, gar occupancy. Hayes Agency, 646- A w a l k ! HE'S GOT A DEFINITE, C'MON! N ONE F IG U R E hlBtA/WAVS 6-room apartment, 3-4 age. Near schools, shopping, 0131. MANCHESTER - Four or five MANCHESTER - four bedroom see. $32,900. 649-5306. PLACE IN MIND HE / 20" WALL oven, glass tub WANIiS TttBT t o ! OF PREPARING bedrooms. Available December bus. Occupancy December 1. bedroom older home. Rural Colonial, designed for family enclosure, Ford traUer hitch. LEFT-OVERS .V 1st. $200 plus Security, lease. $265. 646-42W after 5 p.m. COZY furnished 3-room house location. Small bam and gar living, plush carpeted living Phone 649-6104. ••B&W- 649-1924, 643-5778. in country. $165 monthly pays age. Reduced to $37,900. Paul room with fireplace, first floor The BARROWS * WALLACE Oo. MANCHESTER - Older one- all. Phone 742-8161. W. Dougan, Realtor, 6436535. family room, 2-car garage. Realtors — MLS BEAUTIFUL NEW Barby Doll DELMONT STREET - New bedroom apartment, on bus quiet street and great Manchester Parkade — MS43M dresses, pajamas and suits, 50 duplex, 2 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, line. Includes heat and Out o f Town- PRIME AREA - If you want neighborhood, $43,900. Warren ! WHmEN E. HOWUW ■ cents, complete wedding outfit, appliances. Available appliances. Older person For Rent 66 your children to swim in their E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. $2. 643-6452. iRaaltors 643-11081 COVENTRY - nice 3 bedroom December 1st. $225. plus securi referred. $110 per month. Paul own pool and play in their own A l l e y o o p s p e t d in o s a u r , d in n y , Ranch, with dishwasher, dryer, 1 ty and references. Call days, Dougan, Realtors, 6434535. VERNON - Willow Brook large backyard, call us to find MANCHESTER- 6-room HAS TAKEN OUR HERO AND HIS FOR THE Holiday - Walnut 643-5144 ask for Jack. Apartments, 3Vz rooms at $180; out about this fine Split-level Colonial, large kitchen, formal Si * washer, and antenna, 3/4 TWO YOUNG FRIENDS TO A STRANGE dining room table, seats six, finished rec room, new ^zone i'k rooms at $205. Includes home. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, dining room, 3 bedrooms, gar ISLAND SOME DISTANCE OFF THE Lota-Land tor Sale 73 COAST OF MOO. also 2 leaves and pads for table, AVAILABLE December 1st, 3- heat, hot water, refrigerator, 643-1577. age. Immaculate condition. hot water heat, good sized lot, reasonable. Call 643-0844, 3-8. room, second floor apartment. oven-range, disposal, dis $29,900. Philbrick Agency, full price, $29,900. Mitten Agen I X -E. WEST SIDE of Gardner Street, Large bath, no appliances. $125 PRESIDENTIAL hwasher, wall-to-wall 100x190’ LOT goes with this Realtors, 646-4200. cy, Realtors, 6436930. HAND PAINTED Ceramic just south of Fern Street, a 3- plus heat. Lease and security. carpeting, air-conditioning, clean 8-room older home. ’Three MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY gifts, suitable for Christmas VILLAGE APTS. acre homesite with 210’ fron 649-3978, or 646-4780. parxing, swimming pools, bedrooms, 2-car garage, large MANCHESTER- Older home, 6 Wanted-Real Eatate 77 t .T -i r I i T T - i 1 I T I l-i giving. Candle holders, ash tage and nearly 600’ in depth. If lighted tennis courts, basket kitchen included m this scarce large rooms, immaculate con \ r THERE! A N Y O N E S K n T trays, lighted Christmas trees, MANCHESTER you are looking for elbow room, y \ 1 / WEST SIDE - Redecorated ball court, ice skating, picnic low 30s price range. More land dition, centrally located. $23,- SELLING your home or T H A T ^ /M O R E THEPILEOF clocks, lamps, etc. 875-1165. groves, storage. No pets. Call with space for tennis, swim TSK! TSKi five-room apartment. Stove, One and two bedrooms. available to buy. ’T. J. Crockett, 900. Philbrick Agency, acreage? For prompt friendly m s L IK E IT ! G O L D O U S T V *#•••••••••••••••••••••••••• ming pool and garden, this T H IS R 3 0 M _ By Oswald & Janies Jacoby one-car parking. No pets. Vernon, 8726511 between 9-4, Realtors, 643-1577. Realtors, 646-4200. service, call Louis Dimock = WIN AT BRIDGE Near schools, churches rural setting could be the c e r t A i n i y 1 1 ILEFTON Fuel-Feed 49 Security. $170. 646-0057. weekdays, after 4, and on Realty, 649-9823. answer: Priced for quick sale in NEEDSA y ' r NY DESK? and shopping center, on weekends, call 872-4400. MANCHESTER new listing. low 20’s. Robert J. Smith, Inc, VtamJMINS! Suspenders+ belt fashionable V4CflRDJ*f/»:ie4S FIREPLACE wood 4’ lengths, QUIET three rw m apartment, bus line. Call anytime. Colonial Cape, 1 1/2 baths, 3 MANCHESTER $31,900 ALL CASH for your property 963 Main Street, 649-5241. fV- $40. per cord. Call 646-5200. first floor, near^enter, heat, ROCKVILLE - Three-room bedrooms, second floor, new within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 646-2623 apartment, heat, hot water, NOR’TH 19 The bidding has been: 19 hot water, middleaged couple kitchen, garage, deep treed lot, WALK DONT DRIVE instant service. Hayes Agency, Oswald: “The man who Oswald: "This guards Houaehold G o o d s 51 desired, no children or pets. stove, refrigerator. $135. Adults $32,900. Hayes Agency, 6466131. Out ot Town-For Sale 75 6466131. 4K72 wears both suspenders and a against all three clubs in the West North East South Why drive when you can walk > $120. Reply Box T, Manchester only. Security deposit required. f AQ belt and also carried a few West hand. If East held all 14 MAYTAG porta-washer, ideal Herald. Parking for one car. Call 643- HARLAN STREET - Cape, across the street for major BOLTON - Beautiful contem WE WILL buy your house for ♦ kq safety pins in his pockets, is three^West would show out I f Pass Pass 3A for apartment, excellent condi 9678. shopping from this ideally porary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2 4kA108642 Pass 34 Pass ? MANCHESTER - Super one- oversized kitchen facing front. cash. Call anytime, Hutchins C] not likely t o ever have his then South would■ ■ go up with l/2batns, fieldstone fireplace, tion, myst sell. Call 872-2318. 125 EAST Center Street, 3-rodm bedroom Townhouse includes Wall-to-wall carpeted living situated^ C a| > e? 3 bedrooms, Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. WEST EAST pants fall down.” dummy’s aceice and lead back, - You, South, hold: STORRS AREA - On Route 44A, sunken living room, large ther 4 8 3 4J9694 apartment, with heat, stove, everything except electricity. room. Raised hearth fireplace oven and range, carpeting, JONES 4RIP0EWI/ Jim: “ It sounds as if you are toward hisiq queen.’ u 4A2f5 4AQJ87AAK J65 Brand new duplex, wall-to-wall mopane windows, on 1 l/2acres V843 ▼ J9752 GE electric range, excellent refrigerator, $170 monthly. Call Full prilvate basement, patio, beautifully decorated. Natural living room with fireplace and SELLING your property? Call getting ready for us to show Jim: The bidding is worthy What do you do now? condition, iMgy burners, $35 or carpeting, 3 brarooms, full bath witn 10-mile' view. $48,500. 109872 643 646-6439. wall-to-wall carpeting. $215 per woodwork throughout. Fenced- garage are a few of It’s us first. We’ll buy your home 4 4 some safety plays.” of. note. With a minimum A — Your partner must have a on second floor, half bath first Philbrick Agency, Realtors, best offer. cSll 643-0367 after 5. month. Paul W. Dougan, in yard. $33,500. Owner.. 643- immediately at a fair price, all WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI 4 kjs ♦ - Oswald: '‘why not? Here is notrump and nearly all his very bad hand. Still, you should floor, large living room, kitchen features. Call Joe Gordon, 6466200. J 456 MAIN STREpT - three Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 2392. cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, SOU’IH (D) a very simple one to start. strength in three-card suits. bid once more and your correct CLEAN USED — refrigerators, with dinette area, all 649-5306. HE& PROBABLVGOINGTD AQIO room apartment, $140, heat, Arruda Realty. QUICK ! LOOK AT THAT 4 The careless declarer lays South rebids three notrump, call is four diamonds. ranges, automatic washers appliances, stove, self-cleaning COVENTRY - Excitingly un CO THE CCWMERCIAL, security. Call 646-2425, 9-5. MANCHESTER - Available MANCHESTER - $29,900, six- SKYWRITER DRAWING VK106 down dummy’s ace of clubs whereupon North gives up ail TODAY S QUESTION with guarantees. See them at B. oven, double door refrigerator, ique custom built Raised Ranch b e a u t if u l p ic t u r e ♦ AJ5 December 1st, four rooms with room Cape, Byron Rd. •• B&W*« PLANNING to sell? Call Paul A , at trick two. East shows out thought of the grand slam You do bid four diamonds and "■ D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main dishwasher, disposal, full base The BARROWS b WALLACE Co: on wooded lot, balcony WINTTHROP,' 4>Q973 118 MAIN ST. - 3 room apart heat, centrally located: Adults Carpeting, fireplace, eat-in J. Correnti; Real Estate Agen and our careless player com and just bids six. your partner goes to five. What do St., Call 643-2171. ment with washer-dryer R^Itors — MLS overlooks beammed- cathedral Y North-South vulnerable ment, heat, security, $160. Call only, no pets. $185 monthly. Call kitchen, 3 bedrooms and dining cy, now. 643-5363, 647-1619. plains about his bad luck.” (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) you do now? hookups, rent $250. Call 643- Manchestn Parkade — M9-5306 ceiling living room, formal Answer Tomorrow 646-2426, 9-5. 9 to 5 p.m., 643-1579. room, or 4th bedroom. Garage. West North East South Jim: “The careful declarer COLOR Television console with 7244. dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, - — * ' Treed lot. Helen D. Cole, IN.T. • comes to his hand with a stereo, excellent condition. $3 0 king sized master, multi Answer to Previous Puzzle DUPLEX - Six rooms!’ first M ANf^HESTER - N ew 2- Realtor, MLS, 6436666. EMPLOYMENT Pass 3N.T. ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, CIRCA 1730 - Antique Colonial functional finished lower level, Pass 34 spade at trick two and leads or best offer. Phone 646-1921 floor laundry, central location. family, Three bedroom Absconded Cats T A .R |P ]( acre yard, garden, $160, Five recently restored, 7 fireplaces, in-law apartment, 2 l/2baths, 2- WANTED Pass 6N.T. Pass Pass a low club. If West holds a after 5 p.m. Large yard. $190 per month. apartments. Carpeting and air- QUALITY CAPE in established r*TizirjUGiiiii^ E m E R( ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••/ room, $135, Four rooms, $125, 3 summer kitchen, new baths, car garage. High 30’s. Philbrick We’ll work for you for FREE. Pass singleton king South makes Philbrick Agency, Realtors, conditioning. Convenient loca neighborhood, lovely corner lot, kitchen. Two-car garage. Agencyj Realtors, 6466200. Until we perform. Opening lead--104 3 Abound lAINI \ Mualcal Inatrumenta S 3 6464200. tion. Available December 1st. rooms, $115. Appliances in centrally air-conditioned, 3 or 4 all the tricks. As it is. West ACROSS Merritt Agency, 646-1180. cluded, utilities extra. 8726359, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Since 1950 plays the five and now South } Roman 4 World War II bedrooms, enclosed sunporch, (ab.) 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. 6466200. COVENTRYV Oversized 6 make^ the safety play by moralist ALLEN ORGAN, very good ATTRACrrjVE 4Vi room, se fireplace, gas heat, custom of room. Cape, baths, full shed 5 Ament B condition. Rondo model, two cond floor apartment near MANCHESTER - New features throughout. Will assist OKU covering with the six of clubs disapproval dormer, large rooms, $29,90io. )l-/y 11 Tops of heads manual 25 pedal, asking $1,200. exquisite townhouse in choice BOLTON, large 3 room apart with financing. $34,500. Owner, emj hf NIMk , from dummy.” 12 Whim 6 Parasitic park, bus stop and stores. Stove insect Phon/649-9707. location, 2 bedrooms, fully ment. quiet neighborhood, 6496325. IN TOWN LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- 13 Diminutive and refrigerator, $150 monthly, 2440. 7 Gait of an td i^ u n iz ia carpeted, separate dining carpeting, fireplace, sundeck, Immaculate 6-room Ranch, le s s e n q e r suffixes , equine lease, security. Middle-aged 14 Simple Jet I^IANO, upright, reconditioned, room, overlooking sunken references required, $190y spacious living room with SO PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 19. 1973 . -/ Coventry Art Expert Murdered In Cairo CCTC Issues Report CAIRO (AP) — Egyptian ■A .. . police are investigating the MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOV. 20,1973-^ VOL. XQH, No. 44 stabbing death of a promihent THANKSGIVING SPECIAL Manchester-—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: FIREEN CENTS American expqrt on ancient art Of Subcommittees who was found dead Ip his apartment here Wednesday. MONICA SHEA Coventry to their various places meeting is open to the public. The body of Dr. Edward L.B. Correspondent of business in the Greater H al The Concerned Citizens is Terrace, 37,. bore mutiple stab 742.9495 ford area is estimated at expecting to have Dr. Fred wounds of the neck, chest and The Concerned Citizens of $350,000,000.” Doyie, a prominent pathologist, abdomen, and was covered by a Sunday Driving Tolland County and co- They went to say, "The give a preliminary analysis of rug when found by his cook, chairman Donald Kingsley and ecological impact indicates the the proposed plans by DevCo police said. Max Ferguson released some of more presence of such a large for medical facilities for the He was apparently killed the preliminary findings of the member of people and proposed new community. Tuesday night. Terrace lived automobiles would change the alone in the apartment May Be Limited subcommittees working on the impact of the proposed com air quality to a large degree.” Ferguson said, “In reaction overlooking the Nile. Friends The Concerned Citizens to those findings, it boils down said two cameras and money munity of 20,000 by Process- WASHINGTON (AP) - essential Sunday driving. Love And the House Democratic TDevCo in Coventry. added, "The national energy to the questions we have asked were found missing. From Pennsylvania Nixon administration officials said, “I don’t think it is to be leadership responded to Nixon’s crisis in wood, fuel, gas and from the very beginning: Who A recognized authority on The Concerned Citizens is a say a curtailment of Sunday couched in terms of a ban” and criticism of Congress’ perfor electricity should prohibit the is going to pay for all these se^ Egyptian and ancient near Dutch country nonprofit corporation con driving is being considereJ as then added that there may be an - mance-in the energy crisis by building of such a project now vices in the Town of Coventry Eastern art. Terrace had sisting of approximately 90 one way to conserve fuel. announcement on “the closing accusing the President of or in the near future. Such a unless it’s the taxpayers?” worked here since 1971 as a to your kitchen— members. The corporation is White House energy adviser of filling stations on Sunday “unwillinpess to, acknowledge moritorium on buildine was out projeol director for the aministered by a board of direc Kingsley said, “The whole John A. Love said Monday the across the nation.” the magnitude of the crisis and tors and membership is open to into effect recently in Colorado concept is counter productive Princeton-based American Research Center. He was administration may soon DiBona said a Sunday driving ... lack of any direction in residents of Tolland County. Springs (Colo.) b^ause»of a and creates, more problems require the closing of gasoline author of two books, “Painting V.. CALORIC ban would save 660,000 barrels dealing with it.” All money collected in fiind lack of natural gas.” than it answers. We hear a lot stations on Sundays. of gasoline a day. Some con of > le Middle Kingdom” and Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, raising must be used for the According to the corporation, of talk, we see a lot of articles, sideration is being given to preservation of the rural “An estimate on the sewer plan but we don’t get any concrete “Art of the Ancient Near His deputy, Charles DiBona, Treasury Secretary George P. East,” and of numerous ar told a congressional joint making the ban partial so peo Shultz told the Senate Foreign character of Tolland County. that would be necessary to answers to basic questions, as ple could go to church, he said. No members are elected town cover both South and North ticles. *J\ economic committee that a ban Relations Committee the nation usual.” U.S. officials said the body on Sunday driving and dosing The administration is also would have to be “sharp and officials or connected with Coventry is $38,000,000. By the considering instituting Sunday Hartford-Process or DevCo. time this project get under was being sent to Seattle, For more than eighty years, Pennsylvania Dutch craftsmen have been’ of public parks to automobiles relentless” in limiting con Washf, where the art are steps under consideration. blue laws to close commercial sumer use of energy. According to the corporation, way, with the inflationary in buildinig quality into Caloric Gas Ranges. stores and shortening store “The cost of road building and crease in prices this estimate historian’s father, E.J. In other energy-related ^ Herald photo by Oflara ‘‘Knocking out Sunday hours during the week, he said. mass transit needed to could conceivably 20 per Cent Terrace, lives. Mow, in the 1973 Calorics, master craftsmen have produced the developments Monday; Too Dark driving is a real possibility,” Meanwhile, the Senate passed —Germany and Denmark transport eight to twelve higher.” easiest-cleaning, easiest-cooking gas ranges everl Town Directors Take Oaths Of Office said DiBona, the President’s and sent to the House emergen thousands people with the rest According to the Concerned PENDLETON, Ore. (AP) - ’The Yanomamo people of joined Holland and Belgium in ■ special assistant for fuel cy energy legislation that would banning Sunday pleasure of the present population of Citizens, “Concerning the use Blue Mountain Community Venezuela attribute all sickness matters. give President Nixon the power of water by this community, it Beautifully-styled Self-Cleaning Low-Boy Probate Judge William FitzGerald, far right, administers the oath Robert Price, Anthony Pietrantonio, Carl Zinsser, John Tani, John driving because of the Arab oil College may have overreacted to harmful magic or to hekura, Asked about a ban on non- *0 order gasoline rationing. would appear that there would to the energy crisis. a spirit sent from the enemy, Caloric. Broiler/Oven cleans itself com of office to these town Directors, from left: Hillery Gallagher, Thompson, Phyllis Jackston and Pascal Prignano. squeeze on Europe. 6-Burner Double Decker pletely. Just set controls. Ultra-Ray Infra- —The Pentagon announced be a need for two pumping The school’s hallways have ’lb effect a cure, a shaman ex Self-Cleaning Caloric! stations, 24-inch pipe and a sea been darkened considerably to ercises the invisible agent or Red Broiler for quick char-broiling. Digital that 27 senior Defense officials Ultra-Ray®Broiler/Oven Clock controls the Automatic Oven. Roast Officials Sworn In haye given up their big sedans Coventry of ten water tanks on top of the save electricity. ’They may be a extracts it forcibly from its vic cleans itself— and remov proposed site. Since the nearest little too dark. tim’s body. Guide and Meat Thermometer help you I iVeu?« for smaller, more economical able upper oven panels, cook with less worki , Manchester Woman cars as a means of saving fuel. aquifer of any size is eight too. Place panels in lower Capsules A spokesman said Defense miles away in South Coventry, self-cleaning oven and set Town Council and we estimate the new com Secretary James R. the controls to clean both Schlesinger is considering Meets Tonight munity would need a potential Manchester State Bank PRICES Spirited Debate Opens Stabbed To Death ovens at once. whether to keep his Cadillac of ten million gallons per day, Both ovens have Automatic S T M T AT Condition Serious The Town Council will meet this cost would skyrocket to w ill close TEL AVIV (AP) - Former DOUG BEVINS \ Oakland St. address Monday four children, aged 3, 7, 8, and limousine. Timed Cook and Keep- —Postmaster Gen. E.T. tonight at 7:30 at the Town Hall. $60,000,000.” Premier David Ben-Gurion (Herald Reporter) afternoon after receiving a call 11, were staying with an uniden The first item on the agenda According to the corporation, Wed., Nov. 21 at 3 p.m. Warm. Automatic Meat from a neighbor at 2:57 p.m., tified relative, police said. Klassen said fuel shortages showed some improvement Manchester Police today will be the resolution asking the these are just some of the Thermometer and Built-In New Directors’ Term Reardon said. The unidentified may hamper mail handling after suffecing a cerebral were interviewing persons in Department of Environmental results of the preliminary im for Thanksgiving Rotisserie make meals caller reported a stabbing, he during the Christmas season hemorrhage but remained in several towns in the investiga ¥.-:v:r:>w.Y.w.v.v.w.v..:.v.v.r.v.r beyond. He haid Protection to defer action on pact studies. I'hey pian to even easier. serious condition, his physician said. service tonight, and we can ask the ble guidelines, too, because tion of the Monday slaying of 33- could suffer in December the town’s abatement orede devulge more results at their and will reopen HAL TURKINGTON said. Ben-Gurion, 67, entered Police said they found the vic town counsel for an opinion often the speaker is allowed to year-old Carolyn J. (ilayton of because of the elimination of from the state u^lil the situa meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at (Managing Editor) Tel Hashomer Hospital on Sun- tim had suffered repeated stab 9 a.m., Friday, Nov. 23rd... Tuesday night.” go beyond the five minutes. 107 Oakland St., Police Chief 300 scheduled airplane flights tion with DevCo is resolved and the Coventry High School. This Mancjiester’s Board of Direc day,a/ter a stroke paralyzed the wounds in her side and back. Speed until the Lake Rehabilitation Pietrantonio put his words Zinsser said that he and James Reardon reported. They said a large kitchen knife per day as a fuel-saving tors today has a chairman and a into a motion, which was Gallagher are newcomers to entire right side of his body. Mrs. Clayton, a mother of measure. Study Committee has a chance secretary, but it doesn’t have a The physician. Dr. Boreslaw was found imbedded in her to come up with proposals to seconded by Tani, and the vote the board, and just want to four children, was stabbed to back. — The Environmental ¥‘1 X deputy chairman — at least not was unanimous. make sure of the rules now, as Goldman, said: “It’s still dif death Monday afternoon, police Defense Fund said intercity bus correct the problems in the lake before tonight. ficult to say if he will ever fully Mrs. Clayton was pronounced Limit The Republican directors the new board session begins, said. Her body was found by dead at the scene by Dr. Robert lines should be exempted from area. Democrat John Thompson rather than find weaknesses in recover. But his chances for a The Planning and Zoning Monday night apparently began police in a second-floor Keeney, assistant medical 50 mile per hour speed limits. WANTED: Monday night was elected to a them later. partial recovery are very Commission and the Board of to keep a post-election promise bedroom of her home at about 3 examiner. An autopsy per The enviroqmental organiza Free Service From Free Delivery From second term as chairman, Reminded again by Pietran good.” Now 50 Health have already passed this to “become a vocal minority” formed at Manchester tion said intercity buses are which carries with it the for the next twb years. tonio that the rules are the WETHERSFIELD (AP) - resolution. Police Detective Capt. Memorial Hospital determined more than twice as efficient as Our Own Service DopL Our Own Delivery Service ceremonial title of mayor of same, Zinsser said he had nevel* Complete Voyage Connecticut’s speed limit was There will be a report by the MEN WHO LOVE TO SING When Tani proposed, and Joseph Sartor said this morning that Mrs. Clayton died of multi automobiles in energy use per Manchester. Pietrantonio seconded, a mo seen them in print. BRISBANE, Australia (AP) initial investigation of the inci lowered to 50 m.p.h. on all passenger mile. town manager on labor Democrat Phyllis Jackston — A doiwn.men, including three ple stab wounds and that any major highways today by the negotiations with the office tion that the same rules for con “They!ve always been in dent turned up “nothing.” He one of the wounds could have In a speech to the National Visit the Silk City Chorus Guest Night was elected secretary. - duct of meetings be continued. print; maybe as a majority iianeticahs from Philadelphia, said most of the local detec Statfe'Traffic Commission. Science Foundation, Love in staffs at the Town Hall. ss Both votes were unanimous landed on the eastern coast of killed her, police said. Gov. Thomas J. Meskill had The council will also appoint Republican CarT Ziiftser took member (the GOP was id con tives were working on the case Authorities said Mrs. Clayton dicated the biggest immediate Tonight at the Community Y d u rin g th e b o a rd ’s trol of the board on which Australia after a stormy 8,500- requested the action after a town attorney. issue witti that section dealing today. and her husband, who wasn’t problem was the shortage of organizational meeting at Lin with public discussion on issues Zinsser served) you didn’t need mile voyage across the South Police were called to the 107 asking motorists to curb their residual oil which is used heavi There will be the disposition 79 North Main St., Manchester, 7:30 P.M. coln Center soon after Pacific aboard three balsa ' identified, were separated. Her speed voluntarily to conserve of the Zabek Pumper which is either on the agenda or within them.” ly in the power plants along the B.D.I km il.andSon swearing-in ceremonies were the jurisdiction of the board. Pietrantonio said it appeared wood rafts. They landed at gasoline. being turned back to the town East Coast. DiBona told a joint conduct^. Zinsser wanted to know if the that ‘‘at least two members” of Ballina, about 130 miles south The maximum speed on the by the North Coventry congressional economic com 649 Main St. Established 1941 Tel 643-2171 But the deputy chairmanship, rules limited the public to the minority are drawing their of .Brisbane, after 175 days at major highways, including in Volunteer Fire Department. REWARD: Fun, Fellowship and Good Close Harmony mittee that New England and or deputy mayor, post was left speaking only once during a battle lines early, an obvious sea. The Americans were terstate expressways, had been There will also a monthly the East Coast could run 50 per For Information call Peter Taylor 647-1763 unfilled, pending a ruling by meeting. ’Thompson said no, ^reference to the several Thomas Ward, Michael Fitzglb- 55 or 60 m.p.h. in most areas. report from the Police Depart cent short of fuels this winter. town counsel on a charter inter that the procedure the board questions of technical nature bons and Thomas McCormick, Holiday Gasoline State Police Commissioner ment. DiBona added that one of the pretation raised by freshman had followed is to allow raised by Zinsser and Gallagher all 23. The rafts were towed to Cleveland B. Fuessenich said steps being considered to GOP Director Hillery speakers five minutes on a sub Monday night. shore by an Australian naval the new limit would be enforced assure home thermostats are Gallagher. ject. If a spokesman wanted to When Zinsser and Gallagher ship to keep them from being Supply Adequate immediately. set no higher than 68 degrees is As Democrat John Tani be heard on another subject continued to press for delay in a swept southeast by the winds State highway crews began an immediate 20 per cent sought to introduce the name of later, it was allowed. decision on the rules, Thompson and propelled back across the posting the new limit at 11:30 reduction in the deliveries of Pascal Prignano for deputy The rule, Thompson said, asked if that was a motion, and Pacific. WASHINGTON (AP) - no major inconveniences for, a.m. heating fuels. mayor, Gallagher interrupted “doesn’t shut off debate; it Gallagher said it was, with Thanksgiving travelers may holiday travel,’’ he said. with a question of propriety. He gives more opportunity to Zinsser seconding it. The vote Common Market find more service stations “There are no problems of fuel closed this year than they did at this time although, over the said that he interprets the speak. was along party lines, 6-2 with COPENHAGEN, Denmark last year, but supplies of gas holidays, it is likely that a 7 charter to read that the election Gallagher pressed the issue Democrats defeating the mo (AP) — The foreign ministers FREE -piece cookvifareset ¥fitl|any of a deputy chairman is oline seem to be holding up number of stations will be when he said, “The rights to tion. of nine Common Market coun operating on schedules similar ZBA Approves w!ell, an American Automobile reserved only for instances speak are spelled out in the Pietrantonio then moved for tries planned a meeting to ap Association spokesman said to what they’ve been doing on when the chairman is in charter. I don’t think the board the question on adopting the prove a new proclamation, on t'oday. Sunday since Labor Day.” capacitated or unable to per has the right to limit debate by rules, it was secondied by Tani, Western European unity. The new gas ranse purchased form his duties, and that the invoking a nile.” ,l^ n d the vote again was on party Exception For Nixon administration had hoped Aldous based his prediction election of that deputy chair Tani told Zinsser that the^lines, 6-2. to participate in writingwriiinn ao "new"nn.„ ^ thc nationwide 01 gaiuzalioii • showed no major gasoline shor- man should be made at each in rules are the same ‘-‘that you Absent Monday night was Vi Atlantic Charter” this year, but about more Thanksgiving tages, although he said he had closings on ‘‘a pattern that stance of inability to perform. worked under when you were on vian Ferguson, who is in the U.S. plan went awry as received reports that isolated we’ve watched for 13 weeks.” Car Dealer Democrat Tony Pietrantonio, the board befoi;e.”'Zinsser had England; a letter. expressing matters other than Europe took during NovembeK after a brief exchange among service stations were limiting served as an appointed metiiber her regrets at being unable to the White House’s attention and sales. This pattern, he said, shows DOUG BEVINS Thompson, Tani and Gallagher, of the board froni February to attend was read earlier in the development wouldn’t cause conflicts with the Europeans “The thing that should be an increase in the number of pointed out that it has become November in 1971 to fill a meeting. by Town Manager (Herald Reporter) traffic problems, and from Teflon ir coated ceramic-clad-aluminum arose over the document itself. emphasized is that there will be stations closing earlier in the historical at the board’s vacancy when then Director Robert Weiss. The European proclamation is The Manchester Zoning Public Works Director Jay cookware set retail valued at $29.95, free with the organizational meeting to name evening and on weekends and Board of Appeals (ZBA) Mon David Odegafd won the Fourth Weiss opened the meeting expected to support the con holidays, as they had done., Giles, who said there would be purchase of any one of,our fanraus name gas the deputy chairman.'But, he District seat in the State soon after 8 o’clock to an tinued presence of American day night granted a special no problem with drainage at the said, if there is question of during the gasoline shortage exception and approved the ranges. Set includes 1-qt covered saucepan, Senate. overflow crowd of about 150. He troops in Europe while last summer. site. propriety, he sees “no im Tani said these really aren’t stressing the countries’ desire location of a new car dealership Lawrence said study of U.S. mediate need to fill thaUpost (See Page Twenty) 2-qt covered saucepan, 5-qt dutch oven with rules, but guidelines, and flexi- to act together on world issues Tornadoes Aldous said he anticipated no at 179 Tolland Tpke. '* Department of Agriculture soil cover that also fits the 10 in. open trypan. Each outside the economic sphere. Kill Five problems for travelers on The special exception was maps showed that the property has heat-resistant bakelite handles and knobs. major highways and turnpikes, sought by Ted Trudon Pontiac is suitable for a septic system, Patrol Streets ^ In Oklahoma “where many stations stay Inc., now at 373 Main St., which as no municipal sewers serve In kitchen-brightening harvest gold, avocado or open 24 hours a day.” is seeking to build a new facility the area. ATHENS (AP) - Tanks and on the 21V2-acre parcel on In other business Monday flame.pffer good until Novemter 30. troops remained on patrol in OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. > (AP) — A winter storm sent Tolland Tpke., directly across night, the ZBA: Athens, where 11 people were He said drivers in remote Come see our selection of tornadoes hbpskotching across from the Parker St. intersec • Granted a special excep killed and at least 148 injured in areas should keep their gasoline sections of Oklahoma, causing tion. ■“ tion to the Getty Oil Co. to allow gas ranges or call fa a home appoint anti-government rioting last tanks at least half full. He also scattered damage and killing said drivers in those areas ZBA members voted un alterations to an existing gas ment Prices from $199.95, hot includ week and during the weekend. animously to approve the oline service station at 116-118 Monday was the first day of five persons, officials said. should cut back on night ing installation. CNG showrooms-at: Three of the dead were infants. driving. Trudon application, and they at Center St., Business 2 Zone. 'relative calm since the rioting, tached a condition that existing Alterations planned by the firm 233 Pearl St, Hartford. Call 5250111. And and soldiers and police picked All five deaths were reported in a two-county area around billboards at the site, which include construction of a new up scores of youths, workers 69 W. Main St, New ^litain. Call 244-9157. Oklahoma City, but another 50 ^abuts Interstate 86 on the north, roof. ^ “ and local union leaders for persons were reported injured be removed. ZBA members granted the allegedly violating the martilL from the tWisters which CLOUDY ZBA members also specified request with two conditions: law restrictions. The govem- that the approval for the That a buffer be installed to ment ended its curfew, touched down Monday after C ,^ L O /? /Q noon and Monday night in the existing Pontiac dealership at protect a neighbor s fence, and however,, outside the capital central, north central and 373 Main St. — known as Pon thit some action be taken to and^^alonica in the north, tiac Park Inc. before Trudon eliminate oil leakage flowing wJiere'^' students held northwestern sections of the / state. bought it last month — be ter onto a neighbor's property; , demonstrations in sympathy minated when the premises are • Granted a side yard with the Athens'rioters. The cold front said by weather forecasters to be Fair tonight. Lows in the up vacated. variance to Donald S. and Ruth responsible for the storms was per 20’s. Increasing cloudiness Atty. A. Paul Berte, L. Gale to allow construction of Magic Chef, situated in the northwestern Wednesday. Highs around 50. representing. Trudon, told the a single-family dwelling on Stock Market area of the state, early today. Precipitation probability ZBA that plans prepared by The Hawthorne'^St.. Residence A near zero tonight and 20 per Lawrence Associates envision and B Zones. NEW YORK (AP) - Analysts The National Weather Service predicted it would bring one to cent Wednesday. two buildings, totaling about • Granted a side yard say growing investor concern Winds northeasterly 10 miles 14,500 square feet, on about half variance to Jean M. Robert to M that an energy crisis might lead three inches of snow to that sec tion today. . an hour or less tonight; of the Business 3 Zone site. allow an attached garagetit 192 to a major recession in 1974 is becoming southeasterly a( 10 to Berte and architect Richard , ^^dwood Rd!, Rural Residence the factor which is sending the Two infants died as a twister slammed through a mobile 15 miles an hour Wednesday. . Lawrence told the ZBA that, the stock market plunging. Mon new facility would be built ouL • Granted a side .yard day’s drop of 28.67 points was ., home park, ih M oorean Oklahpma City man die >;< H- I' f , * - -