Average DaUy Net Prelte Ran The Weather For The Week Endea Increasing cloudiness tonight November M, m i with low around 30. Continued cloudy tomorrow, showers like­ ly; high near SO.. Outlook for 15,590 Friday . . .. cloudy but cooler. Manchester-—A City of Village Charm

VOL. XCI, NO. 86 (THIRTY.3IX PAGBS^TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 lelfled Advertising on Page 33) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Bengali Parliament Ordered by Mujibur

By DENNIS NEELD envoys greeted him during a shipping. The two ports were million worth of steel, fertili­ brief stopover in New Delhi. heavily pounded by the Indian zers, petroleum and other com­ DACCA (AP) — Sheik Muji­ In other developments; navy during the two-week war. modities as an outrigdit grant. bur Rahman gave up the presi­ —^The government declared —A government spokesman He said India also agreed to a dency of Bangladesh today to the porta of Chittagong and said India has agreed to pro- loan equivalent to 812.5 million become prime minister after ChaJna open to international 'vide the new nation 'with 833 in foreign exchange. ordering a parliamentary gov­ ernment for Asia’s npwest na­ tion. Mujib, named president by other Bangladesh leaders while he was a prisoner in West Paki­ U.S. Steel stan, Issued a provisional con­ Candidates Stir stitution Tuesday night con­ Admitting centrating governmental power in the hands of the prime min­ ister. The presidency became Layoffs largely a ceremonial office. Florida’s Palms PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) — ’The constitutional order pro­ By 'rUE ASSOCIATED PRESS the ceremoniek Thursday after vides that the parliament 'will U.S. Steel Corp., the nation’s largest steelmaker, has begun m eeting -with form er New be made up of persons elected Two of the dozen Democrats Hampshire Gov. Lane Dwinell, a year ago to the East Paki­ making substantial cutbacks in entered in Florida’s presiden­ its engineering force, already the Nixon campaign chairmen stani state legislature and to tial primary prepared for a in that state. the Pakistani National Assem­ furloughing 100 techniical work­ bly that never met. There was ers in this area with Indications second day of campaigning in Hartke launched his FTorida no indication vdien the new par­ more are planned. the state today and waited to campaign with an emphasis on “ there is no mystery about how liament would meet, but Mujib The Pittsburgh Poet Gazette see 'Whether the field, would di­ said today a U.S. Steel spokes­ to create full employment." became prime minister as the m inish. unchallenged leader of the ma­ man confirmed the layoffs and “We need only accept the jority party. quoted him as saying; Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey proposition that if Industry can­ Thawed-i)ut Composure Mujih, who is 51, took the “Tile company has reviewed planned to visit a black neigh­ not provide decent jobs, gov­ turned frozen turf into week to the chagrin of Jane Galvin of Dedham oath of office 51 hours after his its engineering organization borhood and attend a senior ernment will,” he said. ahoe-stealing mush in Boston's Public Gardens this after mixed-up mercury hit 54 degrees. (AP photo) return to Dacca. structure and (unctimis with a citizens’ dance in St. Peters­ Hartke endorsed the space- Abu Sayee Chouile of small arms amnui- today it does not planl to spend ci'vil -war in East Pakistan, cul- own name from' the ticket by a U.S. air base In the 'Vietnam nam, Laos and Cambodia. and to offer a full slate of 153 nltlan. It also said that if Nixon an additional 8108 m illion avail- mtoating in India’s liberation of filing a declaration of noncan­ war, shot down an American the •territory and the estab­ d id acy b y F eb. 15. delegates in the May 2 pri­ One of the sappers was killed would set the cease-fire for the aMe for food stamps this year white collar workers through m ary. helicopter, kllUng aU four crew­ when he triggered a claymore Tet celebraticn Feb. 15 and set but wiU not hesitate to do so if lishment of Bangladesh as an its Office,and Technicsd 'Work­ In Washington, a spokesman mine on his way out, the 7th it Is needed. independent nation. for Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Illinois — Sen. George men, and intensified attacks an early deadline for withdraw­ ers Conference, said that McGovern of South Dakota will Air Force reported. The other Congress allowed 88.2 billion The number of natiems recog­ said the Massachusetts Demo­ across foutfa Vietnam to their al of aU U.S. troops, It would draftsmen and allied salaried offer full delegates slates in up escaped. - . "guarantee" the return of for food stami>s in the year nizing Bang^esh' increased to­ workers have been laid off here crat would file the affidavit to Ughest'fevril In three months. day to six, four cf them Com­ get out of the race. to 17 of the state’s 24 congres­ No other casualties were re­ Americans held' by North Viet­ ending Jime 80. The depart­ and 'that similar payroll cut- munist, as PeCand and. Mcmg- St(me said he suspects Rep. sional districts, .altbougk he The U.S. Oonunand also an­ ported. The ammunition stores nam and the vUt Cong. ment, however, says only a bwkg. were expected in Chicago olia joined the group.^-EasT'Ger- 'd u rren tiy'” plans ' Ih 'CSil- nounced'Oiat an Air Force Fi are far fn»n personnel living The coalitlcn called Itself the' Uttle nmam assa 82'Mllidn-WlU and l^ladelphia. Wilbur D. Mills of Arkansas' many and Bulgaria started the cago. McGovern, did not enter quarters. Inter-Rellglons Qeneral Assem­ be requited to take care of The company spokesman, ac­ also may order his name Jet bombed and iqiparently de­ ball rolling in the Soviet bloc stricken from the ballot. the preference primary vtdildi stroyed an antiaircraft missile bly Demaiuling Peace. It is needy recipients. cording to the Post-Gazette, An Air Force iq>okesman said Tuesday, but so far there 'was ■ Alabama (3ov. George C. binds no delegates. His slates batteiy . :,ih the Inotlan pan­ made up of the World Salvation Department officials, asked said It was “impossible at this the Viet Cong planted two no word from Moscow. Wallace, who ran as an Ameri­ of candidates for convention handle near depone shortly, aft­ Religion, Peace Religion, ■ a to com m ent oi\. r e p < ^ the time to determine the total India was the first nation to can Independent party candi­ delegates would be idMIged to er it fired two mlssUes at an­ Buddhist sect end a faction of money had been intentionally number of employes that might recognize Bangladesh, followed date in 1968, w as expected to him. other American plane Tuesday. the Cab Dal sect. withheld from food spending, be affected." by one of its junior partners in announce in Tallahassee Thurs­ Wisconsin—Campaigning in The Army UHi helicopter Bien Hoa In northern Laos, North Viet^ said the charges are “not cor­ The layoffs in this area are the Himalayas, Bhutan. day that he will stay in the Pulaski, Sen. Edmund S. Mus- was diet down Tuesdi^ while luunese forces captured two r e c t." the secmid major blow to the Britain and France also are FTorida primary. kle was reminded of bis state­ support^ South Vietnamese Battered mere government positions “It’s news to me,’ 'said As­ steel industry’s work force. considered likely to extend rec­ In the North, Republicans ment that a presidential ticket operand south of tha U Mlnh near the Long Cheng base. In­ sistant Secretary of Agriculture Last. month, Jones A Laugh- ognition. Mujib had discussions prepared to open campaign with a Negro couldn’t win this forest jin the Mdcong ODelta, formed sources in Vientiane Richard E. Lyng, Oversees lin Steel Corp., the natiem’s satchel cheuges in a revetmmt in London with Prime Minister headquarters in Crnicord, N.H., year. An Indian girl asked about ^ miles, southwest of said. sixth largest producer, an­ close to .the barbed wire around the food program. \'i”we haven’t EMward Heath en route home, for President Nixon. Saigon. L a'o t i a n Irregolara were nounced widespread layedfs at 'Whether he thought a ticket the base, and one of them went had any limit put (ui us for and France’s ambassador to In­ Transportation Secretary The South Vietnamese mili­ forced to abandon a hilltop 7 with an American Indian candi­ o ff. what we can spend for food dia and about two dozen other (See Page Four) John A. Volpe, will preside at date could win. tary command reported 84 ene­ miles north of Long ChMig stam ps." my attacks on Its mSUary units It was the first sapi>er attack when two North Vietnamese Frank B. Elliott, assistant and Vietnamero civilians dur­ in several months on Bien Hoa. battalions fOUowed up a heavy secretary for administration, in g the 24 hours ending at 6 It is the headquarters of the Sfii artillery barrage with a ground also said reports that the extra a.m. Wednesday. It was the Special Operations Bomber attack. Three Laotians were money was being held up are In ' highest number since the first Sqwulron w hich flies in supps>rt killed and 16 wounded, the error. week of October and Included of (>unbodlan forces. scurces said. ‘"Ihe money. If It is needed," Hurricane Winds, Snows Batter West 12 r a c is t and m ortar attacks. The Viet Cong threatened on Another Laotian company will be spent, Elliott told a re­ The most serious attack was Dec. do that its forces would was declared “combat in­ porter. “This is not impounded B y THE kTED PRESS ov er 100 rocked Livingston, buses were escorted by snow follow tho storm into the uppw a Viet Cong ambush of a pla­ “strike back against the Ameri­ effective" after suffering 37 money. We have it available Mont. plows. Mississippi Valley and Great toon of so government militia­ can aggressors" in revenge for casualties trying to defend its from the Office of Management A storm packing hurricane- The wind toppled six mobile A failure in telephone micro- Lakes region with bitterly cold men in the Mekong Delta about the five days of U.S. air raids position on a ridge overlooking and Budget anytime we need fo rce 'Winds and heavy snow homes at a mobile home park wave system blacked out com­ weather. 90 miles south of . Saigon. Field on North Vietnsun that. week. Long Cheng. The pcslthm was it ." adiii^d across the western in Boulder, Colo., and blew two munications of all sorts across In the Southeast, showers and reports said three government On Jan. 3, they shelled the Da abandoned Tuesday night, giv­ But at this time, Elliott said, others ott their foundationk. much M Montana as the storm thundershowers drifted across soldiers, were killed, 11 were Nang Air Base for the first ing the North Vietnamese a toe­ food stamp costs for the cur­ mountains and northern Great Schools were closed Tuesday moved in Tuesday, keeping northern FTcwida, while balm y missing and six were wounded. time in three months, wounding hold on the high g^cund around. rent fiscal year are not ex­ Plains today. in seven counties of south­ much of the state from hearirg weather with temperatures in The Viet Omig also captured one American and damaging Lcng Cheng. A Laotian com- pected to be the full 82.2 Mlllon Travel warnings were posted eastern Idaho as snowdrifts the National Weather Service’s one heavy weapon and 17 rifles. foree aircraft and some ground pemy normally has about 100 the 70s remained in the south­ appropriated by Congress. from Washingt(»i to Nebraska, made roadways impassable. blizzard warnings. 'The cause of There was speculation that equipment. Two days ago, ter­ troops. ern part of the.state. Instead, Elliott said,' projec­ while Mlzzard warnings cov­ More than l(X> persons in the the failure 'was being in­ the attacks on the T1.8. air rorists broke into the U.S. B52 North, Vietnamese gunners Rain washed portions of the tions ca ll fo r 82.087 bllUon, to ^ ered most of Mtmtana. Heavy- Swan Valley near the Wyoming vestigated. bases were In retaliation for hose in South Thailand and continued to pound Lcng dieng Northeast, and scattered snow ^ n t . ' ' snow warnings extended as far line were cut off from other Damage to power lines and the massive American air at­ slightly damaged two of the big with 180mm artillery firp, and flurries dusted the Great ’Ihe exact appropriation for east as Minnesota and Wiscon­ communities by drifts. buildings was reported alcmg Lakes. tacks on North Vietnam late bom bers. low. clouds and fog curtailed 1971-72 w as 82.2 billion, accord ­ sin. At Lander,'Wyo., where 'wind the eastern slopes of the Colo­ last month. The target today In Saigon, a coalition of four U.S. and Laotian air strikes for Temperatures before dawn ing 'to a department budget offi- Sustained winds o f 100 m iles gusts of 88 m.p.h. were record­ rado Rockies. was the Mg Blen Hoa base 10 obscure Vietnamese religious the fifth Ccnsecutive day, mili­ ranged from 10 below zero at per hour ripped through- west­ ed, traffic was limited to emer­ An arctic air mass sweeping miles northeast of Salgwi, and groups luged President Ifixon tary sources said. (See Page Two) International Fails, Minn., to 78 ern Wyoming and gusts well gency vehicles and rural school into Montana was expected to at Orlando, Fla.

A Panel Up in the Air Cleanup Forum Founders

By MARC OHARNEY that hardly any o f the 100 answer questions about the in air pollution control in the N E W PAVBN (A P ) — people in the audience at a complex provisions included in state, Implementing a code in A series.^ puMlo forums on Yale Chemistry Lecture Hall the proposed code. 1953 and a com prehensive pro­ had a copy of the tome to read. 'When it was over, Dowd the sto^e’k pwdkWMl new air gram in 1969. . pMMitiOa code got o ff to an un­ And there was no summary shook his head and said he certain start Tuesday, with would have his subordinates But, he said, the new rules state officials trying to explain supply at least 25 copies ot the will leave state officials with the ins and outs of 875 pages of proposed regulations for each sole jurisdiction over air pollu­ ' Airy of the next few hearings—bridle rules their audience hadn’t had tion, and ffife sole agency ca­ printers get a rush order for a cha^e to read. „ pable of getting funds from the Error more copies. The session was billed as a federal government will be the One of the people who got to “workshop,” with the aim state Department of Environ­ read the regulations—Environ­ bMiig to soUoit the views of the mental Protection. avallaMe, only a three-page mental Health Director Edward publlq about the plans. Another “Where does that leave us?” sheet listing some of the num­ DeLoulse of the city govern­ session was held Tuesday in DeLoulse asked. “I don’t want bers that will govern standards ment, didn’t have much praise Btamford and the state officials to end up being a lackey, tak­ by 1975 and 1977. fo r them . are scheduled to take their fo­ ing air samples. I want to be Richard Dowd, head of the He and city Pollution Engi­ rum road-show style to Wll- part of the enforcement team.” state Environmental ProteqlfOn neer Sid Bear both launched a Imantlc, Brldg^to*t, New Lon­ Dowd responded later that don, Torrington and Hartford in Department’s Air Pollution tA- series of attacks on the regu­ idsion, said not enough copies DeLouise and Bear apparently tfa« next week. lations, which they said had hadn't read the regulations of the book had been printed- been Inadequately prepared Then a series of throe formal carefully enough (which De­ only 800 for* bH the government and were too hastily written. puUio hearings, in Bridgeport, Louise cheerfully admitted—he New.London and Hartford, will officials, newsmen; con­ Their main complaint, they servationists, businessmen and said he'd cniy gotten the huge follow at the end of the month said during an intermission, set late last week) and said others in the state. was that the new rules seem to before the plana are submitted there would Indeed be a role to federal officials by Jan. 81. Bo murii of the presentation write them out of a job. for city agencies like New The rules are an outline of ciHudsted of a dry technical “We have no say on it," De- Haven. Louise said. “We're not sure bow the state wUl comply with summary of the major provi­ ' ‘ W e are asking local federal regulations on a sched­ sions—with Dowd, his fanning now if we have any authority to agencies to do specific things ule the federal government has and Standards Division head, Implement our own standards.” like the first monitoring," set. and the rules’ legal architect DeLouise maintained that The, problem Tuesday was trying to outline, explain and New Haven has been a pioneer (See Page Four) -Wreckage of mobile home lies in trees at Loveland, Col., Tuesday after damaging winds left^^a?*°'

> * '/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 PAGE THEI B PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONlfr., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 hi various names by_about 260 Business Mirror .legatees, even though the trans­ Shoinwold on Bridge THE r action apparently will be han­ Bolton Teachiers Attend MOVIE RffllNQB As Others See Us Yes, We Carry All Kinds off Food Stamp dled by the senior legatee, who FORPARENIBANDf BRILUANT EXPERTS NEED By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS textile manufacturers have nev- F A M I I Y ^ ^ is said to own 60 per cent of the Conferences, Workshops ROCTINB PLAYS NORTH Fund Still Y O ^ P E O P I E TOiMTvwM ^ ^ o r been able to produce sub-. Gigantic Land Offer property. CANDLE MAKING A 97 53 2 NDON (AP) — President gtantlal evidence to prove that LAWYER Hie large number of names Several Bolton teachers have as a resource person to other n * Sto raSNit M li M m By ALFRED SHEINWOLD rmwhIb aiRobY 8Rd bbMbREHV bR 9 QJ Nixon’s pedicles, in Asia drew al Asian textiles have hurt them, Involved, Hilton explains, ob­ SUPPLIES! attended special conference teachers interested In acquiring 0 92 HARVEY’S ^AvaOable’ Not all of the bids and plays barrage of criticism In foreign On the contrary, the Aslan scures the relationship. He in­ special skills in this area. and wcrkshcps during the past 4kJ652 ^papers last week, but his w ife’s “bare of the U.8. market haa Lures Few Buyers sists, however, that it is indeed Elementary school principal of a world-class partnentiilp are Classroom Copycat MANCHISTtt, AVON. (Continued from Page One) few months, according to Dr. I Ml ACU MMina WEST EAST ' trin fci-4. 1. ^ been too small to one faniily and that it has been George Patros notes that his brjlllant and spectacular. Ex­ AKQ4 A 10 86 trip to ^rica got high marks. ^ „„ America’s B y JOHN OUNNIFF in the property, as might be ex- 10 Lbs. of , Joseph Castagna, superin­ Scene: a college classropm. accumulating the estate since dal. In additim there was a staff has had two meetings perts must be able to make the 97 65 2 AKIO TTie Ixmdon Guardian wrote huge industry, NEW YO R K (A P ) — Last pected, but not as one parcel. ROCKY HILL. PLAINVILU. tendent of schools. The professor is delivering a 1892. CANDLE !IQ-OO carryover from the previous dealing with the concept of In­ 0 10 763 OK854 tile main reasons for Nteon’s "Nevertheless. H < ^ Kong October it was learned from T**® ■eti®L HUtim siays, insists What are the prospects for c a n Stokes of the language A u $ m A M im ii ^ routine good plays that belong lecture on philosophy. Most of year of $86 million, making a dividually Guided Education PiTMltl SbMm m I pro-Paklstan policy in the.two- and other Asian textile export- Peter Hilton, a business cotr.utt- < » one sale, “ for absolutely SAYMOOK in an instractive bridge column, A 9 4843 hM listeners are paying only completing the transaction? “ It 0 total of Y2.286 Mllicn available department attended a conven­ (IG E ) and has viewed and dis­ week war with India probably ers to the United States have ant here, that 2.6 million acres C’brcure reasons.” WAX and today’s hand belongs in. SOUTH intermittent attention to hit won’t happen soon,’ ’ Hilton re­ this year. tion of the American Associa­ cussed a movie on the subject, were his visit to Peking next become the helpless victims in of Florida real estate was to be “So big is the property that that category. *1716 stars were A A J pearls of wisdom. plied. EHlott, calQng it a “ teduiical tion of Teachers o< French in "One at a Hme, Together.” month and his apparent belief President Nixon’s poUUcal pow- sold for $1,626 billion. Only one no one company can buy it en- the ■m tlcno Benito Garozzo and Pietro'For- 9 843 But one alert young man it budget matter,’* said the food Washingftcn, D. C. during The IGE method, which has Uiat Prim e Minister Indira er game. He won his w ay to the family, not to be named, was tirely,’’ he says. “ No one corpo- He IMtr 17 i m IM sccMMyMl I quet, members of the Italian 0 A Q J zealously taking down every SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. —January Sales— stamp' iq>ending projection was Thanksgiving weekend, been introduced at some area Nrwl M* AMt fistrUw G «^ l had promised not to at- white House four years ago ■involved, he said. rate entity can make that kind pro- Blue Team, vriiich won an unof­ ♦ A K Q 10 7 word. For he has a great idea. based on the assumption the participated in special schools, aiUowB each student to tack East Pakistan. with the support he won from *1716 announcement was re- of commitment. *111086 that are Astronaut Duke 981 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 64S-MS8 and ficial world championship and North South West He will gather the lectures to­ present law and regulations grams on literature, progress at his own speed ac­ o n only hypotheses," the textile-producing southern ceived with skepticism by Interested .in the minerals Open Daily till 6:80 — Thurs. Nights till 9:00' language laboratories. a prize of $16,000 in cash in a Pass 2 N T Paw gether! publish them in book PI|.E or QUILT LINED would remain in effect. cording to his ability, Patros MtiiMa 17 Mum the Guardian said. ’“The latest states by promising to curb many people, some of them aren’t Interested in the for- Leaves Hospital Mrs. Patricia Bankel special match held last month 3 H (!) 3 A d ) Pass form, and then sell them to stu­ Eiliott said he could not say said. Patros lUso noted that he. CM IMtiwyMiy lealw from Wa^ilngton neither Aslan textiles. And the sweet- thoroughly informed on'real es- e.sts." Miss Claire Bessette of MsstiiamM) at the Las Vegas EDlton. 3 N T All Pass dents who are less energetic than CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) how much food'stamps are ex­ ilie Dr. Castagna and Assistant c ^ i r m nor deny them. But the ness cf victory has made him tate matters, it was was too big His attempis to break up the North dealer. he is. — Astronaut Charles Duke Jr. pected to cost during the year math department attended a Principal John Petrus attended likelihood is that the president’s realize the hard reality that to be true, they said. It was tooAarcel have been unavailing, ~ recent meeting of the National a meeting on IGE at University ai ■ HB IB suawM North-South vulnerable. Could the professor block the ’ ' i^JUButon '"OO his battle with bacte- beginning July 1. H iat will be clarer to eight tricks. Not the decision turned upon a b u s - without the support of the much to believe one family^HUton says. And since the sell Council cf Mathematics Teach- of Hartford earlier this month, Opening lead — Five of young man’s project if he to rial pneumonia. COATS disclosed when President Nixon RMHB MUM OOBB MMBHUMnii sort of hand, that wins world pected douUe-croas and was southern states he w ill not be owned BO much. er wen't permit multiple sales. Hearts. desired? This question arose not submits his new budget to Con­ ers in Boston and participated BuUMtn Board confirmed by a fixed desire to able to win re-election.” Duke was released Tuesday North’s response of three championships, but very effec­ long ago when a -professor ac­ The properties were said to the alternative is to find mul- gress in a few weeks. in lectures and demonstrations The planning commission \rill get to Peking before the cam- n Tempo of Rome ran a fea- involve 8,900 square miles, tlple buyers, from Patrick Air Force Base hearts was the Jacoby Transfer tive just the same. tually did go to court against IVxxl stamps are sold by the cn new math techniques, pro- meet tonight at 8 at Oommun- pugn begins. If this is a true ture portrait of Mrs. Nixon and ^ e r e he had been Bid, used by many first-class Dally QuestioH a classroom copycat. He claimed which is more land than in Yel- " I think a consortium is I I I ■ t i l govemment to qualified krw in- grams, and materials. ity Halt. umrpretation of the way in said she "has evened the score, enrined for a week. THEATER TIME American partnerships. *1716 Partner opens with one heart, that publication of the lectures lowstone National Park, were unavoidable unless the seller GREAT SAVINGS ! COME RUNNING R««. $52.00 come people vdio receive William McCarthy recently The Board of Education will v ^ c h foreign policy is made we think definitively, with the Duke is scheduled to walk on 19.98 response to cne notrump (or to and the next player passes. Yon would violate his “ common law situated in 26 different counties, relents and says it can be bro- OUR PRICE coupons to help increase their completed a multi-media course meet tomorrow night at 8 in the SCHEDULE and included one tract r ton’s learning disability pro- By ’ITie IGE progran\ ^ an exten- tomorrow a± 1:80 p.m. at Are forever s m , 7180. 6t86 Merehandise Reduced for GENERAL ELECTRIC • RASSin • LANE POLYESTER KNITS — JACKET DRESSES He was charged wlm failure to ^f this, Kerkin said. *1716 the home of Mrs. John C. Rleg, Evenlngi t m A •idAO teL A Son. li46-4iS6Ai40 tween the United States and and Ms present, farewell sea- Extended Forecast LA4UOY 0 FRIGIDAIRE • ECUPSE Hong Kong, said: son, with “ Don Carlo.” drive rigM and imued a prfnelpals of these three schools 2 BastfanA Dr.i . i m ^ # SEALY end Mcny, Maay Moral “President Nixon has at last A letter was read from Mrs. Mostly cloudy with rain likely This Onee-A-Year Sale! warning for driving after drink- interested in the new pro- Tbe occasion marks the an- lEumtui if^rald succeeded In fondng poor Aslan August Belmont, now 92, vdio Saturday. (Clearing and colder gram. nual presentation, of- the DAR IN-OARHFATERS (1) “ Honae o f BHaolag O M i” workers to finance Ms ptMtical founded the guild/in 1936 to en- Sunday. Temperatures are ex- Police said Aberie was travel­ Vernon is one of 23 towna In i Good Citizen a w q ^ . Six Man- MEADOWS Uancheater. Coon. ■ If, 1 V' r.. t.t.ii I ,.M H4 Hlfri future. 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French Provincial BLAZER would provide a full-time co­ OSIPOV Monday ■ cottons, rayons, blends Table, 2 Arm ft 4 Side « 7 0 7 A motor vehicle check eairly Sfitcisl ■ Eclipse Quilted Mattreee ordinator, a unit leader and BALALAIKA January Chairs A T # this morning on Broad St., led gtm t star: $79 — Odd covers, Full or principal training, teacher work­ ORCHESTRA 86/45" wide € ■ Twin * 4 4 f t Walnut Dining Room Set, ^ A A i % police to a break at the ECL Oo. 17 Hutch, Table ft 6 chairs ■ 1 ^ 7 shops in the summer, coopera­ LU D M ILLA Z Y KIN A “2** Complete Twin Bed at 80 Hilliard St., and the arrest tion in the development of cur­ Ru«ia‘» Fortmoft Jorgensen guar, washable XD. ■ $220 Outfits, your choice of KUng 48** Reuad RIaple _ _ CLEARANCE • 1 6 9 Extension Table, 2 Capt of t w o (Joventry youths on Folkiingtr Auditorium, Beds riculum and reporting qnd co­ ft 2 Side Chairs burglary and larceny charges. Storrs Deluxe Quilted Bedding — operative develc^ment of evalu­ with 1 Eclipse "Count** or **Coun- ' Polfoe said they stopped the $90 Rog. $ U . $20. ation and assessment of the e of educational philosophy. COLORS m m Console Cabinet and Mir- SO-FRO BRIGS ftIZV ror, dark oak. HARVEY’S TO Insiders say they are prob- l^yond. that, be said, it is a 1M*/e HER0UL0N..$2N e CHOOSE Foimeily Keith’s of Manchester Maple Student Desk, Foi*- CO aUy being printed abroad and change in prioritlee and O'shift- FROM IN wtw rnica top. O O IN THE CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER State Zip. 1N% A0mUN . . . .$3N 1115 Main Street Use Our are useless to profeseicnal col- ing of emphasis, EACH Bnoloae self-addressod stamped envelope for prompt CALDOR'S SHOPPING CENTBl 1W% KODEL...... $329 FIBER Phone 643*4159 EVERY TABLE OR LAMP MONDAY . FRIDAY 10-9 lectoni. “ Somebody’s got the Kerkin suggested that perhaps return of tickets. FREE M AIN CHOICI OP CARPIT OVER RURMR PAD Layaway Plan plates overseas and is making a pilot study should be made STREET PARKING IK STOCK a fortune by churning them out in just tw o of the schools, WATCH BOUEB DERBY IN OOIjOR 1151 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Exit 93 at l-M INCLUDING LAI0R POR OR IN OUR OWN ______OOKiOB SATURDAY 10-6 Ch. 40 — SAT. ft SUN. LOT N IX T TO STOREI 20% OFF! by the thousands,” said one While gjving its approval to Children 14 and under to he acoompanied by adult for Telephone 646-7728______Open Mon. ■ Sot. 9;30 ■ 9t30 INSTALLATION, CUTTING. PITTING, MC. tourist who took a sheet as a further Investigating the IGE evening programe souvenir. program, the board, rejected a

I PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1972 PAGE FIVE Vemon In the Plourde To Get Award Newa ■ \ 'it WlUUm M. Munale Tlaiion (^oniAadiA B\meral services for WlUlam From Aeronautics Group 1C. Munsie Of 38 Adelaide Rd., India's cities teem with her major resource and problem— people. At right, a street who died yesterday at Man­ in Calcutta. Below, the other India, the countryside where, despite the concentrations The coveted Goddard Award the Wethersfield Flr« Depart- chester Memorial Hqfspltal, will of humanity in Calcutta and other great cities, most of India's half-billion people live. ment, will be the guest spacer. of the American Institute of be tomorrow at 2 p.m. at South A film covering two of the \ j y United Methodist Church. The Aeronautics a n d Astronautics state’s major fires, that at the Rev. Dr. J . Manley Shaw, pas­ n will be presented to Gary A. Emhart Corp. and the one onslble for one with a drug problem or pkuidits' lately for its ping pong married in 1926. conducting the first successful having questions concerning prowess—^but Formosa is equal- i^rvlvors, besides his wife, test program on inlet turbulence- drugs. ty proud of its baseball accom- are two sons, Dr. William J. induced compressor stall me­ ■Donee Saturday pUshments, Munsie at Fredericksburg, Va., chanisms for supersonic aircraft The Vemon Square Dance ’The ’Tainan Giants, Little and James R. Munsie, at home; engines. Club will hold its regular League champions of the and two grandchildren. Plourde directed the technical dance, Saturday at 8 p.m. at Mand, recently won too 25tii Friends may call at the Wat­ aspects of the Air Force pro­ the Vemon Elementary School, Little League World Series in kins Funeral Home, 142 E. Cen­ gram which began in 1968 at R t. 30. WilUamsport, Pa„ and postal ter St., tonight from 7 to 9. P&W’s East Hartford plant. Jerry Schatzer will do the authorities of toe Republic of ‘Ihe family suggests that any He received his BS degree at calling for the square dances store Hours: Downtown Dally 9:30 - 5:80 — memorial contributions may be China honored this victorious Massachusetts Institute of ’Tech- and Dick Yellen will lead the event with , three com- T h u rs. to 9 P.M. — Parkade, Mon., Tues., S ^ , made to the Memorial Fund of nology and his MS in aeronautl- round dances. Refreshments 10 AJtf. to 6 PJH. — Wed., Thurs., FrI., 10 AJL South United Methodist Church. memoratives, according to the cal engineering from Rensselaer will be served. ’Those attending World Wide Philatelic Agency. Polytechnic Institute. are asked to wear soft soled to 9 P.M. Mrs, Herbert C. Engiert Sr. Firemen to Meet shoes. The new issues are actually COLUMBIA — Mrs. Myrtle Sloane Calls It ‘Religious Impulse’ The Rockville Fire Depart- To Explain Program overprints of the “Chungshan Kuhnly Engiert, 60, former vice Realtors Led ment will hold its annual ban- ’The Continuous Progress Ed- Building” stamps. Hie over­ principal of the Kramer School quet, Saturday at the Amerlpan ucatlon Program will be ex- printed characters read "Com­ in WiUimantic, died yesterday Legion Hall, West St. Dinner plained by Dr. Robert Linstone, memorating the Little lieaguers at Hartford Hospital. She was By Hutchins of the RepuUUc of China Win­ Willi be served at 7 p.m. assistant superintendent of ladies' brushed flannel gowns and pajamas the wife of Herbert C. Engiert Yale Campus Looking Toward God Clinton Hughes, president of schools, at the meeting of i the ning the Little League World Sr. Carlton W. Hutchins of Co- the Connecticut State Fire As- Vernon Elementary School Series CSiampionship.” ■Mrs. £ngiert was bom Augr. lumbla today was Installed as soclation and deputy chief of PTO, Monday at 7:30 p.m. ’These stamps are available Over 40% off on the prettiest sleepwear! Carefree, soft brushed flannel floral prints and 2 0 . at your local dealer or stamp teroftlu ?”-***—■ Manchester otf. aald. at^es about how I ^ a teen- department. m ■Matter, tec. a. STuded a rw the telddle M the eervlcejean ;;teere t. a nejd M bteah <« - pastels. Embroideries, lace trims. Sizes S,M,L. I ingerie, downtown and. Parked* ^ reg. to 7.00 graduate Of the WlUlmanOc Nor- president of the . Manrfiester cent Tale basketbaU game, ing their full dr^ unlf^s the were ’The tl.S. Postal Service Is 3 mal School and received her MulUple Ustlng Service Inc. at More t»v»n i.OOO cj^ded into and requested use of ^ chapel such as ^ Cleanup preparing its 1972 schedule o f master’s degree and sixth year a luncheon meeting at the Man- the university chapd the next for a week as a sym^Uc >t Aiid^thn "Jemni Movement” ns stamps and has announced that certificate from the University Chester Country Club. He sue- day for the Sunday service. tuary for draft resl^rs *”.,rpte ^ rJ'onM, Vnmv vnursAif nunerflrini one of its commemoratlves will of Omnecticut. She taught for ceeds Norman S. Hohenthsd to The high attendance at Yale’s deserters. The church b^rd ’The mo e y y <^«nd isn’t vnimr to eome out pay tribute to the service role girls' nylon quilted, lined, 3/4 coats 30 years untU her reth^ment both poeiUons. Churoh^ Christ is the Up of had earlier given permission, the more aware of the era- ^T m iro Founders in played by the nation’s phar­ last June. She was a member Since 1952 Hutchlne has own- what Yale Chaplain WUllam but the formal approval came sequOTces of your ^ a ^ ^ macists. Two new regular of the Columbia OmgregaUonal ed and operated his agency Sloane Coffin Jr. calls “the reli- during tiie service. (Continued from Page One) ing—but say virtually noti^ng stamp, also will be issued. Save over ^6 on these young, lively, rugged wearing coots in carefree nylon. Single breasted; Church and served as its choir udiich is at 180 Center St. He glous impulse” which is spread- In one sermon Coffin said ^ r«nu*v >* within nn ThprB’n n. int nf n«nti about autos, Dowd said. ’The pharmacy stamp wilU be directorUteuate. for 10------years..a and w.. was S, tea teuutete ate Dowd said. "We want them to ’The reason, he said, is that based on a theme "Partners in belted, warmly lined, yet lightweight! Red, navy,, peacock or copper. 7-14 girls' shop superintendent of its Sunday get into the act.” the federal government won’t H ealth.” downtown only 9 .94 school. ’Die session, moderated by allow states to set their own Hie regular stamps will hon­ reg. 16.00 She was an active member a toU olbule boaUUly to «ua Uv«." ' — nleattt. tea btea ol a ^ - David Beizer, standards for things like lead or Benjamin Franklin (7 cents) of the Connecticut Educatimi tea organlaed church, tee ahi- He later aummed up one M ing Juat (hr tee aake ct geuteg "jpiniB Move^ '™'’ ^ content in gasoline or equip­ and Florello LaGuardla (14 Association, a member of Ibp- ment required on cars — and cents). Such denominations are pa Gamma, sorority and was ac­ “we have no suggestion that we cammonly used in fourtii class tive in civic affairs and chil­ think can be effective” in other mailings for books, non-com­ jr. nylon cire snap front pants coats dren’s activities. Ssh.rhe2r 2 » r ^222; r ^ei areas like traffic control. mercial films and similar Other survivors are a son, One method of contreriling educatlcnal materials. Over 35% less than the original prices on these "in " coots. /V\ochine washable nylon cire Herbert C. Engiert Jr. and three " r i S i______n t e WteU____ to__ anew____ ^ ^ ^ „ tioned ”l„tr"“S “• — _ traffic, he suggested, might be The B^amily Planning stam p grandchildren, all of Columbia. The reg^ations are being who they are; they want tiie poUtlcal ideol^es and rtietor- Ad € ^ s Results to ban it in a given area for announced for Issuance in 1971 with elastic waist, 4 safari pockets. Water repellent rain or shine coots in navy, red, brown Funeral services will be to­ world explained and there’s a . phUoSophy had increased. drawn up to comply with feder- half of each day — but he wUl be produced in ’72 and the CHIOAGO (AP) — Besieged al standards and are designed morrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Co­ yearning for clarification of the “The whole rational approach Bob added that the “religious w i i . ut. t. , - added — ----- that------kind— of------method^— Folklwe series, or^nally re­ or light blue. S,M,L. young circle shop, downtown and Parkad* 9 .9 4 lumbia Congregational Church. darkness vritiiln,” Coffin said. has faUed and people impulse” is “subterranean” *’®)P to go on the boota June 1. m studied enough to ported as a set of tWo stamps, reg. 16.00 Burial will be at the conven­ As one student put it, “A lot ^^^ggednas rauea with ana the peopi crimes of lo- and..... hadn’t reached ^ethe stage l®™; *?® general, c^mumu^.«m «u»i- taMw if the problems it would will ccmslst of one adhesive fea­ ience of the family. . __ . lYitenifAdfutinn ” m ents, black pastor rtn, i 1973 standards should h6.ve a ladies' lollipap cotton panties charge of arrangemeiUs. Jesus struggled for.” I . *1, . w h e n he enirrUv reiected an in- aoie-oocuea men" needing work complying by April 1, 1973. Good nefws for cachet collec- The family suggests,that me­ world neglects the angrity to provider^elr families. j^ong <^er the pr^ Coffin’s services are a com­ Bob, a sophomore “ fantastic” e ffe ct b y 1975 on tois and space specialists. morial contributions -m ay' be bination of experimentation and More than 50 employers re- poeed regulations call for a fur- the level of pollutants spewed . "The U.S. Navy’s Manned sponded, offering jobs. The re- ther reduction in the sulfur Slight irregulars of our very famous maker top quality cotton panties . . buy them by made to the ColumUa‘ Reciea- erudition. A recent one included into the air by autos—and the Spacecraft Recovery Forces in tional CouncU Fund, Columbia. " a dramatization of the Simeon suits were so impressive that content of fuel oil—from cur- new state standards will as­ the Atlantic and Pacific will the dozen plus one and save!.. Sizes 5, 6, 7, 8. lingerie, downtown and Parkado ------Carihm W. Hutchins story, an impromptu call for nn the Illinois Rtate Employment rent standard of a one per cent ...sume...... that...... kind.. of improvement cachet and cancel phUatellc Service set up an office in the maximum to a new standard of b^"*made by thp federal mall for the March 17 launch of r o C ^ ^ S l e _W previously served as president edditlonal verse of a hymn in Mao Battling church basement, with two full- cne-half per cent. 'The regu- pujgg A pollo 16. 6.00 Pinney 68 of 47 Hale St di^ «« tbe listlilg service which he Lato and a sermon wdilch drew time job interviewers. More laticns specify that suppliers ’The sp ecial A pollo 16 covers this J S S . helped organize and the beard than 400 unemployed blacks must meet the new standard by will be processed through des­ eral Hoeoital realtors. He is a member of philosophers and lay authors. ^ have obtained jobs. Sept. 1, but users can bum off Villagers in Treelops ignated coordinators at Norfolk, Mr. I^ e y was bom Amr the board of directors of the “We’re de-Hwr with orwerful MANILA — Some tribal vll- ‘"These man are not asking their supplies of one-per-cent Va. and Honolulu, Hawaii. girls' washable acrylic sweaters 6, 1903 in RockviUe, son of Connecticut Association of Real forms of Power of Lin ______lages on Mindanao in the Phlllp- for handouts,’’ Father Clements sulfur fuel until April 1. This cancellation will not con­ ry N. and May Whitton Pinney,' Estate Boards and the Greater the U tu ^ dM t suNlce now for says. “Ihey want to work. ‘The new regulatlcns concen- P‘nes are built entirely in tree- tain the name of an Atlantic re­ and had Uved here all of hU Hartford and the Greater Ver- caressing these feelings. ’The tops. The thatched huts are cd nhnut aome Experts believe the provinces OOPENHAGE5N (AP) — ’The creasingly blurred,” the bulle- worriea aoout aome ^ ^ CLEARANCE SALE ator who calls- herself Sister Abel and J&L officials, pro­ She is an 80-year-old conditlon of Denmark’s Kin" tin said. deviant atratn because lc'’.'»l leaders still re- Mary. vided for a major work force nun. ladies' plush pile pant coats prederik deteriorated further a temperature of 102.4 was cutback in return for keeping ------^------— « ca ll the 1966-68 cultural revolu- Sister Mary Lumena Kieffer today and he appeared to be reported, semewhat less than ^ _ Whatever Lln’s fate or the Mon and the turmoil it caused, became interested' in radio 16 slipping into unconsciousness at the 103 reported ’Tuesday morn- reason for his disappearance, including trouble for party offi­ years ago, she informed the Ci^nhagen’s Municipal Hespi- ing. Specialists ^ d the fever latest round of layoffs the Peking press clearly is wor- cials Luxurious little coots constructed of soft Borg Orion® acrylic . . . designed to provide cials. Natlondil Enquirer, udien boys tal. probably due t o recurrence g^^j^g gj g time when the steel r ed about some deviant strain Many provinces are con- 1994 she teaching in a high warmth without weight. Single or double breasted styles. Belted bock interest. Block, A medical bulleto ^id the of the pneumcnla frtm which ,u^ustry appears to be on the of CtommunUt Chinese thought trolled by party functionaries school math class persuaded 72-year-old monarch, who was the king was suffering before threshold of a recovery from and is going all-out to blunt it. who rose to power under Lin brown. 8-18. coots, downtown and Parked* homdtallsed nine days ago after his heart attack, another in- devastating business “’The emergence of erroneous and a number of them continue her to try it as a hobby. great values! a heart attack, was “somewhat fectlon or possibly a blood clot g,g jtngg^ bad elements and bad to support him. This loyalty Her hobby has helped others. “A doctor near here had to ar­ weaker” this morning. the lungs. Employment and production deeds in the party is neither also is considered a factor in '/=ii > range an eye transplant with “’The condition is marked by j^jgg, suffered a relapse sharply following the straiige nor something to be the armed forces, wljlch Lin 33 50 some pilule in Hollywood, Fla. faUing blood circulation in toe.Tuesday after several days of steelworkers new contract with feared,” said toe Peking Re- headed as defense minister, I connected them so that he brain. The consciousness is in- hnprovement. Doctors said to- yje basic steel industry in Au- view. ‘"The question is how we , ’The cultural revolution still is could give instructijons on get­ ------—------: day his illness had reached a gust. correctly understand and deal leaving fallout over the remote SENSATIONAL VALUES AND DRAMATIC ting the proper materials to the crisis but they expressed hope ^ y r i n g the negctlatlcns, with it." provinces, where toe official airport. I also regularly con­ that his heart was still strong spokesmen for the big steel ’The official journal said true New China News Agency re­ REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE STORE nect people from far away— enough to carry him through, companies repeated warnings Communists could capitalize on ported that rural educatlcn still Miexlco and South America Queen Ingrid stayed late at that a large contract settlement the “antiparty elements in the is being transformed along so- with relatives living near in Aiemomm tbg hospital ’Tuesday night and probably would lead to wide- guise of party members” by re- ciallst lines. — THE SAVINGS ARE YOURS — here,’’, says Sister Mary. Fam ous Sway JMfuw returned again this morning to spread layoffs within the in- gardlng them as examples of “Various places," it said, 12. 1968. her husband’s bedside. ’Their dustry. what not to do. “have made efforts to carry Mokars* PANTS SALE FINAL BOOT CLEARANCE LADIES’ LONG ROBES His high school year book. Soman- three daughters—P rin cess M ar- L-^test estlam tes from toe <3ommunlsts who “ do not un- out toe party’s policy on in- his of June, 1920, described him so grethe, heiress to toe throne; American Iron & Steel Institute e’erstand the’role of teachers by tel'ectuals to bring into full SALE BEGINS THURS., JAN. 13tb at !k3S AJN. “He' lives In (ieeds, not words." Princess. Benedikte and Queen in Washington are that 70,000 negative examples are not thor- nlay their revolutionary en- Anne-Marie of Greece—took steelworkers throughout toe oughgoing dialectical material- thuslasm, organize them to be FuiUm sadly missed by all of us. turns at the hospital. country currently are on fur- ists,’’ the article said. re-educated by toe poor and Wife, Susan Anne-Marie’s husband, King lou^. "Hie journal mentioned by middle lower-middle peasants IN ALL The Following Depts.: 4 ^ A OaUon, C.O.D. 12.99 to 29.99 Glo'^OeSio^^dli'dKen. Constantine, arrived Tuesday. ------name only .toe disgraced for- and help raise toe teachers’ I f JF M in. 390 gals. values to 20.00 rag. to 40.00 reg. 16.00 mer party vice-chairman and consciousness of the political In Memoriam Paste Keeps Insects O ff the man Lin replaced as Mao’s line and their work.” • JUNIOR •PRE-TEEN (34«r. Notice for Pants for everyone . . . no wale corduroys, wool Super savings on our entire stocks of fashion Buy now, smile, and save a whopping 50% on In loving memory of Patrick S. Canad!iaii Park Largest heir and right-hand ideologue, ’The, agency sold China’s D elivery) plaids, polyesters and much more! Hipsters, boots. Wide calf styles, pull-ons, zippers. Vinyls, these quilted or fleece long robes . . . some for ICeOaim imo passed away, January TORON’TO — Some North uu. Shao-chi. But it also con- middle and primary schcols 34.Hr. iBomer Bervloe lounging . . . others fo r “ hostessing” . , . 12, 1960. • BOY'S • G IRL'S jeans, straight-legs, flares. Every size from 5 crinkle patents. Some waterproof boots in­ VANCOUVER, B,C, — Stanley Woods sportsmen use a home- demned Liu’s “ilk,” a refer- had 30 per cent more pupils in Cooptrariv* Oil Co. nylons, cottons, blends. Prints! Solids! SJd,L. ShSe^heiiH w® Park, a 970-acre forest only made insect repellent that ence vdilch Western experts 1971 than in 1965, the year be- • INFANT • TODDLER to 20! sportswear, downtown and Parka^e. cluded. shoe and boot Shop, downtown. 10-18. lingerie, downtown and Parkade. Luse Thou pt in^lteiy perfect, minutes from the center of Van- blends onions, peppers and read as a codeword for lin. fore toe cultural revolution be- 316 Broad 8t., Manobester ft)r iSe*?ove |rf*The^'our u5y couver, is beUeved the largest garlic into a thick paste, which These analysts see the recent gan. It said progress was being USE YOUR CASUAL VILLAGE & MASTER CHARGE PHONB 6U-1S6S enwtwU Suc^r pniy for him. natural park in any city in is applied liberally to face and 'antldeviationist cheer-leading made toward universal primary Your pal, Vic. North America. neck. as particularly significant since education.

I MANCHESTER EVENtNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEPNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 PAGE SEVEN d i x MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 N_------pends to each section trans­ key figures; Hanhlb^ the Car­ the West could find consolation whom ail of us would be too granted so that John P. Cboom, leased, remarkaUy, by the lations from ancient writings thaginian, the greatest single only In hls vision of “The Caty prone to say amen; “As if the Tolland County Superior Court 2S, an inmate at Soniers, may safne pubUsher within a year. Says ‘White Devils’ Supply the Cum |oday'S FUNNY Earned Irish Poet, Colum, antagonist Rome ever faced; of God.’’ Iniquity of tile governors were F U E L O H . appeal a jury verdict in connec­ With the Romans, Sti(ff usea giving vivid descriptions of Julius Caesar, who led the Starr thinks It presumptuous not enough, every mTM;Tilnn nnrf ccame a m e loto mthe e Unitedu n iie a oStates, ia ie s , In Children of Odin, and taverns, sleeping habits ' *•»« STOMS Of fASHIOM- Tri-City Plaza, Vernon . . . shop tonight, Thurs, & Fri. to 9 Elijah Muhammad, national devoted Black Muslim leader, charged Self-Haters,” indicated concern said was the result of being hit » pistol and car be- p ^ b l y c ^ " c ^ t l^ The ^^4. He was an editor of the Colum, who was and diets, rivers and highways, about confrontations that pit with a steel pipe as he stood iMiging to the family of one of •, *«*"**,_ ... . literarv masrazine Forum for friend cf James Joyce, wrote a cities and vUlages, and ihany that “ white devils furnish the Tfxlor't FU N N Y will poy $1.00 for the youths and then bnAe into panel from which the defenders a preriden^ of volume of recollecUons with his black against black. toch originol "funny" uf*o. ^ n dI gogt in front of Grant’s RockViUe are chosqn is used up and an- J ^ a rs “ a a pre^^^ tilings 'more. What It all adds crazy savage black brother cf ______^...... the Mansfield home of Harold wife entitled “ Our Friend the Muslims with deadly weap­ “ How terrible that he cannot fa; Todoy'i FUNNY, 1200 W ait Third store Jan. 2, about 5 p.m. He other, attorney will be asked to th® up to is some interesting re­ St., CImland, Ohio 44113. Both he and Ws wife taught James Joyce.” ons with which to kill his Black reach hls savage black broth­ Identified Zlemba as oiw of six H. Gaylor, taking two rifles and serve. portage, countless sldeUghts, comparative literature at Co- , funeral will be heM f(at- Muslim brother." er,” Muhammad wrote. youths VWio attacked him. The ^ hand gun. and nothing very origbial, wound required several sOtchej- according to Vanleeu- tumbla University and In 1963 urday at St. Patrlck’s Cath- Writing in the current issue The Muslim leader did not in­ author does best at glogg wen’s guilty plea, they entered Colum was named to the Amer- edrnl In New York City. Ool- ci '■'Muhammad Speaks, a dicate who the “ self-haters” etKdght'' reportage; when ft- The other two charges were Tour of London loan'Academy cf Arts and Let um’s body will be flown to Dub­ comes'' to analysis. Inter­ vyeekly Muslim news publica- might be. But a source clcse to Nixon To Report lin for burial beside his wife. ticn, Muhammad called for the fringe of the closed-month brought after Zlemba and two “ *® attendant tors. pretation, and social or histori­ other youths, Steven Secore, 17. the guns, severely To Be Explained Cclum died Tuesday night at black “self-haters” to stop the Muslim) natimi said Muhammad State of Union cal context, he is not especially of 162 South St. RockvUle, and took the cash „ , _ a convalescent home here. lllumiiiaUhg. infighting “ before it is probab^ meant dissident Mus­ C a rles Gllberij ot 42 E. j,ad been a patient late.” The article was written THURMONT, Md. (AP) — »a JU.C.U.Wjuvenile axxwB allegedly y slapped and *"®?®^ jjgjQ, ^ Roberts, She Proved That Oomintndably enough, he dis­ lims as weHl as non-Muslim 19, of En,- Wellln^on R ^ . a repwMr.ta- since the summer of 1970 when ]Pm m before the shootout. President Nbcon, after working punched Dana Burgess 18, of avows broad gfeneralisatlons blacks. field .was given a one year sus- ^5®®^ Tours, win at- j,g suffered a poralyzin.g stroke GLEARANGE1 aboGt; {“national character,” . Baton Rouge officials ■ have a stu- Paper Is Better • Corbins Corner, West Hartford • Manchester Parkade • Tri-City Piaza, Vernon • Downtown New Britain • Bristol Plaza • New London Mali The source said reports have far Into the nigbt on his State dent at Mansfield Ellington, Tralniiig sentence with probaUon tend the Women’s Club of Man- ^hlle visiting longtime friends. blamed infighting among Blhck though the i>olnt of the book, circulated through the black of the Union address, is spend- years by Judge Paul J. Chester meeting Jan. 24 at 8 Hg ^ad flnlriied about half hls PORTLAND, Ore, (AP) one supposes, is that there’s Muslims for the shootout Mon­ p.m. at Second Congregational memoirs commuiUty t ^ t have seclusion at hls Tliey allegedly took $2 frem DrlscoU oh a charge ot breakirg Disposable ptestic utensils have sooiethiag distinctive about the day in which two white deputy and entering with criminal in- Church to brief the group on a colum, who was bom in 3-PIECE PANT SUITS shot Muslims David retreat. Burgess and threatened a worse been banned from Portland (Jarmans. sheriffs and two young black number of cities. tent after pleading guUty to a club-spor.iored trip to London Longford, Ireland, once Wrote Jr. and misses’ sizes, reg. Nixon flew by helicopter to beating if he re] schocl cafeterias after a protest- And some Schalk general­ men were killed. u. ATOs jnto the Gas Town station scheduled for March 16 to 24. fj,g^ j,g g^ew up "where waifs, $75 to $90 $ 4 2 to 4 9 JM the Catoctin Mountain com­ aUegedly to(dt i^ c e in Central frem a high schocl pupil who isations^ are precarious. He Batcn Rouge Mayor W. W. on Rt. 83 in Somers. . Transportation will be pro- strays and tramps cenvregated misses’ andi juniors’ Dumas said Tuesday that the pound Tuesday aftemcon, bad Park around 3 :80 on the after­ complained the utensils weren’t speaks/Of a oUmate-ccndltloned LEATHER and SUEDE Steven Parmelee, 28, of Sims-, vided by coach to the Boston and was entertained by the disposable enough. shcotcut might have been delib­ Snowmobile Ban dinner alone and, according to noon of July 31. "gloom ” In the German tem­ our entire stock of JACKETS and COA’TS bury was charged with viola­ Airport. The tour will feature irossip and history cf old men Ann Bishop, a student mem­ erately provoked by Muslims aides, worked until nearly mid­ Again on Aug. 20, Zlemba and perament, Mdilch Is pretty ques­ Limited group Jr. & m isses’ hetter winter tion of probation and Is being sightseeing around London, and and old wrmen who were sur- ber of one of three area afivlso- trying to overthrew Muham­ Near in France night In the study of the rustic tionable, and lists' Goethe sizes, reg. to $240 ^ companl^ all^^y ^eid under $2,000 bond with to Windsor, Hampton Court, -vivals from an Irfeland that had ry boards to the Portlahd among ithp great writers of mad. Aspin cottage where a crack- loungewear & robes (AP) — France ^ ®“ ® continued one week to' ob- Canterbury and Rye. A repre- disappeared.” school board, contended In a gloomy bent—which Is even $SOto$l5$JN» "This Elijah Muhammad, PARIS Is ling fire warded off the chill b ^ LSD from them, fer $6. He was given a wheever he is, better watch cut preparing to slap a complete winter night. sentaUve of NaUonal Tours will He held a railroad jr-b briefly letter to the board that the more doubtful. PA N T COA’TS whl<* was all the money Bur- suspended 90-day sentence and attend the group in London. and at the a«re of 20 he moved plastic utensils x+ould not rot or -And citing an Incident of a coats for these pecple,” Dumas said. ban on snowmobUes for person- Aides had rexx>rted earlier Jr. and misses’ sizes, reg. gesshad. probation for two years Nov. 12 The event is open to inembers to Dublin, where he began writ- bum and might b e ' a solid In Baton Rouge, authoriUes , Nlxrn was in the third suicide exhorted to jump by a $40 to $60 $ 2 0 to 42.90 aumonura because of the noise they ^ aiatp «f the Tini/w, Zlemba elected trial by jury on a charge of possession of c

ment goes, a state will wind up having as- chancellor commander . of been set for toe morning of Jan. Drug Center Linne Lodge, a n d Raymond Coventry 16. $40 mlllion-a-yeor training pro­ iiattrljwtpr its own legal system of gambling plus a eWEficers New Program Political Parade Open Forum The Drug Advisory Center, Biblsl of Middletown was in­ On Jan. 22, Mrs. Fowler 'will gram to teach skills useful on substantial residue of illegal gambling' 88 Park S t, is open Monday stalled as chancellor command­ be at the Town Hall from 9:80 For Indians or near reservations. Addltlon- lEuptiing l|prdi Protest Editorial through Saturday from noon Installed er of Memorial Lodge. Bibisi Enrollment Sessions Set to 11 a.m. to talk -with residents ally, toe BIA says, it is asking which covers those areas in which the By DAVID S. BRODER all reservations to draw up The Washington Post To the Editor, m to 10 p.m. succeeds Charies Edgerly Jr. who have questions or problems WASHINGTON (AP) — Re­ PUBLISHED BY THE state is not competing. The offlcera were installed by relating to roads, landfill, town long-term development plans. MANCHESTER PUBLISHINO CO. As President of the Manches­ A telephone backup service versing a 16-year program of 13 Blssell Street There has now been a report from By Pythians Gerald Chappell, d^mty grand For Uhaffiliated Voters property, or suggestions toat By May 11, reservations will Manchester, Conn. ter Property Owners Associa­ Is available when the cw ter WASHING’TON—A’fte'r an ab­ unlimited ability to raise money, tion, Inc. I am very much op­ chancellor. The Registrars of voters will through party membership can would ^hke to bring^to Oie training Indians how to work in be chosen for funding of “reser­ BURL LYONS New York’s State Commission of Investi­ sence from presidential politics N eigh bor Is closed. Memorial Temple, Pythian vation acceleration programs.” Publisher their skills in personal cahn- posed to your editorial noted Other Linne Lodge officem hold an enrollment session on a voter fully and effectively attention “ of'* ““the council ” and toq nation’s cities, toe govern­ Founded October 1, 1881 gation which Seems to buttress the of many generations, not one For drug advisory informa­ Sisters, and Linne Lodge and paignlng and their mastery, of Friday Jan. 7, 1972 in which you installed are Donald McPherson, Friday from noon to 8 p.m. in realize toe electoral privilege town manager. ment says it ■will start teaching BIA Commissioner Louis R. but two big-city mayors have tion, caU 648-2018. Memorial Lodge, Khighto of Published Every Evening Except Sundays counter-argument. It finds thati in the the television medium. Both labeled, the M.P.O.A. as the vice chancellor; Harold Mo- both of Ooventiy’s voting dls- by participating in toe selection If the m atings prove success­ Bruce calls toe new program and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at turned up running for the Dem­ have received the accolade of iPythlab, Installed officers last them how to be productive on “the most comprehensive ever Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mall climate established by the state’s own Shadow Board. The name as it Burl Lyonsy Publisher dean, prelate; Carl Gustafson,, tricts. of candidates for election to re- ful, Mrs. Fowler said she ■will ocratic presidential nomination being ^vlted to “host” their night in ceremonies at Odd Fel­ schedule one each month. the reservation. devised in the BIA to assist Matter. applies, is not as disturbing as lows Hall. master of woCk; Gustave Gull, Any unaffiliated 'voter who spmisible positimis in govern­ operation of so much legal gamtibling in 1972. The Democrats, some­ own home-town TV talk shows. , Young OOP MeetlAg ’The Bureau of Indian Affairs American Indians toward self- SUBSCRIPTION RATES the facts ydUiln. The people who Mrs. Blanche Lecujier of 18 secretary; Edward Noren, fi­ wishes to become eligible to ment. Payable In Advance how, don’t seem delighted at Both 'Lindsay and Yorty took Police Log Dr. Donald C. Hardy, super­ planned to announce t INC local news published here. evidence it had collected had a direct If Yorty feels a freeze, he The main purpiose of these meet­ We’re reminded of the interview with the old-timer ning on a warrant, held in lieu ■will be at the Porter Library, SHOWROOM FOR EARLY All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ By strange coincidence, both Other officers installed ore Chappell, secretary; Thomas district to Gertrude Haven, Re­ ing. AMERICAN NEW ENGLAND patches herein are also reserved. bearing on a continuing question being should ask New York Mayor ings cn the first Tuesday of the during which there was the comment that he must have of $600 bond, scheduled for Rt. 44A. publican and Rltva Wisenall, men appeared to be on the M**- Annie Connolly, excellent RoUason, financial secretary; WOOL BRAIDED RUGS J(rfm V. Lindsay about the wel­ verge of final pollUcal defeat in ntonth is to give the public an seen a lot of changes in his lifetime to which toe old-timer court in Manchester tomorrow. Mm. AUce Newman, ex­ Voters who are already en- Democrat. The Manchester Publishing Company as­ debated in New York between advocates opportunity to speak on items George Magnuson Sr.,"'' treas­ Manchester Evening Herald sumes no financial responsibility for tyiM>- come he got from his fellow 1969. Yorty trailed Negro Coun­ replied; cellent junior; Mrs. Lillian roUed Jn a party and \riio wish Change of Hours' Coventry correspondent Holly graphical errors appearing in advertis- of all-out enforcement of g;ambllng laws urer; Robert Hill, master-at- democrats when ' he announced cilman Tom Bradley in the first on toe agenda which we did. "Yep, and I’ve been ’agin all of ’em.” ACCIDENTS Smitn, manager of toe Temple; to transfer affiliation to anoth­ Council'woman Rose Fowler, Oantner, Tel. 742-8795. T s a t ments and other reading matter In The There were also comments • • * * • Aisummons charging him with arms; Joseito Therriault, inner Manchester Evening Herald. and those who would eliminate the ques­ his candidacy last week. It was round of the Los Angeles mayor­ Mm. Annie Alley, secretary; guard; and Alexander Zlotnlck, er party may also do so at this the council’s public works ’ev. protector; After toe ceremonies, refresh­ there is a six-month waiting pe­ changed toe date of her ’Shuffleboard Banned ^WAU.TO W AU BRDAOLOOM C A R K Tiy^ ^ Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. ble kinds of gambling legsil and there­ people may cast their ballots this presidential year there was issued to Edward Kehoe, __...... asAMtfMANCHISTIR the No. 1 and No. 3 cities are mary. But both men put to­ It would be a sad day if the and Mrs. Marlon Keegan, ments were served. riod from the tone (tf affiliation scheduled Town Hall hours HARTFORD — Shuffle- 311 MAIN ST , MANCHIStlR Publishers .Representatives — Mathews, was toe unified thought that many of those voting for toe 32, of 240 Spruce St., after an (NIAK MIDDLI TNM (f.)' Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency fore under direct control by the state it­ for real—and they’ll be swiping gether new coadltions for the • people who pay toe bills were gruard. before being eligible to partici­ from Jan. 16 to Jan. 22. board was one of several forms ACSOSS FROM ARMORK —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. first time will ballot for the same choice of their parents. votes in the primaries from men runoffs and managed to squeak not allowed to comment on the accident last night at 7:48 on Paul Jesanis of 259 Fern St. pate in a caucus or a primary. She explained that toe rea son cf games specifically pntfiibltedJ 646-2130 self. “Parents have shaped our thinking to a great ejftent Lewis St. near Spring St., in­ Life expectancy in Uganda is MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ who think the Senate is the only through. use of toeir money and toe de­ was InstaUed for his third term about 40 years. Tlte four town registrars re­ for the switch is because steer- by toe Connecticut “blue law s"’ TIONS. “The time has come,’’ the . Commis­ proper breeding-ground for since birth. Some of the things we can’t shake off,” com­ volving his auto. Police gave Both men are characterized cisions of toeir elected officials. mind residents that only ing committee meeting hasof 1650. D ^ la y advertising closing hours sion said, “for our public (^ cla ls to re­ presidential candidacies. I resent the fact as statea that mented toe teen-ager. no further details on toe acci­ For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday by their home-town critics as We are surprised though by a number of polls udilch view and to meet this problem head-on.” Nor can Yorty and Lindsay the whole meeting was taken dent. Kehoe was treated at Man­ For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. look to each other for comrade­ prize phonies, as showmen and show young people to be conservative by nature. However, aaaaBBai For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. up by toe four members of the chester Memorial Hospital for a For Thursday—I p.m. Tuesday. It did not, as we have observed, give ship in their shared exile from inveterate travelers who have we have never read a definition of either conservative or facial laceration, and was re­ Shadow Board almost to the For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday. the club. ’’They despise each never buckled down to the hard liberal that we could completely buy. leased fok* a court appeardnee Classified deadline 4:30 n.m. day its own answer. What it has done, it point of trespass. May I point betorc publication 4:30 Friday for other, even though they iriay work of governing a metropolis. ♦ * * * • would seem, is dispose of any fancy Jan. 81. Saturday and Monday publication. hav6 more in common than Both claim to be badly misun­ out that no one spoke on many 'There have been Some rumblings that members of that making some gsunbling legal auto­ either finds it comfortable to derstood. of toe issues during toe public Congress feel they are entitled to another pay increOM. On Oakland St. near lillian Wednesday, January 12 hearings. I-may also point out matically drives the rest into retirement. concede. Yorty insists that despite toe U.S. News and World Report says toe salary hike will St., this morning at 12:46 a car Both men, to put it politely, Watts riot and toe intimations that this was the first meeting I be by-passed in 1972 because it is an election year but driven by Patricia A. Hatoaway of racism in.his campaign had attened. Hie way to elect­ The Promise Of Instant Peace have worn their party loyalties watch out fbr ’73. ’They are talking about a pay hike ot Venum left toe road and lightly. Yorty is a lifelong Dem­ against Bradley, he is a liberal ed office is not obtained by from $42,600 to $60,000 per year. struck a chain link fence. It is to be noted that the two gentle­ The Ultimate Suspeet ocrat, who wrote a pcutlcularly who has integrated city hall and past membership in t h e One will have to assume, of course, toat we won’t opened new opportunities to M.P.O.A. but the boa^ of the men who can now be labeled the leading We noticed one Washington columnist, ■vicious tract attacking J(dm F. still be in a wage-price freeze by that time. On W. Middle T^ke. near toe Kennedy in the 1960 election and Los Angeles’ minorities. association work very hard and ***** Wilbur Cross raidiway this contenders for the Democratic presi­ the other day, working himself into a has since been on cozy terms Lindsay says that despite his long for the interest of toe tax We received a call from a concerned reader asking^ morning at 6:26, an auto driven dential nomination have quickly agreed hig^ dudgeon over the obvious presence, with Richard M. Nixon and the reputation as a tax-hiking blue- payers of Manchester and offer if we are using smaller type in our news columns. We by George R. Taylor of 27 blood kept in office by toe to assist, not hinder, toe of­ on one thing both are going to say to right inside the 'White House circle, of Republican fat-cats of Califor­ aren’t but we are experiencing some mechanical problems Flonence St. skidded onto the nia. votes of blacks, he is really toe ficials. elected or not at toe town at times ■which might make reading more difficult. Our esplanade and struck a highway the American people. some individual who has been sailing Lindsay was, until his conver­ friend of toe hard-pressed work­ of Manchester. We see things future goal Is to use a larger type which we hope iWll B i^ . For both of them, a number one issue “close to the inward edge- of treason” sion last August, a lifetime Re­ ing-man and toe families In toe out o t toe eyes of a taxjiayer, noake it easier for y^ou to read The Herald. publican of almost endlessly and 100% how it will effect toe is to end the war in Vietnam now, in- by releasing secret papers to Columnist neighborhood. And we also appreciate her final comment; Thanks A vehicle which left toe scene flexible partisanship, righteous­ There are, of course, enorm­ taxpayer, we have no political for toe cookbook. damaged an auto driven at stantiy, without more ado, and without Jack Anderson. ly repudiating Barry Goldwa- ous differences in toe two men ties. I therefore feel that a pub­ ***** Center and W. Center Sta., last qualification. They would end it on the We ourselves have questioned the ter’s candidacy . in 1964 but —starting with toe fact that lic apology be made to toe four In' response to an inquiry about whether we should night at il , by Matthew J . Hig­ amiably seccmding Spiro Ag- land and the sea and in the air. right of whoever leaks such documents Lindsay might well stumble so called members of the refer to a lady as Mrs. John Doe, Jane Doe or simply gins of Bast Hartford, accoM- new’s nomination in 1968. over Yorty without knowing he Shadow Board who as private use the ini'tlals Ms, there is general agreement amcmg toe Ing to police. We do not deny their right to camx>8dgn and whoe'ver decides to print them to Both men like to portray was there. The Los Angeles may­ citizens found It necessary to letters and postcai^ that we should never mind toe Mr,, with such promises. Richard Nixon, as a play god ■with things which have been themselves as men of high prin- or Is a reflexive Red hunter, an speak out about issues that af­ Mrs. or udiatever. Yesterday evening at 6 on toe ^ciple, apostles of independence matter of fact, campaigned with a simi­ designated national secrets. unreconstructed hawk on Viet­ fect toe taxpayers of Manches­ “Everyone should be treated equally and a person entrance ramp 98 to toe Wilbur and friends of the little folks. nam and a self-proclaimed ter. should use his or her name with pride.” C r o s s Highway, eastbound, a lar promise in 1968, and, while he was But £dl of us who may find ourselves Both men’s real political tal­ friend of toe cops. The New Sincerely, We’ll study toe comments further before reaching rear-end collision- Involved cars getting hinibelf elected President, was concerned, to one degree or another, by ents seem to consist of their Yorker is a civil libertarian, an Charles Pillard, Pres. any firm decision. driven by Ursula D. Palka of * * • • • not in the least averse to having people the apparent ease with which .these top early oppenent of toe war and M.P.O.A. Hartford, and Arthur L. HERE IT IS! an apostle of military cutbacks. While many a breadwinner is struggling to pay his hompson of Rockville. get the impression he would have some secret proceedings have been pushed out Editor’s Note: The title shad­ Lindsay has been in toe fore­ ow board” was by no means In­ taxes and make ends meet, the first big task for toe new kind of magic, instant cure for the war to the public should admonish ourselves Poet’s Com er front of toe nationwide mayors’ tended for toe M.P.O.A. but is secretary general of toe United Nations is also finanoisd. *. OOMFLAINTS in Vietnam. to some slight degree of caution. lobby seeking additional federal rather a standing and somewhat Article 19 provides toat any member two years behind i lo s t night Box 125 at Golway Once Again Our funds for urban problems: in dues loses- its voting rights except in clear hardriiip and N. School Sts. was falsely What we do question, most seriously, ’There were only some 60 people in Walking With Ood affectionate nomenclature for God walks with me every day. , Yorty, who was nowhere to be that revlovlng group of citizens cases. So far the UN has neglected to enforce this basic activated. Police said they have is the possibility that, if Messrs. Muskle White House circles who could have He walks 'with me all the way, seen on that one, has been hob­ who, over the years, have kept provisian. The idea that the United States, having under­ some evidence It was pulled by Very Special and Humphrey ’were in office today; in seen to it that Anderson got the papers. I 'will not fear what happens to­ nobbing with our Asian client- toe elected Board of Directors taken nearly one-third of toe expenses of toe UN ■would a young male and' are pressing make up any deficit tf prodded, is clearly out of toe the midst of that instant now of theirs, All of them, then, occupy posts of high morrow dictators and talking sympathet­ 'such faithful company, some- an Investigation. BV>r I know He walks with me. ically of toeir needs. tlnies to toe benefit, sometimes question. they would carry out what they them­ national responsibility. Given toe political climate of to toe delay, of town business. It doesn’t make sense for the United Statea to pay Over'$209 in bills Was stolen O ffer selves seem to say they would. It might not be totally wise to forget He is my pilot o’er life’s trou­ 1972, Lindsay is likely to be more than twice as much as Soviet Russia which has from <'hit' -Unattond^ c a a h' used the veto 108 times to bar actions it didn’t approve. We feel certain that, if either Muskie that Anderson has said that, if the bled sea; more of a factor in thelDemo- Praises Program reglstor'juat before cloallig yes­ He will lead me safely all the cratlo race than Yorty. But the Some little nations that wield so much voting power terday dvehhig at toe Thom Mc- or Humphrey were in the White House identity of his source were to be reveal­ way. mere fact that, after years of To toe Editor, in the General Assembly shouldn’t be allowed to vote Ann Shoe Store on Main St. today, his instant now would somehow ed, everybody would be surprised at No matter what comes barrenness, toe city halls have Consistent irito its usual pro­ while in arrears no matter how much they plead they TOUR CHOICE gressive attitude, under toe di­ cannot afford to pay. The odds are they'll pay in order tf be transformed into some conditional how high a source it is. Nothing can harm me now produced two such unlikely Polka say toe Wash and Clean For my heavenly Father leads presidential contenders as these rection of Dr. Lowe, Manches­ to vote. Laundry at 6S0 E . Middle Tjske. It would seem unbelievable, that with ***** kind of tomorrow, and that his actual my way. tells something about the sur- ter Community College has es­ was broken into last night. It schedule for American withdrawal from such a small list of potential suspects, „ realistic character of contem­ tablished a Portuguese-Braidllan It seems obvious sky marshals aren't toe answer to was hot determined if anything preventing skyjackings these days. There are some 1,600 SOFA AND Vietnam might not differ very much the identity of the culprit could not, so«i- Day and nlgdit He walks over porary politics. ■' Studies Program spurred on by was missing. me, toe energetic direction of Mr. sky nmrshals “riding shotgun” on some of toe country’s er or later, be determined. from the timetable President NIxmi has Keeps me from all danger and James Slade. Manchester will 14,000 flights a day but n<^ once has a skyjacking been A car stitfen Mionday night been following and will try to project If, therefore, the mystery continues to harm, thus be represented at UConn’s prevented. While there is a'decline in such activity, the from in front of 86 Cooper S t, 2 CHAIRS into the future. President Nixon is ob­ go unsolved, the conclusion might have I will not be afraid A Thought for Today national symposium in April. At credit goes chiefly to ground screening of boarding wtw recovered after It struck a that time Connecticut will host passengers. parked car last night on Bank to be that it involves someone so high For around me and about me viously trying to get to the moment Are my Father’s everlasting Sponsored by toa Manchester laiso-Brazillan scholars from At any rate the Office of Management and Budget St, near West St The operator Council of Churches when he feels that we can let go with­ disclosure of his identity is Itself con­ arms. universities across toe country Is considering cutting the $87 million annual budget for the of the stolen auto fled,. leav­ B3 9 9 . out either having our own last arm cut sidered impossible, ns an intolerable in commemoration of toe 400th sky marshal program by about one third in toe fiscal ing the car at the acene of toe He will never leave me or for­ ProveriM 8:1-7, 11, 12 anniversary of the Portuguese year beginning July 1. accident. off or having the people we have per­ blow to national security. sake me; Ood did not promise us a rose national epic “'The Luslads” by The thinking is that none of the sky marshEds would suaded to keep on fighting all these Do you, gentle reader, following our He ■will stay with me all the garden, even as toe popular Luis de Camoens. lose their jobs. They’ll be reassigned to serve in the Monday night vandals set fire Sef»rately:. years suddenly abandoned to military logic, begin to gUmpse the nocturnal way, song says of Its characters. In Connecticut, toe Associa­ airport boarding security system or be absorbed into the to A chaise lounge at a home I trust Him and believe Him What he did promise was to be tion for Portuguese and BrazlI- Customs Bureau. at ^ TtoUand T^ke., but toe defeat by our departure. We do not be­ shadow of the ultlmave suspect? If you ***** >■ Every moment of the day. with us through thick and thin. iEin Cultures is pressing for blaze ■WMit out without setting Any Sofa Reg. $273. NOW $ 219. lieve that either Muskie or Humphrey do, keep quiet about it, like us. Rev. James Birdsall greater focus on toe teaching of These days might be referred to as Herald Days at the house afire, police said. Po­ knows finythlng more than the President When this earthly life is ended St. Peters Episcopal Portuguese language and cult­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hal Turkington, Tom lice -gave no motive for the Any Chair Reg. $ 134, NOW $ 109. And the shadows flee away, ' South Windsor Ferguson and daughter Laurie are among those occupying act; and said nothing was stol­ does, or could devise anything either PS On The Bombs ure. Hartford seems to be going He will carry me safely in toe direction of Waterbury’s beds at Manchester’s finest. We have always bemi a little en'from toe home. cleverer or more honest than the Presi­ In discussing the new American bomb­ Tto my home not far away. bilingual program. "All .this in­ reluctant to give publicity to such situatiens because toe Any Love Seat iReg. $ 196. NOW $ I59i. dent can, which would bring us more ing trffensive against North Vietnam we Hazel QUbert Herald dicates that toe voices of Portu­ hoi^tal is a place of rest. However, we’re certain friends overlooked one of the rniore singular guese-speaking people in Con­ and neighbors of toe community join us in wishing that swiftly to the point of safe and honor­ Yesterdays our Herald people get well real soon. . Curses Saved points made about this offensive by Sec­ necticut are reaching toe ears ***** able departure. retary of Defense Melvin LAlrd. He list­ Current Quotes of toe various Boards of Edu­ By TV o W omen It is obvious, on the on^ hand, that ed a number of recent enemy actions 25 Years Ago cation. Another observation from this newcomer: SAVE $142. ON which he alleged were in violation of the These stirrings in Manchester, Our congratulations to Southern New England Tele­ ’Two, apparently unrelated President Nixon, in addition to his re­ “The minds and hearts of ’This 'was a Sunday; The Her­ phone for carrying toe telephone number prior to toe 1968 understanding under which Lyndon men may be beyond toe pur- Hartford, Waterbury and other purae-snatchlngs within min­ sponsibility in office, has a natural in­ ald did not publish. name in toe directory. Other teleitoone companies Should Johnson halted the bombing of the north­ ■view o t this or any court; per­ parts of toe state are a reflec­ utes (tf each other yesterday af- 3 PIECES. follow toe same pattern. ( stinct to tailor events, if he can, into a ern part of Vietnam. haps these who cling to in­ 10 Years Ago tion of too national scene to temioon failed when- toe ■victims pattern which would assist in his own One of those so-called 'violatUms, ac­ fantile and ultimately self-de- some extent. . .The result Of refesed to tot go of toeir bags, aoc^grdlng to police. cording to Mr. Laifd, is that “in the struotlve notions of toeir racial George Bingham is re-elected years of toe understudying of world. The catalysts of intensi­ Dr. Lowe, Mr. Slade, Mrs. Three of the^est selling groups: reelectlon next Nov, 7. Because of Ws month of December more U.8. planes Jane Llplnski, 18, of 91 Battis­ superiority cannot be forced to president of Local 991 State, Portuguese in U.S. schools'has fying cultural and economic re­ Diane Hutchison and all ^ose responsibility, he may be limited in how have been attacked by North Vietnam ta Dr. won her struggle on maturity.' But the 6th and 14th County and Muncipel Employes been Congressional action in toe lations with Brazil and the ten­ responsible for this program are ★ EAftLY AMERICAN he. can promise, in advance, to do vdiat than in any month since I have been Sec­ amendments do require that Union, AFLCIO. form of NDEA funds. We are be­ acity of the Portuguese people Sprucq St,, norto cf Wells St., to be commended for being in at alxMt 2:46. ’The assailant, retary of Defense.” such individuals not be given John Bowen, former irice- ginning to feel toe effects of the in Connecticut have borne fruit the vangard of this long-overdue ★ TRADITIONAL he hopes to do. Bead like that out of context one who fled down 6 cIkx>1 6t., waa solace in their delusions by 'the chairman of GOP town commit­ neglect of a language spoken in the birth of programs such as educational endeavor. The outside candidates, on the other might almost think Mr. Laird was talk­ government.” —A three-judge tee, heads Manchester Citizens described as a white male by over one hundred million those at UConn and Manchester Respectfully, ★ CONTEMPORARY ing about North Vietnam planes flying federal panel ruling that frater­ for John Alsop Club. ab(3ut 1^ years old, with kng hand, are not restricted from promising, people on every continent of the Community College. Raymond R. Shea into fiouth Vietnam and attacking nal organizations are not en­ dark hair. in advance, more than anybody could American planes on their home territo­ titled to tax breaks if they ex­ The second incident occurred Cho6se from these three basic styles and live possibly hope to do. ry. clude hbnvdiites. 10 minutea. later on E. Center The American people will have to Of course It lim’t quite like that. These St., between Brookfield and in comfort, as well as fine styling. Enhance your enemy “attsMsks” on American planes Benton Sts. Capt. Joseph Sartor make their own choice between mixtures “We must take out toe dan­ Bill Whitaker living room, or you can even use these beautiful did not happen in or over South Vietnam ger _ and leave in the pleas­ said this morning' he feels toe of promise before possible performance and engaged in dropping bonbs on tar­ ure.'”—Dr. Glo Gorl, a federal two aire not connected, Mra. pieces for that special den or family room. and performance plus possible promise, gets in North Vietnam Itself. There seem researcher who says a safe Edith Harvis of 889 Main St. to have been a few instances where cigarette can be devised. would not let her cloth shopping Each of these beautiful pieces have many as voting time nears. North Vietnam planes flew over Laos in bag out of her grasp and was their “attacks” on American planes. “If they did check my bank dragged several feet before choices of exciting and colorful fabrics. The ’There is no allegation yet that we know account, I don’t see how they IMSIDB-'niB tola thief fled. He was also da- of any North Vietnam planes taking of­ could have justified making scribed a s white, about 18, and colors alone will excite you. These groupings Illegal Gambling Persists with long dark hair. This de­ fensive action against American planes those transactions for me. It’s ♦ ♦ also offer Richlux seat cushions, select lciln>dried Naturally, since other states have had elsewhere than over North Vietnam or hdrd to believe they did any scription varied from that of the distinction of pioneering in the field Laos. checking, at all.”—Abraham H. '*T IM m e MRBCTOR toe assailant on Spruce St. hardwood frames . . . lined kick pleat skirts on Is it an “attack” when one idwots at a ’Treff, a college student who The detective bureau offered of offering legalized gambling to their hostile plane flying over one’s own terri­ says he got six brokerage no comment on toe succesaful the Traditional grouping . . . arm caps included. citizens, their experience provides fre­ tory? Would Americans be “attacking” houses to buy $200,000 worth of defense by toe two ladles. quent footnotes to what we in Connecti­ a Russian plane which started dropping stock in his name without his The matching loveseat is available to you in bdmbs Sh American soil? ever putting up a penny in cut may look forward to. Eoumenieal Locale each style. The nice part of this buy is that Th call an act of self-defense of that cash. % One of the arguments advanced in kind an “attack” is a ridiculous distor­ GARRISON, N.Y. (AP) — An each piece may be purchased separately. favor of Connecticut’s entrance i i ^ the tion of language. To content that it is a ‘"This is not a sham or a ecumMikal religious commu­ violation of the terms of any underrtand- joke. We Intend to treat Super­ nity ia being Mt up hero by an g;ambling business hsis, for instance, ing is absurd. Not even Lyndon Johnson man in the proper per­ Instltuta of toe SVanclscan Great Savings are here, on every, floor, in every held that the best way to chase the ever dreamed of exjiecUng the North spective.” — Bob Westerfleld Friars of the Atonement. The aisle, your choice in home furnishings. crime element out of the gambling Vietnamese to sit still and do nothing in who, along with toe Chamber of institute will provide initial guidance, but leave decisions return while he bombed them. Commerce, plans a citywide Shop early for the best values and selections rackets is to make gambling legal and At the latest count we have seen that promotion of Superman in an about the life of the new com­ respectable with the state, ’instead of eight American aircraft failed to return effort to put Metropolis, III., on munity to those Joining it, In- during Watkins SEMI-ANNUAL SALE. oludli^ both Protestants and otganized crime, managing it. from these missions. It is a monstrous the map. Roman Catoolics. There has been a counter-argument, Injustice to those who failed to come back and to all w ho risked lives or free­ “You hear talk about people "We do not feel that we can which has claimed that, in order to dom in this offensive to put their con­ working hard 18 to 20 hours a do more than pdnt too way at drive crime out of the gambling busi­ duct in such a dishonest context. ’This Is day. I think that’s bunk. I ’ve tola tone,” aays the Rev. Ralph 935 Main St., Manchester - Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Tuesday thru Saturday - Thursday and Friday Nights till 9 P.M. one of the biggest air offensives of the never known anybody who Thomas, director of toe Friars’ ness, a state would have to offer every whole Vietnam war. ’Those engaged In could work toat long—11 to 12 Ecumenical Institute. "The Closed Mondays - Telephone 643-5171 - Terms Available kind of gambling, and every convenltmce it deserve at the least an honest and con­ hours a day is about all a hu­ questions (tf Inter-communion, for it, that the underworld could possi­ vincing explanation for it. Whet we have man being can handle,*’—S ec-. apoatolate and style of Hie will had so. far is neither. — CHRIS’ITAN retery of State Wllllcun P. Ro­ be. woHted out by toe individ­ bly offer. Otherwise, this counter-argu­ SCIENCE MONITOR. gers. uals who ^oln toe group.”

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"In many ways, 8:55 (40) New* (C) SUITS that young girl he’s , married to 7:00 (8) What In the World (C) The reason for the bribery Washington is Still a small now. He’s never been listed (8) Truth or Coneeqnence* ( 0 ) attempts lies within the green, tcwn,” she said. "I ’ve known It (18) Dick Van Dyke VERY FAMOUS MAK£R again." (Mrs. Shaw’s, records (33^) New* — Sport* and suede-Ilke covers of a two- since it was very small. There selling elsewhere] note that Justice Douglas was Weather (C> JR.-MISSES SAMPLE DRESSES pound, square volume. It’s call­ was a time here when a certain (40) ABC New* at 12.0R group—the very, very' old Wash­ ed "The Social List Of Washing­ 1988, although his name remains (8) laiiele (C) BOYS CORD JEAN ingtonians—did not attend par­ (18) Movie Game (C) ton. D.C.” or, unofficially the in the front part of the book (33) I Dream ol Jeannle (C) marshall’s price "Green Book" and to be listed in ties given by the new Washing­ (30) CIron*! 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i 1 7 If tfi p a 6 e t w e l v e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN ------Hqndywoman Says------Tolland sters enrolled during the first mittee on the town plan will trial, the government did not Problem of Affluent Kuwait session. meet tomorrow night at 8 in the Court Overturns present , expert witness testi­ If You Can Read a Recipe Parents and children interest­ Town Hall. The committee will mony but liitroduced as evi­ FLETCHER CUSS GO. ed in the program are invited to meet with consulting town plan­ Smut Book Jury dence four of the books. Street Name Changes watdi tonight’s dOsses. ner John Coleman of Northeast NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The ’The fiiree-judge appellate Over 45 T ear, of Experience MANCHESTER You Can Change a Washer ’The registration fee of $15 Development Group. panel said its own inability to Where Does One His Riches? Are Proposed by PZC covering the 10 - week sesaion The United Congregational 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap­ form an opitdcn-ln the case "is By JOY STHjLBY "And never keep on when win be due Jan. 36. The classes Church Board of Deacwia will peals has overturned an ob- the basis for our holding that Auto«Plate - Window Glass Mirrors > Glass r AP Newefeaturee Writer you’re Ured. People are always By HUGH A. MUIXIOAN gross national product. ’Hie watched rites of Islam find that SUll Kuwaiti women seem to can enter a room occupied by No political parties am Several local roods will be Rd. Road "A’* will became ’ are taught by kOss Diane Flem­ meet tomorrow night at 8 at the scenlty conviction on the expert testimony is required on Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & NBW YORK (AP) — A handy- to atop In the middle KUWAIT (AP) — What doth ^are-the-wealth policy o< Sheik Kuwaiti girls injoy peering be among the most beautiful the other. allowed, but factions thrive in zporlng new names If the recom­ North River ®«y slac too, but not so you would ‘^•*® ARIES LIIRA MAR. 21 Your Daily Activity Guidt will officially be designated from the center of town. ment in Manhattan and "what "?® a. utility or matte knife; notice around here.' along on a goat farm back camels as a cure for the ^ P*®**® ®" S* **** home,” said a Syrian mechanic J According to tho Stan, mange. No wtjie black ooze and Kuwait will ^ on financ- Dockerel Bd., the same name it The numbering system pro­ they qualnUy call a rusUc P“ ®™- '"^'■® cutters and a good Ibrahim letirned English --- I» To develop message-for Thursday, sL’ia vides numbers for every 50 feet house” in New Jersey, both of oW-fashioned ice pick, who pounds the dents out of rebd words corresponding to numbers 9-10-1327^ the welfare world It has »»g . »^®®qy® j" , Yem^. Is now being called. from Eg3rptian tutors at Kuwatt f>^.23-39-46 <4-71-«-89^ wrought have all but wiped out *'®^ ttie _ Sudan, phosphate as meemred along the center which she has completely re- ^ 5^°'* S'®^ things you’ll wrecked cars destined for the l>'53-66-73 of your Zodiac birth sign. Carter Dr. (portion thereof) University and never misses an TAURUS SCORPIO line of the street. Numbers be­ Brunswick (jene suddenly think you’d ^like to American gangster movie. He lucrative used car trade with 1 Deal 31 Recognized 61 Could Bedouin life. Famliy relation- J"*"®* *” will become Glenview Tfer.; Old neighboring Saudi Arabia. "We APR. 20 2 You'll 32 Agree 62 Could OCT. 2 3 ^ ships are breaking down under ^ emirates of the Persian • Kent Rd. will become Old Kent gin at the street line of the In­ c ;\ She has always been good *^'^® *""*’® ®“® spoke with an accent sugges­ ST< MAY 20 3 Sit 33 Sociability 63 Couse NOY. 2 1 ^ tersecting street. Snow Snurfer Boys^ & Girls^ with tools, she recalls. "We had ®®®>‘ y®« <*®- tive______of David Frost miscast as have the mixed blessings of 4 Participate 34 U t 64 Worrying j the weight of easy prosperlte ^ ^ „ Rd. South and Old Kent Rd. ‘‘The Concert i'S l 1-19-21-28 35 Do 65 Extend * 315-29-34J Odd numbers will be on the an old house in North Canton, ®“®.become a gourmet cook ^ Mafia don capitalism and socialism, and l>^-37-52 5 In. and increasing ctitects^th North. Rm. Figure Skates 6 Only 36 Up 66And 4 157-68-74 % ^ left hand aide cf the road (from Ohio, and my mother kept it y®“'U J««>P «P the thing^ yetw^ dustrial Road West and Bidustrl- numbers given to houses on tte Hardwood snurfer ski with Bangla Desh^^ goods and services. It hits bach­ 10 Day 40 Smiles 70 You 5 OEC. 21 M i and beat him senseless with a to Ms sporte car a^ ti^ t hand tide. super traction studs, grab 5s 6.88 the tricks from her. As a kid I ^®,^“*® ** a gUmpse of goddess -J\S6-S5-S9-67 11 Accent's 41 The 71 Of I 1- 6-45-48^ al Road Bast. was always into some project, , ® ®«® available elors even harder than the fam­ ^72-78-83-88 12 Friendly 42 Cutting 72Come E riding crop for smoking in pub- fl««ng. “y The designation of street num­ rope...... No rain checks. Naugalon Uppers, water sensational 13 Let 43 Accented 73 Study a 151-7376 ^ Uc," said a Kuwaiti m ^eeVat ^®«®®® ®^®*« ^ Here The confusion between Kings­ bers will not only aid mall de­ repellant soles, silver trying to build something.” ^ ’ ily men. ’Ihe British Bank of CANCER After helping his friends haul 14 Functions 44 Chonges 74 Naturally CAPkICORN the Amahdl refinery, < ^ t moet bury A v t. and Kingsbury Ave. livery, but alao the perennial brazed blades, No rain Her first major faUure came "5/® "®^®'; «*®:! “ y- the Middle East recently fig­ i JUNE 21 15 Back 45 With 75 Answer WC.22 Z Ebct. vdll hopefully be eUmlnat- 3 Record Album! she in a sleek cruiser with an 80- 16 Greetings 46 More 76 Trust of the younger set are smart w problem of trying to locate checks. at the age of 6 when she and a P**"? ^ hairpin, ured it costs a bachelor 306 Ku­ jjJUtV 22 JAN. It ed with the new street names horsepow er outboard, Jie 17 You'll 47 Comers 7 7 0 r enough to spend as little time someone’s house. . Check Gaidar's neighbor boy made a boat out *®’'*Fbs. wait dofflars a month—over $700 18 For 48 Those 78 Your cf Kingsbury Ave. Norfii and climbed into his Pontiac Pari- ,1325-35-41 2- 312-16^ aroimd home as possible. ^ ®“ *®**®” P®«^® The.ldentifleaUan proeeas long Men’s and Women’s Figure Skates Low Pricel of an orange crate and dragged ^ in U.S. money—4o live in the *64-67-84-87 190n- 49 Today 79 Atmosphere 40-6379-80'^ Kingsbury Ave. Kingsbury Ave. sietme and drove off toward the capital city, compared with KD 20 If 5 0 A 80 Prevails They’re off for four months of by endleesly. used in town, such as describing Wipe cleanj Naugalon it to the creek, where it pro- LEO AQUARIUS will be the new name for what suburb favored by the Swedish 21 Ability 51 Whom 81 Accept the year on the Riviera or bU- ^ «^y the house as "the third red 5’ Canadian up^rs, water repellant Rog. ceded to sink. ’Itiey hadn’t Navy Asked engineers at the new steel mill, 460 for a married couple wltli ^ JULY 23 22 Some 52 Disogree 82 Drastic JA N . 20 is now referred to as file exten­ I 23 Decisions 53 Time 83W oy ing. A Job for them means an ***®. ^^^7® *’“ ’ “ “ * house Oh the left side of the Hardwood, ski-curved hood. No rain soles;' silver brazed 10.99 A three record set boxed two children. f e e ! I t . sealed between the slats. She’s hoping to catch a glimi>se of a ^AUG. 22 84 Level- sion, but which is by far the checks. Reg. 12.99 gotten more adept in the inters Books that sell for $4.60 in 24 Be 54 With 333343-491^ rofflce in dad’s firm with four street," would no longer be 9.77 blades. No rain checks. 8.44 with 64 page color brochure. To Be Careful Nordic goddess suiibathlng oh ,4- 5- 7-14 25 Others 55 Special 85 Minor idiones on the desk, all differ­ longer and more dens^ R ef­ needed. vening years but still admits to her paltio. New York coat $19 in Kuwait 17-24-31 26 Cornered 561to 86 Errors 65-77-81-90' lated stnrat of the two. 6’ Flexible Flyer On Apple label, by Capitol 27 Making 57 Things 87 Headed ent colors." DigedtSon Unusual Ballet Begistrstion Men’s and Women’s an occasional mishap. GEORGETOWN (AP) — Sen. shops. Television sets are triple VIRGO PISCES Deluxe 3 tracking runners. No rain Records. 11.88 The csLT horn sang out "O 28 To 58 Closely 88 Now Several unnamed streets will what diey ocst in London. FEE. It In a bow toward democracy, MIAMII — Sharks seem to A second semeater of ballet "Fear of failure is what Edmund S. Muskie says Sole Mid,” and was answered 29 Just 59 Recognition 89 Moves receive names including Hare checks. Reg. 22.99 17.47 Insulated Leather Figure Skates makes some . people ahraid to the Navy riuxild take every en­ Bachelors fortunate enough to 30 Come 60 Worm 90 Irwltotlons HAR.20' the ruling family tderates a have the ability to digest only ' classes will be t^xsisored by the by another that did “La Cuch- ^ . . iiS :” : rowdy press and a parliament smadl parts of their stomach - Rd.; Westvlew Dr.; Cassidy Board of Recreation, b^imfing 8* Flexible Flyer Lined and insulated leather / m f mw try. What if it doesn’t work? So vlronmental precaution in its aracha,”___ ^as Ibrahim and his *®*«'^® ®’* to court ^42-47-56-58| ,„„(S)Good Adverse 23233336$ m u Rd. and Sloan R«L A Must for Every Collector! girl under the doeely V61-6385-86 54-69-75 that counts 10 mildly opposition contents at a time; the rest re­ Jan. 19. Flexible Flyer deluxe. 18 per store, uppers with orthopedic arch / / vrirat!” she says in her breezy upcomlr.g OperaUon Snowy ,rtends’ d isap p ear^ arom d HOTO DEPARTMENT for introductory ballet; ages S as being “aU thumbs?" “WeU, the Navy John H. Oiafee Tues- beginning to re- tkict A ed North; Patton Rd. and South to 13 at 6:80 for b^hm lng bal­ there might be,” she concedes, day to "instiuct each^ the of- Cadillacs and Mereedes- Personalized YOU A Patton Rd. let; and ages 13 to adult at 7:80 "but I doMt think it has any- fleers and men who will particl- Benzes as status symbols, COSMETIC SERVICE A.portlcn of South River Rd. for modem dance. D Arthur''s and of North lUver Rd. will be­ The second semester will thing to do with sex. It’s just pate in Operation Snowy Thunderblrds, Mustangs and people. You really get into Beach—as directly and force- ^ther Ford products went the Past, Courteous DRUG STORES come P en Rd., while River Rd. serve both new enrcdlments and more disasters with men be- ^uUy possible—to exercise ^ igraell boycott. Ex­ PRESCRIPTION SERVICE t \ will be kaqum a s South .River as a. continuation for young­ cause they think they should bo particular care In protecting ecutlve jets are still rare, but Complete 190 FARMINGTON AVE., HARTFORD, CONN. 577-1164 able to tackle It-a Wt of male ^ ^ flying clubs are on the In- CANDY SELECTION ego. I guMS.” The exercise. Mi^ich b e ^ s crease. Gasoline is 20 cento a THE' 942 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-1505 ..Sale Prices P H o ro s i i i ’Pi II s Thougn she admits there are Monday, Is scheduled to bring gallon and roads are excell«it. FREE GIFT WRAPPING 144 BROAD ST., WINDSOR, CONN. 688-5183 Effective thru ' a few jobs that require physical 33 warships to ocean waters off jjj country twoJaUrds the <111(1 40 MAIN ST., ROCKVILLE, CONN. 875-9163 ^ SUNDAY NIGHT strength, she insists that worn- d*® mouth of the Kennebec Riv­ size of Maryland, tucked into a Qli G. E. Lighted Dial way. She does, however, sug­ vouac, takes place Jan. 21. except out to look at the flaring Flip ‘N Eat Seat | gest a few precautions in gas in the endless vista of oil ' Steam & Dry Iron i Snooz-Alarm maintenance work. Opium Use Growing fields. W l M A K E IT EASIEK TO SAVE » "Use reasonably good senre,” Kuwait’s per capita income, DIAMOND Reg. she advises. "K you work on a UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. — approaching $6,000, is nearly ir LOWEST STORE-WIDE MARK-UP ! ic LOWEST EVERYDAY PRICES ..e EVERY DAY f 5.69 lamp, unplug it. And wear rub­ The use of opium for medical double Britain’s. The ruling al- Sale! Fine Jewelry 1.88 4 ' a 4 4 : ' ber-soled sneakers, not only for and scientific purposes has In- Sabah family has diversified 6.99 3.88 sure-footedness on ladders or creaiied gradually, averaging 877 the economy into banking, in­ P A R K D A V IS Hi Potency the first home PtARt DROPS MULTIPLE on slippery floors, but also to tons during the first five years surance, shipping, airlines, ce­ tooth polish ONEDDAY Flip a switch for steam or Wakes you, lets you Sort those holiday slides Top back it’s a seat, top i keep you from getting extra ment and fertilizers so that oil dry! Fabric dial, 15 vents. snooze! Lighted dial easi­ now! Makes tray loading down, it’s a desk and ^ of the 1960s and 1,027 tons in the MYADEC TOOTH VITAMINS easier. little shocks along the way. second five. now accounts for only half the No. F62 ly read in dark. No. 73(X)K chalkboard. i VITAMINS Photo Department POLISH WITH iS0%.„60%OFF! Toy Department ONir $ ' IRON H ONLY Oup Regular Low Prices ,rf#‘ O N ir ' IFitfc On a Select Group . COMPARE THE QUALITY! Reg. 3.39 Speakers! Usually to 7.45 Over 30% Off All Sale Items From Our Regular Stock — NO SPECIAL PURCHASES! Reg. 1.59 LIM IT ONE Dottle of 100 14K Gold Bangle Bracelets, Reg. 22.99.. 16.00 I A ll ' w The Alberto VO 5 Limit Over 40% Off Nationally 20 Per Diamond Solitaires, Reg. $100.00...... ^ S 9 SUCKS RISE SHAVE Store! OUTER /am SKIN MACHINE JMHAL HAIR SPRAY Advertised! by ClAIROl puni Over 50% Off WEAR CREAM I-A w CSl JEANS AM Famous Brand Famous Brand Watches, Reg. 79.97.,...... *39 Famous Mini-8 I General Electric (Menthol) Bemzomatic SAVE U P TO $1 ONLY Stereo Tape Player Clock Radio REDUCER IWRIchMoWlid. T h is Propane Gas 3 /8 ” Power Drill Over 50% Off Reg. $1.19 14 K Gold Charms, Reg. $20 .0 0 ...... ®9 UP TO * yoi 99 Reg. 50%! Cylinder Reg. 11-ox. can y e a r s 50% O ff 59.95 11.95 Large 16 oz. CAN ^*9- 2-29 46.9 9 ' 9.88 40% NOW 5 3 ^ 7 .7 7 14 K Gold Pins, Reg. 2 9 .9 7 ...... * 1 5 “ 2 f o r 1 ” SwMters coolest ! s 9 4 * ” Powerful 2.5 amp motor, Installs easily under Wake to music or news dash. Illuminated 1,000 RPM. .Drill %’’ Over 60% Off with this attractive, com­ • Car Coats BUY ONE AT TBOS BEOUIiSIt BBIOB and Wool Fits all standard propane> channel, 2 stereo speak­ pact- set. Easy to read e Cordurey COLOR PAR FANTASTIC TOOL SALE DISPOSABU FUSMUGHT teenager gas cylinders units. steel, %’’ wood. No ram Diamond Watch Attachment, Reg. $149.99 5 9 .0 0 | ers. clock face. checks. • Nyisn Shirts PICK 'N FIX # TX-9 Styles vary in all stores) Auto Deportment G ET 2nd FREE! INTFRCHANGEASIE TOOL $ET Parkas ' POUROID Hammer- Drill Set-Level LUMUET item 'TTTi'i»lil1iiaWI|fWlttlt»IIHIIIf!l^^ • Wools I' I Saws- Pliers- Screw Driver -SXi • Leathers ENTIRE STOCK OF WOOL 2 0 % . « Sets-30 Sheets Sandpaper In time for the Super Bowl! Regular Price i HIM 2 Step Stepstool SPORT COATS 10 oz. N A IL Assortment ONLY 7 Piece " SRORT O N ir $1 Fireplace X > Use as seat or RCA SELECT GROUP OF JEANS Ensem ble stool; hardwood. SHIRTS ONLY Small, compact and lltht; Ills easily into § 1757 Reg. 3.49 2.66 Portable DRESS SHIRTS R egular to $8 AO Reg. 4.19 puisa or pocket. Sell contained bulb and bat­ Little diamond % Reg. NOW tery ill duiebleplasllc case. Lastslor months ' te NOW Your Choice R ^ . 1.50 with Constant ll|ht intensity. Kantwet Lounger 10.95 §5.9 9 ENTIRE STOCK OF in sophisticated. 14 A’w 5 4 . 8 8 16” Color TV Multi-position, lock 0 00 § 5 .8 9 Drawstring screen f - . KNIT TOPS POLLINEX karat gold settings ■ 38"x3r'. pair andirons. 24" V-: . into place. #B1 with Stand •4.99 Reg. 8.69 8-00 § 5 .8 9 16 PlfCf Swedish Style tall and 30" 4-pc. fireset. All 6.44 teenagers first dia­ black with solid brass. 1 MANY OTHER ITEMS GREATLY REDUCED! MASSAGER Log Carrier Save >ur Screen MELAMINE mond ■ all occasion Regular ONLY Black with solid brass: 21‘2" long. An le w Price* m easures Reg. 6.99 5.88 "where you're a friend, DINNERWARE $ ' gift ■ friendship ring ■ Extra 2 o ? r P I" on the 288 Model S-310 Electric Motor llog ' diagonal! as well as a customer" engagement ring (why AllHursery L t s Natural oak. 21" x 14" x 10". Reg. 17.99 14.88 Red Ta Powerful ’VHF', solid state Two Speeds - Goes to work where it hurts I not) ■ or just for fun UHF tuner. Perma-chrome Concentrates massage on Head, Neck, Back, 3 Panel Folding Screen Stod|i and Step^dols shadow mask, automatic (MY^ Black brass. Center 25tk x 31". sides chroma control. Includes swiv­ Arms, Feet, Shoulderf and Legs. SorryTioraht checks on Red’Tag^items el stand! Helps to relieve muscular fatigue. Relaxes 124" X 30". Reg. 17.99 14.88 tired muscles. Floating motor action for deep Solitaire...... • $14.95 massage. New powerful. Universal Motor. Reg. 9.95 Value New Contour Design. Pollinax Warrantee. Twin Stone...... $19.95

M EN 'S S H O P WALGREEN AGENCY SALE ITEM QUANTITIES LIMITED TO STOCK IN STORE I Tw/o great woyt to charga 78^ MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER WE H< with your moor MANCHESTER— i 145 TOLLAND TPKE. Charge It WF RFSI RVF THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITH .S ' SAI. 1 (iOOO THROUGH S master charga Sale Wed. thru Sat. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. THE INTtABANlt CARD I SUNDAY NK'.HF ONLY ! 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Cosh — Master Charge — Alterations Extra MASTER CHARGE CARD Not Responsible for TyixHjr;ipliic;il Errors ! 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway Soturday 9 a.m . to 9:30 p.m. OPEN THURSDAY TO 9 PJ«. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 agreed In 1969 that PIC would of some rather well-established public ptoces when drunk, that Criticize Procedure State Firm Sues be the exclusive dealer in the Under New Penal Code principles is being questioned. some couldn’t make other United States of a line of pol­ There was no doubt about arrangements anjrway because Cana^an Dealer ypropylene yarn. this when the Supreme Court of their life style; others, be­ Phentex then sold the product argued the caqe of Powell vs. cause they were drunk, couldn’t NEW HAVEN (AP) — to other U.S, companies 'without Texas two years later. It was make the correct decision to A Norwalk knitting-yarn com­ notification, violating a provi­ Alcoholic Given Alternatives to Jail on the same premise of cruel stay non-public while in that Directors Buy Snowblower pany is seeking $1.5 million in sion of the 1969 contract that the council, last year, in Hait- He also observed, “Most al­ ard P. Tatham, chief of the condition. damages from a Canadian the firm would give 10-day no­ By JUNE UNTON JMEATOWN Wholesaler cn grounds the Ca­ ford alone there were roughly coholics we deal with are con­ By GLENN GAMBEB tice before signing another U.S. (Herald Reporter) Bureau of Alcoholic Rehabilita­ Dr. Da'vid Wade, a fellow of nadian firm broke Its agree­ 1,700 public intoodcatlon ar­ stantly endangered by prescrib­ tion and Drug Addiction of the . . . the same premise the American Medical Associa­ ■ 1215 V, SILVER LANE— EAST HARTFORD (Herald Bepmter)'- contract, PIC claims. Even when he’s on his rests. All of these persons ed pill abuse. Because they ment concerning the sale of a The Norwalk company says it Washington, D.C. Department of cruel and unusual tion Was quoted in the lawyers’ special yarn. way off, he’s on his way wouldn't be termed alcoholics, don’t sleep, have no pep, no of Health described efforts to punishment edition of the decision and re­ "THE LARGEST. FRESHEST MEAT The Board of Directors lost customers, sales and busi­ back in again. The court but Connecticut’s factUtles appetite or are losing weight, provide treatment. The court ferred to the on-going debate DISPLAY IN THE WHOLE AREA" last night proceeded The PIC Corp., In Its suit ness value as a result of Phen- would be inundated if they had they are given medicine by within the medical profession through its agenda with filed In U.S. District Court, tex’s allegedly unannounced has a revoving door when it utilized an old law which auth­ and unusual punishment con­ comes to the chronic alco­ to treat all that were. And this their own physician and begin orized the Court of Oeneral Ses­ as to whether alcohol is actual­ little controversy or dis­ claims Phentex, Inc., of Quebec contracts. doesn't begin to count the alco­ to use ' it excessively as they trary to the 18th amendment ly physically addicting or mere­ U O I I D C e * F ri. tIU 6. Wed. * Thors. holic—the skid row derelict sions to suspend hearings when­ and would have affected all the tlU 8, Cloeed gah, New Yearte Day cussion compared to other holics in the suburbs where 85 struggle 'With their craving tor ever a person was suspected ly psychologically habituating. board meetings of the not in the cities, the familiar per cent, at leasit, of the na­ excessive drinking. So we know states. of being an alcoholic and to The decision was close. Five too distant past. red face, older than his tions' millions of afflicted usu­ the misuse and abuse of pre­ commit that person for treat­ A STEAL AT THIS PRICE! years, in the towns. These ally manage not to get arrested justices including Marshall de­ . .. the chronic One matter, however, Uie ac­ scribed drugs by alcecialists in treating al­ Supreme Court justices who toxicated person. 'When sober he tive bidding. He Buggested, how­ and drug dependants constitute coholics added to the staffs, heard the case which concern­ could be treated for alcoholism ever, that rentals of this type die major portion of the inmate intoxicated x>orson who ed Just this issue. It was Povfell as a volunteer or released out­ be put out to bid in the future. population in any jail or prison, needs hlg^Uy complex medical vs. Texas in 1968 and followed right. It would shift the Empha­ He said hto opinicn to that the sis from oourt-commltted traneCer of title for the snow­ The new code states, “The treatment would be admitted MEN'S DIAMOND 1/2 CARAT SOLITAIRE DINNER RING MARQUIS SHAPE court (judge) in Its dlscreOon “ d remain at the general hos- alcoholics to the need for in­ ROCKWELL blower for the sum at $149.19, . . . element of criminal patient detoxification resources does not violate the charter. DIAMOND A EMERALD may commit to the custody and Pltal and others w<^d ^ traM- ^ 3 9 ^ 3 5 0 control of the department of f e ^ d to special faciUUes for intent is lacking vtriihin the community—an ex­ In last week’s public hear­ M r s ample of alcoholism as a pub­ ings, Wetos was criticized, par- $200 Valuer $680 Volue M 9 5 $500 Value mental health or to any ap- lic health problem of some proprlate facility within that de- a horfptal such m Blue by two years the 1966 U.S. Court POWER TOOL lb. Uculariy by Mrs. Elizabeth Sad- $735 Value great magnitude. And, he ob­ losid of 48 Hollister 8t„ for not Snowblower Purchased hy Town ^rtm ent for not less than 30 n*” “‘"tply encouraged to of Appeals decision in the case served, it is through court de­ of Easter va the District of putting the rental-purchase days nor more than 12 months, cisions that a complete revision agreement out to Md. She called The Board of Directors last night authorized the acquisition of this anow- or until discharged within that «’flfn e d ^ t Columbia. As Good Ae Moot Boond Ground! blower from the R. W. Thompson Co. of Newington. Arthur Freeburg (tm top AU RINGS REDUCED 30% nerlod- when Blue Hills staff members In the first case, in the Court DEMONSTRATION It a violation of the intent of ™ speak of treatment for the al­ the charter. of the machine), a heavy equipment operator with the Highway Department, ii) any person charg^ (wlto cohoUc they usually mean of Appeals, it was decided that GEM According to a memo .from says the machine moves a ton of snow per minute as compared 'to two tons IntoxlcaOon) who re q u e^ mch ^g^lcal treatment, an Immedl- it 'was cruel and unusual punMi- So/., Jon. 15,9 3 P.M. ment to arrest an alcohcdic and RANGE AND Wetos to the board, the town every five minutes with conventional bucket loaders. (Herald photo by Pinto) FUEL OIL paid $4,000 last January to rent there is reasonable grounds to ' ' ' ' punitdt him for exhibiting a AT BOLOGNA and the equipment and another beUeve such a person is an al- . . . medical treatment symptom of his illness in pub­ GASOLINE particular plans before any cson appoint­ EARRINGS 14 KA tA T not have the choice, depending SIRLOIN HIPS mtoslon as set down under state Norris suggested that other Priced From *3.50 on the judge’s “discretion” Drives and Removes Sci[ewsl parcels the town might be giv­ High School In the vocational ed Pietrantonlo chairman of the which in turn may depend on the law 'would be “very, very tight" en in a proposed subdivision education program. The appro­ budget committee and Tanl to 30% OFF CHARMS number of beds or the availabil­ Women's Dept. Mens Dept. to have a referendtun on any along Keeney St. be Investigat­ priation 'wlU be financed by a serve on It. FitzGerald was ap­ From $24.95 25% SAVINGS proposed charter changes in No­ REDUCED 30% ity of the services needed at a OF BEEF ed to see U ^oy could be used state grant. pointed chairman of the persen- hos{rital such as Blue Hills in vember. tor schools. Prigpano supported 6. Approved an allocation of nel committee with Norris serv­ Hartford. DRESSES LARGE SELECTION OF SUITS “'We’re (the Democrats) not this approach. $500 In the Capital Improve­ ing on that. All tout' are Demo­ Helping out in making the Vs to 50% off suggesting that the 'vote gojiec- Wetos said he has walked ment Reserve Fund fo^ archi­ crats. court aware of what treatment Vs to 50 Vo off essarily until the next general through the proposed subdl- tect fees Incurred whein repairs In brief public comments facilities are available and in R o c k w e ll eleottwi (1978)," director WU- vtoion with Town. Plaimer J; were’ made to the Manchester Frank Luplen of 21 Sunset St. GROUP OF SPORT COATS Uam FitzGerald said. He sold making ihe defendants aware SKIRTS Eric Potter and the two parcels High School roof. urged that the town police de­ of the kinds of help are counsel­ Vs to 50% off • Double Insulated he would like tq see a charter the town might receive could 7. Approved an additional ap- partment enforce an ordinance, ors from the Greater Hartford referendum “as soon as prac­ requiring property owners to Council on Alcoholism. Accord­ Vs to 50 Vo off 1/4”Ultra Drill tical.’’ He added, “We would shovel their sidewalks so the ing to the chief counselor, Wil­ CAR COATS & OUTERWEAR hope that there would be some town would not be continually * The Ultimate In Drilling. Preset and other reason to have a referen­ liam Callahan, the counselors' IMITATION FUR COATS Vs to 50% off sued tor Injuries people sustain talk 'With probation officers, Lock-In Any Speed, Forward or Reverse, dum” between November 1972 in feills on icy sidewalks. from 0 to 2000 RPM and November 1973. Scientists Amazed X I I \A/AI I C X C a l l SILVBRPLAIE ANE have access to court records, 50% off e 2.3 Amp Motor Thompson told Lupien that the and they know just how many . SLACKS 'Pietrantonlo indicated the 15- Connecticut Conference of May­ ALL LIGHTERS ALL I.D.'S * ^STAINLESS TABLBWAM • Unbreakable Housing member commtostmi would con­ 54.95 to $35.00 beds are available that day at 20% to 30% off ors is preparing legislation to Blue Hills Hospital, at the State SKIRTS, SWEATERS, "BLOUSES, sist of a “bare majority” of At Mars I^ictures 20% commission members appointed submit to the legislature which 30% OFF Hospital in Norwich, and the would make individual property Free Engraving Compass Club in Hartford. CAR COATS, SLACKS, ALL SHIRTS by Democrats. (PASADENA, CaUf. (AP) — The scientists also said that SAVINGS Off there are signs of erosion, owners responsible for falls oc­ SAVINGS When out-patient treatment to O N L Y $ * ® Tlvnnpson' said that there Mara may still be a “Uving” curring on sidewalks on their all that’s needed he can'tell the IRISH COATS and SUITS 20% off 3 4 would be eight or nine Demo­ much like that on earth, caused planet solenttote say. by gases and liquids. property. person about it, 'wdiether a clin­ cratic appointments and six or Mrs. Sadloskl urged that there BONUS CERTIFICATES NOT ACCEPTABLE ON SALE ITEMS ic Mtdiere treatment to tailored Vs to 50% off ODDS and ENDS in SWEATERS , seven (Republican appointments. “Clearly, Mars has . . . active ’The laboratory made public surface processes .... whereas ’Tuesday more of the . recent be an investigation into some to Individual needs, group ther- He asked Barry to rule on what of the charges le-vled in a recent > {q>y, family involvement or a “bare majority” would con­ before, we weren’t sura udieth- photos that have given scien­ er we were looking at a fossil tists their best look at the Mar­ open forum letter in the Herald even visits at home by a re­ sist of on a 15 member com­ concerning recent promotions in habilitation counselor, himself 3 3 6 mission. surface like the mobn,’'’ said tian surface. * The Treasure Shoppe l a r ^ m a n 18 to M Lb. Average On the Waiek option, Farr Dr. Bruce Murray, one of the One showed a series of the police department. a rehabilitated alcoholic. As Thompson said he had looked Callahan sees his job, “Our WIU Cut Into Steaks, Hamburg, Etc., or WE HONOR argued, "We’ve got to be guid­ Bctenttote vdio have been study­ strangev pits and holloiws, sqme SPECIAL SPECIAL about two miles across, about into the matter and the promo­ ^tu/tlerJ 3 o r ^ehtralion* function to to start them on the Anyway You Desire. We’re Not Folding ed by our last referendum.’’ ing photographs taken by Mari­ DIAMOND NORTH The 40-acre site was used in ner 9. 600 miles from the planet’s tions followed usual procedures. EXPANSION MANCHESTER Eight hundred eighty-seven About The Coming Bias In The Ooet of designing a proposed southwest Murray and other solenttote south pole. Atty. Thomas O’Marra, form­ “The process that might du­ er assistant town counsel, critic­ WATCH BANDS MOUNTINGS ' . .. function is to start MAIN STREET, in M eatl junior high school 'which w u of the Califonila Institute of SHOPPING PARKADE them on the right track MAIN , soundly defeated in a Nov; 2 Technology’s Jet Propulsion plicate this type of pitted to­ ized the board for not opening Downtown Manchester, Connecticut referendum vote. Laboratory agreed ’Tuesday pography on earth is so out of up to public hearing the appoint­ He said he was against pick­ that volcanoes once dotted the phase with what we’ve thought ment of the bond counsel. He *2.49 *19.95 right tract and to keep them on Wa Aaaept FaUaral Food Stamps! P’ S. O. M. B. All Sales Must Be For Cash or Master Charge STREET ing up the. option “at this partic- red planet and played a big about Mars that it’s just amaz­ concurred with. FitzGerald on Values to $7.95 Reg. $32.50 Value it with foUow-up counaeling, ulai’ time.’’ The Board of Eldu- role in diaping Mars. Geologi­ ing,” said Dr. Robert Sharp, a the firm’s excellent reputation, Satisfaction Or M oney Back he^ in finding a job, or a place All Sales Final caUon and the Town ■auildlng cal evolution beneath the sur­ Caltech geologist. “It means but said that on another matter, to Uve.” s Committee should c6me before face may be continuing now, there are some very unusual the lack of a public hearing Alcoholtom to a maaaive prob­ There Will Be a Charge for Alterations on All Sale Merchftndise the Board of Directors with they report. conditions or^; events on Mars.” . might be more crucial. lem, and according to Walter TEL. 649-6253 — MANCHESTER Stewart, executive director of ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ J PAGB SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN

Tolland County Politics Meriden Agency SNETGO Official Reports WORLD ALMANAC Lmmls- m oro'tlm e, he added, Vernon has called for negotiat­ iftably concerned that following Apportionment and Taxation, attractive to in- to AA last May—and that was sien’s proposal that six MV of- Adj. Gen. E. Donald Walsh ^ 's'' / , s5> , „ , As^^n ing sessions on tax and budget­ the forthcoming Governor’s Bud­ Grossman Tuesday night vestors, according to testimony before the company Issued $100 get Message of Feb. 9, weeks . ' nis 35 ^ ^ ^ flees throughout the state be recommended providing only a ®iiiiiiiii*iiilliiiiili^^ ary items between legiislative charged the board with negli- in the company’s case for a 23- million worth of debentures, may elaspe before any negotia­ closed. bugler, instead of entire firing iitiiiiipeiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiWP leaders and Gov. Ihomas Mos- gence in handling city finances. Per cent Increase in rates. H ^en said. tions begin, This could well re­ "It is not my Intent to reduce squads, at the burials of Oon- kill before the start of the regu­ « The company must improve * With a bond rating of AA, mit in another hastily construct­ servlces,” Leuba told a legisla- nectlcut veterans. Although this lar legislative sessions. He said unless th^ **^e «an»ln«» F" order to attract 8NBT is already rated lower ed tax package and in an ad­ badly needed capital for future than all the rest of the BeU Sys- tlve committee conducting point wafi not raised by the ..... 'i?..... s ...... ' ...... '..... f ...... In a letter to House Speaker ditional costly special sesion of hearings on the Btherlngton Btherlngton Commission, Walsh “ P— . “ “ «c. .m op.„U « o o n . ^ . , " William Ratchford, Dooley sees limited productivity. S? ^ The 1970 Census revealed Commission’s proposals to said the change would save a the negotiation process as nec­ I am firmly convinced that tacular it vras looking for. Under the rtate Public Utlll- At Tuesday’s hearing, the that 73.5 per cent of the streamline state government, substantial amount cf money. essary if an "acceptable ex­ only if we begin now to discuss Two members of the board, commission's new rules of first in a series on the rate-in- nation’s population now Leuba said one of the Six of- The cost of firing squads in the SAM CRISPINO’S penditure and revenue package speclflc budgetary plans with Theodore Brysh and J«m Tene- procedure, Hansen’s prepared crease requests, SNBT Comp- lives in urban areas. The flees, the one in Gov. Ihomas past year was about $100,(NX), for Coraiedticut" is to be adopt­ World Almanac notes that, J. Mesklll’s hometown of New he said( 1*"'' ' the Governor can we evMi hope' row, offered their resignations, testimony will not have to be troller John -D, Gradwell was s .X C'X'-N _ _ ed. to enact a tax package during effective immediately. Other ,„to the record, but he is questioned about the ways in for the first time, the popu­ Britain, is “one of the most ------l U I “ I believe our cltlxens will en­ the regular sessions, which is members of the board indicated scheduled to be cross-examined vdilch the company flgures lation in America’s suDurbs productive” in the state. dorse such an effort and will both fair and equitable,” Dooley they would remain until theF*" y various cost factors such as (37 per cent) is greater than The commission estimated Rehabilitation welcome an attempt by the Gen­ that in either the central V U, ''1 concluded. terms expire. continuation of subs tan- taxes and depreciatitable to the General As­ Two area leg^lators are also Government Inspected sembly.' "In turn, the budgetary mentioned prominently in con­ Excellent for quick, easy, economical recommendatioiu of the legisla­ sideration. for the Democratic meals — Bake, Fry, Broil or Barbecue tive branch, may well lack the nomination for Congress, 86ih support o t the Governor.” District State Sen. Robert Hbu- Fresh Chicken Legs »>49c Placing himself In the tospt^- ley of Venvon and State. Rep. era comer, Dooley stated, "The William O’NeUl of Marlborough. Fresh Chicken Thighs •» 59c Chicken Drumsticks Frtsh U) 69c Stockbrokers Ignore Rules, \ , ■■ i , '>-1 Smoked Meats! College Student Proves Slab Ba(»n By the Piece lb 55c NEW YORK (AP) — Abro/- some legU'experts were quoted ham H. Treff, a smooth talking as saying that T r^ might not Smoked Pork Chops "oir »• 99c college sophomore, says he per- be legally respimslble since he suaded six prominent broker- is only 19 and signed no papers, age houses to buy $200,0(X) Treft said he gave each of Nutritious Bacon! worth of stock in his name the six firms a bank reference Pork Butts Boneless without ever putting up a penny but keeps only an average of in cash. $4(X> in the account—too little, Sauerkraut 33c19c Finast Sliced Bacon llbpki 75c Treff said his purpose was *»« warrant stock pur- not to get rich but to show that chases involving thousands of Colonial Sliced Bacon 1 Ibpkg 79c the rules of the New York dollars. Reg or Thick Stock Exchange are not always “'7* Fhey did check my^ bank Dscar Mayer Sliced Bacon Fibpi« 89c enforced and that some broker- account, I don’t See how they age firms wUl Ignore sound could have justified making business practices to taln transactions for me," he PORK CHOPS More Low Prices! commission T’evenuss. said. “It’s hard to believe they 79 Treff, who lives In Phlla- any checking at aU” BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND . . . A Mealsjnj Boneless Ham Slices £uyVr supki99c delphU where he attends St. Robert M. Gardiner, presi­ lb 99c Josei^’s College, said the idea dent of Rejuiblda & Oo., said Colonial Polish Sausage '' ' i for. the project grew out of a that his firm’s registered repre­ Finast Skinless Frankfurts iibptf 75c discussion with classmates sentative who dealt witii lYett yw cn M m y f i M $ • «• liic i ft Ni m MIIMW was discharged. Colonial Skinless Frankfurts 79c \ t , ' I about consumer protection. •MtiignutiMy! He telephMied brokerage “We had a salesman who Colonial Cooked Salami soipbf 59c .. i^ iiP ipM iiiii firms listed in the Yellow took some orders he sbouldu’t 12 0 0 have taken and he was fired Colonial Cooked Salami s£l!r 8uh«69c Pages of the Philadelphia tele­ extra phone directory. At leajrt a doz­ last Friday," Gardiner said. S of BEEF» Colonial Bologna m>i>i>(89c en turned him down uhen he A spokesman for jMierriU asked to enter stock orders Lynch said: without first ai^>earlng iti per­ "Our compliance people know Farm Fresh Dairy! son. all about this affair. We have But six firms did make pur­ investigated it thoroughly and chases for him, although he reported the results of our in­ SOFT MABGABINE never appeared In person at vestigation to the New York s&H Green Stomps their oMlces and never signed Stock Bxdiange. any papers to open an account, "The jiklgment of our com- he said. ptiuice peopls Is that the prop­ 3 5 In each case he received a er procedures were followed. At M i ^ * . printed confirmation of the pur­ any rate, there is no question of chase listing thf! amount he any pub^ damage here. There rmastMuenster Baby Round p S49e owed, but in no case did he re­ is some question cts to whether FINAST BRAND SALE American Cheese Slices ceive physical delivery cf the MeiTlU Lynch has protected lb Borden '^ 6 9 c Belli p r ^ r l y against m isrepre­ stock certificates. Cinnamon Rolls 9Kozctn Payment for purdiases is sentations." The Finast Name Guarantees the Quality... Pillsbuiy 33c normally due five buslnesB days hfter the trade is exe­ Price Minding Guarantees the Savings! cuted, but Treff’B confirmations Arab Guerrillas indicated that in most cases his Hurry in for your free accounts were carri^ some­ Shell Israel what longer before he sold the playing card and complete position or the brokerage sold It TBL AVTV (AP) — Arab Instructions. You’ll receive fo r hi:^. guerrillas In Lebanon kept up IMPORTED sltion was a new sticker each week you wound up with no net gain. On ments today des{dte an Israeli Moiuiay he reported his deal­ strike into southern Lebanon 24 ship with us, for 10 fun- hours earlier. TOMATOES ings to the New York Stock Ex- diBiisr^* > The guerrillas fired a Kat­ filled weeks, on purchases An exchange spokesman ac­ yusha rocket early today at the of Ho. or more. Fill the card knowledged that Treff had pre town of idryat Shmona, in Finast 3 5 o z ^ | sented documented evidence of northern OalUee, but caused no with ^ cans | and you’ll get 1200 extra the transactions but also said casualties. The rocket exploded he had been spotted earlier by out^de a kindergarten, dam­ Basil J L S&H Green Stamps NYSE "stock-watch proce- aging the building and shaUet^ duies" and his name referred ing windows of adjacent homes. Facial Tissue 5 ' 1 for more exciting gifts. to the Securities and Exchange Air i^d sirens scunded, and Oommlsslon for investigation. townspeople rushed t o under­ Dog Food ' 8c The spotting apparentiy oc­ ground id^lters. Israeli artil­ curred \riien Treff opened a lery returned the fire. It was second account with the firm of the fourth sheUing cf Klryat MerrlU Lynch, Pierce, Fenner .Shmona in a week. A Smith, Inc., after falling to The Israeli raid into southern pay the balance owed on an Ini­ Lebanon, in which two Israeli tial account with the firm . soldiers Vrere killed, was in re­ An buy: offloiAl said there taliation for a recent Increase Frozen Food Favorites 1 was A possibility Treff had vio­ in attacks by Arab guerrillas lated^ the securities laws. But along the northern border. MEAT DINNERS Chicken, Turkey, Meat Loaf, Salisbury Steak Finast ♦» Stock tt “ Up Finast Fish Sticks lotpkf 41c finast RtguUr the stamps are a bonus Green Beans or frtneh Cut 4p.S^89c Fresh Finast Bakery! BREAD SALE! Finast liittirmilk 22 o< Country Style 22 o, Bet^ AMm WhKi 20 o> E || Raisin >6

2*1 fart CmIw !««•», MmkIimiw - M b S iMta Ito. U3, »**• Wt lM«n*.«iw Wfbt «• ItaM OmmMm PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 Section Two WEDNESDAY, Ja n u a r y 12,1972 Ewuitig W e d n e s d a y . Ja n u a r y 12.1972 Pages 19 to 36 ^ renewed efforta to develop safe Vernon i I A Less Hazardous Cigarette cigarettes. The report said scientists no Outlook at UConn longer question the danger of Events Mark Might Not Prove Attractive smoking, a statement attacked by the Tobacco Institute r as Jaycee Week Wet Winter Taxes By JOHN LENOEI. day would filter everything false and misleading. SimOar to Parents’ Town Looks at Kimdalini The Greater Vernon Jaycees, WESTERN WASHINGTON (AP) A from tobacco smoke. “We have Steinfeld called that state­ federal researcher says a safer, the means of a lOO-per-cent fil­ ment "self-serving” and ac­ along with other Jaycee groups A small enthusiastio even absolutely safe, cigarette ter, but all you would have is cused the tobacco industry in the country, will observe Bennet Field Drainage hct air,” Gori explained. cro^ , drawn to Manches­ can be devised. But would it Tuesday of endangering the National Jaycee week, next Student Poll Shows sell? So the answer involves in no public health by purposely beI i-W mar ter High School last night The town nearly doubled the land anticipated in the "We must take out the dan­ smalt way the reason people clouding the hazards of ciga­ week, with several special ac­ STORRS — Despite the ster­ cam pus appears to be decCin- for the debut of a commu­ HERE Bennett Junior His^h School playing field area of Char­ ger and leave in the pleasure,” smcke, a relatively undefined rette smoking. tivities planned. eotyped view of college stu­ Ing. nity involvement program, MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL ter Oak Field when it allowed the contractor to usea said Dr. Gio Gori, head of the field requiring much more Steinfeld told the National In­ Highlighting the week will be dents as dedicated exponents of Attondance at parties drop­ got a refreshing taste of . portion of the land for storage of equipment during 1m study, Gori said. teragency CcuncH of Smoking ped from 69 per cent to 87 per • 184 E. Middle ’Tpke. major effort in safer-cigarette the annual distinguished service radical social change, there is werful Kundalini yoga construction of 1-84 and he agreed to use nignway ma­ and Health that industry wit­ cent during the four-year peri­ Manchester, Conn. 06040 research, the Tobacco Working For instance, a safer ciga­ award dinner to be held at 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER Kfore reluctahtly retum- terial for fill. Group at the National Institute nesses t."represent no substan­ Willie’s Steak House, Manches­ some new evidence that most od. Similar declines were nctec. rette would have less nicotine. open Tpes., Wed.. Bat. tm ■ — Ita n ., Fri. tm • ;li» to life’s usuid routine. However, the town may also A ct of 1966 tor rem edial read­ o f Health, tial medical opinion” on the ter, Tuesday night. undergraduates ' are not the in dances and movies. I would like to see these activities made available Experimental tobacco strains We Beserve The Bight To Umlt The yoga demonatratlon-lec- have inherited a drainage prob­ ing programs. For two years he and his col­ health hazards of cigarettes. The pui^se of the week is to committed idealists they are In 1967, 33 per cen t o f the stu­ with little or no nicotine in ture, conducted by John L^ at H E R E : ...... lem there. The good and ix»- 'Weiss said that the town will leagues have been peering at '“In seeming to do so, how­ focus atiehUon on the young made out to be. dents interviewed favored die them could be developed in two menzo cf 19 Jean Rd„ was the sible bad news items were be reimbursed $36,000 -in five smoke condensate applied to or three years for a com­ ever, they do great damage. men of the Jaycees and the In fact, says the University of legalization of marijuana, while Introductoiy ctfering 1^ a new ••••#• taeeee»*teeeoaeot6*eee«ee-e*ae«eee*»eq ••an brought out Monday night at equal payments by the state, rat tissue and chicken tracheas. mercially productive harvest, They undercut the efforts cf work they do. Joseph Capossela Ccnnectlcut Ccmmittee cn Stu­ in 1971, this percentage had in­ SPECIALS organization, called HEBE Manchester High School by wlth^ his recom m endation that These tests are still to be eval­ Gori said. But, he added, would parents an4__teachers to dis­ .is chairman of activities. dent Welfare, “Although the creased to 65. At the same THURSDAY - FRIDAY ■ SATURDAY (H elp E veryone, BeEqpond to Town Manager Robert Weiss in it be turned'over to the Board uated and they will lead to smckers stick with a low-or suade young people from taking * The week will officially be­ students would be the last to time, the percentage of stu­ Everything), Started by high I would be willing to volunteer to help HERE on his report on the field’s condi­ of Education. He sold that lay­ more in the next two years. zero-nicotine cigarette or sim­ up smoking and they imperil gin Sunday with a Mayor’s admit it, their essential goals dents who were "neutral” or echooi teachers Bill DlYeso and a part-time basis. □ check if intw^ted. tion to the Board of Education. ing out a baseball field 'would But -Gori said the technical ply smoke many more of them the health of present smokers Prayer breakfast to be held at are quite similar to those of hnd no opinion on the issue in­ P eter IDUtoea, H E BE alm a to Name: ...... He said that engineers report cost about $16,000, equal to tw o knowledge now exists for devel­ tc make, up for the loss? by seeming tc suggest that it is Howard Johnson’s Restaurant, thjBir parents.” creased from 11 to 17 p er cent. open the high ochooi for eve­ annual payments. that frost forming ta and later oping a less hazardous ciga­ Surgeon General Jesse L. no serious datnger to keep on Rt. 30. The breakfast will be in­ “They want the warmth of These results generally U.S.D.A. CHOICE ning community uae. Youth Service Goals T e le p h o n e :...... sealing out of the ground would rette. Steinfeld raised the same point smcking,” he said. terdenominational. David Unter- friendship, the opportunity to agreed with similar nationwide Laineiuo, a bearded, former In another presentation, Rob­ normanally resolve the drainage A perfectly safe cigarette to­ in a report Monday calling for Dr. Gori said he does not born is chairman of this pro­ earn a decent wage in a Job polls of the adult pt^ulation gr^enunent employe dreaoed in ert Digan and -Richard Provost, know if the safer cigarette his gram . ' conducted by Harris, Gallup condition. "But this isn’t a nor­ which will be meaningful to vdilte tunic and tuztan, de- "You can get h l^ — reach cheater realdenta. "we’re“ W e’ r^ open coordinator and assistant co­ group Can how devise would be and R oper. mal winter,” Weiss hurriedly An orientation meeting will be themselves and useful to oth­ acrlbed yoga aa a adence de- tranquility — through yoga,” he ansrthlng,” DiTeeo aaid. ordinator of youth services, re­ less hazardous than all brands held Wednesday at the YWCA ers.” said the committee. The UConn students also algned to train the mind to added. spectively, briefed the board on were asked to rank the Impor­ SIRLOIN ... "And It far surpaoaea get- mtereated people are aaked to on the market. “We haven't office, Vernon Circle. This meet­ In its annual report to the uni­ ceaM luying negative thoughts. »in-. jjjgj, drusB.” **** below and re- He said that frost may do the goals and expansion plans for tested all the brands.” tance of several reasons they JANUARY SALE ing will be held to familiarize versity Senate, the committee trick anyway. If not, holes will their department. The town re­ Senate hearings have been held for a tmiverslty education. A Hartford naOve, Lamenzo turn it to HERE at Manchester all new and prospective mem­ said, "Our students are not, be drilled and sand poured into cently received a $16,000 grant called tc considering legislating In 1971, 34 per cent o f those ^ T v ^ tt® Unlver- High School. bers with the purposes and and never have been radical­ them to create a "wick" effect. under Title I of the Omnibus i THURS., 13th; FRI., 14th; SAT., 15th tar-and-nlcotlne Mmlts. questi(»ied listed "preparatlan S^artfOTd, Wealeyan Uni------functions of the Jaycees. Any ized. They ure not bent upon d 'nbet, Lamenzo aaid, and la ^eJalty, and at Atoncheater Thq problem originated 'when CMme,C7ontrol and Safe Streets OUR PRICES ARE LOWER TO START WITH m an 21-35 years o f age, living for a career” as moat impor­ HIP 60 timea more powerful heavy trucks compacted the dirt A ct o f 1968 fo r establishm ent of overthrowing the existing or­ Oommunlty College. Starting in the Vemon-ToUand area, is tant. Thirty-one per cent felt the better-known Hatha yoga, over the rock base. SO YOU REALLY SAVE der; they in fact have little in­ OF next Tuesday night, he wiU of- About Town a center. .invited to attend the meeting. "preperatlon for a meaningful The board authorized Dr. These Red Cards terest in politics.” „ . Breath . Oootroi lor yoga Instruction as part of Manchester Chapter, Disabled M. Philip Susag said Uiat the life” was most Important. And Donald J. Hennigan, superin­ Winter Coats - Pant Coats - Jackets Jaycee week will end Jan. 22 Since 1967 the ccm m ittee has KundaUnl yoga, the "yoga of HERE’S program at the high American Veterans, and Auxil­ southwest sector of the field la 3 per cent listed "Increased tendent of sclHxds, to enter into (Except Nylon Coats) W m Not Be Red when free health clinics will be been taking systematic surveys awareness,” atresaes breaUi achod. iary wiU conduct a rMreational seriously eroded and suggested ability to change society” as a lease agreement 'with St. offered to all residents of the of student opinion, based cn in­ control aa « means to conquer^ "Hopefully we’re going to program and social hour tonight remediaUan "before It ail 'wash­ Womens', Petite Jr. and Girls’ LOS ANGELES (AP) — 1110 the most important aspect of James Church Association tor Vemon-ToUand au«a. TlUs will terviews with .a representative their life at the university.. tag ^ mind, Lamenzo'explain- start something in this town to at the (Rocky HiU Veterans es into the brook." He and * 0 % OFF head of the U.S. Communist be the first year that these sample of undergraduates here. BEEF ed. R s a hard process,” La- get people doing something,” Charles Crocini, assistant super­ cccupancy, by the center, of Hospital. Hioee plaiuttag to sA- party says the p ^ y may start clinics v(lU be held. James The survey on how various The committee also listed menzo warned fata .audience, T^mawry. eald. visor of buildings and grounds, property at 8 Park St. Digan ALL DRESSES IN THE STORE 10% OFF Issuing membership , cards some of the most common stu­ tond 'wUl m eet at the hospital Oomish is chairman and he will aspects at campus living met and m tarw a "oonaotonttous, h b RB’s program, according have misgivings about the na^ said that he hopes to have the again after a 'lapse of more dent proUems in its survey. In at 7, be announcing the locatimi and student needs indicated that siMerct ectort.” to organizers DlYeso and Dl- turai drainage. "There are four center operative by Feb. 1. The. CHILDRENS’ COATS and HATS PRICE than 20 years. 1967, 82 per cent those ques­ tjrpes of clinics to be offered. from 1967 to 1971, undergrads Lameiuo, who has been prac- Roaa, hnn been designed to ap- to six Inches of loam at one board also voted to request the General Secretary Gus Hall tioned listed as "definitely h The conservation committee of SKIRTS — All Sizes in Store PRICE felt there was a sharp deterio­ tictag yoga tor about two years, peal to people o t all ages. Last end and three to five over hard Board of Directors to estaMish said cards were abolished be­ problem" the contention that the Manchester Junior Women's ration in student government, is a student of Yogi Bhajan, the night’s audience consisted of a pan at the other," Crocini sai(L a $15,000 'washout account. (Except Knits) cause cf harassment from the "studonts were treated like dub will meet tonight at 8 at parking and housing. only master of Kundalini yoga variety of people ranging froih 'When Weiss commented that Digan proposed the toUowtag government. He said the party, Signed For Marne products.” This increased to 43 the hoine .of 'Mrs. Roger Steele, However, counseling and in­ ta America, Yogi Bhajan left high school students to house- file Bennet field was part of the allocation of grant funds; Per­ 08.00 SALE TABLE which claims 12,000 members, per cent in 1971. 83(F R a ch el IRd. NEW YORK (AP) — Robert firmary services and security Indla ta 1966 on a m ission to w ives. paih, Susag stated that the sonnel, $7,538; equipm ent, $1,- is considering issuing them A dramatic decrease — from 81UNI CLOSEOUT RACK — Great Bargains Fryer has been signed to pro­ (police and firemen) were felt Board of Ekhication should not 375; consultant and contractual again because of requests from 21 to 6 p er c ^ t —' w as noted train teacbem; Ltommso Because HElRE’s success de' 'ihe Ladies Gourmet Group of duce “Marne,” film version of to have improved substantially studied with him In New Mex- pends on volunteer help a n d assume responsibility for main­ services, $2,097; travel, $190; Childrens’ Dresses and Suits younger members "who are not the Broadway musical, for in the cateory "Fellow Student* the Manchester Newcomers dub during the same period. Mean­ Ico after quitting his job with community participation, Dl- wiU meet tonight at 7:80 at the tenance beyond normal cutting supplies, $476; rent, $1,600 (St. intimidated by the forces of op­ Warner Bros. time, students saw the gulf be­ are Dull.” The conunlttee felt James parish later offered file pression.” the City of Hartford. Yeso and DlRosa have asked tor home of Mrs. A, D. 'DiNardo of and watering. Wetas agreed. Fryer produced the original tween themselves and profes- that this Indicated an Inorecksed ‘When lAmenso started doing suggestions and help from Man- 107 Blue Ridg;e Dr., Bolton, Flavor Burglar Alarms five rooms rent free); and COVENTRY SHOPPE Halil 61, of New York, was stage productkm vhlch ran on SOTS IncreaS'ngl respect and satisfaction for utilities and other expense, $1,- yoga, be said, he whs ta bad The board approved, ta prin­ here Tuesday to announce that Broadway for more than three In the area of non-classroom one’s fellow studeiRs. AVERAGE WEIGHT 25 TO 30 LBS. DEPOT ROAD, COVENTRY — 742-7494 He gave up meat, cig­ ciple, burglar alarms tor 826. he will run for president as he yeans and closed two years ago activities, the survey indicated As host administrator for the has at times in the i>ast. YOU GET 8 TO 10 SIRLOIN STEAKS arettes, and medication, and schools, after hearing a report after 1,606 performances. that organized social life on went, on a strict natural diet to Public Records meeting. Principal iGeorge Bm- WITH PULL TENDERLOIN. on the system installed l. cm k^om, %ow, (m ! staff and public, respeettvely. youth services department be Dr. Hennigan announced that she has developed over a two- Noon prices on the Big Board placed on a 12-mmith -basis in­ Tonight’s workshop at 7:80, year period, "Man and Ifis five full - time intern teachers included Goodyear, up ^ to stead of the current lO-monUi. BEEF also ta the nitag library, will Elcology:” M rs. Becker idiowed from Eastern Connecticut State 82%; Texas Gulf Sul^diur, up % The addltitMial cost would be concern itself with buildings and slides o f trips tsdeen to the Oak College ■will be assigned to Man­ to 16%; Gulf & Western In­ $2,900. The superintendent’s grounds, adult evening school, Grove Nature Center, stations chester Green School and nine dustries, up 1 to 82%; Squibb, recommendations also include data processing, cafeteria, on Long Island iSound, Goodwin to Nathan Hale School through up % to 84%, and Kinney Serv­ the employment of a female as­ transportation, administration, State Forest, and Mt. Tom. M arch. ice, up % to 36%. sistant coordinator and a census sum m er school and fixed -Also, the Connecticut State On the American Stock Ex­ clerk. change, Whltlaker warrants (Charges. , Employes Association as official A hoard member quesUtmed Mony Ootz, Soybeanm were up % to 5%; Kaiser In- Dr. Hemiigan said the pro­ bargaining agent for nurses whether Dlgan’s school position dusWes, off % to 8%; Botany poned budget Includes his rec- and dental hygi«ilsts. Varieties Extinct Industries, up 1 to 6%; Slick ommendation for a 6.6 per cent “f A lso, a $16,967 wasdiout a c­ Corp., up % to 16%; and Potter saJaiy increase for all present count to support career educa­ OMAHA, Neb. — Two-thirds Instrument, up % to 17%. staff members, except for those ** tion programs at three second­ of the oats varieties introduced ary schools. into the United States in this nr e s g i o d^ 7 r per i cent, two-year “'Se'rsLc*: -Also, washout accounts fo r a century have become extinct: state grant o f $31,410 and $35,- So have 386 varieties o f soy­ Today in History from those of the federal AVERAGE WEIGHT 25 TO 86 LBS. 826 under Title I of the Elemen­ beans developed in the United Anticipated increased mrrdl- grant,” Dr. Hennigan replied, tary and Secondary Education States between 1036 and 1969. Today is W ednesday, Jan. 12, ments at Bennet and filing Oie 12th day b f 1972. There are AN ABSOLUTE STEAL AT THIS PRICE! prompted Dr. Hennigan to ta------864 days left in the year. YOU GET 7 RIBS OF BEEF. •elude $77,760 ta the budget fo r T ody’s HlghUg^t In History •the purchase of five portable, On this date in 1946, (jerm an WE WILL CUT AS DESIRED INTO RIB one-clasaroom unlta. Three forces were ^treating in dis­ would be installed at lUlng and order in the World War II Bat­ ROAST, CLUB STEAKS, RIB STEAKS.,, twD.at Bennet tle of the Bulge in Belgium. Student Increase On This Date In his budget message, Allan In 1848, W arwick, R . I. was Cone, Bennet principal, project­ founded by Samuel Gorton af­ GROUND CHUCK ed an increase o f 66 students. ter his banishment from the In a presentation to the board Massachusetts colony on last month, A- Hyatt'SutUffe, grounds of heresy. nitag principal, projected 66 NOTICE! In 1787, the first signer o f the PATTIES more ninth graders at Manches­ American Declaration of Inde­ ter High School. pendence, John Hancock, was Dr. Hennigan said Charles bom in Braintree, Mass. Oroctai has estimated $1,000 as In 1938, an Arkansas D em o­ the cost of hooking up each por­ on THURSDAY the 13th crat, Mrs. Hattie Caraway, be­ table unit, which would be elec­ came the' first elected woman lb trically heated. The cost, he senator. clip thfe coupon said, does not include plumtang In 1944, British P rim e Minis­ and sewer lines. ter Winston Churchill and IN S-LB. LOTS and FR ID A Y the 14th Alternatives to portable class­ French Gen. Charles de Gaulle Scive 15 In 1968, the Soviet Union pro­ with MHS, leasing buildings WE WILL NOT posed a zone fme of nuclear botl'les of Ivory Liquid. Get Ivory Liquid's outside the system, or use of weapons from the ArcUc Cir­ system buildings (older portion This furniture is crafted of carefully cle to the Mediterranean. VEAL CUTLETS long-lasting suds and famous of Roberts(»i School). Ten Yean Ago selected hardwoods and veneers. Certain -Bennet alternatives, Cone hardwood veneers have simulated grain Directors of the two biggest mildness at this special saving. OPEN UNTIL 1 P.l said, would be relocation of U. S. railroads, the Pennsyl­ ^fects to enhance their appearance. central offices in the oomidex’s Decorative components and carvings are vania and New York Central, ______jCUJ_OiJ.jAi£NS_pOTTE£.U^^ _____ main building and conversion of approved a merger. present office space to class­ fashioned of high impact polystyrene. Five Yean Ago rooms, or renovation of the au­ THIS IS lECAUSE OF THE LARGE CROWDS ON WEDNESDAY, Communist . China’s army TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOUR STORE ditorium tor use aa open apace pledged its support to Mao Tse- * 1.69 area. JANUARY 12Hi . . . tung during disorders touched .Career Counselor off by the Chinese cultural FREEZER DEPARTMENT In the career education pro­ AND WE MUST HAVE TIME TO REORGANIZE OUR STOCK . . . Special Savings This Week Only revolution. gram, Or. Hennigan recom­ One Year Ago NEW LOW PRIOES mended the iq;>poihtment of an New York police arrested the assistant director, career coun­ head of the militant Jewish De- selor, a diversified work expe­ feiue League, 'Rabbi Melr Ko/- rience teaohei>coordinator at The intricate beauty is something to behold. But what's behind x\\q Moorish hane. HINDS SIDES eu the junior high level, and anoth­ REBAL N BirS SHBP glamour is even more impressive. Like built-in quality that shows up now er at MHS. 83* lb. 78* lb. THIS COUPON GOOD ONLY ON IVORY UQUID. ANY OTHER USE CONSTITUTES FRAUD. The first two positions. Dr. or a generation later. Important details, like center guided drawers that let you Slar Beef Hennigan said, would be includ­ OUT. WRAPPBD AND QUIOK FROZBN push or puir with a fingertip t. :h. dovetail corners, and dust-proof panels The HROADVIBW, Sask. (AP) — A T NO EDCTRA O lA R a a . ed ta the school budget at a to­ MANCHESTER— 901-907 MAIN STREET If/S Mi«NM S S llU iifliMM Mta| the i wpwtT iizitty «l« We I______WIN SWSeW______$1— AW . iwdwidlw ____ Ut*th . tal cost o f $20,000-$24,000; and M ore than 1806,000 w as realized PAUINTIOTOOUStiSSSiiioftcwi flSU^MMSMIPMO, AT OOl custom hardware brings out the richness of the beaytiful Spanish oak finish in a recent two-day sale cf 420 ATTBNTION BMAUL. F B B B Z a B OW NBB8; the last two, at a total cost of Yours, a ^ream-buy if you act fast! 9-drawer dresser, 5-drawer chest, mirror full polled Hereford cattle at the H ALSO AVAILABLE] % OF A HIND AND ir t .lw ilJ r approxim ately $20,000, would and H ranch south of here. Na- % OF A SIDE AT ABOVE PRIOES. 964SAF be funded by the State Depart­ VBLNON—TRI CITY PLAZA or queen headboard, $339. Nightstand, $79.95. I ment of Education. Ucnal Hockey League star Bd» MASTER OHAROE Available On AU Freezer Orden '^y H ull la a partner in thr Dr. Hennlgan’s proposed -■anch.

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vjSb e n m fT Y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANqHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. TANUARY 12. 1972 PAGE TWENTY-ONE They Say They’re Oppressed N e w B o o k s Men’s Lib on the Upswing A t L ib r a r y m a s t C B E B T E Y l i b k a r t 9 f BUJaUEIlK O D fO m ed, bare been corobtloned to men, but bjr-and-largo don’t Flellon (C ) L m A m t t k m I t a M reflect q>eelfle attitiidee of tbeir make up for the sbort-comtaiga Bleek — The Procane chroni­ W M HHHm U f — As the •ex 'wtaleh are opprendve. • dealt to women," Sawyer aaid. cle "The popular Imafe of a mic- « a., ™ ___ jj-j-dA n.. «... u.. ,«««« O ronow ics An orange full of W E E K d ream s "ifen SM hnrinnini mtt t^ want to gain an advantage over 'Men are begtamiag to ait presrion that men experience ^rea, just equality Hartog — The peaceable king­ dom ^ ^ y everyone. Men don't have “s about how the male role op- women, but by other men. The anvtttne to fear ” Heyer — Friday’s child rrJ!* compeUUon factor,” .^^e are already isolated Hibbert — The wandering SPECIALS! A IL WEEK feminist CBoria Stetnem, editor Marc Fhateau, a New York caaea of legal suits instituted ' by prince of the new magaalne for worn- attorney who gives college lec- men. Hoyt — The ghost lane Grade en, Ml. "They are beginning tures on men’s liberatian (with Lamming — Natives of my per­ to realise the problems they his wife, Brenda, who speaks son SPECIALS! have because of their osm exist- on women’s liberation), agreed, ... parental leave Le Guto — *nie latbe of heaven stay fcShop ing rigidly defined eex rolea. "Men, unlike women, are of abtence. Ltotogton —' Malicious mischief dec I know of some groups which brought up to believe in a cult Lockridge — Death to a sumiy L A R G E E G G S ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES have farmed—in New York, of toughness, to b^eve that Chicago, and Portland, Ore. — real men are always aggressive, The Supreme Court is eject- P*«ce Colonial Master but it hasn’t really become or- that every challenge must be ac-_ ed to announce a decision Maim — A ofaaritaMe end gaaiaed yet. 'Hiey don’t have to cepted, and that defeat la ju, momentarily to what will be its Perrault — The twMfth mile ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES Frozen New Zealand organise, because they are still compatible with self-reject,” first ruling on equal rights for Sorrentino — Imaginative qual- POULTRY' in the poalticn of strength.” he said. men. An unwed father to BUnois Ities of actual things Smoked Oigaaised or not, there has '______is appealing a law that denies Weidman — Last respects FESTIVAL! still been a aubetanlal amount i t • sas fathers of illegitimate children Whitney — Listen for tiie whls- T he best any custody rights, while grant- perer ralstogf Anrtofiy • • • Icgol chickena the men. "There are men’s favor women. ing the children’s custody to the Young — The pocket hunters Lamb mothers. Pork Butts you r m on ey groups in every Mg city now, ------^ Non-FIcttan In New York, Oary Acker­ aa weU as to tiny towna, and Men are also bRMght iq> to Altman — The making of a Whole . . . Oven Ready Water added (SontlMt) can b u y ! SUPERMARKETS I get ietten from many of these briieve that an nmmaalrsi of man. a young male Junior high musical;.... Fiddler on the roof men,” said Dr. emotion to a sign of weakneaa, “ f* AncheU - Sex and sanity S h o p New Zealand lamb is grown lor Lean, tender pork for U.& GRADE “A” a psycbologiat with Havard thd- Sawyer said. "Men play daughter and whose wife is gailey _ The defense never Its superb eating qualities ... some truly good venttrs Department of Social fredy, or cry freely, or be Pfesnoat oRabi, ia seeking a SUPERMARKETS luicy delicate in flavor and eating. You can count Relatlcns. gentle, because these are feml- o***®®* Baker — Thomas Merton, so- trimmed for extra value. From our Delectable Deli Hut ------nine, not masculine, traits,” he “ • J®® ^ slinllar to m^inlty ^ on it thanks to your U.S.DA. INSPECTED lb (AVAILABLE IN STORES WITH DELI HUT) said. "But a fuller concept ol *®ovm commonly g ^ ^ worn- _ neform and conttou- maxi meat man. Whole . a nuuhroom ing humanlty recognises that all *® *ty: Oie electoral college lb phenomenon. Colonial M aster. . . Water Added SSolS*of ^ to t^ S rlS Bonsai - Cuba, Castro, and the Delicious Sliced Sawyer, who has written about and p S ^ and thiU toeat^ B^I«^-mISc to Europe and lb 2‘/ 2- men’s Ub for several pubUea- other human characteriaUca are *1?“****,. ^ Ackerman a rj^ted a*of~i ” **** Smoked Shoulders -65» tiona and has given ape^Sbu^ not the province of one eex.” ^ U to the Unit^^S^ U.SaD.A, Choice 3-lbs the subject, tltoiks it toa^urii- In another dimension of men’s ^ourt there. B i^ - ^ Roast Beef roomtog phenomenon whlMi w in liberation, whldi is slowly be- Sex dlscrimtoation to emjdoy- ’ lb grow even larger as gains are ginning to appear, men are be- ment has remained almost un- aa. CATERER'S KITCHEN made by women’s grotqps. ginntog to challenge those legal touched by male complatots, al- Self Service Deli Dept. Plump tender meaty birds that are meatier by far! Sliced to perfection,tender and ‘/4-lb "These men are synpatfaiBUo to toequlttes which favor women— though one man to a recent .—■■■. _ r _ h,. ready to eat. the women’s rights aetivltiss and women’s hberatlonists are court case to Florida won .his / You can't buy a better chicken anywhere! and feel that It’s sasenUal,” he encouraging the action, although battle against Pan American _ Bonks for th« N.Y. Sirioh Colonial said. "They beUeve tt’s essential they maintain that the courto World Airways after the airline ^ “ ** B e s n S a i d d caterer’s Kitchen to tbs liberation of men. It’s are atm heavUy weighted to- 1®,,^ him as a fli^jt _ ctoroparative managV Roasting Chickens Chicken Breast fib right lor women and It’s good ward men. There are a few attendant because he was not a vyib tor men. As women begin to lib- areas, however, such as child wwnan. Eckstein—The body has a Nepco Turkey Roll erate tfaemsMves fnmi defined custody and alimony, where A spokespwonum tar the Equal Farrington—Pishing with Hem- Sliced Bacon sex rolas, so wHl men.” women do have the edge. Opportunity Emi^oyment Otwn- Chicken Legs 65^ Chicken Wings Nepco Franks All Beef or Mild Man, he said, slang with worn- "These are real concerns tor misaian said there has been lit- ‘ j ^ j . . __ _ a Try a delicious crisp with tie uproar from men when it ~ Activities program for bacon, lettuce ft 1-lb beck Gem Dutch Loaf M b comes to sex discrimtoaticn to senior citizens tomato sandwich on pkg Chicken Thighs 65t Leg Quarters employment. "The only excep- Geduld-^us on Griffith toast 73‘ tion comes to some cases tovMv- Jenyns—J jsn ese pottery Steaks Mrs. Schaffer Asks Killian tag penston plans,’’ said Susan Knight—A pocketful of stars Perfect eating steak . . . a Stop & Shop B re a st with wing 49*. B ro ile rs 39*. Caterer*s Kitchen Specials Deller Ross, an attorney with Leduc—Mad to pursuU promise! All fneats are guaranteed to Colonial Cold Cuts 49* To Rule on District Lines the commission. "M any pi«iti« Ytadbeck—Understanding China please you. Don't miss this marvelous discrimtoate against men by al- Lydenberg — Dreiser; a coUec- 8 a pkg, tlload... Oliva, Luxury, P&P, Luncheon, Briogna HARTFORD (AP) — an independent candldata offer on a full flavored steak. lowing earlier jtional retire- tb» << Boneless Chicken Breast A technical problem stemming state representative, Large Pizza ment for women, with greater Alaifeert — Developmental gene- BONE IN • WITHOUT TENDERLOIN from legislative reapportion- Oapoblanco referred to When you see our White Gem label, you know you’re payments than the men would tics (kilonial*>!S? Franks 79* ment was sent to Atty. Gen. old district lines instead of the get if they retired at the same Murdick — toformatton systems getting the best eating qualities of the finest Robert muian Tuesday by Sec- new cnes, Mrs. Schaffer said, Tapioca Puddings Flavors age.” for modem management 3lS*l retary of the State CUoria Schaf- "Since the performance of fresh pouRiy. Poultry that will be tender fer. my statutory____ duties______relating to But most men are iwt suing Pdrry — Reflections of Jesse All Boof Franks 85' and motet and dalicioue. Mrs. Schaffer akked what she the Nov. 7, 1972 state election Jobs teadlUonally h ^ tJ??*®** „ . . . ____. . should advise local election offl- often Involves action based on ^ stUl rigid- P t^ - Bartons handbook of Mini-pricing* saves you more clals about voter lists based on House and senatorial dls- ly «iex-8egregat^,” Voss s^d. Junior community college Colonial Slicod Bologna is 79 the new House and Senate die- trict lines,” she said, "am I "l^ e n have the lower-paying fi^ cW aid Turkey Drumsticks trf®t^ correct to my assumption that ^ or Turkey Wings And rile also arited what she the House and senatorial «xacUy opposite of the The Sewsnee Review-Craft and Jennie-0 riiould do about an application dUtrict lines to be followed are Men aren’t going to start b ^ fiction from for a nemtoating petition from those set forth to the new plan c o r in g for women’s Jote im- The S e w ^ Review s Stock up at this low price! Jenhie-0 Turkey Roast Mix.e sjk pk.*2^^ Jerry J. Capobtonco of East of districting, unless and until a “ “le e co ^ lc roahtles to the Terr^Bunkhouse^pers Hartford, who wants to run as court may order otherwise?" labori-«— market----- .... —.1 undergo------a------mas­Vandermeulen — Linear eccti- Jennie-0 Turkey Roast .wwi. p».*2®® sive change.' omic theory N.Y. Sirloin Steak Witoout^ten^oin 1.09» Jennie-0 Turkey Breast 98jb State Auditors Find Errors Rump Steak Short Cut 1.49 ,, Ocoma Turkey Roast ^SlxiS* 89rh I 15 og In Circuit Court Accounts CARRIAGE Hi-C Drinks pkg Fresh from our Farmer’s Market HARTFORD (AP) — State ton and "should assure no re- We reserve the audltors reported 'Diesday' a petition of these problems,” ! HOUSE right to limit , Deliciousy Swift*s Premium Your choice of flavors: quantities series of apparent discrepancies GRAPE to the accounts of the Second A Guitar Boost BARN Fully Cooked 5-lb APPLE-CHERRY Circuit Court at Bridgeport. SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Auditors Leo V. Donohue and Mexico Lt. Gov. Robert ORANGE Grapefruit I DISCOUNT i WILD BERRY Juicy good eating just FLORIDA PUNCH 46 oz chock full of vitamins. found "discrepancies of $8,080, doesn’t want to keep it to hlm- From our Frozen Food Dept, Canned Ham ORANGE-PINEAPPLE tocludtag $482 wiilch was re- self. ISHOES and BOOTS!! j 30< OFF cans quind to be kept and safe- Mondragon expressed his CITRUS COOLER OPENlOiOOAJM. toSrSOPJd. _ One dozen any size Lean tender and juicy. Mini- guarded to the court safety de- ®®®®®"* the P ««re «^ priced to save you money. porit box maintained expressly »n public sch^s MON., 'TUES., WED., FB I., SAT. I Morton Pot Pies What a treat for the whole Stills purpose.” toward developing innovative I Stop & Shop Grade "A” ..^family. We reserve the- right to limit quantities teaching for guitar. 659' ' nN The actors report ^ d m more guitars around THUB8DAYS, 10:00 A.M. to 0:00 P.M. I a than tubas," Mondragon said, 20 PUBMSaj, PLACE IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ■ posit box failed to locate the ^ "Come In ’Hie Back Way and Save!" I ^ a ? £ r 6 " l $488. ------No other way o f food shopping heats mini-pricing^ An inventory of money shown EGGS Oranges 5-69 by -.^e court records as being Dole Juices 3 .V n U 9 ' WITH THIS (XIUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE held by various police depart­ Effective thru Sat., Jan.15 S-lb can Made Rite Minute Steaks ments showed additional dis­ CLIFFORDS - The Name is Changing To II Limit'one pkg per customer Vegetable crepancies totaling $2,007, the 10V4 oz Shoestring Potatoes step ft shop 4p”bSJ»l Green Peppers 2Sl auditors said. m m m j j j m K cans Stop & Shop Peas or Corn 6 i* b S »l "It appeared that most at Campbeirs S O U P _ this money had been released Taste O Sea Dinner 2 p'xV.si by the police without the re­ 3-lb Canned Ham 2.69 Egg Plant Ftorida 25* quired approval of the circuit M o r g a n ’s L T D . Celeste Cheese Pizza ’p*xV99' court,” the auditors said. Swift’s Premium, fully cooked SPAGHETTI or ELBOW « 32 or Pepperidge Farm Layer Cakes Vx’g‘ 7 9 ' "We further noted," they pkp •aid, "that certain tangible 30$ OFF MACARONI... V Sara Lee Twist Cakes 'V5g“ 8 9 ‘ Fresh from our own ovens property shown by court 3yS .V 95‘ records as cMUlemned by the One pound or Two pound can Lender’s Bagels ‘ state was not to possession of Liver & Bacon Sale! What a great combination! Liver and bacon A pair Aunt Jemima* Buttermilk Waffles lil 3 9 ‘ Stop&Shop or could not be readily account­ Our own Stop & Shop that s hard to beat. ed toe by court employes." Merit Sliced JUMBO TOWELS 120 count 'They said other tangible Sliced Beef Special at our Dairy Dept, property appeared to have been Bounty White or Assorted Colors rolls "dljosed of, or destroyed by Raisin Bread the-poOAce In a manner different To Make Room For New MerdioNdife! Bacon Liver from that shown in court Prbserves Danish records.” WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE Borden Twin Pack 69* Strawbtrry gr Apricot i Kellogg’s Go Round Sliced American Cheese The discrjoncles have been Effective thru Sat., Jan. 15. Polaner, under Investigation by circuit Limit one can per customer' l-lb M b SOoZi stop ft 29 oz loaves court and state police for sev­ pkg lb VERYFINE i«r Shop can eral 'months. ALL OUTERWEAR Applesauce Pear Halves Pillsbury:»^Rolls 4 >"<^1 In an eariier report on the J Meat or I 2 S c t; Just pop in the oven and serve two>year audit covering the pe­ ii S Muihroom AND Food STORAGE Bags t pM> riod July 1, 1969,,to June 80, Prince Sauce qtjar Corn Muffins >ioine"wt^^ 1*'’* ®* 44® 1971, the auditors notified Gov. l l o z i stop ft [ ! Thomas J. MesklU that "the 5 0 ^ Sausage Sale! Pie Crust 20011 Corn Oil lHargarine‘>s39* Blueberry Pie i-ib2*^

<'/ . . i -- .J ■ I ■ PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-THREE when so many words came upcoming Merriam-Webster prejudice or discrimination to put under arrest; aihd "right Desi A m a z Nixon’s A^isit from the scientific community dictionaries. against women. on,” used to express appro'val WEishing and drying facility, 10 and from the slang of jthe very "Jesus freak”' refers to a Ah "antlnatallst'' is an advo­ cf a statement or position. Now a Profcjssor South Windsor South Windsor units of . one bedroom apart­ Chief Concern TVctp. Words Reflect young. Dictionaries must re­ member of a youth group cate of population control. A The drug world has created Adult School ments and 20 units of efficiency Red China May Join flect what's going on around vdiose life-style Includes com­ "stun gun” is a pistol-sized gun such words as "tripslt” for one SAN DIEGO, Calif, (AP) — apartments. ' At Red Confab us," he says. munal living, Bible study, that fires small v/cod oel'ets. who acts as companion to a Registration Desi Amaz is adding another School Board Considers Elm St. Tract Approved street preaching and abstinence ".Transsex” refers to changing person under the Influence of Manchester Evening Herald PRAGUE (AP) — President “Concurrent with our interest Change^in Society in space exploratljm, we also from drugs. one’s sex. "Urblcldal” is a LSD; "clean,^’ meaning free Utlei to his Ust of oocupation Ends Tonight South Windsor correspondent Talks on Pollution Nixon's visit to Communist Modular Units for SWHS are striving to save our own “ Implclt” and "eccclde” are word referring to the destruc­ frem drug addiction or with credits which already Include As Elderly Housing Site Barbara Varrick, tel. C44-8274. I ___ China may overshadow other Final registration for the Man- By SHIRLEY CHRISTIAN Union into a posltim of having NEW YORK (AP) — "Jesus tudes. earth through environmental from the wolfld of ecology. '“ Im­ tion of cities. And "stagflation” drugs in one's possession; and singer, musician, btuidleader, topics to be aired at a Soviet "Wq’re In u terrible position,” Ing board and a . search for Chester Adult Evening School The Planning and Zoning other land sites made available UNil’ED NATIONS, N.Y. to take part to save face. freak," "ecocide,” “imi^olt," "The new words coming into and ecological studies. We’re plolt” is the opposite of "ex- is inflation characterized by "grasshopper” for one who actor, producer. Bloc summit meeting in Prague .said new school board member other alternatives.. (AP) — Red China was report- The, 27-natlon working group, "sexism,” "stun gun," “ trans­ the language, particularly those also looking into the urgent idoit” and means .to take meas­ stagnant consumer demand and smokes marijuana. Beginning Feb. 7, Amaz will winter term will be held tonight Ccmmlsslcn unanimously apy to the Housing Authority. later this month. Blind Man Held ed Tuesday interested in taking set up before China’s admission sex” —these are not words out that appeared in 1971, are from problems of the peer, and com­ ures that will offset the ex­ severe wage-price inflation. In 1971, politics gave us teach studio production and David Cohen last night regard- Historical Society f r ^ ''7 t o 'V t a “ th rM ^ ch e7ter proved St Iccation for Rev. James Blrdsall of St. Communist party dailies in South Windsor’s firstrl«*ar housing nf*iiaincv Peter’s Episcopal Church, chalr- part in U.N. efforts to dean up to the United Nations, invited of science fiction,, but very real an increasingly urban and con­ ing to grips with one cf the ploitation of natural resources... From the urban world come "crazies” for apolitical radicals acting to upperclassmen and Prague and other East Eu­ ..•K uvercrowuing at souui Society Will hear a dlscusslon O n ***«*' School Cafeteria. program for the elderly last man of the HA, said particular In Assault Case the environment. the CJhinese to send observers words for a new decade. cerned society, ” according to most potent problems facing "Ecocide” is the willful de­ such words as "Afro-Saxon” for who behave irrationally and de­ graduate students at San Diego ropean capitals announced to­ Windsor High School. the history of old ^lass In Con- In addition to filled claves night, but not without cppceltlon land specifications for elderly Western diplomats were to Its sessions, As the United States climbs David R. Replogle of G. Sc' C. America of the 1970s': Drugs.” struction of the natural environ­ a black who accepts the values structively and "cherryplck,” State College. day that the Warsaw Pact’s Cohen, a Democrat who won tt®®^*®*** following a regular previously announced, registra- from residents In the area. ' housing had to be met and that HARTFORD^ st t ^ (AP) — A hopeful - that - China’s — interest The Soviet Union and Czech- into the 1970s, its language is Merriam Oo., which annually “ Jesus freak,” "ecocide” and ment, and an "ecefreak” is an of white society: “ iob action,” meaning to register new voters He will be paid $10,000 and consultative committee would his seat In the Nnvsmhcf ala meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. In tlon is closed for automobile The site belongs to Kirby Hcl- most sites offered were either “ lirst-degTM assault would force the Soviet Unl up preparing a draft dedar- its specialized agencies, ion, Poland, East Germany, the poaslbility of using modu- .-u^u.,.eai»iig in his spare time, cf crewel embroidery and crea- borhood. OUiers echoed previ- price than the Elm St. proper- ' “ Brown had b®®iB» ber atlon for the conference, said A Russian spokesman said lar claserooms for the next two He is a graduate of Harvard tive rugcraft, • two In graphic ous statements alledging unsafe ty” —^was refused. , ®®' * be had a long meeting with CW- the Socialist dejegations Woirid Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bul­ leave years to meet the housing re- Unlversity and attended Trinity arts 2, thr«e in reading Improve- driving smd walking condition According to the Rev. Mr. ®®Y® apartment, P®U®® nese U.N. delegates last week return to the working group garia and Romania. said. quirem^ts of the student's un- C o llie and Eastern Connect!- ment, four in high school equiva- ® Willow St. man, Kenneth gHe was rejected. ' ______specify when or udiere the Chi- cialist bloc boycott of the con- meeting to produce a strong high school building were made j,. ^ ' tration in other courses. Foody, said he was about “ ten The firm of Olson and Miller xr n ■ "®®® join environment ference itself. declaration warning Washing­ last year to Include 160 students ,„^^® ‘1^® u " ------years from being considered Hartford presented the re- M iU lO Il V e l8 R e S iin i work. Sweden and some other Eu- ton and Peking of possible dire more than the 1,200 student ca- The average American house elderly,” but that he would not quest for use of the site. They WASHINGTON — During 1971, He declined to speculate on rroean countries are trying to pacitynoaitv suggested when the build' ‘ ®™>‘ an'® ^ oil'Steps necessary COMBINATION PACK C the United Nations. Sunshine Golden Fruit *SPlTlNKljf$* The board recently requested “ > effect a mei^er of their OENBCUTCHOPS the lyiwn Council to look into systems in S®Pt®mber A7 CnnKCUT CHOPS) ^ Saoshiiii Vanilla Wafers...... ,o> 37' the proposal to build a $1,668,000 i^® PRICES IN THIS AD 4 8 * 5 8 ! Supreme Court QT. JAR high school addlUon, and that Old Fashioned Donuts TIP TO P ,,,,,,,, PAk 4 5 ^ matter has been referred bv the Chesterfield counUes m u matter has been referred by District Court Judge GOOD IN ALL FRESH BUTTS FRESH HAMS FRESH SPARE RIBS PORK CHOPS For Eased' Rules councl to the Public BulKUng ^ CFNTIP f i f i ^ Kavanaugh English Muffins..... ASP’s AND A-MARTS WHOLE OR niHER HALT 7 9 : Commission for cost estimates. *^ddiUon, Msriilge has dl- IN THIS COMMUNITY AND VICINITY BONI IN 69,: 7 9 cun 0 0 | h On Confessions The proposal will have to go to rected , the State 6oaid of Edu- the voters^again In another ref- tq ‘ come up with an ad- SUKRRICNT FliSH OR SMOKED (W AnR ADDED) WASHINGTON (AP) — Hie 5-7 LBS. Supreme (Jourt held in a 4 to 3 POPUJ.AR HEALTH & BEAUTY AID BUYS ®*'®b**'” b ’ , , . , V. nilnlstratlvie staff within 30 ALL MEAT The board last night u n ^ - to direct the 104,000-pupiI 100<\) BRAZILIAN decision today that courts need SKINLESS Mb. PORK mously authorized Charles War- metroptaitan school division not determine "beyond a rea­ JOHNSON S JOHNSON Picnics SHOULDERS ner, school superintendent, to given the state agency Franks sonable doubt” that the con­ fession c f a criminal defendant secure bids for the purchase of provide a plan for Its AMEMCAN LOOSE UNK EXTRA LEAN was voluntary before admission Wftijbeat Im peM &nadA ^ CdTTON BALLS used and new naoitolar clMs- financial operation, Bghl O'clock into evidence. rooms. These vmuld be added o Merhlge' Laid down the dead- “ Oourts need only to deter­ the existing building in the unes Tuesday in a follow up or- mine,” the majority said, that event the building program is ygr to his Monday decision rul- Pork Sausage 895 Stewing Beef PRO. OF M a confession was voluntary “by LEGS *u approved. The bid speclflcatlona ing the three school systems a prependeraneq of the evi­ POPULAR ENRICHED VALUE are such toat the Town of South niust be consolidated to provide Giffee SUKRKICHT-SEMI.RONEUSS.WAnR ADDED ^ R R IC H T dence.” Windsor will be under no obllga- “ meaningful integratlmi.” The decision came in an ap­ tlon to the bidder in the event h Is decision would create six peal by Don Rlcliard Lsgo Woodhury Dry Lotion...... oa 3 9 ‘ the addition to the high school subdivisions, or zones. In a ' Hams eiVher''half 895 Sausage m e a t ■which sought to overturn his is voted down. school division spreading over 1-lb. 1961 Blinois armed robbery con- No More Tangles Creme Rinse.iv...roi 79° Bid specifipaUons -will be more than. 750 square miles. 3 LB. BAG CEMnR SLIUS (WAKR ADOn) NMDOUARnRS-Wmi PARTS OF WIHC, HECK, CIRLH AND RACK viction^ (Ira'wn up by the administration. His plan, he said would result bog Lego maintained that the Dristan Nasal Mist Spray...... >cc’ 1 .1 9 Eight to ten of the relocatable in' sdiools In which black en- 1.99 OR 09 FROZEM trial judge should have deter­ classrooms are being considered rOUment would range from a ROASTS mined wdiether his confession Bugs Bunny Neg. Vitamins....ta*;.M.7 9 at a price of $14,592 each. Not minimum of 20 per cent to a Ham Steaks Turkey Legs was voluntary beyond reason­ POPULAR TENDER LB. included in the price are furnl- maximum of 40 per cent. able doubt before admitting it Bugs Bunny Vitamins W/lron..TA*;, ^ 2 .9 9 tufe and electrical hookups. ------i----- into evidence. Warner said the units must K i n g T u t ’ s TreaCU KirB 1 0 SALE C0NTINUES...2ndBIGWEEK Logo said be was questioned P ^ B O N E L E S S Bufferin Cold Tablets...... M . 1 9 be placed In three-foot sunken l q n d ON (AP) — Fifty price- by police for four hours and foundafljbns if they are consld- treasures from the tomb of beaten 'wifli a gun butt. The Vicks Vaporub...... ,,.o i5 5 * ered permanent, or in piers if gj g y p t * s boy king, T^it- SWANEE statement also contained the ' temporary. ankhamen, will be exhibited for Tomato Juice UB lT'S' Tissue RATHROOM CHUCK U.S.O.A. sentence. Lego said, "No, I re­ CHOICE Working '■ V ’ t ' i " '*^'—*.* ist prime minister, has given • POPULAR FACIAL 1 SAVE ON FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS L- Britain until midnight BYiday to FABRIC iumbo pulP-4te 3,600 troops and their 126 cl. 7,000 dependents off the isltind. I BLEACH SCFTEHER TISSUE 1 He wants $46.8 mllUon a year CRAPE JUICE rolls rental for continuing to supply ... Q Q c Britain ■with military facilities iuG ^ g WELCITS and has hinted that if Britain ° 59* 1 doesn’t pay up someone else 12 OZ. CAN 0 BNSTANT c o rn wl'U. The Russians wd neigh­ ' 17 OZ. 2«OZ. > CANS CAN boring Libyans have been men­ 49** «oz. tioned. Popular Fruit Cocktail 39** JAR k * xr ^ ^ 0 Britain and its NATO allies offered $24.7 million, which COUPON EXPIRES SAT., JAN. IS, 1*71 Popular Tomato Juice • •••••'••••••••••••••••••••••••• CANS 70Z. SPICMUL! Mintoff rejected. But the Nixon TASTE 0’ SEA SHRIMP DINNER ••••••••••PKO 8 9 ‘ LIMIT I PER CUSTOMER. administration is now report­ Popular Bath Tissue edly sounding out the British GORTON’S FISH STICKS...... T i d e X K Bathroom and other allies on a com­ Popular Dish Liquid Detergent ILE. promise offer of $35.1 million. BANQUET FRIED CHICKEN ••••••••••••a .popular Laundry Detergent l*KO.’ * 1 . 1 9 / 3 ^ ••• PKO. * 1 .7 9 b»*I Tissue Cluttnpioit IRecyclen THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN! DUNCAN HINDS Oefergent 2 NEW YORK (AP) — If there SAVE 11. Golden Yellow 10* were a glass recycling sweep- ‘Collections Were stakes for married couples, Mr. only tuy I pkii. It rtiulir iv ic.... h * *lb p k | . Off O f . 6 5 0 cl. and Mrs. Ells Rabb of C!an- VERYFINE APPLESAUCE 7.49*^ lb 4 9 terbury, Conn., might qualify BANANAS Good Today’ MBH] box roll* 3 9 ‘ for first place. JUMBO SIZE Fomily Pek IIVz lb. Pks.) eOUAON EXEIRII lAT., JAN. II, 111] A. In 11 months, Mr. and Mrs. LIMIT 1 PEE CUITOMEE. Rabb delivered over 200,(XX) ^^'ROLLS~Q $1 ■ pounds of used bottles and jars KLEENEX TCWELS to a glass container plant in CALIFORNIA NEW CROP O IN ANY business enterprise; Dqyville, Conn., the Glass Con­ ASSORTED TOMATOES VAIU ABIE COUPON good collections play a vital part tainer Manufacturers Institute Jumbo Size disclosed. Q Q Q c in its success. That is doubly The glass plant paid the KLEENEX NAPKINS true when a young man is in Navel Yellow Rabbs over $2,000. They do­ «OP*P business for himself, for the nated the money to St. John’s ea first time — as is your news-* MEO.-FINE-WIOE PINEAPPLES on U OZ. ETL. OP Luthgran Church, Brooklyn, paper Carrier. Conn. Fancy U.S. #1 O r a n g e s ^ Onions i: 3 9 « IT GIVES him a real thrill PENN DUTCH NCDDLES every time he is able to collect Rdtums to Stage YOUSAVES* —PSPSIDONATBSSf TOMARCHOPOIMES ^ d| 4 1 I Me Intoch Apples his accounts in full, pay for hia URGE COUPON EXPIRES SAT., JAN. IS. newspapers, and enjoy 100% SIZE DEIS MOINES, Iowa (AP) — LIMIT i r ------profit .from his efforts. Yes, it 1 0 - 5 9 ’ Eloise Martin, a Ziegfeld EV>1- DIET OR REG.I*EPSI COLA I I .1 4 aids and encourages him more lles girl of the SO’s, is returning Yellow Onions 3 3 0 c i than you may realize, when you to show business as an impres­ U.S NO. 1-GRADE SIZE ''A^-EASHRM sionist. have the money ready. Prompt' Mairled and divorced three T €> K >A Y - . - Atyt> THB RtC t>tFFIER£fltC£ QUALITY payments by you,' mean GOOD i ( times (die sajns she can’t get the collection davs for him! eld romance of show business MANCHESTER 725 MIDDLE TPKE.. E 1135 TpLLAND TPKE # ROCKVILLE • SOUTH WINDSOR SULLIVAN A V l SHOPPING CENTER Potatoes out cf her system. SattthrBtrt Enroitifl N ia s IFRCnVI JAN. 10.15 NOT MSMNSHIU FOITYPOCIAMNUL m O IS

■M. PAGE TWENTV-POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12.. 1972 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ^Manchester ( . CUna CryttaUlmJ h f Don Oafclty Radio Station Witnesses Urge the State One-FOHlth of Mankind 9 an d John LoIm H(o8pital Notes Bomb Threat To Preserve Its Wetlands ChineaeRbcM® Gwef-Ht* ^ YlSniN O HOURS P i S l i « ^ t HARTFORD (AP) — Pork AssociaUon, urged .Ou Intermediate • Caro Semi- 3 m ih a n a r \ H o r d ^ Proves Fidse The Chinese Connecticut's dwindling conim^ttee to foltow-the lead c« private, noon - * p.m., and 4 The radio studios of WINF at p.m, ( 8 p.m.; private rooms, Gutenberg swamps and flood plains have ^ la a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RITE 72! the Parkade received a' bomb to be protected before they dls- gj-ams to preserve Inland wet- p.m . threat yesterday morning, ac­ appear, the legislature's Bnvi- lands. Pediatrics: Parents allowed cording to police. One patrol­ ronment Committee was told Hibbard said that a "fair ap- ai^ tjtae except noon-2 p.m.: man checked the offices, but no Tuesday. proximatlon of the inland wet- oiherq, 8 p.m, . 8 p.m. bomb was found. Wltnesses at the public hear- lajid resources in Ooniiectlout” Self Service: 10 s.m. • 2 p.m.j A caller described as "a ing said the inland wetlands -jg 90,820 acres. 4 p.m. . 8 p.m. preserve the water taMe by ______■ young boy” in the report, cadled Intensive Care and Coronary slowing run-off, protect rlv-' about 7:20, police said, saying Unre: Immediate family only, ersida areas from flash floods, the studios would be bombed any ^ m e, lim ited ito fiv e min provide refuge for waterfCul MAHRC Hosts u te S .'' ten minutes later. and enhance the increasingly CSiief James Reardon said afo^m ity: Fathers, 11 u.m. - built-up landsctqw in one of the Expert on With 12«48 p .m , and 8:80 p.m . - H this morning there is no stand­ most densely populated states ard procedure for bomb threats, in the naUon Whitcomb, a, trust p.m.; others, a p.m. - 4 p.m., but he said establishments such 8:80 p.m . - 8 p.m . "Every flood plain should bo ConnecUcut Bank as schools are emptied in event Ajps L im its: 10 In m aternity under state protection and con- and Trust Oo., will speak on The Imperial Er^mninofione- of a threat. 12 in ' other areas, no Umit In China'e Intellectual Stralghtjackef' R eardon said area depart­ trol,” said Connecticut College "Wills and Trusts for the-Re- self-service. i . ments, such as Hartford Police Biology Prof. William A. Nler- at a meeting of the ^:^emergency patients and The liierati will only walk in the ways trod­ ary composition and giving the orthodox an­ was strong culturally. Taxes «ew heavy under and the state police, have bomb ,, j .fc Manchester Associatitm fdr the ®“ty^**nts are requested to use Niering called the wetlands _ . “ ® new emergency romn den by their ancestors. If they are offered safer, swers rewarded conformity and discouraged the double burden of an inflated bureaucracy disposal squads, but did hot say "liquid assets" which should Help of Retarded Children to- if they are available for use by off Armory st. Access’ more useful and_ more convenient ways, they originality. and invasions by the eternal barbarians o f the not be liquidated. - morrow at 8 p.m. at the Man- Manchester. to the sntnnoe is via existing will not condescend to take a single step to test A move to reorganize the imperial examina­ north, who more and more often were bought Colin Tait of the University of Chester Sheltered Workshop at Srlvew nys. them. — Wang An-shih tions to test candidates’ practical knowledge off rather than fought'off. Connecticut taw School mged 45 School St. was made in the 11th century by a prime min­ . Even a new invention, the “ fire cannon”— a An ROnrC P roblem the committee to provide flex- A social hour will be held af- P atients T od a y: 290 0 .The 300-year Sung dynasty (960-1279) has ister named Wang An-shih. Like the socialist primitive rocket—^was not enough to keep a iUe means of preventing the ter the meeting, ADMITTED YESTERDAY: FreshFruUsA Vegetablet 'i>Mn called the outstanding example in Chi- reformer Wang Mang, 1,000 years before him, large part of China proper from being occu­ AUSTIN (AP) —When the destruction of wetlands and- During the month of Feb- Albert L. Benoit, 880 Center ne^ivjiistory of Confucianist' ideals in practice. he also attempted to give the state a monopoly pied by the barbarians throughout the Simg. University at Texas Air Force limiting their use. Jhere should ruary. Friendly Ice Cream St.; Lee J. Bsuam, 82 Uttle St; be ways to negotiate with land- stores in Connecticut will cot- A TMiuc^ished Confucianism, called Neo- over commerce, improve the tax structure, make In the late 12th century, a new scourge arose ROTC detachment issued uni­ D anetfe M. Coom bs, 177 Hom e­ l b forms for incmnlng cadets, one owners, Tait said, without the lect wire coat hangers for the SIZE 113 NAVEL Confucianisnn' and tinged with ideas borrowed loans to farmers and strengthen the nation’s on the arid plains of Mongolia—Genghis Khan, stead'-St; Mrs. Marion F. uniform needed some adjust­ state being put in the position Manchester Sheltered Work- from Buddhism and Taoism, was firmly en­ declining military power. Unfortunately, • his whose undefeatable hordes swept all before them C raw ford, 144 B irch S t ; (Mra. SUNKIST ments—the skirt was too short. of having to decide only wheth- shop. ,Sheltered Workshop pei^ Frances W. Cushman, Hart- trenched as the national philosophy/religion. reforms did not outlive the emperor who spon­ from northern China to Russia to India to The uniform was for Carol er or not to take the land. sonnet 'will sort and box the foid; Christopher J. DeLorenzo, sored them. Confucian learning was the core and substance Persia to Europe itself. Lynn Christen, the first female John E. Hibbdrd, secretary of hangers and sell them to com- 59 Woodland St., South Windsor. [CENTER CUT ORANGES of the civil service examinations, the one road In culture, the Sung was another brilliant, It was the great khan’s grandson, Kublai, cadet in the university's corps. the Connecticut Forest and mercial outlets. A lso, M rs. B everly B . Dow(n- 1 to public employment'or acclaim. if not original, era, particularly in landscape who finally vanquished the last of the unwar- Ing, 78 Lockw ood S t.; Raym ond China paid a high price, however, for what painting. It also saw the invention o f movable like Simg. By 1279, and for the first time in G. (Dyer, 196 Dogw ood Lane, CHUCK STEAKS 5 3 ^ STEAKS with all its faults was probably the best system type for printing by one Pi Sheng, who carved history, w of China was under foreign rule. 5 ou t h Windsor; .Albert M. FOR BRAISING OR POTTING 1 0 4 0 ^ REGULAR-YOOHGSTBIOEII LEGS BREASTS WINGS B^armer, Lake R d., A ndover; f l S H any people had ever yet devised for governing type out of clay 400 years before Gutenberg. / p lg Q TASTY WITHRIBS TASTY themselves. The emphasis upon skill in liter- But the Sung was as weak militarily as it NEXT: Century of the Mongols ENTER SHOP-RITE'S Hetdi L. Giant, East Hampton; Beef Short Ribs 851 Michelle B. Guyette, East Hart­ CHUCK K T , ALWAYS TENDER A JUICY ford; WiUmar Heringer, Glas­ risiTi FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT " Vernon tonbury. Boneless Roast 1 Q M I 1 95!^ PABTS 59169t 391 Thompson Seeks Two Legal Aid Services Also, Denise Lane, Lakewood ENTER THE Dr., Coventry; Ronald G. La­ FIRST CUT Tfc* -Tfc - Water Quality voie, Smallwood Trail, Coven­ Clfuick for Stew v 951 1 0 ' ~ 8 9 ^ Retire from Welfare Suit try; J(hh McLuskle, 24lfA Main Bigger Post Office PubUc Hearing S t; Mto- Mary H. Matohett, I68 TASTY. NO WASTE HARTFORD (A P ) — Department—stipulates to the n**w 1 Caiestnpt^ St.; Walter Matkof, Shoulder Steak ' 1 OMCf 1 WASHEDCLEAN Mayor John Thompson last A federal judge has allowed withdrawal. The department LARGE SIZE Meadows' Convalescent Home; night directed Town Manager two legal aid services to with­ declined to stipulate that the Dawn ML Moyer, East Hart- CHUCK STEAK On Planning List Robert Weiss to set up a public draw a suit challenging hear-, suit be withdrawn without prej­ ford. Fresh Spinach ’£4* 29^ hearing sometime in February ings held by the State Welfare udice. The town of Vernon is now ain. bara Rd-i South Windsor; Gerald CLEANS SAFELY! 74* Welchade post office building Is owned Menunlal Tower on Fox Hill. Grover Mitchell, treasured; Mrs. ips Tide 'S 89* Filbert’s Margarine a 39* She exidalned it is in a great Roger Cady, assistant treasur­ Welfare Commissioner Henry The supporting cast hwludes A , 65 Sum m it S t.; Mrs. mAvieiiiAM WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RltE SLICED by the government. The Tal- *>■ " Irab^Ue P. Jacobs, 249 Wood­ 20-lb .$ 1 29 cottvUle W e. like the Rt. 30 of d l^ ^ r, a lot of tto er; Mrs. -Albert SchwanUnr, sec­ C. White. Fernando Rey, Tina .Aumont, SEDAN bag ^ Suits may be withdrawn in land St.; Mrs. Sally A. Wood, 82 Barbasol /orabettershave " 5 ^ 2 9 * Spam 49* Bird Seed Muerister Cheese a 79* due to vandalism. The commlt- retary; and Mrs. William Krar, Juan Luis OaUardo, Luis Mia- f in e ; m e o iu m , b r o a d p e n n d u t c h MOTTS DAWN FRESH GRADE A one. Is leased. corresponding Mcretary. federal court If no briefs have rin, Teresa Rahal and Aleo- Center Rd., Vernon. DEOOOHANT R. Bernard Growl, executive The new officers will assume been filed. If no testimony has sandra MuasoUnl, Idas Loren's Also, Mrs. Juanita Gregory, Dial Dry WHY PAY MORE? ^ - " 8 9 * Noodles 3£t*lNibretsCorn Medium Eggs their posts in February, when been taken, or If the reapond- 8-year-«id niece who is making QlastinUMify; IhUbert Glldden, | g ( ^ I T | ^ T I N U M PLUS INJECTOH S A U D DRESSING CONTINENTAt ^ ^ r JS^erSu be made the club begins its new year. ent—In this case the Welfare her film debut P lu s A STARFLITE Amswn; Fronds L. Pagatil; 7" 59* Shop-RiteCorn 8 * 1 Birch LMt. I'Rd., Bcilton; Jon M. Miracle Whip Shop-Rite Yogurt a 19* the picking up of Razor Blades a 'fi 69* s REGULAR A SUPER SANITARY NAPKINS SHOP-RITE cars. A little more than 6 CAMPER Santlm, East Hartford; Scott A. DENTURE TABLKTS NEWI CANISTER PACK cy of the sltu^on^ the Chamber con­ Burgess, 86 G alaxy D r.; Mrs- 6Q« Modess <)%99* Sour Cream is39* fer prompt action. He asked that ducted a program. The commit- Frances J. Keune, 42 Harriet Efferdent .7*79* Minute Rice COMPLETE MIX 59c AND PANCAKE MIX •DM D ept.!""- the chamber be informed as to tee feels a check be Dr., Vernon. ' General Merchandiee^ vdien the Planning Group wlU be made in the three towns to see Also, Christi L. Johnson, 124F Aiint Jemima ID 39* Feminique ^:: 79* able to come to Vernon to draw k junk cars have accumulat- SH0P-mTeSHi(S6N| eOAYffl' ALL V t A T A M ' A u . fit M Rachel Rd.; Tracy A. Engdahl, COTTON PAD AND FOAM TRASH CAN BATH TISSUE, WHITE OR ASST. up plans for a new facility, ed again. 40 Olcott S t: Donald H. Barnett, Remklewtosi said the next push The Solicitations Oommlttee, AMERICAN Hefty Liners of,7*99* 20 Charmin 4tt33* ^ Margaret Rd,; Mrs. CoUette IRON BOARD SET SHOP-RITE FRANKS wlU l>e to seek a suitaMe site, headed by Larry Halpem, is LaPolntei 11 K- Fairfield St.; mFroxen Food Savings!' Other Chamber Concerns working on establishing a pol- FREE! Klmberty, A- Tracy, 20 Marble 20c OFF ^ S H O P R i r t M O R T O N A B A N Q U f c T Wlth the legislature tow soon Icy concerning the anUciHng of S t : , ■ ; - LABEL go back into session, Richardfunds or advertising and such. AlscJj EUlott R . Washburn, 5 9 ® Elllngt^; Mrs. Frances Wllkas, 79« VEGETABLES DINNERS ■'POUR N' S TO R E '■ GRADE A CORN, ALL VARIETIES (EXCEPT onvr-ni IK ONE eAUON OF PREMIUM "LEAP FREE" East Hartford; Gerald G. Tay­ S H O P -R m i AMOCO GASOLINE PEAS N ’ CARROTS. HAM. SHRIMPOR BEEF) Metropolis Adopts Superman lor, 280 Borier St.; Mrs. Bever­ MIXED VEGETABLES Sauerkraut a 10* W irii Each PremiHin GosoHne Fill-Up ly K. 'Tanher, 167 St. Jehn St; "D” BoHeries 29^ REGULAR Mrs. Ruth I. Staddon, 11 Poster ABSORTEO RAINBOW COLORS . S 1 (Offer Good Ihiu Jan. Si, 1972) St.; Raymond Clifford, 396 Kfeirt- O ^tsi Colonial Bacon k 69* Mild-Mannered Reporter 3 pb/ *1 SHOP-RITE ford Rd.; Kathleen Bresnanhan, Terry Wash Cloths 1 ^ W pl<9s ■ __J Tolland; Mrs. Mary Oakes, East "OVEN CRISP" TASTI STRIPES or ^ *'NEW" ALL VARIETIES PICADILLY Sliced Meat 4 ^ s 9 9 ^ "'In High-Pressured Plan Hartford. , Cotton Dish Cloths ^ 1 ALL MEAT AND ALL SEEF CHILD MILD s Q u in Quart Site Also, Mrs. Gerard E. Poulin Tasti Fries 5', 99* Circles 59* B y PENNIe 'I^UG THURMAN ever, are working on the Im- BIRDS EYE ^ BUTTERMILK AUNT JEI tA Gem Franks iS69* FREE!! and son, 271/ A very St., South . . $ 1 SHOP-RITE METROPOOS, ni. (AP) — On® the propo^ would Windsor; Mrs. Robert Meadows Throw Rugs Orange Plus 89* Waffles ^ 1 kg*. , X 3-ib.t089 Thsragran can m im Superm an, that featflesa crusa- ‘ * ^ ” *'*_**^f *** ^® M etro- CHASSIS LUBE WITH EVERY OIL & FILTER CHANGE and son, ES«t ifortford. OCOMA "HEAT 4 SERVE" 2rLB. Canned Ham , 0, iaa9>. 4.'aa x b d b Bed Pillows I®® ^Sl^BBHiHUByDyyi -American way, Is brfng Dally Phuiet. Fried Chicken Ikl U^®Rlce Od’ valuable co u po n MOP-RITE CHEESE CAKE ^ A|!l VARIETIES BIRDS EYE 4-PAK A Rockville (20-03. pks.) or adopted by the citizens of Met- Other Ideas are to use a 3u- 9 9 « Cool N’ Creamy2’^ " 9 9 * ixtpolls. penman letterhead on the city’s FREE!! *3.79 Hospital Notes Pound Cake a 3-lb. 1-ex. boR "This Is not a. sham or a ft^tlonery md put a ^foot tt- Towards the purchase of m U X E "NEW" BAMBINO joke." says Bob Westerfleld, a Superman figure on a box of 100 Tide Laundry R O ( ST. REGIS STEAK KNIFE Admitted Tuesday; Elizabeth Celeste Pizza 59*^ Sliced Meats 89^ Metropolis resident who first the city’s water toiwer. “ That tow er Is 200 feet high,” W irii All Gasoline Purchases Tbaragran M Armstrqpg, Franklin Park, (.ipton " "■"Jee Cream Dept. — ' 'Bakery Department' < thought of using the Man of RockvUle; George Hanko,' DetOrgGn t with this Westerfleld says. ' “You could laae — i4..aofBBB Steel to iHit M etropolis on the South - St,, RoekylUe: Ralph map.. "We intend to treat Su­ see him- from anywhere In Mas­ Tea Bags ALL FLAVORS SHOP RITE GERI-ANN ^ COUPON sac County.” Mudgdjt,. ‘/Somers; Charles ( Uifilt: On« cuBH p m MmWv. perman in the proper per­ ChesnA, Broad Brook; James UmKi OiM ewipon par l•mlly. CBupofiMpIrM JBn«Niry IS* 1*72 sp ective.” Harold Mescher, president of Coupon oxplrn Jonuory IS, 4972 Caupon gaa* at nny Shaa-RH# Supermarte*. the Chamber of Commerce, Brady, ‘.Supset Terr., Vernon; Coupon |004 ol ony Shop-RIlo Suparmorlitt, FLAVOR KING WHITE Westerfleld, together with the *3.99 James, -Giwmmjn, Old Post says that bu^essee, for a fee, SAVE 17c! Metropolis Chamber of Copi- will be' able to buy certificates Rd., TtoUand; .Andrew Portuna, a i SAVi zs- IMMMWIIIIIII^ merce, say they already have of membership in a Superman Talcott „Ave., RockvlUe; Frank ICE CREAM BREAD A a YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS . . . valuable c o u p o n the backing of National Period­ dub. By proclamation, visiting coucorriMi*' Hecketiw Buff Cap, Rd., Tolland; ’:;ii:illllli:ir valuable co upo n icals, Inc., which publishes Su­ Rita vNocltora, Middletown; dignitaries also will te desig­ uowo'*:Sii 1-ib perman comic books. INFAWTFOflMtt* FrankIHblmlk, Grant St., Rock­ nated - honorary Supermen. MOTOR OIL (QUAKER STATE or AMERICAN) loovps H a I-lb. can ot "They've promised to send us Money from the membership ville; Utederick Glancey, Oak Towards the purchate of the uniform George Reeves fees is earmarked for the city St., RockvlUe: Mary Sue Mc­ a6-oz.larof '' WHYPAYMDREl , , M wore In the original television treasuiy. TUNE-UPS • BRAKE INSPECTION Cormack, Ellington Ave., Rock­ SHOP-RITE Chock Full series,” W esterfleld, 43, said. vlUe: Josephine Satkowskl, Maxwell House Tea Biscuits5 '*'^r49^ “We also plan to set up a com­ Stafford Springs; Harry Pin- Popsicles Stfi 59^ O’ Nuts Coffee ELECTRICAL REPAIRS C- — ® gravity met* so uaa. n wiERiBOiir kas, Lake St., Vernon; Joseph MACHINE SLICED GElk niESHFRozSfiBSr™™™^"™-*^™"''"’5555%A poUs In a rocket, sent by his sensitive it can detect Oie vari- SWITCH TO "LEAD FREE" AMERICAN 880 B dO B Rowe, Hartford Tpke., Rock­ , REDEEM YOUR FEDERAL parents who died when the ^ ^® earth’s gravitation- PREMIUM GASOLINE vlUe; Sharem L avoie, R FD 4, Bologna 'ss&i 79* Flounder Filletsib 79^ planet of Krypton blew up. al attraction at different floors RockvUle; Merte Mayo, Hart­ FOOD STAMPS AT SHOP-RITE PLYMOUTH ROCK Raised as dark Kent by a a multistory building, ford Tpke., Vernon: Prank Squid ’^99* middle-class .American couple, doesn’t mean that this SHOP-RITE STORES Dobosz, East Main St, Rock­ Spiced Ham 69* DRUG SLICED TO ORDER OOMESTK: 94-7QTQALB. he went to work as a reporter modem water-watching device vlUe; M yrtle AUen, DaUey CTr., Briatol SSS-asu M iddletown M7-814B on the MetropoUs D aily Fttanpt, can. detect w ater, only that It W ethersfield ' SiN-748e Rockville; Beverly LeBlanc, 587 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Tasty Shrimp ib 99^ 526 Farm ington Av^. 880 W ashington Bt. Provolone 99* shedding his mlld-maxmered can detect places where water DICK'S AMOCO lee SUas Deane Hwy. East Main St.^ Rockville; Rich­ WHITE ANQEL FOOD CAKE MIX ALL VARIETIES cover when he was needed to is likely to be found./Basically, Maaoliroter ao-aou lie w B ritsln 9M-978S WlUlmantlo '4U-9iai ard Campbell, Ward St., Rock­ MANCHESTER fight crime. the graviey meter detects and 653 CENTER STREET ------PHONE 643*7008 587 B . M iddle a)pke. 458 Slater R d. 1801 West Main St. vlUe; Mabel Blair, Lake St., DUNCAN CCc DUNCANHINES DICK GRINAVICH, Proprietor RockvlUe; Ellen Keune, Pleas­ The Illinois MetropoUs, on the measures lateral- variatinis In M eriden t MS-M97 Newington m ^ m OPEN MON. - SAT.. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. ^ HINES i4»-i!Da CAKE MIXES 3 9 * Ohio River, is hardly the place the gravity meter detects and Diet, by Mercury Oil Co., 80 Burbank Rd., WeUienifleld, Conn. 811 W. M ain St. ^ Hartford Ave. ant St., RockvUle: Mrs. Linda for a big-time crime fighter, that are aaeociatod with near- TantiUo and daughter, Vern- PricMa7fecUvathnr!a!rT5!T97?w7rGMrvrn!erighttoH^^ Tbe town’s 7,000 cltisens, bow- surface changes in denaity. wood Dr., Vernon. NotreaponsIMe for typographteal errora. PAGE TWt!NTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12. 1272 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12; 1972 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN ,

special committee being set up grees) with complaints of ab- elected senior warden of Diccesian Convention were on the first, third and fifth Sun- Lid fo r Froeiray broke Into cheers when the the first national park. He re- ed, she said, Weyth probably win be the one do lb Bolton Hebron a plied: In Again, to by the Planning and Zoning ormlnal pain, nausea, vomtUng. St. Peter's Episcopal Church at Thomas FWher and Raymonddays of the month and a mom «,.oWASHTNOTON „T N a T O N fA P l _ three governors*, signed the Commission to work on the new sore throat, earache, enlarged the annual m eeU i« held last Piche. tag prayer service on the sec- ^ ; a People Part of Attraction document at HelUgenblut at the "O f course, Austria has many Out .^ain, town plan. glands or a rash of unknown weekend. Elected Junior war- At the annual meeting, the ond and fourth Sundays, also runnlnw foot of Austria’s highest moun- attractive regions which de­ Booming on Skis m-e- origin should not be sent to den was Henry Parktagtm, Jr. Rev. Gerdon Weeman, pastor at 10 a.m. freeway run^ tm ^ tain, the 3,797-meter Gross- serve to be maintained In their ASPffiN, Colo. (A P ) — The Eye Testing the heart of Seattle. Wash., Because of a pronounced in- present character through a na­ Begin Again I6 U1 century’s silver boom Spl*ii|g Start Sought school. Richard Hataes; Robert of St. Peter’s announced that he -V'-—'-h iwhrol, located In says the Department of Hous­ glcckne;'. crc*se in the incidence of re- Mrs. Morider urged parents to Lowery, Roger Phelps and is planning to retire sometime phe^M Hall next to St. Peter’s, tional park designation, such as WASHINGTON (AP) — Artist prcnipted 10,000 pecpie to make ing and Urban Development. The Grossglbckner is re­ Available To qyiratory illnesses, commu- be / particulariy observant of Jane D-mneily were elected within the coming year. Father open every Sunday at In Austria National Park garded as the ktag of the Aus- the flalzkammergut (lake) area Andi«w Weyth has not been their homes here, but they fled The "lid" will hide the freeway ntcabie and virus typ^ diseases By KIADR FETinMAMN In Upper Austria and Salsburg commissioned to do an official when the silver ran out. children who were sick over the vestrymen and will serve with Weeman has been*at St. Peter’s g.ni. and muffle noise where the not set up a 'timetable aa to live there.' traln Alps. It ■will be the center For Tax Revaluation Paul A. White, principal, and Aaaoolatad Preaa Writer or the Lake Neusledler area at portrait of Prerident Nixon, a New another bcom is under­ holidays, watching for overtired- the Incumbent vestrymen Ray- IS years. Moore stated that he and his traffic runs below the surface. when it will be opened. The designation o f natKmal of some 494,000 acres of tower- All Residents VISINNA (A P ) — AuNtria has the Austrlan-Hungarlan border. White House spokesman says. way, cne that could bring more The Board of Finance Mon- and 28, reserved in case addl. Mrs. Jean Mosbler, public ness. Many of these children, mend Piche, J<*n Phelps, The members organised a com,«lttee hope to contact all The "lid” •will be a 8 ,8 acre There are hundreds of nation­ park was expected to result In tag mountains, lakes and ro­ health nurse, at the Hebron Ele- decidad to astabUrii a natimmi But Austria above all Is re- Weyth said Monday at his riches to the mountain commu­ The Board of Health an­ day discussed in detaU with “ cnal sessions are re she said, have not completely Daniel Arch. Thomas Fisher "Sell St Peter’s" commit- and respecUve mem- -v-Ht vHth trees, grass and fall- al parks throughout B u n ^ and an economic upswing In the mantic villages. The peaks In park with a diffarenoe. The garded as an alpine country home in CSiadds Ford, Pa., that nity than mining ever did. Four nounces that free glaucoma test­ qulred. mehtary School, are urging par- recovered. and Charles Eaton. tee under fie chairmanship of wlthta the near futuri. Any Ing water that will provide a the United States, but the Aust- area, which in turn should keep a4dition to the Groesglockner Assessor Harold Maddox peogde living In the areai win be and that is why our most nloun- Mrs. Nixon has asked him to ski areas are .located on the ing is available to all Bolton The board noted that the Re- ente to observe their children Also, White streeaed that any The foUowta" were re-elect- Nelsm Moore cf Yorkshire Dr. j.ggjjg„ts who might have ques- rcitreot for the pedestrian and a rtans claim their neyr park will the pele there, ending a de­ include the Gross Venediger, part o f the peiricis attraction. tatacus region was decided Mrs. John to handle the revaluation him­ Shepardson, secretary o f the self. The board agreed that Board of Health. Maddox would be the most logi­ Junior Women cal perstm to handle the task, as A demonstration of sandcast­ he has eight years' experience ing by Joyce Robinson ot Rock­ in the town and is already fam ­ ville will be the highlight of to­ iliar with it. Maddox also has morrow’s meeting of the Bolton thirteen years in the assess­ Junior Women’s Club to be held ment field. .it St. G eorge's Fpiscopai The board agreed that any de­ Church at 8 p.m. cision to go out for bids or to Mrs. Robinson is a member contract with Maddox should be of the Connecticut G u i 1 d of tabled until the next meeting. Craftsmen and the Connecticut At that time, all members of Watercolor S o c ie ty and is the board would have a copy of treasurer of the Society of Con­ the specificationa aa well as necticut Craftsmen. figures presented by Maddox on Church Notes costs of revaluations for com­ St. George’s E)piscopal Church parable size towns in the area. Smoked Homs will hold its annual meeting Sun­ Specif! catlaas FULLY COOKED - WATER ADDED day at noon. Church members Maddox felt it was imperative m b S t e a l s \vlll elect officers, executive SHANK END U.S.O.A. choica BEEF LOIN that all of the houses in town SWIFT'S PREMIUM BEEF CHUCK committee members and dele­ be completelS^ revalued and has b M f.J .ttg FIRST gates to special groups, includ­ U.S.O.A. CHOICE. For mouth-watering U-S-O.A. chaice stipulated this in the specifica­ FuHy cooked. ing the Bolton Bcumenical Tender, maaty \ kind that tMtM *'1'' beef that briails tions. Tendof and savory pot roast... Ctouncil. cuts of beef Sr^M -llwiysl This would mean^ in^>ection use this economy ta tender and The 1972 budget Is also juicy. Groat that’s delicious both inside and outside for any juicy perfactian. scheduled to be adopted at the sonrod baked _ _ _ cut. U.S.D.A. choice. improvements since the last broiled. meeting. evaluation in 1963. BUTT or Virginia. CDII ll|. • • . 6 0 $ A pancake brunch under the Many homes in town, if they HALF ibi NAIF i direction of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ have had additions or improve­ NO SUCES REMOVED NO SLKES REMOVED ert little will precede the meet­ ments, are not on record in the SAVE ON THESE BIG MEAT VALUES ing at 11:16 a.m. CENTER CUT OUR BIGGEST BEEF SALE EVER! assessor’s office. Building per­ WE SELL ONLY U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF Plans are complete lor an DELI FEATURES QUARTCRIO mits for additions and improve­ i-lii ecumenical potluck supi>er and Skinless Hot Dogs 69‘ M l OflTfR CUT AND ments have only been required HAM STEAK IN STORES WITH DELI DEPT. Pork Loins END CUT CHOPS II. 79' program to be held Jan. 23 at 6 the past few years. BlGifeless Chuck Roosts il 95' I Stewing Beef M M U S ) CHUCK p.m. to commemorate the an­ Liverwurst IS. 59‘ Maddow said that assessments Boiled Ham UWUKU .. l 69‘ Shoulder Steak .b.M” Californio Beef Steak «»« »^89‘ Armour Star Bologna Uo 1.59' nual Octave of Christian Unity. are badly out' of line, partic- • This year’s program, which will S lic e d = Center Ciit Chuck Roost ib Beef Short Ribs i-ib ulary in the Amston Lake area. Boneless Chuck Fillet ib.n®’ i Flonken Beef Ribs chu» .. 79' Sliced Bacon pkg 79‘ i-ik be held at St. George’s Elpisco- He figured that "unassessed Swiss Cheese All Meat Hot Dogs^T' pkg 79' pal Church, w ill feature two COUHIRY STYU Top Sirloin Roost ..NNuss Ground Chuck Ib. films: "One Out of iMany,” a real estate will more than pay Bocod Beef Cube Steaks CHUCK bn^’ ^ ^Top Round Steak nsis. Sporeribs R il fORTKWtPORK lOW 79‘ 2-lk $ ^59 in the first year for the cost of Barbecued Chickens nrwG HOT IL 69‘ survey of the development of $^49 Veal Pormigidno srH""* P*» the entire revaluation." / Jep Round Roost uNuus I A | | Boneless Beef 2-lk the World Council of <3uirches; Eye Round Roast ■OWUUIUI Top Sirloin Steokn>uN. Salisbury Steaks l>)4 2-lk $|89 and "A New PMitecost,” high­ Financing SEAFOOD FEATURES Potato Salad nUH CHMAT IL 29c GroVy & BeefSTN""" pkg O n c e the Board of Finance Bottom Round Roost ■ONIUSS lb. I Brisket Stew 0« SHbUlNR l-lk lights of the second Vatican K*>* 99' m GUVY-fM)HN Council. agrees to let the specifications Cooked Salami imiNz wium Vi A. 49c Round Rump Roost Cube Round Steak Turkey Slices 21k $^69 out for bid or to give the con­ Porterhouse Steak21 ..* 1” | Crossrib R o o sts All residents of the town are tract to the assessor, it will have Halibut Steoks welcome to attend the program, NMDWUNS London Broil unuum ib.M” Ground Round [!!^uan 1.99' to go before a town meeting for Ham Bologna ..l 69‘ which Is being sponsored by the on appropriation; Fresh Chowder Clams______Boltoii Ecumenical Council. A m m i ainiaMaa ■■ The expected procedure would Nursery care will be provided. be to request approval for the Metitodlste ‘Talk BaAdi' total cost of the revaluation with YOUR FAVORITE GROCERIES Sunday w ill be "Talkback" SAVE CASH AND STAMPS ON Sunday United Methodist half to be paid out of the 1972- 1978 budget and the remainder Church. The topic of the dia­ out of the 19784074 budget. VITAMIN C ENRICHED logue, which is to be a i>art of Additional Funds ' RNJWONMAISE the 10 a.m. service, Is “ Sexual Maddox also requested an ad- Wilderness,’’ according to Rev. diUonal $1,000 for his servlees David Campbell, pastor. because of unanticipatied addi­ Booton add 2, No. 0 Eye Test­ tional duties as requiryd by the ing. gg state. Maddox presently is re­ Scout Cookie Sale tained by the town as assessor Mrs. LiUlan Harpta, Girl at $2,000 per year,. Scout leader, announces that In requesting the funds, Mad­ the scout’s annual coc^e sale HeUnum's DRANDE, APPLE. DRANBE/PINEAPPLE, PINEAPPLE/GRAPEFRUIT. CITRUS. GRAPE, WILD BEflRY or CHERRY dox explained that an added REAL MAYONNAISE...FOR DELICIOUS SALADS, SANDWICHES 'Will begin Saturday .and con­ burden of woric has been placed tinue through the end of the on him because of an error mn iN« kJW Vocuum Peck Corns ".;’ 16' be open Friday afternoons rect. I MANS UNION Ik2 -ih n i *1Cc while he is attending a certified ,« 49', Jumbo Towels WHm-ASSMTIO rtll X J , 1 Liquid Detergent ^rMTos &. Under Public Act 788, he is Fabric Softener cAiniNON i 59' Stuffed Olives SKS. clqss for building Inspectors re­ now required to assess every MANO UNION quired by the' state. new construction In town no i-lfc. OOc' Fociol Tissues wHm-AssoniD Green Giant Peas >win l-NI. CNR AJn Ammonia r ' S , • -fe” 18' 1 Butter Cookies .utm Hours, until fuither notice, later than fifteen days after a (Mil. .An# will be 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 oertUloate of occupancy has Hamburger Helpers s . Tea Pot Teo Bogs ft" 69' 1 Morshmollow Pies mSl 3 p.m. Mondays through Thurs­ been issued by the building In­ Sweet Peos (MUNo UNION 19' L I'55' days. and 9 to 11 a.m. Fridays. spector. •••. / The Board voted "to Increase Vernon the contracted work of the as­ BAKERY DAIRY CASE sessor in the amount of $1,000 SAVE MORE ON HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS prorated for the period o f Janu­ Arson Suspected ary 1, 1972, to June 30, 1973". With the year half over, this In House Blaze would amount to $000 to come iVhite Bread Philadelphia A fire, termed of muploious out of the present town budget, jt^ T ^ p o s te origin byvVemon Fire Chief the' funds for which the board William Jedmoon, djBstroyed a voted to transfer from the con­ KRAFT - vacant house located at Rt, SO tingency fund. CREAM and Bamforth Rd. last night. Budget Meetings iFRISHiAKE j CHEESE PS. Police Lt. Clarence Neff Mtid The beard also approved a FiihlM lim it... REOULAR I.7S4I. KIn| i Iio the large house had been the schedule for budget meetings In bmiitNHny ibear M/M h VITAMIN SALE tvbi target of vandals for some time. order to prepare for Hebron’s MIRACLE ITRnCH The house It on land owned by annual budget meeting, sched­ lUY ONE OOTTLE AT REOULAR PRICE AND Pdrty Pock Donuts 3 ft *1“ Cream Cheese M iU tt UNION Fred AnnuUi and partners of Arrid Deodoront Stru! ‘r 77' Boby Shampoo JOHNSON t JOHNSON uled for M ay 8 . OET A SECOND BOTTLE FOR 1$ Mb. $109 Manoheator. , Under the approved sohedide, PANTY Angel Food CokeZ^“ - iX 69‘ Kroft Velveeto (NHHSMIAI Johnson said the alarm waa uua UNION Kb»\ I the Bocurd of Sduoatlon will be Baby Powder '^ 39' Intensive Core hi. . • OUNDUNION in four inspired designs sounded shortly before 9 p.m. notified that the Board of Fi­ Multiple Vitamins OUNO UNION Jelly Sweet Rolls mST ' r 39' Americon Cheese Get one with and the firemen remained at the nance must have an estlnuUsd Cotton Swobs MUM UNION A 39' Toothpaste MOUtM t HUMIM ‘r 39' every $5 purchase. scene until midnight. The Rook- 8 lOMM 2 $ |4 0 vllle aerial ladder woa uaed. budget on March , the legal Multiple Plus Iron tinnomon Twirls NANniTNN 'Sr 39' Sharp Cheddorsr Two with every deadline, with the date of the Hair Sproy ZT S’ 67' Sonitory Napkins i .A 59' Johnson aald he thinks the house receipt of the final budget NANCY ,.,1, $10, three will b«e declared a total lose. LYNN ' scheduled for A p r il«. IND. w rapper's * m ■ ■ ■ ^ with every The cauae la still under Inveoti- High Potency SSi 2 A ‘ I** TWKB W ’ 12 in IO-01. PILMMIIV - - - eocn Receipt of the gaiural govern­ AIKA FOIL 5* gation; RegriMtyOW AS FAIT „•» MITTERMILK ment budget requests was AI ASPIRIN PACK pack pkg. 40 scheduled for i^psll 8 , and the Chewobles s r r , 97 77* 60 IMSUion Covereid town’4 budget hearing for April MadkimAall, peoplelTpleasers 17. ' Baiga, browntona. graymiat, r l t A i a f M M m c wniNM ouua A m i. $160 CIRCULAR! IN THE MAIL... RIGHT NOW m /S WEEK: LARGE CUP WASHINGTON — Sixty mU- LllU W IIIIlO a fMoatam mm Adioo I SIMCE; U 1872 Special meetings of the Board off black, navy. DON’T MISS OUR 100th ANNIVERSARY lion workers now are covered by unemploym'ent comi>ensation of Finance will be: April 81, an 'TMII ADvnTlMMlNtotfocllvo thru Sriurday, January 18. Not raoponsIMo for typographlMl errors. executive session to mahe outs; r affactiva thru Saturday, January 15. Not ratpoi^albla for typoaraahlcai arrors. laws, compared with 3.8 million April $4, to continue that meet- HANCHISTIR PARKADE, MiDDLE TURNPiKE WEST 30 years ago. ini; if nsoassary; and April 87 MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE W EST. c'AQB TWBNTJT-BIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTOK. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY. 12, 1972 PAGE 'TWENTY-NINE BUG S B U N N Y OUR Boarding house with major hoople to paint President Nixon, per­ haps In a duel effort done sido- VEESy GUV'NOR.,,1 HAVE V E R .„ S in / m K A L B IG FIKJAKiClAL ONE OF MV MORE « by-slde during the same sittings. WOULD >1011 Ae/tS/STCAn- CRBPITO I?Si' Wcishingiqn Whirl DEALS PENDING' EXCUSE ME 'y ^ n e v e r FEA-tURB CONSERVATIVE’ HE WANTS This would solve a problem NOWy AS I WAS SAVING.. V<7U A5 A GENTLEMAN'S THE p r e s i d e n t to SET UP A A MOMENT? . g e n t l e m a n to ArrORNEV for the National Portrait Gal­ SOCIAL FBI TASK FORCE Bjr MA30MB OHB8BIBB lery, which first approached 4 4 CRUMWELLl T E L L ME TO TACKLE SCHOOL TRUANCY/ A n iw cr to Pravioui Pu xilo # I5TME VOLUNTEER H m WMliliiilpn iPoM Andrew Wyeth about painting AND RIGHT NOW HE'S li?|[»]i»< PROSECUTOR STIU Water President Nixon and had already prosecuting s o m e g u v i=trai=i WAflltlNCmiN — Andrew bixmze bust Elsenhower CONSERVATIVE ? WITH A h e a r in g a id FOR obtained an affirmative etntrwer Wyettt'hae already agreed to which is displayed there. __ .v i o l a t i n g t h e n o i s e ACROSS 61 T rim before the White HousA came point preeddent Nixon's ottictal “ That’s something that I ’m — ORDINANCE.' 1 Large gulp of 62 Finale up with the same Idea. water (coll.) 63 Routes (ab.) White House poitralt, but It is not ^ In g to do,” he commented. Sadtk released Wyeth from his S Ladles water 64 Appointment really Mn. Nixon whose like­ " I have no time to pose for promise to accommodate the 9 Moist ness the artist Is eager to cap­ either my portrait or a bust." 12 Story DOWN '7.1 ■White House. ture on canvas. When White House aides read 13 Tropical plant 1 Masculine •1 Id " I t has been suggested to me nickname n Natfonal Portrait Gallery Di­ the quote In the nekt day’s pa­ 14 Upon (prefix) that we get Jamie Wyeth," he 15 High cards 2 Texas city rector'. Marvdn Sadilc was told per, they hurriedly placed a call 3 Islands (Fr.) idUI=l soys. "But I won't ask him. If 16 Unsuccessful by Wyeth recently that he hopes to Andrew Wyeth’s agent in dive . 4 Gestured I were he I wouldn’t do it. For a "Potpourri" . . . Household Hints and Shopping Tips for 43 Mean someone In the administration New York. The President had MICKEY FINN 17 Maiden name (oba.) humorist father ,and son to do the same BY HANK LEONARD 5 Mottled 24 Relax 45 Lieprosy w ill ask him to do companion blurted out his decision before today's busy woman, to save you time and money. Don't 18 irk in g subject invites Invidious 'com­ THEN WHy prohibited 6 Sick 25 Girl’s name victim portraits o< the President and anyone notified Wyeth. miss us —“ We're here on the women s page each WELL—MAYBE I'M AFRAID NOT, MR. FINn I 7 Places to swim 26 Suppose 46 Vigilant parisons for all the years to DIO you THERE IS HOPEI, (2 words) First Lady. ■ITie artist was informed that I TOLD CHOPPy THAT I COULD SAY IT? I HAVE NO FEELING AT 20 Disembarked 8 Flower part 27 Paper 48 Glut come.’’ Wednesday — just for you. ALL IN MY LEGS' "W yeth conalderB Mrs. Nixon the President will not be able WALK A LITTLE— WITH A CANE I 22 Building 9 Direct one’s measure 49 Baking Sadlk, for the time being, is steps 29 British gun chamber to pose during this term In of­ BUT IT WAS A U E I addition a "glowingly beautiful woman content to have acquired a life ( 23 Crafty 10 Fencing 30 Grow weary 50 Tear asunder with marvelcus bone structure" fice. Indications to his staff are \B3/Vj5s/\ja^Sisas/\s:^>ta^\5^'^^\^VB^Hs5s/N5^\ssi!^Ns=sAss/Vs5tf/Vs5SiA sword 31 Arab ruler 52 Thought portrait done ^ Norman Rock­ 24 Antlered And finds her a challenging sub­ that he la thinking of delay­ animal 11 Fastened 37 Working 53 Flesh food ing the project alU^etlier until well at the Pierre Hotel In New RUMWELL (2 words) 19 Butter outlines 54 Grafted (Fr.) ject. York rightj after Mr. Nixon was Mein Street ...... Around Town 15 ON THE he leaves the White House. 28 Famous _ substitute , 38 Heavy metal 57 Feminine niough Mrs. Nixon was chief­ elected In 1968. Family Helmets STRICT Italian family 21 American 41 Hearing organ name ly retponMble for persuading Mrs. Nixon is the only person at the moment who has hopes picture, being paid for by A Stitch In Time Senior Citizene Special L!aJi& 32 Summer (Fr.) Wyeth to pi>lnt her husband's f 33 Poem r ~ 2 3 4 r - r * r ff” r * IT f r of coaxing him into changing friends of the President, was ap­ Need perking up? PARISIAN portrait, neither she nor anyone M y mending has caught up 34 Boy’s his mind. proved by him sind will be un­ COIFFURE at 66 Oak St. wUl fT" 13 14 else in the White House bps sug­ with me . . .its down to F A IR ­ nickname Wyeth will not agree to'begin veiled when the Nixon’s set a offer on any Tuesday, Wednes­ W ant to Learn 35 Sainte (ab.) gested that die might also want W AY for everything In buttons, !6 16 n ~ the project until he has a firm date. day or Thursday, a shampoo OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 36 Fourth Ara­ to be done by the. artist she so zippers, bindings, threads and bian caliph commitment from the President and set for $2.60 and a haircut 19 26 ii much admires. ribbons. What would we do with­ 39 Son of Gad to pose for as much time as the out Fairway? If needed for $1.60 more or a (Bib.) 22 33 There has been great rapport artist feels is necessary. t h a t y e l l o w AN D I TH IN K TH E O N E k permcuient Including shampoo, SPORTS C A R 40 Docile between Wyeth and the Nixons Proposed Bill to Sew ? Wyeth Is only too aware of PRISCILLA’S POP 1 O U T IN TH E G AR AG E IS 42 Seaman 24 2 T IT KT H" U 5T Here It Is haircut and set for $9, Tel. 648- W AS A REAL since the dinner given In the the difficulties hiq brother-in- 9882 for an appointmmt. BY AL VERMEER W I M N E R , I STILL. T O P S )T R IE P A N ’ 44 WingUke Would Up Funds TR U E , AN* G E TS U S 35“ 3d u artist’s honor in 19i70, to mark law, Peter Hurd, had In getting Once again W ATKIN'S very \MA&1NE!QU1TTINQ h e r THE HOW WOULD YOU KHOW W A S N 'T IT, structure C a ll 644-8125 or 528-1186 JOB ATJTHE LIBRARY ,^NO...BUT W HERE W E W ANT TO 47 At a distance the opening of a^^^ month-long ex­ special offer . . . your choloe of J ,L 1 B R A R V DEAR'S YOU'VE MEVER M O T H E R f GO.' a n d 36 ST Lyndon B. Johnson to sit stUl Sew Haj^jy TO GET MARRIED/ rrVE BEEKl 1 P O N T H AVE (dial.) - hibit of his pamtings at the For Parish Buses ‘ IS M O R E BEEN MARRIED! T o TVIE TD SH ELL O U TA for even five minutes. sofa and 2 chairs — $899. Save PLAZA DEPT. STORE on , EXCITIMS BLW PLE EVERV 48 Reddish- 40 White House, n ils was the only $142. on 3 pieces or purchase now, and enroll to make a dress while you learn J-IBRARV r brown horse H m e, not money. Is the Im­ BRIDGEPORT L » l (NIWSPAPER ENTEHnUSE ASSN.) price range limitation of the or­ local school districts. In Bridge­ convenient peuking lot. Every­ ./reason to believe now that the ganisation is a pittance, port and at least two other body is pleased at Plaza. portrait w ill probably not be Wyeth’s son, Jamie, at 25, communities, thei local district I f your outomcdlo popup toast­ KATHLEEN STILES l-tz painted until Mr, mxon has left gets more than that when he Inteiipreted the law to Involve er refuses to pop up some morn­ A medium chain, spliced into 14 yecus' experience as a sewing instructor in Manchester \-\% office. paints i>eople such as movie busing within town lines. ing, chances are the trouble is the clothes Une, wUl hold coat due to crumbe In the mechan­ 1678 Ellington Road CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNElR When the Flisenhower Theater mogul Jorcph R. Levine. But some children attend hangers on which garments cue ism. Many toasters have bot­ South Windsor, Connecticut GUMMER STREET opened'In October, the President There hks beOn- a suggestion across town lines. And' puuTents hung, so that they will not twist BY PHIL KROHN paused to study the portrait and that Jamie Wyeth be ahked also have objected that their chil­ toms that are easily removed or blow off the line. Webster Florist Building ' dren are not covered under the so that crumbs can be brushed ''peAf? A'&Nie^; tAY law. out. I f the bottom is i>ermanent, Baked potatoes, hell p^pem , M FE^P OP I'M however, a careful but thorough DRAPERY LESSONS HU$0ANC? PA Y ‘3 "9 0 '< 0 0 t h i n k "9BAp'^\9': You CAN State Senate M ajority Leader and acorn isquasb are all d e­ TO T E L L H IM ISSSR. diaklng upside down may do Learn to make your own draperies and save ATreMTioN ra r.v. psc’ i t 'l l a j o p k ? ri2 Y incipbntall Y, b e r m u p / & !C '.rL‘’L TH E e n d O FTH E BEG INNING J. Edward Caldwell, D-lMdge- licious baked in foil. 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■V/ PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., PAGE THIRTY-ONE Jahhar Fouls Out First Time This Season JhsL disthcdxL dnqJbi Indians Tack Defeat on Conard SPORTS Knicks Can’t By FARL YO ST To Retain Share of CCIL Lead RESULTS Bucks Protest Loss to Suns Sports Editor NEW YORK (AP)—The the clock—and and hit tae that the Bucks’ Kareem Jabbar points in the third period and 24 Milwaukee Bueiks, who game-winning shots. fouled out for the first Ume this Stop Chicago over-all helped Chicago beat Conard was held scoreless BaskeitbaU By EARL YOST pod out oi the four-way deadlock 16 rhlnutes and at halftime the Once Herdic found his eye demonstrated their power The Bucks’ protest was based season. New York for the third straight ST. JAMES LADIES — Bally Umpire A1 Barlick has called it a career from the floor in the final quar­ NBA Incubators for Colleges losing to Maloney. margin was only 38-27 and 48-89 with 1:68 left in the third peri­ by ending Los Angeles’ on an NBA rule which says, Los Angeles, in resuming its Ume. It was U)e Knlcks’ fourth Phillips 185, Louise Bonino 127. and will join the front office as a scout ter for the first 4:38, a tribute EASTERN OONFERENOE (AP)—It’s taking Chicago’s Tom Boer- Incubator for college bsuaketball teams Although suffering a od, it was curtains for the home record 83-game ’ winning “ vtaenever the game clock In­ winning ways, set a Coho Are­ consecuUve loss. for young umpires and to conduct clinics Maloney comes to town F’ri- after three periods. five. The fiery red-head regis­ to the local defense. W. L Pet. GB. as a supplier of talent is East Catholic major letdown last, night dicates zero, and although the na record with 18 consecuUve Spencer Haywood’s 36 points HIGH-LOW - Jean Bassett a? Bull’s quarterback. . . .Ed Runge, another retiree among the day night for a "biggie” at the Herdic was shutout in the tered on his last free throws Now Moriarty and Co. can Boston 29 16 .644 _ streak Sunday, now are High. Varsity Coach Stan Ogrodnik pass­ 10 horn has not sounded, time has pointa in the third quarter to and Lenny WUkens’ 24 helped 181, Ellon Zinsser 176. has been able to direct traffic umpiring ranks, came up with this: Um­ following its lop-sided win ctarke^Are'^na look forward to Friday’s battle, New York 26 IS .681 3 protesting. es along the information that no less over previously undefeated second period and canned but — only nine counting as one expired.” overcome Detroit despite 42 SeatUe register Its fourth to tae basket with the expertise piring is the only occupation where a was canceled out when a team­ which should attract a banner Phlladelphi 19 26 .432 9V4 The Bucks, defending Nation­ than a dozen ex-Eagles are now playing P en n ev Hiirh last P rid a v shackles were ap- ™-otwo infree throws in the third Meoni^hUe, Los Aivgeles points by the Pistons’ Bob La­ straight victory and overcome FLORAL — Dee Simmons 187, rescued for veteran centers in man must be perfect the first day cn the P enn ey « l g n last piled effectively for two periods period. mate entered the lane too soon. crowd. Buffalo 12 SO .286 1UV4 al Basketball Associatlon^cham- Nets Mark either freshman or varsity ball amd two started a new winning streak, nier. ’The Lakers’ WUt cham­ a 42-point effort by Houstmi’s Marion Coombs 183, Jean Arch- the National Basketball Associ­ job and improve over the years.” Runge n igh t, M an chester rllg h S _th e second and third—to sharp- Meanwhile, the bulk of the at- Conard’s young club did well, p Manchester (66) ^ Cet ll Division plon-B, protested Tuesday hold down the team captaincy posts. beating Detroit 128-108; Cincin­ berlain, the league’s aU-time Elidn Hayes. ambault 191-194-638, Betty. Bid- ation. worked for years in the American hustling basketball t e ^ had gpooter John Herdic by a tack was bom by rangy Rick although it was no match off Baltimore 19 28 .462 _ nlgh’ts 116-114 loss to Phoenix, Doug Melody, a senior at UOonn, leads 4 Mlstretta q all nati ended a 14-game losing leading scorer, collected his well 179-473, Ruth Ather 186-179- Tuesday night, Boerwlpkle Utah Stars League and gained the reputation as the enough left to tack a 69-69 loss hcundingdOohn Miller, the No. 1 Kleman. Playing his finest the boards. Dave Bushnell (21), 3 Haberem 3 ^ Cleveland 16 28 .349 4V6 a game that was decided when Golden State, behind Cazzle the Huskies while' Gary Kinel, also a se­ 4 Kleman 8 M « the Suns’ Dick Van Arsdale in overtime; Chicago trounced 12,000th career field goal and RussseU and Jeff Mullins, vdio 611. "passing” from, behind Ms back circuit’s best calling balls and strikes. . . **** latter s point-getter still managed to game of the season, in Coach Dave Lombardo (13) and Dave 4 Herdic g 1M2 20 AUanta 16 26 .349 4% nior, captains the Eastern Connecticut gym Cincinnall 11 sank two free throws after time streak, edging Buffalo 109-107 finished with 29 points. scored 24 points each, in­ netted eight field goals and Yogi Berra, Ralph Kiner, Sandy Koufax score a game high 20 points. jim Morlarty’s words, Kieman Cunningham (10) were the dou­ 4 Carlson 2 a 31 .262 8 in T rium ph State College quintet. 2 Tucker ^ ^ had expired. New York 116-91; SeatUe wal­ Nate Archibald’s 29 pointa, 21 creased its winning streak to generally kept the tough New and Early Wynn are said to have the in­ It was far from being a ’The prolific scorer shot Man- pumped in 19 points and hauled ble figure Scorers. Miller rates Ten other former Eagles, who were WESTERN OONFERENOE Von Arsdale was fouled by loped Houston 141-126; Portland after Intermlaslon, and Tom seven games—one short cf its York Knicks out of contention WEST side tracks on gaining admittance to classic victory, this third Chester into a 2-0 edge and the down 16 rebounds. Mlstretta an accolade for his defensive 2X Totals Chaps Just HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. tutored in the fundamentals of the game Mldwea Division Oscar Robertson with three downed BalUmore 114-106, and Van Arsdale’s 21, helped Cih- aJl-Ume record. as the Bulls waylayed baseball’s Hall of Fame. . .The television straight and fifth in seven starts, Tribe was never' to trail before had ond less grab off the boards job, until he ran out of gas. ' New (AP) — If Zelmo Beaty and by either Don Bums, now head coach at MUwaukee 36 9 .800 — seconds apparently remaining. Golden State took Cleveland clnnaU nip Buffalo for its first York 116-91. viewing polls, show that the Orange Bowl but it was convincing. The final a crowd of 400 at the spacious and played a steady all around TTie last period was wild and 2 Bushnell f WO 20 Geoff Petrie and Gary Gre­ WUUe Wise get the feeling at the University of New Haven or Ogrod­ 3 Lombardo 7 J-2 18 Ciilcago 81 12 .721 4 But the clock ran out In the 101-92. victory' since Dec. 11. Bob I t s an optional play with times that they are marked football game between Nebraska and score does not in any way indi- wobly, more like a jayvee en- gor divided 60 pointa as" Port­ Miss Move nik, are; Jim Reynolds, a senior, at Conard gym. Thangs to seven game while the smooth operat* 3 J. Miller J « Phoenix 26 19 .676 10 confusion as offictals Jerry Kaufmanh tallied 26 points for us, ’ Boerwlnkle said and added men, they’re r i^ t Alabama for the national college cham­ cate the superiority the Red and points by Herdic, six by Rich tag Rich Haberem tossed in k countef, with an abundance of 4 Cunnlnkham } 2-3 10 Lost in the confusion of the land siu q ^ d Baltimore’s six- Stonehill; John Barry, a junior at East­ 1 Masslel 1 W -6 Detroit 17 28 .378 19 Loeber and Paul Mlhallc were controversial ending In the Buffalo and rookie Elmore "It’s up to me to spot the open Hie New York Nets marked pionship surprisingly ranked behind the White enjoyed. Kieman and four by Mike dozen points. Fifth starter Dan turnovers and scrambling. The game winning streak. ’Ihe Bul­ ern Connecticut; Timmy Kearns, a 2 Sw^e 2 AA n Fooific Division signaling tae foul. Phoenlx-MUwaukee game was Smith set a tall hold the job in the i>ast 13 years. Boston Braves lik e vision of the American (Basket­ shoot a jumper. ’ comeback. Jim Connors at Northeastern, Ed Fitz­ movind coaches before Stange were Dave New London 'Iliesday’s Results ball Association but George CinclnnaU 109, Buffalo ivr Chicago Bull Coach Dick Mot- "We tried to get rid of Beatv gerald at Georgetown, Ron Slemlenski Ferriss, Sal MCaglie, Harry Dorlsh, Bob Lahmann got away from them. ta explained that the over-the- and Wise on fw U .” said New at Flastem Connecticut and George Fin­ ’Turley, Mace Brown, Darrell Johnson, Chicago 116, New York 91 Hom eFood Lahmann hit four paints in Last Second Marksmen Phoenix 116, Milwaukee U4 the last minute cus thei Memphis ej^»*_^*>*a*» York guard Bill MelcMoiml. Charlie Wagner and Harvey Haddix. Hoop negan at Bentley College. u ^ r the basket is part of our "We were so determined to foul Since basketball was introduced on a Maglie held the post on two occasions. . . tae Angeles 123, Detroit 103 And Support Pros edged the, Chapa 88-86 When Manchester’s ’Tom Kelley reports Seattle 141,' Houston 126 ’Tuesday night. ° „ them out that I called the same varelty level for the 1963-64 season. East We don’t have a rough time play for four straight minutes ” Top Tribe Golden State 101, Clevelaild 92 Catholic has produced five youngsters to the Atlanta Braves’ spring training By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ’Ihe Chaps needed a victory Portland 114, BalUmore 106 to dix^ the Pros into last place I 'n»e Nets led mort of ^ flm who Went on to gain All-Star laurels, camp in West Palm Beach, Fla., next R e ^ out of the lineup, ’ said half and held a 62-62 lead at month he’ll encounter a new pitching ’The Manchester High rifle Otdy games scheduled "This was like a blood trans­ and had the lead for most of Ray La.Gace and Tim Kearns perform­ By McKeon Decides team, in one of its poorest per­ fusion.” Motto. -When he’s to there he halftime but tae Stars came coach. Lew Burdette, the former Brave tae game. Memphia staged a ing the trick twice and Tom Malta, Jim ABA w ^ t let us throw tae ball to back to, take the lead In the formances in recent years, lost Ihat was Coach Bep Ouid- comeback, tied the game with Reynolds and Ed Fitzgerald were others who was known to load up his pitches. BoerwinMe so we have to set fourth quarter and led 96-90 Burdette, 46, replaced Harry Dorish. its first match to New London East Division olin’s major statement Tuesday 1:17 remaining and Lahmann who were named to the dream squad. gamely. They employed a press bounds while Qulsh grabbed 14. ^ our plcteaU ttiedlffer®ntiy. with 6:60 remaining to play. • * * By DICK LEDBETTER High at the Waddell Range yes­ ■W. L. Pot. G.B. nii^t after his Boston Braves Besides the dozen players now wearing which caused East to commit We’ve just come back a little hit a 16-foot jump shot and a Bu« I thought our defense pres- Beaty fouled out with 6:40 to go Last secKind heroics by terday, 881-865. Kentucky 34 9 .791 — defeated the Springfield KingB layup for the Pros’ final paints the colors of the college of their choice. a number of turnovers. St. way,” was Ogrcdnlk’s summa- s u r ^ them all night. and the score tied at 06-all. Black Book Jottings John McKeon gave East It was the first match for both Virginia 27 17 .614 7V4 6-2 before a crowd of 14,018 at and the victory. East Catholic has also sent along a num­ How many times have you noticed a rnthnlin n R9 fiO vip+ n w Paul’s was able to tie the game, tion of the game. “ We have, to E v «i though ttey are good New York didn’t take posses- teams in the newly formed Coh- Floridians 19 24 .442 16 Boston Garden. In other ABA games, New ber of others who won their spurs with defensively, we aro a tetter of- sion of tae game for goodim til basketball game starting with a poor over St Paul4 of S t S remaining. For be ready to play Friday.” nectlcut Hig^ School Rifle New York 19 26 .482 "We didn’t have a very good Yoih d e fe n d Utah UO-KK and the collegians like Ray LaGace at Bos­ toss at center by the referee? Also, no­ over oi/. raui s ot c n s t o i three minutes and 20 East is in action again Friday fe^ve _to^,” said Motto. Rick Barry hit a layup at 3:66. League. Pittsburgh 18 28 .391 road trip, getting only three Indiana toj^ied Denver 114-99. ton College, Paul Walckowski at Har­ ticed the number of times the ball is not taSt n ig n t in th e rieil L lty. seconds St. Paul’s went into an night at the University, of Hart- Boerwlnkle then said "It has Barry scored 14 points in the Not one local shooter was able Carollnd 16 30 .333 Ues while losing five other ’Ihe Memphis player Dallas vard and Tom Malta at Assumption. tossed high enough on jump balls. . .Co- r h e Win stop p ed E a st S effective freeze, and with 11 sec- ford against Northwest Catholic to get a score above 180 as the token me four years in this fourth quarter, 33 for the game two-game losing streak . West Division games, but we’re sUU a good was watching was center Ran­ College coaches are aware of the talent Captain Steve Young of the Central Con­ and igft ts play, missed a shot, in a must game in the HCC. l e ^ e to get to the point where r was tae third straight loss first five qualifiers were -within Utah 81 14 .689 club,” Guldolin said. ‘”Ihls dy Denton who scored 16 pointa at East and keep a close track on the necticut State College cagers has left the raised its record to 7-2 overall. brought the ball upcourt The JV’s lost a close one. 67- I have confidence. Yes, I act aA for the West Division-leading one point of each other. Once Indiana 26 19 .669 game proves It.” in the final quarter and whose progress of many of the boys. team for personal reasons. Young was wmle the hosts also sport a 7-2 and ’Tierney was fouled to give 55, to St. Paul’s. Ron Soucler again it was weakness in the the quarterback out there but I stars. All have teen 0*1 the mark. Memidlls 19 26 ,.432 GuldoUn, a former teen-age foul shot tied the game at 84-84. the Blue Devils’ second highest scorer McKeon his opportunity and he and Joe Martens netted 14 and difficult standing position that also have to defense the offen- n>ad The biggest play of the game Denver 17 24 .416 star with the Boston Bruins, Denton led tiie Pros’ surge during Uve first semester with an 18.8 responded by breaking the tie 12 points for the 6-4 locals. led to the downfall of the locals. rive center, and playing against ..Wg ^ad too many tum- Off the Cuff . occurred wita two seconds left Dallas 19 28 .404 was elated with the welcome from a 47-87 halftime deficit The New York Chapter of the Baseball point per game average. . .Steve Ellis, a and scoring the winning hoop. East Catholic ’The season record stands at WHOM SHOULD I TURN T07—New York Knicks’ forward Jerry Lucas looks New York’s Jerry Lucas is not overs.” said LaDell Anderson. as McKeon grabbed Kevin ’Tier­ P B F Pts. home recepti(»i given tae and finished with 26. i>oInte. Writers of America couldn’t have picked senior from Lawrence, Mass., has set a “ Quish played one of his best 2 Quiah 4 3 11 2-1 as the team awaits a matcih ’Tuesday’s Results Braves. for teammate to pass to as Chicago center Tom.Boerwinkle pioves in from be­ ®®f^‘ ,, , Stars’ coach, "we let Mel- ney’s missed free throw ■ and 1 (Jorra 2 0 4 Lahmaim finished 'with 14. a nicer gfuy to win the Bill Slocum Award new Central Connecticut State College games and Joe Whelton ran the 8 4 20 wltli strong Windham High F1^- New York 110, Utah 104 . ‘"niese crowds are just fan­ hind Dave DeBusschere during NBA action last night in Chicago. (AP photo) Rich JcHies added the Chaps’ J “W*****! **>*1 (J®1***) Ro**e *et record in the two-mlle run. FUlis was calmly banked the ball Into the 3 Tierney b a ^ and he’s deadly with his ofi! to a fast start in tae fhst for 1972 for long and meritorious service game as usual ’Tlemoy was fan­ 3 Whelton 3 3 9 day at the Waddell Range. Indiana 114, Denver 99 tastic,” he said. "Our trouble last two points with 19 seconds clocked in 8:68.3 against Coast Guard. In hoop. It capped a g;reat perform­ 5 Tomczuk 3 2 8 Memphis 88, Dallas 86 20-foot jumpers. When it comes half, then Barry got his can­ to baseball — Bob F l^ el, vice president tastic and with McKeon’s fine 0 Gorman 0 0 0 Ml the road has teen putting in the game but Steve Jones performing the feat he became the sec­ ance by McKeon and a strong 0 10 to r e l^ d in g hta moves to the Rdence In the second half and and publicity director for the New York showing, we were able to win,” 1 McKeon 5 OUEN PRINOE NEW LONDON HIGH (881) only games scheduled. the. puck In the net. (doming missed a three-point attempt at ond OC8C runner to tetter nine minutes tesun effort. Kortens 47-49-45-42—183 basket are about the best in the that killed us.” Yankees. There isn’t a better public re­ stated Ogrodnik. 15 Totals X 12 62 home tonight was like getting a the buzzer. Donnie Freeman for two miles. ’The gi^u ated Jim Keefe, “ Everyone contributed to to­ St. FanTs (60)1 Smith 46-46-46-40—178 Top Three Scorers [ Sports Slate league,” said Boerwlnkle. MelcMonnl scored 24 points, lations man in the country and this hard­ Tierney led all scorers ■with 20 blood transfusion. What a led the Dallas’ scoring 'with 19 well-known here to FUve Mdle Road Race night’s win,” said Coach Stan P B F Pts. Bradshaw 48-44-44-41^177 Hookey New York Ooacta Red Holz- jg ^ the first half while Roche working gentleman is the main reascm markers with Quish adding 11 1 Geltz 2 2 6 MCC Five Hosts crowd.” WEDNESDAY pt^ts. followers, twice ran two-miles under nine Ogrodnik, “ and McKeon was tae 6 2 12 AlmetU 48-43-46-36—172 man summed up the ^ t e s t by got 20, 18 before Intermission, relations between the Yankees and New and Bill Gorro also chipped in 3 Lepore NHL Doug Roberta scored two Basketball Utah cAme back from 10 minutes,. lx>th outdoors in the Penn Re­ man of the hour. His defense, 6 Kurban 4 5 13 McNlckle 48-44-40-39—171 saylrig "The ^ did a lot M w ith Beaty and Wise leading York-New Jersey-Connecticut media out­ 11 markers. St. Paul’s Bob 2 Lanteri 4 0 8 Hartford Team goals and defenseman Nick Bev; Windham Tech at Cheney points down at the half to scare rebounding and scoring were 4 10 East Division running and whenever I looked the Stars’ efforts and both to lets is so great. ’This little man is a big lays. .. .Baltimore visits Springfield Sat­ Kurban had 13 while teammates 1 Schultz 3 Manchester Community Col­ 881 erley contributed a goal arid Tech tae New York Nets before Rick urday niglit tor an American Hockey fantastic.” 0 Peschalne 4 0 8 W L T P ts GFGA Selected All-Stars up someone was going for the ,oul trouble, the Nets focused man, in a big city, doing a big job and Lepore and Schultz had 12 and 1 Dumont 1 1 3 lege’s Coach Pat Mistretta 'will MANCHESTER (866) New York two assists in ' leading the Greater Hartford vs. Manches­ Barry and company pulled out League game. Los Angeles has recalled The first quarter was the best Hubbafd 48-49-44-34—176 27 6 6 60 178 86 basket we were standing their attack at tae two players. treating everyone in the same big league 10 points respectively. 60 renew old acqiiatatances to­ Boston Braves, who set an AHL record NEW YORK (A P )— ^The American Basketball Asso­ ter C.C. at East Catholic a -victory in tae last four min­ Bill Mikkelson from the Bay State ice­ offensive dl^lay of the night as 13 Totals 23 14 Chaves 47-46-43-38—174 27 7 6 69 167 87 manner. There are all too few Bob Flsh- Tlcmey hauled down 16 re- Score at half 38-32 East. night when the Cougars meet M on trea l by going 22 consecuUve home ciation’s three leai^ng scorers, its top rebounder and its FRIDAY utes. Barry scored 14 points in “ ®*****1‘” Both spent ccairiderable time men. East worked the ball for a good Glass 48-47-46-33—178 25 10 7 68 168 109 els in the P Jl. field. . . National League Greater Hartford C.C. at East T o ro n to games without a defeat. best playmaker have4)een named to the Eastern Divi­ Basketaall tae final quarter and 33 for the on tae tench because, of foul shot and also . crashed the Person 49-46-42-36—172 19 IS 9 47 120 110 Catholic High’s gym at _8 ’Ihe Nova Scotia Voyaghura Northwest Catholic vs. East game for New York. 'problems but finally deft the boards. St. Paul’s scored most Uvengood 60-43-38-40—171 Detroit 17 18 7 i l 181 182 sion’s starting lineup for the ABA All-Star game at Conard Tankers o’clock. ke.pt pace with the Braves in Catholic at U. Hartford Bill Helchionni had 24 ixilnts SpoitB Dial game when both reached tae of its points from the outside Ticket Sale 865 Buffalo 8 24 10 26 113 168 Louisville Jan. 29. ------foul limit. Wise finished with 18 with When Mlstretta was the ju­ Vajicvr. 10 24 6 25 94 1S8 the East Division by edging the Oiomn to the team Tue«lay versity last season, has the test Maloney at Manchester for the Nets and John Roche Tickets for F ^ toy night’s nior varsity coach at Rockville Other MHS Sh(x>ters: TONIGHT points and Jimmy Jones g;ot 10 a n c e. . Both______teams combined______for In EasyJ Triumph r West Division Rochester Americans 8-2. Cen­ In ballcUng by sportswriters • rebound average, 18.6 per game Cheney Tech at Somers had 18. Zelmo Eteaty led the East CalhoUc - Northwest Pierro 48-47-46-30—171 8:00 UCoim vs. Hawaii, Ch- 8 for Utah. 41 points and Blast led by one Defending CX3IL champions, High, John Canavari was the Chicago : .28, 8 4 60 134 71 ter Larry Pleau, recehUy sent and broadcasters from through- and is 10th in scoring with Ellington at East Wlndror Stars wita 23 paints. Jimmy Catholic High basketball varsity coach. Tonight Cana­ Rufini 48-43-42-36—169 at the end of the quarter, 21-20. Conard High sank the previous- Mbm. 22 12 6 60 106 82 dewn by the Montreal Canar out the league were guard 22.6 average. South Windsor at Wbidsor Jones had 19 and WtiUe Wise Weston Too Much game at the University of vari, will direct Greater Hart­ Krutt 46-45-37-36—164 diens, scored two goals for The second and third periods ly unbeaten Manchester High Calif. 12 22 9 S3 Charae Scott of Virginia, ft-6 Scott, co-rookie lector, receiving 62 of 64 first- Windham at Manchester LOS ANGELES (AP) — ’Ihe Hunter, asked to comment cn will be available at the local lineup. Stakes. Detroit 6, PhUadeliihia 0 6-3 at Norfolk, Va. ^ r t Wilson Swimming McGinnis 22, Freddie Lewis 19, end and third shot. itESUKTS: of the year last season alMig place votes and 262 of a poe- World Hockey Association’s reports that the WHA has sign­ Monahan handled the back- Storrs in a iMMt-conference out­ school Thursday and Friday Vancouver 2, Minnesota 2, Ue tied the count for Providence Manchester at Wethersfield and Mel Daniels 17. By DEAN YOST ’The fourth quarter -was a 200 medley relay—Stokes, Ci- wtth Issel, leads the league °ln stale 264 points, teams have no players but ed some NHL players, said, "To boards with ease. Ing. glch, Newton, Tracey (C), no up to 2:16. Sf Louis 7, Montreal 3 and then added a (dlnching goal thriller as St. Paul’s fought back so'ring wita an average of 34.9 Otaers selected to tae East “we’re looking for at least four the best of my knowledge—the Coventry High had a Weston netted a game high of Hie return match with Crom- time Season tickets, held by Only games scheduled In tae second period. points per game. The 6-7 Barry, squad were center Jim present National Leaguers on test of the league’s knowl­ 32 jxiints, 17 in the first half and well is Feb. l l in Cromwell. 200 free—^D. Anderson (C), East followers will not be bomb scare last night and Hoop Marks Intact a former ABA and National McDaniels of GnmHnp for- each team and perhaps more,” edge—no players are under Stone (M), K. Anderson (C), honored but may be ex­ Cromwell High’s A1 Weston in t**® burned the Cromwell (64) Basketball Association cham- wards Julius.Brvlng of Virginia Bill Hunter, WHA director cf contraot” B F Pts. Hoop Scores 2:08 changed for special admis­ Red-Hot Redmond exploded as the visiting 35 15 plon, currently is second with a a.nd John Brisker of Pittsburgh, playing acttidties, said ’Tues­ He said tae WHA would not a perfect 6-6 fronl the charity 0 Harrington 6 50 free—Strauss (C), Andrews, sion stubs. Panthers knocked ;the 2 McIntyre 0 1-1 1 81.6 mark, just ahead of 6-9 Is- and guards George Thompson day. ai^roach any player -who has a stripe, ’reanimate Dan Harring­ 1 Weston 13 6-6 32 Ellington (76) (C), Anderson (M), 24.1 F Pts. In Businessmen Play sel, the defending scoring of Pittsburgh and Mock Calvin With 12 franchises, that multiyear contract with another Patriots from the unbeaten ton, red hot in the first quarter, 2 Carlson 5 0-3 10 200 ind medley—Formica (C), ranks with a sound 64-66 tri­ 1 Monahan 1 2-2 4 Ct. Hamed 3 19 Waterford Pins ebamplon, who js averaging of the Floridians. would be at least 48 players team. But he said tae WHA ended with 16 points and Carl­ 1 Hagel 1 05 2 Bedard 11 Toubman (C), Pastel (M) 2:16.4 umph. Cromwell now sports a Army & Navy Club and the U.A.C. Barons both kept ’Ihe first 10 players of the Paces Red Wings from the NHL to the fledgling would not respect the option son canned . | Mathews 6-0 mark in the Charter Oak 10 7 Totals 26 i537 64 Brahm their records unblemished as each notched a fifth % ’The 7-2 Gilmore, an All- West team will be announced WHA -wMch is scheduled to be-, clause that binds a player with Notching double figures for Coventry (56) Ch. Hamed East Grapplers straight Businessmen’s League win last, night. Army & American at JacksemviUe ,Unl- Thursday, gin a 78-game season on Oct. a one-year contract to the same Conference and 6-1 overall. Coventry were LeDoyt ■with 19 P B F Pts. Flint 100 butterfly — Brindamour Powerful Waterford High NEW YORK (A P )— ^Mickey Reiiinond is red-hot— and 4 Morse 5 05 10 Champ Navy, after a close first period, easily disposed of win- 14. team for another season. Coventry’s record is 4-1 and 7-1 key points, Joe Locke popped in 1 Green 3 05 6 Saya (M), ’Thomas (C), Newton (C), pinned a 30-19 loss on East so are the Detroit Red Wings. overall. An. overflow crowd wit­ 3 Locke 6 05 12 Flamino 1 :02.8 Catholic High’s wrestling team less Telso, 98-66,< while the ------^------— With Redmond scoring h i s ------^------Himter, -who is owner of the The WHA has not contacted 12, and senior guard Morse 0 Stevenson 2 3-3 7 Dishaw Barons had ail they could han­ College Basketball Roundup nessed the ai^lon. 15 19 100 free—Strauss (C), Stone yesterday afternoon. ’The Eagles 16th goal ta the last 13 games W ln^ to within six pednts of Edmonton Alta., WHA fran­ players but players, usually scored five floor shots for 10 0 LcDoyt 9 dle in edging Fred’s, A.C., 78-78. Just as both clubs broke for 2 Toomey 0 05 0 Totals 29. 17 J6 (M), Wright (C), 63.6 BOW sport a 3-3 overall mark and amriuHTig ott another, the fourth-place 'Toronto to the chise to Canada, said the WHA through their agents, have con­ points. 6 Treschuk 1 05 2 Snflield (51) With steady Norm Burke plans to conduct a . draft for tacted the WHA, Ihmter said. half-time, an announcement Friday nlglit Coventry plays B F Pts. 100 back—Bees (C), Flllaramo while Waterford posts a 4-1 rec- Red Wings posted their seventh East Division, 45~ 66 guiding tae team, A&N moved players "at a very early date The WHA contracts will have came over the public address home against E.O. Smith of 15 Totals „ - . Osowelclcl 5 2 12 (M), Saums (M), 1:13.2 ord. st r a 1 g h t home-ice -victory. In other NHL games, St. Score at half 35-27 Cromwell. Romeo 1 1 8 (E) dec. Cor- into a 24-18 first period lead Penn Winning Skein to a California city.” no option clause and no substi­ system urging everyone to evac­ 1 0 2 400 free—D. Anderson (C), Turgeon thrariitog the Philadelphia Fly- Louis blasted Mi(»treai 7-3 and C. Bames Cowalski (W) which was Increased to 42-32 ut Asked whether NHL players tute for such a clause, Himter uate from the gym due to a Bardaslio 4 3 11 Pastel (M), Carlson (M), 4:29.6 lb. ers 6-0 ’Tuesday nig^t. Minnesota and Vancouver tied Padeglmas 4 7 16 won by forfeit; 112 lb. Steamer tae half. wmild be included to the draft, sal(L bomb threat. After an extended Hartswick 2 0 4 100 breast—Grlllo (C), Ander­ ’Ihe string equalled Detroit’s 2-2. (W) dec. Gravelle 6-0; 121 lb. The third period was to be teat at Olympia Stadium since Rookie Mike Murphy scored he said, "I believe we must ex­ “Conflict will be almost im­ halftime, Weston came out in Schoolboy Basketball RoUndup Parent 1 0 2 son (M), Bayer (M, 1:14.6 Bames 4 0 8 Manganello (E) dec. Gravelle all Army & Navy as Pete Klro Broken by Princeton plore every level ot hocky to possible to avoid” between tae the third quarter and connected 400, free relay — Soulsby, tae 1966-66 season and extended twice for St. Louis as tae Blues 5-0; 121 lb. Lyall (W) dec. M ct ripped the cords lor 22 points Philadelidiia’s winless streak spcdled the homecoming of procure the test talent to as­ WHA and NHL, Himter said. on four consecutive hps to Totals 22 13 67 Roach, Briggs, Andrews (C), Grata 7-2; 132 lb. Gaulln (E) as they outscored be'wildered r^W YORK (AP)—^When Chuck-Daly took over as cn tae road to 16. their former coach, Scotty Bow- sure fans cf major league hock­ “Common sense is the order of give Cromwell a comfortable Soath Windsor (91) 3:63.6 F Pts. dec. d a rk 18-10; 138 lb. Kane Telso, 36-12. A&N’s advantage head basketball coach at Pennsylvania during the off­ Redmond, who scored a total man. Bowman, now Montreal ey to our first season.” tae day.” 42-33 margin with 6:1(J remain­ B Eighth W in in Row Burger 4 2 10 (W) pinned Sanzo 1:38; 146 lb. swelled to 77-46 going into tae season, he i^erited nine lettermen from a team which of only 20 goals last season coach, was^making his first ap- ing. Levesque 12 3 27 EAST SIDE JUNIORS D. Goodwin 2 U 4 CoU^e Basketball Egan (E) dec. Perkins 8-0; 185 final peri(xl. had been third-ranked nationally after compiling a 28-1 wita Montreal and Detroit, pearance at the St. Louis Arena Never trailing in the tightly- Hoyt 10 2 22 EAST lb. ’Thurston (E) dec. Levine 'Both teams played to a virtual A field goal by Hal Rawlings rammed! to Ms 23rd this season since resigning as the Blues’ pi- fought contest, the Panthers Mackey 3 0 6 record— and its second straight 14-0 Ivy League mark 0 0 0 St. Bonav. 70, Ohio Xavier 61 4-2;, 167 lb. White (E) dec. standsUlI.in tae fourth quarter with 20 seconds remaining in opened up as much as a 16- Lacy in 1 9 7 0 -7 1 . ------on a power-play to the seixmd lot last April, Warsbavsky 1 0 Princeton 69, Penn 66 Santacro 11-3; 186 lb. Roselund and tae victory went to the the game gave tae Skyman a period. His linemates, A1 Kar- Henri Richard netted two of point maigin in the fourth For Ellington Five Nlederwerfer u 6 6 coming off its bruising one- K. Goodwin 1 2 4 Hofstra 82, Iona 70 (W) pinned D))ryer 8:30. Unlim. perennial champions. 63-62 victory over Mason- lander and Alex Delvecidiio tae Conadlens’ goals. quarter, 69-44, before Coventry YOUR HEADQUARTRS Gray 0 0 0 St. Jos., Pa. 77, Rider 63 Spencer . (W) pinned Richter Klro led all scorers with 33 Smirtha last night. For tae win­ nin/> scored as did ’Tim Eccles- Bill Goldsworthy fired ta Ms closed the gap to the final Cortese 7 2 16 wwli’ Sunday, traveled to Ne- The only unbeaten club in the area, Ellington High, points, Burke tossed in 21 and ners, Rawlings netted 15 points tone and Danny Johnson, while I8ta goal of tae season wita score. Wohl, both of whom grad- vada and overpowered Nevada- rolled to its eighth consecutive victory last night at Totals 40 17 97 Jerry McGuire added 17 tallies. with. Jim Adams dumping in 10 goalie A1 Smith fariiloned Ms less than seven minutes re­ Cromwell held a 20-12 advant- SonthlOKton (66) and Russ Norton nlne. Neal Mc- Reno 82-66. FOR home by routing Suffield High, 75-57, in NCCC action. B F Pts. •Telso was paced by Tim F’ahy Ho could have used them t 1. . second shutout of the season. matoing, giving Mlnnesoto its Blue 9 0 18 (19) and Bruce Stone (18). Kenney grabbed 12 rebounds Tuesday nighi Lackey scored 23 points, ’The victory boosted tae Red tie with Vancouver. but a game (Coventry crew, pac­ Suffield dropped to 1-4 in tae Brennan and tallied 10 points'in a losing T, i J*™ CSiones netted 19 and Lar- Bemalche In one of the more closely effort. ed by senior Bruce LeDoyt and loop. with 22, John Cortese chipped in contested games of the season, ‘T’ ^®NeUl added 18 as Mar- Co-Captain FYank Morse, closed aylor showing tae way on of- quette raised its record to 11-0.. ^ other games played last vvita 16 and rugged Greg Bur- Mlchonczyk the Barons had to rely on tae Y MIDGErrs fense a ^ reserv® backcourt- Charles Bush led Nevada, 2-11, to vrithln one, 24-23, at tae^^jM night. South Windsor trounced ger added 10. Kastner US AC Champ Joe Leonard Lenz bench to pull out tae victory. VFW nipped Pagani Caterers, ^ ^ g g ie Bird providing tae with 18 points. mark, andJ again I at t o.,o3:13, on_oK26-25. gouthington High, 97-66, in Cen- Southtagton’s Ernie Blue OilliB The first pericxl saw a tight 26-22, last night _ at the Commu-______defensive speu-k, broke Penn’s __,, ' ^ ^ ■ i r e l l Y Weston was super hot and net­ SO-game Ivy League winning ^o. 12 Florida State out- tral Valley Conference play; ripped tae cords for 18 points Totals 28 10 defense thrown up by both "Ity V. Mike Vignone popped in Heads Maratta’s Auto Show ted lour of the team's last six Windsor High turned back with teammates Brennan and teams but the Barons held the 13 tallies including tae go ahead streak with a 69-66 upeet of tae Meroor 20-8 in ^ e f i ^ Windsor (94 hoops to ride a 36-27 edge at High, also in CVC ac- Angels contributing 16 and 12 F Pts. edge, 18-15. Wita Lars Anderson basket with less than a minute sixth-ranked Q u a k ere^ Prince- ^ Joe Leonard of San ,Jose etaue r^fained Ms lead on the halftime. tion, 94-63; Rocky Hill trimmed markers to the attack. Sandberg 5 11 setting the tempo, the Barons remaining. Jeff Pescosolido ^ ’s cavernous JaerscnaUties as; Mario Andretti, worid of speed with show visi­ F PU. final canto, while Anderson ® freshman squad, 102-76. wlth everything we had,” de- ****** left to nudge Eastern Roger Ward, the Unser Broth­ car's response. Each Pirelli,tire differs in personal fouls. (Joventry con- Bardagllo netting 12 and l l cnee - beaten Coventry as tae Boakonicki 2 4 totaled 11 markers. „ n L T i dominated the boards tors. ’The array of dri-vtog stars verted four of six attempts markers respectively. visitors topped host Rham in a Ksnnison dared Princeton Coach Pete Ml**!**** P««t Duquesne 70-69, ers, Art Arfons, Gary Gabelich Clccarello In losing, Fred’s showed some P will include Bugsy Stevens, third weight . . . rubber compounds . . . casing while whistle tooters Joe Ro- SOUTH WINDSOR —• The wild scoring second half, Carril. knocking tiie Dukes from tae and Craig Breedlove. Partridge well balanced scoring. Leading national Mgh point leader with mono and Larry Selavka called once-beaten Bobcats remained qiie Terriers, behind the Vesquez ^ W hl^ is where the departed ****»>oaten ranks. Oervln led “ I think the crowds wUl enjoy construct|pn . . . ply and tread design. O’Brien the way wCre Jim Marks and Maloney, John NASCAR laist season, and reign­ 16 on (Joventry. Cromwell made in a three-way tie for first place shooting of John accarello speiiman Penn guards. BUsky and Wohl, ®a»tem Michigan with 22 meeting Leensurd” said Maratta. ing modified stock champlim of Joe Camposeo with 16 and 14 come in. points while Lionel BilUngly "He is the first American ever 12 of 17 attempts from the line, hi the CVC along with Plalnvilie (22), Steve, Kennlson (16) and siattery points respectively. Gary Wright PP 21, 18, 12, Connecticut. Also included is Failure by Coventry to hit tae High and Bloomfield High, Skip* Partridge (18), had little Totals WHh those two quick guards ®“ d John Wojdcwskl eadi had to -win both the National Auto former NASCAR mollified cham­ 28 16 71 hit for 11 tallies, all in, the lost respectively, man in the middle and Crom- South Windsor had easy pick- trouble in winning. bhasi (M) in the lineup, opponents knew it ** ***" U***li»e«ne, now 8-1. Racing and Motorcycle Cham- pion Ernie wn chlp- N Division of Quakers. But with a 6-7 Corky ’^inll^ Leonard>,tMnl ,to DeSarrd and the popular Gene throughout, despite the pres- Southington as rangey Phil 1^- popped in 20 points with Greg ^,,11 Schmidt thought she’d do some dribbling with an Tonlght’s action pits Ansaldi’s P “ ______' JUMPER— Loss of one legr is no major handicap ence ., 88 tion locatimi in Manchester- chassis, he doesn’t give the ap­ business, "But I don’t feel counts. Resume to B ok D, see that they stay on their side with such awe and respect that at Texas' Christian he drove to Main St., Manchester. Hours Hartford area. We o ffe r ; pearance of monstrous size. A mean. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Manchester Herald. of the field." they refuse to call him by a parking lot to find a Volks­ dally 7 ;30-5, . Thursday, 7=80-9 full shock of copper-colored "It’s hard to hate a guy that ’TOP SALARY Simple, Impersonal geometry name. In referring to Dallas’ wagen in his allotted spot. So Saturday, 7:3(^. 6^-7958. DING DONG! Everyone knows hair curls around the base of OiHatfled « 'T irM Ado” are token oyer ttw phone ae a characterizes the game philoso­ tackles, they say "Jethroe he picked up the foreign car you meet on a Sunday after­ cMvemenoe, JH ie adverUaer eboold read hie ad ttw F IB ST Aven. ’Ihat can mean profit COMPANY PAID BEU^EFTTiS phy of this pleasant, soft-speak­ Pugh and that other fellow.’’ his neck. He has shoulders of a and planted it on the sidewalk. noon and won’t see again for a ^ W»ORT EBBOBS In time fw the for you. Avon Representatives ’TRAINING WITH PAY ing giant who throws his 260 *’We don’t want to make him blacksmith and arms that re­ "It wasn’t exactly that way,” year. I never try to kill any­ next Inaeitloa. T to Herald la re^HNiallile for only ONE In- SNOW Plowing, resldenUal and earn money seUing high qual­ pounds of muscle against pro mad,’’ said Larry Csonka, one semble wagon ties. he said. "I picked up the front body. I see chances where I “ V ■dvertleoiwmt ahd tfien com m ercial. 646-1584. ity Avon products m their OPPORTUNITY FOR AD- footballs’ best rushing offense, half of Miami’s formidable run­ "I got them from balling hay part and moved it and then I can tear up a knee or plaster a •* » a®«4" inaertion. Etrera srhleh spare time. Need money? Call VENOEMENT SNOW PLOWING — residential that of the Miami Dolphins, in ning- combination. and kicking cows where they picked up the back part. I put face, but I don’t take advan­ Avon now ; 239-4922. Sunday’s Super Bowl. "You can’t run at hlih and sit down,’’ he explains with it on the sidewalk, all right, but tage of it. — commercial. Call now, there Experience' not necessary, we ... Somoona Lilly, a e-foot-S tackle with you can’t run away from him— amusement. "I never lifted by degrees.” ‘"These guys are Just shadows Is room to get on list for good TYPIST - RECEPTIONIST — will train. ’These are permanent service. C all 646-4648. may hove sent you the grace of a ballet dancer he’s the quickest man I ever welg^vts. When I w as in the He doesn’t deny that as a out there to me—they aren’t part-time, from 1 to 6 p.m. growth positions for stable, ma­ people that I have a personal 6 4 3 ^ 11 Easily accessible to 1-84. Sonl- ture individuals. a happy adf MEDITATING — Miami linebacker Nick Buoniconti relaxes as he watches his and the quickness of a Jungle saw off the mark,’ added the eighth grade I was a skinny 6-3 ycungster he used a wrench to TWO YOUNG married men will cat, is the Cowboy moat feared other half, Jim Kllck. and 16S pounds. Then one day I take out the cylinder heads of animosity for or anything like do small repair Jobs and paint- tas Cleaning Contractors, 161 Call for personal interview ap­ Dolphin teammates workout in Sugar Bowl for Sunday’s game. (AP photo) that. It’ s Just an Eusslgnment. Walnut St., Hartford, Cmm., . ... _ . . cellar cleaning cmd pointments: "It’s sort of a game. I hke to Automobiles For Sole 4 ught trucking, o a i 646-2692, ca ll 649-2500 fo r «q>pomtment. 649-8110 try to figure out what they ------—------646-8726. 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Household Sendees 13^ COOK WANTEU3, days, 9-4, de­ mas bills, do something about REC—Ken Ostrinsky 1B2-362, THE HERALD wUl not pendable person, no Sundays. 1965 CHEVY Im pola, SS, 896, TWO handymen want a variety them. Beeline Fashions is hir­ NEW ORLEANS (AP)—Don Shula, alias Joe Doakes, John M ack 148, M ike Zw lck 136- dlecloee the identity of Call 6496898. isn’t “going to lose any sleep” over having his role in 360, Jerry Smith 357. Behind Controls of Goodyear Blimp any advertiser using box 426 h.p., Hurst 4-speed, good of Jobs. We also do paper ing now. Car necessary. High HAPPPY BIRTHDAY letters. Readers .answer­ condition. B est offe r. 228-9841. hanging, painting and ceiUng commissioiis and free ward­ Miami’s pro football success diminished by former Dol- blimps, distance gets to be a that night and set up to await so, he Just heads into it, cuts TEE-’TOTALERS — Ondy HOUSTON (AP)—When ing blind box ads who w ork. 643-5806. robe. No mvestment neces­ FRANKLIN COMPANIES DAWNA phih Coach George W ilson.------bit hairy. the America. I 1971 by NEA,, Inc. ^ J)»w . I D eal 187, L(ds Low e 183-483, the Dallas Cowboys meet down the speed of the two big desire to protect their 1068 BUICK LESABRE 2-door sary. F or m terview ca ll 045- ANNOUNCE “I’m proud of our accom- keep the negotiaUons con- But sometimes it isn’t that hardtop. Full powpr with air. Love, B etty H aefs 181-486, Betty Lou Houston is Just 268 nautical engines on the blimp, and hov­ Identity can follow this GOVE’S Flxit Service — ^ U - 0480, 875-4549. Part-time or Full-time plishnrienta over the past ^ fldenUal.” the Miami Dolphins in Su­ mUes from New Orleans but sim ple. ers like a- big bird over the sta­ p roced u re: 100 per cent guarantee. SmaU ance repairs, saws sharpened, years,” said Shula, "And I’m Jackson 210-256, R ose Lum- “I'tl be glad to answer questions but tell me first, am I Bena and Bepa Cermak is going to have to "Sometimes we may get a dium. down payment. Financing ar­ lawn mowers diaipened and CAREER very unhappy to hear these Robbie appeared more dis­ bruno 456. per Bowl VI Sunday, Lee Enclose your reply to suspect^ of being subversive or am I a candidate for a start early. He figures it will good head wind and we will be ’Ihe color camera has a hlgh- ranged. M r. R oberts, 647-0661. repaired, etc. 646-6020. FULL-TIME OPPORTUNITIES things coming from George. turbed at Wilson’s comments M. Cermak will be serenely the box in an envelope — government job?" take the A.nmrica two days to making only five miles an hour pewer super-zoom lens that can But, he’s entitled to his opin- Siula. address to the Classified TWO 1066 BUICK LESABRES, ETcperienced clerical work­ m life sales and sales manage­ HAPPY above it all in his super make the trip. cf true ground speed;” Cermak pick out those Instant replays WASHING machine repairs, ion.” "George Wilson had basically Manager, Manchester RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, ers wanted for our general ment. Above average eamlng;8 ANNIVERSARY seat, the Goodyear blimp said. "Then the ground crew with the best o f them . ’Ihe sig^ Evening Herald, together four - door hardtops. Full Wilson, commenting to the the same talent two years Bobby HuU, ’The America is a stout ship, o ffice . potential. Complete training in America. stops off in every town they nal flows from the camera to a with a memo listing the power, small down payment. Maytag. Reasonable rates. MOTHER Miami News, claimed that ego,” he said and he had a 3- Cermak says. She can stay in Financing arranged. Mr. Rob­ Owner cf Pike Coin Wash and aU aspects of life and health For Cermak, 42, an aeronau­ the air for hours at a time, com'e to and go shopping and microwave transmitter hanging compaides you do NOT Reolilig and Bonds - Must be able to use a cal­ insurance. CaU Mrs. Bousfield Andy Sr., Andy Jr., Shula had little to do with the 10-1 record. “And, by the way. tical engineer who has been pi­ get a cup of coffee.” on the bottom of the America want to see your letter. erts, 647-0661. D ry a e a n in g , 276 W est M iddle culator, comptometer or Dolphin rise to the Super Bowl, the first thing Don Shula want- Four Mates come very ulose to hovering to arrange for Interview, 646- Michele and Noelle loting the blimp for nine years In New Orleans, Goodyear and then down to the ihan who Your letter will be de­ ’TUnq>lke, next to Stop and Chimneys 16-A Stocks - Mortgages 27 adding machine. "It was a ready-made team.” ed to know when we contacted over one spot, and gives the 4695 between 8:30-4 p.m . An now, it wiil be the end of the loads into the America their must have the dullest Job in the stroyed if the advertiser CADILLAC, 1970 AND OTHER a io p . 648-4018, 647-1710. said George, "that any Joe him was if George w m goin g to kind of ride that a Rolls-Royce is one you’ve mentioned. ROOFINQ — Specializing re­ MOR’TGAGES, loans, first, sec­ equal opportunity employer. NHL Stars bowl road. He has already pi­ own special color camera they stadium . Company offers good wages HAPPY BIRTHDAY Doakes could have coached.” be fired if he (Shula) took the would envy. If not it will be handled CARS AT RBUVEAVING of bums, moth- pairing roofs of aU kinds, new ond, third. All kinds. Realty and woricing conditions, con­ NEW YORK (AP) — Bobby loted the big bag full of helium developed after havit^, net­ "The network has a guy in the usual manner. holes, sippers repaired, wm- Miami Owner Joe Robbie ^ was.” But she can only cruise at 35 roofs, gutter work, chimneys, statewide. Credit rating unnec­ venient free parking and an MARY Hull will have a lot of familiar over the Rose, Sugar, Cotton works show up with cameras down there who stands on some SCRANTON MOTORS dow shades made to measure, fired Wilson after a 3-10-1 sea- Actually, only 19 players on mUes per hour with a top speed cleaned and repaired. so essary. ReasonaMe. Confiden­ excellent free benefit pro­ Love, faces with him when he starts and Orange bowls as weU as that wen’f fit through the doors high point like on top of the sta­ ROCKVHJjE, c o n n . aU slse Venetian blinds. K eys son in 1969 and lured Shula Miami’s current 40-man roster cf 50 m.p.h. Getting there is not years exjwrience. Free esti­ tial, quick arrangements. Al­ gram . Help Wanted - his 11th National Hockey four-score of lesser college and of the cramped gondola. dium with a microwave dish re­ made whUe you wait. Thpe Mom dnd Dad away from the Baltimore Colts, were around when Wilson got always half the fun. m ates. CaU H owley, 643-5361. vin Lundy A gency. 527-7971. Male or Female 37 League All-Star Game. Four of pro football games. . On the day of the Super ceiver,” Cermak said. "He has 70 CADILLAC $5295 recorders for rent. Marlow’s, An equal opportunity employer. The Dolphins were 10-4 in 1970 the ax. Among the starters ac- Also, a blimp Just can’t land Lost cmd Found 1 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Felicia and Susan the other five West Division Millions of of television view­ Bowl, if the celling doens’t drop to keep the dish aimed at us Sedan DeVlUe, burgundy, black 867 M am St., 649-$321. 7-ELETVEN, M anchester’ s m ost and meide ihe playoffs in quired since Shula’s arrival are at your frlerWy neighbortiood ford. Evenings, 238-6879. starters are teammates from ers at home know about the belcw a thousand feet and if throughout the entire game. LAST — Monday-South Adams vmyl top, an CadiUac equipment Heating and Plumbing 17 Apply modem convenient market Shula’s first year. wide receiver Paul Warfield, airport. %e needs a tall mast the Chicago IBlack Hawks. blimp. M’s the airborne TV there aren’t any high winds, off But if we have light winds and St. vicinity Veiptanck School, plus a ir - conditioning, 20,000 FLOORS stripped and waxed. INSTANT money, avaUable for has a part-time .opening, eve­ CONGRATULATIONS M iam i has a 12-3-1 m ark this center B ob D em arco, tight end to hook onto, or she’ll go skit­ SAM WATSON Plumbing and BUI Goldsworthy o f the Min­ camera platform that . gives the America will go with Cer­ can’t hover he has to keep turn­ Hartford Rd. child’s wrlat- m iles. ^ One year experience. Profes­ first and second mortgages. FIRST NATIONAL nings and weekends, for a season and Sunday plays the Marv Fleming, Comerbacks tering across the fields with a Heating. Bathroom remodel­ nesota North Stars is the only them those overhead shots of mak, a network cameraman ing around and around to keep watoh, white leather bai|d, sional Job 'W it h ectmomical From - $5,000 to $100,000. F or STORES, INC, male or female over age 21. to Dallas Cowboys in the Super ’Tim Foley and Curtis Johnson, bit of wind. ing and repairs. Free esti­ ncn-Black Hawk on the West the field vrhen the golden threat and a network technician us in sight. Sometimes he had smaU g old fa ce . R ew ard. 646- 70 CADILLAC $5295 p rices. CaU 649-4421 between commercial, industrial, resl- Park A Oakland Aves., A pply 7-EIlo'ven, 306 G reen R d. Bowl. defensive tackle Bob Heinz, m ates. CaU 649-3808. PAM NUNZIO squad selected by the Profes­ in the announcer’^ booth says, ’Ihe America’s Journeys take aboard. to call time out to unwind him­ 7687. Sedan DeViUe, blue with white 10 a.m ., -noon. denfial, sheU homes, cottages, Ekust H artford Manchester. Wilson also claimed in the linebackers Mike Kolen and on some of the aspects of those sional Hockey Writefs Associ­ “Now for a great view of And now they are at the mer­ self from his own cable. vinyl top, blue leather, mterlor, M & M Plumbing and Heating, etc. Stoddard Investment Inc., Tuesday story that Shula could Swift, safety Jake Scott, old Keystone Kops movies. LOST —German Shepherd, vl- JIFFY Venetian Blind Laundry from Sue ation and announced ’Tuesday. things, lei’s go up to the cy of the television director. For Cermak, who’s been fly- ' Crulsecontrol, stereo, alr-cond., no Job too smaU. Free esti­ 740 North Main St., W est Hart­ have advised him he might oKensive guard Bob Keuchen- oinlty Waddell School, male. repairs, sales and service, cus­ FULli - TIME, evening and Right winger Hull and left blim p.” Her 15-man ground crew rolls ‘"The director wants you at a Ing since he was 16 and worked fuU Caddy equipment. mates gladly given. Bathroom ford, Conn., 232-4867. EAST HARTFORD come to Miami because “he and placekicker Garo her out of the giant Houston P lease c a ll 61S-1904. tom and stock , shades and weekend, waitresses.— Apply winger Goldsworthy are Joined' Take it away, Lee Cermak. certain time and a certain as a fhghl engineer for Good­ remodeling, heating systems HAPPY BIRTHDAY knew it 22 days before” the Yepremlan. bUnds. We also do shaipening. 2-4 and 7-9 in i>erson only. Mr, CLERK-TYPIST in the lineup by center Stan Mi- Actually, as you probably hanger and off she goes. ’Ihen place and that isn’t always year v^n that company was LOST: P ass Book N o. 26 011964 70 T0!R0NAD0 $3895 worked on, water pump work, BRIAN they work frantically for an 834 Jackson St., WiUlmantic. Steak, 244 Center St. public announcement. “ I think Shula’s coaching ac- kita, defensemen Pat Stapleton guessed, there is a bit more to easy if you have light and vari­ still bul’dlng the blimpe for the 6, Savlnn Department of the OldsmobUe, green, black vinjU faucet packings. 649-2871. Business Opportunity 28 Full-time position available in hour, loading the huge m ^t on 1-423-0636. "I didn’t know for sure I was .complishments in the past two and Bill White and goalie Tcny it than that. able wind conditions,” Oermede Navy—^well he’s in the best pos­ Oonnectleut Bank A ’Trust Co. top, > air-conditioning. claim department of centrally "Love" a trailer truck, most of the INVENTIONS wanted — caU or going to Miami until the day it years have been the g^reatest in Elsposlto. It starts off here in Houston said. "So you practice to make sible seat. Application made for payment. GRANTS Plumbing Service — located insurance office. No ex­ crew pile into a bus, and off write. New Products Develop- Help Wonted-Mole 36 Dad, Mom, Davey was announced to the press,” fcotbaU history,” said Robbie, Named to the second team where the America winters. sure you can do it, then at the “It’s Just like being in a sail­ 69 TORONADO $2995 Free estimates, plus quaUty perience, Just speedy, accurate they go in pursuit. ment Services of Hartford, 61 ■ ______ffliula said, although admitting "George Wilson riiculd be bas- were Chicago’s Dennis Hull and Goodyear has other blimps in last minute the director ing ship in a three dimensional OldsmobUe, low mileage with Building Contioctlng 14 w ork. 648-6841. typing required. Excellent work­ and Donna he was contacted 22 days be- king in the glory that a team Chico Maid, Gump Worsley, Florida and Califcmia but the Amiouncomonts Cook HOU Rd., Windsor, Conn. MEN wanted, part-time, eve­ ’The ground' crew must stay changes his mind and you are sea ,” Cerm ak says o f the 192- alr-ooaditlonlng, 4 new tires. UQON (jnsSZYNSKI buUder — ing CMidiUons, free parking, and — fore. he helped bui^ has now ma- Ted 'Harris and Dcug Mbhns of America is closest to New Or­ 06095. 6886326. nings fo r general cleaning. 646- within 35 miles of the blimp. out of position.’’ foot long flying sausage. "You RESERVE NOW! New banquet new homes custom buUt, re­ liberal insurance benefits. Por _ _ "The reason I did not contact tured into championship cali- Miimesota and St. Lculs Blues’ leans so she gets the Job. Be­ 71 OLDSMOBILE $4695 MIBInery, 4220. Just in case she has to land. But sometimes, he adds, if Just float through the air on hall, alr-conditlaned, carpeted, modeling, additions, rec BEAUTY Shop set up for 2 op­ appointment call Mrs. Peterson, D ogS — BIk IS -• P c t S 41 George was that I was asked to ber.” Garry Unger. cause when you’re flying ’They get to the stopplnT place the wind is blowing 20 m.p.h. or your own little wave.” B O B U I X T full bar, kitchen facilities. 4-dr. hardtop, blue 'with black rooms, garages, kitchens re­ Dressmaking 19 erators. ExceUent cUentele WE KNOW what we are looking 628-9351. An equal opportunity vinyl top, blue cloth mterlor, 14,- SAINT BERNARD pups, AKC, B.Y.03. Wedding, banquets, modeled, bath file, cement LADIES’ dresses, suits, wed­ Owner wishes to retire. CaU for. Do you? Will interview un­ em ployer. 000 miles, edr-condltlwiing, rough and sm ooth, $100 and stags, all social functions. wotfc. Steps, dormers. Resi- ding gowns and 'veils, ^ cus­ 643-8011. til we find the rig^t ambitious imuiy extras. up. 646-6397 after 6 p.m . w eek­ Caterers available. Ye Olde denfial or commercial. CaU tom made. Some aXerafions. i ' ' ' career-minded person. Attrac­ NIGHT auditor anej desk clerk, ends anytime. Meeting Hall, Colony Shops, 70 PONTIAC $3895 649-4291. Reasonable p rices. 649-1188. Help Wonted-Female 3S tive, responsible. Hours flexi­ 12-8, part-tim e. Apply in per- South W indsor, Conn., 644-2965. ble, fringe benefits. SmaU fo- Bonneville wagon, 9-pass., load­ MASONRY work, all types. No son, FL.ano’s M otor Inn, 100 E^» PUPPIES—^All A m erican mutt. KEYPUNCH operators, experi­ vestm ent fo r b ig incom e. CaU Center St. 8 weeks, home raised 'with chU- ed, stereo, • door locks, power Job too smaU. SbcceUent work­ M oving - Mr. MiUer, 232-3880. windows, 6-way seat, alr-cond. enced. Alpha-Numeric. Days, ------dren, $5. 742-9258. Forsonob manship, many years experi­ Trucking - Storage 20 evenings. FuU, part-time. ence. Free estimates. CaU af­ E .C .M ., South W indsor, 644- Situations Wanted > INCOME TAX returns prepar- 69 PONTIAC $2795 ter 5 p .m ., 742-6486. CONTROL DATA < Caldor MANCHBS’TER — DeUvery - 2446. • 3g Articles For Sale 45 ed by appolntmmit in your Grand Prlx, Ught green, low Ught trucking and package de- Female home or office. Personal and m ileage. JACQUES of aU trades, carpen­ Business Form Divisi6n AUTO SERVICE CENTER Uvery. Refrigerators, washers WOMAN for housecleaning. EXPERIENCED typist 'wUl do SNOWMOBILES — Gerich’s try, additions, paneling, re­ business. Call 648-5838, Ruesell and stove moving, specialty. Must be reUable. Prefer own “Manchester Plant” Service Station, 1082 ToUand modeling, general repairs. No typing in my home, pick up L. Burnett. 70 CHEVELLE $2495 F olding chairs fo r rent. 649- transportation. CaU before Tpke., Buckland. Evinrude Job too big or small. Reason­ and deliver. 643-6046 Eifter 8. MaUbu 2-dr., hardtop, dark blue, 0762. 8:30 a .m ., 646-1231. Experienced pressman and help­ and Alouette Snow MobUes, able, free estim ates, 742-6512. black vmyl top, V-8, automaUc, ers wanted. Starting salary COLLEGE honors graduate, 23, sales and service, clothing and power steering; 16,000 mUes. AutomobUef For Solo 4 DORMERS, garages, porches, based on previous , experience. background English Litera­ accessories, Mastercraft and SNOW TIRE I Exide Yolbwogen RN or LPN, weekends only. ture, social sciences, teaching H olsclaw traUers. 643-2363. NEBK> CAR? Credit very bad? eMany Others to Choose Frome rec rooms, room addlfions, Pointing - Papering 21 Fringe benefits. Contact Boyd CaU 640-4619, 0 a.m . to 2 p.m . experience, seeks challenging Bankrupt, repossesslonT Hon­ kitchens, add-a-Ievels, roofing, J. P. LEWIS A SON, custom Fickert, Plant M anager, 646- TWO ’TERES with rim s, snow- siding, general repairs. Qual­ RN, LPN. for private duty, 11- porition. 742-9412. est Douglas accepts lowest decorating, interior and ex­ 6200. caps, 660x13. Antenna with CLEARANCE I down, sm allest pajonent, any-^ SCRANTON ity workmanship. Financing terior, papertianglng, fuUy in­ 7, West Hartford area. Medical EXCELLENT care given to bow ties. CaU after 5, 649-2748. Butteries where. Not small loan finance avaUable.' Economy . BuUders, sured. For free estimates, caU Placem ent Servioe. 282-5226. ycu r child !n m y hom e. CaU An Equal Opportunity Employer HOT WA’TER furnace, 77,000 company plan. Douglas Motors In c., 548-6169, 872-0647, eve­ 049-9668. I f n o answer 648-6862. 646-5668. . 345 Main. MOTORS nings. GURL F riday — ’Typist. Docal. Btu, complete, $50. convec­ V - . . f______INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ Needed immediately, 60 tors. BuUt-in bath tubs, lava^ Our SALES — Marketing, part-time I960 VOt^WAGEN sedan, ex­ NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS — cial rates for people over 65. w.p.m., dictaphone experience tories, cabinet sinks, alumi­ R sg. CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE- and fuU-time positions avail­ Dogs •- Birds - Pets 41 Deluxe Mud & Snow cellent running condition. New Remodeling, repairing, addi­ CaU m y com petitors, then caU a plus. Advancement. Fee num com bination doors. 643- 22.99 able. Up to $1,000 per month. snow tires. $1,250. Phone 742- PONTTAC A tions, rec rooms, porches and m e. Elztimates glvrti. 640-7863. paid. Salary to $85. R ita G irl, AKC registered sable and adiite 2465 evenings, 643-1442. roofing. No Job too smaU. CaU 99 E . Center St., M anchester. 549-4194. collie puppies. CaU 742-6000 a f­ 17.99 7908 after 5 p.m . R oute 88, Vernon, Conn. 872-9145 649-3144. GEX)RGE N. COIfVERSE — Rl- 646-3441. ter 5 p.m . ALUMINUM sheets used as A'rrORl^Y — Por a large pro- Over 1,000 watlz of starMns powor at 0* PohronKoit. 1964 M ERCURY COMET, 289, ■ terlor, exterior, painting, pa­ printing plates. .009 thick, 23x WES ROBBINS carpentry re­ gresslve cerporation, $13,600. Now patontod power peak plolo dosigrt. Made for 4-iq>eed, chrom e reverse, 1968 BUICK, 225, 2-door> hatd- per hanging. BYee estimates. ELIZABETH, Victoria, Albert, 36” , 26 cents each o r 5 fo r $1. First Line Tires* modeling specleUBt. Addifions, COMPTOMETER Pee paid. Phone 666-1636, Uni­ Edward, George and James bucket seats, $400 o r trade fo r top, fuU power. 100 per cent CaU a fter 3 p.m . 648-2804. 643-2711. Voiktwagons through 1966. VW battery for 1967 to ted Cameo Personnel, 100 Mar­ MOB m good running condl- guaranteed. Small down pay­ rec rooms, dormers, porches, are interviewing prospective • Full 4 ply nylon cord construction. 1972, Reg. 27.M N ow 22.99 O P l^ T O R S ket Square, Newington. Uoh. 646-2681. ment. Financing arranged. cabmets, formica, built-ins, RICHARD E. K^H N. loving owners. These heart LOFTY PILE, free from soil is • New 78 series design. bathroom s, kitchens, 649-8446. professional painting service, stealers have cross Golden- the carpet cleaned with Blue M r. R oberts, 647-9661. Openings fo r experienced CIVIL Engineer, 3 years experi­ • Deep mud and snow tread design. RAM BLER Rebel wagon, 1970. interior-exterior. , Free esti­ CoUle parents. Shots. 647-1240 LUstre. Rent electric shampoo- comptometer opera­ ence in road constructimi. Fee Only 7,000 miles. Like new. NEED CAR — Want to buy 6- N .J. LAPTjAMME —Carpenter m ates, fiiUy insured. 649-4411. er $1. E. A. Johnsixt Paint C o., tors. FuU-tlme. Must be paid. Phone 666-1636, United after 6 p.m. AVAILABLE IN SERVICE CENTERS ONLY ! BMU power, new snows. Owner cy^der, standard tranamls- contractor. Addifions, remod­ 723 Main St.. M anchester, 649- sklUed in aU phases o f Cam eo Personnel, 100 M arket going abroad. $2,700 o r $500 slmi. Send details Box E, Man­ eling and repairs. CaU any T. J. FLANAGAN A SONS — HEARTSICK famUy must find -4601. comptometer work. Square, Newington. and take over paym ents. 646- chester Herald. tim e fo r fre e estim ate. 875- Painting and papering. Fully kind, loving home for quiet, Fits most EXCELLENT, efficient and 650/700x13 4196. 1642. Insiuad, workmen’s compensa­ Company offers exceUent gentle cocker spaniel. Would Vegas. Fuel Dri Wood Hoodla Snow 1969 OPEL Kadette, low mUe- tion, liaMUty, property dam­ make wenderful companion economical, that’s Blue Lustre O ur Reg. 18.99 MASONRY, low out of season wages, above average bene­ .Pintos, . 1962 MERCURY Comet, stan­ age, radio, snow tires, asking age. CaU 643-1940. fits, congenial co-workers, EXPERIENCED for lonely person. Little girl carpet and uirtiolstery cleaner. Comets, Plus 1.95 FJ.T. Irssb with Scraper dard, running, body good. $050. 643-5870. prices, aU types of stone and has aUergy. F ree, 633-4037. Rent electric shampooer $1., Gas line Anti-Freeie concrete work. Replaster and CEILING speclaUst — expert and exceUent working cendi- Mavericks, W hitew alls Radio, heater, trailer hitch, ti<»8. OPERATORS ■Ibe Sherwin-W illiams Co. $50. (Phone 668-7608. improve your cellar now. CaU workmanship. One celling or FREE to loiring home, black, Falcons, $2AddHional COMPLETE home stereo sys­ Toyotas, Metereyelos-BIcyelos 11 after 6 p.m . 643-1870, 644-2976. all your ceilings repaired and An equal opportunity JIG-BORERS femsde cat, 1^ years old. 649- Our painted. Also interior painting tem includes amplifier-receiv­ 1967 CHEVROLET C aprice employer. Apply: 8400. wagon with 827-V8 engme, air- 1972 HARLBY DAVIDSONS CARPENTRY — Repairs, re­ and waUpapering. CaU 280- er, tape deck, turntable and 4 22< BORING MILL conditioning, and fuUi power, Immediate deUveiy on XLCH modeling, additions, roofing. 0778. First National Stores, Inc. AKC Registered m inia­ speakers. CaU 646-7679. good condition. C all 649-8918. Sportsters o r lay-aw ay tUl CaU David Patrla, South Wind­ ture poodle puppies. Shots, spring. Used cycles, parts, ac­ sor, 644-1796. Park & Oakland Avenues ’Ib e Purdy Cori>oration needs wormed and puppy clipped. LANGE Competition ski boots, Protect! got line and carbura- Long handle, plastic scraper, 1067 FO RD station wagon, 10 Floor Finitking 24 Champion blood lines, $100. size 9, $75; Hart com bination cessories. East Hartford, Conn. experienced operators tor tor from freezeriip. Limit S per bristle brush for quick passenger, V-8, automatic, HARLBY DAVIDSON 1-423-7208. skis, 206 Centimeters, used FLOOR SANDING, and refin- both day and night shifts. SIZES 1 REG. 11 SALE 1 F.E.T. customer. douning. power steering and power 45-49 Park St., N ear Main, Special Services 15 very little. Tyrolla step-in brakes. Factory alr-condltlon- ishlng (specializing in older DOMESTIC help wanted. New WE HAVE AKC Sassafras bred bindings and safety straps. Hartford, Conn. floors). Inside painting, paper . Men desiring cnly average E78x14 1 21.99 $15 2.21 Ing. 100 per cent guaranteed. PIANO ’Tuning by graduate of service, capable women for poodles, black and silver, but $78. 649-1047. 247-9774 hanging. No Job too small. F7Bx14 '1 22.99 $16 1 2.39 M r. R oberts, 647-9661. Hartt CoUege of Music. Instru­ Ught housework and other pay need not apply; they’re not going to be citi­ John VerfaUIe, 646-5750. 872- MACHINIST'S tools and tool G78x14 1 24.99 $17 1 2.S5 Famous Prestons Tangle Free ments sold and repaired, ^eet househcM duties. ’Transporta­ zens, because they have no pa­ 2222. chest, $76. Call 847-9687, be­ F78x15 1 23.99 $16 1 2.42 1068 PONTIAC Tempest oon- Business Services 13 music and accessories. Ward tion furnished. References. 586 H nX JA R D ST. pers. Reasonable, phone 644- G78x15 1 25.99 $17 1 2.80 Spray De-Icer Booster Cobles vertUdo, 6-pyllnder, good oon- Krause, 643-5336. CaU 643-2901. 0014. tween 4-9 p.m . H 7 8xlS 1 26.99 $18 2.80 'dltlon, now tires, automatlo TREE SERVICE (Soucier) — MANCHES’TER, CONN. ’Trees cut, building Iota clear­ W anted - DENTAL assistant for special­ 560x15 for VW 1 17.66 $15 1.74 transmission, no power brakes o r steering, $075. 870-8066. ed, trees topped. Got a tree Busineu Service 26 ty office, experience preferred 649-0000 Help Wanted - Mole or Female 37 Our problem! WeU worth phone Roofing ~ iSIdhig 16 but will train, references. Sizes for most cars still in stock; compacts as above, full size Reg. 1970 VOUeSWAOEN Bug, d a ih STEPS, > sidewalks, stone walls, W rite P.O . Box 442, Glaston­ Rog. ca ll, 742-8252. AL LAPLANT—Siding, roofing, Chovrolots, Fords, Plymouths, somo luxury cars such as green, 2-door sedan, 4-speed, fireplaces, flagstone terraces. bury, Conn. MALE and FEMALE 1.49 storm windows, a'wnings, Qual­ AU concrete repairs, both in­ radio, wMtewaU tires, low CARFENTBR-nAvaUable ' eve- PLUM BER Journeym an. CaU Chrysler, Olds, Biiick. 5 7 ' ity workmanship, free esti­ side and outside, railings, mileage, excellent condition. nings and weekends. No Job KEYiPUNCH Operator — one after 6 p.m ., 644-1317. We will train you to operate our looms weaving Spray away ice, snow and 12 foot length for doty use. 649-8848. too big or too smaU. CaU Ste­ m ates. FuUy. insured. 649-8417, landscaping. Reasonably year experience, small office, fabric. • Thtrs curranlly Mltti ra Indutiry wide nor ethtr aenptsd tyilsm el filmy road grime. Limit 2 por Pesitivo and negative all|- phen M artin at 646-7295 a lter 872-0187. priced. Call 648-0851. east of the river. Hours 3-11 MECHANIC wanted to work in­ quality (tandardt or grading of tiros. 1969 CHRYSLER New Y o rk e r p.m . F ee paid. Salary to $110. Openings on alternating first and second shifts, customer. gal6r contacts. 2 p.m . \ BIDWBLL Home Improvement side and outside. Plenty of two-door hardtop, fUU power. R ita G irl, 99 E. Center St., overtime. Year ’roimd Job. or permanent third shift. 100 p er cent guarantee, financ­ Co. Expert installation of alu­ Bends - WHEEL Including minum siding, gutters and M anchester. 046-3441. Ask fo r R oger, 643-2373. . You SAIB ing arranged. Call Mr. Rol^ MR. ED Snow plowing, Hebron- Stocks - Mortgages 27 Company paid fringe benefits. Apply: Snow Tiro Studding Manchester arts, 647-9061. ' Am ston area. CaU 228-9967. trims. Roofing installation and HOUSEUVIVES—Stuck at hom e PART-’TIME Janitor for after­ BALANCING Can repairs. 640-6495, 875-0100. For Extra Safety Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway WES. thro SAT. MOR’TGAGBS — 1st, and 2nd, with kids? You can still earn noons or early evenings. .Ap­ Charge 1068 PONTIAO 4-door hardtop, SNOW plowing, commercial mortgages—interim financing extra mcney irtille at home if proximately 16-18* heurs per CHENEY BROTHERS, INC It 1145 Tolland Turnpike Open Late Every Night full power. BTnanotng ar­ and residential. Reasonable — expedient and confidential you have a phone, local calls week. See Mr. Glorgettl cr Mr. 1 NIW TUBELESS Installed with Except Sat. 'til 6 p.m. ranged. 100 p er cen t guaran­ rates. Also avaUable as a back service. J.D. real Estate As­ only. If Interested, call Mr.^ Duff, Carter Chevrcleti 1229 31 dooper Hill Street Tire Purchase. p p 2 W a y s Read Herald Ads 1 TIRE VALVES 4.99 ^ tee. C all M r. R oberts, 047-9001. up rig. CaU 646-$467 o r 547-0804. so c., 643-5129. PansuUo, 646-6024. M ain St. Manchester, Conn.

) PAGE THIRTY-POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, i972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1972 PAGE THIRTY-PIVB Rooms Without Board 59 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Houses For Sole 72 Houses Fdr Sole 72 Heucos For Solo 72 Houses For Solo 72 Houses For Sole MANCHESTER — Itodsm 72 Out of Town T Wonted - Real Estate 77 TH E THOMPSON House — Cot­ bedroom Colonial, new vinyl For Sole 75 A monia Mayor tage St., centraUy located, MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom MANCHESTER — 7; car ______SELLH7G your home or acre­ MECTOR w a s a p u p , T H E’ N o w HECTOR COULD EAT THE TV/EHTV- siding, storms, firqilaiea, ROCKLEDOE, dynamic 9-room M ANCHESTER — Large 8W- Selective Service CLASSIFIED large, pleasantly furnished Ranch, large backyard, excel­ rage, $26,600. Large 7-room EAST HARTFORD —6H-room age? For prompt friendly ser­ Would Tax All SHACHLE'/S MEXT DOOR WERE ALW A/5 MULE TEAM AHD THEV WISH HE'D BARR large treed lot, convenient lo­ Randl, 6 ^droom s, 2% bdths, mom Colonlai. 2% baths, two vice, call LouU Dlmock Real­ rooms, parking. Catil 649-2858 lent condition, <»>ly $22,900. Colonial, nice • treed lot, cen­ Colonial, nice house, low 20’s. QIVIMG HIM HAHDCXJT5 - cation. Bel A ir Real Beteto, large famUy room, cathedral fireplaces, " ' double garage, alu ty, 649-9828. for overnight and permanent UP A DIFFERENT T R EE- CaU John SchiUti, 1-677-1916. trally located. Hutchins Agen­ Owner moving. 628-6453. Post Offices 643-9832. ceUlng Uvlng and dining room, minum siding, huge lot. Exec­ guest rates. Wolcott Real Estate, 568-8200. cy, Realtors, 640-5824. Eases Draft Rules modem kitchen, . excellent utive area. Heritage House, W E have oUents who are pre­ ADVERTISING ISM’T HE CAH'T YOU TRAIH Vernon vlctnity ANSONIA (AP) — Mayor . By JERRY T. BAVLCH Most of the letters objected to BOULDER Rd. Privacy on over^ MANCHESTER — Room for iwEcontsr MANCHESTER nelghbottaood. PhUbrick Agen­ 646-2462. MANCHESTER — Meal for the pared to buy commercial prop- THISMUTTIO iVi acres, custom Colonial, reb cy, Realtors, 646-4200. A. Sobin says he W ASH INGTON (A P ) — The the length of the 30-question CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS rent, parking, gentlelhan only, THIMG? HE'S STAV HOMETHE's ^ Country Atmosphere growing fam ily is this 7H $24,5001 10% down! erty, apartment houses, shop- room, special interior, 2-oar MANOHESIER — Lovely 6- room English Cape. Down­ ping iters or other invent- may have found a new revenue complexity., 8 AJM. to 4:30 PJM. kitchen privileges. 568-7339, LICkiHC MV ALWAVS IH OUR Brand new three-bedroom Seldom do we have the op- garage. PhUbrick Agency, Re- LARGE BRICK CAPE room, 8-bedroom Cape with stairs has a den, living room 289-7476, 649-4936. HAMO.' VARP.' s r s """ portunlty to offer a 6-room altors, 646-4200. ^ N ew on the market, this cus­ basement rec room, garage, with fireplace, large kitchen, Ranches in Crystal Lake area. X T J T m .1 offices. _ cation for deferment or ex- The new form contains only COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED 'ADVT. GENTLEMAN — Brookfield St. 1 C ^ , breezeway, garage tom built home has approxi­ covered patio. Bowers School 2 'bedrooms and bath. Upstairs H i baths, fireplace, oven and Kenyon, Stoddard Realty Co., with city living and subur­ $21,900 — 7-room older home, Sobin posed the question of emption is rejected. Under four questions and leaves it «:M P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUCATION pleasant, private home, rcom mately 8,200 square feet of Uv­ area, Merritt Agency, 646-1180. 2H rooms, aU sleeping range, dishwasher and dispos­ 740 North Main St., West Hart­ living room with Franklin whether the local poet offlee present regulations, he doesn’t mostly up to the registrant to DeadUne for Saturday and Monday la 4 :S0 p.m. im day next to shower, parking. After ban surrountUngs. Priced in ing space, 4 bedrooms, (8 on space. Detached garage, ford, Conn., 232-4857. stove, family room, lot 100x120, al. Completely carpeted. Walk­ should pay property; taxes in a have the riglit to know and usu- support his claim to CO status, 6 p.m., 649-6801. mid 20s. Cali for more de­ second floor), 8% baths, rec MANCHESTER 100x200’ lot, $27,000. Wolverton immediate occupancy. ICUrlon out basement. Large level lots. letter to ^nsonia Postmaster ®hy Isn’t told. Current rules don’t require a tails. room,' large rear porch, garage Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. E X C E L L E N T furnished room, Joseph A. Doyle. The revisions also give draft board to explain why it TOIIB COOPERATION WDX ft lA I £ A ^ 9 1 1 1 E. RobertSMi, R ector, 648- for 3 cars, etc. Loaded with EXECUTIVE Ameslte drive. Select yoiu' BE APPRECIATED I I for student or working man. FRECHETTE & MARTIN Belf ast Boy Sobin said 'with the recent those— such as students—who rejects an application for defer- 5968. extras that must be seen. Pri­ Large oversized Ranch buUt colors today. Private entrance, near center. Realtors 647-9903 creation of the U.S. Poetal *tave been granted long delays ment or exemption. Under the vate setting, close to 1-86 . . . for the quaUty minded exec­ 647-1145, 649-6896. M A N C H E S l^ ! Lots For Sole 73 Service as an independent cor- In being called up a somewhat changes proposed Nov. 2, an and best of all, this house is utive now must be sold. Lo­ C. B. GOVANG, Realtors N E W 3-bedroom Split Level. Found Dead poration, there was a possi- better chance to seek defer- applicant could be given a rea- Continued From Preceding Page BUDGET PRICE CAPE sensibly priced to seU at $52,900. cated near East Hartford, a HDOVER — Overlooking lake, 648-9674 872-4165 Large rooms, 1% baths, fire­ Enjoy the pleasure of own­ BELFAST, North Ireland bility that the service would ment or exemption due to hard- son if he applied within 30 days which is considerably less «0. Tenements 63 646-0181. located in the Bowers School 1V4 baths, laundry. 21 acres of Belfast and sources said he Doyle said he had referred the Federal Register and go would require draft boards to TAO SALE — Moving, must COLORED 20” TV, Phllco cus­ gorgeous famUy room. CaU Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ,;mO-BEDROOM apartment, 4- district. Oarage, flreiSace, land with bams. Price $89,600. may have been kiHed by an the matter to higher poetal au- toto effect in mid-February un- give reasons for every rejec- sell, Saturday and Sunday, tom, originailly $500. W ill sell MANCHESTER — Large 6- 'TBIt-ROOM Contemporary details. Goodchild-Bartiett Realtors, Irish Republican Arm y dls- thortties. 1^** challenged. They come in ticn. famlly house, children accept­ aluminum siding and a large Jan. lS-16, from lO-S. Inquire for $200; 646-7976. room Colonial, double garage, 643-2096, 669-1744, 742-6736, 648- clpllnary squad. The large, granite Ansonla Ihe wake of protests in Con- Critics of the Nov. 2 propos- ed, $135. J.D. Real Estate, 643- master bedroom. CaU Mr. ^ taBCHBlTE * MARTIN 20 linden St., Manchester. treed lot. Priced for imme­ Out of Town JOHN buys and sells Used fur­ 5120. Gordon, 6494U06. 7887. The boy of about 16 was post office, built in 1918, is list- gress and elsewhere that some als also said they required a diate sale at $26,000. Heritage .over acres of land with a Realtors 647-0998 IT'S IN E X P E N S IV E to clean niture, appliances. 479 Middle For Sode 75 ------,Tpo„r bedroom cu b ® P®®* ®* '“'®®^ in the ed in city records with an as- proposed rule changes Issued man to file an appeal of his House, 646-2482. view. Redwood construotlon, ______V E R N O N rugs and upholstery with Blue Tpke. east. Open afternoons. THREE-ROOM heated apart­ • • • • rour-oea oom cuo- Barnsley Park, sessment of $ll6,696. At this Nov. 2 were unfair. Other board’s decision before he knew B&. W large therinopane ' windows. Wednesday, Thursday, FUday, ment, second floor. Stove, re­ C »V E N T R Y — Modular home, ^ stronghold. A pistol w as year’s proposed tax rate of 68.6 rules proposed then, such as what that decision was. Tan- Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- PhUbflck Agency, Realtors. frigerator. N ear bus line, no BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. Hcnool, 6-room Bungalow, nre only------one now available-- for im­ High choice area.itt buUt-lns, ’ 1^ ga- beneath hishi« hodvbody «ndand nnntheranother mllU, the property would be phasing out student deferments,defem revirrote the rules to point out er $1. Olcott Variety Store. until 9 p.m., 646-41823, 646-7679. EASY TO OWN 646-4200. place, two additional rooms pets. Security. A'vaUable F'eb- Manchester Parkade mediate occupancy. Loaded ’M«^o,r^«oitftr«^R 4a’ns09 ®"® hidden in a couch in subject to a tax of $6,800. became effective Dect 10. that Isn’t the case. lower level. Oarage. Carport, 80 s. Meyer. Realtors. 648-0609. ^ „ot trying , a res^t cm EIGHT PIECE epergne art MOVING — Two black lacquer ruary 1st. After 5 p.m., 646- DUPLEXES Manchester 649-6806 with extras. Call now Stark- ______criticism The Nov. 2 rules reduced MANCHESTER porch. Only $28,600. Iteyes glass 26” higl^ Victorian cabinets, one with gold leaf 1098. weather Realtors, 646-0S5S. frem 30 to 15 days the time Apartm ents - Flott - Business Locations Out of Town With $4,400 down to quali­ GRACIOUS .'intique Colonial In Agency, 646-0181. i”*?" t® Mrce the payment of locS vases, cut glass. Call 643-2371. front, picnic table, large mir­ H A N D Y HOME the Belfast IRA, said ^e boy’s taxes by the offlee but e“spended all calls for personal allowed for an appeal after a fied. buyers you can own a excellent condlti<»i, 8 fire­ ___,,....,..,^7'------Hebron $88,600 ror, bedroom chest, chairs. NEWER 2-bedroom Town house Tenements 63 For Rent 64 For Rent 66 C O V E N T R Y — 11-room Colo­ death was an accident but gave ^gg merely naiHnp- the oues- *PP®arances before boards and classification was mailed. The 5-5 duplex. Each side con­ places, 18 beautifully deco­ ' Eia t' is close to shopping, THE PR O V E N carpet cleaner. Phone 643-1752. includes heat and appliances, COLONIAL CHARM nial, 8 ^ baths, water H O R S E S ! noMA explanation.a w ^Ia m a M a m tion. . afstate of A AvvrkAol appeal IwMSwl board actions f to r» new rules1 permit_____ tt. 1 boards______9 _ a.to _ ex- LOOKINp for anything in real COMMERCIAL place fpr lease, ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, avaU- sists of 3 bedrooms, IVi rated rooms, modem eat-ln schools, bus line, churches. Blue Lustre is easy on the $185 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, frontage, uniquely different, It was the 209th violent death glve aU draft-eligible men the tend the 16-day period if a man estate rental — apartiiMntB, or sale 461 Main St., next to able February 1st, parking, baths, stove, stained wood­ Good condition. Older 6 4 bedrooms In a prestige budget. Restores forgotten col­ D IN IN G ' ROOM set, . Statton Realtor, 649-4535. kitchen, formal living and din­ $44,900. Baihala Rutherford, Three box stalls, corral and British-ruled province homes, multiple dwelling^, no post office. Excellent business yard, appUances, large stor- work, separate driveways, rooms, 2-car garage. Could benefit of the rule changes pro- te unable to file an appeal on ors. Rent electric shampooer maple, dropleaf table, 42x78, ing room, breakfast room, 8 area, large living room, din­ 668-7889. Pasek RealtMS. MLS. training ring complement this gmee the ta,, of 1999 ^nd the fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As­ location with buUding. CaU 646- age area, $115 monthly. 872- separate furnaces, separate be converted into 2-famiIy. posed today. The suspensions time for reasons beyond his tl. Pinewood FUmiture Shop. one arm and 5 side chairs. In­ FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted sitting rooms, 4 bedrooms ^us ing room, eat-in kitchen, 289-7475, 742-6744. m room Raised Ranch with 1% third thte year. Prizes for Medals basements w ith washer Quick sale at $24,900. will remabi in effect until the control. cludes custom made table to share apartment with same. sociates, Inc. 648-5129. 2426, 9-0. 0369. 7:30-9:80 p.m. studio, study and 8 baths. 1 ^ baths, laundiy area. The ' hook-ups’ and hatchways. baths, 2-car garage and miles of . British troops raided six FHANKLIN CENTER, Pa. latest revisions become effec- Studients without deferments pads and hooked chair seats. Reasonable, call 529-6815, 649- Stone walls, gardens, larga FRECHETTE & MARTIN Interior has been complete­ BOLTON DELUXE ^ one-bedroom apart­ ROUTE 44A, Bolton Notch. Vis­ M A N S F IE L D — SmaU 4-room Ideal for 2-party ownership. ridhur trails near by. Jade Wag- h®*®®® I® another m A strong- (AP) — A nationwide blcentwi- tive. who get draft notices are Fuel and Feed 49-A Hutch, 52x72, open shelf top, 1953. bam and out-buUdln^. iPUl- ly remodeled and almost fin­ ment, waU-to-waU carpeting ible, accessible location. Expo­ Ranch on two acres of land. CaU early. Occupancy Feb­ Realtors 647-9993 * ' ^ hold in Belfast, N ew Lodge, nlal medal design competition In response to an avalanche allowed to complete their term bottom, 5 drawers, 2 doors, brick Agency, Realtors, 646- ished rec room, 2-car ga­ WALL-TO-WALL ner, 228-9584. NEW — Deluxe duplex, 3 bed­ througdmut, complete appli­ sure to highway traffle, shop­ Off Route 32. Couple . Pro­ er Ocdonlal in desirable east ‘‘®** FenO®*"*® farmers, downtown Manchester. MANCHESTER — AvaUable service type business, lumber room custom built Colonial "®y®® marksmen are training some of 200 winners, four from each load, $25, half a load, $15. Call condition, Realtor, 649-4585. fessionally finished basement side location. Ctood condition. $35. Call 646-4376. immediately, 2-bedroom apart­ building products, builder. WUl Cape, 2 baths, 2 acres, out Agency, 646-0181.______government leaders and state. Artiste will compete only after 5, 643-9504. MANCHESTER with rec room, bedroom and Call now, only $28,900. Hayes FRECHETTE & MARTIN ment, heated, appUances, air- sub-divide. Brokers protected. Wontad To Rent 6 8 ______parliament members at a firing against others from their own MANCHE8TE1R — N ewer two- - one-half bath. Breezeway and Agency, 646-0181. buUdlngs. Hayes Agency, 646 Realtors 647-9098 D R Y SEIASONED hardwood, wrought iron dinette conditioner, dish washer, dis­ 1-228-4460. bedroom flrst-floor apartment. KING SIZED 2-car garage. AU on a treed 0181. y W anted - Real Estate 77 range outside Belfast, sources state. Designs must be in black cut and split as you like it. chairs, red naugahyde, $15. posal, $190., 649-3978, or 048- C O LL E G E student needs ^ ------1— said. and 'white drawings. Entry Includes heat, appUances, car­ This huge oversized custom 120x150’ lot. $48,900. Wolverton f o r e s t h i l l s , warm Colo­ TOLLAND. . .terrific buy Call 649-8818. Phone 646-1072. 6165. FX>R LEASE — approximately apartment, willing to share $27,000 — C O ZY 7-room home. ALL CASH for your property The decision'to issue the guns forms are available by writing pets. $190 per month. Paul W . Cape is situated on 100x296’ Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. nial Raised Ranch, 7 large only $24,600. Neat ranch with 1,800 square feet. Ideal tor pro­ expenses with hnyeme male or Baseboard hrat, two-car ga­ 'Within 24 hours. Avoid red was made after a provincial BtcentMuilal Medal Design ENJO Y the privacy of your own Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. lot on the outskirts of M an­ riMuns, deck, aluminum sl^n g, large lot. Plus w e have more fessional offlees, comblna^on female, 1-100 years old. Re­ rage. Nice bun, horse stalls, tape, instant service. Hayes senator was murdered in his Competition, Box 1976, Franklin Anriques 56 house and the convenience of chester. FuU shed_ dormer CAPE, 8 rooms, and enclosed beautifully landscaped wooded in the mid twenties. Call, we HAY 200 bales, 50 cents to $1. MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- offlee and warehouse space, sources limited but not de- one acre. Hutchins Agency, Agency, 646-0181. home last month. Center, Pa. 19068. apartment living at the same offers two king sized bed­ porch, 2 baths, 2-oar garage, lot Formal Uvlng room with 'Will 8dvs you the details. T. J. Phone 649-6472 after 6 p.m. SALE on all merchandise — bedroom Townhouse including etc.,' general business zone, Ideted. Desperate. M andiester Realtors, 649-6824. time. Our 2-bedroom Town rooms plus Uvlng room, din­ $28,900. PhUbrick Agency, Re­ fireplace, dining room, Ug Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677 or SBMJNG your property? We Antiques and collectables. 10- heat, appUances, 1^ baths, car­ room for expemsion, ample area. CaU 049-8046 (business House has 1230 sq. ft. of Uving ing room, eat-in kitchen and altors, 646-4200. kitchen with hutlt-liu, 8 bed­ 876-6279. need listings, call John H. Lop- 20 per cent off to make room pets, fuU basement. $285 .per parking, located in Boltcm be­ number) or 1-666-5881. BARGAIN HUNTERS New York Eyes Plan Household Goods 51 space in addition to your own tween Route 44-A and new bedroom on first floor, VA rooms, two fuu baths, family pen Inc., Realtors, 649-5261. for a new purchase. Satie ends month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ Older 7-room home, 4 bed- laundry room, storage base­ Route 6. Amedy Realty, Real­ baths and aluminum siding. room with old brick fln;^ace HEBRON CLEAN, used refrigerators, Jan. 17. Cha-Ro-Lane, Route tor, 649-4535. ' rooms, city utUlttbs, 2-car ment, carport, balcony and tors, 875-6288. Only $29,500. NOTICE waU, raised hearth, pegged ranges, automatic washers 74, Wapping Wood Rd., EUlng- Investment Prioperty garage in a large bam. MR. CLE A N To Aid Parish Schools terrace. W e i>ay for gas cook­ TWO-BEDROOM town house ‘Wide plhe floor, oversized two- with guarantees. See them at tpy of and Friday only. onto patio. $220. per month. car family. Priced in low 80’s. Priced to Sell! (AP) — The ApoUo flights have ehce here, experts all but bur- home away from home. Park­ monthly. Lease required. U&R room, up to 5 bedrooms, 2H room home, aluminum siding, A a rrtv w rm v thla order, all at least seven days Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. Call Doris Smith or Bea MiU- C®tiar before s ^ VICTORXAN couch, reuphol­ ing. Kitchen privileges. Phone C^^NTRAL 4 -room Duplex, Realty Co., Inc., Robert D. baiths. Home and office poten­ new mot, first-floor famUy .-.7™ resolved many of the moon’s tod the Idea that the moon was 643-2692. ette, Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ T. J. C R O C K E H stered, russet velvet. ExceUent 643-6609. Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. tial. $44,5Q0. Wolverton Agen­ BARROWS AND WALLACE C». room, double garags. Only Ridge, -adorable — - three-bedro«n ^ O M ^ ^ P r a u s s , Judge secrets, but lunar scientists stUl av^able February 1st., secu­ tors, MLS, 643-1121. R E A LT O R MS-1577 Ranch for the smaUer famUy, cc: Harold F. Lawa, Eiaq. condiUbn. Best offer. Storrs, 1- cy, Realtors, 649-2818. Manchester Parkade $84,900. Hayes Agency, 646- But Dr. Eugene Shoemaker rity deposit. Call after 5 p.m., FOUR ROOM apartment, first either young or young at heart. Brandy St. argue over many key ques­ 429-8649. . CLEAN furnished room for el­ Manchester 649-6306 0181. Bolton, Conn.. ot California Institute M Tech­ 643-0725. floor, 50 Birch St., adult cou­ tions: How was It created? Do derly gentleman. CaU 649-3142 Out of Town Prentice designed, Carinl buUt, nology on Tuesday revived the ple, no chUdren or pets. 649- owiter loved; newly carpeted ORDER OF HEARING volcanoes exist there? WHY? or 643-9353. FOUR - ROOM apartment, 2- MANCHESTER - Vernon line. MANCHES’m R — Combination J A A. , AT A PROBATE COURT held at breakaway theory in a new 6987. For Rent 66 Leading moon experts de- bedrooms, residential area, E l^t-room , Cterrison Cblcnlal, residential and business Mock, Uvlng room and dining room, Bolton within, and tor the District of form. He speculated the moon- In a world looking for answers ROOM for rent, centraUy locat­ 6-room single famUy home, eat-ln kitchen'with bay window Andoveron the 6th day of January, tated the questions tpenly iiTve milt away from 'our children accepted, school SPACIOUS four-room apart­ H E BR O N — W all St., 4-room 2H baths, family room, 4 bed­ PRESIDENTIAL ed, pri'vate entrace, ample heated apartment including store and apartment Excel­ overlooking beautifuUy treed ^ i i h t . Hon. Norman J. Preuss, Tuesday at the third annual Lu- planet when the earth w as only maybe God is the place to start. across the street, Immediate ment, appUances, one child, no rooms, double garage. Only parking. 649-5271. hot water, carpeting, appU­ lent investment, $86,900. Hayes yard. Lower 80's. Please call Judge, . nar ^ience Conference being an ner cent formed At this VILLAGE APTS. occupancy, $135. monthly. 649- pets. Security deposit, utilities $87,500. Hayes Agency, 646- 6331180^ Estate of Horry T. Chalmers, late k « i .i k—„ t r ______—.Ilr ** P®*^ ®®®‘ lormeu. At ims ances, storage, laundry, polic­ Agency, 646-0181. 0 f = & t f u J * ‘1 7 i i d ‘« S S ; i;®|d here. More thsA 700 sclen- development. God is hope. God is now. ROOMS for rent, Manchester 7359^ extra. $185. 688-6026. 0181. MANCHESTER ing. $180 monthly. 649-2871, 646- ®ml^Admtolalratrix having exhibit- uora attending from 18 na- u,g nave been low Green, complete house privi­ W e HAVE customers waiting GARDEN Apartment — Two 0682. ed her account with said Estate to ^ . enough in iron content to be One and two bedrooms. leges. Prefer women only. In­ for the rental of your apart­ this. Court tor allowance, and filed The sharpest exchange came oki- tn nmnai itsnif tntn nrhu bedrooms, heat, hot water, an application tor tee aacertalmnent qr the voIc m o issue Ja “ into orbit, m Immediate occupancy. quire, 643-2465. EAST H AR TFO R D — .Adult ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ range, refrigerator, parking. of distributeea and an order of dls- ~® volcano issue. j,g Near acbools, churches couple, no chUdren, no pets, tribution. It la The hope of finding v o l - ______G E N T LE M A N only, over 21, tate' Associates, Inc. 648-5129. Conveniently located. N o pets. and shopping center, on four rooms, heat, hot 'water, bus line. CaU anjrtime central location, free parking, Adults. AvaUahle February JiSSSl^S iS^at”*':” ^cSS; to °" ^h® «»«o« “t the ON'E-BEDROOM! deluxe apart­ stove, refrigerator. Near tee afternoon at the Probate Office present time is wasted motion, kitchen privileges. References 1st, 643-0973, 643-7796. Mail In Your ment. AU appUances and heat stores and bus step. Call 628- in Bolton be and the same, is as- vhe moon is a dend twtv -- Ha and deposit required. 643-2693, signed tor a hearing on the allow- V ® ® de- included. Ptimie 643-6266 or 649- 0596, Monday through Friday, ance of A d account, and oh said' ap- dared Dr. Thomas Gold of Cor- for appointment only. MODERN three-room apart­ SMILE! 0358. pllcatloh' and this Oourt directs tee nell Unlveraitv ment, all utlUties. CaU 649-4066 6 to 9 p.m., weekends 10 a.m. - Administratrix to give notice there- "® “ . ROOM for rent, Uvlng room between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. 9 p.m. of, by publishtng thla order in some. I think it s dtuigerous to FOUR-ROOM apartment, sec­ TRY U S... and kitchen prl'vUe^jes. Pri­ ond floor, conveniently locat- ROCKVILLE — Rockland Ter- //'s Cafehing.. .Send Classified Ads! 2IS‘S)& W by‘« M ‘e‘Sei" tf vate entrance. Parking. Phone postage prepaid, addressed to each tiiis time. Words like no or nev* , ed. CaU after 6 p.m., 643-0578. race Apartments — Large and of tee prisons interred and resld- er have ways of putting the 647-9750. Furnished beautiful 8 and 4-room apart­ tng outside said District a copy o f __l ^ . MANCHESTER — Deluxe du­ Apartm ents 63-A this order all at leaat seven days be- speaker s foot In his n(outh lat- WOODLAND ments. Includes heat, hot w a­ Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or cheek, to: tore sd d ^y d h^lng. p d return er on,” retorted Dr. Gary Lath- plex, two' bedrooms, fuU pri­ Happy Thoughts YOU'LL THREE - ROOM furnished ter, all appUances, with dish­ vate basement,. heat, carpets, ™ ® NOlSlAN J. PREUSS, Judge am of Colombia University. apartment, utilities. Employed washer, disposal, carpeting, MANOR HANDWRITING appUances Included. $220 per “ ■ 670*Maln'^'“**'’ I-*tham triggered the debate person, no children or pets, pool said your own private ter­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ to someone you love. WUItn^Uo. Conn. when he reported there te ”tan- parking. 272 Main St. race in a country setting. 13 Bissoll St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 ------O ir o ii o F mc^BlNO talJzlng” evidence of a recent LOVE ANALYSIS tor, 649-4585. APARTMENTS From $160. Sorry, no pete. 872- AT A OOURT OF PROBATE held volcamc eruption on the moon. AVAILABLE February 1, 8- By Mrs. EUzabefli SCHOOL ST. — 4 rooms, first 4046, 629-6686. Happy Birthday HOMESTEAD ST. room newly furnished apeut- S l S S ' r e ^ r W W o F ' J S S S - He raid setemometera em- floor, heat, hot water, stove aiy A.D. 1972. placed by Apollo astronauts are OtFF W. M ID D L E TPK E . She wUl advise you on aU ROCKVliLLE — 3-room apart­ and refrigerator, parking. One ment, one block from Main St., T y p e or print Ad on following lines- Present, Hon. Norman J. Preuse, recording 600 to 800 minor US! MANCHESTER problems of life no matter $166 per month includes heat ment, heat, hot water, stove, juage* , what your problems may be. child, no pets, security, $150. Estate of Mary W. Hutchins late moonquakes a year, and electricity. 648-1111. refrigerator, $125. Adults only, H appy Anniversary 1, 2 and 8-bedroom luxury Consult this gtfted reader 649-3436. ot^^lumbia in said District, de- “It was preceded by swarms no pets, security deposit re­ apartments. Features waU-to- today. TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ The' Executors having exhibited (small seismic shudders), and FOUR-ROOM apartment, sec­ quired. Call 643-9878 \ w t^ carpeting, vanity tile ment, stove, refrigerator, Congrotulotions their raraunt with said B a ^ e to then activity stopped abruptly,” COMPLETE... baths, buUt-ln oven, range, GaU 648-8751 ond floor, adults only, no pete, this Oourt tor allowance, and filed , ..u — < . a ^ , , heat, hot water. Apply M ar­ an application tor the aacertalmnent Latham explained. “There’s dishwasher, refrigerator and Inquire 171 Summit St. All are welcome. trite«lon*’'lt®la* o«ler pf dlfr only one kind of event that be- disposal, electric heat. 2 aii^ low’s, 867 Main St., Manches­ • REN TALS conditioners, glass sUdhig FOUR-ROOM apartment, stor­ ter. “ o R D E M iS That the 25th day of haves thte way on earth and Get Well Wishes, etc. Jrauary, 1972 at ld)0 o’clock in tee that’s a volcano.” doors, aU large rooms. FuU age, yard. Central. Residen­ EXCELLENT afternoon, at the Probate Office in „ a , . a a a basement storage area, am­ tial’;, no children, no pets. Se­ ■ Bolton be and the same, ia assl^ed Gold jumped in to defend • REPA IRS Business Locations P.S. Girls— Remember This Is Leap Yecr! tor a hearing on the allowance of his long-held theory of a dead ple parking. Starttnj; at $176. curity. $107.62 monthly. 649- LOCATION said account, and on said applies- ' Handy to shopping, schocda, VILLAGER 9158. For Rent 64 Name .... t. tion and this Court dlrecti the Exec- bus and religious faculties. utora to give notice thereof, by pub- “There te not the slightest hot • SE R V IC E Ilshing tela order in some news- ____ _ .ui. Model apartment open for APARTMENTS ^ FIVE-ROOM Apartment' offices What could make a person happier paper having a circulation In said the moon at this inspection 12-6 Saturd^~aHa' ( combination, heat, hot water, FOR RENT Address ----- District______awid .by ^mailing___llliig leiletters,___ time,”____ , __ he_____ said.__ “It’s _ childish to Sunday, other times by ap­ Immediate Occupancy )) / postage prepaid, addressed to each .Kinir >■ THURSTON private bate, air-conditioning, •of the persons interested and reatd- tljlnk otherwise, pointment. 5-Room Townhous/es, 1 % -^ carpeting, ground floor loca­ FV>r 'Wholesale or retoU dis­ than to make another pt^rson smile? Phone tog outside said District, a copy of Neither man gave ground, AU Maijor Brands of Skis, Boots, Clothing, tiled baths, c o m p 1 e 16"^ Apartm ents C it y ...... Bout hy tion, parking.' Apply Marlow’s, tributor. Just off M ain St., this Older, all at least seven days irn«.K .J...... Bindings, Poles for the Whole FamUy. (kitchen, heat, air-condi- jl before sati day of hearing, and re- ®'“®® additional study of 140 HnJ.IAW> 7.600 square feet on 2 tioning, wall-to-wall eax-J' 867 Main St„ 649-5221. turn ®»'*® tototels to Oourt. “ ■ Apollo data and that to be gativ U I: R Housing Cerp. ( floors, offices cm both. Gas Day to Start NORMAN J. PREUSS, Judge peting, private basement,>k Order Your Happy Ad Today! THE Three rooms, fully carpet­ MANCHESTER — Office space, heat, 8 loading docks, washer-dryer hookup. jl ed, complete appUances, Oourt of Probate thte year would prove his point. Rentals by new buUding, electric heat, air- conveyer between floors. District ot Coventiy shades, generoils closets, NOTICE_____ TO CRBDrfpRS.______There are three main theo- Robert D. ( conditioning included. Ideal for 1.600 square foot garage, heat, hot water, parking, Coll 643-2711 15 WORDS FOR 8 CONSECUTIVE DAYS — ONLY $1.89 ------ESTATB OF------JAU3 A.------W ALUN ----- ries on------how the---- moon was. Murdock ' professional usage. CaU 646- am]Ue parklngyteid loading Pursuant to an order of Hon. David t. k^ -ka Charles Lesperance X basement storage, near 0. Rappe. Judge, all clalma must be aj^ated. It broke loose from Efttopping a n d churches, 7820. area. Adjoint'town perk­ S«nd this form in together with your check — your clasaified ad g\.LPINE =HAUS Realtor 648-2692 D E A D LIN E : 4:30 P.M.. Day Before Publication resented to the fiduclaiy named the earth; It was a space wan- $175. per month. Citil ing lot elow on or before April 6, 1972 or derer rnno'ht In Ani-th-a 648-9661 ( 649-7620 y THREE-ROOM comer office will be placed the very next day. e barred by law. The fiduciary is: caugnt )n earths gravity. ROUTE 30 O P E N D A ILY VERNON, CONN. 19 to 9 P.M. 648-6926 i s h i m G-E suite; also one-room office. Walter Wallin h was formed with the rest of AM. Peterman Realtor, 649-04M CALL 643-6396 PAST — ACTION PACKED —ADS! POST RD. PLAZA SAT. 9:80 A.M. - 6 P.M . TEL. 872-6547 IQtoben J/ House & Hale Bldg., 953 Main iiatur!|f^Btrr lEornitis HfcraUi m Bam®Ceiter"s5eet *‘‘® ( St. Phene 648-4840. Manchester, (tonneettout years ago.

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nte property committee o< that year as commandant of the About Town Center Congreg^atlonal Church MCC Offers Marine Corps League. H e' is a i i i ! will meet tonight at 7:80 in the Hartford native. Average Dally Net Press Run The Weather Temple Chapter, , OBS, ^ wlU church otflce. * Initiate new members at its ____ ^ For The Week Ended G>ursesln Showers, drizzle, fog through­ meeting tonight at 8 at tee Ma- Emanuel Lutheran Hindenbui^ Rights i Say It Ba.tl” November M, 1971 NEW YORK (AP) — UnlVer- | out. tonight and F rid a y: Low to­ so^c Temple, omcere will wew Q,urch Choir will rehearse to- night near 60. Raiii/snow mixed white gowns. Refresluhento will at 7:30 in Luther Hall o t Real Estate sal has acquired film rights in tomorrow night and Saturday. be served. ___ tj,e church. a pre-publication agreement on ^PENTLAND the Florist 15,590 The business careers division “The Hindenburg,” by Michael 24 BIRCH o r . 643-4444 e 648-6247 Manche$ter— A CUy o f Viitage Charm The Greater-^rtfort Branch Man^ster Al-Anoti of Manchester Community Col­ MacDonald Mooney, a non-fic­ Open Monday throug^ Saturday 8:80 AJM. to 6:80 P.M. of T^U antic Brides and lege will offer five sections of tion dramatic documbntation of the 1987 dirigible disaster. VOL. XCI, NO. 87 (Ofauslfled: Advertising on Page 19) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Parents Association edll meet 8 at the Second Congregation- a real estate clinic during the Why Not Uve A Uttle? Flowers From (TWENTY-TWO PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1972 The Hindenburg disaster at WU Brighten Up Your World So Much — Delivery tonight at 7:30 at the Veterans jq church parish house. 'Hie spring semester. The course will M em orial Clubhouse, Bast >n,ursday group will meet to- Lakehurst, N.J.. killed 22 crew-' Anywhere In The World! enable persons to meet the re­ men and 18 passengers...... a...... Hartford. , morrow at 8;80 p.m. at the quirements for a state broker's ----- Pathfinders Club,. 108 Norman license. A meeting for all women in- gt. Both groups meet weekly The clinic will consist of 12 terested in having their sons ^nd are open to friends and Mujibiir two-hour sessions, including two play Little League baseball will relatives living wlOi a drinking be held tonight at 8 at the Army problem ^ morning sections. Enrollment is Reds Attack Again, and Navy Club. ' ____ lim ited to 30 per section. for BEUER MEATSHOP PMEHURST Two Tuesday evening sections W id en s Mwh^tCTManchester J^ceeJaycee Wives willwui Bernadette’s tonight Mothers at Clr- the will begin Feb. 1 at 7:30. One Manchester’s oldest meat store . . . check the price . . . check the U.3. Quality will be held in Room 110 on the . . f the trim . . . Meats sold the servich way . . . not pre-nrrapped. I home of Mrs. Dorte Curtis, 108 ^ Mrs Mictael Dffle^ of 173 ^r., after the Combined Bldwell St. campus, with Peter Union ^ SMes of the M ^ OathoUc Mothers Circles meet- Gutterman as instructor. He is Plnehurt has the finest, lillil Controls a . graduate of the University of M^chester Pageant wlU be g . gj freshest, dally delivered lillii DACCA (AP) —Sheik Mujl- Bombs Rattle North Connecticut and owner-manger GRADE AA EMSOB . iilji! U.S. G O V T . INSPECTED " G R A D E A " shown. Any wife of a Jaycee Church. Mrs. Irene McNally is bur Rahman'tobk over four oth­ member needing a ride may co-hostess of an East Hartford real estate Note fhe Grade AA, moef illiii er Cabinet poets today in addi­ SAIGON (AP) ■— Communist dead,” a South Vietnamese men and six civlUans were take over the defense of Krek contact Mrs. Walter Kupchunos ___ firm . stores sell only O r^e A jijiii tion ta his main Job of prime forces fait more* South Vietnam­ communique said. It reported wounded. also pulled out, claiming they o f 226 Graham R d., South Wind- _ , o 'The other will meet in Room Large . . . We offer the lijili r r minister of Bangladesh. did not have the necessary ’ 'Ibd Washington Social Club 103 of the Hartford Rd. building top AA grade at very low iiljlj ese outposts today on the third five militia men killed and six The increase in Communist ' . ___ ' will have its annual meeting In ‘The Spirit of 72> He will serve additionally aa heavy weapons. and will be taught by Louis p rices I j||ii| ITTiTl day of intoisifled ground' ac­ wounded. attacks, although still on a minister of defense, home af­ tion, and U.S. fighter-bombers U.S. bombers hit the aban­ Grossl. He is a UConn graduate, GRADE AA Another Viet Cong force at­ small scale, has aroused fears house. Dinner will be served Bolton High School seniors the recreation of a scene from fairs, information and Cabinet exchanged misstles with, an­ doned military installations Zion Evangelical L u t h e r'a n examiner for the Connecticut LARGE WHITE tacked a government post in among South Vietnamese offi­ at 4:80. , Claire_____ Itiorp,______left, ______and Kristee ^be Broadway show “L’ll Ab- affairs. tiaircraft batteries inside Nortii Wednesday, presumaUy ' to Church will meet tonight at 7:30 *iA*» ** a atalf a*««4 Real Estate Commission, and a the southern Up of the Mek(»ig cials that the enemy may be — ner," a “Superman” skit, and Mujib gave up the presidency Vietnam for the first time this keep the North Vietnamese at the church. member of the National In­ Delta, and again the South planning another offensive next Rnir n f io « iiriii I several vocal and instrumental FRESH EGGS CHICKENS on Wednesday and became year. from getting them. stitute of Real Estate Brokers. Vietnamese command reported month to coincide with the Tet f number they will perform in offerings. Emcees will be Wll- prime minister in a parlia- T w e n t y-six more enemy South Vietnamese forces re­ A new Brownie Troop is be- meet tomght at 6:4(^t Com- .„njg gpj^t of *72," an original 11am Buckson and Pamela the enemy was beaten back, festival of the lunar new year The Wednesday morning sec­ in 8-dos. Iota dos. 47c mentfuy government. The post ground attacks were reported mained in .southern Cambodia ing formed at Nathan Hale munlty BapUst Church. , variety show being staged by Welz. tion will start Feb. 2 at 9 in of 'jxealdent was reduced in this tim e with 14 m en klUed. on Feb. 16 and with President in South Vietnam fo r the 24 Two government troops were NixMi’s trip to Red China a and launched a Joint operation School, and all girls in Grades „ , the senior class tomorrow and . Tickets for both shows will Room 4 of the Bldwell St: 1m s than 8 doz. doz. pow er. .-.ij hours ending at 6 a.m. This with Cambodian forces along 2 and 3 wishing to Jrin may at- ™e Se^or C^lr ^ Ceiiter Saturday evenings at 7:30 in the be available at the door, and c reported wounded. week later. campus, with Gutterman as in­ A govermnbiRiiWBoencement brought the thrra-day total to Highway 2 near Takeo, about tend an organizational meeting ^ngregational Omrch wUl re^xhaaement of St. Maurice reduced rates Will be available structor. The Wednesday even­ GRADE A FRESH said Abdus Aikl will 86, the most in more than three [Ihe 't^et Cong troops fired To meet the thre&t, thousands 40 miles south of Phnom Penh. after school tomorrow in the hearse ^gM at 7:M in Me- ^upch. for families and for children ing section will also be^n Feb. MEDIUM SIZE LB. continue Cabinet months. more than a dozen rocket gre­ of South Vietnamese troops The South Vietnamese com­ art room. Mothers may also at- morl^ H ^ of ^ <*urch. .M- ^agwights of the show will be under 12. 2 at 7 in R oom .103 of the Hart­ as foraigni6(9p{i|8|t;^qk9 Job he The government said 83 nades at militiamen guarding a have been pulled back from tend the meeting as leaders are i®r the rehearsal, there will be \ ______' E G G S doz. 35c mand said its rangers and ar­ ford Rd. building. Norman Ho- has held S i k ' !I8 under North Vietnamese and ^Tet bridge 20 miles southwest of bases, in eastern Cambodia, in­ mored units plus air strikes needed. Those wishing more in- n social in the Robbins Room. Saigon on Highway 4, the main cluding the major installation able to put out the fire and henthal, Manchester builder and Ihese n*ole ehlckemi at 29c Ib. average 8 lb*, each, md the carstaltib' gqpwfument that Cong troops and 15 South 'Viet­ killed 23 North Vietnamese and formation may contact Mrs. ----- real estate broker, outgoing set up operations in Dacca aft­ road to the Mekong Delta. at Krek. Two weak Cambodian First Church of Christ, Sci­ send men to the false alarm at we have to put a limit of 6 to an order. _ namese soldiers were killed. Frank Savlno, 72 Birch St. president of the Manchester Cut up or SpUt 8-Ib. Ohlokem wlU be featured at 85o lb. er the Indian army defeated Field reports said four militia­ brigades that were supposed to (See Page Twelve) entist, will have its regular Fik^CaAs the same time. The bedroom SPECIAL FEATURE Twenty-five government sol­ Board of Realtors, and UConn the Pakistanis on Dec 16. diers and six civilians were re­ The Senior Choir of Commu- midweek testimony meeting to- fire damage was confined to graduate will be the instructor. Samad is considered' to be ported wounded. nity Baptist Church will re- night at 8 at the church, 447 N. some bedding and a chair, and LEAN, TENDER At 2:40 yesterdajr afternoon jjje blaze was still under In- Grossl will also conduct the ROASTING CmCKENS pro-Moscow, although the new In the air war, two Air Force hearse tonight at 7:30 at the Main St. The meeting is open s V t Ehghth District firenibn put out vestigatlon. Saturday morning section, F106 fighter escorts launched church. to the ^blic. CUBE a minor fire at the Ionk\Manu- An Eighth District spokesman starting Feb. 5 at 10 in R oom .1 SPECIAL three missiles at a surface-to- of the Bldwell St. campus. STEAKS LB. Ib e 3 T air missile site and a n adjoin­ factoring Co. warehouse wt^Re- “If*" case w m Bengtdi Buses ‘Must Be Available,’ ...... j j V turned over to police, along with Anyone wishing further in­ ing antiaircraft artillery bat- gent St., that damaged pac>^ evidence. formation about the clinic, fee, CHICKEN CHICKEN Cabinet tety after a SAM was fired at Academic ing crates and about 10 hand\ Boxb < 231 at Pine and Co and a descriptive brochure, in­ lb. 1.39 the American planes, the U.S. mixers. The fire was thought was accidently tripped this cluding a registration form, is WINGS LIVERS Command said. Reading Improvement Center, Ino. to have started udien a welders mo^i^g about 10, by workmen asked to write or call Fred A. IMPORTED, SLICED government has not yet spelled The results of the American Mayors Say in Fare Fight sparks ig^nlted a crate. at theSBiscount Fhm lture Store. Ramey Jr., MCC business care­ BOILED h a m out Its foreign policy except to attack were unknown and there Classes for Elementary and Secondary Pupils and Adults A small bedroom fire at 92 Town firemen responded. ers division director. lb. 6r say it will be nonallgned. fla- was no damage to the U.S. air­ HARTFORD (A P ) — the PUC to reject the com­ indefinitely “while politicians COLLEGE BOARD TEST PREPARATION ^ Oliver St. last night at 8:16 —I------■ lb. 39* V2 lb. 85c mad last month replaced craft, the command said. The Connecticut Conference of pany’s request, or at least to argue endlessly over the details 1 C LA SSES BEGIN JAN, 10. 1972 where thick smoke demanded A veraiE ^ax U d * 4 7 Khandkar Mustaque Ahmed, a The F106 VTld Weasel Jets air paps and smoke ejectors, Average up 4 CHEESE, sUced lb. 89c 11 Mayors said today it is postpone its decision until the of a subsidyr” Here’s m ore about fqpecial 'Values pro-West leader of the. sheik’s were escorting B82 bombers on “adamantly opposed” to higher state Department of Trans­ Gov. Thomas J. MeaklU has 2 L O C ^ IO N S giew into a potentially danger- CHICAGO — Americans paid Hospital Group Awami League who served as raids against North' 'Vietnam’s emOKEN LOAF ^ lb. 790 | bus fares and more cutbacks in portation has had a chance to insisted that the towns and Manchester ous situation by a false alarm average of $457\^ taxes to CHICKEN BREASTS CHICKEN LEGS foreign, minister when the W. Hartford from Box 126 at Golway and state and local govefiments in Meets Monday bus service. complete its study of Con­ cities served by the bus com­ 846 N. M ain St. 63 E . Center St. FRESH OYSTERS Bangladezh government was in “Bus service must be avail­ necticut's bus serrice needs. pany agree to contribute to a N. School Sts. at 8:20. Luckily fiscal 1970— a rise of\M7 per exile la India. Bishop’s Comer Next to Cavey’s Ihe Auxiliary of Manchester TINY SCALLOPS Ib. 79^ Ib. 49^ able at all times and at reason- The study is supposed to be subsidy plan before the state CaU 233-8833 CaU 643-9647 the Elghtli iDistrict men were person from the prevlous^ar. MUJlb gave the former prime Missile Memoriaa Hospital will have its FRESH FILLETS aUe rates,” said conference completed by the end of this puts any money into the bus minister, Tajuddin Ahmed, the quarterly midwinter meeting President Clarence Hermann, month. service. portfidlos of finance and plan­ Warfare Monday at 9:16 a.m. in the new first selectman of Trumbull, in In any event, the Connecticut ning, and Syed Nazrul Islani, The company, Connecticut’s Ital dining room . U.S. CHOICE BEEF EXTENSION a letter to the state Public Util­ Co.’s financial problems should - P who was acting president until largest carrier of city-street (e event will include a cof­ Hb Chi Mlnfa tra il supply net- ities Commission. not be sdlowed to deprive Con­ CORDS MuJlb returned on Mbnday bus traffic, was allowed to dn^ fee hour followed by a tour of BONELESS SHELL STRIP LOIN WMk when they intercepted ra­ The Connecticut Co., the necticut residents of bus serv­ from imiMrlsonment in Paki­ a number of weekend and holi­ the neV, emergency room, in­ dar signals from the antiair­ state’s largest commuter bus ice, Heimann said. day runs in Hartford, New halation physical therapy 6 ft. brown or white stan, was named minister of In- craft sltea line, is scheduled to go before He urged the PUC to work WHOLE PACKER CUT 1.99 LB. dusby, trade and commerce. Haven and their suburbs last area and tiie^ pharmacy. 69c The U.S. Command said the the PUC next Monday to argue with the transportation depart­ September alter It told the PUC Edward KeMey, administra­ Out into individual steaks or roasts and steaks. Steak after By holding the home and de­ SAM site got off the first shot. for higher fares and reduced ment to develop a subsidy plan fense posts, MuJlb will exercise that the runs were unprofitable tor of the hot^l^, and mem­ steak after steak is tender and deliolous . . . No Snow? So What? The action occurred near the service. and to help develop ways to en­ and the company was losing bers of his staff will act as tour 12 ft. white E9e direct cof^td over the police Ban Kara! pass, about 40 miles According to Cenn.. Cq. Presi­ courage greater use of buses by ___ SHELL STRIP LOINS 1 .1 9 LB. and military forces, both out­ Skip Heiler, U , of Ppttstowu, Pa„ solves the proUem pf xround by put­ mqney overall. A similar set of '\ guides. north ot the demlUtarlzed zone. dent E. ClayUm Gengras of the public. arguments is being invoked this (Not Boneless) grow ths o t the M uM Bahlni ting a set of wheels oh his Christhias sled. * . (.^ photo) M a n c h e s te r 15 ft. brown 99e Although It was the fifth so- 'West Hartford, the oompany-is Aeeovdtag- to Gengras, the tim e. guerrillas who did most a t the called “protective 'reaction” losing money at an “alarming Connecticut’s Co.’s riders have WHOLE PACKER CUT OP fighting against Pakistani rule In the current request, as strike inside North Vietnaita rate” and t o proqiecte of state been diminishing at the rate of Town Reside] BOTTOM ROUND 1 .1 9 LB. until mdla iitva4ied on Dec. 8. outlined in an “analysis of trips NITE LITES 79e this year, it was tiie first time and local ^vernment subsidies 10 p er cent p er yean*. Besides Sdmad, two others of to be discontinued,” the firm is SAVINGS that missiles had been ex­ are uncertain. Gengras says his firm is not Marine Recruitei f o e SWISS STEAK TRY the nine heddovera from the LEAN CHUCK STEAK LB. changed In North Vietnam, the The mayors, however, urged going to keep on losing money (See Page Eight) BATTERIES ohretaker Cabinet held the U.S. Command said. A North Marine Corps. Bgt. Bryant C. BOTTOM ROUND CEN TBO ,30 LB. same positions—A. H. M. Kaiv New A L O A N Collins ot 29L Rachel Rd. has Vietnamese missile launcher In ye wlU have plenty of Eye Rounds, Sirloin Tip and maruzzaman, relief and rehabi­ southern Laos fired twice Mon­ been assigned to Marine re­ litation minister, and Prof. M. cruiting in the Hartford area, M b Oven.Roikata FLASH BULBS day at an Air Force F4 Phan­ Yusuf All, education end cultur­ tom but- missed. Air Force and is on duty at the post office al affaira. ' In New Britain. bombers attacked that site the The only new minister, Dr. next day, and the U.S. Com­ Collins, who served two tours Kamari Hussain, got the hOnis- Listed by Nixon of duty in Vietnam, holds the ill Our fruit man tella us that these laland Grove Seedleea mand said it was believed to have been destroyed. second highest Navy and Mar­ PINK GRAPBIFRUIT are much better than Average quality. (See Page Twrtve) RICH 'S . ill In the ground fighting, the ine decoration, the Navy Cross. WASHINGTON (ASP) — P res­ Laird held a news conference Laird was asked if South Viet Cong and North Vietnam­ He was awarded the medal, in COFFEI 40 SIZE ident Nixon announced today at tito White House and de­ Vietnameqq, troops could with­ ese hit at least four govem- 1965 after lesidlng a patrol to further plans to withdraw clared, “I assure you we will stand an anticipated enemy of­ mrat posts with strong attacks: safety from eneniy territory RICH l^erican forces from South meet or beat” the May 1 goal. fensive expected in the next GRAPEFRUIT 4f.,5F The U.S, Command reported udien the commanding officer 'Vietnam, cutting the number to Asked if U.S. alrpower would few w eeks. 22c PIN T. Four Inmates two mortar attacks against was killed. 8 for $1.00 69,000 b y M ay 1. continue bombing missions in The defense chief said he be­ troops of the 196th Infaatry Bri­ He has also received two Navy Nixon, reading a brief state­ Southeast Asia, Laird replied: lieves the forces of the Saigon gade and against the 11th Com­ Commendation medals, the Viet­ fo r We imve seen tills quality potato advertised at 8to (we get FleeNorwich^ ment to newsmen, said an addi­ “We will continue to use regime now are strong enough 5 1.00 bat Aviation Group helicopter nam Campaign medal, the Viet­ tional 70,000 men will be American alrpower to protect to win 75 per cent or more of NEW EGGO WAFFLES 79c re^idariy) . . . base, both on the outskirts of nam Service medal, and the brought hmne in the next three remaining forces, ot course.” any battles they encounter. (7c coupon in pkg.) months. Da Nang. A total of 11 mortar Combat Action ribbon. One Caught However, he .said the Air The United States late last 53c diells hit the two units but In 1967, CoUlna w as honorary This would rei»«sent only a Force will share in the force year tunied over ground com­ M A IM POTATOES 10n».SF HARTFORD (AP) -One caused no casualties or dam­ marshal of the Manchester Me-' BAMBINO very slight increase in the av­ reductions called for by Nixon. bat responslbUity to tiie Soutii DELUXE PIZZA 74c of the four prisoners who es­ erage withdrawal rate that has Use of air power in South l^etnamese. And Laird s«dd age, the command said. morlal Day Parade, and served 11 Fresh Cranberry i I swm over. Buy them now at 45o box! caped early today from the A battalion o f som e 200 Viet M ATLAW S prevailed in December and Vietnam has been reduced by plans for a similar transfer of state hospital in Norwich was January. 67 per cent since the President air and logistics responsibilities Cong troops got to within 10 STUFFED CLAMS recaptured in Hartford a few miles ot the coastal city of Qul Under Nixon’s new directive, took offlee, he said, and an­ is “ on schedule or ahead of hours later, police said. Nhoo, the capital of Binh Dlnh approximately 28,800 troops will nounced that by May 1 the schedule.” Hartford police said Wesley Province 276 miles northeast of be brought home between Feb. number of airmen remaining in Laird, in brief inning re­ With tbla^coiq^n and a |8.06 porehase Lee, 28, of Hartford was picked 1 and May 1. The December- the South w ill be down to 16,000 marks, seized an opportunity to Saigon. They attacked a militia VALUABLE COUPON vq> about 11 cum. b y a police­ January average was 22,600. as com pared with about 60,000 take a crack at some of the post, killing 10 Soutii Vietnam­ men vriio recognized him on a Nixon said there will be a three years ago. current contenders fo r the 1972 ese soldiers and wounding 13. local-street. IVORY SOAP HGLMAN'S further withdrawal announce­ Utefe were 5M,000 American Democratic presidential nomi­ Enemy losses were not known. Lee ‘ and three other men About 100 enem y troops at­ \ H / 0 ^ _ 4 bars (3.5 OZ.) ONLY ment prior to May 1. He said fiftiiting men and women in nation who have criticized Nix­ were undergoing drug rehabili­ tacked a militia post near Tuy Put your savings where today’s announcement has the South . Vietnam vdien Nixon was on’s 'VletnamizatioR program MAYONNAISE tation at the tuwidtal. approval o f S ecretary o f iDe- Inaugurated in 1969. He An, a district town in the cen­ ' Hie others who escaped were and urged a speedier end to fense Melvin R. Laird, the launched hip gradual withdraw­ tral coastal province of Phu David Loree, 21, of Wlll- American involvement. chadrman ot the J

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Ziegler, said the Chinese communications system. over the largest press contin­ chow and Shanghai. , For money that is always ready when you need it Uve televlslcn spectacular since have ag^reed to set up—at their Zl^ler said the White House gent ever to go to Peking with While in China, Ziegler said, Michelin XM+s Radial 89’^ con man find stopped onto the expense—a communications a head of state. Ifixon may visit the Great use a 5 % Savings Account. Deposit as much and as Snow Tires make tracks moon in mld-1969. ground stsdlon capable of trans­ Asked if there would be press Wall, the Ming Tombs and the often as you wish; withdraw any time. Day-of- where ordinary snow The White House announced mitting Uve TV and radio re­ censorship, Ziegler replied, Forbidden City, all in or near tires fear to tiead. MIohe- Oscar Mayer Nixon^s Wednesito ^ e r e wlU be “ some ports plus newqiaper pictures “Absolutely not.” Peking; an Industrial exhibition Deposit to Day-of-Withdrawai interest with only a lln's unique radial con­ LEAN B A C O N in Shanghai and a scenic lake struction and flexible Uve television transmission” and stories. Networks Visiting Americans will be $5 balance required. *^ o ff free to roam about the three dotted with parkland Islands 3 0 from Peking, the ciqpltal of the The American-owned ground steel belt put more tread Ib. 89c on the road for sure trac- when you buy three communist country isolated station, used most recently for cities Nixon will visit—Peking, near Hangchow. tion and safe stops. See Leah ' from Washington for nearly 26 coverage of Iran’s 2,600th anni­ press party—which wlU not in­ Hangchow and Mianghai-for American newsmen making Choose your savings plans tomorrowl GROUND CHUCK Ib. 860 them today.lay. Miohelln years and never ylsltod by a versary of the Persian Empire clude those leaving Feb. 1—wlU sightseeing, man-lQ-the-street the trip will be guests at all of­ X MH-s the ultimate In re­ TERRI TOWELS Bite Sized Cubes U.S. prasldent. laat autumn, will be removed number about 80. • Interviews or shopping, Ziegler ficial banquets given the Chi­ dial snow ilresi For all said. nese for the president and Mrs. domestic & Imported tender, U.S. Cbolce I ' Coupon valid at Pinehurst thru 1/16/72 What the White House did not after Nixon's visit. Ziegler conceded that this STEWING BEEF lb. “I don’t foresee any restric­ Nixon, the press secretary re­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ care. say was that Americans and Ziegler, who returned from wUi be only a quarter of the Chinese are cooperating in a an advance trip to China ear- newsmen, photographers and tive-type measures,” he added. ported. TV game plan so extensive that Uer this week, reported the technlciana who normally ac­ Nixon, accompanied by wife The press corps, he said, also MANCHESTER'S OLDEST Fjf'ANCIAL INSTITUTION President’s hosts have erected company the President on in­ Pat, will arrive in Peking Feb. wlU travel while in China mudi of . Nixon's / aotivlttes (Herald photo by Pinto) while in Peking can be beamed "in a very short time” a com­ ternational Journeys. 21 and leave from Shanghai aboard Chinese aircraft made 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588 BROW frS Uve to the President’s election- plete broadcast prbduotion cen­ ' However, he said “we are Feb. 38. It will be the Presi­ in Russia. Anniversary P osy COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 year audience at home. ter-further evidence of the ex­ very pteas^ with the number” dent’s longest visit to another Asked if the Nixons would Tire Shoe Pinehurst Grocery Inc. tensive '^Ideo coverage con­ and described it aa represent­ country. venture abocurd similar planes, Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, who as young immigrants from Austria-Hungary As an example, there is a SIS M A o r n t o B i i r came to this country and settled in Manchester 62 years ago, are celebrating CORNER MAIN & TURNPIKE plhn ta fly three roohUe TV tem plated. ing “a cooperative attitude’’ on Ziegler Indicated live TV cov­ he said, "we don’t have details TeL «4S-MU erage will be limited to Peking. to provide you now." their 60th wedding anniverseary today. (See story on Page 8) Open Thun. & FrI. till 9 F.M. units—each t o size ot a large A siaable advance' contingent the part of the Chlnsss.

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