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PAGE FIFTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manch4^ , Conn., Wed., Dec. 13.1872 W inning Lottery Number TJl^ Weather Tarboush Business 3 4 2 3 8 Cloudy tonight with a dumce of n ia or Indian Art Exhibited iManrliFatFr lEufttitm Hrralh sleet toward motning, the low in the IQi. Friday, periods of rain with snow or aleet Declining in Egypt By KARREN A. MILLS Included are an entire gallery tiful cdors used in embroidery, likely, the high in the mid 40a. Associated Press Writer of carved, elaborately painted weadng and painting. By AHMED LUTFY shop, all that is left of two large masks and numy examples of MANCHESTER cqnn.. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1972 VOL. XCn, No. 63 MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charrn CAIRO (AP) - Hadj Mo- shops in the past, aging Hadj MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. painted hides, blankets, cloth Hie oldest item on dhqilay is hamed Ahmed is one of the Mohamed gives orders to the (AP) — The concept of art ing, headdresses, pottery, a 1758 Iroquois |dpe bag and the few survivors of a once two workers who remain out of merely for decorative pur bowls, dolls, large-scale carved most recent item is a 1860 kadi- flourishing profession — tar a half dozen. He now sells straw poses historically has been un figures, ba^eti^, wood carv ina doll made by the Hopi In boush nuker — in Cairo. hats for children in an effort to known in American Indian cul ings, musical instruments and dians. make up for the loss in his ture, where evoything decora shields. / For many decades the nation tarboush income. al headdress, tarboush, was on tive also had a uii^ul function. “We’re treating Indian arti every head, from king to stu In an attempt to find new The functional concept of In The kachina figures original customers, Hadj Mohamed tje- facts as art rather than as an dent, as a sign of respectability. dian art is borne out in an exhi thropology,” Koshaldc said. ly were made to teach children centiy went to Sheikh Mohamed bition of Indian art, called the pantheon of more than 500 Remembering the glorious Faham, grand rector of the se The exhibition includes arti old days, Hadj Mohamed said “American Indian Art: Form facts of Indians from throu^- kachina spirits important to the Peace Theme Ends Moon Trek nior Islamic university of A1 and Tradition,” presented by ritual life of Southwest Pueblo that any government official Azhar. out the United States, including was likely to be fired immedi the Minneapolis Institute of the Eskimos of Alaska, that are tribes, Koshaiek said. ately if he once forgot to wear He urged the rector to make Arts, Walker Art Center and the on loan from many museums his tarboush. it compulsory for all teachers Indian Art Association. and private collections. “The concept of art for art’s and students at the 1,000-year- The display includes 887 ob sake was unknown in flie Indian Apollo 17 Bringing Home The third descendant of a “This is just a very small family of tarboush makers — old university to wear the com jects. It is the largest Indian art culture and all of the items on bination fez (small size tar exhibition ever presented in the part of what survives,’^’ Kosh display had a function,” Kosha once considered to be one of aiek said. “If we can get this Cairo’s most profitable trades boush) and' turban, traditional United States and is the first iek said. “Hie art was done by ‘Young Peoples Rock’ headdress of men of religion. ON DISPI^Y - This carved, elaborately painted mask is part of an exhibition of comprehensive presentation of kind of quality now, you can — Hadj Mohamed started to imagine what there once was.” family members — not artists learn the secrets of the profes In response, the rector asked American ^ n art praented by the Minneapolis InsUtute of Arts, Walker Art Center and Indian art in the Upper Mid — who were just producing a the Indian Art Association. All of the items are very well sion 50 years ago from his fa the staff to wear the headdress west, said Walker curator Rich beautiful, functional thing.” SPACE CENTER, Houston ther. during their duty at A1 Azhar. ' ard Koshaiek. preserved, including the beau some time to come, I believe return, with peace and hope for down in the Pacific. They will (AP) — Eugene A. Cernan history will record, that all mankind.” He had expected to end up But the Students vehemently re stepped off the moon today, be moved in sealed boxes to the with a fortune. However, the jected the idea of wearing the America’s challenge of today Turning, Cernan then Manned Spacecraft O nter, \ leaving in lunar sand pertiaps has forged man’s destiny of followed his crewmate, wheel of fashion rolled fast in headdress. the last footprint of the sorted and distributed to Oden- After the 1952 revolution in tomorrow,’’ Cernan said Harrison H. Schmitt up the the wrong direction, and the generation which first tists in laboratories around the tarboush went out of style. Egypt and the toppling of King moments before entering the ladder into the cabin of their world. Farouk, the tarboush was im challenged space. Exploration Apollo 17 landing ship. craft Challenger. “I used to sell not less than 40 by the Apollos ended as it Just before mounting the mediately associated with the There they rested after tarboushes daily,” he said sad began, “with peace and hope nine-rung ladder to ly. Ibe tarboush was costing backwardness of the Turkish Then he added: "And as we preparing to blast off the lunar for all mankind.” leave the moon and Taurus- Challenger’s cabin, Cernan said about 40 piasters (nearly 51) at rule. It was the Turks who had surface in the late afternoon he was uncovering a plaque that time. But in those days introduced the tarboush in “As I take these last steps Littrow we leave as we came, and rejoin the third man of Egypt in the 16th century. from the surface back home for and, God willing, we shall which read, “n ay the qilrit of that went a long way. Apollo 17, Ronald E. Evans. He peace in whidi we cana be “Now, alas, I may stay a “And so the revolution top has been orbiting the moon in reflected in the lives of all week without a single custom pled the tarboush too,” said the command ship America mankind. er,” Hadj Mohamed says, “and Hadj Mohamed, standing wist Federal Welfare since Monday’s lunar landing. He expressed the hope that when, Allah be praised, at last a fully in front of his shop in A1 The climb of Schmitt and man would return to tlw moon’s customer comes, he goes on Hussein quarter, one of the an Cernan from the lunar surface b ar^n in g to get the cheapest Taurus-Littrow valley where cient Islamic quarters of Cairo. ended a historic decade of Challenger landed and find the price.” Due to the rise in prices “Now that they have taken Fund Cut Delayed exploration which began May in the last 10 years, the tar plaque, attodied to one of the off the beautiful red tarboush,” 25,1961, with a challenge to the craft’s spindly legs, which boosh now costs from $2.30 to he asks, “have they also re nation by the late President $4.60. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Nixon administration has remains on the moon after lif moved bad ideas from their John F. Kennedy. toff. In the shade of his small heads?” agreed to delay for three months its threat to withhold Sights Of Nights Before Christmas Apollo’s last surface Cernan and Schmitt nearly $700 million in federal funds to states failing to exploration was the program’s concluded three days of Taurus- clear their welfare rolls of Ineligible and overpaid most ambitious and successful. Littrow exploration by CJernan and Schmitt, the 11th Mm y Manchester residents express the spirit of the hours of planning and labor to set up. Work on this outdoor recipients. motoring more than.eli^t miles Christmas season with outdoor lighting. Some are and 12th men to walk the moon, in their electric car. Christmas display at the Lloyd Roy home at 35 Scott Dr. The decision gives states more maneuvering room in spent more time on the surface simple and others are quite complex creations involving was started in October. (Herald photo by Gentiluomo) their effort to negotiate a significant compromise. They drove up — a total of 22 hours, five ski runs, chipped a t ______It also means that $125 minutes; made the longest boulders and explored the base GIVE SOMEONE million in federal spending cuts m a n a g e m e n t of p u b lic single excursion in time, seven of a group of hills “wrinkled assistance. will have to be applied to other hours, 37 minute He also like an old, old hundred-year- programs if the government is referred to God and said “if old man.” Charter Review Group Culls List to stay within the announced State administrators, some of He’s iistening, I’d like to thank him too.” The astronauts met the budget ceiling of $250 billion in them threatening lawsuits if the challenge with whoops of fiscal 1973. crackdown takes effect, have They coliected 334 pounds of delight and daring leaps and ACHANCE argued that the proposal has moon rock and soil, more than bounds, using the moon-walking ’The delay of the federal deterred a cleanup of relief half of the total amount skill they perfected in two penalties until April 1 was an rolls because the more ineligi nounced to state welfare gathered by all the five earlier excursions. ble recipients they find, the previous Apollo missions. Tlieir At the end, though so Mayor Election Methods administrators Wednesday by heavier they would be science treasure Included John G. Veneman, penalized. exhausted they gasped with undersecretary of health, samples of an intriguing orange every motion and word, they AT $ 7 ^ 0 0 0 education and welfare. Some of the administrators, dust never before seen on the threw unneeded tools just for To Be Discussed Dec. 20 He told them at the end of two including California’s Robert B. moon. The astronauts erected the pleasure of seeing them sail days of secret meetings Uut Carleson, have suggested Uwt a an atomic-powered scleiice far, far away in the light moon new base statistical period, statipn uMch already joins four gravity. By 80L R. COHEN present, the board elects a HEW will not retreat on the for a chajige to a strong-mayor procedure qwlled qut in the crackdown, however, berause accompanied by in-depth in earlier stations in sending data The most significant TARBOUSH MAKER — Hadj Mohamed Ahmed, left, one of the fHierald Reporier) nnayor from among its ranks. governmtot. few survivors of his craft in Cairo, is shown with one of his union agreement - which itoeif it believes “the concept is vestigations of eligibility, be es- to earth. And the Apollo 17 duo discovery of Apollo’s last moon The Manchester Charter The CRC, working toward a customers. The. subcommittee of isj9y5E8«liL„.j^ te...... statutes. appropriate.” yar^tlck for also explored types of lunar mission may well be soine . '‘I IH S H O U W lf'**^*’'*‘~"""RevislonrCommission has been Feb. 6 deadline for submitting ffieaiu'rihg performance and formations never before Intriguing d M lg e '^ l^ Leonard Seader and Hiomas The CRC removed the During the extension, asked by one of its its proiiosals to the Board of Improvements later next year. visited. Cernan, the nongeolo^t, dis . subcommittees to reject a Ferguson recommended last following proposals from Veneman said, HEW will meet night the pr<^x>sal be rejected. Directors, last night rejected further consideration, all by un with state dfficials to discuss The precious moon samples covered Tuesday. proposal for the popular elec about 20 proposals and removed The effect of the thre^-month will be transferred to the Scientists on earth believe the tion of a mayor. Called the The CRC will discuss and vote animous vote, unless otherwise proposed changes in federal extension Is to delay the first on the recommendation next them from further indicated; regulations which they believe command ship, America, and soil could possibly be a product “Jackston Proposal,” for com consideration, and placed three withholding of federal funds brought back to earth on Dec. from the fiery, dying belch of a mission member Phyllis Wednesday. Charter provision for hamper their efforts to improve originally slated to begih Jan. I. SEASON. on its approved list; simplifying budget formats and 19, when Apollo 17 is splash lunar volcano. Never before Jackston, who recommended The CRC, four weeks ago, It recommended a charter to Isolated Tribe procedures. have astronauts found evident the charter change two weeks voted 10 to 3 to recommend provision for emergency which held such promise of ago, it would provide for the Change in charter provision Manchester’s council-manager borrowing powers without a relating to joint meetings of giving details on the nuxn’s re election of a mayor and a nine- government be continued. By referendum, with the limits of cent geologic history. member Board of Directors. At Board of Directors and Board Public Case Mountain Is Book Subject its vote, it rejected a proposal the borrowing subject to a of Education, to review Thus, one of Apollo 17’s prime subsequent vote of the commis proposed school budget. goals - to fill in the last tried agriculture but there was sion. 'Die top limit might be a Charter provision for chapter of the lunar history not enough rain to grow more GIVEOUROONNECnCIITSUIE dollar amount or a percentage Walk Set For Saturday book — may be accomplish^ establishing washout accounts than meager crops. of the budget. by several scoopfuls of colorful So, in the space of some 50 for Current services by the Thieu Proposals Voting ‘‘no’’ for the Police Department. By DOUG BEVINS soil. years or less, the Ik became as recommendation was David former chairman of the property for just under $600,000. they are now. Change in charter provision (Herald Writer) Manchester Conservation Com lonBir sioooNG snjm ts. Odegard and abstaining was relating to filing time for The federal Department of Turnbull, a tall, relaxed man mission, announced Wednesday Frank Stamler. At the Conservation Housing and Urban Develop Fuss Saves who speaks quietly, says, "We Given Support petitions to overule. night. ' It recommended changes in Change in charter provision Commission meeting ment (HUD) has set aside can only guess at what the Ik the town charter which refer to $300,000 for the open-space Steam Whistle used to be like. I talked to some PARIS (AP) — The United States threw its support relating to referendums by Wednesday night, it was The walk will be led by Igor sewer assessments and sewer petition. reported thiat the commission purchase. The federal grant is of the older people and gathered today behind President Nguyen Van Thieu’s Christmas Vechesloff of Hartford, the DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - rates, to remove those Charter provision to forbid has received a check for $354.50 surveyor who recently com subject to town and state Residents of suburbm West that they must have been lov Here’s a brand new gift idea for this holiday season! A peace package and accused North Vietnam of using “high, provisions which are governed contributions of $150,000 each. ing, humorous, uncomplicated advisory refrerendums. from the town, the proem s of pleted a map of the Case Moun Carrollton made such a fuss pressure” tactics in an attempt to impose an incomplete and superceded by state Charter provisibn for recent bottle and paper tain property. Persons going on The Manchester Board of over the Oxford Paper Co.’s and with strong family ties. new idea for your small gift giving — for your mailman, statutes. And now it’s the reverse of all settlement. As the United States presented its view at the requiring voter approval for recycling drives. ’The money the walk will meet at the Directors has indicated its in loud steam whistle, the It recommended also that the terest in a $150,000 contribution those.” delivery boy, friends, relatives and for stocking stuffers. semipublic peace talks, the North Vietnamese announced town participation in any will be applied to the com Municipal Building at 8:45 a.m. company finally had to do charter provision dealing with regional governmental body mission’s Case Mountain Fund. by the town, but a public something about it. He tells of being |^nd to an that Le Due Tho, who has been negotiating with Henry A. Dr. Spaulding, Informing police grievance procedures be which exercizes control over Mrs. Mildred Schaller, hearing on this proposal has People liked the 76-year-old old woman “and she suddenly Tickets for the December 28th Connecticut State Lottery Conservation (Commission Kissinger, was returning shortly to Hanoi. amended, to coincide with the municipal services. retiring secretary of the been delayed, pending state whistle so much that when the cried. She was crying, she said, Conservation (Commission, said members of the walk action. because all of a sudden we had drawing ^e now on sale. They’ll cost the usual 50 cents. e l The North Vietnamese gave Charter provision granting company announced it was no exact date for the departure the Parking Authority the fund now totals about Wednesday night, noted that the The state’s contribution reminded her that there had United States had avoided of hike will be difficult. There is ending the four times daily of the Politburo member. Tho’s borrowing powers similar to $11,700. The commission has requires approval of the State been a time when people had And they’ll give everyone who buys them that chance — ficial comment on Thieu’s own some rough terrain to go over, rooftop shriek for an electric COUN TURNBULL decision to leave indicated that the Fire District, without resor received a $5,000 Ford Founda Bond Commission, and the Case buzzer, it had a public relations helped each other, when people proposal for a cease-fire, but Truman he said. Mountain item has not yet been had been kind and good. ’ ’ for the Big 75. You could, therefore, give someone a very in Hanoi’s view there was American officials said ting to a referendum. tion grant to be used for Case problem on its hands. By PHIL THOMAS nothing left to discuss with Mountain. Proposed town acquisition of placed on that commission’s privately the South Vietnamese Change in charter Case Mountain, also known as “Since so many wanted it, we AP Newsfeatures Writer Turnbull, a professor of an prosperous New Year indeed! Kissinger for the time being. Fighting Conservation Commission agenda. Dr. Spaulding, whose will keep the whistle,” mill plan was clearly unacceptable provision relating to town clerk Lookout Mountain, is still up in term on the local conservation n e w YORK (AP) thropology at Hofstra Universi Tho and Kissinger broke off to North Vietnam and the Viet — to make his position members voted Wednesday manager Glenn Field said. ty when he isn’t doing field their talks Wednesday without night to remove $11,000 from a the air. The town has received a unit has expired, told new Picture a land where a _ Our Stocking Stuffers” will be sold wherever Connecticut Cong. Both rejected it. For Life appointive instead of elective. three-month extension (to But suburban residents said work in Africa or India, says, announcing any agreement and savings account with the members Wednesday night that the steam blasts helped them mother drives her child out “the Ik are as they are because Isham told the (tommunists it Change in charter provisions March 31, 1973) on its option to efforts are being made to get of the home to fend for itself at State Lottery tickets are sold. And at that same place, Kissinger flew back to KANSAS CITY (AP) - Harry relating to the Planning Hartford National Bank, and wake up or remember to take it’s the only way they can be — Washington to report to Presi was futile for them to continue place the money in a savings purchase the 212-acre property. the item on the bond medicine or call their children the age of 3, where the old and a survival mechanism. clamoring for signature of the S. Truman continued to slip Commission and the Zoning The town has been offered the commission’s January agenda. the sick are abandoned to die — you’ll be able to pick up, absolutely free, attractive gift dent Nixon. Kissinger said he overnight in his fight to stay Board of Appeals — to elect bank to acquire higher home. “When there’s not enough and Hio would keep in touch by cease-fire agreement drafted dividends. a place where the people no food to go around it’s good envelopes for our ‘‘Stocking Stuffers” by Kissinger and Tho in Oc alive and his doctors said today their members, rather than longer can afford to love each message. his conditioh is “very serious.” appoint them, as now. Odegard Mrs. Theresa Parla, elected biology to keep the breeding tober. chairman of the commission other. group alive and let the old and Henry Isham, representing Hospital officials said the 88- and Nathan Agostinelli voted This is the country of the Ik, a the children die. Tlie old, they So give someone a chance this holiday season. A chance the United States at the weekly “In our country, the high year-old former president had a against rejection of the Wednesday night, noted that the members have been Conservation OfficersNamed band of some 2,000 people who reason, are going to die anyway for a prosperous New Year. session, threw U.S. support pressure salesman who tries to restless night and was unaware proposal. live isolated in the mountains in while some of the children will behind the Thieu'package for obtain immediate signature of of anyone speaking to him. His Charter provision for an preoccupied with the Case the northeast conier of Uganda. the first time. Mountain proposal for some always survive even when they an incomplete contract only kidney function, a major source elected Board of Finance. Mrs. Theresa Parla of 55 surface of what can and must the Conservation Commission "When I first met the Ik (pro have to make their own way It was not immediately clear succeeds in arousing suspicion of concern along with a CSuuter provision for recall time. She asked members to Bruce Rd. was elected chair be done.” nounced eek) I was hostile,” how this move would tie into look around town for other working to save land, there are after they become 3. about the transaction,” Isham weakened heart, was reported of public officials. ’The Home man of the Manchester Dr. Spaulding noted that “at least 7,000 working to do the recalls anthropologist Colin M. the Kissing«r-Tho talks on a declared. to be declining. areas which need the com “When the normal system is Rule Law under which Conservation Commission while there are seven people on opposite — not intentionally, Turnbull. "I thou^t they were one of starvation, you can’t af cease-fire agreement. The South Vietnamese delegate Dr. Wallace Graham said, Manchester is governed does mission’s attention. utterly inhuman. In all of my Wednesday night, and Mrs. but business is business. ford to be generous when there t Pham Dang Lam put before the “President Truman is very not permit a recall provision in In other business last night, Carolyn Becker of 38 Waranoke other experiences in Africa, the isn’t enough food. The survival the commission appointed “You’re far out-numbered,” conference the proposals made serious but vital signs remains its charter. Rd. was elected secretary. Dr. Spaulding said. people were the essence of hu of the tribe depends on each K issin ger by Thieu in a speech last member Robert Price to draw manity. It was a great shock to fairly stable, therefore he is not Change in charter provision Both women are Democrats. Mrs. Parla, a leading person getting and consuming iSiesday. They call for a cease critical.” relating to appointment of up an ordinance proposed to The positions were not find an African people the re his own food. In this way the *Honored^ administer the state’s Inland environmentalist in . verse of this.” fire, release of military At 10 a.m. EST, Truman’s members of boards, com contested. Manchester, is a member of the most healthy and most useful prisoners, withdrawal of North pulse was 96, his blood pressure missions and agencies. ’The Wetlands and Water (Courses But Turnbull, who spent two ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - Act. Mrs. Parla succeeds Dr. Manchester Land Conservation survive while the unhealthy and Vietnamese forces from South 138-60 and his temperature 100. proposal was for appointing Frederick Spaulding of 18 Myr years studying the Ik and re useless die off. It’s alien to us, Presidential aide Henry A. The commission has asked Trust. She is a former town cently published his findings in Vietnam and Vietnamese-only Truman was admitted nine one-third unaffiliated and one- tle St., a Republican whose selectman and a member of the but it is logical.” Kissinger has been named negotiations on South days ago to Research Hospital third each from the two the Board of Directors to allow “The Mountain People,” soon Turnbull, who often went “Kraut Character of the Year” term on the commission has Democratic Town Committee. Vietnam’s political future. and Medical Center after he political parties. the Conservation Commission expired. Dr. Spaulding had changed his mind about the Ik. hungry himself while with the by the National Kraut Packers to administer the act, which is She and her husband, The Ik, he explains, once Hanoi and the Viet Cong displayed symptoms of lung Charter provision for served as chairman since 1969. Leonardo, have four diildren. Ik, says “the Ik have lost any Association. rejected the package within designed to protect''wetlands were hunters who followed the sense of family. They have lost Calling Kissinger a “colorful congestion. prohibiting elected officials Mrs. Becker, recently They are active participants at hours of Thieu’s speech, and un Graham, ’Truman’s personal from undesirable uses. game as it moved through Ug the ability to be generous. They dharacter in many ways,” the appointed to the conunission, St. James Churdi. anda, the Sudan and Kenya. But til today the U.S. government physician, had reported (Continued on Page 18) The Board of Directors has succeeds Mrs. Mildred Schaller no longer can afford to love group said "his name is not yet acted on the request. Mrs. Becker, a biology th « were stopped from hunting each other.” refrain^ from conunenting on Wednesday that the former of 218 Parker St. as secretary. irgcticut constantly being associated them. But Isham told the They have asked the town’s teacher on leave from and their nomadic cycle was He concludes that “all of president was “weaker ... and Mrs. Schaller, a Republican, is Manchester High School, is a destroyed when boundaries with world leaders as well as a Communists they offered the he is beginning to show signs of Plaiming and Zoning Commis these things that we think of as still on the commission. member of the Manchester were drawn between the three long string of lovely ladies.” opportunity for “a reasonable rroal (kidney) impairment and )9nn>iig| sion to review the act and make basic human qualities appear to kraut packers group, Dr. Spaulding, attending Memorial Hospital Women’s countries and the area in which me as not basic but as luxuries dialogue” and asked: “Are you early pulmonary fluid suggestions. they had moved was made into bolding its annual convention D a s i Wednesday night’s meeting 'to Auxiliary, the League of that humanity usually can af llery prepared to examine these odlection.” The public is invited to a walk a game preserve. here, said Wednroday it will proposals objectively and to brief new members on pending Women Voters, "and the ford to develop. We have ex Graham said today that fluid around the boundaries of (Case Audobon Gub. She has been in Lo^ed into a snuill corner of actly the same potential as the send Kissinger a one-year engage in serious discussion of continues to collect in n I work, congratulated the new (and with not enough game or This wesks drawing will ba at tha Qroton Thaater stippiy of sauerkraut. Mountain Saturday morning. officers. He said the commis volved with Girl Scoots for Ik for what we describe as in them?” Truman’s right lung. Cilistnias! Dr. Frederick Spaulding, fruit to feed them all, the Ik humanity.” Groton Shopping Mart, 10:30 A.M. sion had “just scratched the Mrs. Theresa Parla about ten years.
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Ohlsson By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH UofH Brochure Statistics CORNWALL (AP) - With a works that brought him into a May Cut '^e recent national tourna ♦ J7653 game of “hunter and hunted, — 6(00 — State Theater — “Space John Scott Repass of 14 SPACT; c e n t e r , Houston ment in Lancaster, Pa., was not 0? 974 farewell from one poet to positim of high regard among superior and inferior,’’ to a (3-8-22) NEWS Odyssey,” 7:008:20 MANCHESTER York C!ity, charged Wednesday another, poet Mark Van Doren (AP) — Apollo 17 astronauts B y DAVID HENDIN Featured very kind to veteran bridge O K9 ^ American writers. recognition of life’s more im U.S. Deficit Indian Dr., director of the (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH 4 J 10 8 Burnside Theater — “The Joseph C. DeFazio, 39, of night witii failure to obey red Eugene A. Cernan and Harrison experts. Smart young players has bera laid to rest in this At the memorial service in portant values. Speakers Bureau at the Univer NEiW YORK — (NEA) - By JOHN GRUBER (24) ZOOM Mechanics,” 8:00 Blast Hartford, was charged traffic i l ^ t at E. C!enter St. and HARTFORD (AP) - ’Trading sity of Hartford, has just come H. Schmitt spent a total 22 made away with the two VEST EAST quiet New Elngland town where the First Church of Christ, Also during the 20-minute Television, this is your life. Garrick Ohlsaon, young (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH 6 KQ Meadows Drive-In Theater— Wednesday night with non- E. Middle Tpke. , he spent most of his 78 years. Actor Larry Gates read a with the Soviet Union to obtain up with a new Speakers Bureau hours, 5 minutes exploring the American pianist, was featured principal championships, but 10 8 2 service, two hymns were sung You were bom in about (40) WILD WILD WEST A Q 10 5 <5 1 6 2 “ Women Hunt,’’ 7:30; sunrart, Manchester Police — Duane Carr, 25, of 173 Van Doren, who died Sunday, translation of the Roman poet and the Lord’s Prayer recited. fuel can slow down the growth brochure, which lists 118 moon — nearly one-third of 1880—even before radio was. last evenl^ at another of the the old-timers managed to do a QUO 0 87432 “Weekend Wife,” 9:10 reported. Spruce St., duu-ged Wednesday their 75-hour stay on the sur- — 6(30 — few good things here and there. was buried Wednesday at a Catullus’ “A Brother’s Grave” In the group of soqie 300 of the United States’ energy separate topics in 17 fields of developed — when several Hartford Symphony’s regular AKQ 4k 963 Jerry Lewis Cinema, South DeFazio was apprehended in night with failure to obey red face. ^ (3) CBS NEWS For example, Norman Kay of family-only ceremony in at the request of poet Allen persons at the service were Van deficit, U.S. Secretary of general interest, ranging from patents were filed for de- subscription concerts.* In point SOUTH Windsor — “2001 A Space Blast jSartford and taken into li^ t at Spruce and Bissell Sts. CornwaU Hollow Cemetery. Tate, a contemporary and long Doren’s sons, Charles and John, Commerce Peter T. Peterson "Affairs of State’’ to They set the record for ibe viceti that would transm it of fact he was featured twice, (8) ABC NEWS Philadelphia and Edgar Kaplan 4 A 9 4 custody on a Circuit Court 12 (22-30) NBC NEWS Odyssey,” 7:30 Court dates are Jan. 8. The former Columbia time friend of Van Doren’s. ’The both from Illinois, and their said Wednesday night. “Technology.” longest single day’s excursion pictures over wires. opening the program with von of New York, sometimes ty K 8 3 arrest warrant. wito their 7 hours, 37 minutes (24) FRENCH CHEF alleged to be the best American 0 A 6 5 University professor and reading was Tate’s farewell mother, Dorothy. These talks represent the By the 1920s moving pic Weber’s “Konzertstueck” and He was held overnight on a Cash totaling $140 was taken Pultizer prize-winning poet was from “one friend to another.” Van Doren’s brother, Paul, of The exchange of American favorite subjects of 60 on Tuesday, the day they found tures, blurry but ideiitmable, closing it with the seldom heard — 6(55 — partnership, found time to * 7542 $2,S00cash bond, and was to be in a Wednesday break into the West ? >' : then remembered at a The p oem ’s last line: New Jersey, was there but machinery and agricultural members of the UofH faculty orange soil which has excited were beamed and, in 1929, Liszt Piano Concerto in A (40) NEWS defend today’s hand skillfully North East South presoded in court today. 65 Norman St. apartment of Puss memorial service attended by “Brother, for ail time, hail and another brother, Frank, was products for Soviet gas and oil and staff, including several scientists on earth. Dr. Vladimir Zworkin intro major. Arthur Wlnograd con — 7(00 — before they were eliminate Pass Pass 1 ♦ Norman Sullivan, police Pass 1 0 Pass 1 members of his family, farewell.” prevented from attending when is one of the answers being people who teach on an adjunct Total lunar exploration time duced the iconoscope elec ducted. (3) UFO from the Blue Ribbon Pair i\SU Vehicles driven by John Lupo reported. Detectives are in for the six Apollo flights which tronic TV camera tube. Championship. Pass Pass 1 NT Double professional acquaintances and In prayer, the Rev. James A. bis flight from Illinois was explored to solve the U.S. bases. Mr. Ohlsson has a reliable (8) TRUTH OR Jr., 18, of Jonteton, R.I., and vestigating. Repass was formerly a landed on the moon was 80 North dealer Alt Pass e many friends whom he had Simpson, pastor, - called the cancelled. energy shortage, he told Even with your long his technique which is an essential CONSEQUENCES George H. Howard, 24, of 156 reporter at The Herald. hours, 44 minutes and 12 East-West vulnerable Opening lead — 0 Q I grown to know during his some poet’s life “often simple, Author William Shirer was members of the Greater Hart tory, though, it wasn’t until requirement for both these (18) DICK VAN DYKE Park. St., were in collision Police have been receiving SO years living in Cornwall. always strong.” He gave thanks also at the service, as was ford (Hiamber of Conunerce at For a lecture brochure, or to seconds. Just 2S vears ago this year pieces. He also has a large Opening lead — Queen of (22-30) NEWS \ i H I . W ednesday afternoon on several complaints about thefts He was buried near the home for the power of Van Doren’s book a UofH speaker, club Diamonds l n v c > Arthur Wang of Hill and Wang, a reception. that television became a hand, requisite to the gUssandi DeiUliiK St. of or vandalism to holiday where he wrote many of the words to call people from the program chairmen are asked to reality of home entertain (24) SOUL! A one-over-one bid by the jack of hearts. Now the publisher of Van Doren’s in double octaves in the von Police said Lupo’s car was in decorations. Several strings of works. "One advantage of trading write to John Scott Repass, ment as we know it today. Weber work. Beyond this he (40) ABC NEWS responder is forcing, but a defenders were assured of four heart tricks in addition to their Ckimetothis collision with a U.S. Postal (Christmas tree lights are teing with the Soviets is they will buy director. Speakers Bureau, lE-Z DAY The first year of mass- hasn’t a great deal. He is still — 7(30 — “continued one-over-one” by Ser^ce mail van operated by stolen every day, police said. as much in machinery and Gengras Campus Center, produced television sets was young, of course, so he may (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT the opening bidder may be spade and three elute. South Christian Science Lecture was down two for a penalty of Howard at about 12:45 p.m. V ernon agricultural products as we will University of Hartford, West MAID postwar 1947. It was the year develop emotionally and (18) MOVIE dropp^. In this case, Norman "Is Anybody Damage was minor and no in COVENTRY buy from them,” he said. that Jackie'Robinson broke 300 points. Judge Covello Hartford, Conn. 06117. SERVICE artistically, but last night he “Sound Off” (1952). Mickey Kay’s bid of one heart on the At Home?” juries were reported, police Glenna A. Eecicco, 21, of through basebail’s color bar did little beyond the mere Rooney. West hand was not forcing; and If you try to push the veterans He said the energy deficit rier and Gorgeous George, around hard enough, they’ll by Nancy E. Houston said. Wethersfield, was charged last Damage in Fire F uneral Enjoy ysor M it IN THE BEGINNING, eve^one gathered around to execution of some difficult (22) 1 DREAM OF JEANNIE Kaplan was happy to get out of Lupo was charged with comes about because the U.S. is the wrestler, and the Roller watch the likes of Uncle Miltie and Gorgeous George strike back. Thursday, night with failure to obey a stop A bout Tow n party notes. (30) WAIT ’HLL YOUR the auction. operating a motor vehicle sign, (tourt date is Jan. 8. C onducted importing more and more Darby were prime time at on the small screen—and it was small. Screens have Daily Question December 14 Cub Scout Pack 112 will meet profotsional tractions. Uncle Miltie was This makes him some sort of FATHER GETS HOME South reopened with one without a license. Court date is Put At $5,000 energy and not trading anything gotten much larger, but sets are now going compact specialized athlete, but it rules (40) DRAGNET notrump, fearing that the hand Partner open's with one 8:00 p.m. for it but money. Friday at 7 p.m. at Washington M id i to to m clowning a w a y and Paul with manufacturers promising portable new wonders club, and the next player Jan. 8. him (H it as a musical artist. I was being stolen from him. Kay Gideon Welles Jr. SOUTH WINDSOR HARTFORD (AP) - Funeral The current deficit, he said, School. Parents are reminded and Ny If. WlhcheU conversed with his for the future. — 8(00 — passes. You hold( Spades, J- A weekend fire at the Vernon see if the food in the kitchen had loquacious woodenhead was happy to hear the Liszt, doulbled and led the queen of H i^ Auditorium Vehicles driven by Robert been contaminated by smoke. services were conducted at 10 is $2 billion to $3 billion, but if to bring grab bag gifts for each (3) THE WAL’TONS 7-65-3; Hearts, 9-7-4; Manchester Police reported Elementary School caused a.m. today for.retlred Superior Jerry Mahoney. since pianists usually elect the A family reunion diamonds when everybody Glastonbury several one-car accidents Mullen, 17, of Warehouse Point damages amounting to a possi The serving of hot lunches was the problem is not solved, the of their children attending the 872-3344 Diamonds, K-9; Clubs, J-10- (tourt Judge Frank (tovello, 73, event. During 1947 the R a d io E-flat concerto by this (8-40) MOD SQUAD passed. Wednesday. All were minor and Eniest Chesworth Jr., 43, ble $5,000, according to school resumed on Tuesday after deficit will be $20 bllUon by were mainly responsible for go anywhere their owners composer almost to the Declarer won with the king of 8. of Enfield were involved in a of West Hartford. I960. Comration of A m erica the expansion of virtually The squad cares for a little with no injuries were reported, officials. ’The fire started in a health officials examined the can take them. exclusion of the A major, which d i^o n d s and led a spade from What do you say? collision Wednesday morning at The funeral was at St. Peter There’s a natural trading (DCA) started large-scale all of the major s p o r t s girl whose father is in trouble. Answer: Pass or bid one ■omRcimoii police said. rubbish can in the cafeteria and food and found minimal production of b la c k and “P o r t a b l e TV units,” is a better work and, dummy, finding: serendipity R t. 5 and Scantic Rd. damage with most items still Claver (Hiurch in West Hartford bond between the U.S. and leagues — football, oasket- Kreuzer says, “will enable (22-30) FLIP WILSON spade. Most experts wuld PMIMT nOTtS dining area. with burial at Pairview wMte television sets, and by ball, baseball and hockey. incidentally, somewhat more Guest : Johnny Cash and wife when East followed with the Summonses for alleged motor Chesworth was charged with A passing motorist spotted useable. Soviet Union, he said, but the end of the y e a r had the housewife to preexam difficult to play. Liszt himself queen. Declarer won with the choose to respond; but a good M ill tMSSVF failure to drive a reasonable Cemetery, West Hartford. before any gas or oil agreement You gave golf its greatest ine the area a r o u n d her (24) ADVOCATES many would pass. vehicle violations were given smoke coming from the A native of Acri, Italy, Judge turned out a b o u t 143,000. shot in the arm since a few preferred the one heard last Topic: Abortion on demand. ace of spades and led the nine of CMiM sMm s n N to: distance apart. Court date is building early Sunday morning The fire caused damage to could be reached with the Some 200,000 television sets parked car on a dimly light Copyright 1972 (tovello lived in the Hartford Scotsmen started clubbing a n i^ t. spades back. West covered with « • 1 * St, Hwhmw -r Glenn A. Mack, 22, of New Dec. 15. and school Principal Gerard curtains and windows and Soviet Union, “there are a lot of were in use and by 1948 the ed shopping center parm g General Features Corp. M3-73II area 50 years. small ball around a pasture. lot, or a pedestrian to look Ihe main orchestral work — 9(00 — the ten, and South thoughtfully Carriers credited the quick smoke damage to the ceiling. Issues to decide.’’ One of those number exceeded a million. “Twenty-five v ears ago was “Mathis der Maler” by played low from dummy. In 1962 he held that Henry issues is national defense, he b lo c k s ahead into dark (3) MOVIE response of the Vernon Fire The school’s maintenance Since that time, more than we placed the fmst postwar Paul Hindemith, something the Switch In Time Miller’s “Tropic of Cancer’’ said. street areas by m e a n s of “How to Murder Your Wife” Department for keeping the fire crews have re-sanitized all of 190 million 'TV sets h a v e strat^ically located infra composer called a symphony Kaplan won with the king of was obscene and he fined a “We think this year is an television sets on the mar (1965). Bachelor awakes after a confined to the one area. the items in the kitchen, have be^n in operation. Today ket. One of those sets, the red ’TV systems and a por but which is really a suite of spades and had his moment to bookstore owner $50 for having extraordinary year. This year some 60 mlliion U.S. homes party with a hangover and a Vernon Notes While investigating the fire cleaned the furniture and it on his shelves. 630TS, has been aptly called table TV receiver.” three numbers from his opera shine. If East returned a Vernon Police discovered washed the walls prior to pain Russia is very much in n e ^ of are equipped with television the Model T of the television Growing numbers of chil of the same title. This is a wife. Jack Lemmon, Vima Usi. diamond. South would take two He called the book a machinery to Increase their and about a third of them (8-40) DELPHI BUREAU several windows had been ting them and are in the process “shocking display of vulgarity industry.” The recollection dren will be taught in the difficult work and Mr. diamonds and four spades. AT broken on the other side of the of replacing the broken productivity,’’ said the com have two or more sets. is made by Barton Kreuzer, Gregory searches for a of thought and home or in small neighbor Winograd and the orchestra did Declarer would then lead a club Sacred Heart Council building. Police said, however, windows. merce secretary. Color TV emerged j u s t now an RCA vice-presi hood centers by means of notebook that has already expression...totally lacking any Peterson was in Hartford to eight years after the begin a very creditable job of it. or a diamond to force West into nothing definite has been found, This is the second school fire dent. In 1928, as a young en television and video tape re It is very easy for the strings resulted in death. the lead. West would have to idea having the slightest present the President’s E ning of mass-produced teie- gineer, he helped establish corders. (18) 700 CLUB To Continue Activities as yet, to link the fire to the within the past two weeks. A redeeming social importance.’’ to get out of accurate intonation lead hearts sooner or later, and fire, “of suspicious origin’’ award to the Connecticut vision and by 1965 the color W2XBS, a pioneer television “Devices which are get (22-30) IRONSIDE vandalism. He also overturned New TV sales volume overtook station in New York City. in this work and in general they South would nnake a seventh Students were asked to bring destroyed bathroom fixtures at Development (tommission for ting closer to the market handleil things more than Sgt. Brown goes undercover trick with the king. Haven and Hamden ordinances promoting exports. b la c k and white. Today place now will enable the TV to foil kidnap plot. bag lunches on Monday until the Sykes School and caused some 36 million color sets Kreuzer looks ahead to acceptably. Mr. Winograd If Kaplan led a low heart While the Sacred Heart realized from the sale will be requiring flouridation of water. television’s n e x t 25 years set owner to record program (24) INTERNATIONAL Every Monday used to promote livestock health officials could check to close to $500 worth of damage. are in use. There are more achieved a good tonal balance instead of a diamond, he would Parish Ck>uncil will not hold a and sees even greater suc material off the air—both PERFORMANCE programs in Tolland (bounty. operative TV s e ts in the and had a general conception of defeat the contract. South formal meeting this month, the cess. “Numbers can be bor the picture and soimd—for Barbecued chicken, mashed ^ On Friday the sale will be united States than there are the work that kept a rather Three musicians play would play low, and the council committees will ing, but the prospects of con playnack at his own con Beethoven: Pianists (Claudio potatoes, coleslaw, bread ^ held from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. and telephones, refrigerators or venience. He will be able sprawling work within bounds. defenders would get seven con(inu|B their work. The Fami bathtubs. sumer eiectronics are over Arrau and the late ^Robert and butter (served all day on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 powering. Everything that to play prerecorded audio On the other hand 1 didn’t tricks instead of six. ly Life committee will collect Television, you have has happened in the past visual material over his TV care much for his performance Casadesus, and violinist Zino Actually, Kaplan returned the all you Can eat) food and gifts and distribute p.m. changed our way of life. You Francescatti. L6i The livestock programs promises to be dwarfed by set, much as he can now of the “Siegfried Idyll” by them where needed for For His Christmas Gifts! include a fund established to have.peen castigated for pro comparison in the future.” play back phonograph rec — 10(00 — (Christmas. ducing a violent generation, Wagner. This was a birthday ______Great Savings! Stores Open Til 11 P.M. Every Night! ords or tapes,” K re u z e r (8-40) OWEN Ma r s h a l l Every Wednesday The high school students will sponsor the annual livestock critic!^ for having too ’That’s quite a statement present for Wagner’s wife banquet; sponsorship of the 4-H says. The case: Arson, murder, and continue their projects with the ■ K m a s ti considering the American Cosima, and was scored for Pried filet of flounder, livestock judging team and m a n y commercials and public spent about $35 biliion ’I|he engineer also predicts only sixteen instruments which a father’s lie to save his son. revitalization corps and the lambasted for yom lack of on television sets during the that individuals will oe able (22-30) DRAN MAJl'CIN french fried potatoes and Tatoqttvi)le School. The Liturgy assistance in improving and “c u ltu ra l” enteftainnient. to look at home movies on were actually flayed by only Witness maintaining the show ring at . last quarter of a century. fifteen musicians, since Guest: (>len (^^ainpbell. coleslaw (served all day CoiRintUte^ will honor St. Millions refer to you as the Last year about $2 billion their television screens, in ’Uteig^.on His feast day, Dec. the agricultural center. “boob tube” and they com Richter doubled viola and the (24) STATE OF CONN. Put tn Cell M en’s was spent on some 2.2 mil living color and with full all you can eat) 2^; with a short devotional Square Dance plain of being square-eyed sound. few bars of trumpet music — 10(30 — 1 .4 9 lion sets. The Vernon Square Dance after long, hmd nighta at included. With Accused service. ’The film “Murder in Kreuzer p r e d i c t s that F a r rh q r s, .^dmemakers, (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY Club will hold an open dance your controls. 1 1 . ’ Aa a chamber ,work it is the C^athedral” will also be Robes more than 370 million TV re businessmen and ^udeiits — ll(0O — MORRISTOWN, N.J. (AP)-- Saturday at the Vernon will aU benefit even more delicious, tender, and touching. sIh^ in the parish center. You have faced off with ceivers will be sold in this (8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Authorities say a man charged Bingo will be played in the Elementary School, Rt. 30, many ot your critics, the country over the n e x t 25 from television advances in Mr. Winograd used the full with burglary and the key Pried tendersweet clams, from 8 to 11 p.m. Dick Davis Cotton Gingham government included, and years-^oubling the 190 mil the coming decades. string section last evening so — 11(10 — parish center Friday, under (3) NEWS prosecution witness against french fried potatoes and the sponsorship of the Social Af will do the calling. nave eliminated cigarette ad lion of the first quarter-cen The first television babies that balance between the , Travel Robe verting and i n c r e a s e d him were inadvertently placed coleslaw (served 5:00-9:00 fairs Committee. This Refreshments will be served. tury. This will represent of the mid-’40s are now strings and the single flute and — 11(30 — together in the receiving news and educational pro adults. Many of them are p.m. only - Seconds if you committee will also sponsor a School Lunches retail sales of nearly $ ^ single bassoon suffered (8-40) DICK CAVETT section of the Morris County The following lunches will be gramming. T h e r e is still billion — more th a n five placing their children before immensely. Why he insists on (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON wish) New Year’s Eve party. A much to be accomplished. the 2l-inch (diagonal) Jail. limited number of tickets are served in the Vernon Schools 5.99 times the sales total for the using everybody he has, in — 11(40 — The witness is recuperating You have s o u n d e d the first 25 years, and reflecting screens. It has been a long available. The next regular next week: works that were originally (3) MOVIE from injuries at a local hospital Monday: Chow Mein, crisp death knell for many thea the growing impact of color way from Howdy Doody to scored for smaller conik meeting of the council will be ters and nightclubs, and you TV. S e s a m e Street, but it aU “The Cossacks’’ (1959). and the defendant has been on Jan. 17. noodles, buttered rice, sweet Deep Pile boils down to the fact, tele binations, is a mystery to mC Edmund Perdom charged with atrocious assault pickled beets, bread and butter, YOUR CHOICE have brought about gro\nh. Audio-visual products will and I deplore his obstinacy in WSCS Officers Cotton Terry More jobs for more people vision, that you are here to and battery. pineapple. be smaller and more porta stay. this regaid. Mrs. Donald Ross will be working with you and in re ble than ever before. The County officials explained it installed as president of the Tue^ay: Hamburg on roll, i Plaid lated fields. Your revenues (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Acoustics at the Bushnell are this way: french fried potato, wax beans, Men’s Classic Men’s Pile Lined picture and sound quality sufficiently good so that sixteen WOUGARD Women’s Society of Christian M en’s Exciting Sportshirts or will improve and they wiU The defendant, William Service of the R^kville United chocolate pudding with topping. 7.99 Corduroy Pants Wool CPC players would have been heard Judge Denies Pozzi, 22, of Morris Plains had Wednesday: Oven-fried Dress Shirts Rib Knits and the character of the work J o w n s o n S Methodist C3uirch during the been scheduled for trial on Christmas program to be held chicken, cranberry sauce, Milliken Spun ^T5r5^5!S^!eI^!r^ would not have been destroyed. Lower Bond For burglary charges Monday, but mashed potato, green beans, Slava MeQuaan, Ail MeOraw Dec. 20 at 8 p.m. Rayon Flannel Plaids:^ ITHIATII HAST Certainly last night’s the witness, John H. Boyle, 19, bread and butter, fruit cup. “GETAWAY" ® 10 Counties, 41 Cities performance had little in com Aecused Slayer 3 9 4 TOUAND TURNtiKt Mrs. David Howe will be i 7.99 14.99 UMIW-MM also of Morris Plains, failed to Thursday: Orange juice, 5.99 6.99 Classic belt loop style, redl- ; Button cuff, 4 pocket style in ‘ mon with the tender tribute installed as vice president; Vote To Go Wet appear in court. A bench Mrs. David White, secretary salami grinders, potato stix, : Never iron woven or : "Now" styling, super fit. All hemmed. MIdwale corduroy ; colorful plaids. Sizes S to XL. CHARLES Wagner arranged to be played BRIDGEPORT (AP) - MANCHESTER wanted knits and matched Washington — Ten dry coun warrant was issued for his and Mrs. Joseph Rowe, applesauce. jstretchknits! Long points or j 8.99 in brown, olive, 32-42. BRONSON ties and 41 cities, representing a on the stairs of “Trlebdien,” Superior Court Judge Kenneth arrest. AT BMT 94 ~JHfeS[ljLqiqW , Friday: Schools will be on ; new buttondowns. 14 1/2-17. ■ plaids. S-XL. a: — „ Better than Godfather the Wagner home on a point of Zarrilli refused Wednesday to treasurer. THE NBC TV-ChIcaao population of 452,968, voted in (tommittee chairmen will be half-day sessions therefore no 1971 to permit the sale of dis- land tto t juts out into Lake lower the 100-thousaitd dollar lunch will be served. Schools I- i Lucerne. bond for Richard Deveny, 17, of Mrs. Thomas Dorman, spiritual MECHANIC stilled spirits. Six towns, with growth; Mrs. Ralph Snape, will reopen on Jan. 2. The office a total population of 3,276, Regardless of what the Bridgeport, who is charged of the superintendent will close iui assassin, hired THE VALACHI voted from wet to dry. uninitiated may think, Wagner with the hatchet slaying of a un missionary education; Mrs. Alex Dlugolenski and Mrs. on Dec. 26. by “The Famlly’’- PAPERS (R ) is not necessarily a noisy iversity professor. tekill... ® composer, and this is par Deveney pleaded innocent at A s p e c i a l Wallace Johndrow, local church with Charlea Brohson D a ir y ' responsibility; Mrs. Leonard Tonight at 8 P.M. ticularly true of the Siegfried his arraignment Wednesday, R ock ville MOVIE RArmOB Idyll. A treatment in the apd asked for a trial by a 12- Aronson, membership; Mrs. f «F f r *. t-1 H [. FOR RARENTB AND Hollywood manner, such as it member jury. Queen John Mortimer, publicity; Mrs. H ospital Check Timetable (or time. YOUNQPHIPIE received last evening, is totally Public Defender Domenick Joseph Long, publications and URNSIDE Mrs. Libero Neri, sunshine. N otes ‘B • r . Sk' •.:[ * tI F i’ ’ HihTf.jPD TRe el Ike MHapi a le WWW out of character. Galluzzo asked that the bond be Hartford Road eluM me enRetaw el reduced, to SO-thousand dollars, Members are asked to bring •eele eealeM ler >
By DAN HALL expect the greatest (railroad) AMociated Press Writer The General Assembly for October,- has been delayed Founded Oct. 1881 operating inefficiency of the “ Buses are as much mass Hie mayor added that he was STAMFORD (AP) - The passed a bus subsidy bill which until at least late summer. A study conducted by the city the elderly are swamped with year — from mid-December to transit for those of us who work “ not satisfied” with the rate of trains are limping along and Gov. ’Thomas J. MeskiU vetoed. indicted that about one-sixth of requests, he noted. Published by Manchester Publishing newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. April,” he said; in the city as the trains are for The Stamford Board of Tqylmr said that when the progress but, under previous a group of 120 riders questioned Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, regular bus service has T a y lo r , a 90$t-control the commuter,” said the “ The bus riders are should telephone the circulation depart stopped. Representatives on Friday for a platform was raised at the conditions “ I haven’t seen said they would stay home on manager for McGraw Hill in lawyer. disorganized,” he said. “ ’They Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9946. second time rejected MesklH’s Springdale station, the heated anything better,” he added. the first day of a strike. That’s what ’ commuters in New York City, said he was don’t know how to bring Published every evening except Sundays demand that the city, and waiting room was closed. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation and around Stamford awake to considering a move to New Wilensky, a Republican, sup Meanwhile Stamford has pressure like the commuters.” others involved, pay three- Because the platform canopies The Stamford • Area and holidays. Entered at the Manchester, M onber of The Associated Press each day, perhaps to a greater Jersey, partly because of com ports Meskill’s contention that arranged new, no-fare bus ser quarters of any bus losses, and have not been erected there and Commerce and Industry Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail degree than in OonnecUcut’s muting delays and other if local governments take over vice to take the place of the the stoppage continues. elsewhere, commuters must Association estimates that hbtter. five other largest cities which inconveniences here. bus operations they must have Connecticut Co. buses at a cost Japan’s Diet Museum Ib e Manchester Publishing Co. assumes Similar financial problems on stand out in the open or wait in merchants are losing as much have similar problems. Both the train and the bus control of fares and schedules of $100 a day. Bull L. Lyons Publisher no financial responsibility for the Penn Central’s line, which cars. ° as 17 per cent of their business Opened To Public Mayor Julius M. Wilensky is dilemmas have been fueled by and must pay most of the cost if 'Traffic Elngineer Weber said typographical a r m appearing in adver- carries about 26,000 commuters because of the bus halt. optimistic that mass frustrations. they run the buses at a loss. ridership on the first day of the Subscription Rates tiseinaits and other reading matter in The a day from New Haven to N e w Haven Mayor Tokyj) — Japan’s Parliamen transportation conditions will Connecticut Railway & city-supported service was very Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Herald. Grand Central Station, Bartholomew F. Guida, a As for the railroad renovation _ But Wilensky said, “ the. poor tary Museum, built at a cost of improve in his city. But many Lighting Co. buses stopped run low. Exact figures were Display advertising closing hours, three prompted Connecticut and New Democrat, said this wrek that program, Wilensky said, there and the elderly are being hurt $1.3 million in a park area fac One Month 13.25 One Year $39.00 others aren’t. ning Oct. 10 in New Britain, unavailable. full days prior to publication. York on Jan. 1, 1971, to take he may ask the U.S. District already had been most.” ing the National Diet Building Single 0 ^ 1 5 * Six Months $19.50 TTie situation looks pretty Waterbury and Bridgeport. “ Studies have shown that in Tokyo, was completed and Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon over operations, sharing the Court to order the state to stop improvements in scheduling By Carrier, Weekly 75* Three Months $9.75 M d,” city Traffic Engineer Then bus drivers and once you discontinue buses you The city survey indicated that opened to the public recently. prior to day of publication; 12 noon Friday cost. ’Iliat has been about $3 its payments to the railroad and car conditions, and “ great more than 90 per cent of the Ronald Weber said of the bus mechanics in Stamford, New can’t get all of the riders back Construction was begun in 1970, Subscribers who fail to receive their million each this year and more because the buses don’t get improvements are coming.” for publication Saturday and Monday. stoppage in and around later,” he said. ConnCo riders didn’t have cars, the 80th anniversary o f the Haven and Hartford struck the last year. similar state help. Stamford. Connwticut Co. Nov. 25 after and transportation services for Diet’s establishment. And train commuter Allan R. Raised train platforms have the firm refused to grant pay State Sen. William E; Strada Taylor of the Springdale section been installed in Stamford, raises until government Jr., D-Stemford, said he agreed of Stamford said the railroad New Haven and other newly BROAD STREET subsidies were received to that the state was favoring the situation also offers little hope. painted stations along the line. Government offset losses. Both companies railroad but declined to support MANCHESTER “ We’re now entering the But the complete delivery of 144 served over 75,000 commuters a court action without knowing ___ nn period when we historically can Reorganization dally. new cars, originally promised more about It. OPEN DULY 9 AM. t» 11 P J A *
,Executive reorganization has been specialists to cope with this process. t ■ - : Christmas Gift Ideas from King’s No doubt some of this is necessary to in full swing for the past several « weeks with President Nixon almost protect the public purse from out-and- daily announcing top level changes in out thievery but surely a lot of this Discount Jewelry Dept his administration. paper work is the result of some His goal we are told is to make bureaucrat trying to make his Job government more responsive. Ob more important than it really is. viously at this stage this translates The irony is that in the name of into making the top escheions more protecting the tax dolldr, they are Jewels of winter, white pine. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara.) reqKHisive to him. often squandering more than they However, ho shakeup at the top might save in most instances and in level, will really fill the need of the not too few cases this maze of Some Key Executives man on Uie street who wants more paperwork has not plugged those SWISS JEWELED responsive government at city hall,' feared loopholes. Sabotaging Nixon Capital Boys A Teens LADIES AND MENS the courthouse, and the countless We wish the President luck in his ef By RAY CROMLEY administration men in other took over, he was reluctant to bureaus he has to deal with today. forts at the top but like the tip of the A relatively small group of agencies. make many changes. Lately he willful men scattered in key This reporter talked at length has reported his administration Andrew Tully\ Watches Helbros & IValtham Watches iceberg, the real problem lies beneath thereby suffered deeply from Fare While the President is centralizing positions through the govern a few days ago with the deputy the bur^ucratic surface where most ment have for almost four chief of one important agency, disloyal men in rather high administrative power in the White given sizeable new tasks by the places, even in the White The Ridiculous • From Two of tho Natlon’a Larooat Mokora of us find working with government years actively sabotaged the • Mona and Ladloa Draaa Modala, Calandara, House, there remains a crying need programs sponsored by their White House, an organization House, working against him Shock and Watar Raalatant Modala more of a confrontation than the President. which, to be effective, must and his objectives. WASHINGTON - The so- Okay. Bring on^.tlq 1st All the popular styles for for some scheme to decentralize our amendment. It says ho law may the young. Leather and public service it should be. In the main, these are work in close harness with 50 President Nixon, though he called liberal core of the • QHt Boxad, Unconditionally Quarantaad bureaucracy so that all the answers holdovers from the Kennedy states and several federal took steps to insure a loyal Supreme Court, which rarely abridge freedom of speech or expansion bands. We are aware there are many fine staff, did not come to office assembly. But as Justice Oliver and decisions do not have to come administration and still agencies. The program is im has ascended to the sublime, men and women in the public service emotionally loyal to the late aginative and highly needed. It prepared to sweep so far as continued to show its capacity Wendell Holmes once from Washington. will make possible the year- President Kennedy. He remarked, free speech does not ranks and we are aware too that it is president, men who believed at for descending to the ridiculous Almost every federal program the start that Mr. Nixon would round use of facilities and discovered all too late that if in its dissent to a 6-to-3 decision include the right to holler not, in most instances, their desire to personnel heretofore geared there is not a sweep out at the ruling that states may ban live “ fire!” in a crowded theater. which affects the people has bd a one-term president and pass the buck or create form upon that his administration and all only to war. But ac beginning of a term, then a sex shows and stag films from And, to use Rehnquist’s un develq>ed a maze of bureaucratic its works would pass. These complishments have been cleanup is virtually impossible. saloons. usually frank language, there is new form for each new program. Opposition men have too much no suggestion that sex acts in levels in which each contributes more men stand in contrast to their extremely disappointing to Justice Wiiiiam J. Brennan It is simply the system that has more dedicated brothers. The date. Most states are time to burrow in. Weeding out Jr., Thurgood Marshall and — cluding “ sodomy and public red tape aind paper work. cooperating. But government is time consuming. masturbation” fall into the evolved out of years of letting, the problem is that thejr hold posts of course— ol’ reliable William through which they can harm in-fighting between agencies One problem was that at the 0. Douglas based their category of the people’s right High-Level Platforms Despite the isolated case of bureaucracy grow like Topsy. We programs with which they do has slowed effectiveness. start Mr. Nixon’s recruiters whimpering, radical-chic dis “ peaceably to assemble, and to ' revenue-shailng where there are few think it time to do some Judicious not agree. The fault in part is Mr. were not prepared. They did not sents on the 1st, 14th and 21st petition the Government for a Passragera toard the Penn Central Railroad train from a commuter fine heavily used by Southern Connecictut $ ASSORTED COLORS .Some of these men are Nixon’s. When President come with an adequate amendments to the Ck)nstitu- redress of grievances.” new elected platform at New Haven. Elevated platforms residents who work in New York City (AP photo) M s b ^ s attached, between the ad weeding and pruning not Just because LADIES I MENS outside the ciVll service and can Kennedy came to office, he portfolio of known able and tion. ’They held that a regulation Presumably the relevant are a part of a modernization program of the strike-bound ^ ^ - Travel ■■'■‘■'S ministration and the Congress, past of the dollars it will save but because be removed without too much quickly cleared the decks, loyal personnel to fill the of the California Department of phrase in the 14th amendment : :-5 thousands of slots which needed is that which says no state may W Ift* vs IV V viy ^ ^ S » V S V difficulty. Some are section or reaching far down into govern Alcoholic Beverage Control ...... '•••;v.v••wvv.x.Jpy^;^v.»>»x»...,svv Dress & Sport Dress & Sport and present, almost every major we, the people, should be getting ser - 'V Alarm division chiefs within the higher ment, ousting entrenched filling. So it was that, one way permitting authorities to close “ deprive any person of life, ■ 'Md'CiC federal aid program is a mountain of vice and answers and not the run service grades and can be officials and inserting his own or another, considerable down bars with sex shows liberty or property, without due Clock special forms, numerous copies, and around. shifted from their key posts men. He was not absolutely numbers of men stayed on who violate ail three amendments. process of law.” Well, the Watches Watches only by abolishing the positions successful, but far more so than were loyal to his predecessors Really now. It is not California regulation does in hundreds of rules and regulations It is time for an about face in which deed deprive saloon keepers or transferring the men to other President Nixon, in exerting his and not him. necessary to take a lofty moral 4 . 7 4 4 7 4 defining criteria. the bureaucracy will be serving the will over his departments. In part, it is these men the and topless and bottomless 2 stand — always an uncomfor I *^ tasks. T h e o r e tic a lly , an In passing, it may be noted President now aims at weeding dancers of liberty and property Compact folding case, Almost every school district, town people they are supposed to serve in obstructionist could be fired for table exercise — to reject this incompetence. But in practice that when President Johnson out. curious trio’s arguments. It is — but not without due process. luminous hands. Many styles, with Swiss jeweled move Handsome models with leather or state government, has had to hire stead of Washington. this is virtually impossible to necessary only to read the The regulation was adopted by ments, expansion or leather straps. or expansion bands. Swiss Jew accomplish. amendments, a not laborious the people of the state, as Yellow or white. Fully guaranteed- eled Fully guaranteed. In office after office men and feat. explicitly authorized by the women have reported to this Consider the 21st amend Constitution. Lobbyists Making Nader^s writer in some detail the Open Forum ment. First, its verbiage is Marshall cited a 1957 decision behind-the-scenes planning completely negative. It in which the Supreme Court set aimed at slowing down or repealed Prohibition. It down as standards for judging Report A Best Seller blocking President Nixon’s years. prohibited the transportation or obscenity whether the material N. favored projects. In private Have Pity This person seems to be use of booze in any state, appeals primarily to the thwarted by the minority who prurient interest, offends com What hath Ralph wrought? spokesman noted. “ We know as much staff meetings, supervisors To the editor; territory or possession of the incessantly speak up against munity standards and has no Tackling possibly his most im have waxed eloquent in sar I am writing in response to United States “ in violation of about Congres^as Nader.’ ’ Which is casm aimed at the President’s the letter written to the editor the war. Well, this is a the laws thereof.” It noted that redeeming social value. He movable object to date, sometimes probably true, considering the hard innovations. Some loyal men which appeared in the Dec. 11 democracy and I think we the amendment was in claimed the California regula issue of the Herald. should listen to a person's opi tion does not conform to those irresistible force Ralph Nader last way I.T.T. has gone about acquiring have been forced, in self protec operative unless ratified by tion, to hide their loyalties. I was very annoyed to read nion whether it coincides with “ the several states.” In short, standards. year undertook a senator-by-senator, its knowledge. Some Nixon appointees, in that just because the election is our views or not. it explicitly reserved to the Come on, Marshall. Read the Lady Sunbeam AH Wood Mualcal representative -by- representative It is the Christmas season and Roth decision again. Surely 14k Gold There is, of course, nothing sur fact, have been forced out of over we should stop being con states the right to regulate I think that we should be con Rehnquist’s “ gross sexuality” study of Congress. Turning his raiders key positions because cerned with the issues of the alcoholic beverages in any TWIN HEAD prising in this. Knowing his con entrenched opposition in their campaign and the occurences in cerned now more than ever fashion they please. appeals primarily to the loose, he compiled a composite gressmen is the very essence of the offices made it impossible for different parts of the world. As about the useless slaughter of Thus in various states a prurient interest, to staging Pierced Jewel them to accomplish anything. far as I am concerned, now is the Vietnamese and of our own “ Bacchanalian revelries,” the Electric report, in sometimes revealing detail, lobbyist’s trade. And whether lob saloon keeper may lose his They could have stayed on, at the time when we should really American boys. It makes me booze joint owner is not conduc on who is who in both houses, and how license if his establishment is a bying in general is good or bad high salaries, writing endless analyze the problems of the nauseated that people can be so hangout for thugs and whores, ting a sociology course, but Shaver* Earrings Boxes selfish as to be more concerned they function. depends much on point of view, on memoranda, doing makework world and the production of our if it is the scene of too many seeking to entertain customers about their “ own little world” looking for sexual kicks. 1 7 The intent was to make Congress assigned by immediate elected officials. drunken brawls, if the whose interests are being pushed—or superiors determined that no These are the times when we than about the misfortunes and proprietor waters his hooch. Moreover, it is California’s 5 ” and up more comprehensible and therefore shoved. administration man would be find out what our represen tragedies that occur in the lives Indeed, in many bars males are prerogative to decide what 3*' ,0 7*^ 7 Micro-twin head... one A wide assortment Including alylas theoretically more responsive to or allowed to operate effectively. tatives actually do during their of the Southeast Asians requir^ to wear jackets and offends community standards A beautiful selection, styles for every One of the special interests finding side tor legs, one for un for ladles and men. All In wood, White House aides found that term of public service. After everyday. We are fortunate to neckties and females in not Marshall’s. taste. Attractively gift boxed. dinary citizens, countering the derarms. #LS4D. all with built-in music boxes. the report “ must’ ’ reading is the intervention was useless; the all, they do not have to worry live in America, yet we should britches are barred. Why not, Besides, Marshall, Brennan pressures of special interests. National Association of Railroad supervisors said “ yes sir” and about the public consensus until be considerate enough to have then, a regulation prohibiting and Douglas ignored the salient went about business as usual. their term expires. Most people pity on those less fortunate than what Justice William H. point in the case, which is the But guess who has been making the Passengers, generally viewed, except ourselves. Even when Nixon men have are fed up with the typical cam Rehnquist described in the state’s right to control the sale Sincerely yours, Realtone report—available as a series of in in certain corporate headquarters, as dominated a section or an paign promises. So, contrary to majority opinion as of alcoholic drinks. When a David Jacobs dividual profiles at $1 per con agency, they have sometimes the opinion expressed previous “ Bacchanalian revelries” and businessman is granted a a “ good” lobby. 65 Highwood Drive found their plans could be ly, I think we should take ad “ ^oss sexuality” ? license to dispense assorted FM-AM gressman—a Capitol Hill best seller? Manchester The Nader staff itself is taking a blocked effectvely by anti vantage of the off election brands of popskull, he agrees to None other than lobbyists for special generous view of the situation, seeing, abide by whatever rules the licensing body may impose. The Portable interests. KU'W lutakei!^ in fact, the interest in the report as a Court’s majority did not ban A survey by one newspaper, the “ compliment” since when it comes to acts of “ gross sexuality” in a public place. It merely ruled New York Post, identified 25 understanding how Congress Radio that California may decree ttot purchasers of' the reports, ranging operates, the lobbyists are there first they may not be performed in a from the American Medical Associa place where liquor is dispensed. as experts. 8 8 tion and the National Association of That’s called interpreting the But it does raise a question. With Constitution by what it says, not 12 Machinists to the Republican party. enemies such as General Motors by what it m i^ t mean. Not all feel they got their money's making his name a household word Operates on six penlite bat teries or built-in AC line. worth, however. There really isn’t and now the special interests making save you some Crosses, pendants, birth- Easy slide rule tuning. Ear much new in the profiles for Inter Jmf tnpm V . . or add to . . . a CBT Savings Account and W ell c v m give you free checking. stone models. Gold or the Congress report a best seller, does cake your dw ice o f any one o f these valuable gifts. if r n r uno silver finish. Gift boxed. phone attachment. national Telephone and Telegraph, a Herald , « . „ . ” ''*** Mvmg* account amount! to $300 or more, you Nader need friends any more? . That* right. Jiut open a persona! CBT Regular Saving* or 90- can al*o have free personal checking. No service charges of Yesterdays day investment Passbook Account for $100 or more . . . or any kind, f add .that amount to an existing CBT Saving Acetjunt . . . and (,uiry Kodak Polaroid Polaroid Sylvania Kodak you dm have your choice of any o f these gift* at long as they . 25 Years Ago ; . last. One to a customer, but free. (Which is a pretty good ' ^nstma* is coming. SUPER 8 TYPE 108 TYPE88 CXI 28-20 Today’s Thought . reason to salt away that Christmas bonus, for exaniple.) . Magi- This was a Sunday; The Movie Color Color FUm A stranger ran up to Jesus His heart warmed to Him, and Herald did not publish. Cubes When Jesus looks straight at and asked wbat be should do to He said, “ One thing you lack; you and me and warms to us Film Pack Pack win eternal life. Jesus said, go, sell everything you have, and says this. What is our 10 Years Ago and give to the poor, and you 3 7 4 2 7 4 99* “ You know the com response? Mtti tRusTipivm wiii have riches in heaven; and Alfred W. Cavedon, president mandments.” All Manchester Offices open Monday-Friday 9-3. Thursday 6-8; Rockville Office open Monday-Friday 9-3, Thursday 3:30-4:.30 Pkg of 3 cubes, come, follow Me.” At these Winthrop Nelson of Alden Spinning M illi Oorp., Film for Color Film tor Color For Instamatics “ But, Master, I have kept all Manchester Office Manchester North Main Office Manchester Farkadc Office Rockville Office Type KA464 for 12 flashes words his face fell and he went Co-Pastor is elected president of tte Pack Cameras Pack Cameras these since I was a boy.” 893 Main Street 14 North Main Street 354‘/j West Middle Turnpike , 42 East Main Street away with a heavy heart; for he Manufacturers Aaaoclation of Jesus looked straight at him; Center Congregational was a nuui of great wealth. Church Connecticut. PAGE E IG H T— MANCHEsreiR EVEINING HERALd , Mancfaerter, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 14, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manclyster, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 14.1972 — PAGE N IN E i
91 91 Stores Stores Gulf Stream Across Across BROAD STREET Christmas \ BROAD STREET the. the Nation MANCHESTER Is Super Power Nation MWGNESTIR By HAL BOYLE trouble, too, if your boat SBLP-nilVieB DBPT STORBS NEW YO R K (A P )- T h in g s a catches you too often with your SKLP-SBIIVICB D B n STOIIBS OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Golumnist might never know if shoes on the desk-but that’s he didn’t open his m ail: common sense^ not a OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. superstition. We often overlodc the power of thinp near to us we don’t appreciate. The Gulf Stream is Why is farming so impiRiant a good example. All the rivers to human life? Because it takes ters for on earth, it multiplied more eight square miles of forage for than 20 times, couldn’t exceed a person to sustain himself on MS Christmas, Check its splendid outpour of 100 wild plants and game. That billion tons of water per hour. same amount of land, well- tilled and fertilized, can sup 9 To the National Geographic port 5,000 people. le Whole Family Society we are also indebted for It was Don Herold who this timely nugget rof holiday observed, "Work is a form of King’s First! knowledge: It was President nervousness.” Franklin Pierce who requested You Can Always Depend on King’s for the Best Values! the first Christmas tree for the You Can Always Depend on King’s for the Best Values! White House in 1856. Students who wish to study a Clements Compact In Slze...Blg In Quality! modern language which is easy to remember might take up one To Bring called Takl-taki, a dialect spoken in parts of South ‘New Image^ America. It has only 840 words. (diagonal WASHINGTON (AP) - measure) The English language, on the William P. Clements Jr., who 13 says the Defense Department other hand, is currently estimated to have more than needs a new Image, has been 460.000 words. And anyone with named by President Nixon as Portable a clever mind can always make deputy secretary of defense. up a new word the English Clements, 55, of Dallas, language could put to use. For would succeed Kenneth Rush, example, here Is one a friend of who is moving to the State mine made up In college; Department aa a deputy TV Set “ Regretrospect,” for the secretary of state. Social Propaganda feeling of quiet pain one has Clements said after his Fisher Price I . ■ Merx sometimes In nostalgia. appointment was announced This is one of the thousands of posters distributed in lunatwmbimt in mfr'i orig carton) that the Department of Defense Russia in the Soviet Union’s drive against excessive Play Family WESTGATE How wars do change things. needs a "radical Image change drinking. This one is labeled the “ Price of a Drink’ ’ and 90 In Jaiian they now holler to give It a broader base of s h o ^ rubles, a trade union ticket for a subsidized b e g in n e r s “ Fore" before they hit. Our support from the public.’ ’ He 59 said it has been "everybody’s vacation, and a certificate for a new apartment sinking Garage Service Station former wartime enemy, one of into a dnuik’s over-sized vodka tumbler. (AP photo) the earth’s most prosperous whipping boy." 4-Cycle nations, now has 10 million He laid he will be directly 387 Modern Jet black cabinet styled for easy por golfers. concerned with management Q 88 tability. Clear, brilliant all channel UHF-VHF and procurement, or what he reception. gas (Quotable notables; "Public called “ the day-to-day Sturdy two-level garage with elevator, ramps, 4 cars, Big, bright 20 pc set on heavy steel base. All new acclaim la the reward of scoun operations" of the department. Russians Wage family figures, gas pump, grease rack. Packed with cars, pumps and accessories. LIft-up lube rack, ri M He will serve under the new action play features. 21V4’’ wide front wheel stance tor no-tIp stability. drels.’ ’—Bertrand Russell. Easy to operate and rieer. Age 3 to 6. pirking ramp, attendants. secretary of defense, Elliot Black & Decker Is this anv consolation to you? Richardson. Propaganda Drives 1 haven’t checked these figures (dements is chairman and 2 SPEED 14 PIECE out, but one self-proclaimed chief executive officer of statistician claims that a man SEIXX) Ihc., an oil well-drilling In Social Areas company with most of its A f.HIlI) who Is 50 years old has worked Jig Saw Kit 6.000 days, slept 5,500 days, operations abroad. TOT In announcing the appoint By JAMES R. PEIPERT started this fall as a poor crop walked 800 days, amused ment, White House Press Aaaoeiated PreM Writer year forced the Soviets onto the ' himself 4,000 days, spent 1,500 li Secretary Ronald ZSiegler said MOSCOW (A P ) - The poster international market to buy days eating, and has been sick President Nixon considered shows a s l(^ y green drunk, 450 days. But it all adds up to a almost a billion dollars worth of Klng'8 Orig that Clements had ‘ ’strong eyelids,dropping,;peering into a grain from the United States. sense of wonder about what it management and executive tmcket-sized tumUer of vodka. has all meant. The campaign against drink ^ Prico 20.09 ability and knowlbdgb df Sinking into its depths are a was launched in June with Helpful: Here’s an Item from national security affairs." packet of rubles, a trade union posters urging: ' ‘Let us bum —. 1 - . V.. a nature bulletin to cheer you Other second-term personnal ticket for a subsidized vacatipn the ground under ^ e feet o f ,, , up 1^ you . a,re evef. bitten decisiona announced li|idu(l«l; on ^ 'E la c k Seti,,a c;^ilflt:afe ~ klcohoticsV’ Some"'Russians f WITH BENpH inopporiunely by a crocmlUe: —J. Pbll Cfimpbell, i fonher 'Idr ’a'dew apartihent. ' jbke that this apparbAtiy was ' ' : CASSErn "The teeth of the crocodile are Georgia dairy farnier iind Below, in bold, bladk letters the Cause of fires which swept not made for chewing, serving congressman, will remain as are the words: “ The price of a through forests and peat bogs Big Bird's “Sesame Street mostly aa clamps.” undersecretary of agriculture. drink.’ ’ '' this summer in record hot and Tape Recorder 90 —Carroll G. Brunthaver, a The poster is one of thousands dry weather. Child native of Fremont, Ohio, will recently put up in factories, Household hint: If you place Posters also are used Walking 33 and Player remain as assistant aecretary farms, taxi parks, clinics and extensively in traffic-safety 2 speed saw for onions in a freezer for about 10 of International affairs and other state enterprises all over Guidance metal, woods, com mlnutei before chopping them, drives, fitness campaigns, 90 commodity affairs. the country as the Soviet holiday celebrations and other Anyone can playl 37 treble keys, 12 chord but position. Rip fence, you’ll abed fewer tears. Letters tons. On/off qwitch, music rack, song book. —John D. Twlnam e w ill government launched the latest cyclical propaganda efforts. 10 assorted blades 19 Matching bench with padded vinyl seat. #660P resign as administrator of the offensive in its perennial war One placard on sale for 10 and pouch, plastic Plays pre-recorded tapes, or make your own cas Worth remembering; '"There Social, and Rehabilitation against the “ g m n snake of 99 Park-a-Dlatic case. #7536 sette recordings. Runs on batteries (Included) or are no such things as marriage kopecks or 12 cents in poster (unatMmbled in mfr't orig carton) Service In the Department of drink.’ ’ with optional AC adaptor. Remote control mike. ties. It’s the wife who always shops shows the outline of a 5 Motorized garage for all minia Health, Education and Welfare. Bright, bold posters with ture cars. Pushbutton elevator wins." police shield filled with scores Blunderproof teaching machine. No batteries, direct, unmistakable messages goes up, down, left right.. .parks of smiling faces of gray-clad no motor necessary. 3»» are tactical weapons in such a policemen. Below, red letters cars. (Car. banariaa not includad) Folklore; Don’t take off your About half of the 70,000 to war. They exhort, they proclaim; "Glory to the Soviet coat and vest togethei<—It’s 90,000 Whistler Swans in threaten, they teach, they M ilitia." The poster shops do a unlucky. You’ll lu|ve good luck 7 Foot .If you pluck a plech of lint from North America winter on cajole; not, like Western com brisk business before holidays. estuaries o f Chesapeake Bay someone’s clothing. No suitor mercials, to buy this or that Some of the placards may end and Currituck Sound off the will call on your daughter U aspirin, gasoline or hair cream, up in Russian apartments, but ARTIFICiAL Atlantic Coast Others spend but to work harder, drink most are purchased in lots by there’s a peacock feather lU'the their winters in coastal states moderately, prevent waste, be party agitators who need SCOTCH PINE house. Never put your shoes on of the Paciflc Flyway, chelfly “ eternally vigilant’’ and ready bright, uplifting decorations for the table-that’a an omen of in the central valley of to defend the motherland. local rallies. coming evil. You can get in (California. In virtually every breadshop Since many Russians are as across the land an attractive inured to posters and other Christmas placard shows a stylized sheaf forms of propaganda as of golden wheat tied with a red Americans are to commercials, Lionel KiCKAPoo v a l l e y ribbon. It urges housewives to poster artists use bright colors Tree conserve every gram of bread and sometimes a touch of — “ Our dear bread ... the staff heavy-handed humour. JUMBO SIZE 104 P IE C E of Ufe.’ ’ Many Westerners consider 15 Piece The save-the-bread effort was the posters high-camp 99 souvenirs. They frequent the Plush Baby Doll “ prop shops”— as some Freight Train Set 13 Socket dcWt'eneh Set Waterway irreverently call the propagan You Talk... She Answers! HO SCALE ELECTRIC da stores — to keep up on the Animals Project latest issues. Train Set 97 With Tripod ttand 99 In the posters with a moral, oaa KING’S ORIQ 19 3 2 there’s no mistaking the good PRICE 14.MI Under Way Flame resistant vinyl, guys from the bad guys. Precision made In the U.S.A. Famous Husky qual 99 A complete electric train! Dockside switcher loco, color-coded for easy as ity. Heavy gauge chest, complete assortment of American generals, "Zionist 2*» dump car, gondola,i caboose. 10 pc track. UL listed sembly. 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Wallace, one sharply hooked ones. of many dignitaries on hand for Soviet heroes are clean-cut, Eldon groundbreaking ceremonies clear-eyed, square figures with here, flipped a switch to signal massive, muscular legs, arms TOUCH COMMAND ,1 engineers to ignite a blast 18 and torsos, and always gazing 1 miles away at Gainesville off into some far horizon. marking the formal beginning A dominant figure in this sort of construction on the |46S of poster is Vladimir Ilych million project. Lenin„ founder of the Soviet Remote During the ceremonies, state. You see Lenin rallying Tennessee Gov. Winfield Dunn the workers, Lenin meditating was named chairman of the in his study, Lenin conferring Control Tennessee-T(nnblgbee with a peasant. Waterway Development Posters were employed to PKQ OF 25 25 LIGHT 4 ROLL G IFT WRAP SINGLE LIGHT 15 LIGHT INDOOR PKQ OF 4 Authority. 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PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVgNING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thure., Dec. 14, 1972 MANCHESTER E V ^IN G HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. TTturs., Dec. 14, lOTR— PAGE I^^RVEN r-f: The Fruitcake With A Past From Your Red Cross Shipping I By CECILY BROWNSTONE I Associated Press Feed Eidltor \ N Packages To POWs -'r;J N eighbor’s K itchen I Some of the most degant Washington, D.C. — The Fram the beginning of this I food in tUs country is served in American Red Cross is I the dining rooms of our great project, some prisoners’ By, Vivian F, Ferguson I hotels. We were reminded of prepared to send 11-pound families have requested the I this when 'the recently pub- HOW TO SUCE PINEAPPLE: Christmas food and gift American Red Cross to send 41ished “The Plaza Codilwok’’ paduges to U.S. {nlsoners hdd POW paduges fw them, and up 1. Cut oli sharp points from top of pineapple. With large, heivy in Southeast Asia for the by Eve Brown (Prentice-Hall) knife, peel strips from the top downward, until the rind is mnoved. to Dec. 1, the organization had came to our desk. From 1907, families of prisoners who prepared and shipped 1,057 2. Remove the "eyes” by cutting diagonal grooves around the request this assistance. parcels. K was December ft—the Feast when New Y oit City’s Plaza pineapple. of the Immaculate Conception Hotel opened, to' the present Since February 1870, North Each of the Red Cross Christ was at hand. The time had day this famous hostelry has 3. Cut off the top and slice the fruit lengthwise, into wedges, or Vietnam has permitted U.S. mas packets this year contains come for the first opening of the offered discriminating cuisine crosswise intositees. Core may be removed if desired. i " prisoner’s next-of-kin, usually such itenu as tins of potted wine casks at Bill Diana’s perfected by knowing chefs and his wife or parents, to send one meat, bouillon cubes, soup mix, home. Invitations had gone out The Plaza Cookbook presents 8M pound packet of food and packets of cheese, crackers, to family and friends to attend some of th d r best recipes. comfort items every other dried apricots, prunes, and fip , the traditional celebration of mcmth. Each Christmas since instant breakfast, instant pud The first five .dupters are 1970, Hanoi has increased the ding, powdered milk, coffee, the wine-tasting—a custom devoted to some interesting which has been carried on in the weight of holiday parcels to 11 tea;, pre-sweetened drink* lore surrounding The Plaza and pounds to permit the sending of powder, can of nuts, salt and Diana family for generations. grande cuisine; the remaining Bill and his mother Angeline, gifts and holiday delicacies. pepper, a fruit cake, and hard chapters offer over 350 recipes Only the next-of-kin are can^. Mrs. Christopher Lamphere, from hors d’oeuvre to desserts. had prepared their homemade authorized to send packages. Aim included are a box of We were especially attracted The mailing of each package cold tablets, cou^ drops, a bot Italian sausage. There would be ^ The P laza Cookbook’s 5*^ A * hot roasted Italian chestnuts, requires the official U.S. Postal tle of eye drops, a bottle of 100 Chriatmas Fruitcake and when Aiithorizaiton card provided to one-a-day vitamin tablets, pizza and Angelina’s Calabrese we tasted it, we weren’t disap cookies. It was to be a happy next-of-kin by the military ser toothpaste and toothbrush, two pointed. Baking the cake takes CHRISTMAS FRUnCAKE^-The recipe Is from ‘”rhe PIhm vice. Families desiring the Red wash cloths, two towels, two festive occasion, of special a bit of doing, but as the author interest to the men who had Cookbook” by Eve Brown and offers old-fashioned compact Ooss to send packages for bars of soap, a comb, three pair of The Plaza Cookbook notes, texture and delicious almond flavor. them should forward the of socks, two pair of shorts, a participated in the grape “This delicious cake is well crushing in October which We authorization cards to the sweat shirt, two handkerchiefs, V-, worth the trouble!’’ There’s following address; Missing and a deck of playing cards, a chess - ■< told you about at that time. Just one note we would add: If ■ r " ’ ■ The party took place in the without washing beater, beat Detainee Section, American set or cribbage board, a paper ou bake our adaptation of this Grease and flour a 9-inch back mystery, sports or basement of Bill’s home at 188 together the butter and almond National Red Cross, National Sl^t-color fruitcake with its fluted tube pan. Arrange al western novel, and a Christnus Kennedy Rd. where his brother paste until bleiiBed; beat in re Headquarters, Washington, old-fashioned compact texture monds in bottom, putting 1 or 2 D.C. 20006. card. Leo had helped build a wine and alntond flavor, sprinkle it in eadi large flute. maining wlMle egg;, fold in cellar. Picnic tables had been with brandy occasionaDy dur In a small mixing bowl stir about 1/4 of beaten egg mix w - set up for the guests. The ing storage. together the mixed candied ture, then the drained fruit. aroma of the hot chestnuts and ffuit, orange peel, raisins, Fold this fruit mixture Into the frying sausage whetted the CHRISTMAS FRUITCAKE fe rrie s, lemon rind and bran remaining beaten egg mixture OUR SERVICEMEN appetite. Whole blanched almonds dy. Let stand 1/2 hour; drain. in large bowl; add the flour- w-y F>'. :.itC 1/2 cup mixed diced candied cornstarch mixture, sprinkling Bill hammered about the On wax paper thoroughly stir H w eu (Sioto by Pinto Navy Ensign Franklin G. flight in a Navy aircraft at Pen fruit together the flour and corn it over the top and gently fold bung on wine cask No. 1, drew a Welles, son of Mr. and Mrs. sacola. Soloing is a major step pitcher of deep red wine. 1/2 cup diced candied orange starch. ing it in. Turn into p r ^ r e d Couple Wed 50 Years peel In large bowl of electric mix pan. Harry L. Welles of 623 Avery towards becoming a Naval Everyone would sample a little St., ^ husband of the former aviator. He is a 1965 graduate of and, as the evening progressed, 1/2 cup raisins er lightly stir together 4 of the Bake in a preheated 325-de Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fon- 1/4 cup chopped candied gree oven until top of cake is bells. A buffet was served and a- Miss Jocelyn N. Friend of 81 South Windsor High School, and would compare the color and eggs and the sugar; place over tahella of 272 Porter St. admire large decorated anniversary cherries a pan of hot water over low heat golden-brown and pulls away Edgewood Dr., all of South a 1972 graduate of the Universi CCNTIR. CCJT flavor with the red liquid that gifts they received at a golden cake was the centerpiece. Hie ty of Louisville in Louisville. L o d D o d B r o i l iCtlOCJL f 1 teaspoon grated lemon, rind and sUr occasionally until the from sides of pan — about 1 wedding anniversary Windsor; made his first solo would be drawn from casks No. 1/3 cup brandy hour. Cool cake in pan on wire guests of honor received many 2 and No. 3. mixture is sli^tly warmer than celebraUbn Dec. 3 at Herrick gold gifts 1 cup unsifted flour lukewarm. Watch to prevent rack for 15 minutes. With a 9 t b a i < J V ^ CJt£ 9 t£ ^ v l There was some difference of 1/2 cup cornstarch small metal spatula loosen cake Park Memorial Hall in Bolton. CAOOL^f^ opinion as to which wine was overheating and curdling: Re Over 100 friends and relatives Mr. and Mrs. Fontanella Seggs move bowl from hot water and from sides of pan and around Bvveer Lire / b ^ t. Although all the wine was attended the reception given by were married Nov. 30, 1922 at 1/3 cup sugar beat at high speed until very tube; turn out on wire rack and St. Edward’s Church, Stafford placed in the casks at the same 2/3 cup butter cool completely. Store in tightly Wear if opened or closed, in full bloom or just budding oul! Of th e couple’s sons and thick and entirely cool. beautifully sculptured 18K yellow gold with a cluster of dia Springs, by the late Rev. FeUx CLOD%OMX'tM time, each batch would be 1/2 cup almond paste In a medium mixing bowl, covered container. daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. BACOkl it O r somewhat different from the monds in the center. $880 Joseph Fontanella of Bolton J. O’Neill, and have lived in others; Bill liked No. 1 the best, EASY PAYMENTS INVITED and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fon Manchester since 1930. They others found No. 2 their PROTEIN FOODS , DRY MILK tanella of Hebron. Among the have four granddaughters and favorite. Still again, some Nonfat dry milk is the dairy guests was Mrs. Fontanella’s two grandsons. preferred No. 8. We would COOKING Dry beans, peas, lentils, and product resulting from the mother, Mrs. Judith Netto, 92, Mr. Fontanella was employed V liu M a w i R v m I Nr i i G ^PLEAGE ORDER y o o R . resample and see what was peanut butter are good protein removal of fat and water from of Manchester. The hall was as meat manager at the former thought a second time. foods, and can be substituted fluid milk. Most of the protein, decorated with cut flowers, Manchester Public Market Photo by Pinto IS FUN JEWELERS--SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 before he retired in 1968. StccriWeae ffUMt e l m a m t TI& wine, of course, is not occasionally for meat. We minerals, and vitamins, (with white streamers and wedding ROAST 6E.EF CARtV ready for bottling. It is should have two Irvings of the exception of vitamin A) of •SS MAIN STREIT, MANCHUTIR Hartford • Middletown • New Britain I T U I K e V S 'WML V e O E . sometimes called “green” Mrs. Christopher L am phere meat or meat substitutes every the fluid milk are retained. Buy TT WlU. BE APPREOATEOj wine. Bottling will not take day. and use nonfat dry milk. AQUARIUM DECOR, INC. place until April or May during Mou PA./-'TABLE family. Leo Diana; a well- Calabrese Wine Cookies YOUR GIFT OALI.MRY YOUR OIFT OAl.l.MRY^OUR OIFT OALLBRYYaUR OIFT OAI.I.MRY YOUR OIFT OAU which period the wine must be ANNOUNCiS It's CHaiSTM AS SA U tasted periodically. Just when known Manchester tailor, was 3 ^ cups flour GOOD LUNCH born in Calabria, Italy. ^ teaspoon salt HIt 59 it uriU be drawn off from the W *d., D ec. 13 • Soil., D ec. 17 OROCERy SPECIALG cUrt^^nii^retoV“^ir‘V^ ^ Cakbr^ ^..,|cup oU Sliced Cold Meats Crusty Rolls cup dry white wine ’ accor^g to the twter’s palate ^e 1 cup drj ^ Broccoli Salad Frances HOURS; Open 7 Dsyi a WEEK 12-9 PM. but usually one can figure don’t have recipes,” she says, Optional: 1 teaspoon baking Apple Pandowdy Beverage ? Dc b m G pra/ ^lUe lAoDHTAIli / “We do it all out of our minds.” powder approximately six mopths., t'i ■ - V V p J l J j F l t t PLACE H U / M t^'p(NI)|^j(^i H ath rj^ ever wonoeted Why' ; Mu1ied-,niqw ^ Christopher Best wine aijd;\ ^ol,Jvw GREAT GIFT IDEAS . wine is put into bottles instead Lamphere, the couple live at 56 together—cool to room BROCCOU SALAD FRANCES JO ICC. l O G G fwir coeifrw?r*‘C7!7^ of being kept in the casks? First Clinton St. Angeline was a temperature. Make a well in Mistretta. Her mother, Angela, the flour which has been placed Calorie-counters will like the Reg. SALE of all, it is easier to carry and fact that no ofl is used. therefore easier to sell. Should now resides at Manchester in a bowl. Mix in wine-oil FROM Manor. Her brother Joseph mixture until dough comes 1 package (10 ounces) frozen “The Innes Book” $3.99 $2.99 POLYOPTICS FIBRE LIGHTS it remain in the cask, it would chopp^ broccoli Algae Magnet $3.69 $2.89 evaporate because of the pores owns Jo e ’s B arber Shop, together as in making pie crust. MARINELAND BACKGROUNDS iii5^eoo»66^* S ^ 7 P / BEomi 2 2 S 4 2 tablespoons cider vinegar M.F. IVa o z . Shrimp Flakes $1.89 $1.19 in Uie wood. For as long as the brother Jim lives in Long Taking a small amount at a Q VORTEX UNDERGRAVEL FILTERS Un d s i i w o o p 4 ^^/ 6eec»/ SfAMT Island. Two sisters, Jennie time, make long 15” strips of 1/4 teaspoon salt Kordon Protein Skimmer $9.95 $7.49 liquid remains in the cask, it 1 teaspoon sugar «A LAMOTTE MARINE TEST KITS Be/s.. i Z t a . must be constantly replenished Trivigno and Rose Lumbruno dough approximately 1” round, home 9 PEC AD8 lIlbLETS 1 jar (7 1/2 ounces) sweet BUY the Silent Giant cotal from the wine kept in reserve live in Manchester, sister Mary similar to the process in roasted red peppers, drained Ah- Pump at All Aparo in New Britain. making gnocchi (Italian for this purpose. If air stays in and diced regular price of *14.95 and receive a ’lu th e cask, it would be Oven Roasted dumplings). Cut into 2” lengths. Lettuce, sliced tomatoes and M 15% OFF FROZEM FOOD detrimental to the quality of the Italian Chestnuts Roll each length against the cucumber a plump soup With a sharp knife, cut a V4” side of a bread basket to create FREE *3.00 Gift Certificate. Q o e e i J wine. tureen, a perky DECOR Lif e STOdFFERS ddUOAV There are four factors to be gash on the flat side of each a design; at the same time, Cook broccoli according to considered in tasting wine. It chestnut. Place on cooky sheet pressing and inserting one package directions omitting teapot, an exotic PAMISH VEAL PARMIfilAlJ may look like a lot of nonsense in single layer. Bake 35 minutes finger on side of dough opposite salt; drain. In a shallow con -EXTRA SPECIAL GIFT IDEAS Waffles in preheated oven at 350 basket. Drop into deep hot fat. tainer with a fork beat together Reg. SALE to the novitiate unless he candle, soap ctloc. Rum degrees. May be eaten hot or (Fat is right temperature when the vinegar, salt and sugar; ORANSf 2 lJ S i understands what is taking mix in broccoli and peppers; Diatom Auxilary Power Filter (200 gal. per. hr. $39.95 $32.95 place. First, the color will be cold< a cookie dropped into fat pops \APfUCOT Italian Sausage back up to the surface of the chill. At serving time arrange from around the ta«. ClHtl- , examined. Preferably, the wine broccoli mixture on lettuce; T. H.F. Freshwater or Marine Looseleaf Book $20.00 $16.95 RAISIN should be served in a clear Using pork butts, grind meat. oil). Fry to golden brown. world, a gift of Season to taste with salt, dried Remove with slotted spoon and surround with tomatoes and cu The Aquarium Lamp (Very Special Gift Idea) $34.95 MEAT Pl£9 glass. The wine should be clear cumber. Makes 6 servings. $29.95 and of good color. crushed red pepper drain on paper. elegance . ^ . Secondly, one sniffs. This is (peperosso), paprika, fennel 'K l i. d e p t . known as checking the bouquet. seed. Put into casing. (You will Trim Fathlonsi FRODOCC have to experiment as to how PISH SPECIALS Proi>erly done, the glass should Do something Neoni 8 for $1.00 Mollies 4 for $1.00 W e n p r , be held three or four inches much of each seasoning you prefer as Angeiine does not Zebtts 6 for $1.00 Chinese Algae Eaters 3 for $ 1.00 Catfish 3 for $1.00 MAIME 1 below the no%. There should SpsetdlisUigEnliislvly In nice for yourself 4 for $1.00 have a definite recipe). At any Red Velvet Swoidt 3 for $ 1.00 Coolie Loaches 3 for $1.00 Reg. Angels not be an inhalation—just little Dwaif Gounml 3 for $1.00 Sunset Vaiiatus 2 for $ 1,00 Red Minor Tetias 3 for $1.00 P I U p p e r s ‘t- O f / sniffs. When the'perfume can rate, each cook will have his this Chrlstmastide. own preference.) BLENDEBIZIMO be felt in the back of the throat, Extra SPECIAL on FISH lA»l«auWeG ID 0 ^ loTATOE^ 1'?(U>i/oLON£ the tester exhales and swallows to free his head of the perfume. Visit Your, Gift Red TaU Shark $1.49 ea. Large Neons 2 for $1.00 Fancy Angels .99 ea. Sometimes, the tester will for the W om an Male Bellas .99 ea. Iridescent Sharks $1.98 ea. Fancy Guppys $2.98 pair OllEESE repeat this phase two or three School Menus w i t h t h e Gallery and view times. Set-ups Include: Deluxe Tloripa'I^ascal Next, he brings the glass The cafeteria menu for aquerium, pump, filter, t t a u a a I , /•/V, Manchester public schools Dec. Slim Line Look the shining array 10 Gal. STA RTER KIT 20 Gal. HIGH STARTER SET-UP close to the nose and very heater, thermometer, COOU.BP h l g A I I f 18-22; BuNewj steadily breathes in the entire of gifts from charcoal, fluff, food, OeL£R*/ Monday: Baked link sausage, *11.95 *17.95 bouquet. This should provide a Insto-chlor, Booklet. SAUMI clean, fresh scent. If it smells mashed potato, buttered peas, W* Carry S liM •T^any, many sour, musty, bitter or bread, butter, milk, i2V&thni26!4 sulphuric, the tester knows applesauce. different coun Tuesday: Chicken-noodle siT-up spiciAu without even tasting that he has WITH THIS COUPON an inferior wine. casserole, cranberry sauce, C o ats tries. You get free BUY tank - stand - fluorescent hood - Supreme heater and receive WITH THIS COUPON buttered corn, bread, butter, FREE DYNAFLO POWER FILTER The “body” of the wine is milk, ice cream. Sportswsar—D rsiiss beautiful gift 29 gal. FREE 425 DYNAFLO 'I a s t e w CJoice ^iv/a J u m b o important. This is the "feel” of W^nesday: Hamburg patty Slacks—Long Skirts Value $15.95 f r e e z e DR.IEO g ! I the alcoholic content when on roll, potato chips, buttered wrapping with taken into the mouth. Finally, green beans, milk, Christmas Evening W ear 10 gal. 30 gal. the sensations which linger in cake. your purchase. FREE FREE COfTEE ' (TOWELS 15 gal. 40 gal. GOOD D EC. iz -He GOOD "i>EC, 12- the mouth after the wine is Thursday: Italian spaghetti, 430 DYNAFLO swallowed is also taken into meat sauce, tossed salad, 20 gal. high r 410 DYNAFLO 50 gal. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER count—this is called the bread, butter, milk, red and Sketched is Value $12.95 Value $19.95 “finish” of the wine. green jello. but one of hundredn 20 gal. long 55 gal. REDEEM AT M(6HLAND 1?AmC REDEEM AT UlAtllAnD 'VaiK The ideal temperature for Friday: Half day. No lunch. storage of wine is 55 degrees. More important than this exact l£ temperature is that wine amm remains at a constant FITTEO DRAWING temperature rather than a fluc tuating one. It is always best to Women’s Club RETURN THIS AD AND REGISTER FOR A DRAWING ON A COIOR T.V. , keep the wine close to the floor Plans Party AT 7:00 P.M., Fri., Dec. 22nd. rather than in a high cupboard, for example, because heat The Professional Women’s W£ RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SUBSTITUTE SALE MERCHANDISE rises. Club of Manchester will hold its Trim . . . a favorite place to shop MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS ON FISH AND HAROGOODSI If you have never eaten roast annual Christmas party, ANNOUNCING OUR NEW STORE HOURS EFFECTIVE TuM., Oct. 10th OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 12 - B chestnuts with wine, you are Saturday at 2:30 p.m., at the those special gifts. missing a pleasurable home of Miss Catherine Fashions experience. Roasting is a very Putnami, 36 Porter St. lASTNAITFORB simple process done in the oven Members are reminded to _ «90MAMSTREIT AQUARIUM DECOR, INC. e s s on a cookie sheet. Some cooks bring a gift for the grab bag, Actottfrom Govsrner St. S2C-3739 Main Floor of Watkins Brothers. 93S Main gt., Manchaatar i coat (he chestnuts with olive oil also gifts for patients at the O p.n Doily lo S;30—Friday'tMVPJM. j 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. Monday thru Friday, < Connecticut's Most Elegant Aquarium before baking so the skins will Norwich State Hospital. Otfwr Shrtt: < Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. — Phona 643-6171 o Next to Dairy Queen shine. Assisting Miss Putnam as Sprinyf ieM# Moss./ Hamden, Conn. 0 Free Qlft WRAPPING S 980 Sullivan Avenue, Route 194 E The following recipes are all hostesses wili be Miss Avis So. Windsor, Connecticut Telephone 644-2077 Mrs. Lamphere’s which came Kellogg, Mrs. John Partridge IridiMPOrt, fakikM^ Stamford AMFuc Fnec PAHKINO. MAarcR CMAiiae. oift cenrieicATes. lavawav plan from her late first husband’s and Miss Elizabeth Olson. MnOA1 AMMIIWD Jj IIO WnOA AHM't fWO XMIO WnOA AWMIlVO AMIO RflOAAIiMlIWO AMIO MnOAAUMinve *3.'
■■■ t f .: ■! PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thure., Dec. 14,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 14. 1972— PAGE THIRTEEN Coventry a rrn s s p Andover Church Compiles Its History State Granted Seat — I Yule Lights STAR eAXER* New Haven Rally Protests ANNA FRISINA By C LA Y R. POLLAN Correspondent A tm U tIA WAS. II Vow Doll/ AdMtr Guido On Stack Exchange Stalemate In Bus Service Tel. 742-9347 In Contest *V“ According fo fho Sior*. Afi- If of Meskill’s demand that A history of the First /4| To develop message for Fridoy, 5-16-27-40^ NEW HAVEN (AP) - Rally of Transportation to organize HOLLY GANTNER '5-76-T7 reod words corresponding to numbers municipalities wanting resump discussions of the governor’s Congregational Church in An S1-724iHt^ PHILADELPHIA (AP) - by additional state Berdon said the Board of Speakers including two state Correapondent TAUtUS of your Zodioc birth siga SCOBPIO tion of Connectiuct Co. or- proposal. dover ^ been compiled after I Slick 31 Mounts 61 Too The PBW Stock Exchange governments. Governors of the PBW ap representatives and two many months of research, and Tei. 742-8795 AM. » 2Proloct 32 Wont 62 Soy ocr. 2Sf panted membership to Connec Connecticut Railway & Guida wrote back 63Drop Berdon, who has introduced a proved Connecticut's applica aldermen Wednesday blamed will be available this Sunday at The Rotary Oub is spon maV » 3 Limiting 33 To HOY. Ill ticut Nutmeg Securities, Inc., Gov. Thomas J. Meskill for con Lighting bus service must run Wednesday, saying he still op f^l-2243}'-724U4 AGood 34 Don't 64 Excellent number' of innovations during tion for membership by a vote the buses themselves and pay 75 a special tea at the church soring an outdoor Christmas SLook 35Woll4]ting 65Doy 9-2041- Wednesday, making of 17 to four with one tinuation of bus stoppages in posed a plan to create local lighting contest from Dec. 18 ta 6 importoni 36 And 66 For I53di81-i his' two years as state per cent of the costs. transit districts on those terms. social room. OtMINI 7P«oplo 37Sfort 67 Time SAGITTAMUS Connecticut the first state to treasurer, said he does not real abstention. and around six Connecticut 22, and . anyone with outdooor 8 Try 68 Outgoing CR&L buses stopped running He urged the governor to meet The history book is one of the I MAT ll 38 What NOV. 1 1 ^ become a stockbroker for itself. Connecticut’s seaL>on the cities. hinting displays to mark the 9 Your 39Shopo 69 For ly approve of governments 33 days ago in Bridgeport, with the Connecticut major undertakings taken on by hutle M 10 Litton 40 Good 70 Bock DEC, If Connecticut state Treasurer PBW is endangered by a-new The brief noon rally on the going into the brokerage Waterbury and New Britain. Conference of Mayors, as the members of the church this holiday season is automatically rV7llM2-43 M It 41 Sulk 71 Others Robert 1. Berdon said rule being considered by the main Green near a deserted bus entered. 12To 42 And 72Ccmsider business, but that’s the only ConnCo service stalled 18 days organization of chief executives year to commemmorate the 13 Your 43 To 73 In [S^5748 £ membership on the exchange way Connecticut can avoid Securities and Exchange stop held the attention of only Judges for the contest will be CANCit ago when drivers refused to had requested. 22Sth anniversary of the 14 Conditlora 44 Fit 74 Contacting CAPtICOtN will enable the state to cut its paying brokers’ fees which Commission (SEC), but Berdon two dozen of hundreds of members of the Beautification JUHC If iSDoy 45 Watte 75 People DEC.’ 11 work with out pay raises. At the rally, ConnCo bus founding of the church. l6At 46 From 76 Who brokers’ fee payments by 50 per “have relationship to the value said he expects the U.S. persons passing by during the Committee, who will be riding JULY 11 JAN. If Meskill wrote to Guida driver Alfred Allesandrine said, ^larlyln the year, a Church 17 Money 47 Hold 77 Motter cent. of the services performed.” Department of Justice to side lunch hour. 15 You 48A 78 You M2-2344t Tuesday and publicized the ”We certainly feel that Gov. History Committee was around the town during the IIH 4-2M 6 with Connecticut against the When it was over, Julie Elkin, specified period, observing dis /47-57-70 l9Not 490lhert 79 Originol 45-67-80861 By being able to buy and sell letter, in which he claimed the Meskill deserves no public established with Mrs. Roscee 20Stf«ngth 50 Up 80 On AQUAtIUS ’Through Connecticut Nutmeg stocks through its own broker, proposed rule. who had stopped, listen, said, plays. uo 21 Corofuily 51 And 81 Solving mayor had been unresponsible service award” for his role in Talbot serving as chairman. ) m r u JAH. 20 Securities, the state’s The SEC proposal would bar ”I really can’t understand why lliere will be three cash 22Poyt 52 Be 82 Strenuous the state will be able to save ♦n :^ttompts by the Department dealing with the bus halt. Mbs. Talbot and the late Roscoe UAUG. 11 23 Eswtiols 53 Helps S3 Or FU. If corporate affiliate, Ckrnnecticut hundreds of thousands of membership on any exchange this hasn’t been solved sooner. Talbot were well known prizes for the best house decor: 24 Phyticol 54 Impress 84 The will be able to trade in common to brokers who do less than 80 ’’The governor blames the 815, $10 and |S. 25 Inhibit 55 In dollars a year in fees, Berdon throughout the state for their ^l48-i6-79-87 26 To 56 New 86 Dttoils stocks for the benefit of its said. per cent of their business with mayor and the mayor blames geneological studies and their This year marks the first VIIOO 27 Younolf 57 Cheerful 87 V#nturt PISCES pension funds. Berdon’s goal is the “public.” Although aimed the governor,” she said when time that the Rotary Club has 26AAofters 58 In 88 Problems FEE. f» ]g ^ The treasurer said he objects knowlet^e of local history. 29 To 59 You 69 Advise to boost the state’s.investment to the mandatory minimum at private institutional asked for her opinion. sponsored such an event, sin. n 30 To 60 With 90 Efforts UAH. 20*^^ Andover a Church Parish in common stocks to $500 brokers’ fees set by the various investors, such as insurance “Everybody blames everybody although a similar contest iV0-21-2M8 (^G ood 6-17-2tP3»/C In Colonial days, BP f§)Adyetse 5089-78 Vs million during the next three to stock exchanges throughout the companies, the so-called “80-20 else.” ecclesiastical or church several years ago, run by the € five years. Mrs. Elkin, a teacher of '»» i * country and favors an rule" would also apply to societies were formed nnainly Coventryi Businessmen’s Other states, including Connecticut. Despite being a business-machine techniques, Association, was considered arrangement that would allow to provide places of w or^p for Washington, are also interested Connecticut and other states to public agency, the state would said she normally rode a bus families who lived on the very successful. in stock exchange membership be deemed to be doing ail its but now has to hunt for rides Shice the contest and judging negotiate fees with brokers. If perimeters of towns-far from and the granting of a seat on the negotiated fees were allowed, business with one investor — from friends to get to work. their meeting places. Due to the doesn’t begin until Monday, Mow Open Uikhr Mom Menegementf PBW (Philadelphia-Baltimore- itself — rather than with the Meanwhile, there was a day homeowners still have time to Connecticut would not need a tremendous land sise of these The Washington, D.C^.) exchange is seat on a stock exchange, he “public.’’ long recess in talks between the early towns and the difficulties devise original outdoor designs. expected to spark applications said. On Dec. 1, Berdon voiced his Department of Transportation of travel, this need grew. Carol Sing CRAFT i HOBBY objections in person to the SEC, and the Greater Hartford The Andover Ecclesiastical The annual Christmas Tree saying state officials were Transit District over possibld' Society was formed from parts lighting ceremony and Carol unwilling "to place ourselves in New Voting Machine Curtains solutions to the bus dilemma. of Lebanon, Hebron and Sing at the Town Hall is still CENTER Two Die In Maine the position of continually The rally came in the midst Coventry. scheduled for tomorrow night, subsidizing the brokerage in Mrs. Gloria Schaffer, secretary of state, displays a sample of a battle through the mail and It naay surprise prdsoit day beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the (FaniT ■ Bars CMH M MM caiBO dustry by these horrendous of the new curtains for voting machines in Connecticut. the media between Meskill and building on Rt. 31. Santa Claus residents of Andover Lake to Textile Mill Fire commissions.” She had complained about the flimsy, see-through type on New Haven Mayor will, be in the basement room know that up until 1790 that 775 Main Straat, ManciMstar 643-9338 He also charged that the SEC new machines last November but okayed the new opaque Bartholomew F. Giiida. from 7:15 on to greet the Guida, a Democrat, has been area was considered a part of Mrs. Roscee Talbot (left), chairman of the churdi history purchased in 1813 and used throu^out the years to the Near The State Theater and the PBW had held private fabric which should protect the voter’s privacy. (AP Lebanon and inhabitants had to committee, and Mrs. John Hutchinson, chairman of the children, and there will be LEWISTON, Maine (AP) - major explosions, and up to 10 discussions and he suspected one of the most vocal opponents present day. The old pewter communion flagon pictured refreshments in the board room photo) travel to that town for town 225th anniversary committee of the First Congregationai was a gift to the church from Madam Samuel Ix>ckwood, ’Two bodies, burned so badly minor blasts during the four that “Connecticut was used as a meetings; from 1790 to 1848, the following the festivities. that checks of dental records hours scores of firemen from a pawn in a private play between Church of Andover, examine early documents takeh from widow of the church’s first minister. (Herald photo by Correction OPEN THIS THUR8. area was a part of Hebron church archives. Mrs. Talbot is holding the pulpit Bible, Buceivicius) and FBI. NIQHT8’ til were planned for today to dozen Maine communities the SEC and the PBW Stock because in 1790 the Hebron- Gremlins apparently invaded establish their identities, were fought the blaze. Exchange.” Are you ready for Lebanon boundary lines were the mathmetical maneuverings pulled Wednesday evening from Normally, the four-story On Dec. 7, Berdon asked Rep. Views New changed. of this correspondent, resulting the rubble of the wooden and Libbey factory employes about John E. Moss, D-Calif., to Curtains When in 1848, the town of headings in the book "Seating Rev. Samuel Lockwood. and ink drawing of the first Donald Richards, Miss Marion in an error in yesterday’s brick W.S. Libbey textile mill. 225 persons, but the facility had investigate the whole question NO-FAULT? Andover was incorporated, the Meeting,” for there was a Many Hands meeting house. kfocDonald also Stanley, Miss Vera Stanley and Herald story concerning TRAINS...... CARS The two perished in a been on a curtailed production of the SEC’S handling of HARTFORD (AP) - Gloria using the Ecclesiastical Society certain format that was The preparation of the history arranged the layout of the Mrs. Ann VanDeuson. Tuesday’s sewer referendum. spectacular explosion at the schedule for several weeks institutional membership on area as the boundary, the town followed. The book contains was a lengthy, complex task, illustrations in the book. Book For Sale While it continues to be a fact Schaffer picked out some new SHIPS...... PLANES mill. Listed as missing were because equipment was out of stock exchanges. Moss is chair curtains Wednesday — not for meeting was, of course, held in many other chapters of speical and it Included work of the Members who served on the The book will be ready for that the referendum failed, Uie Libbey employes Frederick order. man of the House Interstate You probably know that Connecticut’s new No-Fault Andover. interest: an in-depth study of many members who formed the committee include Mrs. sale at Sunday’s tea, to be held difference between the “yes” h er windows, but for Auto Insurance Law becomes effective January 1, Snay and Robert Richards. Blanket-making machines and Foreign Commerce Connecticut’s voting machines. CO Hhlorial Maps Tithingmen, the story of the committee. Thomas Birmingham, the Rev. from 3 to 5 p.m at the church. and “no” votes was 123, not 193, CANNONS...... ROCKETS / Their ages and addresses were had been damaged by nighttime Committee’s Subcommittee on The secretary of the state, 1973. But you may have questions about your required The conunittee foui^ it bad a first meeting house, a and Mrs. Raymond Bradley, Those who purchase the book, as reported, yesterday. Total not made public. vandals and were in the process Commerce and Finance. who had complained about the coverage or your benefits. Call us now for complete complex task before it, since to biographical study of the Gordon MacDonald designed Mrs. Elver Heisington, Mrs. which will be sold for $5 will not returns showed that 883 were in Complete Crelt Center Injured in the mid-day blast of being restrung manually. Unless and until the SEC does information. a reseiuxh the church history, it church’s first minister, the and sketched the cover for the J d u Hutchinson, Mrs. Philip only be buying a local history, favor of the proposal, with 1,006 flimsy, see-through curtains on • DECOUPACE •RESMS in the heart of the city’s Doucette said he could give adopt its proposed “80-20 rule” You must have this basic coverage by January 1st! had to delve into the history of book, and also made the pen Joransen, Mrs. Sidney Organ, but also making a contribution against. new voting machines, okayed a • CANDIES and SUPPLES commercial district were 10 no immediate cause of the which would pull the PBW seat sturdy, opaque fabric which the three townships Involv^. to the church steeple fund, per^ns, six of them firemen. blaze, but suspected it started out from under Connecticut, the since proceeds from fte sale of • FIM FLOWERS •MACRAMI should protect the privacy of Much of what is contained in Fire Chief Reginald A. from an as yet unidentified state can use that membership • $5,000 no-fault benefits for each eligible the book will be used for the • RUBndBUFF • AND MUCH, MORE the polling booths and the the history book is the history of Sugarcane was first brought Doucette Jr. said about nine chemical. to cut its brokers’ fees in half, secrecy of the vote. injured person. the town of Andover, its early repair of. the steeple. Suggests JPs Be Appointed to North America about 1725. mill employes were at work in W itnesses near the An Berdon said. Beau Huhn, president of the • Liability protection of $20,000 for any one ii inhabitants, its early homes and Although Connecticut the area where the explosion droscoggin River factory said Automatic Voting Machine person, $40,000 for any one accident, $5,000 points of interest, since these struck shortly before noon. the second major explosion Nutmeg'Securities would be Corp., demonstrated the new go hand-in-hand with early able to conduct only 20 per cent property damage. HARTFORD (A P )-Ju stices which affect people in the most also unconstitutional for JP One of the employes — 26- rocked the area about an hour curtains in person at Mrs. church records. of its transactions at the PBW • Uninsured motorist protection of $20,000 of the peace should be direct and profound way,” she candidates to run as an year-old Donald Grondin of after the first blast. Schaffer’s office and promised ,,|lle late Rosm^ Talbpt exchange, it could save for any one person, $40,000 for any one appointed instead of elected, said. “anonymous group” without Lewiston — said two co- ’The fire spread to the nearby to have them installed free on pri^pu^ a numtier Of volumes additional fees by reciprocal accident. says Secretary of State Gloria Mrs. Schaffer also called for having their names on the wOrkers came in just seconds Sableman Heel Co. building. the 140 new voting machines of notes for the history and also Schaffer. action by the 1973 legislature to ballot. before the blast to report that a That blaze was brought under agreements with brokers at throughout the state. located many of the l^mes and other exchanges, handling some Mrs. Schaffer said dp away with special elections Since some cities are chemical was leaking on the control in about two hours, and the: luiinesites bf tlw settlers of their business at PBW while Wednesday she will recom for justices of the peace to fill authorized hundreds of floor below. Sableman workers were able to who lived here in 1747 when the they do business on iLWis mend a state constitutional vacancies. State law allows a JP’s—Hartford the most with Americans Christmas Store ’Then came the explosion, and report for an evening shift in Fewer Hurt In Parks church society was first Connecticut’s behalf at the New C' amendment taking JP’s off the mere 20 voters to force a 337—it would be impossible for the walls and roof began to cave undamaged portions of the ube nsurance gency formed. His findings were in. Grondin made his way to the structure. York Stock Exchange, the Washinirton — Despite a 15 T > I A state ballot. special election in any town or th e voting machines to SPECIALIZiNC IN A U UNE9 OF IN8URANCE AND U A L ESTATE taken over by David Yeomans, American Stock Exchange, and per cent increase in visits in “The shortened ballot will city. accommodate all the names. top of the building where he was Doucette couldn’t give an im the National Park System in who completed the centerfold benefit the voters of Ckmnec- Superior Court Judge George rescued by a fire department mediate estimate of the loss, other exchanges, Berdon said. 1971 there was a 22.6 per cent 1209 JOHN FITCH BLVD. map in the book, delineating Berdon described reciprocal ticut by placing greater Saden ruled Tuesday that a Saden also suggested that the All Night M arathon aerial ladder moments before but noted the plant was decrease in visitor injuries re SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. these homes and areas. trading as; “We give them emphasis on those offices in state law forbidding write-in General Assembly consider a the entire roof collapsed. demolished. Libbey officials quiring: medical treatment — 289-5448 Seating the Meeting volving legislative and “We expect things like this to recently invested $1 million in business; they give us 3,717, compared with 4,797 in votes for JP ’s is un constitutional amendment to to A.M. Fr/.g Dec. 15th to 10 P.M. Sat, Dec. 16th Lew Dube Jack Rlsley That is one of the chapter administrative responsibilities constitutional, and that it is fill the office by appointment. happen in a place like this new equipment for the plant. business.” 1970. (where chemicals are used), BIG SAVINGS START AT 10 P.M. FRIDAY but when it actually happened we didn’t expect it to be like this,” said Grondin from his hospital bed. He was treated for REPEAT OF A SELL-OUT! burns and smoke inhalation. MANCHESTER Mrs. Janice Biron, who was \(} outside the room where the m blast occurred, said she looked in to find "the roof and walls on Sensational Bonus Value! W W the floor.” WITH THESE HARDWARE w "Everybody thought m 877 Main Straat, Downtown Manchoator Frao Parking In Raar... everybody else was dead until BIG-SET $1 C 00 we got out of the building,” Set this new 1973 Aw added Mrs. Biron who was not GREATEST AM/FM Radio Pool Table hurt. FEATURES: Ten Speed Polaroid Square Automatic Ball “ Two of the four injured Fireplace Bike A.CJ or D.C. Shooter Caihera Libbey employes were • 3 Stages of I.F Return hospitalized, while the other SUPER VALUEEVER not just two! > two were treated and released. I Local fire Inspector Robert • PermaSet Headquarters Bionne said workers were Rne Tuning! apparently attempting to repair FOR F O IL • Giant 4 ft. Tele Westminster Chime Black & Decker VA” a line leading from a 10,000- CHROKAACOim DRILL KIT gallon> naptha tank to a work scoping Antenna! MANTEL CLOCK CIRCULAR SAW Black & Decker area when the explosion 23'swivel-base consolette ZENITH • Zenith 26 PECE 4 A A A occurred. Quality Chassis! I S L e 4 0 5 IQQQ id A jJ I J O 6 A.HI. Sat, m k Savings on all Pnrctiases | Doucette said there were two $29i5 VALUE at the price of Taylor, bidoor-Outdoor CHRISTMAS CARVING KNIFE SETS Campaign THERMOMETER TREEUGHTS by Case a table model la r|8 S e l«c tio n -M Kinds of M Kinds ' Deficit Thanametars & Baronetors MBCET-HNDOOli-OimiOOR 11.00 T. 41.00 Sk Clarified Th* BEROEN • D4509W 5.95 TO 14.95 mB Sturdy metal cabinet In 2.19 TO 8.25 ConfMaa (Black 4 Daekar} HARTFORD (AP) - grained Kashmir Walnut (Jongressman-elect Ronald A. color • Super Chromacolor w Picture Tube • Titan 101 LADIES’ & MEN’S GRASS SHEARS V r Sarasin has a $19,000 campaign HREPLACESET $300 deficit, and he wants everyone Chasaia—Over90% Solid AU NEW 1973 HCURE SKATES A ll Wicker 4 0 Key $10 0 in the 5th Congressional Statel • Solid-State Super Black and Brass UUER 4 9 . 9 5 JL lit$U9 District to know it. Gold Video Guard Tuner m iu Furniture 1 Sale • Chromatic One-Button ^ • 0 Sarasin complained Tuning • Automatic Flne- ^ ^ 5 9 .9 5 Baby Puff 9.95 TO 19.95 Buy 1 at Rag. Prica Wednesday that his deficit had tunlnq Control • VHF/UHF Cordlaaa (DIaaton) Parakeets V2 P ric e Sacond for 14 Basketball been erroneously reported at Spotlite Dials • VHF Dipole rCOMRACT Long Handh “only” $10,000 by some news Antenna - UHF Cllp-on, Bow-tie Antenna 0 FLEXIBLE FLYER Men’s Bauer media. ’The new Republican rOIAOOi4AC GRASS SMEARS Stereo Tape congressman said he wants his SLEDS HOCKEY SKATES supporters to know the true OverUOK rrw q u tlily gOM In t U o n Ut» n tm t gOM on* 69 Player dimensions of his-deflcit. The DWCOVEIHM • P18M PORflABLETV * 2 9 .9 5 * »» 88lid-stat8 12.50 TO 20.95 * 1 9 .9 5 ' . Confusion arose because Features Solid-State 3-Slage I.F. Amplifier M oduls- Sarasin’s campaign committee chassis nol iuet a 2-8lage unit-lor outitanding picture C = ^ Audiotned Off v e v - s - sensitivity ar)d eliminstion of interference. Cuttom listed its unpaid bills as a -*-ITSW' Video Range Tuning System. Custom ‘'Petmi-SsI" STARREn TOOLS MILLER FALLS y separate item from bills paid. VHF Fine-tuning. Exclusive Automatic "Fringe- CASEHHIVES Between 10 P.M. FrI. & 6 A.M. Sat. The committee received LOCK" Dreuil. Mdnopols Antenne it full 48' long STANLEY TOOLS CRESCENT TOOLS < 4 S V $74,240, including a loan of $12,- lor ouletarKfing reception. Comped molded cabinet CORHMG WARE Highest Bidder by It evaitabla In your choice of lour deeoralor styled ICK& DECKER 500 from the Seymour Trust HURRY! LIMITED TIME! color combineliont. HYDE BIRD FEEDERS SUHBEAM Co.; paid out $71,649, including o '^ V ’ 6 A.M. Sal. Is the Buyer. a $2,500 payment on the loan; OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS and still has "accounts payable” of $9,000 plus $10,000 still owed on the bank loan. 643-2205 ’That amounts to a deficit of $19,000, the committee said. SILVER LANE PLAZA - Sarasin’s campaign cost MODERN TV SERVICE nearly $80,000, some $15,000 80S HARTFORD RD.,MANCHESTER U EAST HARTFORD more than the campaign of his "SERVICE YOU CAN COUNT ON" Democratic opponent, seven- (next to Manchester Oldsmobile) SATISfACTION GUARANTEEOrREPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED ■■ w. term congressman John S. Monagan.
jfct'v V. PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 14, 1972 ( -(d MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 14, 1972 - PAGE HFTF-lgN Knaw Your Ancient Foot-Ironing Swimming Champ’s Love Hives Started Betouty A b o u t T o w n The board of trustees of " T h e Zion Evangelical Chamber Member Second Congregational Church Lutheran Church council will Losing Ground in Egypt Business For Actress will meet tonight at 7:30 at the meet Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the For Water Started Early church. church. Methodist Church. She resides Public Information at 157 Pitkin St. By LISETTE BALOUNY Committee By RENA PEDERSON ment stores across the country, The firm also maintains a CAIRO (AP) - Gently Greater Manchester A^ociated Prezi Writer telling women who wish th ^ branch office in Tolland to guiding an 88-pound iron By JOHN KIRSHON hours a day — that’s less mile youth. Everything that hap Chamber of Commerce DA1(,LAS (AP) - It* looked like her how they can try serve many clients in the Ver over a freshly laundered A P Newsfeatures Writer age,” she notes. pened was done for and by kids. CROCKET AGENCY, INC. I made a lot of friends, listened isn’t enough for Dina Mer — with her beauty suiqilies. non and Tolland area. dress or bedsheet is a job the NEW YORK (AP) - While she considers the dis to a lot of new records and “ It’s fascinating to me,” The Crockett Agency, Inc. is Olympic champion Shane cipline and diet essential. Miss rill to be nestled in the most ardent women’s lib activ discussed fashion, which is an Miss Merrill says. “ I like tte The Crockett Agency, “ The a member of the Greater Gould attributes her aquatic Post ’Toasties family fortune ist would likely leave to men. Gould — who at the age of other of my interests. Every people, I like the selling, I like Firm That Has Stood the Test success more to a natural abili with actor Cliff Robortson for a Manchester Chamber of It takes muscles, patience, 15 has broken five Olympic and the creative end such as design of Time,” is one of the older thing was so relaxed, except for husband and an acting career Conunerce. skill and the ability to work in world records and b ^ n herald ty. “ I go in for school sports ing the packaging — 1 just like real estate and insurance firms the opening ceremony which for herself. the bake-oven heat of summer ed as the greatest woman whenever I can — tennis, sail the challenge.” made me a little jittery,, and “ I want to be busy and cre active in Manchester. The firm within a few feet of a roaring swimmer in the world today — ing, surfing, high jumping, then the violence that inter ative'all the time,’’^ she said The new role fits in with her was started by T.J. Crockett in gas stove. began a love affair with the woman’s basketball — you motto, “ You’re never too busy 1M7 and has been located at 244 : rupted everything.” with a technicolor nnUe. WIN. Women tourists, who are water before she could even name it. I guess I ’m just very to squeeze in one more thing.” A fte r the terrorism that So she has added the cosmet Main St. for over 20 years. It is used to guiding a lightwel|dit walk. athletic,” remarks the tall, THE' broke the “ Olympic peace” she ics business to her roles as one of the few agencies hand iron over their home iron When she was an infant the blonde teen-ager who is in her Miss Merrill, 47, has three says that “ most people just wife;mother, actress. handling large volumes of both WOULD ALMAMC ing board, are awed by the foot future Olympic star cried when fourth of six years at ’Turra- grown children from her mar wanted to go home. It was “ It all started when a cos real estate and insurance. m c T S ironer’s pace and s p ^ . bathtime ended, recalls her murra High School in Sydney. riage to Stanley Rumbough Jr. tough after ttot to concentrate metics comjpany sent me some The triangular shaped Iron is mother, Shirley Gould, who has While Miss Gould says that and she and husband Cliff have on competing.” makeup that gave me huge, GI pushed by the man’s foot and just completed a book about her the Olympics have not always a 4-year-oId daughter. Heather n ^ n a Bill Rood serves as president ANT hives!” she explained. “ I guided by hand with a long pole. daughter’s aquatic abilities, been a goal of hers, in the last “ Although all the training Meniweather. She said they of the agency. He and his wife, was furious that such products There were many foot ironers “ Swimming the Shane Gould two years she has stopped play and discipline may sound like a don’t inind her new responsi Sylvia, reside at 2 Stephens St. could be on the market and I CONTEST in Egypt years ago, but no one Way.” Mrs. Gduld further notes ing all other sports and lim it^ lot of pain and agony 1 get an bilities, “ because we have a 7 3 Bill, as a trustee of South protested to a cosmetics execu really knows when or who first that her daughter could manage other outside activity for prepa enormous amount of personal great sharing and giving rela United Methodist Church, is tive. It wasn’t their makeup Prospecting Isn't Whot It Used to Be intr^uced it into this country. the dog paddle at the age of 3 ration and full-time training. Of satisfaction and enjoyment tionship.” active in both the church and from swimming,” the young that broke me out, but I told Miss Merrill, whose grand Come on in, and you may win! First Prize is fantastic: (Changing fashions, the ad and was a budding expert with a the 1972 Olympics she observes, For on^ thing, it doesn’t attract many people these days and for another, equip Rotary Club. Olympian says. them they b u ^ t to bring out a father was C arles Post, the vent of handy home irons and snorkel and mask around the “ It was a fantastic festival of ment Is greatly changed from Klondike days. But it’s far from a lost art yet. Charue A 24' Open Road Motor Home with a Spartan trailer and makeup that was abwlutely cereal king, was taught not to drip-dry, no-iron clothes are reefs of the F iji Islands at the Marlon of Rosewell, Ga.Ts a weekend prospector who finds pleasure and mild profit his 'n her Yamaha snowmobiles! Lots of other great prizes, safe for the consumer and easy rest on the family w ^ th . “ My T.J. Crockett serves as driving the foot ironers out of age of 5. in working the Etowah River. Above, he shows Ellen Westnedge of Atlanta how to too. And the first 10,000 entries receive "The Guide to to use.” mother made me learn short treasurer of the agency. He and business, but they remain a “ In Fiji the weather was al use a metal detector. Left, setting up a portable dredge and, below, filling a sluice She shook a headfull of honey hand and typing so I could al Better Snowmobiling" Handbook! No purchase is required. his wife, Elsie, who reside at 5 tourist attraction in the mean ways warm and swimming was with promising bottom silt. While Marlon says he doesn’t expect to get rich from B e A Qoumet Cook With blonde hair — immaculately ways earn a liidng.” She trie^ Just stop by, ond fill out on entry blank. It's easy. A nd it's Country Club Dr., previously dering alleys of 1,000-year-old just the thing to do," the young his pastime. Just maybe . . . The concept of an inde- coifed — and said,“ ’rhere’s no acting instead and was a suc fun. So stop by, and enter today! lived in Bolton for sixteen Khan Khalili bazaar. Australian explains. penden.mdent air__ force id the For the final smoothing the treason for some of the things on cess playing sophisticated years. He was a town director m gly On a visit here with her moth ST United States was stron foot ironer fills his mouth with KITCHEN GADGETRY the market now. “hiey just con beauties. Her upcoming er following her prize-winning PRIZE: Americana 24' Open Rood Motor Home as well as holding many advocated by Gen. “ B il. * < J > fuse the consumer and her com projects include two movies, 1 water and spreads a fine, spray performances at Munich where with a Sporfon froiler. elective positions in Bolton. He Mitchell following World
Mass Is offered dally fpr the repose of the souls of those BUDGET TERMS Open Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P.M., Sat. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Personal Notice buried In our Archdiocesan Cemeteries.
to lo v iu memory It Mcma ao atranfe that those we need And tlSDse we love Uie best. Saint James Cemetery Are Jurt the odes God ealU away, 368 Broad Street FURNITURE SUPERMART And takes them home to rest. Manchester, Connecticut the colorful cosmetic sets and toiletry gifts for men and women, Leslie Ckirdera, ber selection at House b Hale on Main St., in downtown Manchester. Open 643-6713 ;; Sons and Daushters HARTFORD ROAD and PINE STREET MANCHESTER evenings till 9 for busy shoppers. House b Hale has b ^ n a gift-giving center since 1882. . . A. A -A J ’ 'a ' a • 7 ' JA .i l.''A' v..’:-. A' -A .. A . . »♦♦♦eeeee♦♦eesseee»ee♦♦♦♦♦^»ssseee^i ee♦♦♦♦i: ' (Herald photo by Pinto) V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 14, 1972 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thors.. Dec. 14, 1872 Canned Canine Most Dnig Abuse Films Poorly Done Marchant Papers May Provide Historical Data WASHINGTON (AP) - The films are reviewed by a Earle told a news conference law, said historians have Richard Earle, the ixresident o f panel that includes columnist 8 . PROVIDENCE (AP) - The society has disclosed it summer about the gift and Thomas Paine’s revolutionai^ that well-meaning foundations periodical, “ The Crisis.” the National Coordinating William puckley, movie critic Hisforians expect to gain new had acquired the documents apologised over the delay in the documented the case from the Causes which finance the films seek Concern Privy Council’s record of Council On Drug Education, Judith C iM , actor Peter Fonda insight into the life of Rhode from his descendants, who transfer. Tlie society made Its Another packet contains Marchant’s papers on says most drug abuse Hlii)s and Jermne H. Jaffee of the out independent produce^ M m Island patarlot Henry Marchant preferred to remain first overture for the papers in ajppeals, and “ now we have the MEAD^ILLE, (AP) - The can wouldn’t budge. “ are doing more harm than 1847 in a letter sent to “ Freebody vs. Brenton,” a American side of the case.” White House Special Action assign their least coii A GREAT SOUND AT THE RIGHT PRICE I may be a girl’s best friend, biit Leslie Cordera is taking a peek at a few of the bn od ets Shoor Jewelers has in stock. A complete jewelry store, located at 917 Main St., it AHD ITS A MAGHAVOX Free Holiday ’ features all the up-to-date fashicnas in jewelry, and is open nights to 9 p.m. and Satudays to $:S0 p.m. till Christinas. (Herald photo by Pinto). 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It Car Prices KlINi includes illuminated flip digital WITH THESE FMMHIS SKI PACKASES clock, slide rule dial, plus a DETROIT (AP) — Prices for □DVSSEV 3-hour Slumber Switch and THE ELECTfWC GflllE OFTHE FUTllBE 1073 model American Motors 24-Hour Alarm set. Attractive Corp. passenger cars and Jeep KSsBeSkiA Play QDVSffiV on any make TV low-profile styling, tool four-wheel-drive vehicles have 18" to 25"... black and white or color. been increased by an average of PRMGE OR SPRHIT FKRGLASS-WOOD $38 per vechicle, effective rag. $ 1 7 0 . GOMOIK FKRGUSS SKIS SMS midnight last night, the com TYMLUSTEP-NMDMGS COME INI pany has announced. SAUHMMSTEP-IIS/DEUnE LEASH JUT N U M M i POLES AIT AURMIM POLES SEE ITl SHFEH STRAP PLAY IT TODAY! The company said the momtikofmdiigs vehicles ordered by the public RELEASE CHECK FBg.$il0 but not yet deliver^ would be Now Till Due. 24th only sold at current prices. Till Due. 24th only “ The price increase reflects HEAD GK03 OR 8K04 SKIS HOLBAYFKRGLASSSMS the balance of the ai^roval SALOMON 404 STEP-INS SALOMON OR TYIOLJASIEP-RS previously granted by the Price SAFEH STRAP-MOniTIN Commission to cover costs AST POLES-NYLON LEASH KLEASECREM being incurred for the improved MOUNTINO AND RELEASE CHECK Only < 4 4 bumper systems and emission control and safety requirements which were im plement^ with introduction of 1973 models,” William V. TOP ROW...raelp« HI* 4.50, matching radpa b o i $3, apron on modal $5 up, faathar Luneburg, AMC president said. *109” flowar8T.M to 1.98, phllo^har’a knot $6, anoopy plana music bM $16 CENTER “ No adjustment has been made fsg. $189. $104.00 ROW...paatry ahapa eandlaa 2.50, anow man candia 1.50, eandia ring ft hoMar 4.98 to recover increased costs of 1 11 Due. 24lh only vakiB up BOTTOM ROW K oda baara from Australia 7.88 to 21J8, Swiaa musie box 7.98 Pnttprton s I magnavox w . Till Due. 24th only yolflr OlOlCB Ol SidB labor and materials. Our 1973 up. coatuma Jawatary ataribig A gold flUad $2 up. H w 1 ^ Home Entertainment Centers models remain competitively THE priced and continue to provide outstanding value to the customer.” We*n Open Lato lor Magnavox Sales & Service 130 CENTER 8T. ROUTE 30 Your Convonlonco <=HAUS R0«IE 3O The average increase of $38 M oii.BnM .10laB POST ROAD PLAZA MANCHESTER VERNON amounts to 1.1 per cent of the Since 1931 M anlgrlOloB Open Every Night 'til 9 Open Tuet. to FrL JO-9 average vehicle purchase price, SKI SH O P VERNON 'tU CkrUtmat Saturday JO-5 and the price ircreases range U88V8WM99lMrClnil9 Ed tlO d fLS S Sat 'tUSiSO' trOwUyiUnyPliii FREE DELIVERY Opan TMe S a t Uittd M O from nottilng to a maximum of $40 on passenger cars, and from 649-45S7 878-2$22 OF VERNON $15 t o $66 on Jeeps. V .-S’.-: L ii/ j l ii PAGE TWE^nrY■^TWO»^-MAlyt^^^ HERALD, Mtjclieiter. Conn.. Thura., Dec. M. IVn ** MANCHRSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 14, 1072 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY O P E N D A IL Y 10 A.M. TO 10 P.W. GRAND OPENING CONTINUES ’0 ^ SAVE BATH OIL OR SOAP MILK BATH BEADS Our Rag. 974 C Our Reg. 1.97 W66 Your Gnofee ^ 3, D ay Only Perfumed Bath Oil Crystals or Foam Milk beads for a delightful beauty ing Bubbling Bath Oil, in an antique- bath. In a "country store" milk can. REPLACEMENT look decanter; boxed guest soap. 1.57 Both Oil Beads in Decanter, 1.34 SEATS Re^ 2.97 - 3 D a y ' Plywood and vinyl high-back seat and back replacement kit for to 1 " chairs. Com plete with hardware. 12 PLASTIC 15 OZ. BAG Avocado METAL Homo GARBAGE BAGS HERSHEY KISSES 20 GAL. PLASTIC COOKWARE SUPER FONDUE SET 9 Reg. 684 - 3 D a y STORAGE UNIT Reg. 734 3 D a y GARB/VGE CAN OurReg.S.M ^ ^ 3 3 f 7-Pc. V 9 6 m : Set a o*r> o«ir W S 3 D a y Only $ 3 D a y Only 2-qt. aluminum pot, burner, stand, S For Aluminum lined with Teflon II*. 1, 2-qt. 6 forks.Avocado,red, orange, gold. 5 Rm g. 6 .2 4 sauce pans, 10” fry pan, Dutch oven. I 2 1 R d q . 2.88 ♦Du Pont Certification Mark. Box 6 Fondue Forks, Reg. 944... 764 ^ I" r Great for garage or basement clutterl Neutral grey, Extra heavy plastic for Milk chocolate kisses, 36x12x60* unit has 4 shelves. Charge it at K mail. Big 20-gallon capacity garbage can has tight lid, stur added protection. Many foil wrapped. Save at Reg. 9.86, 5-Shelf Metal unit...... 7.44 dy weatherproof construction. Buy now and savel uses. K marti Reg. 4.27, 3 -S te lf Metal u n it ...... 3.44 Charge itt FANTASTIK SCOTT CLEANER TOWELS 5V^x8-IN. 4-PIECE K MART* Reg. 1.24 - 3 Days Rag. 414 - 3 Daya BRASS HEARTH SPRAY CUSPIDOR TOOLSET ENAMEL Our Rag. 7.84 Our Rag. 884 \ ' Scofowels Our Rag. 8.57 \ For 7 4« CERAMIC^LAD SET 504>C. STAINLESS SET 57 T ’ LEG IRONING TABLE 6 3 Daya 3 Daya Reg. 4.97 Reg. 1.26 12 3/4 oz.* fast- Our Rag. 15.88 | | 9 4 A heorthside Santo special in 3 D a y Only Our Reg. 19.54 3 D a y Only „ _ _ _ 32-fluid O Z .* spray bot matte black. dry spray enam 3.33 Super absorbent paper 9 3 Daya Only 7-Pe. Sat 3 D a y Only decorator idea. el for use on Imposition, metal ironing table adjusts from 21" tle. Cleans most sur towels. Stock up at K Seamless nyion panty hose with fim e rin y hude O r use it for Shovel, fire pok to 36** high. Non-marking tipped feet. Colorful faces. mart*s low, low pricel heel, stretches to fit perfectly. Mist-tone,suntone, er, heorthside wood or metal. Porcelain over aluminum. Teflon 8 stainless steel: dinner forks, plants or flow avocado. now at K marti brown mist, in short, medium, tail. 160-200 lbs. brush and 27" Inside or out II* interior. 1-, 2-qt. covered pons, salad forks, knives, soupspoons; 16 e rs. b'A -In ch d i tool stand. Save! side. Save now! f% 5-qt. Dutch oven, 10" fry pan. teaspoons,butterknlfe,sugorspoon. ^ ameter, brass. COLORFUL NEW White and black only. JUMBO 1^2 gal. CARTQI tv * Du Pont Certification Mark GARMENT Im ALTED M ill IWPl ■ • -,v - ' ■ V , BAG BALLS liiiwMiiii Discount Price - 3 Daya Reg. 784 - 4 Days. 3 1 "xl5 "x ■ l iiilil 36" high “""■Jti. '] »'«ii 200 MEN’S ORLOfT CREW SOX 11 « « e w Storage bag has zipper Delicious, chewy treat 3 Day Only Jgg fy, ■ closure, sturdy metal for the whole family. HEART LOCKET bin bang boing Orion aery I ic/nylon socks With spandex top. Black, frame and holds up to Save at K mart. DIGITAL WATCH GIFT LIGHTER GOLD EARRINGS SUPER SPIROGRAPH* £ whitb, navy, olive; other colors, h'eathertone«i. 16 garments. Reg. 5 .9 6 ^ 0^ Super - action iS v S r Reg. 7.97 ^ ^ DiKoont Price with music, ' ’ •“ y y White or yel- 3 Days Only 4.86 COLD 12-hour read- Engraved de- 14:Kt. gold . Jbriotions! lowgold-filled.^E^L Draw a million marvelous patterns plus big, out. Shock-re- signs. Butane Mini or petite, gfocupo lighter. A d -3 B M i 3 Days Pierced.Shop at Beautifully e n - ^ ^ j f ^ D ays new designs. Set includes pens, paper, ALKASELZER jistOnt, onti- ^ 14 OZ. PROTEIN "21” GIANT justable flame. * Kmart and save. graved. How-To book, much more! Ages 6 up. L> I-’ magnetic. Save. VHHI1E 'Whilecose, crown and aystol rtmoin intoct. SHAMPOO COLOR BOOKS 25’S Reg. 1.97-.4 Days Reg. 574 - 3 D a y Rag. 484 * 3 D a y CR YS TA L RADIO S E T TMKERTOY® $ Billy Wizard a Deye Only sa 3.83 3 Daya Only 3 Daya Only 25 tablets in package. I BHIy Wizard* act Build a 7.44 2.83 For regular, oily or Hours of entertainment i working radio. With for children. Buy several Stock up now to have • Heavy gauge steel 1 dry hair. You*ll like loablnat. No aolderlng. Snap-togathar, colorful when needed. • Cast decorator pulls I Educational. I Mark 30 aet, with battery- it. Mennen 14-oz.* .and save at K mart. I oparated motor and parta plua roda and Kitchen Cabinet/ in antique finish. J * TOTS' WO ramota-eontrol battary apoola to make cara, beats, trains, tractors. Storage Unit • ideal for home, cottage, Billy Wizard* 19" coaster-walker to thrill tots 1-3. Color holder. Build bridgaa. bulldinga, morel Charge Plastic and wood. Charge camp, ski lodge. REMCO Walkle Talkie ful polystyrene with 10K” high saddle, Itl Itl iB e t...... 4.67 wid^set wheels to prevent spills. Savel . V — Br Manchester 239 Spencer St. ■fsnn «r.;rsi ar ■ Manchester 239 Spencer St ■Ifp' te'-- • PAGE TWIiiNTY-FOUR— MANCHE»frER EVEINING HESRA^-^^, *ffichc8ter, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 14, 1872 MAHOttia T lt h EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 14, 1972— PAGE ’TW ENTY-FIVE Suits Pass Tests ■■ Speed Gun But Not Testers Snares PORT HURON, Mich. (A P ) — Nine men who braved Speeders pitching Lake Huron waves on a » raft to test winter survival suits had to cut short their planned LOS ANGELES (A P ) - The 244iour trial by about U hours. motorcycle policeman raised The new sidts did fine, a what looked like a gun and Coast Guard official reported. pulled the trigger as the But eight in the group, inlnding motorist sped by on the curve. six Coast Guard officers, became violently seasick. The driver saw the officer Only a veteran sailor from and hastily slowed down. But it Coast Guard headquarters in was too late. He was IS miles Washington was able , to keep over the limit — and it was his stomach as five-foot waves recorded on the scope of the tossed the 18-foot raft. hand-held Digital Doppler, a new tool police are using to Ord«r your now Color TV or Applloneo Now for ChrlBtmot 8o¥lng$. Chooso from FomouB Brand Namao — All wHh Spaelal OtfarBl catch speeders. WMM4IP PINTS A nine^ile stretch of Sunset Boulevard from Beverly Hills ^2.95 Stltrttd Qroup GIVE A GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING to the Pacific Ocean is now UnVtad QuanWy patrolled by motorcycle officers using the instrument, which looks like a comic strip SKI&BNNNG ray gun. CHECKUP K i t c h e n A i d MADE BY THE WORLD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST Westinghouse refrigerator The police purchased eight of • clean and sharpen edges MAKER OF COMMERCIAL DISHWASHERS the devices — also known as • repair running surface r k u m L • w ax rub “ speed guns” — for about |700 • lubricate bindings Stop being the dishwasher, fist a new KItehsnAld NOWI n ifK U J each. They have been used on on ''llpe'' release checK ^'Sunset for three months 17.1 FT. frost-free because conventional speed BE SURE OF INSTALLED detection systems are imprac A SAFE YEAR tical there. Only AT NO EXTRA COST “ The winding curves on W e will Install your new Kitchen Aid In your space Including plumbing and Separate wlr|ng and fronts at no extra i Sunset endanger officers $ y 9 5 Controls-' CHKOAAAiCOIOli engaged in lengthy pursuits to r clock and catch speeders,” said Sgt. Gary C. Hall. we rent sMe dally A eeaeonal Choose from Twin The detectors transmits a ^ Custom Crispers radio beam. It strikes a moving OPEN SUNDAY vehicle, bounces back to the Noon to 6 p.m. 4 Imperial PORTABLES gun and goes into a portable Superior Glide Out computer connected to the gun. TABLE T h e vehicle’s speed is Rollers Instantaneously registered in MZZO SKI SHOP MODELS figures on the scope at the back Art Benson of The Alpine Haus in the Post Road Plaza, Rt. 30, Vernon, points out the of the gun. advantages of a particular ski to Leslie Cordera. Aside from its vast selection of ski Route 83 SALE CONSOLES equipment, the Alpine Haus has a fine scuba department in full operation during the Vernon Circle SAVE 3314 M h Tfks. IM e t B i The figures can be locked into summer months. ’IVained men are always on hand to give expert advice to meet your Latest Models place to prove to disbelieving requirements. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) motorists they were speeding. We will install your How do officers know the gun new Kitchen Aid in New Features is accurate? Old White Goat Prefers Lonlieness cluding plumbing and $318 wiring It’s tested against a tuning fork which vibrates to simulate GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) the undergrowth used by — An old white goat, living out migratory birds that sought Manchester’s new K-Mart store on Spencer St. is the next stop for our busy shopper. an objective moving at 50 miles an hour. his years in self-imposed exile refuge on their way south. Helped by Rich Lawson of K-Mart, Leslie Cordera looks over the fine stock of sweaters on a small island in the middle The old goat eluded the available. K-Mart has almost e v e r ^ n g to make your Christmas a happy one. (Herald of the Missouri River near this Two-man teams use the clutches of the Montana Fish photo by Buceivicius) northern Montana city, detectors. One officer clocks and Game Department in a DUCBZJn COLOR TV apparently prefers his solitary speeders, the other pursues roundup of the animals. He dai existence to the company of them. ly avoids capture by ambitious man. youngsters. Ij2 s p e e d - a u t o m a t ic w a s h e r Groups Wants Inspections “ Use of the speed gun as ’The goat was one of 20 evidence in court has met great introduce to the small island Although a solid bridge of ice Electric "■I; 5 WATERTEMP, SEHING approval,” said Lt. Ken. G. 10 years ago to eat underbrush forms over the Missouri every X L-1 0 0 (©) to provide campsites for Boy winter, the goat stays on his 100% Solid State AccuColor HARTFORD (AP) - The director Toby Moffett told the of company officials, Moffett Hickman. “ We gave judges in Scout troops. island, his only company the Connecticut Citizens Action Governor in a letter. the area a demonstration of the said. He said Northeast But the animals strippped the migratory birds who reclaimed Group (CCAG) has asked Gov. While all atomic plants are gun before we began using it.” 10-acre island, known the island when the other goats DRYER Thomas J. Mesklll to under the supervision of the claimed the shutdown in Water Level The speed gun, manufactured unofficially as Goat Island, of were gone. investigate the safety of Atomic Energy Commission, September was necessary for by CMI, Inc. of Mintum, Colo., Control § FULL LINE nuclear power plants in Connec the state can and should do “ refueling,” but that the was well publicized before it ticut. more to insist that they are publication “ Nuclear News” went into operation. Northeast Utilities, the operated safely, Moffett said. reported later that there had “ We were afraid some little Lint Filter PORTABLES 18 lb. HMvy Duty combine of New England power Northeast Utilities’ handling been a number of condenser old lady may see an officer R«g. and Fluff Haat companies which operates the of a shutdown of Millstone tube failures which allowed salt pointing a s p ^ gun at her and CONSOLES plants, may have glossed over Plant 1 in Waterford has raised water to leak In and cause some dive under the dash and pile up Up Froht Lint trap questions about the credibility Heavy Duty some of the problems, CCAG corrosion. the car,” said Hickman. LATEST MODELS Inatallad with >> Pigtail and Vant LATEST Beautiful Homes Start At SALE FEATURES ACT FAST Pick a Color **Where Your Decorating Dollar Buys More’ ‘2 1 8 SAVE I WALLPAPER PHILCO CURTIS M MATHES SALE 100% PHILCOMATIC m " 30% Over 200 Books to Solid State Modular ChassisI CUSTOM CUSTOM COLOR TV Choose From... INSTALLED ONE BUTTON TUNING All .Reduced up to /O WALL TO WALL GREATEST COLOR TV VALUE Open Daily NEW 1973 CARPET Portables Till MODELS 5:30 / ^ PHILCO I Consoles COLOR Full Features SAVE Thun, and Portables n o o . FrL till CARPETING Over other makes 9 P.M. Consoles 62 oz. Sponge Rubber Pad FREE Interior and Exterior With nJ^^HHHpJCANCRBsna Purchase of Open Daily till 9 P. Carpet and PAINT Open Daily till 9 P. Installation T w i t t i k t to Dec. 22 " TELBVUIOM ^ APPUANCI to Dec. 22 PU^I3-ROUTI U-M«|.K>CKVILU, CONN. OMM Saturday to 5 P.M. Saturday to 5 P.M. ina^i TIL (3U) Vt-tlVIu NO MONEY DOWN NO MONEY DOWN rMNr-wAUfAm-CAMiiNO-oaAmiM-KcotAnvi wmoow bums PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 14^ 1872 MANCaiESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., ’Thurs., Dec. 14, 197S — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Rods. Cones Sight < Aids Jwidge Removes The Chill St. Louis — Located in the Speakers Says Solons^ Crime W ave Sweeps back o f the eye, rods and cones Awards Payment stetutoiyj^m e of imposing t” CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) - Mrs. you see. About 120 million rods the husband s surname on the Financial Interests Bariiara Jean Gassenheimer in each eye detect light, shape wife will have a chilling effect’’ Through Colombia won her point— and she is now and movement but cannot dis Mrs. Barbara Jean Piotti. on their marriage. They have tinguish color or small details; Should Be Made Public To Blinded Girl been m artin about two years. that job is done by the eye’s 6 BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) - to stop this situation,’’ a A Circuit Court judge refused million cones. BRIDGEPORT (AP) - A The sweat of the average man’s government officiai com a request liast month that her HARTFORD (AP) - Ratchford, who will be the court to set the verdict brow fetches only gl.SO a day in mented. maiden name, Piotti, be Legislators’ statements of reduced to a minority Superior 0)urt jury hat ordered aside as excessive. this South American country, restored to her. After hearing financial interests should be leadership role n ^ year, said two Bridgeport pe^atrlcians to Jeffers originally sued the but nourishing bands of thieves Those who try suffer the out- her reasons. Judge. Dtew W. m ade public instead of kept disclosure of rawmakers’ pay a 4-year-oId Stratford girl two physicians, the hospital and are proving that agiie fingers iaws’ wrath. Luten Jr. denied.tlw change and confidential. House Speaker private financial interests n00,000 because she was its employes for a total of and weii piaced muscie can termed the request frivolous. Willidm R a t^ o r d said ■ would enhance public reqiect allegedly blinded by excessive $825,000. All denied any oxygen following her earn miiiions. Jaime Gama Quijano, Luten later agreed to for legislators. negligence. premature birth. They rustie cattie and other director of the government’s withdraw his ruling and sent : The statements will be “ One of the greatest Tbe suit claimed that too contraband across the border, mining department, resigned the case to Judge George E. ttquired of members of the 1973 tragedies of this era o f govern The girl, Lisa Jeffers, is blind much oxygen was given the girl because of a kidnap and in her right eye and has only 10 and steai Coiombla’s fabied Schaaf. who approved the name f ^ e r a l Assembly under a new ment is that the public no for 18 days following her aj^ssination threat against his degree’s tunnel vision in the left emeraids at a rate exceeding change ’Hiesday. Ijiw Which goes into effect next longer trusts its elected of premature birth April 23,1968. son. eye, the lawsuit said. the officiai export revenue of |5 Mrs. Piotti said she and her Stear. ’Ihe new “ Qxle of Ethics’’ ficials,’’ be said. ’The father said Lisa was in In addition, the father,^ the physicians’ care for 61 days. miiiion a year. There was an outburst in husband, David Gassenheimer, ^ihe of mbhiltnf i ^ e s n ot r^ouire public Charles Jeffers received $28,000 The physicians’ motions to They steai cars, which cost Congress against the contra wanted the change because downtown mo '>.ho«twr disclosure of the statements, Tectonic lakes are from the jury and $40,000 from set aside the verdict will be three times as much here as in band cattie traffic across the they believe the “ common law however, unless and until a J i k A d U M i depressions n^ade by the St. Vincent’s Hospital in an out- argued later, the court said. the cKHmtries that manufacture border into Venezueia. A conflict of interest is movement of parte of the of-court settlement. them. Oniy 10 per cent of the senator’s brother was kidnaped demonstrated. earth’s crust The defendants were Dr. cars are retrieved. One of those in reprisai. Aaron Eimas and Dr. Norman uore pr stiii missing is the Mercedes- The stakes are high. In DIAMOND More prime mite from wild Weinstein who maintained Uiey fur-bearing aniinfmals are taken Benz of a high poiice officiai. addition to the miiiions the were not negligent. They asked in Manitoba than any other Ihe “ esmeraideros," deaiers Mrtt oo^d. ^ (kmvert Your Old Anttnna System thieves net through stoien iT Canadian province. in iiiegai gems, even gather emeraids, poiice estimate they To A TAMS goods openiy on one of Bogota’s reaiize IIO miiiion a year from main thoroughfares. stoien cars and about f4Q COLOR TV ANTENNA “ It is hard to say what to do miiiion from cattie thefts. PRICE INCLUDES; PARKHILL-JOYCE FLOWER Shi>p • 28 Element UHF/VHF ' Antenna WNKCNDSPICIALI • Alliance U-100 Rotor • Now Low Lou Load-in Wiro MISTLETOE • Labor DMMOMt IN DIMENSION a C L U tn i NEW OESIDN SREAT SHOWFIECE TETU ton SAVE ON THE Four Fins Gsms Delicate end Feminine Large Opal framed Your Diamond orbits T12DS2M. T16AS150. by 14 Diamonds. T60S48S. on your finger. TIDE ItH . box Checking the clarity of the picture on the Magnavox color stereos and feature the new Odyssey Electronic Game. television set at the New Potterton’s Magnavox Home Como 8«g Lovely Chrletmu Arragemente FMGIDAIRE FOR Potterton’s is also located at 130 Center St., Manchester, end Chrlitmae Novelties. . . MARRIED Eintertainment Center on Rt. 30, Vernon, is Leslie and feature famous name appliances as well as hhtgnavox Cordera. Potterton’s carries a full line of Magnavox sound systems. (Herald photo by Bucelvicius) 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-144S MEN products from transistor radios to big sound Magnavox FREE Delivery A Parking • Frank Cekeier, Prop. ONLY APPUANGES PltfiW llFRU DIMKIND n M EMERM.DS AND OIAHONOS 7 DIAMOND EtEDANCE One half carat total Maybe the most desired 1/2 Carat Total . . You Need Most «rei|M.T8FS2tS. combination. T6G $349. T16C$299. - This Season At »PEARLS: fm % 17.0 oubie f««t of DREATHTAMND n v iE organlzod otorago SAmilRESANDDtRMONDS 10 DIRMOND TAPEOTRY TETRA TOWER Two Corats total waight Designor's Original of 1/2 Carat Total Nuggets of Gold onhence •paea for tho holldaya; Apparently well pleased with the Trash Master and its ability to dispose of waste, Leslie of Diamonds. T6F $ lf s tremendous flair. T6N $429. Ti6B$3IR. your Diamond. T106 $1H. 100% Proof-Proof for Cordera gives it one more try. This is just one of the many holiday gifts availabltE! at B.D, mora eonvonionco ail Pearl & Son, 619 Main St., Manchester. ’The firm stands by its slogan, “ We Service What Many of you never bought her the one great diamond ring any woman would yoar round. We Sell.’ ’ Open late evenings now through Christmas. (Herald photo by Pinto) love to oWn. Most of you can afford one now. Love, Gratitude, Devotion- Tho 4.75 cubic foot nothing says it like this one great ring. So, consider! Make it her most wonder freezer of this ful Christmas ever. See our fine selection now! Phone 643-2711 To Include Your Busine^ss Frigidaire Imperial top- Hundfedsof exciting freezer refrigerator- Heroin Use OPEN NIGHTS TO “iPn new gifts! GET YOUR freezer stores up to Bolton T IL L CHRISTriAS COPY OF OUR In the Herald^8 Christmas Gift Guide! " 166 pounds .pf. frozpn In cre a s e s SAT-TO 5 :3 0 CHRISTMAS CATALOG. foods, “ 'lii' the » i ) refrigerator section,, Books At Library ATLAfiTA, (?a.i,(AP) -i;'rhe four fully-adlustabte; estima%d nuiriber of hiirdih ADAM’S shelves, for organized addicts in the United States has Harvest Hill storage. There’s 17.0 JUDITH DONOHUE McCoy, Saving , our Wjldlife; multiplied 12 times in the last APPLE p a c k a g e STORE cubic feet of storage Correspondent Hillcourt, New Field Book of 10 years, an official of; the OHSaNACCBSOKS space In all; all of It Tel. 649-8409 Nature Activities and Hobbies; Hwcm anwAAK MANCHESTER PARKADE Justice Department’s Office of 917 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER 9 Maple St. 100% Frost-Proof. The following new books have Alexander, Botany; Bold, Plant National Narcotics intelligence HOLIDAY All prICM uibjfct to chonti tfu* to told morkot fluctuation. recently been added to the Kingdom; Durden, Gifts of an reports. " (Just around the corner shelves of Bolton Public Eagle; Seymour, Young Die from Main) Wa Feature Library. Quietly; Hunter, Gardening ------COUPON ------T Fiction; Aiken, Died on a Without Poisons; Schuler, Located at the Manchester The range that cleans ' T 50 Indoor/Outtloor A Complete Line el u p after holiday Rainy Sunday; Baldwin, One Gardens Are For Eating; Pet Center IMPORTED and DOMESTIC More Time; Bach, Jonathan deGraaff, Lilies; Picken, dinners, automatically, Headquarters for Coins, U.S. olactrically. Livingston Seagull; Berckman, Needlepoint for' Everyone; Stamps, and large selection WINES This Frigidaire Electri- Fourth Man on the Rope; Clemence, Beginners Book of COLORFUL HOUSE ot supplies and accessories. FOR THE HOLIDAYS clean range is Just what Browne, 11 Harrowhouse; Screen Printing Process; and you need for more' Brunner, Sheep Look Up; Carr, Matthiessen, Tree Where Man Manchester leisure time and less Miracle at St. Bruno’s; Charter, was Bom. SUPER LIGHTS 649-4273 J. cleaning time during Mr. Campion’s Farthing; Two paintings by local artist string of 50 sparkling, miniature 9 to 9 Sat, to 6 GIFT P A C K S Clifford, Wild Justice; Conway, Myrtle Carlson are on display the holidays. The colored lights can be u s ^ to lend a COLLECTORS’ BOTTLES Electri-clean oven Unforgotten; Crichton, at the library this month; touch of holiday magic to your home, Single Mums, a pastei;. and oxidizes grease and Camerons; Crowe, Twice- both indoor and out! food soil, leaving a Born; Davis, Shock Wave; Sugar House; Jackson, Ver HALE Davis, Steps of the Sun; and mont, an oil. mere ash for you to Regular 3.73 wipe out. You can even Deal, Summer Games. SAVINGS LOOK FOR THE HARVEST HILL slip the drip bowls Into Also, Dieghton, Cldseup; if / or $1.87 DISCOVERY LABELS AND 8AVEI the oven for automatic Dewey, Taurus Trip; Eden, BEHME’STV cleaning. Speak 'To Me of Love; Eiseley, Public Records 72 PRICE MHOEnaniMME tm Night Country; Eliot, Incident In Time For Christmas W H h this coupon onlyl at Villa Rahmana; Ellin, Mirror, Mirror on the Wall; > > » ,) ) .) >)>)>>>) ,) .) Ellis, Mysterious River; Farca, Warranty Deeds LIGGEH Earth; Feifer, Girl from Green Manor Constraction Ladles' Wat Look PHIUnUCY Slata Petfovka; Forsythe, Odessa Co. Inc. to Lawrence and Nelda FOR Pod Tablet FRIOnUURE M. Michaud, unit in Northfield COLONIAL File: Garfield, Relentless; g iv e A BIKE Gaskin, Falcon for a Queen; Green (Condominiums, conveyance tax $33. BATTLE Gordon, Freer’s Cove; Green, ’’‘•/b e z z i n i ' Blockbuster; Henry, Green Manor Construction SHELF Gins Chiricahua; Highsmith, Dog’s Co. Inc. to George A. and —rilPEII— Frigidaire Laundry Caroline A. Zachmann, unit in MANCHI 8TBR Ransom; Holt, On the Night of JACKETS $ 1 2 » 7 Dayi A Week! 819I.MMdiaTpke. Center. 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Greenfield, Child Called Noah; I summer retired uniform num- EAT DRINK AMD BE « BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Grandmother Speaker Yale Tuition Goes- Up Special Pre-Christmas Rites THIS IS AAV BUSY PAY... WEU.,\ VAAAEANVER y e s , 1 PBciPEo 1 FINP THAT A HEAVY AABAL VMOW/,H6 MUST J VEAH, A N' THIS BveRYTWie 1 G ETTD . AAUNCH i I'M SSeiNS AAV j X ONL.VCHWEUN' >N A U S H T IN TH E AAIMTLB O F T H E CNiy BEHOIKIN'aM y BEIN'TH*SEASON THINKINe THEBE MIGHT I B A N K E R A T T W O , AAV AAU6T TH fU e m LUNCHi AAAKES AAE O f t O W m r i SOMETHIN’ \ OF aOCPWILL Sunday At The White House BE SOME HOPE FOR YOU STOCKBROCKeR AT BE / CRACKERS AN' SUPERSecREi;) tow ard AiIEN, Of New Bundestag Yale now is $4,750 a year. TWO YOU SHUFFLE BY AN’ NEW HAVJEN (AP) - THR86,.. f, OFF!/ CATSUPOFF ------IT H IM IC H E p r o v e m e w k o n s ' w h a t Tuition, room and board at Yale ’Tuition alone would increase CtlU-tlt*CHnL AAOpCHIN' AAerVBR COULO AT LEAST rw DON* IS NO CONCERN WASHINGTON (AP) - for the 36th such service that GIVE USA HINT University will cost |5,000 next to $31400. Internationally known choir of CREEP! USUALLY OF VOURS-AN' YOU FLAN- BONN (AP) — The new President and Mrs. Nixon will the Nixons have held since 6 0 0 0 FER PONT'iOU? NELMDOTHS COUU5NT year, Provost Richard Coi^ier youngsters aged 7 to 18 is on its Bundestag, the lower house of hold a special pre-Christmas coming to the White House. r w m L v m t innuw KEEPA SPSCRBT SO said ’Tuesday. FEWER TREES RUINED 12th tour of the United SUtes. OHOVe OFF/ ' Parliament, met for the first worship service at the White The last such service was ■ ne Wednesday and elected Washington — In nine north House Sunday, with Roman March 16. The White House also A $200 increase in tuition and eastern states last summer, e first wmnan speaker in As a special event the about $50 in board was gypsy-moth caterpillars defoli Catholic Cardinal John Krol of announced that evening liest Germany’s 23 years as a approved last weekoid by the ated about l,36lj600 acres of Philadelphia as the guest Oberklrchen Children’s choir candlelight tours of the White ation. Yale Corporation. woodland, a drop of about clergyman. from West Germany wiU per House will be available to the Members o f the President’s form at the service in the public on Thursday and Friday '’ ’' 1 600,000 acres from the 1071 de aSSs/i ^ ' The Bundestag will reject The basic cost of attending foliation figure. staff, officials and diplomats Christmas-decorated east room nights, Dec. 28 and 29, between Willy Brandt chancellor will te amongthe invited guests of the White House. The 6:30 and 9 p.m. 601 Thursday, and he will present ______BY HANK LEONARD his new cabinet Friday. -iT J T i YEP/ THE D.A THAT RULING YOU CAN BET OAf£ HUNDRED AND FIFT y \ YOU'RE LUCll:y T O ^ CONVINCED COULD BE OVER ON IT THAT 7HOUSANP DOLLARSr I J BE OUT AT ALL/ JUDGE HILL TURNED BY THE BECKONCALL’S WAS LUCKY TO RAISfe THE D.’A. SHOWED The new speaker — or THAT BOND CIRCUIT COURT.' LAWYER IS THAT KIND OF BAIL/ / ME THE EVIDENCE president— of Uie Bundestag is FROM TH E Annemarie Renger, a 53-yeai^ .5?k s . , old grandmother who is a member of Brandt's Social l ^ o c r a t i c Party. Sie is the W. a GLENNEY CO. OKAMPAM IZ-H wsswunv* 1%-IH ' first member of her party to get the post, which ranks second in Arvin Whole House the official hierarchy, behind Humidifiers the federal presidency. Seasoi^ 4 9 . 9 4 S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL. The vote was 438-45 in Mrs. Reg. $79.05 Renger’s favor, with SO You’ll want your home as comfortable alntentions and thrM ballots in as poaalbte tor the seaioa's feeUvttiea K THE COOK SA/SW E L O M d valid. .Greetings — here’s how; this handsome NEED 60WE FfZEeH HZurr. tornltnre-styled bumidifler evaporates Mrs. Renger was secretary to 14.1 gat. In 14 hrs. with 11% ret. hum. BY AL VERMEER KlM<5* Kurt Schumacher, the founder at 70*F. Top dlMbarga mlnlmlaas HI, SW EET A N Y WAV of the postwar Social drafts. lIHgalion rust, corrosion-proof KNOW WHAT ID OO.v tank. Vinyl covered iteel cabinet with H E A R T !' ITS NICE Democratic party, from 1946 IT'S DADO V TO B E walnut woodgrain finish. WELCOMED until his death in 1952. She was HOME elected to the Bundestag the next year. Her first husband was killed in 1944 in the Allied invasion of Occupied France, lot Home her second is a businessman No. 7690 and she has a grown son and 4 0 " DHII Bit daughter. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Sharpenere Mrs. Renger’s election was Gweet Amertesn T 'J made possible by Brandt’s BASEBOARD HEATERS , I T 'S M V sweeping v ic^ ry in the general O n o t . >.) I L U N C H , election Nov. 19, in which his Brings the warmth comfort of NOW./,, B R E A K ,/ ' ' Home 19»» coalition of Social Democrats the holiday season to any room i f l w A time and money saver for b y A rt S a n som and Free Democrats won a — all winter long! Thermostatic ■ " the hendymani Rasharpana majority of 46 seats. controlled fan forced heat, ■ high speed steel twist bits THBN 6 eT T O lW O p K ! The only major change safety tip-over switch. 1320 ^Smmm Ilka a pencil aharpanar. 1/7 expected in Brandt’s new Watts, 120 Volts. • * “ ■*” * HP, 2250 RPM. cabinet is the allotment of two more ministries to the Free Democrats because of the gains they made in the voting. They previously held three cabinet posts. Anne M arie Renger 12-14 In many Indian cultures, “ shamans” or medicine men mediated between the common MUTT AND JEFF B U D F IS H E R Judge Refuses people and the supernatural. M 'L O V E .D O AND WHAT voUR AND Y YOUR PAY A r i g h t / ^ YES, DO you YOU KNOW 21-PiBCB%” B’x F Poivoo BY FRANK BAGINSKI IS THIS I p a y WHAT IS \ WITH A •^ONE Q U E S TIO N ! GIVE IT TO ME Pfotoro Prome WHAT DAY IN IT?X RAlSE.y DO you KNOW WILLINGLY OR SOCKET SETS WWEN ARBV»E60INS,To\ AS.SOON AS WE FIND AO ^ i iNVELOPE! Recount Tennis Tsbles Pfale Gfasa 1 9 ^ ^ THIS IS? All he needs in a tough plastic e FlHlg A PAIR YOU LIKE t ) CUTE SALEKIWANI J WHAT TH A T DO I TAKE IT QUESTION A W A Y FR O M case! Triple plated alloy IS? you? HARTFORD, (AP) - it. They alleged that some 7-7% -Ft. steel. Crescent. Bath Cablnata Superior Court Judge George peoplem ay have voted for it by 4-Ft. Scotch 38.88 A danUng focal point S brilliant Saden Wednesday refused to mistake. Scotch Pine • 1 8 . 7 7 R t g .S 4 9 .9 6 Inspiration tor any bathroom dseorl *Pine Trees One player can have as much fun as 3 Rich French gold on white (nine, order a recount of the vote on a Stand. Great for apartmentti Reg. $26.70 \ Trees will! SUnd. 1*7 "new with wlUi axclualva "fllpup" backboard! state constitutional amendment Saden ruled that the five Really lull for the rich holiday look. $1 adjntiable shelvei and rasor blade growth” UpsI Real pine conhs. Legs (old under for compcct storage, •lot. Wall opmUng M "zll"*lH tips. which allows smaller juries. plaintiffs brought the class ac Interdiangeable lo ^ for 7 or with I seta of rollaway wheels. ovarall M"xl4” . By llioinai. But he left open the door for tion suit under the wrong 7VY height. another challenge to the voting statute. *7.93 procedure- *19.93 R#0. t0 .M Five state residents claimed The amendment, allowing the full amendment should have six-member juries in criminal #7301 TK-lieb cases, was approved 381,895 to been written on the ballot Circular Sam instead of a brief summary of 156,092. General purpose saw with enough power to handle the tougheit WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI Reg. $19.95 BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY In their class action suit Jobil Keepi lawduit away from against Secretary of State 48” Chain-Hung line II It cuU M to IH ", 45 to 1%". 1 HP, 4500 RPM. UL lifted. HELFJ'HELP.'' eaWETHINGb life COMING/ ITt9 WELL,WHEN rrOBIB Kennedy Gloria Schaffer, the five said eCWBTHINSfe IN HERE Workllghte caMINQ.'HELP/WE/ AAE, A T LB4en“ t YC N T the precise language of the SLEEP IN THIS A N D lT fe HAVE TO LOOK AT IT. {Cites Party Brighten up your wrork area with t> « C R O C M / A F m i m . . . proposed amendment did not fluoracsnt llghtingl Avoid ays fatigue. appear on the ballot as required With chain and hooka for hanging, HELP/ Concerns cord, plug, to 40-watt tiuoraacant by Section 9-369 of the G ^ era l TINSEL *19.99 bulbs. A . Statutes. They said the proposal in the"GR00VE" GARLANDS |736Sl%e,7K” was illegally adopted. 9’Holly LC».AJNGELES (AP) - The Sffrkiing garlands are flameproof, •12.97 o s o M t m ...... $2UI Democratic party must with the ATLAS tarnishproof, weatherprool! 4” x Garlands reassess its priorities and Mrs. Schaffer has already 30’. Gold or silver. liiecome concerned with such criticized the lack of publicity new problems as job boredom given the proposed amendment WEATHERGARD •1.37 and\executive privileges that 97‘ before the Nov. 7 election. She are concerns of the nation’s has proposed that her office be from < X * U 4 tl-l4 blue collar work force. Sen. given authority to actively BY ROY CRANE Edward M. Kennedy says. publicize such amendments by BROWN’S TIRES posting in each polling places U1 \ttimu \ 1 In an interview here Kennedy on election day, detailed CAPTAIN EASY Daaignad to BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE said he is attempting to secure | ' 2 0 u g H ^ _ explanations of such keep you mov THIS IS MISS SUNNY TALMAOe... THB PACKAGE CONTAINED THIS. funding for the National amendments. These 'yo u M A Y ing instead of ST/UtEYSURFOliM SHS RecBivep a n o p p m c itA a m CKI9^Clt090...M 0e OP STICKS HAVE HEARD Science Foundation to study the explanations would be on IN THE AAAIL..WITH AN ANONYMOUS “ AND LITTLE SHELLS! ^ moaning, thate NOT01 OF AAV ntTHER “ grow th o f alienation’ ’ in poster-size paper. sura-footed 20-LIGHT,CLEAR MIDGET SETS G -E Aaat. 25-Llght HOME/HOnYSETS American workers. tnow-goars are Seven practical tools that’ll come in Rugged, lightweight bulbs for m POETAND The current law provides only the tops for saf- Outdoor Seta handy for many common household PAINTER! Asked why he omitted three for the distribution of the Tsr winter driv indoor use. Green cord, sockets and 9 Extra rugged set jobs! Gift-pack^. passages complimentary to material. ing. Built with plug won’t show. 1.97 with asst, color President Nixoivin a speed! 4' full plies of bulbs, add on connec here — they were in the There is no requirement that super strength Q-E 3S-Lt, Clear MMget Sets...... $2.97 tor & clips. Each prepared text but left out of town clerks to do any more than Oynacor rayon - *6.66 *5.96 cord. Come in lamp burns in actual speech — the stack the literature on their counters. today for the dependently. Maraachusetts Democrat said widest selection he thought the speech was too and attractive Partridge/Pear long and he wanted to include Judge Saden said the question prices. Winter more about Israel. is, whether the proposed won't wait, so BY V.T. HAMLIN WUTHS amendment should have don't you. That extra touch for a appeared on the ballot or NO, rTS ^ Kennedy said that besides memorable holiday season — an MAN'S L/M a Maloney Spoils Tribe Opener ' | Blanda Oldest Declare Butkus^ To Play in NFL Berra Golf Pros With 71-63 Win at Arena Football Pro Football OAKLAND (AP) - been the oldest player on George Blanda sounded sur every team (Chicago, EAST LANSING, Mich. - NEW YORK (AP) - Yogi Berra naments in the future, it will have to NBA By Dean Yost prised and a little pleased to Houston and Oakland) I’ve Dennis Stolz was confirmed by was fit to be tie^ when he opened his be against Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Wednesday's Games was 14-14 and Makmey held streteh in the second period „ Los Angeles 128, Philadelphia final going, 61-52, but once points while Tucker added 20 learn that he is now the played with since 1958.” the trustees as the new head Christmas mail and found that he had Palmer and associates. Turnovers, 23 to be exact, aji^lto 36-32 advantage at the and a 8ix point spree by Kurt 90 again turnovers hurt tiie and Rich Haberern tossed in oldest person to play major "1 feel its a privilege and coach- at Michigan State been declared a professional by the “This is a formality we conduct by Manchester High told the Colson kept the In d i^ in attack. University. Golden State 110, Detroit 107 16, all on field goMs. league professional football that I’m fortunate to still be U.S. Golf Association. every year,’’ explained Frank Boston 105, Phoenix 100 story as visiting Maloney It was evident that it was the contest. CINCINNATI - Dan “I’m gonna give ’em hell,” fumed Hannigan, associate director of the Athome paced the Spar in modem times. able to play and to Atlanta 121, New York 120 High of Meriden defeated the first official game for MALONEY (71) - Radakovich, 37, an assistant the baseball manager of the New USGA. “In playing in the American Coming out like a ball of tans’ offensive attack wiUi a contribute.” Milwaukee 104, Seattle 103, the ’Tribe, 71-63, last night at both squads. Booted balls, Gallager 1-1-3, Hettrick 4-2- The Pro Football Hall of coach at the University of York Mets. Airlines Golf Classic and accepting fire in the third canto, game high of 22 points while Agajanian was 45, plus Colorado, was named head overtime the Clarke Arena in a CCIL bad passes and mental 10, Nessing 2-9-13, Sola 1-0-2, Fame in Canton, Ohio, said Dick Butkus, 6-foot-3, 245-pound money, these men have automatically Only games scheduled Malq^y couldn’t be stuped John Nessing, Bob Hettrick two months and 11 days ooball coach at the University contest. It was the season mistakes toening 16 minutes Athome 8-6-22, 24-23-71. three months past his 45th graciously. annual event matching two-man minutes remaining in the hosts. A b alan ^ attack led points respectively. San Diego Chargers. He also Memphis 104, New York 98 of play tte lead changed first half, Maloney reeled birthday when he kicks for was a kicking specialist. “Shucks,” said the awesome NFL teams from the baseball major by Bob Hettrick, John MANCHESTER (63) - Basketball Kentucky 119, Carolina 102 hands 16 times with the off three consecutive hoops Maloney hit on 23 of 27 foul the (^akland Raiders Sunday The Hall of Fame lists the defense man, “I wasn’t planning on leagues and the National Football Only games schedu^ score being knotted five Nessing and Dana Athome Maloney 0-0-0, Stoneman 04)- to take the halftime edge. shots and were 7-7 in the against the Chicago Bears, oldest player Over as John going on the pro tour anyhow. I don’t League. The seventh annual event is times. At the end of the first kept the Spartans ahead. 0, Carlson 6-9-21, McCurry 2- Seven consecutive points last half at the line. has displaced Ben Agajanian Nesser, who was 46 years LOGAN, Utah — LaDell want to leave Chicago.” sch^uled Feb. 2-4 in Puerto Rico. eight minutes of acUon it Manchester cut into 0-4, Perry 0-2-2, Thcker 4-12- by Tom Tucker at one Kurt Carlson sparked the as the greybeard of the and a little over four months Anderson, head coach of the Butkus says he usually shoots in the The tournament offers $30,000 in Maloney’s margin late in the 20, Haberern 8^16. Tribes’ offense with 21 record books. when he played his final Utah Stars of the American low 120s when he is on the stick. prize money. Players may accept or Pro Hockey “No, I’m not sensitive Basketball Association, was Berra and Butkus were just two of spurn it or, as many do, give it to their professional football game named as the athletic director about being called an old early in the 1921 NFL season the some 150 names of football and favorite charity. If they sign a paper Bavasi Spikes Rumors of Utah State University, disclaiming prize money, they can man,l’ said Blanda. “I’m with the Columbus effective the end of the basket baseball celebrities included on the NHL Red Sox kind of immune to that. I’ve GEORGE BLANDA Panhandlers. ball season. USGA’s latest list of Who’s-Not-Who remain amateurs. Wednesday's Games MILWAUKEE - Guard Wall in amateur golf. Most of the football and baseball Montreal 2, California 2, tie Jones was placed on medical Others were Hank Aaron of the stars affected pop bottles of New York Rangers 4, Toronto Planning suspension by the Milwaukee Braves, who is nearing Babe Ruth’s champagne and dance jigs when they 3 Padres to Stay ^Desire Is to Realize My PotentlaV Bucks for an indefinite period all-time home “run record; Johnny break 100. An exception is John Pittsburgh 9, New York and asked to undergo a Islanders 1 I Bench, Cincinnati’s MVP now Brodie, the San Francisco quarter Big Slate complete physical examination. back, who plays in California Buffalo 7, Boston 3 recovering from a lung operation; Atlanta 2, Detroit 0 Bob Gibson of the Cardinals and Tom tournaments and could probably In San Diego BOSTON (AP) - There (WiU Los Angeles 3, Chicago 1 Seaver of the Mets, to name a few of qualify for the pro tour if he worked at Minnesota 7, Philadelphia 2 be little time for rest for the Hill Remained Healthy Boxing it. He is always careful not to take weary in the Boston Red Sox’ the baseball stars personna non grata Only games scheduled SAN DIEGO (AP) — The words of Buzzie Bavasi four training camp next spring. MEXICO CITY - The World among golfing purists. money. months ago don’t appear to bother him today. The Red Sox announced Boxing Association voted to The roll call included, besides Seaver’s father, Charles, was an To Set Cowboy Mark outstanding amateur and Walker Cup WHA " I’m here to put an end to all the scare stories,” the San Wednesday a busy schedule of strip Enrique “Maravilla” Butkus, such big-time football heroes Wednesday's Games Diego Padres’ president and part owner told a 33 exhibition games without a Finder of his bantamweight ti as Deacon Jones of San Diego, Merlin teammate of the late Bob Jones. But Alberta 3, Houston 2 NEW YORK—“ My desire is to sportswriters’ luncheon Aug. 13. “The Padres definitely break between March 3 and coach Tom Landry that he wanted tle if Finder doesn't agree to Olsen of Los Angeles and Lance Tom, who has a 10 handicap, is a pro New York 9, Quebec 1 are staying in San Diego.” April 4 in Florida, realize my potential over a whole starter status again—and that he was meet Mexican Rodolfo Alworth of Dallas. under the USGA standards. Philadelphia 7, Winnipeg 4 Boston, which will train at season. If that means gaining 500 Martinez by Dec. 29. “It doesn’t m atter,” said Tom. “I Today Bavasi was preparing for a meeting in New York in shape to carry the burden. ’The They were informed by official Chicago 6,' New England 3 Winter Haven for the eighth yards—which I hope it doesn’t—then seldom play any more.” FYiday with Baseball (^minissloner Bowie Kuhn while Cowboys have a camp drill they call notice that if they play any golf tour Only games scheduled consecutive year, will open all right. I could look back and say I rumors of the Padres’ imminent transfer to Washington, the Function Weight Test. The against the New York Mets in had done it. I don’t think anyone ever originator, the players swear, got the D.C. under their present ownership buzzed about the St. Petersburg and wind up at j—CYO Basketball baseball world. does (fulfill that potential). But the idea as part of a pact with the devil. "1 home against the Montreal closer you come, the happier you are. St. Bridgets 42, St. Francis The same rumors circulated last year when some of Expos. There are 14 games Calvin viewed the FWT as the vehicle I haven’t really felt that way yet.” 43; St. Christopher 42, St. Washington’s leading citizens were fuming about the move scheduled in Winter Haven. to erase any doubts that might have College Basketball Team Rushing Mark lingered in his and Landry’s minds. Margaret-Mary 34; St. James of the baseball Senators to Texas. Tliough 1971 attendance The 33-game schedule Those were the words of Calvin Hill 51, St. Mary's 50’ Assumption includes 19 meetings with EAST was the lowest in the Padres’ three-year history, Bavasi as he rapped with a reporter last July In a time period not to exceed 26 45, St. Paul’s 36. and majority owner C. Amholt Smith decided to keep the National League teams and 14 at the Dallas pre-season training Sunday schedule at East Navy 66, Temple 58 New Goal of Miami with American League minutes, the FWT includes; (the Bucknell 76, Colgate 52 team here. camp. 'The 6-4,227-pound running back warm-up) a 440-yard run, three Catholic: exponents. 12:30 St. Rose vs. St. Francis. Penn State 59, Duquesne 56 second-best rusher (628 yards), and Attendance improved this year, from 549,085 to a club was relating his continuing search for minutes of calisthenics, bunny NEW YORK - As the Miami H e Red Sox will play the 1:45 St. Christopher vs. St. Harvard 102, Boston Univ. 92 leading scorer (73‘points). Mel Hein, record of 644,272, but stiU well below Bavasi’s stated Detroit Tigers five times, the that moment of complete satisfaction hopping the width of the field, 20 Boston Coll. 78, St. Dolphins seek to close an unbeaten Paul’s. 3 Assumption vs. St. now supervisor of AFC officials ahd break-qven figure of 800,000. For the fourth straight year Mets, Minnesota Twins and as he entered his fourth NFL season in attempts at touching the goalposts Bonaventure 65 season Saturday against the Bridget. 4:15 St. Mary’s vs. St. then an all-league center for the New the Padres finished last in the National League) West, Chicago White Sox four each, the wake of two relatively ordinary crossbar; (the weight segment) a set Amherst 100, Worcester Tech Baltimore Colts, the capacity Orange Margaret-Mary. York Giants, remembers Dutch Clark although they unveiled several promising rookies and the^ Montreal, Philadelphia and St. campaigns and off-season knee of 8 clean and press lifts (115 lbs.), Standings — St. Christopher 3- 85 Bowl and the millions of viewers on as the last of the drop-kick field goal first genuine star, slugging first baseman Nate Colbert. Louis three each, Cincinnati, surgery that followed a 942-yard stride 200 yards, a set of 8 power clean 0. St. Margaret-Mary 2-1. St. Penn. U. 54, St. Joseph’s, Pa. NBC-TV could well be sitting in on a “■niey want to stay and we want to see them stay,” Houston and Pittsburgh twice rushing debut in 1969 when he earned lifts (125-135 lbs.), stride 200 yards, a Francis 2-1. St. James 2-1. St. 53 piece of football history. Fourteen artists. Maloney's Al O'Neil J^e^aps and Controls Rebound Mayor Pete Wilson said Wednesday after a 45-minute apiece, and the New York Offensive Rookie of the Year honors. Bridgets 1-1. Assumption 1-2. Rochester 85, Cornell 79 straight would be the most in any NFL Yankees once. set of 9 bent-leg deadlifts (135 lbs.), a St. John Fisher 90, Hobart 72 Tuffy Leemans of the Giants was meeting with Bavasi. “It’s really a question of coimnunity set of 8 power-pulls (125 lbs.), stride St. Mary 1-2. St. Paul 0-2. St. season. With a carry-over of a final “It seems that you are judged over Rose 0-2. the league’s leading scorer that year ... While Connie McCurry and Larry Perry (40) Defend support.” 200 yards, a set of 8 straight-leg lifts victory in 1971 it would also move the but the Lions had three men with ’liie San Diego Union says Smith, a multimillionaire Sk- a long period of time almost more by Dolphins into a third-place tie for yopr ability to stay healthy than by (115 lbs.), stride 200 yards, a set of 8 almost 600 yards or better and that did banker and friend of President Nixon, has lost 32.8 million quarter-squats (175 lbs.), a set of 8 most conservative regular season it. Leroy (Ace) Gutowsky was in interest on the |10 million loan he used to buy the new Collegian what you do when you’re in there,” victories. That niche is currently held Hill remarked to his listener. half-squats (155 lbs.), stride 200 yards, Detroit’s best with 827 and Ernie Pearson’s club defeateS College Basketball franchise in 1968. a set of 12 bench presses (135 lbs.), by the L.A.-San Diego Chargers of Caddel of Stanford was close behind Maloney, 49-48, on Kim ______■ ______“The Padres were an expensive proposition,” Wilson Quintets “Anytime you’ve been sidelined as stride 200 yards, to the power racks 1960-61, one behind the Chicago Bears Clark with 582. Three men had 200’s, Bushey’s successful conversion told reporters. ‘"They had to pay a great deal for the club much as I have, you get thinking that for a set of 4 and holding on the final of 194142 and two behind the Bears of and way down the list was Raymond of a foul shot with six seconds and they are having to pay a great deal to finance the way. Every season, I get off to a good one for 6 to 8 seconds with a bent-leg 1933-34. (Buddy) Parker with 21. Almost left. Son of Ex-Pro original investment. Cut Pace start. Every year I get nicked.” deadlift (315 lbs.), a low pull (215 Of equal significance is the twenty-years later. Buddy won a At the end of the season Bavasi was still Insisting that With one game remaining on the lbs.), a low press (185 lbs.) a high 54menca opportunity the Dolphins will have to championship as coach of the Lions. the Padres would stay here. But since then he has dropped By The Associated Press Dallas’ schedule, it finally appears press (195 lbs.), and a final 200-yard eclipse a team rushing record which WmOtUrA It was too little and too late A similar research job three CompMe Une of hints of a change of heart by indicating that management that Hill may have avoided the injury stride. By BOB BEATTIE the bench. Try to avoid using has been in the NFL books for 36 years Vanderbilt Star was unhappy about advertising panels on either side of the for the Carolina Cougars and — 2,885 yards by the 1936 Detroit decades from now will pinpoint the the New York Nets Wednesday which began in that rookie season of QUESTION: What strenu the upper body in the ma HOCKEY stadium scoreboard in “direct conflict with out radio 1969, when a bruised foot kept him out Hill went the torturous route in 16 ous exercises should I do? neuver. Use the legs. Keep Lions. Unlike the Dolphins, who will fact that Miami’s strong rushing night. your arms out for balance. game traced back to the appearance EQUIPMENT NEW YORK (AP) - Butch van Breda Kolff would have broadcast sponsors.” The Kentucky Colonels of one game, hampered him in others, minutes, 44 seconds. Once you have completed act as host on Sunday, Dec. 24 in one loved it. The signal seemed clear enough. Wilson said he has the warm-up routine, you Truck lifts: From a posi of the two AFC playoffs that weekend, of Don Shula as head coach. The roared to a 42-20 first-quarter and delayed his opportunity to become tion on your stomach and Jan, the 6-foot-7 son of the former collegiate and offered to solve the advertising problem, but an aide to the bulge and then withstood a late the Cowboys’ first 1,000-yard rusher. He was ready then. He is ready now, are ready for the main exer that particular Detroit club did no Dolphin team previous to his take Herald pboto by Boceiridn cises period. There are sev with your feet anchored, professional coach, threw in three straight 25-footers that mayor noted, "Financial problems of the Padres go far, rally by Carolina to defeat the In 1970, back and shoulder miseries as evidenced by 111-yard production place your hands behind post-season playing. They wrapped it over in 1970 rushed for a meager 1,513 eral options, different exer yards. It had the same three men who played a major part in the seventh straight victory for the far beyond the costs of advertising panels.” Tribes' Rich Haberern Shoots Cougars 119-112 in American and a fellow name of Duane Thomas on 24 carries in Dallas’ “wild-card” cises, from soccer to bike your head and raise up with up after a twelve-game season and unt^ten Vanderbilt Commodores in college basketball Basketball Association action. limited his play to 12 games as a clinching 34-24 victory over riding, that are valuable. But your body as far as possible. their 8-4 record was good for no better will finish one-two-three in rushing Wednesday night. ...Over Al O^NeiVs Outstretched Arm In the only other game, the starter and reliever. Last season, the Washington last Saturday. This gave for daily regularity I recom- QUESTION; How should I than third in the NFL’s four-team this year; Jim Kiick, Larry Csonka, work with these exercises? Memphis Tams took an 89-77 damaged knee cartilage which was Hill two Cowboys’ records—most inend circuit training. Western Division. and Mercury Morris. lead into the final period and let Using these or five other Jan’s trio of baskets early in the second half erased a ^Best Game of Season^ repaired following Dallas’ Super Bowl yards rushing in a season, 1,010, Circuit training is a com Those Lions, only three years past four-point Mississippi lead and the Commodores went on to New York get within four points plete conditioning program. basic exercises, set your their Portsmouth Spartans era, were This year it all comes down to OPEN with 1:21 left before handing VI victory kept him out of six games. erasing Don Perkins’ mark of 945, and We used this program with own pace, but always push Mm -FH. shade the Rebels 59-57. Hill wasted no time convincing most attempts, 237. yourself to the limit of your directed by a pair of Clarks, George Miami’s picking up 105 yards in a final Turned in By Raiders Hockey Rarity the Nets a 10498 setback. great success when I was effort vs. a club wich is in the lower 9 to 9 With Dan Issel and Artis coaching the U.S. Olympic ability. (Potsy), from the sideline, and Earl “It was a helluva win,” Vanderbilt Coach Roy Skinner team. (Dutch), a triple-threat, all-league half of the AFC in defense against the By The Associaled Press Gilmore leading the way, Ken {Sample Circuit Troining said. “I don’t mind telling you I was scared to death of Ole Los Angeles 3, Chicago 1 and tucky canned an amazing 78 per < Push-ups: From a position Chart) quarterbacks, who was absolutely rush. Csonka already has his second California 2, Montreal 2. on the stomach, and hands straight 1,000 yard season, (as has the Miss, particularly considering that this was our fourth “This was our best game of In Bruin Loss cent of its shots in the first- ‘ EXERCISE M R sensational out of the single-wing for game in six days. I was just thankful that we were able to Third period goals by Rusty :- MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. -;- directly under the shoulders, mation of those days and has a NFC’s John Brockington), the first in the season. It had everything.” quarter surge. The Cougars cut PUSH-UPS 20 10 keep our poise.” Patenaude and Jim Benzelock the margin to 5951 late in the ^ push up with arms. Coming charter induction into the Hall of the NFL since Cleveland’s Leroy Included among the rallied Alberta over Houston; NEW YORK (AP) - Butch Deadmarsh of the Buffalo down, allow only your chin SQUAT JUMPS 26 13 “everything” that New York to touch the floor before Fame at Canton to prove it. That Kelly put them back-to-back in 1967 Philadelphia unleashed a four- Sabres never got into the game. Still he got socked for a An abbreviated college SIT-UPS 40 20 The seventh victory in a row for the 13th-ranked Raider Coach Camile Henry 3100 game misconduct penalty. pushing off again. Keep your year, Dutch Clark was the club’s and 1 ^ . goal barrage during the first basketball schedule is on tap for ‘ BENCH JUMPS 12 Commodores in the Associated Press poll was a highlight was talking about were three four minutes of the final period This hockey rarity occurred at the tailend of Buffalo’s 7- the weekend as many of • FREE back straight. 23 of a night that also saw ninth-ranked Pennsylvania pull out goals by Bobby Sheelton that to trim Winnipeg and Jan 3 victory over the Boston Bruins in a National Hockey Ckinecticut’s teams taka time Squat jumps: Place your TRUNK LIFTS 19 10 a 54-53 squeaker over its Philadelphia city rival, St. helped, provide a 9-1 World off for term-ending exams and hands behind your head, TIME Popeil scored three goals to League game Wednesday night as the Sabres kept intact jump into the air and extend Joseph’s, on a 19-foot jumper by sophomore Ron Haigler as Hockey Association victory pace Chicago over New the Christmas holidays. DATE over the Quebec Nordiques their record of not having lost on home ice this season. ’The one leg in front of you, the time ran out. England. streak now is at 16,13 victories and three ties. other behind. Land and To establish your circuit In other games involving teams in the AP Top Twenty, Wednesday night. Several s^te teams have SAFETY CHECK GROMAN’S holiday tournament action on jump explosively. Alternate draw a chart, as reproduced No. 8 Southwestern Louisiana beat Mercer 111-104, No. 17 Also, there were a couple of With 90 seconds left and Buffalo’s victory assure, the legs, and jump as high as above. The chart drawn, do S P O R T S H O P their schedules, but with only possible each time. so COTTAGE STREET Brigham Young whipped Oklahoma State 96-69 and No. 20 big fights at Madison Square Inglis Leading Boston players rushed the Buffalo bench. ’The melee, three games tonight and seven We Check as many correct push-ups as Kansas State tripped Iowa 6862. Garden that finished the free- climax of a fight-filled game, resulted in penalties to three 'I Sit-ups: There are a num you physically can. They 646-6690 Saturday night, the heavy ber of ways to do a proper must be correct push-ups, swinging contest on a brawling Point Parade players from each team. In addition to Deadmarsh, Larry weekends are gone for this note. sit-up. From a p o s i t i o n on but push yourself hard to Hillman of Buffalo and Boston’s Bobby Orr and Terry year, to resume shortly after •FRONT END ALIGNMENT your back with your hands get the maximum number. SPRmGFIELD, Mass. (AP) “Those fights really excited O’Reilly were slapped with misconducts. Jan. 1. •BALL JOINTS behind your head, use your Record the number in the — Billy Inglis of the Cincinnati stomach muscles to pull the ■‘M’’ (for maximum) column our fans,” said Henry.“Some of Swords withstood a surge by “It’s one way to get on the ice,” commented the 22-year- them tried to get at the Quebec Tonight, Union College visits •SHOCK ABSORBERS aWHEEL BEAR INGS upper body up. Do not lift on your chart and take a teammate John Gould last old Deadmarsh, a reserve left winger who seldom gets into the University of Bridgeport, your feet off the floor. complete rest before moving bench but were repuls^ by week to hold first place in the a game. ' onto the next exercise. Re /IVIORIARTV Garden officials.” 22, Brooklyn College will be at •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS Bench jump: Using a bench American Hockey League Montreal and California skated to a 2-2 tie while the New the University of Hartford, 3-2, about 12 inches high (vary peat the same routine for The Answer To Your Gift Problem! Among those receiving major scoring race. ANDOF COURSE according to ability i. jump each exercise, taking a com penalties for fighting were York Rangers shaded Toronto 4-3. In other NHL games and Wesleyan travels to Brandeis. YOUR TIRES back and forth laterally over plete rest between each set. Pierre Gulte of Q u e ^ and Official statistics announced Pittsburgh routed the New York Islanders 9-1, Atlanta When you have determined Mike McNamara of New York. 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Sheehan and Norm Connecticut, Monmouth at New Your circuit is established. one point behind, with 18 goals, England 6-3. Each day run the circuit Whole Year Ferguson each netted a goal including nine game w iw rs, Haven, 2-8, Keene State at radio equipped service and two assists. A third period goal on a breakaway by Hilliard Graves Quinnipiac, 5-1, AIC at 93 doing the number of each An Ideal Gift For: Mother and Dad anj 20 assists. gave California its tie with Montreal and cut ^ e first place exercise indicated in your R Bob Jones, Garry Peters and Sacred Heart and C.W. Post at column. Do each exercise as Grandparents - College Students - Ron Ward also scored in that Chnadiens’ lead in the NHL Elast to just one point over the undefeated Central quick as you can. Each day, Your Favorite Serviceman trucks never sleep. first period as the Raiders Gary Gambucci of Cleveland, New York Rangers. Connecticut. repeat the entire circuit You know your heating system is never out of touch peppered Quebec goalie who also had a productive week The Rangers beat the Maple Leafs < on Bill Fairbaira’s Connecticut Coach Dee Mon., Tues., Wed. 8-5:30* Thurs, FrL 8-8 • Sat. 8-1 three times in succession. with three goals and a pair of with us. We radio our s ^ ic e men to the scene of any Jacques Lemelin with 13 shots. goal with 29 seamds left. “We were lucky to win this one,” Rowe, 92, hopes to bounce over Try to rest as little as pos SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE heating emergency call. Fast. Any hour of the day or Sheehan added two goals In the assists, was third with 37 said Ranger Coach Emile Francis. “They took over Columbia with the vitality the sible between circuits. 'Time points, followed by Art Strattcm WE HONOR $39.00 YEAR-S19.50 6 MONTHS-S9.75 3 MONTHS nl^t. 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It was Bouchard’s first NHL shutout. i. ®®®Jed this game ^ r t again, increasing your complete assurance of year-round furnace care for Winnepeg 4 and Chicago 6, New with 22. todly,” he said. “We go to The North Stars made it nine strai^t on home ice in maximum number. lUe cir total home heating comfort. Saves you money, too, England 3. Dave Reece, former Univer Columbia Saturday and then set cuit should be a near daily iHanriypHtpr lEuntitij since a clean, well-kept burner uses less fuel. National Hockey League sity of Vermont star in his first beating the Flyers. ’Three first period goals, two of them the UConn Classic right in the routine (at least four days scores: New York Rangers 4, pro season with the Boston by Damy Grant, got the North Stars off to a flying start. middle of exams. per week). 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