Tom Kelley To Re Biggest Voting Bloc MyUCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21.1972 VOL. XCII, No. 44 MANCHESTER A City of Village Charm \ SIXTEEN PAGES 1^1CEFIPTEEN CENTS ■ ' By DON MEIKLE tained 39 per cent of the state’s Connecticut has historically participation of suburbanites is AMociat«d PreM Writer pqwlation. That was back in had high turnouts, usually in the an important factor in deciding Now more than ever, 19M. In 1970, however^ they area of 90 per cent in congressional elections and A suburbia is where the votes are contained only 18.9 per cent of prmidential elections during statewide elections for gover If Strike Can Be Averted in Cranecticut. the pec^ie of Connecticut. the last half century. nor and U.S. senator, vdieq Apparently because of the Since city people don’t vote in But turnout does not take Into suburban and city votes are higher econoniic and as great numbers as suburban account the numbers of people thrown into the same pot. educational levels of their and rural folk, the percentage who don’t even bother to Hie "city vote,” which used citisens, the suburbs—and the of Connecticut’s votes cast ^ register. To Inciude those peo to be c o u rts so assiduously by rural towns— cast more votes city-dwellers is even smaller ple, who are presumably the office-seekers, may come to be per capita than the cities. Their than their population most apathetic of all, total a ininor factor as Connecticut poiitical importance in any percentage. In the '72 presiden population can be compared continues on its way toward Court Order Ke^eps statewide or congressional tial election, only 14.5 per cent with votes actually cast. (Of becoming a total suburbal election, therefore, is even of the votes In Connecticut were course, this includes children, environment. greater than mere population cast by the residents of togO. A few examples of the By this standard, it is figures would indicate. Hartfora, Bridgeport, New percentages of the population apparent that Connecticut’s The cities have dwindle Haven and Waterbury. which voted in selected cities and towns vary greatly in steadily in terms of their Much attention has been paid municipalities this year: the participation of their Buses Operating percentage of the total pqiula- to. voter turnout—that is, the —Hartford 31 per' cent, tion of Connecticut for at least percentage of registered voters citizens in the electoral Bridgeport 38 per cent, New process. It is also apparent that half a century. Time was when uiio actually go to the polls on Haven 37 per cent, Waterbury, HARTFORD (AP) - down bus service in Hartford, still plans to go ahead with its suburban and rural citizens since joined Hartford in the Hartford, Bridgeport, New election day—as an indicator of New Britain and Norwalk 42 Superior Court Judge George New. Haven and Stamford. strike. tend to participate more than case for the injiinction. Haven and Waterbury con political activity or apathy. per cent, Danbury 43 per cent, Saden today ^extended for one But Saden said he would The ATU contrtet expired city residents. The bus company has said it Stamford 44 per cent, Bristol week an injunction barring the dissolve the injunction if com Sept. 30. but ATU members For Instance, the citizens of Connecticut Co. from shutting had reached preliminary and Meriden 45 per cent. pany drivers and mechanics go have worked on a day-to-day agreement with the union. But Hartford, who outnumber the —Stratford 50 per cent, through with their threat to basis under their old contract combined residents of West it sought to shut down service Manchester 51 per cent, strike the company Saturday since then. after claiming it was losing Hartford and East Hartford, morning. Youth G reenw ich 52 p er c e n t, A third legal issue in the bus 910,(X)0 per week and couldn’t cast far fewer votes this year Hamden, Fairfield, Canaan and Peace Talk Saden continued the crisis, which Saden intends to continue to implement that than the two suburbs did. Barkhamsted 54 per cent, injunction in order to give the deal with after settling the Hartford’s votes for the three proposed contract without Bethany 58 per cent. West Hart- Sessions court time to rule on a lawsuit ConnCo suit and Injunction some form of government sub Court Set presidential candidates added filed by the Connecticut Co., the issue, is a request by the City of sidy. up to Just 48,482, while West steady If A Search Warrants Continue state s largest, to force state Stamford to have ConnCo Hartfo^ and East Hartford In October, (3ov. Thomas J. EAST PALO ALTO, Calif. come from all over the country, Transportaion Commissioner placed into receivership Meskill vetoed part of a bill including New York City, St. cast a total of This is not to ^ U.S. Helicopter crewmen, their fuel stop finished, get PARIS (AP) — Henry A. A. Earl Wood to subsidize the (AP) — A qiecial kind of court ready to resume the search for enemy soldiers who staged because of its inability to solve from the Democratic- is in session in this Paul, Denver ami Miami. say that West Hartford gets a Kissinger and North Vietnam’s financially weakening firm its deficit dilemma. corresponding share of a pre-dawn attack on the sprawling Bein Hoa airbase. TRUST controlled state legislature that predominantly black cmnmuni- Next year, when federal fun Le Due Tho opened their second from the Public Service Tax The injunction extended would have provided direct ty where the rule is to unders ding runs out for the program, representation in the state The building of the rises from fires s ta rt^ by the enemy rockets. (AP secret peace meeting today in a Fund. today was obtained three weeks legislature. Those General subsidies to financially-ailing tand and guide young criminals, conununity leaders will be Pennsylvania Railroad Station photo) “The Food People” suburban villa near Paris. The chief of Amalgamated ago by the City of Hartford just bus companies from the Public looking for private money to Assembly districts are based on in New York required, 27,000 The meeting took place in the Transit Union (ATU) locals at hours before ConnCo was to but never to condemn them. tons of steel, 1140 carloads of Service Tax Fund. The legality The court d«als with keep CYRP going, Evans said. U.S. Census population figures, same closely guarded two-story the Connecticut Co.. John shut down service to its 100,000 not on votes. But the higher granite and 16 million bricks. of governor’s veto, a “line- offenders such as a blade youth at Pinehurst villa at Gif-Sur-Yvette, 15 miles Thompson, said after hearing daily fares. The cities of item” measure that affected who recently shuffled in, filled southwest of Paris, where the Saden’s ruling that the union Stamford and New Haven have only part of a more comprehen - ,1 two met for 5Vi hours Monday. with hostility and resentment. to give you not only the finest meat in Manchester, but sive bill, is under challenge by He had Just been arrested for French sources said the villa is Democrats in a separate court waving a loaded gun around in quick helpful Holiday service. Past checkout lines and Apollo 17 In Successful Rehearsal the property of the French case. public. ‘‘r» tipping” carry out service to your car. Longer Communist party. Kissinger opened what could Cost Of Living But Instead of being inserted “When it was time holiday shopping hours . . . we are open Bathed in flood lights the Apollo 17 moon rocket vents successfully completed a six-day rehearsal for the mission Meskill favors arrangements be the final phase of his secret into the grim routine usually Tuesday and Wednesday liquid oxygen as the launch team Monday night scheduled for launch Defc. 6. (AP photo) under which municipalities and accorded the Juvenile offender, for a new furnace, ' negotiations with Tho on Nudges Upward local transit districts would pay before the baleful glare of adult Monday. The two sides did not the bulk of bus companies’ dlsapprc val, this court put him I came out best by meet this morning, reportedly operating losses. The Meskill to work in a recreation center. at Tho’s request to give him WASHINGTON (AP) — The cost of living, nudged by administration mas offered to time to consult with Hanoi. make capital Investments for He was helped with six months 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. higher prices for clothing, rose by three-tenths of one per oi counseling. He finished high converting to gas heat” A television camera team bus lines and cover 25 per cent cent in October, giving the nation a 3,7 per cent inflation school and'hun’t been in trou- “We had just tdded a new room upstairs. My old Astronauts To Begin tracked Kissinger to the of the lines’ operating losses. Ue since. previously secret meeting place rate in the last six months, the government said today. The agency that brought ' heating system just couldn’t do the job any more. SwHfs Pnriilum in Gif-Sur-Vvette on Monday. Meanwhile, interim bus about the rehabilitation of the I knew I needed a new furnace. As he and Tho arrived for The Labor Department said not as much as usual at this arrangements are trying to today’s meeting, they found the the rise in consumer prices was time of the year, the handle bus riders in Bridgeport, boy did not Involve a Judge, or a “I priced everything that I could. I came out best regular court, but was a project BUTTERBALL Big Test Tonight villa besieged by newsmen, three-tenths of one per cent department said. Waterbury and New Britain of the federally funded Ctom- by converting tlw entire system from oil to gas. photographers and television both on an unadjusted and Despite the decline, the affected by the.Oct. 9 shutdown crews - some perched on top of seasonally adjusted basis last bureau said average real week of the state’s second largest bus mnnity Youth Reqionalbillty “Since we’ve had the gas heat, the house isn’t CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) shortly after 7 p.m. EST to run which all phases of the actual System,> It’s been operating in — The Apollo 17 astronauts orbit aboard the America while nearby buildings. month, smaller than the ly earnings were 3.9 per cent line, the Connecticut Railway as dusty, the heat in each room is more.even, and through procedures in the final count were duplicated, Cernan and Schmitt prowl the Kissinger conferred with September rise but still over and Lighting Co. San Mateo County for two TURKEYS board their spaceship America 2V4 hours of a practice higher than at this time a year years. including pumping more than lunar surface below. Pham Dang Lam, the head of the Nixon adm inistration’s ago. The bureau said this was the heat comes up faster. Quieter, too.” tonight for the last major test countdown. 2,245 tons of liquid hydrogen CR&L suspended its Instead of bailiff, cops. All freehly Irozen, oven reedy, Clernan, Schmitt and Evans the Saigon delegation to the target of reducing the inflation the largest one-year increase Mr. Raymond Dawson before they are launched to the The test is to end with a and liquid oxygen fuel into the operations after claiming that Juvenile hall and probatloo of new crop broad breaated birda moon Dec. 8. are now in a 21-day preflight Paris peace talks, Monday rate to at least 3 per cent by the for any October since it began it was losing money and it, too, simulated liftoff at 9:53 p.m., fi^ket’s cavernous tenks. medical isolation period. T^eir flight. A spokesman for Hanoi end of the year. ficer, the young offender goes M anchester Wearing their space 'suits, the same Ufiie the iSatum 5 ik to keeping'records on the would need subsidies to stay in before a panel of seven In a recent survey of nearly 1,000 homeowners Butterballs 22 lbs. and over give you a lot of Ettgen,t . A- ;i^rn an ,. Luuhnh. j^vBCtpr JYaUer sqid similar riqw ,c p n t^ 11^ ^.(I.onsumer prices in statistlc8„on a monthly basis. business. Kkpi^Rbrun thci'^nkmit’'rary being htaintalned ’ wipfcmber Increased by four- members of this town of 19,000 turkey and are a budget buy at 474 lb. At this Harrison H. Scfimitt and The' launch team Monday well. persons about 10 iililMi south of who converted togas heat, 7 out of every 8 said gas Ronald E. Evans are to enter their living quarters, the and the Viet Cong’s tenths of one per cent on an writing we have hundreds of 17 to 18 lb. birds night successfully concluded a Mter the test, the fuel was training building and the launch representatives in Paris. unadjusted basis and five- sau Fraadseu. Most bf the poi^ was mote comfortable. Findout why. Find out how at 494 lb. and plenty of favorite 11 to 14 lb. the ship atop a Saturn 5 rocket six-day countdown trial in drained as a safety measure for el members Ure only i yesr or pad. The number of persons Kissinger, President Nixon’s tenths on a seasonally adjusted you can hive a cleaner, warmer home and save on birds at 554 lb. today’s exercise. authorized direct contact with chief foreign policy adviser, basis. Planes Battle two older than the teen-agtts they Judj^. heating expenses. Call your heating contractor Martha Logan says to allow 1^ lbs. of turkey The final countdown for this them is limited to minimize the and Tho, a member of the North More than a third of the last flight in the Apollo series is ‘‘We’ve had 200 cases er person . . . come in now add select your astronauts’ exposure to disease Vietnamese Politburo, reached increase in the October index today. Ortalk totbepeqrlc at CNG in Hartfwd scheduled to'start Nov. 30. or illness. reforred to us by police agen ird. general agreement in secret was blamed on higher clothing In Mideast (525^11) or New Britain (224-9157). E On Dec. H, Cernan and The spacemen Monday negotiations last month on the prices. The department’s cies in the two years we’ve bem If you ordered a fresh Glolden Harvest J'ng Schmitt are to steer the lunar passed an extensive physical draft of a cease-fire agreement, Bureau of Labor Statistics said By THE A.SSOGIATED PRESS in operation and only 10—eight ship they call Challenger to a per cent — have gotten into turkey or a capon . . . they will be ready for examination and have one more but President Nguyen Van price increases for used cars, Air raids, artillery duels and a tank battle flared touchdown in the Taurus- major physical scheduled Dec. Thieu of South Vietnam has health insurance and property trouble again,” said Robert you when you come in. », between Israel and Syria along the Golan Heights cease Appeal Denied Litrow region of the moon on 1. refused so far to gq along. taxes also were contributing Ebrana, the project’s director. CONNECTICUT NAmRAL the rim of the Sea of Serenity. fire line today. Both sides claimed the other had lost two “The' national average factors. There they hope to find some planes. percentage of Juvenile GAS CORPORATION Buy your stuHIng BY DOUG BEVINS The bureau said that in the 11 Suppliers of Nature's Clean Fuel of the oldest — and youngest — months since President Nixon An Israeli spokesman said traded in early afternoon, the offenders who repeat their Serving the Greater Hartford and New Britain areas (Herald Reporter) behaviw is 70 per cent,” he at Pinehurst % rocks on the moon. As a Hijackers To Face started his Phase 2 wage-price one Syrian tank burst ito flames radio said. I added. The Manchester Zoning Board of Appeals (ZB A) Monday geologist and the first scientist control program, the cost of and was destroyed in an The small-scale war on the selected for space flight, Evans summed up his argu night upheld the order of the town zoning enforcement living has risen 3.5 per cent. It armored engagement near Golan Heights, captured by Arnold and Pepperidge Farm seasoned stuffing Schmitt will add a new dimen has gone up 3.2 per cent since ment for the success of the" officer in denying an appeal to keep honeybees in a Trial In Havana Rafid Junction. No Israeli tanks Israel in the 1967 Mideast con program in three words: “We in large and small bags. Residence A A Zone. sion to lunar exploration. August 1971 when the President » were lost, he said flict, appeared to be the most They plan a record 75 hours imposed his freeze on wages don’t condemn.” Stuffing Bread. . . (Chestnuts The board, making a decision WASHINGTON (AP) — Three men who hijacked a The Israelis also denied violent clash since the in the town zoning regulations. on the surface during which and prices. losing any planes in the strikes American-sponsored cease-fire The panel hears only crimes Fresh Oysters in closed session after a public Southern Airways jet to Cuba nine days ago will be tried in against persons or p r o ^ y , not all the new top of the stove stuffing and Atty' Aaron contended that they’ll make three moon buggy The report said the rate of against Syrian army and of August 1970. It was the hearing, rejected a suggestion keeping of bees is a permitted driving expeditions, each Havana on various charges, including extortion, according inflation has worsened in the truancy or incorrigibility. Kellogg’s new stuffing. to seek advice of the town Palestinian guerrilla bases. „ second major outburst in 12 accessory use. Town zoning lasting seven hours. They are to to word reaching the State Department. last three months, with prices days. Patricia Shepard, a panel counsel. The vote to deny the Syria claimed two Israeli member, said it is tlie peer regulations • define accessory drive a total of about 23 miles. U.S. officials said the hijackers violated Cuban law when rising at a seasonally adjusted planes were seen bursting into In four separate waves, appeal, brought by Mrs. Nellie use as “a subordinate use of Evans will remain in moon annual rate of 4.1 per cent atnKMq>bere that impresses the Better Meats at Pinehurst Eicholtzer of 16 Oak Grove St., they threatened to blow up the plane if authorities at Jose flames and crashing on Israeli- Israeli planes bombed and offender and nukbs him want was 3-2. building customarily incident to compared with 3.3 per cent in held territory. rocketeCf Syrian army and and located on the lot occupied Marti airport refused a demand to refuel the craft. the previous three-month to change his ways. Tender CUBE STEAKS l).M 9 ZBA members John Damascus radio said 16 guerrilla bases, pounding ar by the main use or building.” The incident occurred during period. For the six-month span planes were involved on each tillery positions and an army ' The discipline meted out by Cagianello .and Alexander Center Lem PORK CHOPS b .1.2 9 Beekeeping is “not the first of two visits to Havana threat by the hijackers to blow as a whole consumer prices side in the brief dogfight and radar station, the military the panel is as unconventional Signer cast the dissenting Peron Says outlawed, ” Atty. Aaron said, by the hijacked plane in the 29- up iiie ouuuieiii Airways jet have gone up 3.7 per cent. denied Israeli reports of two command said. ,as the body itself. Recently, the Lem CHUCK GROUND lb. 95* votes. They had favored may have contributed to Cuba’s panel found a robber and claiming that the wording of the hour odyssey involving 27 The bureau said the higher Syrian planes downed. All The jet dogfight brought Our Omi SAUSAGE liA T lb. 89* seeking Town Counsel David zoning regulations is Accord passengers and four crew favorable attitude toward prices were moderated by Syrian planes, it said, returned Syrian aircraft losses since the burglar guilty and assigned Barry’s interpretation of the negotiating an agreement. It is them to work as household PORK whole strip cut to order “extraordinarily vague.” He members. It was after the lower prices for beef, some safely to base. 1967 Mideast war to 35 planes, zoning regulations questioned said Zinsser had ordered return trip to Hvana that the believed that this is the first fresh fruits and vegetables and Syrian heavy artillery according to Israeli statistics. helpers for their victims. Evans (12tol4R».) ib;84* in the appeal. Reached removal of the bees without three hijackers — identified as such threat in any of the 87 gasoline. pounded Israeli positions along Israel claims to have lost only said the project has been so Mrs. Eicholtzer was hijacking ncidents involving successful that inquiries have giying a reason. Zinsser's order Henry Jackson, 25, Lewis Prices for fresh fruits, the cease-fire line, and gun and three planes in fights against appealing a July 31 order to was based on the ZBA's denial BUENOS AIRES (AP) - Moore, 27, and Melvin Cale, 21 Cuba since they started in 1961. poultry and beef dropped, but tank shells were still being Syria since the war. . FRESH OYSTERS qt.$2.29 remove beehives from her OrdBT tlwni iMVBd. . . and b* sural of a vari^ce, Atty. Aaron said, ^uan Peron told a cheering — were taken into custody by Public property. The order, by zoning adding that the ZBA has not yet crowd early today he had Cuban authorities. ^31 enforcement officer William made a final' decision on issues reached a “historic” accord Discussing the latest Records W « have Morrell Hams and Rib Oven Roaat for Zinsser, was issued shortly raised in the appeal. with other Argentine political developments in the case Mon- those who don’t want turkey. after the ZBA had denied Mrs. leaders for a united approach Warranty Deeds Throughout the public day. State Department Eicholtzer a variance to “ in defense of the deserving spokesman Charles W. Bray Rtmald A. ZucChl to Alan M. hearing, ZBA Chairman maintain beehives. Rudolph Pierro emphasized Argentine people.” said the Cuban decision to try and Karen M. Riley, property ^ Dsitefovs 1 PIE PUMPKIN Atty. Arthur G. Aaron of that the ZBA has already The 77-year-old ex-dictator, the men does not necessarily at 874 Tolland Tpke., con Hartford, representing Mrs. who returned Friday from 17 veyance tax I27.S0. or SQUASH decided that beekeeping is not mean rejection of a U.S. Eicholtzer Monday night, said permitted. He said the only years in exile, spoke from the Emil and Pinesla M. Pan- request for their extradition. his appeal was based on a thing questioned in the appeal balcony of a suburban He said it is not unprecedented taleo to Anthony Botticello, EGG narrow legal issue — the defini was Zinsser's order. restaurant where he had met for a country to try accused property at 8 Perkins St., con / tion of “accessory use” found for nearly six hours with 50 veyance tax 980.80. Town Planner J. Eric Potter persons and then extradite NOG CraeeeABIaekwe# advised the board that Monday political, union and business •them. Allaelinient from SssHsri and None Such Mkiee night’s hearing was being held leaders. Bray said there has been no Frank C. Ouzavitch against Fifteen of the country’s par- SWEET CIDER MsetbiBlBieiara Rat Tattered solely to determine whether the reply from Cuba on a U.S. Sylvia L. Gusaviteh, property zoning enforcement officer had ties were represented, on Walker St., |S0,000. PLUM PUDDINQ Ten Tendered request for extradition of four abused------his discretion ' - - • v . i ain including the Radicals, the se Federal Tax Lleni Mow Crop Mute I ----- _-- men charged in the Oct. 29 FRESH PlantBi’B HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - ordermg removal of the bws cond largest party. The hijacking of an Eastern Air Internal Revenue Service Peronists re No. 1. MUSHROOMS SaNedNuta Donny Firsching, 11. couldn’t Atty. Aaron, terming the ^bees Lines plane. Three of the four against Quint Machine Oorp., 51 Peron gave no details of the figure out what happened to the “wild animals,” said the also are charged with two Elm St., 91,984.38. agreement he said had been bill he earned during the Eicholtzer case was a counts of murder in connection Internal Revenue Service 910 reached, but other political summer by helping a relative “birdhouse situation.” Com with an abortive bank robbery against Earle G. and Patricia SHOP PINEHURST FOR YOUR leaders who met with him said operate a movie house. paring beehives to birdhouses, in Arlington,'Va. G. White, 189 Brookfield St., HOLIDAY G O O D EATING the conference was “very 9588.65. Then he remembered he put Atty. Aaron said “ the Bray also reported that the Tues. and Wed. Eicholtzers have provided a positive.” ' Cuban government has Marriage Licensee the bill next to a cage holding It was Peron’s second major • his two pet rats. Inside the cage place of lodging for these in responded favorably to a U.S. Jack Allen Stetson, 40 Olcott 8 a.m. tits p.m. political conference within 24 he found the tattered remnants digenous animals.” invitation to “eng;^ge in St., and Pamelyn Patricia Fits- hours. Both were designed to of the bill. After Atty. 'Aaron’s presenta discussions which might lead to simmoos, 54 Hemlock St., Nov. tion, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph arrange a common front with 33, Presbyterian Church. His mother, Ruth Firsching, an agreement” to disebtirage Riccio of 22 Oak Grove St., other parties to balance the the hijacking of airliners. Raymood Hllhig Gresel, took the leftovers to Houston m PUEHURST neighbors of the Eicholtzers, power of the armed forces, who He announced that the Cuban iunks and negotiatiqns failed. Pufeer S t, and Susan Elisahath voiced their objections to the have ruled except for two brief government is “prepared to Pnwoet UB Benton S t.. She then mailed the.bits of keeping of bees. interludes since Peron was paper to the U.S. Treasury begin discussions soon through Robert William Martin, Other beekeepers or former ousted in 1955. the good offices of the Swiss Pony fjxpress —1972 Style Weymouth, Mass., and i Dana emcBiY Department in Washington. A beekeepers, including Fred The junta headed by government,” which handles Janloe Flnurier, Newton, Maas., Cor. sTMUBaad TantpMa 9 10 check came as a Daniel Lyr h I'j, and his brother, l^aul, 12, use ttteir Amherst, N.H. The cart works fine now but the boys are (Continued on Page 16) President Alejandro Lanusse U.S. interests in Cuba. Wwr.M, South United Mefluxllst Opmnum^rrt^SstiBJH. replacement Monday. has called elections March 11. U.S. wurces said the alleged Shetland pony to help them deliver newspapers in looking for a sleigh. (AP photo) Church. ■‘4 4m :* ^ tft TWO — MANCHESSTKR EVENING HERALD, Manchester, conn., Tues., Nov. 21, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Nov.21.1972- PAGE THREE Sheinwold on Bridge UMater BARB RockvUle Coventry TV'Tonight TI b m SelM w Iw te Third Youth Fined By PHIL PASTORET Read Herald Ads COUNT YOUR TRICKS South dealer Gripe of the week: Those See Saturday’s TV Herald foi| TO CHOOSE BEST SUIT Neither side vulnerable Admitted Saturday: Arthur Towns Work Out U.A. Theater East — merchants with the “ Going Complete Listings. / B y A L F R E D NORTH In Street:' Melee Out For Business” signs. Great, Crestridge Dr., Vernon; 6 5 “ Valachl Papers,” 7:004:20 • • * SHEINWOLD 4 The third of five youths Cindy Lanz, Rt. 1, Rockville: Q? 0 6 Jerry Lewis (Cinema, South Michael Calvert, 17, of 138 N- Samuel Lavitt, Old Town Rd., Joint Sewer Plan — — If you’re looking for the charged in connection with an Fellows who foUow too 6100 O A7642 Windsor — “Mary ()iieen of Elm St. — f i l ^ motions to WHEN VISITING FOR (3-8-22) NEWS wisdom of the East there’s close on the freeway are Rockville; Burton St. Pierre, HOLLY GANTNER be defeated. All circumstances 4 AS3|2 Scots,” 7:00; “ You’U Like My April street melee in determine eligibility as bumper stinkers. (1 8 ) 12 O ’ CLOCK HIGH stili time to come on a bridge Hammond St., Rockville.: Correspondenl involved would have to be THANKSGIVING WEST EAST Mother,” 9:15 Manchester has had his case youthful offenders. ’Their files, (24 ) ZOOM cruise with me. leaving SUn Discharged Saturday: Tel. 742-8795 studied before such a judge 4 104 QJ982 State Theater— “ Puppet on a disposed of in Circuit (>)urt 12 have been sealed by the court. Francisco Novemher 28. The Beverly Attardo, Bloofiifield; ment could be made, Costle (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH A 108 5 4 973 Chain,” 7:30; “ Asylum,” 9:15 at East Hartford. Officials from Coventry and Mark Aronson, Francis St., said. The DEP is nuiinly in (4 0 ) W ILD WILD WEST wisdom of South was very O J 9 8 5 Q 10 The youth, Louis P. McLane, Mansfield met late last week to Burnside Theater — “New Other Manchester area cases Rockville; Ernrat Cote, Mill GIVE... much in doubt when he terested, he said, in finding the — 6 i3 0 — 4 1 9 Q 10 8 Centurions,” 8:00 17, of Eiast Hartford, pleaded Friday at East Hartford’s court work out further details played today’s hand, but East St., Rockville; Douglas best environmental solution to (3 ) CBS NEWS Meadows Drive-In — “ Car guilty to ■ a charge of third- session included: concerning the proposed sewer is East and South is South, as Hopkins, Tumblebrook Dr., th e pollution problem, (8) ABC NEWS toon,” 7:23; “Asylum,” 7:30; degree assault Friday. Judge Albert Wrubelski, 32, of system which would serve both B A R R I C i N I Kipling once remarked. Vernon; Margaret Kehoe, towns. particularly in the lake area, (22-30) NBC NEWS “ Willard,” 9:15 Francis Quinn fined him $50 and Stafford Springs, charge of South dealer Hoyt King wants you to Lydall St., Manchester; Susan and the solution is not just OF NEW YORK (24) MAGGIE — EXERCISES imposed a suspended six-month third-degree larceny nolled. Officials from the town of Neither side vulnerable know that a spook in a se Lyons, Charter Rd., Ro^ville; Mansfield will assume the limited to correction of septic jail sentence. Hie charge was lodg^ against raglio is a harem-scar’em. — 6 i5 5 — Opening lead — Five of South -N0WPUYIN6- Nellie Minor, Woodland St., pollution. East Additional charges against him July 18 by Vernon Police. • • * responsibility for negotiations (40 ) NEWS Rockville; Dolores Robinson, S. Hearts 1 NT Pass McLane interfering with with the Mansfield ’Training The DEP does consider a The Finest Folks with money in the Grove St., Rockville; Deborah — 7 :0 0 — West opened the five of P.nss police officer, breach of peace, bank have lu m p y m a t- School and the town of sewage treatment plant and Candy Of All Roth, Talcott Ave., Rockville; (3) WORLD OF KRESKIN hearts, and South won in Opening lead — 0 5 ItoyQMMdSMtiTfJi and second-degree riot — were tresses. ’ WillingtOn for apportionment of sewer program as the backbone (8) TRUTH O R Greg Secore, South St., to correcting the problems, • STEM CHERRIES dummy with the queen. He nolled (not prosecuted) by Today’ s (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) costs of the system. A draft of Rockville; Nereida Velazco, CONSEQUENCES decided to go after diamonds YwYUwllylMlMrS-iSFJIL Prosecutor John Lombardo. the contract showing how costs however. • DELUXE BARRiaNI Merrow Rd., Tolland; Horace The Town Council has strong (Over SO Dinerent Onten) (18 ) DICK VAN DYKE rather than clubs. you will be in a safe part-score UsMainkiMH The charges were lodged Thought are to be apportioned between West, Grove St., Rockville. •SOFTCENTERS (22-30) NEWS Declarer took the king of contract. If partner has 17 or 18 against McLane by Manchester Group To Hear all participating agencies ly Indicated its feeling for the Admitted Sunday: Kate • SPECIAL GIFT (24) WOMANKIND diamonds, led another points and a good spade fit he Police April 24, after a Disease should be in the hands of the necessity of a redevelopment (4 0 ) ABC NEWS Dunn, Snipsic St., Rockville; program, but Costle said such a diamond to the ace and gave wili bid again; and then you can disturbance in front of Many people are still thinking History Talk local Town Council by Dec. 1. ASSORTMENT Henry Engel, Newstate Rd., program on a long-range basis — 7 :3 0 — n p a d i a m o n d . accept his invitation to game. Friendly’s Ice Creain Shop, 435 that disease is a visitation of a A resolution for bonding Miss Catherine Shea, a past Manchester; June Ervine, East would require sewers anyway. (3) I’VE COT A SECRET Unfortunately, the suit broke Copyright 1972 Main St. The disturbance God whose displeiasure they arrangements for the Dec. 12 president of Gibbons A ^ m b ly , Hartford; Matthew Feigl, An abatement order was also (8) THIS IS YOUR LIFE 4-2. West won with the nine General Feature Corp. JERRY LEW19"VXI ’ONEMA resulted in substantial damage have knowingly or unkhowling- referendum scheduled in ■0U4V4M 4VK. ~ 4M4MI MVBI WIHMBM Catholic J u d ies of Columbus Davis Ave., Rockville; Roberta issued against the town of (1 8 ) MOVIE of diamonds and returned a to a police cruiser and the ly incurred, and they will Coventry, is being drawn up will give an illustrated talk to Lewis, High Manor Park, Mansfield at the same time, in The Best Because. “ nie stranger Wore a Gun” low heart. alleged beating of a freelance misquote Hebrews 12:6: “ For now by bonding counsel. the members and guests of Vernon; Grace Maynard, South 1971, as the one issued against • All Hand Dipped'— Not Machine Made (1953). A badman (Randolph Now the contract was photographer at the scene. whom the Lord loveth He Coventry is under a pollution Gibbons Assembly at their St., Rockville; Douglas Coventry. The proposed sewer • Fresh From Our N.Y. Spotless Kitchen Scott) gets reformed. doomed. Whenever the S t a r t s t o m o r r o w Five youths were arrested in chasteneth, and scourgeth abatement order issued by the regular meeting ton i^ t at the Seeking, Wiley Circle, Tolland; program now being considered • Shipped In Refrigerated Trucks (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE defenders got a diamond or a connection with the incident. every son whom He receiveth.” Department of Environmental Knights of (Columbus Home. John Stepanowski, Franklin St., would service parts of • Stored In Refrigerated Cases (24) FAMILY CAME club trick they could run the Two of them — Michael J. The< writer is quoting from Protection, and the reason for Miss Shea is a member of the Rockville; Micha Terdis, Mansfield, the University of (30) GOLDDIGG^RS rest of the hearts, defeating McCruden, 18, of 35 West the Book of Proverbs, and if the Dec. 12 referendum is to • Over 35 Different Assortments Historical Society of Connecticut, and Mansfield (40) DRAGNET ' the contract. Baxter St., Tolland; Diane determine whether or not • Beautifully Gift Wrapped minster Rd., and Vincent A. this passage is read in its Manchester and, because of the Counting the tricks should ON A RAMPAGE - IN Wilbur, Stafford Springs. townspeople wish to pay for the Training Schoql. Joseph Ward, • Free Delivery • Mailed Anywhere — 8:00 — Pavelack, 22, of no certain context, it will be seen that it enthusiasm being expressed in point to the correct play.' Discharged Sunday; David sewer system from general another DEP official, said last (3 ) MAUDE address — pleaded guilty to has no reference to disease. The the sesquicentennial South can expect to win two Cawley, Springfield, Mass.; taxation or through a bonding week that allegations that the Conclusion of two-parter charges 'of breach of peace. experience of sickness may preparations for the celebration easy tricks in each suit. Only Carol Mullen and son, Hilliard program. DEP is pushing both Coventry (8-40) TEMPERATURES McCruden was fined $75 and well have a chastening effect next June, the program one additional trick is needed St., Manchester; Laura According to DEP Deputy and Mansfield into a sewer SPECIAL QUANTITY DISCOUNTS RISING Pavelack was fined $100. upon us, but the healing works committee have entitled the for the contract. Nazlian, Emily Dr., Vernon; Commissioner Douglas Costle, program In order to solve TO BUSINESS FIRMS Documentary filmmakers The two others — Kevin C. of Jesus are the strongest program “ Manchester - Not Begin With Clubs Berlin St. Pierre, Hammon(l the referendum has nothing to UConn and MTS problems is come to the hospital. FRft PARKING ( \ { J Morgan, 16, of 73 Oak St., and evidence that God seeks to heal (juite 150 Years Ago.” Many of est Side Story^ With only one trick needed. Wed. 8 P.M. St., Rockville; Ricky Johnston, do with the actual abatement “ completely erroneous.” (22-30) MOVIE men, and not to afflict them the slides to be shown have While treatment plants at South should begin with the king Thurs. 4-6-8 Village St., Rockville. order, except for how the town foreground), head of “ The broadcast in two parts, starting tonight at 8, on NBC-TV “ West Side Story” (1961). with destructive plagues. been made from old both institutions are considered and ace of clubs. If both FrI.-Sat. 7:30-9:30 ^80 iUlRNSlOE AVE EAST HARTFORf) would finance a sewer two of his group in an (Channels 22 and 30). The film, based on the long-running Acadeiny Award-winning Sunday 4-6-8 5 MINUTES I ROM HTED 1 K 1 LkIT SH photographs of Manchester. among the best, growth opponents follow suit on both Public Records A. H. Purcell Fox program. He said that the DEP ♦ !? ABroadway show, stars Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer, musical of street gang warfare Co-chairmen for the program predictions are high and units tricks, the suit is sure to break Submitted by: would not necessarily ^picture that won ten Academy Awards. The movie wiU be Russ Tamblyn, Rita Moreno, and Chakiris. in New York. Natalie Wood, Enda Tonight: "New Centurions" at 8 P.M. Warranty Deeds are: Mrs. Gino Andreini, Mrs. within the system need favorably and South can give up Rev. Stephen J. White automatically go to the at Richard Beymer. Concetto and Marie In- Bernard Fogarty, Miss Mary rehabilitation and upgrading. one club trick. 'The iast ciub is St. Mary’s Episcopal The earth travels about the torney general’s office to force (24) FOURTH ESTATE tagiiata to Ronald F. and Fraher, Mrs. H. John Malone The Public Works Department then a sure ninth trick. Church sun at a speed of 18.52 m iles compliance with the order, Arlene P. Fazzino, property at and Mrs. John F. Tierney. per seconiid. is working on plans for both ‘Changing R oom ’ — 8 :3 0 — If either opponent shows out should the Dec. 23 referendum STARTS TOMORROW 73-75 Foster St., conveyance tax institutions. (3) HAWAII nVE-O on the first or second club. At Long Wharf \ . 1 ’ T ■ y '"WF J H j k H E * MANCMISTfB $39.60. Part 2 of three parts about South can switch immediately V . ' i'l H I txhtirrtn j • ? e 1 Green Manor Estates Inc. to McGarret’s efforts to smash a to diamonds. He is thus in 64 3 ■------> AIR-CONDITIONIO • ffttf PARK RfAR TMIATRF the U & R Housing Corp., The American Premiere of a rugby league team in the crime ring. ^ position to tpr for both suits if parcel on Carpenter Rd., con David Storey’s “ The Changing north of England before, (8-40) MOVIE he begins with the ciubs, ut is veyance tax $13.20. Room’’ which opened recently during, and after a grueling, "Brian’s Song” (1970). True dependent soleiy on the IT’S m ns TOF OF VOKSERTmiMEHT! The U & R Housing Ckirp. to at New Haven’s Long Wharf violent game. ’The ingenious set story of Gale Sayers and the diamonds if he tackles that suit Samuel H. and Karen C. Theatre, will run till Dec. 15. involves the construction of an late Brian Piccolo. James first. Chorches, property at 14 “ The Changing Room’’ is set authentic, four by eight foot, Caan, Billy Dee Williams. Incidentaliy, it wouid be Whlli ' '■ * Carpenter Rd., conveyance tax entirely in the dressing room of 326-gallon capacity community (24) BILL MOYERS correct to try for the diamonds bath tub,traditionally used by “ In Land We Trust.” if South had only %even fast Marriage License rugby league players as they tricks. He would then need two — 9 :0 0 — Stanley Richard Stawski, come in from the fiercely (18) 700 CLUB V additional tricks, and the ciubs MOVIERAnNaB I Plainville, and Daryl Ann fought game and before they (24) BEHIND THE LINES would useless for this purpose. FORRMlENTBANoi shower. The tub, which is filled Daily QueBtion — 9 :3 0 — Emanuel Lutheran Church. VDUNQPEOPIE I and drained for each (3 ) MOVIE Partner bids 1-NT, and the Building Permits 9 . performance, has to be waterr nxWMMwafMcraNnftitlaMgm “ Gargoyles” (1972). Man- next player passes. You hold: B. Peterman for A. Ford, smmakentMcMtatWyw K tight and the water heated. An Spades, Q-J-9-8-2; Hearts, 9- eanlM tor » l, NMr cMMw>.’« reptiles plan to wipe out the additions to dwelling at 105 Oak entire plumbing system has S human race. Cornel Wilde. 7-3; Diamonds, Q-10; Clubs, been routed to the stage to Q-10-8. St., $1,000. AIL ABU AOMimo (24) BLACK JOURNAL Shell Oil Co., addition to Cmtral AuilcncM supply the tub and the stage iMcale: St. Louis. What do you say? gasoline station at 252 Spencer area has been waterproofed and Answer: Bid two spades. * — 1 0 :0 0 — Aa Asn ADMiniB sealed. Partner will probably pass, and ParaMal Gutdanct 8 ag |«M For information and (8-40) MARCUS WELBY reservations, call 787-4284. Guest: Leif Ericson as an Original Soundirack avaiiabie on Oianeyland Records __ ® P. elderly surgeon. ^ —1 ANI^ KUtHiite br BUCM vista msTaiBurion co, me. ci»>: w.it oi.i,,, Proa«ii.i, ^•^{24) STATE O F CONN. FEATHER COLLECTOR State Plans s u T A ic n o THE 17 nauitto iccoiitoinyiiu i i — 1 0 :3 5 — NEW WINDSOR, III. (AP) ftn m or Adult Suinllaii « Crackdown UofH Planning (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY — What started as a simple 4- HUNTIR. W AIT D IS N E Y H project about birds has THE On Road Toll ft: Theater Tour — 11:00 grown into a large collection of the M oai wncA 17 AMiTTB) (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS bird feathers for young ^ylie HUNTED! (AsdlMtnuyvary 'ff Of London (18 ) EL SUPER SHOW Ml Ctotiin dr«tt) Nichols. oF A new highway safety Miss Nichols has 145 program, designed to identify London will be the location of — lliSO — TECHMtCOLOHt » B | f different species of bird and apprehend drunken, the 1972 University of Hartford (3) MOVIE “ Journey to Shiloh” (1968). feathers including ones from reckless, and speeding drivers, ■■■ ur UMVtoWUniSK LJdJ theater seminar in “ Current “Dumbo" at 6:30 X f the rare James flamingo and "Lobo”at7:00 has been announced by Gov. Theater.” The UofH round-trip James Caan, Michael Sarrazin. Notornis. Thomas Meskill. jet tour will be under the (8-40) LET’S CELEBRATE .< The statewide program, direction of Prof. John Balmer, Special — Satire of Columbus’ known as “ Operation MANCHESTER a specialist in the presentation discovery of America. First of DBVMN ROJIK 6 t MA C5ieckmate,” is experimental styles of theater. a new series of satire, inter ICS and will be reviewed periodical 'The tour, which begins Jan. 1 views, and music which pre ly, according to State Police and ends Jan. 15, will provide empt Dick Cavett for three iC R S A M Commissioner Cleveland reservations at seven weeks) productions for attendance by (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Fues8enich. Twenty-four state troopers, seminar participants. — 12 i0 0 — Three semester credits may (1 8 ) NEWS who graduated from the be earned by college students. Connecticut State Police Academy last week, will be The course is also available to THMTII lAST 36 FLAVORS- 60 VARIETIES assigned to Operation people with an informed LU\ H*-Mn interest in the heater. Checkmate. They will work throughout the state from 7:30 For further information, Better than Godfather p.m. to 3 a.m., the period phone the department of com NBC TV»Chlcago munication and theater, 523- THE VALACHI thAnkSQivihq special deemed most critical on the 4811, ext. 270 or 236. PAPERS (R) state’s highways. with Charles Bronson Gov. Meskill said the safety Check Timetable for time. program is planned to make PASSING FRESHMEN November 17 to November 30 Connecticut’s highways safer RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Sat.-Sun. at 1:30 & 3:30 during the coming holiday ’Two Atlantic Coast Conference 2 Big Shows — All Seats 8S« season — through football teams are using fresh Night Before Christmas & \ Thanksgiving, Christmas, and men quarterbacks this fall. "Man From Button Willow" New Year’s. They are North Carolina State’s Soon "1776" Operation Checkmate is part Dave Buckey and Duke’s Hal We will of the state police department’s Spears. Be Open effort to keep Connecticut’s motor vehicle death rate the Thanksgiving lowest in the nation, according Day from DININO to Commissioner Fuessenich. BOLTON LAKE HOTEL DANCINO 10 to 3 State Police will release reports of Operation Route 44*A, Bolton, Conn. 06040 BANQUETS WEDDINGS (Checkmate every Monday. The Tel: 643-9731 CONVENTIONS reports will detail the team’s activities of the previous week, the commissioner said. THANKSGIVING MENU TOMATO JUICE FRUIT COCKTAIL SHRIMP COCKTAIL $1.25 EXTRA PRE-WINTER SOUP OR GREEN GARDEN TOSSED SALAD KX c u m CAKES SPECIALS Choice of Dressing Add Something on Muminum CIDER W ITH EACH MEAL Roast Stuffed Turkey...... ^ S4 25 Dnterent To 50* Off Your Thanksgiving The Regular Price DOORS RoastPrimeRibi Au Ju s ...... e'oe WINDOWS DInnerl *2 7R Baked H a m ...... ZZZZZZZZZZ 4.25 b e f V/ and up SIDING (Children's portion on above $1.00 less) CANOPIES Veal Cutlet Parmigiana...... a ye Lobster S a ute ...... 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Nov. 17 to Nov. 30 ^ DESSERTS ^ ICE CREAM APPLE PIE PUMPKIN PIE 311 (BEEN HO., HUNCHESTER MUSIC FOK YOUR U S T n iK PLEASURE 646-3480 r; South Windsor The annual Christmas sale of OberReplies To Arnold Costs Split Vote On Co u H s Club Scholarships Mrs. Stanley Weinberg Jr., the Salvation Army, 661 Main used mainly during sthool Authorization was given to was installed for a second term St., has been sch ooled for The decision to hold a public hours by students, and by the Board of Education from as president of the Women’s Saturday, Dec. 2, b e g il^ g at hearing on the appropriation of townspeople after school hours the council to apply for state Granted to Five Society of Christian Service of IQ a.m. A variety of items for For Attack On CCRRG funds for construction of six the holiday season w ill be and evenings. aid for the Improved athletic South United, last n i^ t. tennis courts at Wapping School. Five college students from student representative ahd offered for sale. The council is looking into the field (Red Shepard Football A native of Broiddine, Mass., The request by James Aruold, was divided between the the Vernon-Manchester area Mcf/all's Teen Fashion Board concerned citizens to GET OFF possibility of acquiring bids for Field), and the reimbursement she is a graduate of Boston Ckiffee and doughnuts will be chairman of the Board of to give some indication they Democrats and Republicans have been awarded OUR BACKS.” lesser amounts for lighting of for portable classroonns and student representative. Now a University’s College of served from 10 to 11:30 a.m., Elducation to the Concerned would do so. “ It became rather last night, not over tennis scholarships by the Polish the courts under separate improvements to Timothy junior at the University of Business Administation, and and from noon to 2 p.m. Citizmis for Responsive and In reply to several other obvious that the board would do courts, but over the method contracts and from local elec American Citizens Club and the Connecticut, she is majoring in has been a resident of luncheon consisting of assorted Responsible Government remarks made by Arnold, such ' nothing but issue Edwards and Orchard Hill suggested by the council for the trical firms. club’s auxiliary. The gran^ are clothing and textiles and plans a Manchester for seven years. sandwiches, hot dogs, desserts (CCRRG) to “ get off the school as “ How long will the people pronouncemnts rationalizing schools by adding sanitary hearing. for $100 each and this is the 12th future in the field of retailing Doing The and beverages, will bie served. allow this group to go on?” Mayor Abraham Glassman sewers. State law requires the She Is a member of the church’s board’s back” has been the defeat of the high school ad The original motion, year the club has made such and merchandising. Turkey Trot The program is under the Ober said it Seems more strongly opposed tabling the financing body of the town, administrative boaf-d, the attacked by COIRG member dition. He said that in view of establishing Dec. 4 at 7:30 p.m. awards. Orlowski is the son of Mr. and Thanksgiving is the day for appropriate to ask "How long matter until the bids were (council) to accept or reject Council of Ministries, and the general direction of Mrs. Major Alan C. Obw in an open letter to the board’s reluctance to take in the Town Hall as the time Two students from Vernon, turkey, cranberry sauce and received, and indicated all the requests of the board. Mrs. Louis A. Orlowski, 67 Commission on Stewardship Lawrence Beadle. the news media and the town’s will people sit by and let an any action, we have invited and place, contained no money John R. Deptula and Wayne L. piles of mashed potatoes. It is information necessary to Also approved was the Keeney St. He is a 1970 and Finance. She is also board of education. ' unheeding, unresponsive board these groups, as well as the appropriation in the wording Jalbert, were among the five also the day when the head of establish the cost, would be amended United States Housing graduate of East Catholic High Secretary of the Building Com Committee chairmen are: Ober is claiming the “ right of try to shove unwanted, board, to get together for some before the councilmen, but was receiving the awards. From our household dons his AAU available at the public hearing. Act. of 1937 for the town, which School where he was active in mittee. Mrs. Ethel Duncan, home peq>le to participate in the unworkable and exhorbitant informal, and hopefully, later amended to include the Manchester was Mark P. number and runs around Howard Fitts, an opposing allows a private developer, intra-mural sports. He was a Mrs. Weinberg is a library baked food table; Gladys democratic process and the building progranu down their constructive discussion of the cost not to exceed $75,000. Orlowski; Bonita M. Deskus of Manchester in the annual 5- councilman, said the resolution working under guidelines of the volunteer camp counselor at worker at Highland Park School White, Christmas cards; Mrs. duty of the elected officials to throats?” He said that Arnold problem as it now stands. Councilman Leonard South Windsor and Barbara Ann mile Turkey Trot. in his opinion, “ is setting an federal and state government, Camp Kennedy for two and is associated with T. J. Ruby Clough, Country Store; serve the needs of all the pleads for public support for the Sorosiak said he did not favor Fanning of Windsor, were The first year he announced artificial limit” and asked that to construct elderly housing summers. He is now in his Crockett Realty. She and her Mrs. Francis McCarthy, people,” as he reasons for the board’s adtion and then the resolution, because ohe honored. he was running, our boys the decision wait until other units which are under the junior year at Lyndon State husband, owner of the Vernon Mrs. Stiinley Weinberg Jr. variety table. citizen’s interest in the action questioned, “ vrtut action Mr. amount exclud^ some of the The awards go to students thought it was a great idea. figures were available. He said jurisdiction of the town's College in Vermont. Upon Auto Washt are parents of two of the board. He also called for Arnold?” project bidders and was not a already attending college and “ Is he really going to chase a About Town the cost is a “ seat of the pants housing authority in regard to graduation he plans to teach. girls, Leslie, II, and Susan, 6. The Home League will a look at the record and Ober said that as of this date summation of all bids. He selection is based on scholastic turkey?” asked John who was feeling’’ and the council should lim itations on income and Jalbert is the son of Mr. and and reside at 197 Highland St. Mrs. William Gray, pianist; feature handmade aprons and explained why the eyes of the the board has spent several Miss Naomi Foster will speak favored the council going achievement, financial need then three years old. be going in with a m ore ability of renting individuals. Mrs. Lawrence A. Jalbert, Other officers installed were; Mrs. John McKenna, program knit goods with Mrs.. Annie group are on the school board. hundeds of thousands of dollars on her 28 years work in Turkey, before the public with an $85,000 and leadership. The recipients “ Will he win?” ventured Tom scientific figure. Other Artionii Dobson Rd. He graduated from Mrs. Earl Odom, first vice coordinator; Mrs. James Russell and Miss Edith Jackson His letter reads in part, “ Mr. to purchase land for a non- tonight at 7; 30 in the Federation figure. must be sons or daughters of -who was still young enough to The vote showed 6-3 in favor The council accepted and St. Bernard’s School and president; Mrs. James Hoagland, publicity; Mrs. in charge. The Friendship -n Arnold has been on the Board of existant high school, feasibility Room of Center Congregational Leo Mainelli, another club or auxiliary members. believe his Dad could do of the resolution with Fitts, approved Mrs. Winfred Wilson Rockville High School where he Mitcheltree, second vice presi Ralph Herman, rotation; Mrs. Circle table featuring “ this ‘n Education for over six year. studies and architect’s tees tor Church. The public is invited. councilman, said he favored the Miss Fanning is the daughter anything. ‘ Sorosiak, and John Mitchell, as its secretary replacing Mrs. was active In football, baseball, dent; Mrs. William Lemion, Robert Samuelson, sunshine; that” and attic treasurer will During this time, as and two defeated building $75,00p amount because it of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick The girls were not as voting against and Glassman, Claire Nlzankiewicz who basketball and soccer. He is in secretary; Mrs. Alfred Davis; Mrs. Stanley Best, shut-in coor be manned by Mrs. Dora electedofficial, he has been proposals, and several Boy Scout Troop 98, Buckley establishes a priority with Fanning of 27 LePage Rd. She his senior year at Eastern enthusiastic. “ That’s Spatig. An ice cream bar will be Deputy Mayor Robert Smith, resigned. treasurer; Mrs. Rodger Gray; dinator. charged vHth the responsibility thousands of dollars to “ adver School, under the direction of which he would consider a graduated from S.S. Cyril- Connecticut State College. He ridiculous!” protested Sara. presented by the Orfitelli Sandra Bender, Richard It also voted to Incorporate secretary of mission location; Circle chairwomen are: Mrs. of listening to, and responding tise the fact that the problem is Frank Burns, will collect project price and only excluded Methodius Parochial School served as vice president of his “ Nobody else’s father is family. still with us and no solution has Berrio, Robert Hornish and into a report of the Soil Mrs. Richard von Hollen, Mrs. Kenneth Grant, Dupee; Mrs. to the educational needs of the children’s clothing for the the highest bidder. and Northwest Catholic High freshman class and has been on running,” wailed Kate who was Kaav* frutnd ** Mainelli in favor of the $75,000 Conservation Commission, Paul Offen and Mrs. Alan citizens of South Windsor. The Sacred Heart Parish in Hart The council has three bids it School. She is now a senior at close to tears. Robert Ramsey, secretary, Responding to still another cost limt. plans for a 9.8 acre dry sedi the dean’s list for his freshman Newton, Edgar; Mrs. Earle Members of the luncheon one overwhelming problem ford. For pickup, contact Burns is considering for the base price Qulnniplac College in Hamden. “ I know exactly how you feel spiritual growth; Mrs. Robert statement by Arnold, in which .Approve Re-Kvalualion ment pool at the Avery Brook and sophomore years. Upon Dougan, Epworth; Mrs. Robert committee are; Mrs. Ruth facing the board during Mr. Ar at 27 Montclair Dr., not including lighting. These She was awarded the Silver Key graudation he plans to pursue a girls,” I sympathized. “ But Gordon Jr., representative to the chiarman said if the board In other action, the council Watershed flood control project Church Women United. Darr, Hollis; Mrs. Robert Blevins, Mrs. Lillian McCann, nold's tenure, has been that of Manchester. Collection range from $41,00 to $54,1J0. for having the highest average career in social work. YOUR father is running and needs assistance it can appoint approved the authorization of a to the west of Beelzebub Rd. Richmond, Mispah-Spencer; Mrs. Marion Kloter,'Mrs. high school overcrowding. The deadline is Dec. 1. Bids including lighting are up in her freshman class. She is a Deptula is the son of Mr. and he’s going to need you to cheer Committee chairwomen a committee of responsible bid award for a re-evaluation of The town will define the limits Mrs. Stanley Best, Mrs. Ber William Hall, Mrs. Alice Mun- X. board’s ' response to that one as high as the $84,000. The member of Delta Chi chapter of Mrs. Joseph Deptula of 14 him on.” include: Mrs. James Todd, citizens to study the problem, property by the United of taking lines on properties and nard Scoville, Stanley; and sie, Mrs. Myrtle McComb, Mrs. issue reads like a litany of members also have authoriza Alpha Mu Gamma, the National Senaca Dr. He graduated from By Thanksgiving morning the fellowship; Miss Virginia Ryan, Ober said “ Arnold seems to Appraisals Co. of 53 Connec will get back to the commission Mrs. Ethel Brown Swanson, Janice Hupper, Mrs. Rhoda failure, and although I cannot tion from the Board of Foreign language honor S t. Joseph’s School as girls had rallied and had even hospitality; Mrs. 'Thure suffer, not only from a loss of ticut Blvd. in East Hartford for as soon as possible. Story. Krinjak, Mrs. Blanche admire that record, I must say Education to construct the society. She spent five weeks of salutatorlan and from enlisted the support of the other Blomberg, kitchen; Mrs. hearing when the voters shout $51,900. The study should be Town Manager Terry Mrs. Russell MacKendrick, Bonafine, and Mrs. David School courses on school property so the summer of 1971^udying at Rockville High School where he kids on the street. They carried Robert Knight, membership; they deserve a measure of for a workable solution, but a completed by January of 1975. Sprenkel commented on willful president from 1960-1962, and Rogers. Miss Gail Blevins is in respect for their amazing per- the fields may be used during the University of ^lam anca was a member of the National “ Run Dad Run” posters and loss of memory as well.” It will be a door-to-door canvass damage being done to traffic Premiere To Benefit Hospital Mrs. Warren (/urtis, president, charge of waitresses, and W s. sistance in the face of such the day by students. This and graduated with honors. She Honor Society. While in high made a sign for the front door According to Ober, the board Cafeteria to determine what control signs in South Windsor 1966-1970, were the installing Mary Thrall will serve as adversity. authorization allows the council will graduate from Quinnlpiac school he was active in varsity that read “ Big Chief-Turkey- PACE Offers did appoint a committee of improvements have been made on Saturday night, Sprenkel Purchasing tickets for the premiere showing of the new a defibrillator for the hospital’s emergency room, an officers. Dupee Circle provided cashier. The record; 1. A referendum to plan for $40-$45,000 as the in 1973 and plans to attend sports. He is now a junior at Trot Lives Here!” responsible citizens to study the m homes in the town and taxing said some 40 to 50 signs were Peter Hunt film, “ 1776” , from Mrs. John Dougan of the infant warmer, and a resuscitator for obstetrics. Prior to Class Dec. 6 the refreshments. The public is invited. for a $9 million, 2,000 pupil high Vandalized price for the base. This amount, graduate school for her masters Merrimack College in North When we joined the crowd of problem and this “ inpartial of the homes and public damaged, and repair and Manchester Junior Women’s Club is Edward Keeney, school which was d e f e a t by a if applied for by the local board in Spanish. She is interested in Andover, Mass, where he is the film presentation, there will be a champagne party and spectators along Main Street it A free pregnancy class, committee,, representing a BRIDGEPORT (AP) - buildings and real estate. replacement of the signs, will administrator of Manchester Memorial Hospital, as Dr. votingjbhrgin of seven to one. and approved by the State teaching mentally retarded majoring in business ad- a mini fashion show. Tickets are $7.50 per person and may was so cold we buttoned our sponsored by PACE, Inc., will cross section of the entire com VUndals caused several thou The council returned $300,000 cost the townspeople $3-$400. 2. The appointment of a Board of Education, can be 50 Spanish children. niinistration and is a four-time Frank H. Horton waits his turn. Show, being sponsored by be obtained by contacting Mrs. Dougan, 13 Santina Dr., or coats up tight and curled our be held Dec. 6 at Child & munity, did submit it’s report, sand dollars worth of damage to from the School Building Fund He said the police department committee to study other alter per cent reimbursable to Bonita Deskus is the daughter member of the dean’s list. the club and WINF, will be presented Dec. 20 at U.A. through the hospital’s public relations department. fingers inside our miitens. Family Services, 1680 Albany which ^ e board ignored.” Bassick High School over the to the Capital Reserve Non- has leads as to who was doing natives.!,; residents. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Honored for academic achieve Theater East at 7:30 p.m. Poceeds will be used to purchase (Herald photo by Buceiyicius) “ Stamp your feet to keep Ave., Hartford at 8 p.m. open tonite ’til Commenting further, Ober weekend, ransacking the Recuring Expenditures fund. the damage, and said they are 3. A refusal to accept the Town Manager Terry Deskus, 282 Dart Hill Rd., and ment by the Massachusetts warm,’’ I cautioned the Together with the showing of everytim^ requested Arnold to look closely cafeteria and putting it out of The money was transferred working to find the persons conclusions and Sprenkel said in order to keep is a graduate of South Windsor Society of Certified Public Ac children. the film “ B irthright” the for tiianb^hri^! at the facts and “ you will find commission for the rest of the originally, to be used to defray responsible. reconui^ndations ofthis com the aid request “ clean” , the High School. She was recipient countants, he is currently under My husband told us what to following topics will be the majority of the (X R R G week, officials said Monday. the costs of the proposed He asked that anyone seeing the mittee.^ board reasonsed the lighting of of the Rensselear Math Award nomination for Who’ s Who Face The Holidays In Style expect. “ Don’t look for me for covered: physical and members, myself included, The cafeteria “ looks like a addition to the high school. The damage being done, contact the '4. A (failu re to heed and the courts would not come and honors -as an outstanding Among College Students. He 35 minutes,” he Mid. “ Don’t emotional changes during were members of the school bomb hit,” said Thomas $1.9 m illio n p ro je c t was police in order that an end can respond to the petition of 1,850 under the aid to education home economics student. She plans to be a CPA upon gradua send out the St. Bernard for 45 pregnancy, relaxation facilities committee.” He adds Carroll, director of food ser defeated in the Nov. 7 referen be put to the destruction. voters requesting a referendum because the courts would be was also a Coed Magazine tion from college. Try A Wig minutes. And remember,” he techniques and exercises for M t m that from the looks of the vices or the Board of dum. lih e miraeld of mainitlnUt | on the “ Wapping Plan.” added with a grin at his sons, comfort during pregnancy, record, “ the board should not Education. 5. The referendum for a,.^ OO accept a luncheon invitation “ There’ll be a couple of runners nutrition and breathing dovifitcw n m a n e h M td P only feel that it needs There was “ tomato sauce up By BETTY RYDER million addition to the present from a long lost pal just in town coming in before your old techniques for use during labor assistance, it should be looking to your knees„ eggs on the (H<*rBld R«>porli>r) high school. A plan which the for holiday shopping, try a wig. man!” and delivery. for all the help it can get walls, spaghetti and whole Thanksgiving is upon us and school { administration had Experiment a little. If your The first runner down Main The class, taught by a instead of yelling at concerned turkeys everywhere, along with from “here in until Christmas previously seen as undesirable hair is long, select a short wig, S.t. was Amby Burfoot. He was professional nurse with a citizens to “ get off our backs.” cheese on the ceiling,” he said, It and New .Year’s the pace and unworkable when it or vice versa. If you’ve always followed by another, then two master’s degree in maternal in “ We ill get off your back, Mr. adding hat 50 dozen eggs were quickens. Members of Manchester Chapter appeared that they would be worn it straight and unwaved more and soon a steady flow of fant health, is repeated on the Arnold, Ober replied, “ We’ll hurled against the cafeteria For many it will be quick qble to get a completely new of U N IC O are donating baskets of get off when you and rest of the walls. trips to the Shopping centers to try a curly wig. If you once runners was going by, their feet first Wednesday of every building. pounding, their breaths’ froisty month. Fathers are welcome. . board stc^ playing politics and In addition to damage to the finish their Christmas gave thought to the new *‘shag« food» N e ^ $mall items of olothing ;j>6. A {twoi^idflne defeat at the: cut, but couldn.’ t bear, the in the cold air. Iriforniatiori about PACIE’s get down to the job you were cafeteria, lesser damage was shoppingrbut for most of us it you from harried “ I ’ve just got Hills for the proposed addition, scissors snipping away at your When my watch showed that six-week Lamaze Childbirth elected to do: We’ll get off your done to the auto mechanics will only be the beginning of the one more present to get” ahd new toys for n M y fantllles Ih tmd fin ally a cry for the long locks, try a “ shag” wig. 33 minutes had past, I began to classes will also be available. back when you stop dictating shop, the visual aides office and hustle and bustle till Santa shopper to a well-groomed, After all, if you aren’t happy worry and scanned the distance For information about either Manchester at Christmas. Anyone and start listening.” the nurses’ office, he said. arrives. relatively c^lm, guest or with your new image pop off the with a concerned eye. program contact Debbie Ober also hit on charges by Carroll explain^, that in the And of course, amidst it all. hostess. interested in making donations Arnold n -which he . How many tirries have you wig and you are back where you “ Where’s Daddy,” wailed Kreitner of the PACE office. dining hall, doors were torn off “ characterized us (the lamented that a late invitation started. John who by this time was Next series begins Dec. 8. please contact their hinges, some of the locks Edwuifl J. Dupre CCRRG) as “ non-elected, non was turned down because your Of course, when you try them wrapped Indian style in the car were smashed, food was stuffed officials who spend a lot of time ^Phone 643-2711 To Include Your Business hair “ simply wasn’t right?/’ on. thoughts like “ what would blanket. RICHARD MERRITT into cash registers, plugs pulled A curved vegetable brush and energy on educational And when the man in your life-* “ I want to go home and eat from large refrigerators, VFW Post makes quick work and easy matters,” and declarations that tries his best to reassure with a. turkey,” complained a second REAL ESTATE AGENCY | ^ refrigerator doors were pulled In the Herald^s Christmas Gift Guide! cleaning of the inside of the this group as “ vigilantes, are “ oh, it looks all right,” that voice from under the blanket. off and food dumped on the are the gala holiday parties, the food chopper. The brush does undermining the efforts of the really does it, the invitation is Edward J. Dupre of 539 E. Then we saw him up ahead. 1 not catch on the blades, yet it flo o r, and windows w ere IK r *" ^ffe^Holiday Special Purchasal^ T “ just drop in for a minute” TEL. 646-1180 by Dec. 12 town’s elected Officials. refused, and you are miserable. Center St. has been named relaxed and uncrossed my quickly removes any particles smashed. gatherings that last for hours. Indicating the record “ speak Fettiv* Dining Harvest Hill Many women shy away from national aide-de-camp of the fingers. The kids went crazy! of food. No arrests were made, police Of course, being party-minded, for itself” Ober said he Bngins With we can’t refuse (and who wants wigs that look “ different,” but Veterans of Foreign War, ac Gone were their thoughts of the said. PACKAGE STORE cold and the turkey. They considers these remarks Dining Room MANCHESTER PARKADE to) but to iqeep up the pace and if you are the shy type, pick a cording to announcement by against the group as “ Intern- wig that looks like your own Patrick E. Carr of Louisiana, whooped and jumped with such Valuot from still have that holiday look most John say,” or “ the children will prate” and the chairman’s / hair. Perhaps, later, when you commander-in-chief of the enthusiasm that policeman had of us need HELP! laugh themselves silly,” or display of “ pique” seems to Blau Furnitura are more accustomed to VFW of the United States. to caution them to stand back. MOTORCYCLE The answer is a wig. A wig, “ my boss will faint,” may cross have been “ triggered from the You’ll ••• dining We Feature wearing one, you’ll get a little Dupre, who was installed a A few seconds later the loud simple or high fashion, as your your mind. But never under efforts of the CCRRG to bring rwmts In Colonial, more daring and wear one with commander of the Manchester speaker announced that our SERVICE mood dictates, but one that estimate the power of a wig (or More people every day the various groups of citizens Contomporary, man had crossed the finish line. A Complete Line of once topped upon your own a little more dash. a woman) John may just ask VFW Post in 1971, is a native of “ Let’s go find Dad,” yelled who are genuinely concerned Provincial, Spanlah IMPORTED and DOMESTIC frazzled tresses, transforms For the busy days ahead, you out to dinner, the kids may North Adams, Mass. He has WINDOW •FfwIW np the kids starting down Main about our educational problems and Maditarranaan when you just don’t have time pipe up with “ Mom, you look lived in Manchester for the past together as a first step in to go to the hairdresser, or for 20 years. A Navy veteran he is Street at a gallop. in atock tor holiday WINES Guest Speaker great,” and as for the boss, choose low-cost SHADES resolving educational problems ^iCDry MlullnEM FOR THE HOLIDAYS that cruise you hope to We weren't the first ones to dalivary. well, he’ll certainly know general manager of in light of the present SwvIm m MMt 1 International Associates, Inc., reach my husband! As we Mode to Order Atty. Paul Orth, a “ recuperate” on after the hec you’re a girl with a head on Bring your old roUert in situation.” The eeting is NpilvMiMi. tic holidays, or you can and serves as a Veterans approach^ we saw two attrac I COLONIAL MAPLE 7-Piece cooperating attorney for the your shoulders. nad inve S5o per slnide. scheduled for tonight at 8 p.m. Pine Rd. Table wiUi Administration fee appraiser. tive female friends giving him a 38x48” DINETTE Connecticut Civil Liberties in the high school. Ober said it Leaf and 4 large real hero’s welcome, Savings Bank Lite Insnranc^ MANCHESTER I OVALTABLE Includes: 6 beautifully GIFT PACKS In announcing his matching Mate's Union in masters pending E. L JOHNSON was felt by some that this effort Btyledhigh back “ hmmmmmmmm,” I said to chairs. With 4 Matching * before the courts, will be guest appointment, Cmdr. Carr said, I Naugahyde Chairs. COLLECTORS’ BOTTLES the children quickening my is an initiative that should have HONDA M ate's Chairs. speaker, Nov. 29. at the ’’Dupre has expended a PANiT GO. pace just a little. “ Let’s get come from the board itself. He ■ *349 quarterly tneeting of the considerable amount of time dtid here's why 723 MAIN ST. Phone 646-4055 •138“ your father home to carve that adds, that we waited for them I Regularly I43V.M •138“ Assumption Home and School and effort in furthering VFW Value IlSS.H Value turkey..right now!” Association. The meeting will goals at a local level, where the B SBLI is the money-saving w ay'to LOOK FOR THE HARVEST HILL be held at 8:30 p.m. in the strength of our membership buy life insurance in the State o f OPEN T O N IG H T ’til 9:00! DISCOVERY LABELS AND 8AVEI school hall. lies. My theme this year for the Connecticut. VFW is, 'L e t's put it all And Evary Night (Bat, 'til 5:30) Orth, a graduate of B SBLI is sold direct at savings Dartsmouth. received his law together in ’73’ and I am Peaches have fewer calo Mifving confkocticul horrwmnkn/B stricn IDOQ banks or by mail. N o one w ill degree from Haryard, and is a pleased to include him as one of ries than apples or pears, ac GENTLE come to your home. member of the American Bar the leaders of the cording to Encyclopaedia Association. organization." Britannica. B SBLI is the ideal way to build TERMS! He will discuss the position of sound protection on a budget. blau furniture stores • CASH the Connecticut Civil Liberties • CHARGE ADAM’S B SBLI offers all standard forms of M- ' Stfmi A 1 - i. PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, qwm., Tues., Nov. 21, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues.. Nov,21.1972- PAGE SEVEN Court Cases Rham Coventry iEimitttg ll?f alh CIRCUIT COURT 12 nacle Rd., Ellington, charged Jackston Manchester Session with failure to grant right of Tonight Start Ceases disposed of Monday way. High Level of Lake Founded Oct, 1881 included; Raymond Card, no age given, New Head Randall L. Baker, 24, of East of Juniper Dr., Coventry, Of Mediation Hartford, fined |20 for fourth- ■ newspaper b7 carrier daity ^iiefbre 6 p.m. allowing a dog to roam. decided to adc the board to back OfZBA Published by Manchester Publishing Co., degree larceny. The Regional District 8 Board sbotdd telephone the circulation dejiart* Albert J. Daniels, 18, of Revives Dam Puzzle 13 Bissdi S t r ^ Manchester, Conn. 06010, Brendon Breen, 64, of 76 of Education has received the addition. NicHJjMs Jackston of 405 Hartford, breaking and U this should be the case, 70 claims of trying to cooperate. teiephtme 643-S711 (AC 203.) meat, 647-99M. Birch St., fined |20 for intoxica entering with criminal intent. notification from the State Hackmatack St. was named HOLLY GANTNER officials attempted to open the Board of Education that a per cent of the total cost would Correspondent Sutures appeared reluctant to Member Audit Bureau of Circulation tion. The court remitted the WiUiam Smith, 49, of 447 E, chairman of the Manchster gates, but they were jammed, Published every evening except Sundays fine. mediation session on the 1972- be reimbursed through state ZoMng Board of Appeals Mon Tel. 742-8795 and finally' were removed do just that. The matter was and holidays. Entered at the Mandiester, M mber of The Associated Rtem Middle Tpke., breach of peace. funds arid the rennainii^ 30 per finally settled by the council Gene Cipriano, 39, of 1973 board-teadier professional day night in a special meeting A Discussion of the Coventry altogether. Apparently, the -w Charles O. Sleeves, 35, of cent would have to be finance. agreeing to take on the Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail Wilmington, Vt., fined |30 for agreement and salaries has prior to the Imard’s public Lake dam, whether or not it is capacity for flow to lower the Meriden, fourth-degree The board agreed to meet engineering study, no mention Matter. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes speeding. 'ITie court remitted larceny. been set for this evening at 7 at hearing session. indeed a dam, and the Mgh lake level is insufficient to keep the Gilead Hill School in with the delegation, but men water in the lake occupied the of cost sharing, and the niatter Buri L. Lyons Publisher ' no financial responsibility tor 315. Joseph Zocco, 33, of Rocky Jackston, a Democrat, will the lake at a low level, since the Hebron. tioned that the educational head a board which is 4-1 bulk of the Town (}ouncirs time water Is now quite h i^ and the to be turned over to both typopraphical etron appearing in adve?- Doody Figueroa, 21, of Hill, operating an unregistered needs committee is due to sub Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in The Willimantic, fined a total of 345 motor veMcle. Mediation procedures were Democratic. His election is at its meeting last Mght, with a gates have not yet been Walker and the town attorneys requested by the Rham Educa mit its recommendations at the for further study. Manchester Evening Herald. for operating a motor veMcle effective at the board’s next representative of Sutures, Inc. replaced. Payable in Advance tion Association (REA) in 19th meeting, and any additions arid its attorney on hand to In other action last Mght, the Display advertising dosing hours, three without a license, operating a The case of Donald P. session, in January. Sutures claims it has a new One Month $3.25 One Year 339.00 September, only three weeks will have to be tied in with tMs Jackston succeeds Rudolph participate in the talks. set of gates, wMch it is ready to council adopted two full (toys prkHT to puMteathm. motor vehicle with illegal Mooney, 16, of 90 Wells St., was committee’s recommendations. Single Copy 15* Six Months 119.50 muffler, and operating a motor after the braid voted to deny a Pierro of 181 Dartmouth Rd., Several citizens rose early in turn over to the town, but these ordinances, one setting up a Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon continue to Dec. 4 for a closed possible 3500 fine for violation vehicle with unsafe tires. A hearing to determine his request from REA to continue whose term on the board has the meeting to complain about have not yet been installed. By Carrier, Weekly 75* Three Months 19.75 prior to dtqr of publication; UnoonFHday Evaluation of the building code, and one charge of speeding was nolled eligibility as a youthful the 1971-1972 professional expired. Pierro, a Republican, the Mgh water level of the lake, Councilman Jesse Brainard Suhsdibers who fail to recdve tSrir for publication Saturday and Monday. agreement with the teachers Superintendent of Schools Dr. was appointed in September especially in terms of how it insisted that all property amending the building code to (not prosecuted). offender. David Cattanach reported on ArUienea E. Hardy, 31, of Mooney is charged with third- until negotiations are com 1970 to fill a vacancy; he affects to homeowners on the owners along the mill brook, provide for a revised fee pleted and a new contract is this past week’s evaluation of became chairman last January. lake. They wondered what which is fed by lake overflow, schedule. On 3500 worth of Willimantic, fined 325 for degree burglary and fourth- Rham by the New England fourth-degree larceny. degree larceny in connection signed. A native of Ansonia, Jackston action could be taken to lower must be searched out to see if work, he building permit will Association of Schools and cost 32; on work valued James T. Lebel, 61,‘of 80 with the recent theft of a 350 At that time the board ruled is head of the history the lake level, and Council they have any rights on the Those Military Cutbacks that since the REA and the Colleges stating that no rating Chairman Albert Bradley between 3501 and 31,000, it will Devon Dr., fined 340 for microphone from St. James department at East Hartford dam, although he said, as far as will given until sometime in be 34; over 31,000 worth of work reckless driving. The original Church on Main St. board are not presently High School. He is a graduate of explained that tMs precise point he was concerned the buildup of operating under a continuing March. had been shifted to the number earth near the gates was not will be charged at 35 per Many sections of the country may reduction in military expenditures charge was operating a motor Boston College, and he holds a contract, salaries will be same However, a total report from master’s degree from Boston one spot on the agenda of the really a dam at all. thousand. vehicle while under the The case of Keith R. Matte, the evaluating committee feel adversely affected by the may be achieved. influence of liquor. as one the 197172 schedule with University. meeting. After considerable talking on The council also appointed 21, of 111 E. Middle Tpke., should be received in about Joanne Corrigan, Rt. 44A, to the Pentagon’s planned cutbacks in bases Defense Secretary Melvin Laird has Brian K. McMahon, 19, of no increments. Jackston was varsity baseball Joseph Adams, manager of both sides, Councllwoman Rose and civilian employment but this is charged with breach of peace The board has been three weeks at wMch time the coach at East Hartford High Sutures, and Philip Walker, Fowler heatedly noted “without Conservation Commission, Willimantic, fined 350 for report will be released in total the time for acceptance of changes promised to reduce spending by one (three counts), second-degree negotiating with the REA since School for 17 years. He is a attorney for the surreal thread pounding my fists on the table,” filling a vacancy created by thp evading responsibility. assault, and iliegal possession or not at all, according to the resignation of John Lacek. Mrs. that in the- long run will mean a and a half billion dollars this year and Randy L. Palko, n , of Dm . of 1971 on the new contract veteran minor league infielder manufacturer, which has been that the problem has been of controlled drugs, was but has been unsuccessful in board’s decision. located in (Coventry since 1962, before the council for many Corrigan has a proven interest stronger country. such a reduction can only be made by Willington, fined 310 for in professional baseball. continued to Dec. 4. reaching agreement. Staff Also Monday night, the ZB A attempted to explain to the months and it was time to stop in conservation matters, having operating a motor vehicle Judge James Hennebry The board approved a leave worked on the Beautification There will be ample time for plan cutting down on bases without regard without a license. This evening’s ineeting is named Bernard Johnson of 92 council that they were willing talking about doing something granted Matte’s request for a closed to the public. It will be of absence from March 1 until Redwood Rd. as board to cooperate in any way and get down to correcting the Committee in many areas, ning new employment opportunities to local demands for retention of Arthur L. Peterson, 53, of Rt. public defender, but Circuit the end of the school year for most particularly in the 31, Coventry, fined -f20 for attended by representatives of secretary. Johnson, a possible in the repair of the problem. for those who will be displaced marginal or unneeded facilities. Court 12’s public defender. Al the board, the REA and state maternity reasons for physical Democrat, succeeds Alexander gates that control the level of Richard Breault then moved recycll^ program. failure to drive right. ly. Terrence Sullivan, declined education teacher Mrs. Agnes because of the declining needs in the Cuts are expected to be made in Daniel E. Roberts, 22, of 77E mediators. Eigner Jr. of 43 Woodstock Dr. the lake. A title search, they that a recommendation from to take the case. Atty. Sullivan Valentini. Eigner, a Republican, remains said, has not yet revealed Juri the town engineers be carried Vietnam war and the urgent necessity army 'maintenance and logistics .^.1 Sycamore Lane, fined 3100 for Music Addition It also accepted the ^ -V. said he could not objectively on the board. who owns the gates, wMch are out, and that an engineering Oyitort adv. In illegal possession of controlled defend Matte, because he was The Band Boosters Club has resignation of social studies for trimming the budget to areas, with no major Installation drugs. The members are now surrounded by some raised study of the site be done at a Pinahurtt Monday night present at the scene of the requested the board to permit a teacher Mrs. Linda Newmann earth and referred to as the necessities. slated for a complete shutdown. Eroll N. Shain, 38, of Stafford Chairman Jackston, Secretary cost of about 32,2(X), to be split ad should havo raad alleged incidents. delegation to address the board whose husband has been dam. The point is, they said, evenly by Sutures and the town. Springs, fined 3100 for at its Dec. 18 meeting to ask for Johnson, Eigner, John No announcement of the reductions Rather, many small depots are ex A special public defender will transferred to New York State. Cagianello of 85 Crestwood Dr., that they have water rights ONE PINT LESSER YELLOWLEGS (By Sylvian Ofiara) operating a motor vehicle while be appointed to represent an addition to the music This resignation is effective Atty. Walker balked at this, in manpower and facilities is ex pected to be closed, consolidated or and James Tani of 90 Concord from the lake flow-off, and this under the influence of liquor. Matte. facilities at the school. Dec. 15. apparently seeing a sharingof Stanley Shamonis, 42, of 45 Rd. Alternates are Charles water is used in the 2.29 pected before the new Congress takes cut back. Matte was nabbed by The club presently has manufacturing process as well the costs as being locked into a Sony lor tho orror. \roodside St., South Windsor, petitions circulating throughout Froh of 9 Chambers St. and sharing of repair costs as well. up its task in January. This may cause Manchester Police Nov. 9 as he Repatriation Paul Rossetto of 88 Ralph Rd. as fdr fire protection. The Navy would like to get rid of f^ed 310 for failure to obey left a Main St. pool hall. Police Hebron, Andover and Bradley noted that the council .traffic control signal. Sutures is nnalnly Interested r ^ r cu ssio n s in (Congress because said lie had on his person a Marlborough asking residents if was bending over backwards t o older shipyards, possibly one on each Inside Christopher Sheehan, 16, of Agreement in protecting its water rights, PInehurst small number of pills suspected they would be in favor of an cooperate with Sutures in the while every member says he wants to East Hartford, fined 320 for INVITATION and In cooperating with the coast. of being controlled drugs. addition to the music facilities Reached council, since the lake is so Mgh matter, but that despite its save money, when the' cuts affect failure to obey stop sign According to police. Matte and if they would be in favor of Laird is striving to maintain active (originally reckless driving). NEW DELHI (AP) - India TO BID andit appears likely to many installations in his district, he feels Anrireu- Tullv] caused a cqsturbance at police bringing the addition to and Bangladesh have agreed to that the dam, in its present duty forces at a level consistent with Raymond E. Spellman, 17, of referendum vote. PLAZi DEPARTMENT STORE bound to oppose them and points to R ep o rt Fare headquarters after he was repatriate family members of Sealed bids will be received condition, could burst, creating 24 ’Thompson St., Rockville, minimum defense needs to avoid cuts taken into custody. Two police, According to Band Booster PakistaM civilians and soldiers at the office of the Director of a severe flood condition In the " 70S EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER other places where cuts could be fined for operating a motor officers were injured in a president James Derby, the General Services, 41 Center that would impair the nation’s defense Rotvianfi Evans and Robert .\oroA -> vehicle with unsafe tires. in Indian custody in exchange village area. (RcriM (TM St RaHabma’i Chnk) made. scuffle with Matte, police group had hoped to be able to for the families of the 205,000 or Street, Manchester, Conn, until Last winter, when the lake 0PENWE0.,THURS.,FRI.TILL9 capability. Richard A. Stone, 17, of 3 reports said. finance any addition through 'December 8, 1972 at 11:00 a.m. Reductions should be made solely King St., Rockville, fined a so Bengalis interned in water was very high, town personal subscription and con Pakistan. for: President Nixon, in his determina Republican Outrage He Did His Share total of 330 for operating a Create your own Centerpiece , > on the basis of national requirements, tributions. An Indian government an FumsMng Lighting Fix motorcycle without a license, However, after several tures with our IkeutHul eeleotlon of , not political considerations. Millitary tion to hold total federal spending WASHINGTON - When Sen. To avoid m ist^es of the past, schedule. SOUTHBRIDGE, Mass. - they are, and so are'the millions nouncement said the move was like him across the land. operating an unregistered The case of James V. Magee meetings, they realized this Sandblasting & Painting within a $250 billion limit, deserves Gordon AUott left Washington his managers radically —. and Mr. Nixon visited Kentucky Ben sat down to read the Jr., manager of the Manchester. , proposed “as a humanitarian BOLAND needs indicate some bases should be in early autumn to campaign in Ben was big because he did motor vehicle, and illegal would be impossible in the tree Standpipe wisely — reduced his time on Oct. 26 only because nnanagers evening paper after supper — Book Shop at 739 Main St., was gesture” in hopes that Pakistan the support of every taxpayer. That Colorado for a fourth term, he his share. It never occurred to carrying of passenger on towns, and therefore have Furnishing Steel O IL CO. ARTIFICIAL closed, others consolidated, and the campaign trail, and that for former Gov. Louie Nunn, a Ms kid brother in W ashin^n is continued to Nov. 27 without would reciprocate. was armed with polls showing him that he might live:, by ^motorcycle. The court remitted Bid forms, plans and SDia 1B3S civilian manpower^ reduced so that means going along without complaint meant wholesale rejection of longtime Nixon ally running for the only member of the family 310. plea. him far ahead and'this requests from state candidate. the Senate, threatened a pubic that eats dinner at night — and , anything except Ms own labors. specifications are available at when reductions in military in , .^ym ond Strickland, 64, of 25 Magee, 30, of Bridgeport, is the Gtorierpl Services Office, 41 FUEL OILS FLOWERS & GREENS money can be made available for new comforting reassurance from But when it became obvious tantrum. Nunn lost anyway. quietly died, as he had quietly He was never rich, but what he South Windsor Moore St., fined 320 for failure charged with two counts of Center Street, Manchester, MITOHITK DCIIVERY and better weapons aiidv^ overall stallations occur. the White House: If you need Mr. Nixon was a Jandslide But final weekend Nhcon visits lived. had when he died he had earned rmuRiomcE by hard work that at Umes tO; drive in the established lane promoting obscemty. He was Connecticut. BUMETMCOUinSNUCOHED help from President Nixon, just winner over 6en. George: to New Mexico ai|d Oklahoma He was the oldest son in a (brigin’aily .evading arrested Nov. 1 on a warrant School Council Elected a S p ray say the Word. are credited hy Republican approached dni)lgery,''He^^was Town of Manchester, 3 u c « n u in . at 10$ & McGoveim no.matter what be famify of seven, and he. was So . ARMPMittll Ptoral Wfra ' r!esitonslbllity). serv^ by- State 'and’ local ,’lTinolhy' Edwards School G ilb ^ ■'littbay, Pahl Liuiie, Connecticut... AUott scarcely wspected he did, state I Republican leadiers ' politiciafis as helping io capture iTitich older than the baby that I of those who bMlbye^'kfliian police, in connection with a fhoM 3434320 : aiMf FtoPal Rtyrhfoam S ,5. should make i( on Ms own, " Scott a ; Jator 16, briiiilfohl,' students selected by the David Schmidt, and Mary Dole. Robert B. Weiai, Hospital Ship Has Proud Record, would need help against little- argue, that strategy needed two Democratic Senate seats. suppose he and I statistically , fined 35 for making ah illegal statewide anti-pornography His'life, in'today’s context, students body and teachers to Alternates are Kenneth See, General Manager known Republican-turned- drastic revision. More Such visits would have belonged to different left turn. raid. Democrat Floyd Haskell. But was guided 1^ the qld-fashiioned serve on a student advisoi^ Edward Helenski, Paul Cottle, done the same, they conclude. generations. But except that he ,'James Daly, 51, of no certain It is expected that there will Cynthia Bachman, Elizabeth It was in 1956 that Dr. William B. Jamaica (1971) and Brazil (1972). 0 when late polls showed Haskell Characteristically, the White values “reformers” urge (is to council tMs year are Iliene But more than regretting lost was always stronger and address, sentenceid to 30 days in be a hearing on a defense Hosking, Leanne Turnbull, and Since that first voyage, the -self- gaining rapidly and -AUott House is firing back hard in this opportunities, they resent Mr. handsomer and quietly wiser, I discard. He enlisted in the Matthews, Albert Marques, FESTIVE W al^, a Washington, D.' C., heart Republican cold war; defeated jail for intoxication. motion seeking to permit an John Kimmey, Christina Turn- Kenneth Dumas. PACKAGE STORES standing still, Allott’s Nixon’s attitude — as shown in . never noticed the gap because Army at 17 to fight'in World Paul Kristoff^, 52, of 232 out-of-state attorney to specialist, cohceived a unique project contained floating hospital and Republican candidates — bull, Susan Campbell, Andre To Distrihule Baskets THANKSGIVING operatives said the word in the open support for Sen. James 0. Ben was such good company. War I, and nearly died of Sjiring St., fined 310 for in represent Magee, according to especially AUott — erred in not Charbonneau, Joy Arnold, Lin Thanksgiving Day food for fostering international goodwill teaching, diagnostic and treatment form of an SOS to Mr. Nixon: Eastland of Mississippi, one of Until the telephone ~rang to tell diphheria resulting froiji a toxication. court officials. The state’s case WINES facility has trained more than 6,000 Come quick. tieing their campaigns closer to the last Dixiecrat. Senatorial me he had gone, I had never wound suffered on a Flairaers da Nelson, Eric Woodard, baskets are to be distributed to and understanding. is being handled by the Circuit Stephen Lange. Indeed, such a Nixon trip was Mr. Nixon. Besides, a last barons. The 13 Republican realized he was old enough to battlefield. Incidentally, until Court system’s chief needy families by the South LVEST local medical personnel in the' minute Presidential visit is a Cases nolled Monday Also, Lisa Ferguson, John Under the sponsorship of the tentatively scheduled on the Senators who on Oct. 11 signed call it a lifetime. he sat down to die, that was the included; prosecutor’s office in New Windsor Women’s Club. The distress signal that hurts more Rossley, Stephen (towles, Linda baskets were put together by People-to-People Health Foundation, countries visited. More than three campaign’s last weekend. But, a letter supporting Eastland’s After all, he could still put last time he Had been seriously Marc P. Boucher, 16, 97 Pin- Haven. in tlw end, it did not fit in (a big than helps (as, in fact, seemed Republican foe, Gilbert away his share of rye and brar ill. Regulbuto, Leonard Whitlock, the Community Affairs an independent nonprofit corporation, million people have benefited from true of Mr. Nixon’s Nov. 3 stop Committee of the club at the ILL snowfall in Colorado, Carmichael (getting an chasers with the youngesj Except for his belated a 15,000-ton veteran hospital ship of the medical services involved. Presidential operatives in Providence, R.I., for former amazing 40 per cent of the around the kitchen table. His engineering studies as a home of Mrs. Richard Moier. mutter). So, Gordon AUott, Gov. John Chafee’s, doomed middlh-aged father, he had lit . Foodstuffs were donated by World War II and the Korean war was In the spring of 1969, the HOPE vote),felt they had more to lose stride was strong because he chairman of the Senate Senate campaign). in the Senate from the mighty had walked thousands of miles tle education. He worked fqr the club members and area began health career training refitted and rechristened the S. S. Republican Policy Committee Nevertheless, Republican Eastland than did the president. in the bracing and often subzero many years with Ms hands, as merchants. Money was also raised through raffles and a HOPE. activities in the United States. Exten witt an inflexible record of leaders wanted Mr. Nixon — es If they risked alienating Mm, New. England air as a civil an auto mechanic. He pumped loyalty to Mr. Nixon, periled gqs in his own filling station and sale of candies to purchase the MANCHISm PAMUM sive programs have been established pecially in Delaware, where why couldn’t Mr. Nixon? engineer. He had biceps like In the years that followed, the name without any Presidential rescue two-term Sen. Caleb Bogg^ lost 'There outrage has not hams, only more gracefully changed flat tires in a day when needed items to complete the was to become a symbol of medical in the Mexican-American community expedition. to 29-year-old Democrat Joseph subsided since election day, a carved. you wrested tires off the riin baskets. As an added bonus, the That treatment of AUott is For families will receive gift teaching and compassion — and, of Laredo, Tex., and on the 16-million- Biden. With Boggs in trouble, harsh reality Mr. Nixon must But I write of him not to with your bare hands, not by one source for real anger by state chairman Gene Bunting now confront. Whereas Lyndon parade a personal loss, whidi is turning a crank. Thanksgiving certificates for merchandise indeed, hope — to millions around the acre Navaho Indian reservation in Republican politicians in the personally asked Mr. Nixon B. Johnson’s Indslide swept in a great, but because to m e‘’he And at last he was abld to redeemable at the Conunumty Closed for Hirift Shop on Sullivan Ave. world. Arizona. wake of Mr. Nixon’s 49-state twice. Another appeal came docile Democratic majority, represented a breed I fear may. turn to his true vocation a^ dn Beautify your home for tile sweep. Not since lameduck from Delaware’s most power Mr. Nixon faces a Senate not be dying out in tMs countiy. I' engineer, surveying thousands In 1960, the HOPE left on her The S. S. HOPE is due back from holiday with glorious President Eisenhower stood ful Republican; Tom Evans, co- only more liberal and more expect Ben was what our of acres of land^in the outdoors Natal, Brazil, in mid-December for a s id e d u rih g th e 1958 he loved in January’s blizzards blooms from our selection Thanksgiving maiden mission to Indonesia and Democratic but markedly'less political elitists and ^cial aiiieP A MODERN chairman of the Republican Democratic landslide has an in South Vietnam. Visits followed to repair and resupply. She will return to National Committee. But friendly on the Republican side planners.would call “little.” He as devoutly as in Ja n e ’s f of floral arrangements and cumbent President been so Delaware never was on the of the aisle. way as big as they are, whoever sunshine. ARRANGEMENTS bouquets to enhance every Peru (1962-63), Ecuador (1963-64), Brazil sometime in February, P H iR M A C Y excoriated by his own party’s He and Esther raised foUr decor. Guinea (1964-65), Ckilombia (1967), marking the first time the hospital members. Though publicly handsome strapping sona and Imported restrained in typical two comely daughters and AMERICAN New York State Wines Ceylon (1968-69), Tunisia (1969-70), ship has returned to a country. Republican fashion, party // marvelled at countless WINES FROM m leaders are privately outraged Remember, You Have Four Years and All granddiildren. In their home CASH qnd CARRY SPECIALS TA YLO R DINNER W INES Wines in denunciation of their It Takes Is Practice, Practice, Practice!' there was not only affection but New York Wine* Lake Country Red, Pink or White Sauteme White Dinner triumphant President. caring, and a firm parental THAHKSCIYING CENTER PIECE TAYLOR Wine is light and sweeter than Rhine Wine. from: That outrage seems intense Open Forum demand that responsibilities be iD 'A iiM te GOLDSEAL 5th *2.18 enough to threaten Mr. Nixon’s assumed. And always they 5?: m Let It Stand pie should decide, we who are sense. The majority voted, now second term in ways he does not worked; in the latter years of WIDMER Rose dinner wine has a fresh dry flavor. not directiy involved with all let it stand. appreciate. Republicans in thUir marriage Esther even GREAT WESTERN 5th *2.18 Italy Dear editor; the intricacies, have had no Sincerely, Congress promise to ignore took a full-time outside Job. A charter revision committee experience, haven’t listened to Jeanne Wright White House entreaties on Like her husband, she svas (Considering the long and MANISCHEWITZ GOLD S E A L Chile was appointed to study our pre all the debates and pros and 25 Brent Road tough legislation. Some even seized by the square notion that dismal history of arthritis, Catawba Pink Medium Sweet. Serve chilled. Try it. sent town government. The confess hopes that Mr. Nixon's iiti California Wines Denmark m cons. Really. Does that make Manchester society, if not God, helped thdse you might think that some conunittee members are people haughty chamberlains will be who helped themselves. universally effective form ALMADEN Qt. *1.99 Japan who have been involved with implicated in investigations of So, I write about my brother, of treatment would have town government for several Thanksgiving Day the Watergate scandal. CHRISTIAN who is dead. But if therp is been found by now . . . Yet Spain years. Thanksgiving Day is fast approaching, what does it mean? In effect, Mr. Nixon’s tribute in these words it is paid BROTHERS no one has ever discovered WIDMER Subcommittees are formed. The immigrants and Indians seeking realistic dreams, a dream acquiescence in Republican not so much to Ben as o a a cure-all for arthritis . . . PAUL MASSON Lake Niagara Light semi-dry wine. Fruity and about as Hungary , One particular group works on about America, The Great American Dream. defeats«has magnified his whole brethren, nien to w lom sweet as a good Barsac or light Sauteme. whether we should have the I feel on this Thanksgiving Day we all must stop and think about lameduck quality. “From now no monuments are raised, fjust Even so, there have been ITALIAN SWISS England council-idanager or strong how fortunate we are to live in this great land of ours, a nation on. I’ll be paddling my own men who pay their way. | remarkable advances in COLONY 5th *2.28 mayor form .of government. that is free. canoe,” a hitherto Nixonite the diagnosis and treat GALLO Portugal People of experience as mayors Yet wp must also recognize our loss of self esteem and work state chairman told us. “The ment of arthritis in recent and managers are called in for togeUiCT, hand and band, to bring to our nation respect and honor, LEJON LANCERS VIN ROSE France price of an invitation to dinner Herald | years . . . As research a questioning and they speak of peace & love; opportunity for all and an end to discrimination. at the White House is too high to continues, new modes of INGLENOOK A Rose Dinner Wine Germany ^ e pros ai^ cons. The majority So on this special day, Nov. 23, let us bow our heads in prayer, pay.” Yesterdays | treatment, even though not DUBONNET 5th *4.59 of the (HHnmittee now votes tor then, all together sing, “My Country Tis of Thee.’’ If this feeling persists, the capable of curing arthritis, Madrid manager-council form of E. L. Surdel str;.tegy of the 1972 Nixon 25 Years Ago j. ROMA’S Product of Portugal. can at least slow it down or f -^vem m ent. 300 South Street, Apt. S-1 campaign will have backfired. Board of Directors decide to Now somebody says the peo- Rockville As minimize permanent joint m study possibility of wepkly Shown damage and enable victims i Current Quote rather than monthly rubbi^ ’2.99 SEVEN LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU to live more comfortable collection by town’s contractor “He ... knows that the same and active lives . . . Anthony Botticello. Manchester Bishops Corner Corbins Cornqr Sigourney St. Today in History people who voted for him for Several town officials tell Shoppinf Parkade West Hartford West Hartford Hartford President also voted for board they favor land fill Proper medicatioo alleviates Today is Tuesday, Nov. 21, ratified the U.S. Constitution. bassador to the Soviet Union. Democrats in large numbers method of rubbish, disposal a great amount of discoinfort. 649-0446 523-0723 561-2888 247-8018 the 326th day of 1972. There are In 1806, Napoleon Bonaparte In 1938, the western border for Congress, and I don’t rpther than incineration. Fill your prescriptions at 40 days left in the year. believe that he’s going to want BROWN'S noNcn issued the Berlin decrees, areas of Czechoslovakia were LENOX PHARMACY, 299 E. to have a pitched battle.” — 10 Years Ago Center St., Tri. 6494M96 for free Today’s highlight in history: declaring a blockade of the foroibly incorporated into the 145 BIAIN STREET ^M ANCHESTBB New London Waterbury Bristot On this date in 1877, Thomas. British Isles. German Rech. Sen. Hubert H. Humphi^, D- ddtvoy. Open M . Sun. and Dr UiG Your Six veterans begin building 433-9376 753-9958 589-1512 A. Edison announced that he In 1894, the Japanese In 1961, West Berlin police Minn., predicting President homes on Essex St. on lots TEL. 643-8456 HoUdaysM. “Symbol (XFineit HarvGM Hill had invented a talking machine. captured the Manchurian city turned back thousands of West Nixon will change I is mind on given them by Earl J. Cam[rt>ell Pharmacy Service.” Gift Dept., Chargtl He called it the phonograph. of Port Arthur. Berlin un,iversity students social-welfare bills he vetoed who was “sick and tired of OPEN TUBS, tfll 9 PM. Film, Cosmetics, Candy. We W E S E L L On thisdate- In 1933, William Bullitt trying to storm barriers after the 92nd Congress paying taxes on the land”‘‘and honor Master Charge Cards. In 1789. North Carolina became the first U.S. am- dividing the city. adjourned. wanM to.give it away.^.. PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI^, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 21. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Nov.21.1972- PAGE NINE Keeping CoM Men have been using arti ficial devices to keep cool for COOPERATIVE centuries. Ancient Egyptians I^UGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE soaked the wails m their homes with water; Roman OILCO. OH. WHAT A CLUMSY <5UY/ HE WHY DOWT WXIUXJK AT S HOW COME UNCLE WHO CAN FiaURE ADULT5TMV slaves brought down moun LVt MOT OMLV SrUA.A6Les AM* FALLS W <9000 SIDE O F SOME- AMOS BRTOPUW,' AND EVER NOTICE If pM la 5 dan data •( t r i o : you By THEO BADENHUIZEN normally be too diy to vlst PLAYED , dalvary. ON him/ Museum Direclor when food is plentiful all The Caldecott Medal is an. (24-Hr.JioUcaiarOa^) Winter is always the most around. aimual award for the most 24)iOU|l BURNER SmCC I THINK severe seasonal testing time for A leaflet, showing how or distinguished picture book 3l5 Broad SI., Msncbsitsr THE brain dinary household i t e ^ can be 6 0 E 9 0 o r r wild animals. The chill for clmdren published during PHONE 643-KS3 WHEN YOU temperature and scarcity of made into attractive bird the preceding year. asT . food result in a real struggle for feeders is available at the MARRIED.' survival. museum without charge. This yearly challenge is met Some biologists hold the by various animals in a variety view, however, that supplemen- T'-f' ALE on ! LAST: MICK! of ways. Some migrate to ta l feeding increases NEW PHir.U ATIOM OrFICT BUiLL'INP, BY HANK LEONARD warmer climates such as unnaturally the survival of 341 BROAU STREET • MANCHESTER OF COURSE, I'LL I'LL TAKE HALF/ ducks, other waterfowl and the these animals. This results in a BE HAPPY TO robins. Others find some sort of subsequent excessive FAY YOU WHAT shelter and go into hibernation overpopulation which defeats • 25,(XX) sq. ft — complete with carpeting, I PROMISED... or winter sleep. A famous the purpose by leading to a die partitioning,, heating, elevator, air conditioning, HALF A MILLION janitorial service and 500 car on-site parking. DOLLARS' example of this is the black off later on in the cycle when EFORE bear, now rare in Connecticut the new over-populaM animals • Will lease 650 sq. ft. or entire building at lowest OR literally eat themselves out of rentals east of Hartford . . . or sell with minimum /VTERP but still found occasionally in down payment and available secondary financing. . THE WORRY WART ll-ZI the Berkshire mountains. house and home! n - x i Hibernating animals . This has sometimes been e Ideal for prOup medical or office practice. typically store up food in the found to be the case when bales • Owner is retiring — quick sale will bring a lower fall by conveting it into fat in of hay have been provided to price. Brokers protected. their body tissues as in the case yarding deer in the winter. An Call Today: 249-7877 SH O RT RIBS BY FRANK O ’ NEAL of the bear. overpopulated deer area can The box turtle digs itself well im m e^tely be recognized by a underneath the protective clearly defined high browse line layers of fallen leaves and soil on shrubs and trees which the of he forest floor. deer have stripped of leaves P R lS ciL L A ’ S POiP BY AL VERMEER A flock of Evening Grosbeaks at a feeding station The frogs dive under water in and bark as far up as they can PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE a pond and dig into the mud on reach. 70S EMI MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MRNCHESIER O MAMY WOMEN) IT ’S n o t r e a l l y , BY THEIR BOOTS VB . JRB B E C O M IN © H A R D TO MRS. NUTCHELL s h a l l k n o w t h e m ! the bottom. The oft-criticized sport of (Reran from SI. BiftiioloiMw’s (Suirch) (BCOtsOeS TH ESE, TE L L TH E M It is of the utmost importance hunting can contribute to the 0PENNED.,THURS„FRI.TILL9 DAYS.' f r o m t h e Andover that the shelter provide a condition of an over-extended R E A L . ^THINIO.'.' Gidman PUnintiff microclimate of just above deer herd by culling the First Aid Course freezing which otherwise is population. The theory behind In Meskill Suit fatal to the hibernating animal. this is that the hunter kills those Most of such animals animals which were doomed to Toys - Games - Puzzles Will Begin Nov. 27 experience a drop in body die eventually anyway. A Manchester Conununity , They also claim "(1) an temperature which produces The squirrels, animals 'which THE FLINTSfONES BY HANA-BARBERA injunction prohibiting the usually hoard an adequate College faculty member is where the ambulance then took torpor by slowing down the Choice Selection defendants from treating them ANNA FRISINA larder of food well in advance among 18 plaintiffs on a com a patient to the Manchester metabolic processes and differently for purposes of Correepondent of winter, are reported to be plaint filed in Hartford Superior Memorial Hospital. causing a reduced rate of food Tel. 742-9347 facing a difficult time ahead by Court on behalf of 4,500 compensation and other Mini-Concert consumption. The Andover Volunteer Fire a dearth of acorns produced by colleagues in state public working conditions than all The last class of the 6-week Other animals, such as the Budget Prices FOR "WB other ‘unclassified’ Department is sponsoring a oak trees weakened by the higher education institutions session of the Adult Music Evening Grosbeaks pictured TH E BO RN LOSER b y Art Sanaom series of first aid courses open onslaught of the gypsy cater against Gov. Thomas Meskill (professional, non-Civil Service Appreciation Course, sponsored above, and the white-tailed to the public. pillar early last summer. and seven co-defendants. employes) state employes; and by the Andover Rural Music deer, keep actively foraging for ■nflZKEVS (2) an order directing the Starting Nov. 2, at 7:30 p.m. T he above is a brief He is David N. Gidman, (Committee, will be held Nov. food throughout winter. Many GO To comptroller to compensate at the firehouse on (Center St. illustration of the constant in chairman of the history depart 26, froth 3 to 5 p.m. at the home people put out food for such AUS P O U lT f?/ them on an equal basis ydth all will be two series of classes the fluence of the delicate balance ment at MCC. of the Brenton Cranes on animals and thereby get a good other unclassified employes of Standard First Aid (Course and of nature with its checks and HAVE YOU AN SHOP/ The complaint claims breach Jurovaty Rd. view of them at the fe e ^ g the Advanced First Aid (Course. counterchecks. SupeA EVENT SCHEDULED of contract in the nonpayment the state who have received Featured will be instrumen stations, which they would increments, promotions, and They will be approximately two IV of annual increments for the talists on the harp, the oboe and THAT CALLS FOR vacation pay as the interest of hours long and continue for a current academic year and period of eight weeks. the flute, and there will be a FOOD? discriminatory action against each plaintiff shall appear.’’ Instructor for the course will performance by a string Lawrence Chosen To Plan Memorial personnel in higher education in ’The legal move is the result It maar .be ra weddhig, • biiis be captain Joseph McCooe of quartet. Admission charge for The 11-member committee Mrs! Silverstein, a past qoet or Jurt iraa informal aetr the matter of annual of the inability of higher th e Manchester Fire the session is |1 and the public planning a Saul and Rigi president of the Temple tofetber of m, mteMjr, lodge-dk increments, promotions, vaca education personnel to reverse Department, and he will be is invited. Silverstein Youth Center on the Sisterhood, died in April 1970. aome friend^ troop. tion pay, and other related Gov. Meskill’s action in the MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER assisted by Lt. William The Music Committee grounds of Manchester’s The youth center was conditions of employment at spring, when he “ line-itemed” We Are Prepared to Breadheft, Lt. John Young, and requested that to the heavy Temple Beth Sholom has proposed by Mr. and Mrs. Nat the state university and the the annual increment Assistant Fire Chief Joseph attendance in previous weeks, chosen Lawrence Associates of Schwedel, long-time friends of Serve You to Your state, community, and appropriation from the budgets Comerford, all of the local those planning to attend try to Manchester the architects for Mr. and Mrs. Silverstein. Complete Satisfaction PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI JULIUS, WHEN you SOLD T H E COLOR technical colleges. of all state institutions of higher department. arrive promptly by 3 p.m. so the "Living Memorial.” Schwedel, who has undertaken /VIE THIS ONCE BLUE CAtAE O U T Co-defendants are State education. Attempts by faculty O a t oaterliur aervlee la aet iqi L O O K , AfYvSER ... M Y •LOST: SOLD OCaARETTE U&HTER Following the standard and that the concert can begin on Mr. Silverstein, a founder of the (ask of raising funds for the CLASSIFIER A P RAN IN BYABUONDE-BLUE EYES, FIVE FOc5T SHIRT SSmSAID THE A T T H E Treasurer Robert Berdon, State to convince legislators to to be flexmle enough to ae- TVvto, A& e3A,W EI6H TI03I02.,SREAT------advanced courses, the fire time. Temple Beth Sholom, its first project, said yesterday., that oommodato any aise gatoohig. 4E FYKPERTOPAY!l COLOR WAS Comptroller Nathan restore these and other funds CVlNCEf?. i mteMi*.i...TMh.uA w.oal R C A XL-100 Regular $13.00-$14.00-$15.00 . .N O W *9.25 Cash and Carry Special! STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Cohri^ Oan Counh on ( Regular $17.00-$18.00 ,...... 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Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 21,, 1972 MANCHE!STER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., N ov,21.1972— PAGE ELEVEN Tom Kelley to Receive Gold Key From Writers 548 Entries Received for Road Race .11 , 5 , u s e Maintains Ex-CoRch, Official Kelley Hull to Defy Order Big Lead in Poll Due Honor Jan. ?9 From Circuit Court By Earl Yost Among NEW YORK (AP) - Southern California’s unbeaten For the third time in the 32-year history of the ( CHICAGO (AP) — Hockey star Bobby Hull says he will Trojans maintained their runaway lead over Alabama in ticut Sports Writers’ Alliance, a Manchester man mU step continue to play for the Winnipeg Jets despite a Circuit Court order restraining him from playing with the new Die Associated Press college football ratings today while front and center to receive one of the coveted gold keys. Latest World Hockey Association tean. Auburn replaced Notre Dame for the only change in the January 27,1973, Diomas F. Kelley, retired ManchestCT Top Ten. By Earl Yost High Sch(X)l teacher and coach, and long-time football “ I just found out about the Following Saturday’s impressive 24-7 drubbing of 14th- official, will celebrate his 72nd birthday. Two nights later - Already one record has been court order,” Hull said Monday ranked UCLA that gave them the Pacific-8 championship Jan. 29 - Kelley will join Floyd Little as one of the t h ^ established, 548 official Celts Set night in Houston where the Jets and a berth in the Rose Bowl, tb^Yrojans pulled down 44 recipients at die annual (Sold Key Awards Dinner .pt the entries, for the 1972 Five are scheduled to play the Houston Aeros tonight. “ I un first-place votes and 988 of a possible 1,000 points from a Hartford Hilton. The third winner will be announced Mile Road Race in nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters. derstand I would be enjoined Saturday. Manchester Thanksgiving Alabama and Michigan, the only other unbeaten teams For Bucks from playing in Illinois. But as Kelley will join Shufflin’ Joe McOuskey smd Oiarles morning. The race starts at far as I’m concerned, I will be in the country, continued to run 2-3. The second-ranked “ Pete” Wigren as key winners from Manchester. 10:30 at the lower end of MILWAUKEE (AP) - ’The playing the game here Crimson Tide blasted Virginia Tech 52-13 to nail down a McCluskey, who went on to greater fame as a track star Main Street, opposite School Boston Celtics, with a slim lead tomorrow night unless I hear Cotton Bowl invitation and received five first-place ballots after graduating from Manchester High, won 25 national Street. in the Atlantic Division of the different.” and 874 points. championships during a great career which started at Sponsors will be Nutmeg National Basketball The action against Hull, Association, get a chance to Michigan used a field goal with 64 seconds left to turn Fordham Uidversity and ended with the New York A.C., F orest, Tall Cedars of formerly of the Chicago Black back Purdue 9-6. The Wolverines, who need only a win or make up for past miscues when Hawks of the National Hockey which included two berths with U.S. Olympic teams. Lebanon with all proceeds they tackle Kareem Jabbar and tie against ninth-ranked Ohio State this weekend to McGuskey was a key winner in 1946. Wigren, retired t’‘ack collected race day League and now a player-coach the Bucks tonight in the second for Winnipeg, stems from a suit capture the Big Ten crown and the other Rose Bowl berth, and cross country coach at Manchester H i^ , was honored earmarked for the Muscular match between the two clubs in received the remaining first-place vote and 744 points. by the Black Hawks to keep by the writers in 1956. Dystrophy fund. five days. Hull from playing for the Jets. The 4-S-6-7-8-9 positions were retained by Oklahoma, Kelley’s coaching and teaching career spanned 42 years The race, which attracted The Celtics collapsed in the Judge Francis T. Delaney Nebraska, Penn State, Texas, Louisiana State and Ohio at MHS. For 40 years he coached baseball, 1926 thru !W7. 506 entrants last year, is second half of Friday night’s signed the order Monday State but Auburn inched up from 11th to 10th by trouncing Diree of his prized baseball players, Tony Lupien, Moe sanctioned by the Connec game at Boston Garden. Boston restraining Hull from playing Georgia 27-10 while Notre Dame slid from 10th to lUh Morhardt and Tom Kelley, (no relation), made it to the iwiSst* • ticut Amateur Athletic built up a 15-point halftime for the WHA following the after barely holding off Miami, Fla., 20-17. .r Union. Because of near advantage then lost control of league’s failure to post a $2.5- major leagues. Kelley is still pitching with the Atlanta the boards in the final two Oklahoma whipp^ Kansas 3-7, Nebraska buried Kansas Braves in the National League. TERRY GALLAGHER JOHNNY KELLEY blizzard conditions last million bond with the U.S. Atlanta Falcons* Dave Hampton is Hauled Down periods and wound up with an District Court in Philadelphia. State 59-7, Penn State outslugged Boston College 45-26, Besides turning out many find individuals and teams, r turkey day, the field was cut embarrassing 95-88 loss to the Texas blanked Texas Christian 27-0, LSU downed to over 200 with 188 A federal judge had earlier Kelley was also a first-class, highly-rated and respect^ ...from Behind by Unidentified Redskin Defender Bucks. enjoined the NHL from Mississippi State 28-14 and Ohio State beat Northwestern referee in the elite Eastern Intercollegiate Athlptic finishing. ’The weatherman The Celts return home for a Carlton Fisk initiating any litigation 27-14. Football Officials. New York Chapter. He wps called i§)on left eight inches of snow on Wednesday night meeting with designed to enforce the reserve Behind Notre Dame in the Second Ten came Tennessee, many times to work important college games throughout th e ground and the the Portland Trail Blazers, then clause in the contracts of NHL Colorado, UCLA, North Carolina, Missouri, Iowa State, Arch Rivals temperatures dipped below run into the New York Knicks players, including Hull’s the East with plush assignments the Army and Navy game for a two-game home and away Arizona State, Washington State and Texas Tech. and several Orange Bowl attractions. The Silk ’Toymer freezing. Only a Herculean contract with the Hawks. Fisk Unanimous Last week, the Second Ten consisted of Auburn, Iowa job- by the Highway series Friday and Saturday B u t Judge A. Leon woriced college games fo^ three decades. ' Grown Men Cheer night. State, Tennessee, UCLA, Colorado, North Carolina, A graduate of Bates College, Class of 1922, Kelley Department enabled to race Higginbotham in Philadelphia To End Slate * set Monday as the deadline for As No, 1 Rookie Washington, Arizona State, Missouri and Washington lettered in baseball, basketball and football. He to go off as scheduled. State. Included among the latest the WHA to post the bond to quarterbacked Bates for three seasons and captained the By Dean Yost 4 ‘"sure against damage to the Texas Tech defeated Baylor 13-7 and replaced gridders in his senior year. His greatest day as a football entries was one from Little As Redskins Win KEENE, N.H. (AP) - Carlton “ Pudge” Fisk, the /knUerSOn Wtns NHL if his ruling was reversed. Washington in the Top Twenty. The Huskies were knocked player came against New York University when he raced East Catholic High, losers of its last three football Johnny Kelley, the all-time Hull’s attorney, Lawrence Boston Sox’ young cather whose baseball future streak of Redskin victories made it 10-0 as the out by a 27-10 loss to Washington State. 50, 60 and 80 yards for touchdowns. a , outings’ will host South Catholic High ’Thanksgiving Day at king here with no less than WASHINGTON (AP) - Quessing Game Eiger, said that 10 WHA teams appeared uncertain at the start of the 1972 season, is the since 1942 when D.C. had its Washington clientele The Top Twenty, with first-place votes in parentheses, During his football coaching career at Manchester, Mt.' Nebo in a 10:30 kickoff. The Eagles of Coach Cliff six triumphs to his credit in “ Three cheers for the had promised to post $250,000 American league’s Rookie of the Year, the first unanimous last world champion. squirmed in their seats. Warren Anderson of 25J season records and total points. Points tabulated on basis Kelley’s teams won 103 games, lost 57 and played U ties. Demers sport a 2-5-1 overall record while posting a 1-3 a great career. Redskins,” sang the husky Congress Street, Manchester, each for the bond but that so far choice n history. Billy Kilmer hit 7-for-7 in Falcon runner Art Malone of 20-18-16-14-12-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1: He won four CCIL titles and turned in undefeated seasons The top six finishers from voiced Washington football was the expert who tabbed the only two teams had complied. The Baseball Writers’ Association of America Ilcrsikl photo by Ofiara Hartford County Conference Mark. South, losers of eight cooled his team’s hot streak 1. Southern Cal (44) 10-0 988 in 19.38 and 1943. On the baseball front, his Red and White a year ago will all be back. team.--“ Three cheers for the the third quarter, topping an most winners in last week’s Eiger told Judge Delaney announced Monday that Fisk had received all 24 votes by a straight games, enters with an 0-8 mark and 0-4 in the with a fumble that was that all the money probably 2. Alabama (5) 10-0 874 Tom Kelley teams won 325 games, lost 223 and played two deadlocks. NCC. In order tiiey were (1) Amby Redskins ... rah, rah, rah.” 89-yard march with an 8- college football guessing con special committee, He joined Frank Robinson and Willie covered up by linebacker would not be posted until Dec. 3. Michigan (1) 10-0 744 Twice his clubs won the state title and on nine occasions Burfoot, (2) John Vitale, (3) These are grown men, yard touchdown pass to test in The Herald. McCovey, both in the National League, as the only Oh the road will be the back losses to Conard High Chris Hanburger. 4. He said that some of the bond 4. Oklahoma 8-1 689 the CCIL crown belonged to Manchester. Terry (iallagher, (4) Dennis mind you. Larry Browii and later hit ’The local man will receive unanimous choices since the BBWAA began picking Manchester High Indians, and Bristol Eastern Kilmer hit Roy Jefferson $10 for his efforts documents were being held up 5. Nebraska 8-1-1 608 In 1964, Kelley was named Ck>ach-of-the-Year by the McCormack, (5) Bob Lees “ Hooi“ay for Pat. Hooray ting tight end Jerry Smith on rookies of the year in the two leagues in 1949. with their traditional game preceeded by three decisive for eight yards and Charley by a mail strike in Alberta. 6. Penn State 9-1 454 Coaches’ Connecticut High School Coaches’ Assn. He served as and (6) Don Rowe. for Pat Fischer,” continued a 12-yard score. Fisk, who lives in this New Hampshire city a short Easy Answer against Windham High in victories to start the season. Taylor made 14 on an end- 7. Texas 8-1 414 The ages range from 14 - the -off-key locker' room A 10-7 Falcon halftime distance from his parents’ home in Charlestown, was a director of athletics at Manchester High from 1961 until his Willimantic. The Tribe The Tribe then Crushed around to set up a one-yard 8. Louisiana St. 8-1 388 LOS ANGELES (AP) - Los the minimum - to 72 for Doc chorus. “ Hooray for Alvin, lead vanished amid the ^ O R T V runaway selection after hitting .293 with 22 homers and 61 Football retirement in 1966. sports an impressive 5-3 Penney only to fall victims scoring charge by the 9. Ohio State 8-1 350 Angeles Ram tackle Tom Mack Moore of Norwich. Hooray for Alvin Haymond. Kilmer barrage that put runs batted in. The Kelleys have three sons. CCIL mark while the Whips to Hall High before getting incredible Brown. It was ROTOR-TENNA 10. Auburn 8-1 307 was asked Monday why he likes Chris Bourie of Rah, rah, rah.” Washington into 21-10 com ‘ "This is a great thrill, a great honor,” said Fisk, who Little is a former All-American at Syracuse who has are 3-5 in the league and are revenge against Bristol then 10-7, setting-the stage 11. Notre Dame 8-1 266 to lead the Rams’ sweeps. Springfield Cathedral High The Redskins are the mand. Bill Bell kicked a by TAMS was out of town visiting his sister, June, at Springfield Choices been a standout with the Denver Broncos in the National 3-6 overall.The game will Central. for Kilmer’s third period luflmlii m 12. Tennessee 6-2 189 The 250-pounder’s reply: will be back as well as two world’s oldest, largest, fourth-period field goal and College. “ Now I just hope that I can keep it up and help the League. start at 10:15 and will be . ’This marks the 12th time heroics that erased Atlanta 13. Colorado “ Well, after bashing my head fine college runners well- highest-paid Boy Scouts. Curt Knight matched it with COMPLITIWITH 8-3 128 ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - Tickets will be on sale at The Herald’s sports desk played at the new high that Manchester and ALLMNCE Red Sox win the pennant next year.” against 290-pound defensive known here, Steve Gates of G ^ rge Allen is as much a 37-yarder that drew a hopes for an upset. '' INSTALLATION 14. UCLA 8-3 73 The Eastman Kodak Co. starting Monday. It will be a stag affair. , - school field, not at Guild Windham have battled on Fsk, who will be 25 just after Christmas, had brief trials linemen all day, there’s nothing their scoutmaster as the standing ovation. Brown muscled for five U-100 ROTOR CALLTOOAYII 15. No. (Carolina 8-1 72 More exciting than to turn the announced Monday the Kodak Selections are made by the writers to men who have Field as in the past. Eastern Connecticut and with the Red Sox for two years and virtually was awarded Turkey Day. Both squads Knight, you see, had blown yards on his first carry of Om IMM nsncMtea HantMO DMisr 16. Missouri 6-4 62 All-America Football Team, : made outstanding contributions to sports over the years. Charlie Duggan, of coach of the National Foot the starting job by Manager Eddie Kasko last winter. corner and see a 180-pound East began the season post five i^wins apiece with six straight field goal the game, hitting 1,000 for M44m-TAJW;l«noJM. 17. Iowa State 5-3-1 picked by the selection com Springfield College. ball League powerhouse. 36 cornerman ahead of me.” with a 6-6 tie with Rockville one tie. The Indians won last the season with four games However, he bad problems in virtually every T h e hottest college After a victory, Allen attempts and had been 18. Arizona St. 8-2 30 mittee of the American then dropped tilts to St. Paul year, 40-18. department in spring training, and, when the strike- Football Coaches Association. passes out game footballs showered with boos for two to go. 19. Washington St. 7-4 16 and Northwest Catholic prospect is Dan Moynihan of delayed season finally got under way, he was rated behind The 24 players—12 offense like so many merit badges. earlier goofs. 20. Texas Tech 8-2 15 ‘Toofe the Easy Way Out’ ,, before registering victories Tufts, the reigning New Duane Josephson and Bob Montgomery. and 12 d efen se—listed in Monday night was Fischer’s Kilmer, rushed by 250- others receiving votes, listed alphabetically: Georgia against St. Bernard’s and England intercollegiate Then Josephson was injured and Montgomery had alphabetical order; turn for gutty defense that pound Claude Humphrey, Tech, Louisvilie, Purdue, San Diego State, Washington, Enrico Fermi. ’Then disaster cross country king. trouble throi^ng anyone out on the basepaths. Fisk was I Bowling I got him a black eye and threw an interception in the West Virginia. Alabama Decision struck the blue-clad Eagles Pro Basketball Former winners entered put in the regu to lineup and was spectacular, both with a I t m . m BiwiaiBiiiMaiHiMjl Defensive end Bruce Bannon, are a pair of Charlies, Raymond’s turn for nifty first quarter that Ken who. Jost a heartbreaker to NBA booming bat and his rifle-like throws cutting down runners Penn State; defensive back Robbins and Dyson, Burfoot, kick returning. Reaves returned eight yards Cullen Bryant, Colorado; defen Wilbiur Cross before being Monday’s Games attempting to steal. RESTAURANT - J e a n o t Hit by Parseghian Vitale, Ray Crothers and “ We sing because we’re to the Redskins’ 44. sive tackle Dave Butz, Purdue; •' i overpowered by Pulaski and No games scheduled “ No one ever deserved an award m ore,” Kasko said Wirtalla 153-3%, Steve Putnam Kelley. happy,” said Allen. “ It was Three plays later, Atlanta after the Red Sox were eliminated from the East Division 372, Bob Byrnes 156-391, Dave fullback Sam Cunningham, CHICAGO (AP) — Notre Dame Coach Ara Parteghian then became Xavie High’s ABA Ali~Foster Monday’s Games Post entries will not be a big win for us. The quarterback Bob Berry race on the next to last day of the season by the Detroit Castagna 144-379, Frank Southern California; middle took a swipe Monday at Alabama’s decision to go to the 26th victim. guard Rich Glover, Nebraska; No games scheduled accepted. pressure’s now on the Dallas rifled a 36-yard touchdown Tigers. “ I don’t know where we would have finished McNamara 145-378, Ed Miller Cotton Bowl instead of the Orange Bowl but other coaches South Catholic has linebacker Randy Gradishar, Cowboys for Thursday’s pass to tight end Jim BOIAND 361, Dan Coughlin 352, Bill perhaps has played the without him. He has confidence and is a great handler of were much more generous about the choice. game. We’ll just sit back Mitchell for a 7-0 Falcon McKinney 140-358, Ed Bujacius Ohio State. ■ AI'.2 toughest schedule.of any pitchers.” Parseghian said that Pro Hockey and watch what happens.” lead. Fight Tonight 155-386, Jim Moore 143-353, Offensive guard John said; ‘I think the seniors should h i^ school eleven in the MotorSp Inc. "Alabama took the easy way Fisk impressed everyone, particularly rival managers. Rollie Irish . 142-141-414, Bob have the choice because it’s NHL Washington had just Ted Vactor fumbled a Hannah, Alabama; linebacker out” by choosing to, fac once- state, r meeting the likes of Earl Weaver of the Baltimore Orioles picked him for the Steullet 143-368, Jim Chiapponi their last year to compete.’ Monday''8 Games smacked over the Atlanta Falcon punt at the Redskin Wiliie Harper, Nebraska; beaten Texas in the Cotton Xavier, New London, All-Star Game in July. Managers and coaches voted him STATELINE, Nev. (AP) — Around the corner from the 355, Robert Morin 142-359, Tony They chose to go to the Cotton No games scheduled Falcons 24-13 for their 30 to set the table for a 33- halfback Dick Jauron, Yale; Bowl rather than taking on Bulkeley, Weaver, Notre the Gold Glove Award as the league’s best defensive nickel slot machines in the Sahara-Tahoe casino, Samele 358, Chester Russo 145- Bowl.” Monday’s Games seventh straight, the longest yard field goal by Bell that quarterback Bert Jones, defending national champion Dame of West Haven, St. catcher. Muhammed Ali and Bob Foster fight tonight for higher 383, Bill Sheekey 364„ Ed Louisiana State; center Jim “ I’m not in apy way New England 7, Ottawa 5 PUSHES THRU WITH Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. Doucette 152-384, Ed Gutt 356, criticizing Coach Bfyant,” Bernard’s and Northwest Only game sch^uled Fisk topped all Am^ican League catchers in hitting, stakes and a possible shot at boxing’s biggest jackpot—the Krapf, Alabama; defensive Alabama’s decision paved the Joe Dwoark 353, Don Logan 357, Devaney said. “ I dohH think Catholic. homers and RBI. His average was eighth best among all , heavyweight championship. tackle John LeHeup, South way for Notre Dame, 8-1, to get Henry Frey 152-388, Jim Bell they are ducking (anybody Manchester had back-to- hitters. “ I’m waiting for Joe The 30-year-old Ali will have Carolina. a bid to play Nebraska in the SS¥:W:¥S:¥S:¥:¥SS:¥:^^^ Penalty Killers Cited 69 FORD 151-406. _ _ because he (Bryant) is going to 68 CADILLAC Hardtop. ^Doo^, factory air con- A native of Bellows Falls, Vt., Fisk is only the second Frazier,” said Ali, the former a weight advantage of about 40 Orange Bowl. Defensive back Randy Logan, play a tough team when he 4-Door Sedan deVille. All power, dlUonlng. catcher to be named rookie of the year. Thurman Munson heavyweight champ, on the eve pounds. Foster has held the Parseghian said Bear For Whaler Position factory air conditioning, like new! CHURf^H — Elly Newcomb Michigan; defensive end Greg plays the University .of ,Tf^as. ______*1895 of the New York Yankees won the award in 1970. of his scheduled 12-round bout light heavy crown i'/i years, but Bryant’s Alabama team had its Closed-Circuit Racing 243, Ed Daniel 202, Joe Marx, Notre Dame; linebacker They (Texas) played a iough *2995 with light heavy champ FostM. was knocked out by Frazier in sights on the national BOSTON (AP) - New secoiiu period, i thought the Only two other Boston players have won the honor, first Kuasnavage 201, Pete Uriano John Mitchell, Alabama; game against Oklahoma and i 88 CHEVY "I don't know what to expect two rounds in an attempt to championship in picking the England Whalers’ General turning point was in killing a baseman Walt Dropo in 1950, and pitcher Don Schwall in 211, Bill Grant 205-561, Tony halfback Greg Pruitt, seems like they arei getting 69 OLDSMOBILE V4-Ton Pickup. Uke New! from Foster, but he’ll give me take the heavyweight title. Cotton instead of the Orange, Manager Jack Kelley credits penalty when we were two men Baluk 203, Mike Wieber 207-593. Oklahoma; flanker Johnny The Old Boy Himself 4-Door Hardtop Luxury Sedan. All *1895 1961. trouble for a few rounds,” he All’s only loss in 40 tougher every week.'’ ■ Indoor Mini-Track down at the end of the second Rodgers, Nebraska; linebacker where Nebraska swamped the his penalty killers for the spot power, factory air conditioning. Other American League rookies of the year have said about his 33-year-old professional fights was 20 Coach John McKay of period. Jamie Rotella, Tennessee. Crimson Tide 38-6 last year. the team is now in — in sole *2495 included Roy Sievers, Gil McDougald, Harry Byrd, opponent, expected to weigh in months ago to Frazier. The 15- Southern Cal said of the choice; “ John Danby, Jim Dorey and 67 FORD “ I guess Alabama figures on By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE possession f second place in the Convertible. Factory air con '^Harvey Kuenn, Bob Grim, Herb Score, Luis Aparicio, at about 180 pounds. round decision spoiled his bid to “ Everybody has to; im ke his Proposed for State Brad Selwood really did a heck Offensive guard Ron Rusnak, beating Auburn and Texas for East Division of the World ditioning. own decision, 1 hadn’t even Turkey Taster Deluxe Tony Kubek, Albie Pearson, Bob Allison, Ron Hansen, Ali has predicted he’ll stop recapture the title taken away North Carolina; offensive an undefeated season and then .. „ Hockey Association. of a job for us penalty killing. 70 CHEVY *1095 Foster in eight rounds and says Sports Slate That penalty killing reaily Tom Tresh, Gary Peters, Tony Oliva, Curt Blefary, from him for a draft evasion tackle Paul Seymour, hopes that Ohio State beats thought of it. I m not especially HARTFORD (AP>-Connecticut gaming officials may For the second time in three 4-Door Hardtop Impala. Factory Tommie Agee, Rod Carew, Stan Bahnsen, Lou Piniella, the lighter but taller fighter conviction which later was Michigan; offensive tackle ichigan and we beat Southern ®“tor*seoL______soon be setting up a new kind of horse racing track with Thanksgiving Day nights the Whalers outdistanced picked us up.” air conditioning. 66 CHEVY THURSDAY Ottawa (foach Billy Harris and Chris ^am bliss. “has to rely on a lucky quick reversed. Jerry Sisemore, Texas; offen Cal,” Parseghian said, “ which everything from betting windows to strong drink—but no Oklahoma 31, Nebraska,28 the Ottawa Nationals Monday *2395 2-Door. Air Conditioning. punch” to score an upset. The fight will be shown on Football night, winning 7-5 with the help said, “ The Whalers are a tough sive end Barry Smith, Florida would leave Alabama the only Gino Tenace of the. 0akland hoi’tes. Texas 17, Texas A&M 10 (N) *895 Ali is fighting for a guarantee theatpr television elsewhere in 10:15 Manchester High vs. State; defensive back Brad undefeated team in the nation.” A’s set three World Smes Quantico 26, Xavier 12 of Tom Webster, John French and xperienced team. It’s very ’The idea is to set up indoor 70 FORD of 1250,000, Foster for $125,000. the United States and abroad. Windham at Willimantic VanPelt, Michigan State; offen Bryant was not available for records against Cindnnati. Utah State 36, Weber St. 8 and TedGreen who tallied two tough to come in here and pick “ mini-tracks,” equipp^ with said about two years wouid be 4-Door Hardtop. Factory air con 65 8TUDEBAKER 10:30 East Catholic vs. South sive end Charles Young, comment but Nebraska Coach They were most homers in a goals apiece. up two points against this 4-Door. Standard tranamliilon. Thanksgiving Tourney most tecilities of reai tracks necessary to build a race track ditioning. Catholic, Mt. Nebo Southern California. Bob Devaney said he talked to player’s first series game (2), Saturday, Nov. 25 It was the only pro hockey team.” but connected only by closed- and make it operational. *2295 *395 Road Rare the Bear by phone about the most home runs in a player’s Arizona St. 28, Arizona 20 (N) game of the night in either the “ We played well Saturday circuit television to the reai The state 0TB people aren’t Champs at Holiday Oleksinski Nominated 10:30 Start and finish on Main decision. “ He said it was up to first two at bats (Z), and high Idaho 21, Boise St. 14 WHA or National Hockey night against the Whalers action^ stopping at indoor tracks in St., opposite School St. the players to make the choice est siugging percentage in sev Clemson, 17, S. Carolina 11 League. (although Ottawa lost 3-2) but “ This would be the first area their plans to make off-track where they wanted to go. He en games (.913). ' “ It’s good when you don’t it’s been tough for us. We playd To Serve as MCC Prexy in the world thafs ever tried betting in Connecticut Columbia 33, Brown 14 The Holiday Duckpin Bowling Guys & Gals victor was Glenn play as well as you can and still a tough game against Cleveland AAU Honors this.’^'says William Wade, something out of the ordinary. LSU 28, Florida 14 Lanes announced the Junior Banavige with a 118-130-103-351- ca win,” Kelley remarked Thursday night in Cleveland to Willie Oleksinski has been offtiafek betting chief for the Wade says other state plans Yale 25, Harvard 22 League Thanksgiving Tourna 27-378 line score. happily after the game. start the road trip. And we’ve nominated to succeed Norm Local Girls state gaming commission. “ It include a betting-by-telephone Holy Cross 12, Connecticut 6 ment winners in nine different Bowling in the Saturday UMass Verdict Houston 34, Cincinnati 8 (N) “ In the first period it was had two tough games against Clark as president of the could' be a whole new service. The service would use classes. Bantam Girls category, Gina Illinois 21, Iowa 7 very inadequate play for our the Whalers Saturday and Manchester Country Club. The Chevy Service entertainment industry.” secret identification numbers Aaccardelli rolled a 95-72-167 Awaited Today Katie Tucker and Sherrie Louisville 18, Drake 14 (N) team,” the coach said. “ We’re tonight.” Steve Pongratz won the popular local restaurant owner Public hearings will take and code names to assure and with a 32-pin handicap Hopperstead, members of the Boston Col. 25, Mass. 7 getting off to better starts in The Whalers tallied four Junior Boys division with a will assume the No. 1 position in place in the next three weeks to proper identification of bettors. finished with a 199 score. The AMHERST, Mass. (AP) - Manchester Rec Swim Club, Miami (Fla.) 31, Maryland the last couple of games but it’s times in the decisive second three-game total of 107-115-322 the membership on Tuesday collect public opinion on the Because of federal Junior Girls winners was Toni University of Massachusetts of have been named to the 1972 All 12 (N) not up to what it should be. period to take a 7-4 lead, an and with a 12-pin handicap night, Nov. 28 at the annual plan. communications regulations, Allely with 321 total. ficials had until noon today We keep $93977 worth o f Chevy parts I Mich. St. 24, Northwestern 7 “ But I was pleased to see the advantage Ottawa couldn’t finished with a 334 score. meeting. Connecticut AAU Swimming Each mini-track, Wade said only Connecticut residents Mississippi 22, Miss. St. 14 whether to accept a bid to play team. way we came back in the overcome. New England held a Other nonimees are: Merrill around just in case . . . just in case y^ur Monday, would have space for would be allowed to place bets Missouri 19, Kansas 8 in the Boardwalk Bowl football 35-25 shooting advantage. UMAs In the National Leauge, Bob Whiston, first vice president; 1,400 to 2,000 fans. Parking by phone. E. Carolina 14, N. Car. 13 One-Sided Win game in Atlantic City Dec. 9. Miss Hopperstead was Chevrolet needs to be fixed in a hurry. We are offering tfie above UMAe for your consider,atlon. Qood, Seta, Staples claimed first place with Herb Phelon, second vice would be available for 800 cars. Asked about the impact of a Michigan 22, Ohio State 16 The invitation was received selected for the 200-yard relay, us the next time you need Chevy service. a 208 score while Steve Nardl president; Carl Mikolowsky, ’The tracks could be built by real race track on 0TB Iowa State 26, OUa. St. 18 Dependable traneportation, with Iota of unused mileage, if you are' Monday. 100 meter breaststroke, 200 Penn State 39, Pittsburgh 14 Swords in Comeback was runner-up with 204. The MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) third vice president. We won’t keep you standing around waiting corjiiirations under state operations, Wade said, “ We’ll looking for a good car, come see ue at oncel Look over the above The Yankee Conference meter individual medley and Dartmouth 21, Penn. 7 American League winner was — The U.S. entry in the 20th The Board of Governors will contracts and staffed with state have to face the problem of the UMAe, ali tip top and ready to gol World Amateur Baseball champions hav a 6-2 record, the 400 meter medley. fo r parts. Cornell 16, Princeton 14 Karl Sentivany yvith a 127-106- be; Norm Clark, Mort Herman enqiloyes. General Electric Co. Connecticut track when it To Down Providence Championship took another jthey finish their regular season comes up.” Purdue 24, Indiana 21 233 pinfall and with the and Frank Kieman, one year; Miss Tucker was named to and General Instruments are TCU 28, Rice 12 one-sided decision, blasting Ita Saturday against Boston ,The public hearings on the By Th«* AsHoriul<*«l I’ ress handicap finished at 249. Orlando Annulli wind John the 50, 100 and 200 m eter reportedly among companies Colgate 17, Ruteers 14 Andre Peloffy and Tommy ly ll- l Monday night with a 14-j College. state officials’ propcfsals are The Cincinnati Swords fought Mattem, two years; Nick Carlo freestyle 200 and 400 yard interested in outfitting the Baylor 25, SMU 20 Williams opened the scoring for hit attack that included four UMass’s last bowl Call 649-6494 or Juat drop In. slated for Hartfoto, Bridgeport, Memphis St. 19, So. Miss. 7 back from a two-goal deficit Providence with first period Joanne Bradley trimuph in and John Dyment, three years. freestyle relays and the 200 and facilities. triples and two doubles. appearance was in the 1964 Five mini-tracks could be in Waterbury and New Londra. Tampa 20, VanderbOt 10 (N) Monday night to gain a 3-3 tie goals. Murray Kuntz tallied for the Friday Bantam Girls class Members of the Nominating 400 freestyle and medley relays BOLAHD MOTORS, Tangerine Bowl. ’The hearings will be Nov. 30 Kentucky 24, Tennessee 21 with the Providence Reds in an the Swords in the opening m. operation by next June 30, Wade with g 197 total while, Jeff Committee are; Bill Corbett, in the 12 and under class. The triuniph was the fifth for said, either by constructing new at New London City Hall, Dec. 4 Texas Tech 32, Arkansas 20 American Hockey League period. Klock in the Saturday Bantam chairman. Jack Crockett, Earle i : l . the U.S. squad, which is tied for Karen Hebert, 17, was buildings or converting existing at the state Capitol, Dec. 6 at ’Tulsa 21, No. Texas St. 6 game. Boys Division rolled 239. Rohan, Vito Agostinelli, Don WILLIE OLEKSINSKI Oklahoma-born Jimmy Carter Chevrolet t The game had been postponed 369 Centar Street, ManchestBr 643-6320 the tournament lead with host Bridgeport City Hall and Dec. Utah 7, Colorado St. 6 Jack Rathwell scored the Anderson, Dick Carpenter, Vic Wright of Inwood, N.Y., this honored at the annual banquet structures. Nicaragua, which beat Puerto Va. Tech 35, Wake Forest 17 from Sunday night b^ause of Open Evenings (excapt Tliurs.| and AH Day Saturday Bill Wilson claimed honors Daley, Jim Horvath and Rudy proceed the meeting. year won the New York State in Hamden for holding the ’The mini-tracks could be the 11 at the city hall ih Waterbury. tying goal at Providence Civic Rico Monday night, and Cuba, 1229MMNST. All the hearings will start at Wisconsin 22, Minnesota 19 Center with a little less than six poor ice. It was the only AHL the Saturday Junior Boys' loop Pierro. Refreshments will be served at PGA, Metropolitan PGA and resident record in the three- . oqly racing action around for a which shellack^ Brazil. 7:30 p.m. (N) Night Game minutes left in the third period. game played Monday night. with a three-game total of 345. A social hour starting at 7 will the meeting. Long Island Open Golf titles. mile swim with a time of 1:09. coalite of years. Wade said. 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Keys made while you Evening Herald, together with a be corrected by "make good” inser- RMyhowaMtyww Evening be the highest number of points scored by any one of the Q u a s a r . nterno listing the companies wait. TV portables for rent. fion. Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- olwpiiyaOn NEA All-American Team teams listed. Only one entry pw person per wedt please. do NOT want to see your 5221'. Herald All entries^ofreasonable facsimilies must be deposited at letter. Your letter will be 643-2711 the par^ipating stores by 3 P.M. Friday. destroyed if the advertiser is SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - CUSTOMER service represen- lnt»4M ie* tative. Immediate opening forT “5! COIWTWM Mie you’ve mentioned. If not it Factory trained mechanics. L ing will JfSe handled in the usual Auto~8orvleo & M Equipment, Route 83, individual with office defense PUSH ONE BUTTON manner. Aceottortoo Vernon, 872-8311. Monday- experience, general clerical Cuiien Bryant D. Scrivener to automatically balance the hue, tnten- ’Thursday 6-5, Friday 8-9, Satur duties, telephone contact with DB-Colorado DB-Tuisa ilty, ' contrast LdaMmf Found GUARDSMEN snow tires, day 8-4. customers, good typing ability Happy 80th Birthday OFFICIAL ENTRY brightness...even ac mounted on Chevy rims, on electric typewriter. Good Uvate the automatic LOST, Ferguson Rd., Route 8 balanced, 735-14 or E78-14,used Painttng-Popoting 13 wages and benefits for a ver MOTHER and GRANDMA fine tuning In an ini-j one winter, $20 each. 647-1588. A B area, small white and gray satile individual. Send resume tant. And, automa ' Siamese cat, answers to Bou. CEILING specialist — expert to P.O. Box 6225, East Hartford MOORS 1. □ 1 1 a aaaaaaaaaaaaa color circuits lock or contact Dan Pollock color to help keep coIo Reward. Phone 643-5333. workmanship. One ceiling or all Love, 7 □ immediately at 528-9386. Martin 12...... constant whe your ceilings repairied and All Your Children, Grandchildren changing channela painted. Also interior painting Brower Company. 7 ...... n 13...... LOST/ Heart shaped watch, □ when signal varies. Manchester area. Reward. and wallpapering. Call 289-0773. and Great Grandchildren PLAY Santa the Avon way this 4. aaaaaaa****** dl □ 14e aaaaaaaaagaaa Phone 649-4364. year! Sell lovely Avon gift SIMULATED •Brabn INSIDE — outside, painting. 5. □ ISa aaaaaaaaaaaaa TV RECEPTION L ^ T , Female dog, part husky •WrCMd. Special rates for people over w. items to friendly people near ® iv n hy NEA, Ik . your home, earn extra cash to A ...... , . . n □ 16...... and Belgian sheep dog, Gilead Call my competitors, then call Happy Birthday • Quick Picture a l l Czmpliti make your own holiday viplnity, very friendly. Answers M zC an me. Elstinhates given. 649-7863. "Oh, dear! Has the Christmas catalogue season begun?" Happy Birthday DEPUTY MAYOR 7. • •#•••••••••• L-J □ and Sound p q r brighter. Phone 289-4922. . tO yNiU, 228-33^ . TOM C O U N C IL P E R S O N PONTIAC 'j. P. LEWIS & SON.'Custom R ...... n □ 18...... • VHF/UHF a MIV WOMAN care for 6-month From your Antennas IJMI f L|5sT — Male, gray tiger PARK decorating, interior and from the rest of the □ 19a aaaaaaaaaaaaa old boy, 9-3, your home. Cunningham Woody Green Bert Jones John Rodgers 9. striped cat, yellow collar, very exterior, paperhanging, fully Fratts. (Future) Press • Pull-Push On- 373IUINSl,IUIICIKSTai insured. For free estimates, Vicinity of Oxford St. or East Secretary WR-Nebraska □ shy and frightened. Please call to RB-USC RB'Arizona S. QB-LSU 10...... □ 20...... ptf Control , 3. fist eahile*349” (•) n ti. Mkilc (b) 647-1120. (4I-2U1 call 649-9658. If no answer 643- RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmney 10 Buelneee Opportunity 28 Center St. Call 643-5810 after 6362. 3:30. Tit b m k t r u o r t ...... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Happy Birthday Happy birthday lOst — Savings Passbook No. Motoroyelo$‘Bleyelo» 11 ROOFING — Specializing AMERICA’S largest tax DAD 1- 1983S Hartford National Bank RICHARD E. Martin. Full repairing roofs of all kinds, new service, H & R Block, wants to ROSIE FOWLER N a m e...... professional painting service. with love, and. Trust Co., First 1972 YAMAHA Enduro, 175 cc, roofs, gutter work, chimneys, locate a person capable of from Address .. TV Manchester Office. Application Interior - exterior. Free es cleaned and rwaired. 30 years running an established volume lERVICE Dick, Linda, Pat, John, $600 or best offer. Phone after 5 timates, fully insured. 64^11. Joe, Kathy, Nora and Ed Phone .... Made for Payment. p.m„ 647-1666. experience. Free estimates. tax service in this area. Sean and D.J. ■ - - Call Howley, 643-5361. Excellent opportunity for right (Sorry we’re late) Manchester Evening Herald LOST — Savings Passbook No. C. AND G. Home Improve •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• person. We train. For details, MANAGER EXPERT repairing all makes ment. Interior, exterior pain- ExperlBitced 176 Burnside Ave. East Hartford 19929- 3 Hartford National Bank of bicycles including 3,5 and 10- Hoadng-Flumblng 17 Write H & R Block, 356 R. West 8 and Trust Co., First erlng. FYee Middle Tpke., Manchester, OEM/HMvy Duty Happy speeds. Manchester Bicycle estimates. t-3531. Happy Manchester Office. Application Shop. SAM Watson Plumbing and Conn., O6O40, or Call 646-5440. Truck* Made for Payment. Heating. Bathroom remcMeling 85th Birthday 80th Birthday DONALD E. TarCa - and repairs. Free estimates. GAS service station, contains OLIVE WILSON GRANDMA 1970 BSA 500CC twin. Complete paperhanging and painting. LOST— Passbook No.s 104784— ly chopped. Excellent running Call 6^3808. service bay, lift, jacks, etc. i Manager*563-2375; with love from 102404 - 2180010- 5- 14088 - Free estimates. Cali 643-0271. MOORS condition, oversized high Office with register. Light and BROCKWAY The Children, Love, Chas. Young T. Bfahaney Paul Seynfour Daiyl White Greg Pruitt M ic h e lin W5079 — Savings Bank of compression pistons. B O m Heating and Plumbing heat furnished. Building 50x60’ B.A.C Painting Co. Painting by Grandchildren, OE-USC C-Gkihboma OT-Michigan OG-Nebraska WR—Oklahoma Manchester 1 0 2 ^ — 106460 — E v e rtin g on bike, new, only — Prompt, courteous service. 8,000 and 4,000 gallon tanks, RMTOR TRUCKS Sherry, Dayld, 68794 - 91896- E9381 - 6-2334 experts, exteriors, intenor, CaU 643-1496. pumps, etc. Minimum of cash Great Grand Costs Less In The Long been , on. th e road sifyce » ray nbrush. aiid«coll. . PAGE ^U l^T E E N — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., 'Dies., Nov. 31,1972 Sporting Goods 47 MANCHES'TBR EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues.. Nov^21. 1972— PAGE FIFTEEN' 71 AGGRAmnOHOfT u a o iL A r Houses For Solo 73- Nouoos For Solo Y2 Out of rown-For Safe 75 CLASSIFIED HART combination skis, iXS TMpKireX/HMWO ■ W A T f iRANCHBSTER Tolland cm, with. Tyrblia bindings, MANCHESTER - 4 family, LAKE Street— Large six-romn ANDOVER LAKE - Excellent Tolldnd Lange competition boots, ww excellent conditioD, 4 bedrooms K E fK in B Dutch Colonial, F i^ la c e , IW view, frroom aluminum sided Police Report '9V9. Both in very good shape. B e c a u s e oiUEP in 2 apartments, centrally Is right down the bill from this baths, tw (K ^ garage. 230’x350’ Cape. Full basement, tranquil Old Post Rd. Site $80 each or fllO for both. (£ u DftNBfiSPmiSD located. Hutchins Agency S-bedroom 8pUt Level. 2 full lot. Owner, 6494251. setting. Immediate occupancy. Thifault Rift Widens MANCHESTER Police reported a weekend ADVERTISING ,Jay at 649-1047. Realton. 6494324. V«OMe,VOirRg baths, living room and dicing Only 623,500. Hayes Agency, John A. Raid, 17,> of 273 break into the Central Omnec- room with wall-to-wall MANCHESTER — 627,900, new 6490131. f "o J’ ticut Co-Op Farmers CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS srUCR V«TW-IH6 MANCHESTER •- Three- Hilliard St., was charged Mon 8:80 AJM. to 6:00 P.M. TWO boy’s, 10-speed bikes, carpeting, garage. Full cellar. rlce on six-room Ranch. BETTE QUATRALE from the ranks of Thifault’s Association building at 10 Apel Voted For Garage, assorted diving equipment, OML'f SPACE family scarce price range. Cen Eiving room, dining room, VERNON — 50 miles view, 1% day night with carrying a Close to everything. Call 649- Correspondent supporters leaves Thifault with dangerous weapon, second- PI. Welding eqliipment of The proposed Old Post Rd. miscellaneous householo items. L E F f - tral location, m good condition. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, one-car acres, bill top estate, 2400 Tel. B75-2845 the support of only vice battles regarding its location. 632,500. Call Warren E. 5306 today, ask for Tony degree forgery, illegal posses- unspecified value w u taken. location for the new town COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Phone 643-8116. garage. Heated porch. Ideal square foot orick Ranch. The rift between the chairman George Hunt among The old broken-down garage U:M MOON DAT BEFOUB nmUOATIOIf Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. Wasilefsky. home for young couple. Walk to Excellrat area. 6M,900. Hayes ■km of controlled dru^, and Police said the intruders garage was approved by a 1918 hasn’t prevented the DeodUae for Satatdagr aad Bfoodajr is UdO Noon FMdojr SKIDOO, 1971 TNT 840, Phone Buckley School, 'rieto lot in Agency, 646-0131. Democratic Town Committee ^the officers of the town possession of iiquor on town apparently entered/the building vote during last night’s town ••• and its chairman Charles cmnmittee'. construction of new houses up 1-M2-7853. ^ 5 sv « & '? !s2 ssa rs MANCHESTER - Two- fine residential nei^borhood. property. by smashing a^first-floor meeting, but may be subjected to 650,000 value being built bedroom Ranch, living room, nn SMMOn MD IM lU a c*. Ext,ras. Call Warren E. Thifault widened today, as The Kowalskis and Johnson SuSm-ias SOUTH WINDSOR In a companion case, David window. The thieves left by to another town meeting vote around it, Stoetzner replied in PAIR HEAD G.S. skies, 19S dining room, kitchen, Howland, Realtor, 6491108. FNUIIG OVER TOYS? three leading Democrats at join the ranks of the dissident W. Alexander, 17, of 106 another window,poIice said. on the appropriation of 627,0(XI BB AFPBDdAnCD IrlMDIAL Is 013"4ii#M 3.2711 I I cm. Marker Rotamat bindings, ^ Aw irw u*:..! beautifully finished rec room, tacked the chairman for his Democratic group, which response to criticism over the l^rmie.ouaRm^ Woodbridge St., was charged Investigation is continuing. included in the town budget affects of the garage on new Scott poles, used twice. 643- _ , BRALAWf 6OME0UM-DUM6 two fireplaces, two acre MANCHESTER Here’s an Jumbo ranch, decorator refusal to step down despite a consists of many previously ‘ 5048.' TUeV L E A V E DON'TOAREHOW wooded lot. ’Two patios. SIX-ROOM Cape at a good designed. First-floor family with possession of liquor on under the contingency fund. 640,000 to 650,000 homes built on older 7-room home with vote of no confidence iast close supporters of Thifault COVENTRY CoRlIniied From Pmeedlng P ost BEFORE VOU THEV PA R kf Garage. Large rooms. Im price, on bus lira. Call osvner, enclosed porch and one-car gar room plus recreation room in town property. First Selectman Erwin Old Post Rd. Friday night. who found it impossible to con The two were taken into Steven B. Fortier, 17, of 58 Stoetzner was uncertain last *1970 SNOW P rin ce snow OETBACkf maculate. Call Warren E. 643-0642. No agents please. age. Equipped kitchen, full walkout basement, 3 big tinue working closely with him. “If the town had the guts it mobile. Asking |400. Call Howland, Realtor, 643-1106. Mrs. Betty Kowalski, custody at about 8:20 p.m. at Hickory Dr., Coventry, was night whether the second town Help Wanted 35 Artfcles for Safe 45 ti-ai basement, economical hot bedrooms, IVk baths, garage, secretary of the town com Looking for a new image for would have torn down the old between 6-9 p.m., 643-7631. OVERSIZED cu sto m 4- water gas heat. Priced to sell trees, desirable location, im Robertson School, police said. charged Monday night with meeting would be necessary. garage 30 years ago,” Building RANCH 8 rooms, large living bedroom Colonial built in 1972, beldW'market at 622,000. Call mittee, criticized Thifault for the Democratic party, before Police on routine patrol using a motor vehicle without His personal opinion was that it PART-TIME security guard LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. maculate condition. All can be the local elections next fall, the Inspector Frank Merrill Futf-FMtf 49 room and ”L” dupra dining first-floor family room with Mrs: Smith, Jarvis Realty his “I-ism which has mentally observed the two youths the owner’s permission, would not since the contingency wanted, Hartford and vicinity. Ring bell for service. Shiners, HORRCfXSSMAN yours, 632,500. Mr. Lewis, 649 group finds itself with a declared, although he opposed crawlers, ec. 144 Deming room with fireplace, 3 flreplace, large b ri^ t living Company, Realtors, 6491121. obsessed him.” walking around the'school. Coventry Police said. fund is asterisked in the Call for interview between 10 8erm£m4,p», bedrooms, lt4 baths, large pan and dining rooms enf central 5306. majority vote control of the the recommendto location. a.m.^2 p.m., 52^7193. Street, Manchester. Wapping SEASONED CORD wood, cord Describing Thifault as A search of Haid turned up a He was to be presented in approved town budget with the eled family room, den, garage, hall. Complete custom kltchbn MANCHESTER — 9bedroom town committee, and vows to Most of the opponents, Road. and half-cord loads delivered. ••• "incapable of running the town small amount of suspected court at Rockville today. note (hat 627,000 is for the Merrill, and former Republican E. Yeomans, 742-8907. paUo, city utilities. 631,^. with buii^ins, 2Vb baths with Ranch, recreation room, dining committee,” Mrs. Kowalski control the town committee ^ TEACHERS — Piano, guitar, TIm B A n o m M D IM tU C t Ca. marijuana, an allegedly forged garage. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, marble vanities, 2-car L, garage, fireplace, wall-to- even if Thifault refuses to step Selectmen Robert Dumont and drums, etc. Give Telephone STALE BREAD, 10 cases or om&isCAhtBe RoStn-MU added that Thifault can only birth certificate, and a "round The meeting also approved FIREWOOD, seasoned, 6464200. , , oversized garage, full walk-out wall’ carpet, city utilities, down from his post as town Qialres Ramondo, favored the number to Teachers-P.O. Box more, 50 cents per case. Phone INHERirBO* Haackotw raM i, Uaidi. (4i-UM think of himseif. "He has ring-type instrument with a the donation of 7.86 acres of 406. Manchester 643-1202. hardwood, |1S half-cord. Free basement with sliding glass beautiful shade trees, fine chairman. Tax Collections construction of the garage at doors. Many extras including become obsessed with the idea ', knife edged object,” police land from the Community the dump, with the parking lot delivery. 872-0204 after 5 and FIRST OFFERING residential area. 629,900. Prin he’s on top and can’t believe the Most of all of the CARPETS — Wholesale to you weekends. Apartmanta For Bant 53 Apartmanta For Rant Ntst fids — 6-fooin Caps, tietNent custom drapes, shades, washer- cipals only. Owner, 6499471 Spr said. The two were also Reach $122,799 Building Inc. The land is built on the filled area at the CALIFORNIA manufacturing 03 Out of Town- dryer, refrigerator and more, majority of the town committee disenchanted group have praise company is looking for dynamic at our warehouse. The Carpet comittlon, tilt bath, flraplact, plastsr after 6 p.m. in the 50’s and a miiiti-level carrying liquor, according to Tax collections equaling 94.2 located on Cider Mill Rd., front of the dump. For Rant 6 0 plus view of the Hartford Split, also in the 50’s. Huiwit- is against him.” for Thifault’s passed women to earn extra money in Merchants, 1310 Tolland DRY fireplace wood, |10 order, MANCHESTER - Deluxe ^ wallt. Dll hiat, aptii itaircast, porch, police. per cent of 12-month estimates directly across from the town— Conflicting statements were delivered. Call 742-7886. bedroom townhouse, includes skyline. Philbrick Agency, GREAT potential — Simons. 6491117, 2899525. Joining with Mrs. Kowalski in accomplishments, particularly owned recreational area, their spare time. Unlimited Turnpike, Manchester. 6464568. **••••••••••••••••••••••••«• ROCKVILLE — Two-room combination windows, amaiits driw, as first selectman, but feel it is Both youths were released on have been reported to date by made regarding state approval heat, appliances, carpets. Full R o to rs, 646-4200. Manchester, 9room Colonial her criticism of Thifault are her bond and are scheduled to Crandall’s Park. The land will possibilities for the right per Produeto 50 furnished apartment, uUlities city utilitias, noar thoppini and more important to look to the 8th District Tax Collector Mary of construction on the dump, son. Call 643-8858 between 9^11 ELECTRIC guitar and Oenton private basement. 6230 per with 2-car garage. Also a 3%ar COVENTRY - Cozy 5% room husband Rudy, who is president be developed for recreational month. Paul W. Dougan included, ^0 weekly. Four schooi. Quiat naiihborhood and food RANCH on three acres with 11 garage with office space, 2 aluminum sided Ranch. future. appear in Orcuit Court 12 at Laraia. The district’s fiscal none of which were verified in a.m. ' amplifier, one year old, rooms, appliances, yard, 6HS of the Young Democrats Gub Manchester Dec. 4. purposes, Stoetzner added. writing. Stoetzner claimed the lOV^ semi-V fibre giass brat, BUY your potatoes direct from Realtor, 643-4535. or 646-1021. location. Priced only in the middle large rooms, 3 baths, 5 greenhorns with heat, large 9 Basement garage, steel beam and the co-chairman of the Thifault, they claim, “has year will end May 31. 1973. the potato warehouse. Comer of monthly plus utilities. 872-0359. 20s. bedrooms, family room 2 story ,warehouse suitable for construction, eat-in kitchen and Mrs. Laraia reported last Discussion over the Old Post state told him the dump could SLIPCOVER and drapery 1100. 872-2918. 7:304:30 p.m. town committee bylaws com forgotten about the committee Rd. site for the town garage Buckland Rd. and Tolland NEW two-bedroom duplex, kitchens, could be ideal for in storage of brats, trailers or 1.3 acres. Sra it, you’ll like it. and the Democratic party, A radio transmitter and night that receipts total 6122,799 not be used for developmental maker, experienced only. Apply mittee; and town committee stressed the economic offered purposes for 10 years after it Sterling Upholstering and APPLIANCES and Tagrag Sale, Turnpike, Buckland. Bonus large rooms, m baths, wall-to- laws, bam, 6 horse stalls, 6 heavy equipment. Over one Hurwit-Simons, d ^ lll7 , 289 caring instead only for receiver unit valued at about and that only 67,536 is with each purchase. Call 646- wall carpet, frost-free ROCKVILLE — Five rooms, CHARLES LESPERANCE regulation dog kennels. acre of land. Morrin Realty Co., 9525. treasurer Stanley Johnson. 64,000 was stolen from a by the site for the Board of was closed, due to methene Supply, 222 McKee Street, Route Hebron, dailyaiW until acre yard, appliances, 6150 Explaining she had advised himself.” outstanding. The district levies Mfinchester. gone, 228-9358, 646-5042. Lopk 8248. refrigerator, self-cleaning 649-7620 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 2393394,5291376. workshop garage at 9 Depot St. a 2.5 mills tax, with 1.25 mills Elducation. gasses. oven, dishwasher, garbage dis monthly, plus utilities. Four- 6464200. ELLINGTON — 9room Ranch ’Thifault last night that she was The 18 school buses would be for signs. rooms, appliances, parking, over the weekend, police for fire protection and 1.25 for Dumont claimed Thomas WOMAN w anted to share HounohoU Qoodt 51 posal, attic fan, storm windows SIX-ROOM older home, 3 down BOWERS SCHOOU! near Tolland line, 4 rooms up, 4 going to publicly oppose him, reported. parked in the rear of the Pregman of the state health and doors, full basement, 6115 monthly, plus utilities. 872- RANCH, living room with rooms in walk-out basement, 2 Mrs. Kowalski admitted it was sanitary sewage service. apartlhent with 75 year old gal. HAM Operators — receiver, 0359. 7:30-9:30 p.m. and 3 up, completely Hebron Area Thieves apparently entered District Fire Chief Granville garage, and a large gas tank department told him yesterday s i^ l generator, transmitters, FRIGIDAIRE electric stove, spacious backyard. Excellent redecorated. On dead end fireplace, modfern kitchen, full baths, V* acre wooded lot, a hard decision to make. All would be installed to service Rent free in exchange for a 40”, double oven, excellent con residential area. 6220 monthly. dining room, paneled den, Immaculate oversized 9room 625,900. Lipman-Chorches the building via a souUi window, Lingard’s report for„^tober the dump site could be used for little companionship. Working literature, miscellaneous ROCKVILLE — Five rooms, street. Handy to bus and shop (}ape with IVkbaths, garage, three have been very close to police said. Investigation is the buses as well as the town the town garage, but that U,-: equipment. Moving must sell. dition, 645. 649-5637. 1 ^ appointment only, 1 - ^ - beautuul park-like lot 2M’ deep. Agency, 872-^71, 6491869. ASCS Lists listed 15 alarms — 4 mlnbr fires woman- consldereo. Andover 6777. two bedrooms, heat, hot water, ping. 629,9M. Philbrick Agency, fireplace, first floor family Thifault during the past year continuing. vehicles. Estimated savings pilings might be necessary. area. Write to Box L, 175 for all. 644-1779 after 5 p.m. ■MANCHESTER — Four-rooih Realtors, 646-4200. 626,900. Philbrick Agency, and worked hard for him in his in dwellings, 2 grass fires, 1 SEARS KENMORE automatic apartment, convenient appliances furnished. Centrally Realtors, 646-COO. room, four bedroonnis, plus COLUMBIA Nominees minor fire in a factory, 6 range from 610,000 to 630,000 a Stoetzner countered that the fill Manchester Herald. located. 6185 plus security. primary contest for state year, according to Stoetzner. WORLD Book Encyclopedia, dishwasher. Just in time for the MANCHESTER - Newer 2- location. Available December many extras. Priced for im Harold R. Usk, 38, of 134 miscellaneous, and 2 false at the dump runs about 35 feet Very clean. 872-2M1. GARRISON Colonial S-extra 14 ACRE ESTATE representative, believing he ANNE EMT “You are always looking for PART-TIME help wanted never used, all supplement holidays, 6M. 646-3109. bedroom Townhouse includes 15th, call 547-2543 during large rooms, 2 or 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER mediate sale! Oakland St., was charged alarms caused by malfunction deep in the front. heat, appliances, IVk baths, full business hours, 649-0851 after 7 Goes with this Imhiaoulate was the best man for the job. Correspondent ways to cut the school budget Robert Dean, a member of morning, general floor issues up to date. Phone 643- HEBRON — 4-room apartment, large screened porch, garage, Monday night with fourth- of automatic sprinkler systems. 5318. SEWING MACHINES, Singer basement. 6240 per month. Paul p.m. 6145 monthly. NEW HOMES older 9-room Colonial. Four All three vowed they would Tel. 228-3971 degree larceny (shoplifting) at and this is is one” he added. the Board of Education, maintenance. 646-4220. Touch and Sew, 647.50; 1972 Zig- W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. refrigerator, \atove, electric handy location, 631,900. R. F. BLANCHARD stay in their present leadership Three of six nominees named In addition, District firemen Philbrick Agency Realtors. 646- Drive out to HAMILTON DR., lovely bedrooms, a ll Top Notch supermarket, 160 N. put out 7 Halloween-prank fires He explained that the building defended the cost savings to the Zag, unclaimed law-away, CENTRAL, 4-room duplex. heat, 6150. 228-H15. carpeted, carpeted living posts to work for the on the official ballot as possible MAN5 wanted part-tim e, LIKE new Realistic Navaho ■4200. or call us for an apt. to see Realtors—MLS 6492482 Main St. Court date is Dec. 4. in the Buckland area — all would be built to the rear of the school board by th«”proposed 643.75. Guaranteed. 522-0931, FIV&ROOM Townhouse, wall- Available December 1st. room, dining room, den and "Democratic party and the Agricultural Stabilization and evenings, for machine floor Pro C.B. radio, used two weelu, ROCKVILLE - 3-room these lovely new homes, built For the finer homes. minor and none causing any hill in back of the sand bank and location of the garage and the 1135. 649-1936. dealer. to-wall carpeting, appliances, References and security T V room. Kitchen with town committee and not for one Conservation Service com scrubbing. Call 649-5334. deposit. Call 64341725. apartment, heat, hot water, SEVEN-ROOM, Split-level, on high wooded lots, some Donald E. Fitzgerald, 41, of damage. would not be visible from Old Immediate start of heat, two air-conditioners, large living room with dinette. Large barn with 5 man who tries to sway my mitteemen for Community IV SINGER Touch and Sew, like ite basement, IVk tile stove and refrigerator, 6125. ready to decorate for im East Hartford, was charged Lingard announced last night Post Rd. Senior citizen housing construction. He also noted the DENTAI< Assistant, unique DISPOSABLE diapers, factory Adults only, no pets, parking for fireplace, beautiful family box stalls. Fencto In riding vote.” are Hebron residents. may be built in back of the irregulars, less than one-third niew, hems, buttonholes, stretch K , .immediate occupancy, FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur mediate occupancy. If you MANCHEISTER — 22 Ferguson early today with intoxication, in that the district’s firemen will unsafe condition of Old Stafford position available for woman one car. Security deposit room, 1% baths, wall-to-wul Road. Builder’s Special! Six- qrea. Spring fed pond. Mrs. Kowalski related in Tlie three men named for garage. retail cost. Call 647-9053 stitches, monograms, sews on adults only, no pets, Cnarles nished, second floor, older or rill carpet and many extras. don’t see your home, call us connection with an alleged hold their Christmas party Dec. Rd., which does not now handle with !^me experience in dental buttons, fancy designs. Lesperance, 649-7^. room Garrison Cloionial, 2-car stances where Thifault told her Community IV, which com Opponents claimed the procedures. Please send between 94 p.m. m arrM couple preferred, no Call Garage, large wooded lot with and we will build it for you. R.E. MERRin AGENCY disturbance at a (Center St. 17 at 6 p.m., in the District the volume of school buses and Originally 6399.50, now only children or pets, parking, hot ••••••••••••■ garage. Kitchen has carpeting, how she should vote on town prises Andover, Bolton, residence. Court date is Dec. Firehouse. Invited guests are building would create an unsafe town truck traffic that Old Post resume, including phone Bualnaaa Loeadona- privacy. 636,000. Philbrick MERMn AGENCY self-cleaning stove, REALTORS 646-1180 committee business and how he Columbia and Hebron are 30-GALLON Electric hot water 699.65. Easy terms. 522-0476, water, centrally located. Agency, Realtors, 6464200. 11. members of the district board situation with town trucks and Rd. already does. number to Dental Assistant, dealer. For Rant 6 7 Realtors 646-1180 dishwasher. • Fireplace, many P.O. Box 426, Manchester. heater. Cord wood saw to fit WOODLAND Security deposit. 643-6441, 4-8 usually required all Edward Ellis of Rt, 85; Edward of directors and district school buses creating extra The Tolland Volunteer farm tractor. Phone 1-642-7853. p.m. extras. .Open for inspection correspondence to be dated 5 to Foote of Rt, 94; and Wilbur traffic around the schools and ESTATEIS and household lots to CALL T. J. Crockett Realtor if Saturday and Sunday, 2-4 p.m. ELLINGTON - 9room older Debra J. Higgins, 17, of 242 officials. Ambulance Association does APPLIANCE salesman ^ sell som m sKM u Colonial, large 2-store 20 days earlier than the date on Porter of Rt. 85. that the site would mar the not want to move into the new buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - you’re looking for office space. RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, (^11 an^im e for appointment. Dart Hill Rd., South Windsor, q Grant’s own "Bradford” major ONE large and one medium dog MANOR Exceptional in every way. 7- outbuilding, 1 1/3 acre lot. which it was actualiy written. Of the six nominees, the aesthetics of the location which garage, claiming it is not bouse. Reasonable. Call 875- apartment at the Teresa From 200 square feet to 10,000 formal dining room eat-in Starkweather Oinstniction 0>., was charged Monday afternoon appliances, televisions, stereos, square feet, both new and u ^ . room brick and stone ex- kitchen, living room has 6495353. Immediate occupancy, 635,900. “The minute one person on candidates receiving the first with fourth-degree larceny Quadruplets is in the center of town. “conducive to a medical en 4179. CLEAN USED — refrigerators, Apartments, including the town committee or an through the fifth highest sewing machines and floor ranges, automatic washers APARTMENTS appliances, carpets and air- 60-1577. ecuUve Ranch (1968). Many cathedral celling, large master Lipman-Uhorches Agency, 879 (shoplifting) at King’s Depart Stoetzner countered the buses vironment.” cleaning lines. Position offers 0571, 6491869. officer dares to disagree with number of votes will be elected Born In Israel CLEAN, dark rich loam, five with guarantees. See them at B. conditioning. 61*1 _per month. hours of careful planning have bedroom, family room, floor-to- MANCHESTER - Three- ment Store at the Parkade. and trucks were already Although specifications for maqy company benefits. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main Homestead St. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- MANCHESTER — 100,000 gone into this, approxinuitely ceiling fireplace, IVi baths, bedroom Ranch, living room, one thing, you are done,” she. to the positions of chairman, traveling the road, the trucks the garage were not given Applicant must own car. Prior yards, |22.50. Sand, gravel, (Off W. Middle Tpke., VERNON — 7-room. Ranch, Court date is Dec. 11. RAMLA, Israel (AP) - stone, manure, pool, patio sand St., Call 643-»71. 4535 646-1021. 'square feet, will divide. 2,000 square frat, first floor, aluminum siding, 2-car garage, family room with fireplace, said in describing Thifault’s vice chairman, regular using the sand bank and the during the meeting, Stoetzner sales experience preferred, but Manchester) Suitable for miuiufacturing and acre lot with privacy. 635,900. kitchen laundry room, two exceptionally clean, 4 attitude to town committee member, first alternate and se Quadruplets were born Monday not essential. Amly Pmnonnel and firewood. 6^9504. living. 3 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, bedrooms, family room with Paul A. Sieezkowski, 18, of buses travelinfi to the did say the huildlng would be Maehlnorf’ Toola 52 i 1 and 2-badroom luxury GARDEN TYPE - two- warehouse. 1-748-5634. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, baths, two-car garage, base members. cond alternate in that order. to Mrs. Sol Ohion, giving her a office, W.T. Grant Co., 370 West laundry, large foyer, 21’ for built-in bar, carpeting, near East Hartford, was charged educational park complex. prefabricated steel and would apartments. Features wall-to- bedroom apartment, second 6464200. ment. % acre lot. Keeney Ballots have been mailed to total of 11 children. The doctors Middle Turnpike, Manchester. mal living room, dining room, school, 628,900. Lfpman- Adding they have foliowed with third-degree larceny on a The need for a town garage measure 60 by 70 feet. YiwIwtIislIiMi FLOOR machine — 19” buffer wall carpeting, vanity tile baths, floor. Includes heat, DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, School district. (^11 Warren E. Thifault too close and too long, those eligible to vote and they said the 39year-old woman, her beautiful, spacious, excellent large eat-in kitchen, (pass TEN-ROOMS Contemporary Howland, Realtor, 6491108. Qiorches Agency, 872-OOTl, 649 court warrant served Monday. has been acknowledged for The first vote at the meeting ■iqsilnIilhilinM and scrubber. Atlas, new built-in oven, range, dishwasher, appliances, carpets. 6205 the three officers stated “its must be returned to the county three boys and her dau^ter MACHINIST— needed by small condition. 647-9622, or 649-1755. location, first floor, all throu^), fireplaced family Ranch with 3-room stu^o, over 1869. He was released on a 6250 non- about 12 years, but has con was 18-17, and a recount OsuMiMiM refrigerator and disposal, elw - monthly. Paul W. Dougan. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• time we start thinking of the office by Dec. 1. They will be were all in good condition. e s t a U ^ ^ pompany to operate Realtor, 6434535 or 646-1021. facilities, parking, reasonable room—sliding glass doors to IVk acres of land with a view, 11.8 r- Acre — Solid 9room surety bond for court sistently been postponed over resulted in the 1918 vote. tric heat, 2 alr-condHioners, Wantad-Raal Batata 77 tabulated publicly at the county hoifjlfflRar milUng tnadilne 'and' TRACTOR-; 12 h;p. K iteit .xent. 353 Center St., 649-1680, large covered patio. All city redwood construction. Lvge Colonial, birch cabinets, Democratic party.,.not just one appearance Dec. 4. ice grinders. Trade school glass sHding doors, all large man.” ' ASCS office Dec 6. OFFICIAL ping-pong table, national Cub Cadet, blower, WE HAVE customers waiting 649-3549. cohveniences. Far below Thermopane windows; ceramic tile bath, barn, clean iground helpful.helpf Good____ rooms. Full basement storage SELLING your home or "It’s time the Tolland $25; Refrigerator, |25; mower, chain, winter cab, for the rental of your apartment replacement. 659,500. Call Philbrick Agency, 646-^^. river, swimming, fishing, Emil M. Haberen, 47, of 14V4 ;ing rate with complete used, big saving. W. H. Pruess, area, ample parking. Starting at or home. J.D. Real Estate MAIN STREET Offices - 645,000. Hutchins Agency, 649 acreage? For prompt friendly Democratic party reforms paid benefits. Apply at Nobel Bookcase, |5; large trike, |3; Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233 or service, call Louis^ Dimoefc Hackmatack St., was charged 7x6x1’ wall unit, |75; Air- Sons, Route 6-44A, Bolton, 643- $175. Handy to shopping, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. excellent location, 500 and 1000 Peggy Whitehead. 643-9886. &pe, modern kitchen, formal 5324. itself,” Rudy Kowalski stated, SENSATIONAL and^: Westbrook, Westbrook 9492. " ' ■ ■ 1^ II. ouuciivluare feet. or649-5334, ask for dining room, fireplace in living Realty, 6499823. with harassment on a warrant Strrat, East Hartford. An equal conditioner, $15; Sleds, SI. schools, bus and religious i WATSON iEIIGH "and established its own served Monday. He was skates 643-^. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••^ fad litio s . LOOKING for anything in real Max Grossman, room, den and 3 bedrooms, CUSTOM RAISED Ranch, 7 priorities. We need a strong Fire Calls opptM ^ity employer. estate rental — apartments, REAL ESTATE GO. hand split shingles for siding, rooms, 2 baths, paneled ALL CASH for your property released on his written promise Omeo-Stora Equipmant 54 within 24 hours. Avbid red tape, party leader who has a respon Model apartment open for in homes, multiple dwellings, no Sfantad to Rant 0 9 Realtors, Hartford Office level lot with blueberries and carpeted recreation room, to appear in court Dec. 4. S l^ U o n Wantod . 35 Boala-Aeeaaaortaa 45 instant service. Hayes Agency, sible job to reflect the interests ADDRESS-O-Graph machine, spection 1-6 p.m., Sunday. Other fees. Cail J.D. Real Estate ______547-1550 apple trees. Handy location. fireplace, sundeck, garages, Town firemen reported a Associates, Inc. 643-5129. WANTED — For older retired 629,900. Philbrick Agency, garden, privacy. Hutchins 6490131. of the people of the to Thifault false alarm at box 53, located at Police issued summonses for VALUE 20’ BOAT, 2,200 pound Tamden with steel drawer file cabinet, times by appointment. w rii care tor infants and couple, apartment, very GEORGIAN Colonial, All Realtors, 646-4200. Agency, Realtors, 6495324. vowed to check the legality of the corner of Spruce and Oak TOP RATED — SEPT. 72 REPORT toddlers in my licensed trailer and 30 h.p. Evinrude holds over 5,000 nameplates. Built by brick, ten rooms, four large HAGLER Real Estate needs alleged motor vehicle motor. Price 6450. Phone 643- Phone 6494563. DELUXE ONE — Bedroom reasonably priced. Phone 649- the vote with Parlimentarian Sts. The alarm was turned in at Ma^hester home. Two meals UftR HOUSING CORP. bedrooms, beautiful entrance listings. Call 643-6624. Harold Garrity before making a violations to: 9132. apartment, wall-to-wall 7572. GARRISON (Colonial 7 years MANCHESTER - Deluxe 9 12:36 a.m. today. Milton L. Rlsley, 31, of fuiinished. Excellent Rentals byi foyer. Two fireplaces, 2% room Garrison Colonial, 2 ^ decision on his action, although Andquaa 55 carpeting throughout, complete old, modern kitchen, formal Armstrong Rd., Coventry, atnjf^^here, daily or weekly. appliances, vanity bath. baths, two-car garage. Sun- dining room, first-floor family baths, caipeting, double gar the motion called for his EVINRUDE outboard motors, ■ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Houaaa For Sala 72 charged Monday night with Centrally located 6175 monthly. ______porch, in mint of condition. room 24’ living room with age, quality construction. “immediate resignation.” Holsclaw and Mastercraft THE Birches Antiques, Twin 643-2692 643-9551 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Legal Notices violating regulations requiring trailers, sales-service. Hills Drive, Coventry. Hours fireplace, 4 bedrooms, garage, Richard Martin School. Hayes Johnson told of the Dofia-BIrda-Pata 41 ” SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, 6494200. Agency, 646-0131. motor vehicle operator Complete service department, Wednesday, Thursday and ...... beamed ceilings, paneling, two level lot, nicely laiidscaped, townspeople’s opposition to About Town Friday 10-3, Sunday 1-5. Other FOUR room apartment, new Fumlahod Apartmanta 64 frontage, 641,900. Philbrick Court of Probate instrector to be seated so as to WRST Highland white terrier, 7 boating supplies, accessories, baths, family room, garagra. VERPLANCK SCHOOL area, District of Manebester Thifault which is costing the The Manchester Giapter of Woolsey paints, Gerich’s days by appointment. 742-6607. kitchen and bath, plus Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - 627,900. NOTICE TO CREDITORS control vehicle. Court date is months old, female, $85. Call Sweeping views. Privacy. 7-room (Colonial in pleasing^con- Democratic party the loss of Disabled American Veterans Marine Service, 1982 Toliand appliances, very nice area, TWO-ROOM furnished apart Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649 Lyness Street, 3-bedroom ESTATE OP JAMES J. O’CONNOR Dec. 4. 649-1292. ment, heat, hot water, stove, dition on quiet street. Three Colonial, baseboard heat, for Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. considerable votes and support will meet tonight at 8 at the Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. Wantod to Bur 59 large yard, 6150 plus security. 5324. Rappe. Acting Judge, ail claims must be Leo A. Tedone, 17, of 189 FULL FEATURED bedrooms, dressing room, of people who would otherwise 6434189. refrigerator. Apply Itorlows, mal dining room. Immediate presented to the fiduciary named below American Legion Home. Cooper Hill St., charged Mon AKp Registered male poodles, 867 Main Street, Manchester. fireplace in living room and occupancy. Helen D. Cole, be interested in working for the one black and one chocolate, 7 Sporting Qooda 47 WANTED — Antique furniture, ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. basement. Cheerful dining HnCK RANCH on or before Februaiy 13, 1S73 or be day afternoon with failure to glass, pewter,’ oil paintings or SMALL Three-room apart Large barn, acerage, sweeping Realtor, pfcs, 6496666. barred by law. The fiduciary is: party. The Ladies of St. James will weeks old, $100. 875-3284. THREE-ROOM furnished room, family room with picture Located in the exclusive Margaret M. Segerberg obey traffic control signal (red 1970 AMF Snowmobile, 23 h.p. other antique items. Any ment, on bus line. Heat, views. Hutchins Agency, 38 Adams Street South Admitting “a lot of people gather at the W. P. Quish AUTOMATIC window overlooking portion of MANCHESTER - 6-room light) on W. Middle Tpke. Court double trailer, call after 5 p.m,, quantity. The Harrisons, 643- appliances included. 6110 apartment, 6160 monthly in Realtors, 6495324. Porter St. area. 2,580 square Manchester, Conn. 06040 can’t believe I've changed my Funeral Home, 225 Main St., THREE male kittens, litter 644-1977. cluding electricity and heat. 60x150’ yard with split rail feet of living area, 2 baths, Raised Ranch, three bedrooms, date is Dec. 11. trained, need good homes, 8 8709, Iw Oakland Street. monthly. Older man or woman fence' and ud lovely treestrees. Electric ~ mind,” Johnson added he just Thursday night at 7:45 to pay preferred. Paul W. Dougan, Ample parking, centrally double garage and huge treed formal dining room, kitchen weeks oid, 649-^72. located. 6495271. CENTRALLY located 5-5 flat appliances,, attic storage, ___ near learned all 1 heard from their respects to their late DACOR scuba tank, 675 or best ANTIQUE funniture, china Realtor, 643-4535. with 2-car garage, 3V4 baths. lot. Priced in the 50’s. with built-ins, family room, Elaine R. Cohen, 27, of WASHER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lartford bus. Realistically two-car garage. Immaculate. Thifault was “I.” member, Mrs. Maria Stentella. Flanders Rd., Coventry, FREE— Six-weeks old kittens, offer. Must sell. Call 643-5600. cabinets, crank phonographs, One of the nicest and cleanest price in low 30’s. Shown by ai NOTICE old books. Most anything old. FOUR-ROOM, second floor, Houaaa lor Rant 65 R.F. B U N d U R D 640,500. Wolverton Agency, “When you don’t have the Members will recite the Rosary charged Monday afternoon with trained, male and female. we’ve ever listed. Both pointment. Lillian Gran.,‘I Realtors, 6492813. OF PUBLIC HEARING votes you have an obligation to and attend the funeral Mass at Resransible persons only. Call OassHM A4i «■ I M a nm btaM 6434535. modern apartment, garage. unsafe passing on E. Middle fw ewrytMag . . . ana fw rsal Call 6495592. MANCHESTER - immediate Realtor, Walton W. Grant Realtors—MLS 6492482 A Hiblic Hearing, as required step down,” Johnson added. 10 a.m. Friday at St. James 649-0159. Agency, 6491153. Tpke. Court date is Dec. 4. WANTED — Gateleg table, to occupancy,occunanev. freshlyfreshlv redecoratedr«xli>mrat«i * '■'™“ ®«> Keaitor, 6491577. For the finer homes. MUST see — Custom built by Section 85 of Public Act No. TTie defection of the three Church. seat at least 6 persons. AVAILABLE immediately, 2-bedroom Ranch, 6225 per Colonial Cape, unusual interior 872 of the 1971 General Reasonable. 6495448. modern three-room apartment, month. Also 9bedroom Cape, design for the family that loves Assembly, to consider any 2-Speed carpeting appliances, parking, 6265 per month. 6495200. space, 3 bedrooms second floor, Aniwtr to rrariavt fim l* BELFIORE,.. testimony which you may wish storage. Hilliard Street. 649 BOWERS School! Elxceptional IMi baths, built-ins, garage. to present concerning the 5 Water Temp. V ariety Rooms Without Board 59 7289, 568-3850. LARGE EIGHT-ROOM, 9room Cape with 1% baths, Only 627,400. Char Bon Agency, for Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, i, fireplace, carpeting, application for a new discharge Settings THE THOMPSON House - 6490683. into the waters of the State, as ACBOSS DOWN THREE rooms, tile bath, heat, parking area. Pleasant K eed lot. Priced ri^ t! R. Cottage St., centrally located, convenient location. Workina By A Landslidel 73 described below, will be held on 1 Wallace’s 1 European large, pleasantly furnished hot water, range and Yep, f e ’ve had a veritable landslide of listings lately. F. Blanchard Agency, Realtors, LoU‘Land For Sala Infinite state (ab.) mountains refrigerator included. Middle adults. 643-2880. 6492482. Wednesday, December 6, 1972 rooms, parking. Call 6492358 Several of them have been sold but we have replaced them ANDOVER — Near lake, 61,800, at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Water Level Control 4 Kind of 2 Jump for overnight and permanent aged adults, security deposit, with a plethora of fresh new properties. We’ve been really Thanksgiving iecorder 3 Act of guest rates. references. No pets. Parking. TOLLAND near Parkway, 9 Ma n c h e s t e r —Attractive 9 ^ Coventry-; half-acre, treed, Time, in the State Office 8 Cicatrix bringing 15V4 School Street, second floor, room older home in good condi pleasanUy surprised at the quality and cleanliness of these bedroom Colonial with IMi 63,900- 'Tolland, acre, 63,900. Building, Room 125, Hartford, Wash 2 to 18 lbs. 12 Conducted forward across from East Side Rec, tion with acreage and pond. recent offerings. Come see them-We’ll make everything baths, garage, fireplace and Manchester, one-half acre, 66,- (Connecticut. You are advised 13 Dismounted 4 Mountain NEWLY Furnished room for References, 6225 monthly. perfectly clear! Lint Filter 14 European pools responsible gentleman. Private near Main Street. treed lot. Low 30s. R. F. -»00. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. that similar matters will be shark -S J a i----- Hayes Agency, 6490131. Blanchard Agency, Realtors, entrance, parking. Good 6492482. heard at the same date and 2 Years Parts 15 Stuff 6 Chooser 24 Australian a southpaw MANCHESTER Four room, w i m m JOSTUSTEP Out of Town-For Sala 75 time. 16 Kentucky 7 Summer (Fr.) pompano 4 1 ^ apartment, centrally located, BOLTON — 4-room Ranch, MUMS Warranty Derby equine 8 Packs 25 Operatic solo 42 Chooses heat included. Gas range fenced yard, lake privileges, Clean, clean, clean! A real doll m sfmrusn MANCHEISTER — Elxecutive 4- UCONN area—5Vi room Ranch MANCHESTER -r- JOHN L. I® 9 Preserve LADIES only — Nicely bouael Froot doimert, larate, LARABEE - MANCHESTER 18 Soviet 26 German state 43 Horse’s gait nished room for rent, utiiities supplied. Available November one child accep ted , 6200 7-room, 4-bedroom Cape. bedroom Ranch in the exciting with separate 30x60’ heated Cut Flowers mteUite in brine 27 Capable of 44 Olympian monthly including heat,- 742- cedar ihingled exterior, wall-to- Porter Street area. Huge trera SPORTS CENTER 10 Church part included, community kitchen 1st. Only 6175 per month. Call wall. Encloaed aide potdi, baae- Fireplace, cedar riUnglad exterior, building. Terrific opportunity Largo Bunch 20 possessed entering goddess 6736. convenient location. Aluminum An application of John L. 21 Variety of 11 Bamboolike 28 Vex 46 Group of and bath. On bus line and near 643-7166. ment rec room. A rear yaid that lot. 50s. R. F. Blanchard for the man who wants a homo, grass atorma and icreani. Mid twenUea, Agency, Realtors, 6492482. plus a shop. Ideal for welding Larabee, ^nebester Sports lettuce 29E^KxduI whales stores. References, please. Call would do credit to a tW,0M. area. worfat it! 22 Love god 17 Owl 31 Holding right 47 Cry of 454 MAIN Street — second Out of Town- Two lovely ma;def in (root. Real antiques, antique finishing, Center, Tolland Turnpike & 2.59 after 4, 644-0383. > 24 Facts 19 Banquet 33 Timbrel bacchanals floor, 9room apartment, heat, For Rant 6 0 valne in the low thlrtleil NEWLY listed — six-room assembly garage, etc. H o ^ Adams Street, Manchester, 26 Unruly child proposal 38 Consecrated 48 Palm fruit family unit. Security. 6117.85. CNUUS-IIIEWOIIKI Colonial with attached garage halt ivk baths, fireplace, full 27 Priority ,23 Jaw part 40 Nickname for 50 Greek letter WOMAN wanted to share ROCKVILLE — Loveland Connecticut 06040 to discharge ^ r tm e n t with 75 year old gal. 6492426,95 p.m. in a pleasant southwest basement, all on % acre lot. 50 gallons per day of treatto Prefix) Heights Apartment, — One and location. Interior features in Priced in the low 30’s. Now POTTED MUMS HEAVY DUTY MODEL 30 Awn (iMtl 1 n r 4 5 0 7 0 r 10 II Rent free in exchange for a two bedroom apartments, M0MT1HMMII- wa^w ater containing oils and 32'iShooting littie companionship. Working DUPLEX, 5 and 4 room $22JM. clude* a1 fireplaced Ja • Uliving V X room. Wally vacant. Call T.J. Crockett, 12 IS 14 apartments, garage available. heated, carpeting throughout, S-room older boine, loaroe price on thla SIO’ lot wlUi lota of treea, a fortnal dining room, eat-in Realtor, 649157 or Tolland of- detergents to the groundwaters itar’’ woman considerea. Andover range. Aak for Mr. Umbanlo. Z-car garage, and a big 7-room, 4- Extra Largo! 34p^igagedin 15 Centrally located, handy to ^pliances, and pool fam ties. kitchen, first-floor laundrv” flee, 87S-6279. in the Watershed of the ,tumult 16 17 area. Write to Box L, Central air-conditioning. ^11 bedroom Colonial on It. Naada Hocknum River in the Town of All Coloral Manchester Herald. park, stores, bus, school. 6159 work, but Uiia ta an excellent value roorn, half-bath, full basement. 35 (use of IS IS , 20 6180 monthly. Call 6495691 or 8792505. After 6, 8794W1. $ 2 3 ^ and 3 bedrooms with a full bath SOUTH WINDSOR Manchester. iUtronomy for the growing family. Walk to SALE Okler Cofanlal, vacant. Aik for ^ .8 8 6496597. public or parochial aehools. upstairs. Exterior features Section 85 of Public Act N. 872 $ 0 1 0 8 8 3 6 ^ ( c o lL ) 21 12 PRIVATE home, rooms for. AISTUSTEBR ROCKVILLE — Suniiy small 9 ■ Cari ZInaaer. include a screened porch 37C«peland ' rent,, kitchen privileges, (jail Clome inqiiect this intimaculate of the 1971 (jieneral Assembly is 39 Trumpet’s Z4 2B 20 V 20 20 NEW three-bedroom duplex, room apartment, second floor, overlooking the pleasantly l0a6|yMai0,C»YSMmENil after 9:30 p.m., 6464634. near center, one child accepted. 7-MKLGT m u t m l n u m six-room Ranch home with applicable. diouth 10 S2 1V4 baths, refrigerator and for lale or laaaa. Call for detaUi. private yard with mature All interested parties are 40 Roman moon n stove, carpet, no pets. Call 1-684-4331. with pond In nearby SoWh Windior. shrubs and fruit trees. This many extras. Living rocun has goddess 14 GROUP LIVING, all utiUties Executive retreat location, yet invited to be present or K i included with room. Large Available immediately. 643- NEIIIWK-Cllllim home is located within a hair, a beautiful fireplaced wall. 41 Land parcel 5014. ROCKVILLE — Highland Ave. cloae to main arteriaal Brand new to market. Call re p rin te d at this hearing. 5 42 Different M ■ lir SI at house with privacy. 670 mile from neighborhood Centerpiece Arrangements^2^^ BIANCHESTER 45 Scorched monthly. Phone 6497378. large and beautiful 3Vk rooms, shopping and the Keeney Street Mr. Bogdan today to see at Oral statements will be heard 49 Uked better 40 41 HEIATED 2V4 rooms, central, one-bedroom apartments, heat, MANYOTHERS! school. 629,500. Odegard only 631,900. Call 6495306 or and written statements will be 51 Hawaiian single adult lady preferred. hot water, all appliances Realty, 6494365. * received. Anyone Jmowing 42 41 44 JT40 47 40 MANCHESTER - Furnished 6492980. rooms, with kitchen privileges, Available Dec. 1st. $120. Call including di^waiii((r, disposal, persons interested in or 40 ■ ^ ■1 ^arUng. 643-5144 days. Ask for week days after 5:30, 649-6706. carpeting, pool and your own Manchester — 27 jarvis •••B&W ••• affected by the proposed dis 53 At this place private terrace In country Bob BleUdunan, Joe Lombardo, Carl ziiwnar GARDENS Road, reduced to 624,900. miMSOinMDIlUUICECx Uloodtanei 54 Negative word sz n 54 setting. 6165. Rockland Terrace charge is requested to inform i V R U l f i h t S5Bamain NEW plush 9bedroom duplex Owners must be in their new hiSlTr T** them of the hearing. 56 Chances n W' 57 MANCHESTER - Large with sunken living room to Apartments, 872-6360, 5298586. Members: Manchester Board of Realtors tome by Dra. 1st. CaU now on ll«»triwfsrtads,uSuS4M38t " TELEVISION IP APPLIANCE 57 Qolf gadget private patio, all appliances Douglas M. Costle U t Ut Htip Ym WHIi Yomt Lowa cad Pknt rrnlilimi furnished room, kitchen e a st HARTFORD - 7 room Deputy (Commissioner privileges, private entrance, and carpeting plus basement Greater Hartford Board of Realtors ftSiS'TiaE-.''- inU O N . PHILpr JOHN parking. Phone 289-5116 gorage, central convenient Tbtrt it a bl| dsaaii ftr Greater Vernon Board of Realtors Kurawling Ranch, 4 bedrooms, Department of (NIWSfAHt IHTKItfRIlf ASSN.) su n k e ^ v in g room, gvage, iiewoopLANo ------NEXT TO STOP and SHOP between 8-4:30 p.m. location, 6230. After 6 p:m., 649 and their reqiectiveMulUpleUstlng Systems! Environmental. 0311. Ml M i l parfclike yard! High 80s. Hayes Protection Agency, 6490131. -> p-» lilrf f */> 1 - '-s'-^l PXGE s ix t e e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 21, 1872 Obituary § _ G AXElC* 1^) Vernon Beekeeping Appeal -B y C LA Y R. P O L L A N - A tm UIRA K Your Dallr AdhHr Guid. M temperature” sign. MAS. tt sen. 22 (Omtinued from Page 1) Edwin S. Darling member of the Third Order of 'r Atcording to Ihu Stan. . r i — Granted a variance to the Dominicans. ‘■Afi. I» OCT. Houley In Line SOUTH WINDSOR - Edwin S. 9-14-23-35I develop message for Tuesdoy, Catherine A. Johnstone to erect Darling, 78, of 9 Ridge Rd., Survivors . are two sons, reodw o^ corresponding to numbers |ll:l7.2Sd3; Babbitt of South Windsor and a detached (Mie-car garhge one ^ o f your Z o d iac birth sign. n -7 6 < i Henry Mallett of 20 W. Middle husbatri of Mrs. Leona Palmer Edward Murphy , of Rockville, TAUSUS SCORPIO foot from the north side line at I You 31 Progress 61 Coreless. Tpke., spoke in favor of the A Bountiful Thanksgiving To All Darling, died this morning with whom she lived, and John AM. to OCr. 2leW^ F,or Council Post 78 Branford St. (Residence A 2 Today 32 Where 62 Grow appeal. Manchester Memorial Murphy of Honolulu, Hawaii; may 20^ 3Grosp 33 Not 63 Free WOK. ' Zone). 6-19-22-2C .4 Moon 34 Personal 64 Be In closed session after the Hospital. two daughters, Mrs. Harold '.77-86-90 5 Si0n$ 35 Job 65 Plons 26d4-3MV Robert D. Houley who has committee members, “1 have — Denied (by inconclusive 1^ 6 Now 36 Best 66 Bright 43-70-74 hearing, ZBA member , He was bom in West Hartford Grover of Ellington and Mrs. UMINI served two terms as senator no intentions of being a rable- voting) a variance sought by July 17,1894, the son of George Chester Darmofal of Hiousand 7N«w 37 You 67 Innovotions SAGITTARIUS roiuer, per se, but will not Cagianello suggested that the Peter J. Gunas to build a two- ^ 2. 6 Doy 38 Pretty 66 Of WOK. 22 ^ ^ , from the 35th District, is the 9 Parhops 39 Life 69 Under board ask town counsel for and Matilda Stenberg Darling, Oaks, Calif.; two sisters. Sister 20 likely candidate to fill a hesitate for a moment to iden family house on the south side and lived in Manchester for SO Chartina Ryan of Emmetsburg, 101s 40 Be 70Goy OCC. it tify views that mij^t differ clarification of Atty. Aaron’s of Wadsworth St. Ext. between Weiss Receivers ||\l2-27-29-52 11 Remember 41 Emphasized 71 It vacancy on the Town Council statements. Cagianello said The Weather years on Keeney St. where he Md., and Mrs. John Duane of IA2-49-82.87 12 Don't 42 Future 72 To 6-10^21-36 from the present ad 176 and 186 Wadsworth St. Ext. 43 Join 73 Orderly created by the recent Virginia Beach, Va.; 10 CANCIR 13 Indkotc iJ that new evidence presented Satisfactory Rating Considerable cldudinen and had the Darling Brothers 14 A 44 Portnerlhips 74 Ftstivitl.. CAMICMN resignation of Frank DeTolla. ministration. All of the peo The vote to grant the variance fj^.KjUNetl 45 Not 75 Money left doubts as to whether the cold tonight with the low in the Farm. He had resided in South grandchildren and 8 great 15 Fovoroble D it. » ^ ' I^ior to his election to his ple in Vernon should be hea^ in was 3-2, but the motion failed Page 20 l6Good ^ C o n fid e 76 In ZBA acted correctly in denying Hlantl|F tpr lEuFttinj Hfralii upper teens. Partly sunny and Windsor the past 16 years. He grandchildren. g^JU LY tt local government.” Houley 0 JAH. It because four favorable votes 17 Rome 47 Find 77 Be first term in the senate, in 1968, the variance in July. was a member of the Wapping' The funeral and burial will be 2-10-15-2C 18 You're 46 Should 78 Anyone ^ 7-2632/0 added. are required by law to grant a cold tomorrow, the high 35 to 19 For 49 In 79 Problems Houley was a member of the Eigner, supporting Community Church. in Malden, Mass., at a time to P-47-71 Mrs. Jane McCarthy, vice variance. 40. 20 For 50 Looks 80 Be council which is made up of Cagianello, said the board Other survivors are a be announced. White-Gibson LIO 21 Sitting 51 Built 81 One chairman of the Democratic — Tabled an appeal brought — 22 Experiments 52 Gross 62 Your eight Republicans, four should, not deny the Eicholtzer MANCHESTER A City of Village Charm stepson, George Nevers of Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm Town Committee had been by Jeraldine McCloud, pending MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22.1972 VOL. XCH, No. 45 FORTY-FOUR PAGES (TWO SECTIONS). PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS tt 23 Rush 53 Slipshod 83 Marital Democrats and a Republican appeal without knowing the Florida; a stei^aughter, Mrs. St., Rockville, is in charge of 24 Your 54 Or 64 Affoirs mentioned as possibly being in receipt of a ruling from the 5-13-161 25W os 55Hos 85Tockted mayor. legal grounds."’Eigner added Nancy Gozdeck of Florida; a arrangements. terested in the vacancy created ^1-49-57 26 Opportunity 56 Ta 86 Stylishly In a letter to members of the' later that he didn’t like bees, town counsel. Mrs. McCloud sister, Mrs. Lynn Miller of VIRGO 27 Let 57 Finonces 87 Feet risen Democratic Town Committee, by DeToIIa’s resignation but was appealing a zoning enforce Massachusetts; five 28 And Se Be 88 Doy has since said with Houley but that issue was not pertinent. Stephen G. Pierce Jr. 29 The 59Yotir 89 Today Houley expressed his regret Cagianello and Eigner were ment officer’s order to caase grandchildren and several 30 Don't 60Esp*colly 90AAodern MAh. 2 0 ^ available she will give him her HEBRON - Stephen Garfield concerning the resignation of overruled by the board’s vote to ceramic making an'd nieces and nephews. Pierce Jr., 53, of RFD 1, Wall \36^i46-59 )Good (^Advene ^[^Nemril |3(M0-53:544 DeTolla aUd noted he would be support. The Town Cmincll has instructions at her 115 Funeral services will be held >^45-;2-78 61-A4-73 I never had a woman member. reject the appeal. St., died Sunday at Windham available pending the Chairman Pierro, noting the Woodland St. home (Residehce Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Watkins Memorial Hospital in committee’s decision to select Mrs. McCarthy said she is & Zone). Funeral Home, 142 E. Center interested in town government concern of one beekeeper who Willimantic. a replacement for DeTolla. spoke at the hearing, said that — Unanimously denied a Secret Talks St., Manchester, with the Rev. and would give thought to being Bom in Hartford, he lived in Houley did not seek reelection further action to remove the variance sought by E.S. Harold Richardson of Wapping the area most of his life before Funds Unavailable to the senate as he explained he available at a future date. Associates to allow conversion Community Church officiating. ’The Town Committee will bees could wait until April. moving to Hebron four years did not feel he had the time to Beehives are reportedly inac of third-floor space to a three- Burial will be in Wapping meet on Dec. 4 to choose the ago. He was employed by the serve on the state level, tive during winter months. room apartment at 135-137 W. Center Cemetery. replacement. According to the Buckland Manufacturing Co., For MCC Rec Area however, he did say he was in In other action last night, the Middle Tpke. ZBA members Friends may call at the Manchester. He was a Navy terested in becoming involved town charter, if a councilman agreed that no legal hardship funeral home TTiursday from 7 ZBA: In Third Day veteran of World War II. in government on the local resigns who had the was proven. to 9 p.m. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. BY JOHN A. JOHNSTON level. endorsement of a political par — Denied variances sought by — Unanimously granted a In lieu of flowers, friends Shirley M. Gilnite Pierce; two (Herald Reporter) “If selected by your con ty the vacancy is tobe filled by two automobile dealers for new variance to James A. McCarthy wishing to may contribute to sons, Stephen G. Pierce III of endorsement of a candidate free-standing signs larger than to erect an office building PARIS (AP) - Henry A. Due Tho went into the third countries that have been asked proposed International Control A request by Manchester Community College for 110,000 fidence and vote, I will do the Kissinger resumed his Vietnam the Wapping Community Hartford and James A. Pierce best job possible, however, I from the same political party allowed by zoning regulations. addition at the rear of an meeting of their secret peace to supervise the cease-fire Commission. to fund the planning of campus outdoor recreational peace talks with Hanoi’s top talks. Church Memorial Fund. of Hebron; two daughters, Mrs. facilities has been withdrawn from the State Bond want to make it clear as and the council has to accept The dealers were Manchester existing dwelling at 122 E. Kissinger and Tho are trying to Pointing to the other three Keith Longey of Northampton, the appointment. Motor Sales of 512 W. Center St. Center St. negotiators today after an They met in the same work out. Presumably the U.S. members of the proposed Commission’s agenda, it was reported to the MCC possible, that there are in Ver overnight trip to Brussels and Mass., and Joni Marie Pierce of non many other qualified HERALD MAIL and Pontiac Park of 373 Main Two other items on Monday suburban villa, the property of presidential adviser went to commission — Canada, raland Maria Stentella RegionalCouncil meeting last night. The reason given is an hour-long talk with Funeral services for Maria Hebron; a brother, W.L.F. possible candidates and each All Vemon-Rockville news St. night’s agenda were withdrawn the French Communist party, Brussels to discuss this with and Hungary — the ip^esm an Pierce of Avon; a sister, Mrs. that no specific funds are available for construction. The items being mailed should be — Granted a variance to the Monday afternoon. ’They were a President Suharto of Indonesia. where they conferred for 5Vk Suharto, who is on a tour of said: “Can you toU me vdilefa of Stentella, 82, of 132 Bridge St., should also receive your President Nixon’s security Warren Jackson of Holland, Board of Trustees for Regional Community Ckilleges consideration,” Houley told the addressed to Manchester Savings Bank of Manchester, request by Elmer Thrall, owner hours Monday and 4M hours European capitals. these is truly neutral?” ^ t be wife of Elesio Stenella, who adviser and the North Viet Tuesday. died Monday morning in a local Mass., and two grandchildren. earlier approved the request. Town Committee. ' Herald, P. 0. Box 327, Post Of 923 Maih St., to allow erection of the Manchester Bus l^rvice, Kissinger flew to Brussels refused to say if Kisilnger Under the tentative program, a namese Politburo member, Le Indonesia is one of four convalescent home, will be held Funeral services will be held On Aug. 2, Lawrence Houley, who was an active fice, Rockville, Conn. The of two illuminated signs for a variance to allow school Tuesday night after his second discussed the Commiiniat Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Associates of Manchester sub few MCC student veterans, Rockville office of the Herald is projecting from the bus parking on former Boise meeting with Tho. He returned objections with Suharto. Friday at 9:30 a.m. from the working part time, would be member of the minority group W.P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Richard W. Sheehan Funeral mitted a 29-page report to the on the council, told the at 38 Park St. \ reconstructed face of its Cascade land at Highland Park; to Paris in the middle of the college administration, given a short course on benefits building. The signs, both six by and Nycrest Corp.’s variance morning. Kissinger and ’Tho met for Main St., followed by a Mass at Home, 1084 New Britain Ave., more than four hours Tuesday West Hartford, with the Rev. covering possible recreational available to discharged service eight feet in size add to be request to convert a gas station 10 at St. James Church. Burial personnel and would be Lame Duck Tax Kissinger called on Suharto at a suburban villa owned by will be in St. James Cemetery. Keith M. Jones officiating. areas for three groups; mounted back-to-back, will a t 488 Center St. to a and Foreign Minister Adam Students, senior citizens, and authorized to contact former Meriden replace an existing “time-and- the FYench Communiit party. Friends may call at the Burial will be in Fairview convenience food srore. Malik shortly before 7:30 a.m.. As usual there was no handicapped children. At that servicemen in the area and NOTICE funeral home Wednesday from Cemetery, West Hartford. and taUced with them about an concrete Informatlmi on tbe^ There are no calling hours. time, the architectural and outline he benefits. Fire Hits Cut Faces Veto hour. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and on NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION discussions. But during one planning firm estimated tiiat Secondly, a special learning Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. AND An Indonesian sj^keaman minute break they could be implementation of its center would be set up on the o p e n tonight ahd Wednesday for HARTFORD (AP) - House Speaker William Ratchford said Kissinger came “on the in- MCC campus to provide Six Firms NO'nCE TO CREDITORS said today he is calling the members of the House back to seen walking togetber in tbe Rose Ann Murphy Gray Admitted feasibility study would cost ANTHONY INVESTMENTS, your every last minute struclions of President Nixon to from $140,000 to $170,000, academic help to veterans in MERIDEN (APH-A fire late the Capitol next Tuesday to consider the tax cut approved . garden, converting animatedly VERNON - Mrs. Rose Ann INC. thankegMng need! convey to President Suharto the and occasionally laugbing To Ifospital exclusive of utilities. making the transition from Monday night gutted six by the state Senate. latest developments on Murphy, 85, of 90 Prospect St., military life to MCC or bther in commercial establishments in Notice is hereby given loudly. ’This jovial atmoqibere Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., pursuant to Section 33-379 of • roatteiw (iiov. Thomas J. Meskill has legislature,” Meskill said about Vietnam.” Rockville, died Monday in NEW LONDON (AP) - stitutions. a single-story building on Grove fairway aroused. specuIatlMi that tbe Rockville Memorial Nursing MCC president, suggested that Connecticut General Statutes, • napkins already said he would, "in all the Senate tax cut. He declined to elaborate but talks were going weU. Acting FBI Director L. Patrick In another action, the council Street near West Main, priced Home. She was the widow of a possible alternative as a start Revision of 1958,that • candles probability,” veto the Senate’s During a floor debate over called attention to reports that Gray III was resting in developing the areas is the ratified a request for two witnesses said. Hanoi and the Viet Cong at last White House press secretary John J. Murphy. classified personnel (non ANTHONY INVESTMENTS, • tablecloths tool one per cent cut in the sales tax the cut, Senate Majority Leader comfortably and in satisfactory use of about $40,000 of college One firefighter was treated If the bill reached his desk. Alden Ives said, "The bill week’s session of the regular Ronald L. Ziegler told newsmen Bom in Norwood, Mass., she teaching staff) to be members for smoke inhalation, but no INC., having its principal place "try u$, that Kissinger had cabled condition at Lawrence- auxiliary service funds. ‘"The of business and office in the Ratchford said he is before us is not the request of semi-public peace talks in Paris came to Rockville in 1959. She Memorial Hospital, hospital of of the College ^n ate, which other injuries were reported. you'll like u$l” bad challenged the neutrality of reports to President Nixon was a member of St. Bernard’s students are aggressively Town of Manchester, County of scheduling a caucus of the the governor.” He added there ficials said today. following it up and complaining now consists of seven each There was no immediate Democratic members of the Indonesia as a member of the Monday and ’Tuesday Church in Rockville and a from the faculty and student Hartford and State of is no assurance that it will They said he was admitted to that it is not being followed explanation of the cause of the House for 1 p.m. Tuesday to become law. body, five administration Connecticut has been dissolved lottery th e hospital Sunday for up,” he added. blaze. ______ih e d tj decide whether to attempt memters, and two from the The first alarm was received effective October 26, 1972 by thd nAraeta of n ticket$ Ives called the bill, which 18 In Memoriam obsenration for a possible in Dr. Donald W. Morrison, virtue of a resolution adopted 4owr(tmn ma:m anK IN m i*. action on the Senate bill. A full Democrats supported and 14 testinal obstmction. council chairman, appointed Regional Council. at 10:41 p.m., fire officials said. L session of the House is In lovtijs memory of our MoUier, Mrs. Meriden authorities called for by the stockholders and Republicans opposed, “a Bus Drivers Urge Julia Hnblard, who passed away Gray, appointed acting the group’s development com directors, in accordance with scheduled for 2:30 p.m. political gimmick to hand out at November 21, UW director last May upon the mittee to meet with the Student assistance from South Meriden Tuesday, but unless the majori- Crash and Berlin. applicable statutes. Christmas.” Three Republicans Gone but not forgotten, death of Director J.' Edgar Senate, administration, and A Certificate of Dissolution Ttemocrats decide^ act, the and one Dentpfirat were absent. Riders To Write Daughters, Hoover, was at his Stonlngton. other Interested college groups ^ Firefighters using a deluge sekjion willBi^ dnty'a tecfahfcal Mrs. Thomas Lombardo gun prevented the blaze from has beeii filed with the Meskill favor^ t(»b months Mrs. WUUam Demeo home for the weekend. to explore sources of funds V ictim Secretary of the State, as one. ago cutting both the sales tax HARTFORD (AP) — Drivers on Connecticut Co. buses available for implementation of spreading to a paint store and a Meanwhile, Ratchford also furniture store on West Main required by law. and the capital gains tax by one in Hartford, New Haven and Stamford were distribtiting the plans. On motion of Dr. AH creditors, if any, of said disclosed that he is backing half per cent, and more Merrill Rubinow, the council R ecoverin g Street. Majority Leader Carl Ajello for leaflets to riders this morning urging the passengers to A diner, bar, book store, corporation are warned to Notice recently he has said the entire passed a resolution to be the post of House minority issue of tax reform should be write to Gov. Thomas J. Meskill and demand state Kathy’M. Longtln, 18, of storefront church, vaccuum present written claims to At MUNCIPH. niUlINC forwarded to the conununity leader in the 1973 General left to the new General subsidies for the buses in order to avert a threatened stirike Hartford, was listed in satisfac cleaner repair shop and a torneys Kahan, Kerensky and college trustees, stressing the Capossela, Box K, Vernon Assembly. Ajello announced his Assembly, which meets Jan. 3. Saturday. importance of outdoor tory condition today at grocery store were reported candidacy for the new destroyed by the blaze. Professional Building, Vernon, Republicans captured control A Superior Court judge dissolved in the event of a facilities in campus life. Manchester Memorial Manchester Water Co. leadership post in letters sent of both houses from the Hospital, with injuries she suf Connecticut 06066, on or before Tuesday extended an injunction strike, said Judge George CLOSED Alumnus Nomination April 2, 1973, otherwise said will be closed all day today to his Democratic Democrats in the Nov. 7 elec which would keep the buses on Saden. Mrs. Shirley Belluardo of 360 fered when shejjias struck by a colleagues. tions. car on Hartfor^Rd. Nov. 8. Pawlowski claims will be forever barred, Thursday & Friday the road until next Tuesday “ We need the biues..,Keep Thursday, Nov. 23, 1972 Ferguson Rd. was approved to as provided by statute. Ratchford is expected to take The GOP senators said unless a strike by union drivers them rolling,” reads the leaflet'' serve on the Regional Council, Miss Longtin was struck by a November 23 & 24 a subordinate leadership job in taxcutting should await the car operated by Phyllis J. Sentenced Dated at Vernon, and mechanics took place as handed oUt to riders this THANKSGIVING DAY during the next calendar year. Connecticut, this 26th day of the new Democratic minority.. recommendations of the Gover planned Saturday morning. morning. and Her name will be sent to the Carlo, 19, of Wethersfield, HARTFORD (AP) - “I don’t think they should tie nor’s Commission on Tax police said. 'The impact of the October, 1972. The injunction would be 'The leaflets were given out by state trustees for consideration Thaddeus J. Pawlowski, a Anthony Investiments, Inc. Emergency Call 649-0857 th e hands of the new Reform. ' Friday, Nov. 24, 1972 collision, which occurred at former state unemployment bus drivers. A small-print line and approval. Mrs. Belluardo is ' By Kahan, Kerensky at the bottom of the leaflet a 1971 graduate of MCC and is about 5:20 p.m. on Nov. 8, commissioner for the Norwich Enwrgancy Telaphono Numbers: threw Miss lAingtin nearly 100 & Capossela reads: Distributed by Citizens Highway...... 649-5070 presently a senior at the area, was sentenced Monday to Its Attorneys feet, police said. 18 months’ probation on a Concerned About Mass Transit. R e fu s e ...... 649-1886 University of Connecticut, Thanksgiving Holiday The leaflets quoted an where she is a candidate for a Miss Carlo told police she conviction of income-tax fraud. Sanitary Sewer and Water ...... 649-9897 editorial from the Nov. 19 New BS. was blinded by headlights of an Pawlowski, 55, who also was oncoming car, and she did not a former deputy of collections Haven Register and urged Scholarship Help passengers to read the excerpts see the pedestrian. It was for the Internal Revenue Commenting on a student One Of Retrospection and “ then write to the financial assistance report sub raining at the time of the acci Service, had declined to contest dent, police said. WeVe just told this man governor. Urge him to keep the mitted to the council, Thomas a charge that he had falsified Three sports events are on SWEET CIDER Miss Carlo was charged with companies. Telephone buses rolling for the 100,000 Quish, financial aid officer, corporation tax records of the By JOHN A. JOHNSTON tap for tomorrow morning. At operating a motor vehicle in operators will be on duty, and people in Connecticut who use said that about 500 MCC Wyrman Grain Co. of Lebanon (HernIII Reporler) 10; 30, more than 500 runners violation of her optical about our beautiful facilities^ repair personnel will be on call them every day.” for THANKSGIVING! students are currently during the fiscal year ending “Don’t look back.” How often to provide essential repair are scheduled to get away in the “You ride the buses. You receiving help from several restriction (she was not January 1966. and by almost everyone has this annual Five Mile Road Race, Qtf., Va Gob.. Gob., 3 & 5-Gob, s k n s , wearing eyeglasses as work. suffer when they don’t run. programs. He anticipates that advice been given. However, Schools, the Municipal sponsored by Nutmeg Forest, Write to the governor or write a Croeks, Kegs, ■ orreb, Spigots financial assistance required), police" said. Court big cars, and low prices. tomorrow should not be one of Tall Cedars of Lebanon. The date is Nov. 27 at Manchester. HAUxFOR RENT Building, and the Manchester message on this leaflet and expenditures this school year For pMrtlea. ibowero, re e ^ If he doesn't seem too excited, it's because he isn't. He's tired of those occasions. Water Co. office will also be start and finish lines are at send this to the governor,” the It is a time for meditation, a OPEN THANKSGIVING tlH 1:00 P.M. will total $148,306. tiMM, m eeliiigo. O o m p lm seeing and hearing so many boasts by so many firms — and who closed Friday. The Manchester Main and School Sts. leaflet says. Veterans Outreach UtdieR tedllttcM. Luge en- time to think upon those gifts Also at 10:30, East Catholic and can blame him? We think we'll be forgiven, therefore, if we break Town Fathers Reject Water Co. emergency number Meskill has repeatedly said The council strongly sup IDENTIFICATION eloaed pewMnK lo t. In q u ire : for which we are consciously is 649-0857; and for town High School will meet South he would not provide operating custom and state one simple fact: EVERY WEEKEND HE NEW YEAR'S ported a proposal to assist PASSPORT PHOTOS Lithuoniem HoR grateful or which we all too services, they are 649-5070, Catholic High School of subsidies directly to the often take for granted. Let recently discharged veterans SALEM NASSIFF M OOLWAY STRBEiT We sincerely try to help you because we sincerely care about you. highway; 649-1886, refuse; and Hartford on the Mt. Nebo company but would be willing who may be contemplating CAMERA SHOP (S T U D IO MANCKBSTEB everyone, in the quiet of his 649-9697, sanitary sewer and gridiron. At 10:15, Manchester to provide 25 per cent of any ' resuming their education or 629 Main St., Manchester ' Onll before 8 P.M. own time and place, reflect and water. High School will close its operating loss incurred by a BOLTON CIDHt MILL PhoM t 6M-46U or M6-8U5 Laurel Lake Purchase give thanks for those benefits of whose plans are indefinite. 6 4 3 -7 3 6 9 Banks, state and federal of football season against transit district. The state has NEW BOLTON ROAD the year — health of body, fices, and libraries will reopen Windham High School on the had trouble convincing local U.S. Rt. 6 and 44A at Conn. 86 By SOL R. COHEN require state approval and that warned that tbe state will place the proposal on the voting peace of mind, serenity of soul, th e approval might be postpone its approval for use of Friday at their normal service Willimantic school’s field. areas to create transit districts. Morris Silveratein, Manager 643-6389 (Herald Reporter) machines was made by Anthony the promise of peace and hour on that day. HOLMES If Mandiester is to purchase jeo p ard !^ by a new Wetlands the land as long as the town Pietrantonio. It was seconded another opportunity to make it HOWARD HOLMES Act, soon to take effect, he doesn’t own it and predicted the ARTHUR HOLMES the 110-acre Laurel Lake for by John Tani. The vote was 8 to enduring. lefnaeiiisposal purposes, it will remarked, “Time is running state might even deny the town 0. Not present last night was NORMAN HOLMES So enter into the gates of the have to te by mandate of the out.” He urged swift action, permission for a landfill William FitzGerald, who is at 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN. morning and pass through the Israelis Seal Off MORIARTY “whether by ordinance or operation there. Manchester Memorial people in a townwide day, “Giving thanks always for end an FTD referendum, and not by or referendum.” He recommended the Hospital. He listed eventual im directors table action until a all things.” dinance. Pietrantonio said he doesn’t The Board of Directors, in a provements to the landfill area new agreement is. negotiated Golan Heights Area . at an estimated cost of about $1 with the Dennisons and that believe purchase by ordinance Some businesses will not unanimous action last n i^ t, is the proper way to handle the reopen until Monday. Among amksgivei^ 315.CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN;* Phone 643-5135 rejected a proposed ordinance million and said about $225,000 they then purchase the property civilian and injuring three, the in improvements by state'Oder by ordinance, and not proposal. He said the them are the offices of the By The AxHorialed PrenM 'The Israeli command said the tor buying the dry-bed lake for referendum question should in Hartford Electric Light Co. and plateau, which Israel seized officer said. One Israeli soldier Brilliant yellow and orange $411,800 over a span of flve will be needed almost referendum. muma, accented with clude the entire cost — the Southern New England The Israeli Army sealed off from Syria in the 1967 war, was also was wounded. The Syrians W e w ant to keep you yean; indicated its backing of immediately, whether the 110 Hinting that the proposed the Golan Heights again today later shelled a third Israeli brown o a t^ ls ... and acres are purchased or not. The referendum would lose, be said purchase price and im Telephone Co., the latter for the “quiet but tense.” to Indicate, In a the landfill concept for refuse provements. first time in its history; Pratt and kept its troops there on full An Israeli commander settlement. nostalgic way, the disposal; instruct^ the town acreage being offered is it nriuld be unfair to go to the alert in the wake of their big 'The eight-hour air, tank and adjacent to the town’s existing people for a vote on a method of Farr, noting that the and Whitney and Hamilton admitted shelling six civilian bounty of the harvest, m and worm this winter. manager to negotiate a new Standard Divisions of United battle with Syrian forces artillery battle along the Golan we added a ahaft of First, we have a high-quality product: Mobil la^ill area. * ref'jse dispos?lthey know little proposed ordinance called for villages to make examples of purdiase-price package; and purchase over a five-year span, Aircraft Corp.; and insurance Tuesday. them during the battle with plateau Tuesday ended at dusk. wheat We can deliver Heating Oil. It’s check^ 21 tiines in labs, and con stated the prop<^ will go to Weiss and Director of Public about, when possible It was the second this month tttis delightful arrangement said he doesn’t think it is proper Syrian forces Tuesday. He said tinuously tested in over 400 homes. referendum, with the question Woriu William O’Neill have newspaper ads just before the and one of the heaviest almost anywhere estimated the existing landfill vote could sway them the for the present board to commit he was acting on orders from In 6w country. Second, our service is dependable and complete. to include tbe cq^t ot purchase future boards. higher up. exchanges along the frontier plus the cost of all pertinent area has a life span to 1961 and wrong way. since the 1957 war. You call, we come. Fast. Because we care for your that the 110 acres proposed for Without mentioning the He, Tani, Mrs. Vivian The shelling was intended “to ni.-m.s«-n5. home heating comfort. "We have expert burner improvements to the potential Ferguson, Charles McKenzie give the Syrians a signal that Israeli planes launched the landflU area. purchase would add 30 years Manchester Property (5wners No Herald' Tomorrow attack, which the Israeli Avalfab/a Ofli service and tune-up. With a choice of service use for the refuse-disposal Association by name, O’Neill, and Pascal I^gnano all agreed they should stop shelling our contracts. We have a free furnace check that can Town Manager Robert Weisa on the salient points — that the civilian settlements,” a senior command said was in retalia through told the directon he anticipates area. Both have predicted nevertheless, was referring to The Herald will not be published tomorrow, ’Thanksgiving tion for the planting of mines in FTO floritt*. tell you how to save on fuel bills. savings of about $13 million in the fact that it was the MTOA’s landfill area is best for Day, to permit employes to enjoy the holiday with their commander told newsmen a new agreement could be Nkinchester’s refuse disposal visiting the battle zone on the th e Golan Heights by Third, we have the most modem equipment. reacM within a month or two those 30 years, if Manchester executive board which families and friends. Palestinian guerrillas from From burners to water heaters. All wearing the continues with the landfill recommended to the directors problems, that the town can use -Publication will be resumed Friday. Golan Heights. with Robert C. Dennison and the 110 acres, and that any Syria. concept— as opposed to the in last week tbe proposed T o ry ’s photographs of the turkeys were taken at Aber’s “We made about 20 to 30 hits After the last major Israeli- Mobil name. All to keep you.pice and warm. AH to W dli C. Dennison, owners of purchase should be by referen cineration concept. purchase be by “vote of tbe Farm In Ellington. inside the villages. Who lives in Syrian battle on Nov. 9, Syria save you money. dte land, and that an April dum. Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. O’Neill last night opposed people.” , A happy and bountiful Thanksgiving to all from the Herald them? Poor people.” declared it would continue to referendum date is a distinct “Let the people decide,” was Israel hit the villages after 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD Reliable & Dependable poaribility. purchase by refer^um. He ’The motion to reject the employes. support guerrilla operations no m ■ mi m-i disagreed with Weiss’- proposed ordiance, to instruct the key phrase last night. Syria fired on two Israeli matter how heavy the TEL. 528-9586 Pointing out that town civilian outposts, killing one Service for 39 Years! \M acqniaition of-^the land will timetable for an April vote. Ite Weiss to re-negotiate and to retaliation. m
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