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' i The Weather Connecticut Shower! thli evenlnf, Uien Lottery Number clearing) windy tad cooler, WED., THURS., FRI. ONLY tonight, toe low neor 40. VVldiny, 62887 sunny, windy and cool, high m STORE WIDE BARGAIN BONANZAI the Ml. W i Botilil PlMty. k il H ir^ IrI At Tlwu Prlen. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12,1972 VOL. XOI, No. 10 MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm IlMy'll M l Oat Fttt. Wi Itoiirvi tin RI|M lo Um H QuMtllln. TWENTY-FOUR PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIFTEEN CChm FABRIC DEPT. DISCOUNTS! At Peace Talks In Paris PINWALE CORDUROY Reg. 1.79 Machine w ash^le 100% cotton. 45" wide 8 8 ^ .
54’’-BONDED ACRYLICS Reds Stick Publicly Atty. Robert H. Bletchman ^tty. Victor Moses Machine washable in warm water. 54" wide. Law Practice Associates 60” POLYESTER KNITS Manchester, a member and co Fuily machine washable double knits. Pre-cut lengths. YARD Atty. Victor I. Moses and Atty. founder of the Democratic Qub Robert H. Bletchman have of Manchester, member of the 3.99 To Prior Positions become associated in the practice board of directors of United QUALITY WOOL, WOOL BLENDS Value of law with offices at 229 E. Fund of Manchester, and Choose from a wide selection of plaids and soiids. PARIS (AP) — North Vietnam pullout and the ouster of Presi infiltra^on of additional North “The time has come for the Center St. and the Viet Cong stuck publicly presently serves on the Connec 54" wide dent Nguyen Van 'Thieu. Vietnamese units into South Viet Nixon administration to...move Atty. Moses has been prac ticut Regional Planning Agency today to their long-itanding U.S. Ambassador William J. nam and what forms of verifica in toe direction of true peace,” ticing law for eight years and has and the Manchester Redevelop iisytoCareforRaVonAceW'® positions on the Vietnam war Porter devoted his speech to the tion or supervision of these said Nguyen Minh Vy, standing in been admitted to the Connecticut ment Association. WASHABLE FASHION FABRIC after the latest round of secret issue of North Vietnamese forces measures were proposed. for “Thuy. "Naturally, this re Bar and the Federal Courts. He is Atty. Bletchman has been in 45" width cottons and miracle blends. talks between presidential ad in South Vietnam. 'The U.S. ambassador declared; quires of the United States toe a graduate of the University of practice of law for three years Elegant Draperies. Assorted prints and solids. viser Henry A. Kissinger and Porter said North Vietnam and “You can spare us as well as cessation of bombardments, Connecticut and the Boston and is a graduate of the Universi Hanoi’s negotiators. the Viet Cong have been avoiding yourselves needless effort by minings and blockade of the University School of Law. He has ty of Connecticut School of Law. LUXURIOUS JERSEY PRINTS While not referring specifically this problem. avoiding ... ritualistic responses Democratic Republic of Viet been active in community affairs He is a member of the Connec TMO to the secret meetings. North Porter referred to toe Sept. 11 with which we are all too nam, the abandonment of the since moving to Manchester sbt ticut Bar Association and Acetate and miracle fiber blends. Vietnam told the 163rd session of declaration of Viet Cong peace familiar.” 'Vietnamization' of the war, years ago and in 1969 he was the Federal Courts. Atty. Bletchman Regularly 1.99 the weddy peace talks that the proposals. Under this plan, he South Vietnamese ambassador, cessation of all military activities recipient of the Manchester has been active in the Little position of the Nixon administra asked what was the specific date Pham Dang Lam, told the Q>m- in South Vietnam and cessation Jaycees Distinguished Service Theatre of Manchester and colors. 63” length. tion “only prolongs the deadlock for complete withdrawal of North munists their objective "is not an of all support of the Nguyen Van Award. Presently Atty. Moses is currently serves as its vice presi of the Paris conference, prolongs Vietnamese forces, what ac equitable and lasting peace in 'Thieu administration.” chairman of the board of direc 84” Draperies dent in charge of public relations. the war.” tivities were envisaged for them national reconciliation but a Vy said whether peace will be tors of the Big Brothers of He resides in Manchester. “The Viet Cong firmly reiterated before withdrawal, what settlement which would mean for established quickly or not Its demands for a total U.S. assurances were provided against you an ideological victory and depends on toe U.S. attitude which, at toe same time, would toward the declaration last put toe Communists in power in month by the Viet Cong’s Enroll Next Week i w i i South Vietnam.” Provisional Revolutionary He said this would lead to government in which it reviewed Task Force Readies domination "of the whole of \^et- its basic demands. For Lutz Classes nam, and even of toe Indochinese “Thuy, chief of the North Viet peninsula, by the Hanoi Com namese delegation, did not at Registrations will be accepted Meteorology; what makes up Revenue Checks munist regime.” tend the 163rd session of toe next week for 15 fall classes to be the weather and why it changes; In the political field, Lam held at Lutz Junior Museum and called “absurd and un (See Page “Twelve) the Natural Science Center on Grades 3-6; Tues., 3:30 p.m.; DON'T MISS THE SUPER-SAVINGS IN THIS FABULOUS EVENT! CHARGE IT! WASHINGTON (AP) — While Congress puts the finishing reasonable” the demands of “a Oak Grove St. Each class will instructor, Gordon Lassow. touches on a revenue-sharing biU, a Nixon administration small minority” to abolish the meet for a total of six hours, These classes will be conducted task force hopes to get the program off to a speedy start by present Saigon regime and starting in the week of Oct. 24, in at the museum: mailing 39,000 checks totaling $2.6 billion by the end of the replace it by a coalition govern Property one-hour weekly sessions. Only month. ment "in which this small minori museum members may enroll. Rocks and Minerals; identifica ty would determine its own Registrations will be taken by tion and their uses; Grades 3-6; ^ The task force, made up of curate estimates of the money positions.” Acquired telephone Monday and Tuesday, Sat., 9:30 a.m.; instructor, ' Stock the about IS officials borrowed from local governments are expected Xuan Thuy, Hanoi’s chief from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., by the Edward Bates. several agencies, has been on toe to get. The team is headed by Ed negotiator, did not attend toe For Parking following registrars for these Crafts; making household Linen job since early summer, trying to Fox, finance director of the session. classes; Micluel Klemens, 232 items into interesting articles; smoothVout details of toe ISO- Federal Home Loan Bank Board. Ferguson Rd., for nature crafts, billion, five-year plan to aid Walker said adjustments will Sale of the property at 21-23 Grades 1-2; Sat., 9:30 a.m.; in- ’ Closet HenkI photo by PlatB nature experiences, stamp club; structor. Miss Marion^^derson. No Iron Sheets states, cities and counties. be handled in the January pay Bissell St. to “The Manchester Mrs. Edward Bates, 134 Benton with Full count permanent press muslin. Coordinated stripes and solids Flat Asked why toe government is ment and in subsequent checks, if Publishing Co., publishers of “The Former City Manager Addresses Commission Puppets; make your own and or fitted styles. Chilean St., for fish club, meteorology, help produce the Lutz circus; pushing to get toe checks to local required. Herald, was announced today. The property, a two-family Former Hartford Qty Manager Carleton F. Sharpe ad Sharpe are CRC chairman John FitzGerald, Frank Stamler rocks and minerals. Grades 1-2; Fri., 3:30 p.m.; in Savings TWIN governments about a week before The task force, which also is Also, Mrs. John Linderman, 77 toe Nov. 7 presidential election. drafting temporary regulations Unrest dwelling, was purchased from the dresses Manchester Charter Revision Conunission. Next to and CRC secretary Phyllis Jackston. structor, Mrs. John Linderman. , SIZE Tuniblebrook Dr., Vernon, for Stories from Everywhere; Deputy Treasury Secretary for toe program, may be the estate of Emily K. Krause. The nature discovery, crafts, puppets; stories and activities related to Charls E. Walker said, ““They forerunner of a permanent Spreads price wasn’t diwlosed. Mrs. David Golas, 15 Scar children of other lands; Grades 1- need the money. Haven’t you revenue-sharing office headed by Burl L. Lyons, Herald borough Rd., for stitchery, I 2; Sat., 1:30 p.m.; instructor, heard?" an assistant Treasury secretary. publisher, said the dwelling will Accident wonder, beginners’ art; and Mrs. Mrs. Irving Carlson. Walker noted that the ad SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - A be cleared from the property and Manchester CRC Told Charles Beckwith, 111 Walker St., Stitchery; designing with a nee- ^ ministration proposed its Legislation would be required nationwide trucking strike for put into additional parking for Boosts for stories from everywhere, ad die, both boys and girls; Grades Full Size 3'^ revenue-sharing legislation three to establish a permanent higher rates generated both customers and Herald Casualties vanced art, experiences in art. 1-2; Thurs., 3:30 p.m.; instructor, years ago. If toe bill passes this revenue-sharing office. Walker widespread unrest in Chile today employes. and threatened to touch off a rash Lyons said that Hunter People, Not Structure, After Tuesday, registrations Mrs. Jerome Dvomek. week as expected, he said, “Why said toe head of such an office SAIGON (AP) — “The gun ex will be taken at the museum from I Wonder; answers to some - keep it (the money) here?” A also would be a spokesman for of sympathy walkouts. Construction, prime contractor Sculptured Nylon A U.S. Navy task force for “The Herald’s new addition, plosion aboard toe heavy cruiser 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. questions children ask; Grades 1- ^ compromise version approved by the program, which he said is Newport NevTs pushed U.S. com Rainbow canceled a visit to Valparaiso, will begin clearing work for the The following classes will meet 2; Sat., 9:30 a.m.; instructor, ? Bath Mat Sets House and Senate conferees is important because of a pending bat casualties in Vietnam last Key To Good Government No-Iron Chile’s second largest city, for additional parking area the end of at the Natural Science Center: Mrs. Dorothy Mader. Machine washable for easy care. Plum, red. awaiting a final vote by both proposal to convert present week to their highest total in Scatter Rug! fear its presence would spark this month. Nature Crafts; use of natural Stamp Club, incorporates avocado, royal, gold, hoi pink. chambm. grant-in-aid programs into more than a year, toe U.S. Com Tier Curtains Durable, long lasting. Perfect lor any room anti-American incidents in the ‘"The purchase of the property By SOL R. COHEN been recommended by the ex person and was elected by Uiem dyes, leaves, etc.; Grades 3-6; cultural development of nations; I9i33 The first checks will cover toe revenue-sharing. mand announced today. Sat., 9:30 a.m.; instructor, Mrs. charged atmosphere. indicates our continuing faith in (Herald Reporter) ecutive board of toe Manchester is not enough.” Grades 3-6; Sat., 9:30 a.m.; in Lively pallerns in assorted styles and colors period from January through On Wednesday, the House The Command said 21 The leftist government the future of Manchester," com To Carleton F. Sharpe, who is Property Owners’ Association. Again and again Sharpe Louis Saloom. structor, Maurice Danziger. June of this year since the bill passed and sent to the Senate a Americans were killed in action Fish Qub; proper care of fish declared a state of emergency in mented Lyons. recognized nationally as an ex Sharpe was city manager in St. repeated the same theme, Beginners’ Art; Grades 1-2; m makes revenue-sharing retroac $4-million appropriation for ad and 53 were wounded. This in and exploration of the fish world; the southern provinces of Curico Meanwhile, “The Herald’s new pert in the field of public ad Petersburg, Fla. for 4 years, in “Basically, the results of govern Wed., 3:30 p.m. , instructor, Mrs. tive to last Jan. 1. The second ministrative expenses of the cluded 19 killed and 37 wounded Grades 3-6; Fri,, 3^:30 p.m.; in and Taica and arrested 160 truck addition is nearing completion. ministration, “it is the quality, Hartford for 15 years, and in ment depend on the quidity of Daniel Dienst. Only checks are expected to be mailed revenue-sharing program. on Oct. 1 when a shell exploded in structor, Theo R. Badenhuizen. 7 7 2.49 owners and drivers, including toe "We are now in the finishing capability and efficiency of the Kansas Qty, Mo. for 5 years. For people running it. The essential Advanced Art; for those with " " Reg. next Jan. 1. Part of a catchall money bill, one of toe cruiser’s big guns. Nature Experiences; explora head of the National Federation stage, yet the delay in the arrival men elected to the town council a time, he was executive power depends almost always on some art experiences; Grades 4- 2.27 Although there have been the provision drew some Although toe Navy labeled the tion of life in pond, field, and of Truck Drivers. of some office equipment may which determine how good or secretary of the U.S. Conference the strength of the town council. 6; ’Thurs., 3:30 p.m.; instructor, 74i 45 *U6 97c several examples of errors and criticism on the ground that agen explosion an accident, a forest; Grades 3-6; Sat., 9:30 24i42 M il 237 One driver was reported killed delay our move into toe new bad a municipality’s government of Mayors. It determines policy. It deter Mrs. Lynn Green. Malchmi Valances 1.37 us 1.47 obsolete information fed into cies have spent money for a spokesman for the Command a.m.; instructor, Michael in gunfire between drivers 50 facility until early November,” is, and not the type of govern ““The council-manager form of mines how the government wffl Experiences in Art; for government computers, the task program not yet finally approved said the casualties were listed as function.” Klemens. miles south of Santiago. said Lyons. ment it has. “The only function of government," explained Sharpe, beginners; Grades 3-6; ’Tues., force says it now has fairly ac by Congress. combat losses because the ship at He explained, “It is not Nature Discovery; same as 3:30 p.m.; instructors. Miss Jan government is service, and a “provides greater stability and the time was firing on enemy continuity, with the manager necessarily true that a man above for Grades 1-2; Sat., 11 Rosenthal and Miss Rosemary municipality must determine positions in Quang Tri Province. being responsible to the town elected under a strong-mayor a.m.; instructor, Mrs. Ronald Turkington. how best to give it. “The structure Gamo. of the government is not the council as a whole which appoints form of government is a strong determining factor. “The type of him. man. Yet, a man named mayor Two Share man elected or appointed to under a council-manager form of make it work is." “The strong-mayor form of government could well be a U S iIii.ll. Nobel Prize strong man — a leader. A hOHIANCX; Sharpe for 24'years a city government provides for greater Proxmire Reveals Threats STOCKHOLM (AP) - The 1972 manager and now a visting participation by the people, and qualified council usually works a t s L t s t m Nobel Prize for physiology or professor in public administra makes the mayor responsible to well with a qualified mayor. Such 'V medicine was awarded jointly tion at the University of H ^ o rd , them as a political person” a qualified council and qualified To His Life During • tx i.Mica today to Gerald Maurice spoke to the Manchester Charter He was quick to add, “There is leader usually pick a qualified V Edelman of the Rockefeller Commission (CRC) last night. His no more responsiveness to the manager — one who is caMul not 2 A b- ii f» 7 to get involved in politics.” Lockheed Loan Debate Morgan Jones h . lull 12 LI^ University in New York and subject was, “Comparisons people under the strong-mayor IS Ih 17 I M ‘)20 2I Rodney R. Porter of the Univer between the Council Manager government than under the Although Sharpe said he was Assorted i24i '24 23261. 2« sity of Oxford, England, for their and Strong-Mayor Form of council-manager government. only comparing the two forms of WASINGTON (AP) - Sen. "One of them, a threat to come Dish Towels government and not backing one to Washington to kill me, was Scatter Rugs discoveries concerning the Governments." Responsiveness must be judged William Proxmire says he was Super ibsotbenl. q u id S 'yir'l Choose checks, chemical structure of antibodies. The CRC is devoting four con by the degree of ability and ex over the other, his remarks made by a lockheed employe in A seleclion ol sty,In for every are3 of the house stripes or prmis m array ol bri(hl colois tended to favor the council- threatened with assassination Shags, sthpes. ovals, oblongs Assorted colors The prize this year is worth secutive weekly meetings to the pertise a public official has. Just during debate on the controver Georgia before a group of his manager government. coworkers. $98,100. subject. A change to the strong- to say he is responsive to the sial Lockheed loan guarantee and Antibodies is the collective mayor form of government has people because he is a political (See Page Twelve) changed the route of hjs morning “When he was interviewed he name of a group of blood proteins jog to work to avoid "an easy claimed he said it in jest, but Now that play an Important part in the sniper pickoff.” several of those who heard it Only for defense against infections and in l^oxinire, the Senate’s most reported ^to me and to the the development of several famous jogger, made the dis authorities precisely because they different diseases. Three Union Officials closure in a new book in which he thought the man meant it. In the Reg. 1.27 Our Reg. 48c ea. Largely unknown until 1959, criticized alleged military and end no harm came to us." their nature was explained by the domesUc federal waste and called In the book, Proxmire called work of Edelman and Porter for an end to most secret hearings for far ranging changes in who, according to the Royal Face Federal Charges in Congress and the execuUve methods of federal financing, tax Caroline Institute, “laid a firm branch. ation and military and domestic foundation for truly rational Hie Wisconsin Democrat had HARTFORD (AP) - Elwood Caruso, 52, of Greenwich and union funds, and one count of procurement. research" in immunology. opposed the Nixon ad L. "Sonny” Metz Jr., proclaiming Joseph J. Delaney, 36, of making false entries in union He also urged an end to secrecy m inistration’s ultimately his innocence of embezzling Norwalk. records. in the budget-writing process of Atlantic Union charges returned by a grand jury, Metz, 44. said the allegations Caruso was charged with one successful bill to provide a 3250 the federal government. million loan guarantee to the says he will ask for a vote of about his use of union funds count of embezzling $500.41 in He recommended that long Lockheed Aircraft Corp., the Bill Killed confidence from members of the stemmed from complaints by his union funds and one count of before final decisions are made nation’s largest defense contrac construction workers’ union he former wife, Mrs. Ann Metz. making false entries in union each January public hearings be tor. "WASHINGTON (AP) - The heads. The two were divorced about records. held on budget programs on an In his book, entiUed “Uncle Assorted first tentative step toward an “1 can answer any question two and one-half years ago. Maximum penalty on convic agency-by-agency, department- Sam, Last of the Bigtime eventual union of the United they have because I am complete The 11-counl indictment tion of misusing union funds Is by-department basis before Spendm,” Proxmire said threats Pot Holders States, Canada and Europe has ly innocent," Metz said of th^ charged Metz with nine counts of five years in prison and a $10,000 presidential approval. to his life ulUmately proved Gay. dtcoritive, brighlty colortd. Assorttd been killed by the House Rules grand jury indictment embezzling a total of $6,148.64 in fine, and for making false entries Proxmire said almost every kitchen prints and pattirns. groundless but were taken Committee. Wednesday. union funds and two counts of in union records, one year in congressional hearing should be seriously at the time because of The committee refused by a 6-5 The federal grand jury’s making false entries in union prison and a $10,000 fine. open to the public and press the heat aroused by congressional L V, vote Wednesday to clear the separate indictments against records. debate. except when “matters of the Senate-passed measure for House Metz and two other union of Metz, who leads the conser Metz Invited the preu to attend most secret national security gives this account; action after it was opposed as a ficials were toe result of an in vative construction vvorkers bloc the Friday meeting, at which lie He issues are involved” “There were even threats on proposal that would take away vestigation by a Federal Strike in the State Labor Council, AFL- said he would explain hit slda of Secret hearings give enormous my Ufe and that of Henry U.S. sovereignty. Force on Organized Crime. CIO. is also chairman of the the charges to union membOfS advantage to toe White House Durham, a brave and courageous Defeated was a joint resolution Metz said lie would hold a Connecticut-Labor for Nixon and ask them to vote whetiMS which can order controversial Lockhe^ employe who had Sticker Designed To Speed Up Calls creating a U.S. delegation to meeting in Hamden Friday night Committee. He said the indict they wanted him to continue as segments “sanitized” before bodced the company’s wasteful organize a convention of U.S.- of Local 478, International Union ment wouldn't have any In busineu manager. public release, he said. pnctioei. ^T lm e is the Important Ingredient when a fire starts. Town fire station. William Whitaker, secretary of Local 157« of the Canadian-European represen of Operating Engineers to pre fluence on his support for Presi He said the Indictment was “The executive branch Fire (Silef John C. Rivosa comments, in affixing a fire International Association of Fire Fighters, displays the tatives who would try to draft an sent his case to the membership. dent Nixon. "very unjust.” Neitber Dslsasy “We got the FBI to protect therefore gets vast publicity for Duitaam around the clock and I emergency number sUcker to the telephone of General number to call for. prompt action. (Herald photo by Atlantic-federal-union goal and “The two business agents of the Delaney was charged with one nor Caruso could be roedied for .had the FBI and the Secret Ser its requests while ^ tic ia l con- set a timetable for achieving it. union indicted were Charles count of embezzling $1,(X)0 in comment. . gressional questioning goes en NEWINGTON WETHERSFIELD BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER Manager Robert Weiss. SUckers may be obtained free at any Bucelvlcius) vice check out in detail the n r - BimiN TUPNPIKI Mill SIIAS DIA.JI m ic h w a v ■ tiilit mrr'. A.rMtil t A P K A h l '.MOII'INr, l U / A . A A . t o l U r . P l A tirely unreported,” he s^d. ttweets 1 received. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchirtgf, Cona.. Tlttai.. O ct 11. 1972- F A O B T H M i Vernon School Menu* BaMlyra SentiMieed Vernon Vernon Notes HARTFORD (AP) ~ AaUMtf P A C E TWO—MAWCMgfWatlVKWlWO HERALD. Mi id>t » .C»BB..'n>ut»., O ct U . ^ The cafataria muius for Ver applesauce, mashed potato, J. B st^, V, of Hvtfoid HM pitn beans, bread and butter, sentenced to seven and imehatf ♦f State to Check Trash Pickups Changed non public schools the weak of Oct. 18-20: gingerbread with topping. to 15 years in prison Wedneaday Sheinwold on Bridge Monday: Ravioli, meat nuce, Thursday: Selaim ^nders, on Ut convtdlod ol roanilaudito TV Tonight Changa in the town-operatod Saturday at Varnon Grange on Temple B’oal Isnul at 2:90 and spinach, roll and butter and potato chl^, carrot-raisin salad, in the rtiootlnf death of his See Saturday’s TV Herald tor USE BIDDING INFORMATION Smith Appointment refuae ooUectlon have hem an Rt. 90 in Vrtmott Center from Union Congregational Church at brothrt. WHILE PLAYING THE GAME attm crisp. peacha. tbmplete Lbtlngk. nounced by the director of public 5:30 to 7 p.m. TIm menu includa S. Tuesday: Baff stew with Friday: Batter crisp fish, Superior Court Judge UonSd By ALFRED SHEINWOLD South dealer 4 bam, home-baked beans, The sanctuarlM will be open Jmy Liwto a a t a a , Soatti North-South vulnerable Became a complaint h u been tpallflad Ellington raeldant. worki, Andrew P. Tricarico, vegeteblu, whole whut bread, buttered rice, mixed vefetebtas, M. Mulvey foimd Bsdra guilty One of the objeeb of bidding b Pickupt a n u foltowi: spaghetti, mcatballi, salads and and a leproatiitettve from aach M iidM r- “CU»rat,*‘ 74M :U l:M (II) Jim dad Tammy NORTH racelvad over tte cbohu of Got- McCoy accused Roach of trying chocolate pudding with topping. bread and butter, p in eep ^ . Milk after a court trial lort moath in to give your partner informanon don Smith for the pngitfon of trl- ^ “political hay” over the Monday: Canter Rd. from Rt. pie. TBkariNits will be avallaUe. faith will ba on hand to anplaln O m rm I - “TIm N n r Om - (24) M bterRogen e 1087 5 , Wednudav: Pork pattla with is served with aU maais. the duth of Chaster Bsdyn, 99. abMt your huid, but you cannot town youth counselor, the ap- nwtter, and malntauied Smith 80 to Rm u i Rd.; Bettv Clrcla; "Y” Plans Daaca tha larvlca and to answer any tarioM.” (30) Hagan's Heroes (R) Z> 632 CkMOM n - “Ftaoiqr Girl.’* prevent the opponenta from pointment will be reviewed by ^ choice for the Job Pearl, Jonathan and Tracy Tha Board of Managers of the qucrtloni aakad. (49) Gomer Pyle, USMC (R) 0 KQJ 3 V e t* i 1:10 Ibtening in. The Information nuy J K9 the funding agency, the Connec- tweauae of hb rapport, Driva. Indian Valley YMCA will hold its 5:91 (22) Hogan’s Heroes (R) Tuesday: Bamforth and annual dance on Nov. 4 at Town Clark Henry Butler an MMdom W fln - “IftHn- be very useful to them. WEST EAST tlcut Pbnning Committee on The counseling Job InvoWa (24) Electric Company South deeler Criminal Administration YrarUng with youth problems in Cemetety Rd.; Maxwell Dr.; Pagani’s Otyitsl Lake Accor nounced today that Monday ii the diL" 7;U; “CM O ntw ,'’ 9 JO (90) Beverly HiUblUles(R) 4 643 4 AJ92 North4outh vulnerable (CPOCA). the three towns through school Baker Rd.; ’Tamarack Lane; ding to Paator Robert LaCounte lart day on which applicattoM for U A ThMter Bait — “Faninr . (40) News C? A97 C? 1083 GW," tK»«:90 Opening lead — Ten of 0 10 9874 0A6 Smith w u appointed several •dminbtrationi, social workers, South Grove St.; Sunrise Ter., hundreds of church con voter regirtritlon of the per- 5:55 (3) What’s Happenlag Bnmlde — 'The New Oeo- Diamonds fo 10 3 fo 8 54 2 weeks ago by Vernon Mayor police, health and welfare and Hyde Ave. gregations have bacome involved nunentiy physically diiablad tnrioaa,” S.-OO 8:00(9-9-22) News West opened the ten of f'tenk J. Mc6>y with the con- departmenb and Juvenile court, Wednesday.: All rtreett in the In a vital program of lay- dUaen will ba raoeivad, in order (18) 120’aock High (R) SOUTH out# Theater - ‘Tht Ck)d- diamonds, and E a t captured a currence of first leUrtmtn Fran- QuaUflcatlaos for the Job are B olton Lake S hores area, evangelism u a result of seeing that they may vote in the Nov. 7 (24) Zoom ♦ KQ M har," 1:00 picture c ^ with hb ace. Eut KQJ4 cb J. Pritchard J., of iciHnMnn general, and the person chosen Rotedale section, and Grier Rd. this film, a 95-mlnute aound-color election. (90) To Tell the Truth Z> Manchester Store Only Manchaitar Ditve-Ia — could see no advantage In retur 0 52 and Ersrin P. Stoetsner of may be professional or para- ’Thursday: Prospect St. from preaentetton. It tells the story of Spac^ proviiloa is made for “Cu- (40) Wild WUd West (R) ■al KiioWa4|a," 7:15; “SokUar ning a diamond, and he reached J AQJ 76 ToUand. profesiional. Ordinarily the Ellington Ave. to Orchard St.; Dr. Ja m a Kennedy and the Coral the disabled so they they may BhM," 0:00 8:30 (3) CBS News for a heart-planning to lead up to South West North East Tliere hu been a complaint CPCCA doa not approve or dta- Ward St. from Proepect to Union Ridge Church of Fort Lauder register to vote ity abrontea Proudly Invites You to A (8) ABC News Gapitol Theater — “flakhuf dummy’s weaknen. 1 Pass 1 0 Pau mcelved by the CPCCA from approve such an appointment but Sts. dale, Fla., which in nine years ballot. Application forms and (2240) NBC News * ODonectioo,” 7KN14.-00 Just In time. East recon 1 Pass 1 4 Far* Vernon DemocraUc Town Chair- In thta caie because it’s become Friday: Collections remain the grew from 17 members to over further information arc available (24) French Chef sidered. South baid bid bearb, so 2 NT Pass 3 NT Alt Past man Ja m a Ro(die, that Smith, b controversial it will send a same except for thoae changa 2500 roembas. at the town clerk’s offee in the 8:55 (40) News the suit w u likely to be un Opening lead - 0 10 not qualiSed for the Job, which re p re s e n ta tiv e to Vernon, shown on Thursday. The recapturing of the BlbUcal Town Hall on Park Place in 7:00 (3) UFO productive. pays 910,000 a year. He chaiied P r^ W y tomorrow, to interview Glau may be brought to the concept that the primary task of Rockville or from the registrar of (8) Truth or Consequences BabMMataVWt The spades were a different take five clubs, two cUamoiidi “ cronyism” and c o n t ^ e d Stoth, and eith a take no acUon recycling o a tt center on Wert the
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter, Conn., Thiin.. O ct a I tT l- FAQB][yiii|p PZC Reverses Position Bolton Area Hebron Fire CalU On Zone For Ellenberg Resubdivision Bid Police Town firaniM wwt c i ^ b the Gbenay Broi. velvat mUl, n Blotter Elm 8t., vb Box M , tkiM ttaM Until such time ai the new tion of the sewage disposal sanitary system would work on e RPC Hearing Topic Then since yesterday afteniOM. systems and water supplies to the lot. town plan ii brought before the Approilinately 20 naldm U of The alarm waa let oH, on $H serve these lots and the location Attorney Jeffrey Mines to Hart Commission memberi went A Vernon Police cfaau of a car townspeople (or a public hearing, » • C ^ vene Rd. a m attended a three ooeaitons, by a matft»c-\ of all adjoining property boun ford, representing Gregory, bmrond the scope of the case in emitting excessive smoke the controversial piece of proper public haaring callad by the Honing spriidder syitem, flteman daries, buildings, wells and presented the commission with point to analyw their function resulted In an accident Involving ty (1200 feet by 400 feet) on Rt. 85 Botton Planning Oommlnlon lait said. sewage disposal systems.” the necessary documentation. and powers, when ■ difference of a police cndser and the lod^ng of The calli came at 4:10 p.m. owned by Sol Ellenberg will be night to conaider a request for Complaint Permits opinion aroee u to their role u a five charges against a Rockville yesterday, and >t 0U8 a.m. god consider^ a proposed business subdivision of a parcel off Attorney Bruce Kalom, Keefe reported that during the board. man last night. area. Shady Lane. 8:01 a.m. today. This decision made by the representing (^aron Bros, asked month of Sept. 5 permits wdre Relative to specific drainage Herbert Johnson, present and Albert C. UUtich, 22, o f 73 Planning and Zoning Cominission the PZC to reconsider Its decision issued for additions and repairs in problems, Hassett maintained 01^ of the land, submitted a Spring St., Rockville, was at Its meeting Tuesday reverses to deny approval of the proposed the amount of 111,805; one per that unless a developer is plan pan to the commission which charged with disobeying an of- its decision of Sept. 12 that the final plan of subdivision of ap mit for a swimniing pool, $2,400; ning to build on ah area that is R ibicoff would divide the parcel into four ficer’s signal, reckleu driving, property be xoned for business proximately eight acres on Rt. 85 and two permits for bams, $10,- obviously and flagrahtly a "bad” lots of approximately four acrea evading responsibUity, operating across from Rt. 207. 100. area, drainage iu )o t within because of the commission's o*ch. Ife laid he plans to sell the Discusses Following the commission’s Procedure province of the planning commis an unregistered motor vehicle, failure to act within 65 days on land to ■ builder in East Haitr Sept. 12 meeting, when it denied In the future, PZC regular sion. and misuse of re^stratlon plates. the request. ford. Ulltsch potted a $M0 cash bond Mideast Town (Counsel Sal Mastandrea, the subdivision request Caron meetings on the second and ^ to Requirements and enforce ’hiose present appeared to be ...Now and is scheduled to appear in Bros, filed a complaint sum fourth Tuesdays of the month ment of building and unitary infbrmed the commission that in concerned mainly with the terms Circuit Court 12 at RockvUle Nov. BALTIMORE (AP) - Ciomtee- moning the commission to will begin at 7:30 p.m. at which laws Is the province of the zoning tkut Sen. Abraham Ribicoff told his opinion, "the 65 day limita of a restrictive covenant 7, Vernon Police reported. appear before the Court of Com time the commission will review board, its agent and the health tion is applicable to other areas, applicable to owners of the pre The incident stated shortly a predominately Jewish audience mon Pleas Oct. 24. new subdivision preliminary officer, Haa^tlsaid. Wednesday n l^ t that "an un but 1 do not believe it is sent lots in the Converse Rd.- after 6 p .m .,j»U ce said, when Only three members voted at plans. Commission member Al warranted euphoria existi about applicable here.” Shady Lane area which limit land Sgt. Thom u Sieehan attempted that meeting, two in favor and The commission is also Hopper said he feels that the role the present state of United Mastandrea believes the com use to some extent. Chickens, to stop a car on W. Main St. to one opposed, thus failing to ap working on a form for accepting of the planning commiuion goes Statea-Israri relations.’' mission’s vote, in executive ses saddle horses, animals other than give the operator a warning (or sion, July 13,1971, to amend the prove the request because of the these plans each of which, in the further, and that It should foresee He said in a speech to about usual household pets, and three- excessive smoke. lack of three concurring votes. future, will be rubber stamped and try to head off powible 1,000 persons attendliw a rally present town plan to show this car garages are among the items area as a proposed business area with date of acceptance. drainage problems at the start, organised on behalf of At the time, commission outlawed by the nd^borhood Thie operator didn’t respond to stands as a legal decision. Flanagan Aide and pouibly make specific re- Democratic presidential nominee member Roy Wirth excused HEIDEMANN covenant. Minimum square red lights and siren on Sheehan's Mrs. Richard Keefe of Amston qulrments a condition of sub George S. McGovern thata mgjor However, it it still zoned as himself from the voting because footage requirements are also cruiser, police said, and a chase residential. Also, in his opinion, has been named campaign coor division approval. * I M crisis in relations between the he had not attended the public spedfled in the agreement. sUurtEd. "n o action has been taken on hearing. Member Wilbur Dennis dinator for Hebron by Estelle STOREWIDE Near the W. Main St. intersec two natioos existed until about a Flanagan. Democratic candidate Although many of the restric The commission plans to meet year ago. EUenberg's request” that the did not attend the meeting. 3-speecl,26** Bike V tions are comparable to Bolton’s tion with West St., Sheehan area be zoned for business. for State Senate, 4th District. with the town building and “The Nixon administration ex^ Kalom stated Tuesday night zoning and sanitary regulations, attempted to block the road with Opposition that reconsideration could be A member of the Democratic sanitary inspector, zoning board his cruiser as the pursued car was erted strong preaiures on Inari Town Committee and active in some apparently are more and town counsel Oct. 26 at 8 to withdraw from every inch of Many residents again objected done “without prejudice to the fo r boys \ stringoit. turning around, ^ lic e said. The at Tuesday’s meeting citing two local politics, Mrs. Keefe and her p.m. at town hall to discuss the pursued car tried to get by the the occupied territory in advance action that is pending." He added Reiidents obviously want 't o previous public hearings at which that it was his feeling that the husband, Richard, reside in or ^ ^ ^ ^ *■ resubdivision request further. cruiser by partly leaving the of any negotiations with the Arab Amston with their six children. Loyoway Plan: have the same restrictions placed ftates,” me Democrat said. roadway, police repotted, and a residents petitioned against the absent member at the hearing on any new owners and Sheridan Tribute change. Mrs. Flanagan, who has con collision occurred. He stated that the crisis ended could review the minutes and Remember last Christmas when you waited around developers of the area. The Hassett began last night’s Tliey were informed that objec ducted an active door-toKloor meeting with a tribute to the late The pursued car fled the scene, only In the face of “ strong in then vote and that the commis girls covenants are a part of each tions couid again be brought up at campaign in Hebron, hopes to be till the last minute to shop for toys. . . and found Michad Shoidan, a former plan and was located a short time later itiatives by the Congtesa’’ and sion should have all five members individual deed and are the time the new town plan is back visit residents. empty shelves, crowds, and almost never a sale? Here's a 3-speed ning commission member who after several police cruisers only after Israeli Prime Minister in attendance. registered in the town land presented at a public hearing. Mastandrea feit that he didn’t bike with died last month. He described searched the area. Goida Meir came to Washington This Christmas, shop early. . . at Spree! Spree! has records. to meet with Nixon. However, residents wilt not “ believe the board if precluded Trigger Controi. Sheridan as a "fine commission Damage to the vehicles In the brandname toys at discount prices. . . and a Special Planning Commission chair- That meeting, he said, resulted have the opportunity to vote on from reconsidering the action” so It features Caliper member and a fine resident of collision was minor, police said. nun James Hassett explained In shipments of sophisticated acceptance or rejection of the long as no new evidence is Police Confiscate Christmas Layaway. Pick the toys you want now. . . Brakes (front and Bolton.” that although he was unaware of military equipment to Israel. town plan. This action will be the presented. rear C.P. Lever). Durable School Menu Spree! will hold them for you. . . and you won’t have the existance of the covenants, he Nicholas D. Ferzacca, 42, of 81 Before hii address to a flilad responsibility of the PZC Campgrounds ^Strange Plants^ Monday: Hot dog on roll, to pay another cent till Christmas. Lay away every frame construction. felt they are not a nutto' for Riverside Dr., Vernon, was auditorium at PlkeaviUe following the hearing. The PZC has scheduled a french fries, sliced tomatoes, ap ISgb Chrome fenders. Adjust consideration by the commission, issued a summons early this mor School, ha attended a private AmstonLake public hearing for Oct. 24 at 8 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) thing you want now. And forget about last-minute ple uuce. able seat. since they are private agreements ning ehargjng him with operating reception for more than 100 Paul Schur, principal p.m; in the Town Office Building Four “ strange looking plants” Tuesday: Country-style shopping later. between the buyers and sellers. a motor vehicle while under the leaden of Britimore’f Jewlih sanitarian with the Connecticut to review new campground growing amidst tomatoes and u u u g e, apple u uce, noodles, REG. There was some speculation as influence of liquor and (allure to community at the home of State Department of Health, has regulations for the town. beans in a senior citizens housing carrots, fruit. V s&9«$ to how ^uch weight such restric grant one-half the highway. Robert Myerhoff, a McGovern agreed with the PZC’s decision to Copies of the regulations will complex were uprooted by $ 6 3 .9 3 Wednesday: Ravioli with meat tive agreements would hold in a Vernon Police lodged the backer. put stop orders on the coiutruc- be available by Friday at the police. HEIDEMANN uuce, wax beans, pineapple if?' court of law, and Hassett noted Ehccept for its brighter coat of paint, the Second the once narrow street, and the Stafford brings to Hartford charges after an accident on Rt. Ribicoff said later that there tion of several homes at Amston Town Office Building for The plants were described by upside-down cake. that shqllar private neighborhood Congregational Church on N. Main St. has changed little 83 involving Feriacca’s car and a was no attempt to raise campaign Lake. residents who wish them before the narcotics squad Tuesday as Thursday: Baked chicken, trolley tracks at the left. The church, the second one of the agreements have been held illegal veUcIe operated by Theresa funds at the recaption, alio On Sept. 26, the PZC asked the hearing. “ four very healthy, neatly kept RADIO STEEL whipped potatoes, cranberry outwardly over the decades. Not so the thoroughfare Itself in parish, was built in 1888. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) 90”Hi-RiseBiie by courts. He felt that the ques Beliveau of 99 Vernon St., attended by Maryland Gov. Mai> building inspector Richard Keefe marijuana plants over six feet uuce, com, jello with topping. the upper photo. Gone are the wineglass elms thal iihaded tion of enforcement was priniary, Manchester. vin Mandel. to issue th stop orders after Subdivision tall.” Great for boys and girls. Features "Ibwn ond Country** Friday; Juice, tuna or e ^ salad noting that the town would have Eastern suspended jet service Both can were towed from the “ I Just went to tell the people residents in the area reported The commission approved the Senior citizens at the apart positive action coaster brake, front undw i(±, potato chips, cole slaw, caliper handbrake, chrome fenders, and no powers of enforcement. at Tweed-New Haven two yean scene. No serious injuries were why I am for George McGovern,” that at least two homes presently four lot subdivision request of ment complex said they had been Stake Wagon cowboy cake. Jet Air Service white wall tires. Johnson said he would be hap AARP Chapter Boy Injured, ago after a pilots' union advised reported, police said. he told reportcra. being constructed on 50 by 100 Caron Bros, on East St. tending their garden ail summer Weather-protected hardwood wagon Bulletin Board py to require that the new owner its members not to use the nuin Ferzacca was released on a foot lots could not possible meet Approval had been withheld not knowing those “ strange with safe, easy-turn steering Hie park commiuion will meet Ran into Car To Be Resumed The senator appealed to the abide by the terms of the cove Supports FIND runway because a land lawsuit $250 non-surety bond for court sanitary requirements. pending agreement by the town looking plants” were illegal. assembly, tonight at 8 in the Herrick PlkeaviUe audience to vote for nant if it would ease the minds of EAST HAVEN (AP) - R e ^ invohtiDg East Haven and New appearance at RockvUle Nov. 7. In a letter to Keefe dated Oct. 6 on a proposed easement for One 76-year-old man said. rubber tires Memorial Park building. Members of Connecticut Eight-year-old Paul Intagliata McGovern because “he would area residents. passenger jet service is scbeduled Haven bad sbcartened its length. following an inspection of the drainage. First Selectman Aaron “ They looked pretty good in REG. $42.87 The Board of Education will Northeast Chapter of the of 75 Foster St. was report^ in restore a sense of moral purpose REG. $21.77 Drainage was another area o f to return to Tweed-New Haven ‘Ihe full strip was reopened in COVENTRY lots, Schur stated "until it can be Reid informed the PZC that he meet tonight at 8 in the Cento* American Association of Retired “ satisfactory” condition today at and integrity t o the presidency.” there with ail the rest of the *36“ concern, and was discussed at Airport in December, touching Pedro 0 . Gonzalez, 27, of Hart June 1971. determined in what manner agreed with the easement as plants so we decided to keep School library. Persons (AARP) are cooperating Manchester Memorial Hospital. Ribicoff drew one of the *18“ length after the hearing. off speculation of resumed court "I can see a lot of people filing ford, was iuued a summons last sewage will be disposed of, water proposed. them.” to support Project FIND. This is He was injured Tuesday after evtming’s biggest ovationt when opposition to the service. lawsuits,” said Anthony V. night charging him with speeding supplied, and compliance with Also approved was Warren KQHNER a natimiwide drive to locate and noon when he ran into a car on he said Megovem would begin hii GABRIEL Eastern Airlines said Tuesday DeMayo, a lawyer who has and failure to carry re g i^ tio n , the Public Health Code achieved, Gregory’s request to build on lot GABRIEL enroll older persons who are Interstate 84 at Manchester. presidency “ by ending Hiii coun QUEEN SIZE it would begin Dec. 13 flying two represented East Haven and a Coventry Police reported. the building permits should re No. 8 in the Allen Hill subdivision LET US PRICE eligible to participate in existing State Police said the boy was try’s tragic invoWement in Viet "Trouble” Boeing 727s in and out of the number of its residents in court Court date is Nov. 20 at main suspended.” on Buck Rd. YOUR NEXT food stamp and commodity on the 1-84 median strip near the nam.’’ 3-pc. Drecun Kitchen airport. fights to keep out scheduled jets. Manchester. Schur added that it wiii be Approval had been withheld on PRESCRIPTION! Sink jCome Welfare Flat Rate programs. Maim.St. (Rt. 83) interchange necessary, before any determina this lot until such time as Gregory Real running water A number of AARP members shortly before 6 p.m., and he tion can be made, "to obtain a could show that a registered ARTHUR DRUG (Stovek Sink ond Refrigefotor) from on-off faucet, have volunteered to assist the suddenly stated running across plan indicating the proposed loca engineer could prove that a double basins, System Protested Red Cross, the coordinating agen the westbound lane. storage space. cy, but more are needed. They He ran into a vehicle operated REG. may contort Everett Kennedy, by Frank E. Conran of Italford, REG. $11.33 Hours of $3.93 HARTFORD (AP) - A group A spokesman for Aetna Life & AARP coordinator, 87 Phelps police said. fun for the of welfare recipients and their Casualty, which along with the whole family. Rd. You can buy the individual pieces supporters staged a demonstra- Hartford Insurance Group sent Includes Pop-0- Volunteers will receive one-day tlon on the state (}Bpltol grounds representatives to the meeting, anu save or buy this complete Matic Cube training from Red Cross Historical Site Created Wednesday to protest the flat challenged the coalition’s charge. set and save even more Shaker volunteer supervisors before sta WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi grant system of welfare N0“ ting work. Where necessary, the dent Nixon has signed a bill payments. Contending that Connecticut Red Cross will reimburse can authorizing the secretary of the REG. $36.89 GABRIEL State Welfare Commissioner firms already are taxed more fur fabrics vassers for out-of-pocket travel interior to establish the QUEEN SIZE KOHNER«Heodoche" Ifenry C. White declined to meet heavily then their out-of-state costs. Longfellow National Historic Site with any of the 150 competitors, the spokesman said in (Sunbridge, Mass. Stove Come demonstrators. he felt the group’s information The poet Henry Wadsworth However representatives of was “ totally wrong.” Sends Regrets Longfellow lived most of his life *28“ two insurance firms, which also Among proposals discussed at PARIS (AP) - President Nixon in the Craigie house on Brattle the meetirig were the public im Play oven, burners, were objected to by the has sent a personal message to Street in C ^brid ge. dials. Safe... no demonstrators, said after a two- age of welfare recipients and the ^ Resident Georges Pompidou of ARGO electricity or heat. hour meeting that they would p ^ b iU ty of corporate gifts Uf France expressing regret for the WOLVERINE REG, TDENTIFICATiON give consideration to the group’s private welfare organizations. bomb d a ^ g e at the French REG. $10.33 $3.84 PASSPORT PHOTOS The wacky proposab concerning private Welfare Department officials general delegation headquarters CottonCondy ■ Ail Star Electric game for all finns. refused to meet with a delegation in Hanoi, Elysee Palace an SALEM NASSIFF ages. With The New Haven-based coali of protesters, and were un nounced today. CAMERA SHOP $ STUDIO X Machine • * * " B o ll^ ^ $ 9 9 3 0-Matic Cube tion which led the demonstration available (or comment. There was no further indication 629 Main St., Manchnitr Shaker claimed that the multi-billion in White had previously informed of the content of the message. 643-7369 surance industry in Hartfwl is ' the group by letter tl^t he felt mi GABRIEL IDEAL not paying its "fair share” in fu rtto discussion of the glat QUEEN SIZE taxes to the state. grant system would serve no BAY Coalition spokesmen charged useful purpose. BZmcEiMfOB "Mark Three NOW AT OUR NEW LOW 0 the middle class is being Mrs. Lyra Hopson, of the New Rehiger- "swindled into believing it has to Haven Taxpayer Coalition for FALL PRICES... Gome Welfare Rdorm , disputed the N. come up with more tax money to §ave Hwadred of Dallara «■ Battery-operated otof support social services, while in statement, saying the system was table model flashes Big inside play area. The iBstallatloa Of Year Eliminates guesswork 'cause it surance companies don’t con “ not irrevocable fact,” but a lights, rings bells, No electricity. absolutely fabulous times automatically. Colors, policy "and policies can be IN-GROUND SWIMMING P4NIL keeps score automatically. tribute "their fair share" of state flavors included REG. $14.93 taxes. changed.” Chip-shooting fake furs challenge game 16x30 for ages 7 and up. REG. $ 0 5 6 OVAL REG. $12.93 $4.88 Free CONCRETE yd. *16*?J Buy two, CINITE 9 0 mifxite POOL This is the year for furs and have we got them for youl From luxurious short hairs get one free. cassette! • October huullilio. to luclous shags, animal prints to obvious BEAUTIFUL BARGAINS FOR YOUR BABY! • liailcd ITbc Oidy fakes, nature colors to thos.e electric, a . ' ' "' '-''Ii ,,r collection par none. For coats, hostess CENTURY HANKSCRAFT skirts, upholstery, pillows or 101 other PORT-A-CRIB If* f. Prtca $9.60 fo r 3 MEMOREX 90 things for yourself or your home. 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P U g n m A A lU s 3MniiAo<¥IW|$Uww9a4ieMMPiili 10 to 9 FABRIC DEPARTMENT (^ S T O R E S OPEN MON. thru FRIDAY 10 AM till 9 PM Sst. 9-6, Sun. Noon-6 Vernon Circle MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off 1-86) OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM till 9 PM .HorffiTri • S» • :396-357l Monday thro Saturday 10 A.M. fo 9:30 P.M. ^4»it6r. • 749 Marini Stroot 9 646-475] VERNON WH 647-9420 ( ^in p A Ain •/•• PrioM for real. Stop in soon 9 9 )4 10/12 3314 Berlin Tpki , Nnriniton Opeii Thurs. A Frl, NItss till »;00l______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M u ch a tw . Conn.. Thun.. O ct 11.1»7I~ P A flE M W |j^ , - J MANCmGynCR BVENINQ HERAljp, Manchegter, Conn., Thura.. Oct. 12,1972
which has become accustomed in maintaining Interest rate stabili Business Mirror recent weeks to speculating about ty. It is headed by Arthur P, C olu m b ia Poles Feel Bribery Is On Increase when wage-price controls would Burns, who also heads the ___ I be ended. Federal Reserve. Speaking at the American WARSAW (AP) — Many Poles th e statistical yearbook noted everything with great Next highat on the list a m e Interest Rates Bankers Association annual con Ironically, one at the pressures Town Withholds Pay For Classrooms believe bribery is growing in this seriously.” precision— just in case they were the socialized servica, covering vention in Dallas this week, the on rates comes from the govern Conununlst state — dapite data Why so few convictions if aught. They certainly did arouse people engaged in work like ment itself because of big b u d ^ Tbe Board of Education will because work done on the dis 3 to 5 p.m. beginning Oct. 15 at to the Amish country, if enough deputy secretary of the Treasury, showing a drop each year for such bribery is w id a p ra d ? Lack of repulsion.” plumbing, telephone in deficits that must be financed not pay the first instaliment of puted culvert near the Corentin her home on Jurovaty Rd., An interest is shown. Other activities Inching Upward Charls E. Walker, urged offenses. proof, says the paper, and the stallations, electrical repairs and property is unsatisfactory. dover. The charge for each ses include a public health nurse to The law was revoked two years members to use restraint in their through competitive borrowing tai 1 7 ^ on the $30,000 for the Warsaw’s weekly Polityka revoking of a law which allowed garaga. Iliis was the halth ser The Oorentins were granted the sion will be $1. speak on available services, and ago because authorltia decided it rating practices. the market, thus reducing the portable classrooms until Univer published a poll showing that 80 the giver of a bribe to turn state's vice. Payments for operations, others speaking on various topics your choice of a complete was immoral. By JOHN CUNNIFF That prapect is remote at the But it was his statement that supply of lendable funds. sal Structures comes up with $600 $920 in damages plus legal fees Potluck Opens Season per cent of those quation^ evidence. admission to hapital — there’s a AP Businas Analyst early in July. The Columbia Senior Citizens of interest. * moment, but the very possibility long-term interest rates are too tat drainage pipe damages caused thought the opinion that “ one Under this law the giver Polityka, warning that g ra t shortage of beds — medical The town was also granted an will begin the fall social season The committee will also com NEW YORK (AP) - Interat is enough to disturb some high and should come down that when piers for the portables were must give bribes, otherwise avoided unpleasant conse- “v o ica ” are advoating ratora- analysa and servica of lower rata are rising again, but not injunction preventing the Coren- with a potluck supper Oct. 18 in pile a list of dependable young bankers, who are still recovering provokes speculation on the ques FACE EXPULSION being Installed. nothing can be settled,” is pop quenca. tion of the law, comments: "The personnel were cited. tins from blocking a drainpipe the parish house of the people willing to assist senior bed outfit OR narly so strongly as the crescen from a profits pinch that lasted tion, "What if they don’t?” and RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) - Dr. Arthur Bixby, superinten ular in Poland. “ I well remember the success of ethia and justice has citizens with raking leaves, "You even have to bribe the do of discussion about them. through 1971 and into the first suggests the chance of direct 'Thousands of foreigners may be dent, sent Universal a letter they objected to. The $920 is the Congregational Church. ’The findings conflict with a gentlemen who appeared as been paid for very d a rly .” shoveling snow and mowing church to get a better place in the Nobody is certain how high they months of this y a r. controls. expelled from the Brazilian asking for the $800 either from town’s share of the $1,380 es It will be from 4:30 to 7 p.m. decreasing number of sentenca witnesses in econom ic and lawns. The state’s trade servica got cemetery,” one respondent said will go, but that isn’t the chief The addition of new controls by The government could act state of Mato Grosso for not Universal or its insurance com timated cost of correcting a situa and entertainment will be bribery trials, notebooks in by Polish courts. According to topic of converation. the government would be a shock quickly. Already existing is a pany. tion which caused flooding on the provided by a barbershop quartet Anyone who would like more : a beautifully quilted mattress the biggat vote for bribery in jokingly. reporting to immigration au hands, reading out how much, official figura 272 persons were More to the point is the qua- not only for bankers but for the presidential interest and dividend Damage to the drainage pipes Corentin property and led them and a flower demonstration by a information should contact Mrs. Polityka’s poll. thorities, the Brazilian news convicted of bribery in 1970, 333 when and whom they, had given tion of the government’s attitude to block the pipe. local florist. Modine Schramm, or Mrs. Bar This did not surprise W atem Polityka also touched on the entire business community. committee assigned the job of agency AJB reported. has been corrected, but the por in 1966, 572 in 1967 and 755 in briba for various todlitia and and whether it will step into the Town officials inspected the Those attending are asked to bara Hadigian. observers much. It’s fairly com custom of genuinely showing table, promised for use by Sept. 1965. kindness,” Polityka’s writer says. picture with greater restraint on bring a covered dish, salad or mon for housewiva to make gifts one’s gratitude for services. 28, are not expected to be in use culvert and found work done and box spring, twin or full size! One would deduce from this, “ Forward-looking people thae the rate-setting freedom of there unsatisfactory. dessert. Manchester Evening Herald to shop assistants who produce Recipients include doctors, until Nov. 1, according to Prin said Polityka, that bribery is on witnessa were. Well acquainted banks, perhaps even using direct Until such time as the problem The steering committee of the Columbia correspondent Virginia articla not on display. tachers, nursa and militiamen. cipal Clarence Edmondson. the decline, "provided you take with the regulations, they had controls. The contract with Universal is resolved to the town’s satisfac group will plan a trip next spring Carlson Tel. 228-9224 contained no penalty clause so tion, the town will not submit the board has no recourse to the payment, according to First by fa m o u s MORIARTY company concerning the delay. Selectman Howard Bates. Program Suggested Coed Quits CALIFORNIA I Body o f Hawaiian | A musicid enrichment program The first under-21 member of for summer was suggested by the Democratic Town Committee The answer to F R I . O N L Y ! Albert Hadigian. He said tapes has resigned. entire stock of 315 c e n t e r ST., MANCHESTER, CONN;* Phone 643-513! could be used to implement the Martha Gifford, 20, of Old New England weather. I Rests in Wrong Place^ | ixogram. Willimantic Rd., resigned from NQnor problems are being the committee because she Tomorrow May Well worited out on the new schedule attends Connecticut College in Halloween I Marine Major Insists tor junior high, Edmondson said. New London and finds it impossi Only students split for the FYench ble to attend meetings. CORNWALL (AP) - The body of Henry Obookiah died of typhus at the age of 26 in Be A Very Lucky group have a new teacher and Anyone interested in serving on ^ Costumes Obookiah, whose death over 150 years ago 1818. Orphaned by tribal war in the islands, students were placed in the town committee may contact 0 inspired a mission in Hawaii, is resting in the he was groomed by an uncle to become a alphabetical order. Friday the 13th For chairman Jerome Rosen of Pine wrong place, says a Marine major who wants pagan priest. But at age 16 he swam to an The new scheduling enables St. the b ^ y moved to Hawaii. offshore ship and sailed to America, arriving the students to have more The committe this week named in New Haven in 1809. You If You Do This: reading each week. The Friday Stanley Rosenstein of Brendi “ I was upset that one of the most promi club p ^ o d was dropped as was Trail to fill the vacancy created nent men in Hawaiian history should be At Yale College he was found crying on the sixth grade Spanish culture by the resignation of Charles buried on the mainland,” said Maj. Elliot Call Moriarty Brothers, and sign up with them for your 1972 and 1973 ''S*‘ I some steps and befriended by students and class although eighth grade Bailey Jr. <> o Markell. “ Great reverence could be paid to Automatic Fuel Oil Delivery Service; after 38 years in business, they must 6 V churchmen. The Cornwall Foreign Mission students have the class one a Dr. and Mrs. Morton Glasser of 0 0 him if he were in Hawaii.” be doing something that’s right! week. Cards Mill Rd. will host a cocktail School was established to educate Obookiah and other natives, including American In Edmondson said he would like party for Democratic candidates Markell, currently stationed in dians. Local records say he was the first to check into the feasibility of a at their home on Oct. 28. Philadelphia, but whose wife is from Hawaii, Sizes Hawaiian native to become a Christian. field trip to Puerto Rico, which A donation of $1.50 will entitle said he began a one-man effort last spring to DEPENDABLE 24-HOUR .he said would have educational each person to one “ free HOUSE Tots to Size 14 get support for moving the body with several value. cocktail” . Proceeds of the affair letters to officials and newspapers in Hawaii. His memoirs inspired the Congregational DELIVERY SERVICE! Mobil The Personality, Discovery and will go towards the election of the He said Tuesday that so far the response hss Church to send. 84 men and 100 women Development course content is Democratic candidates. PAINT been enthusiastic, but no official move has missionai;ies to the islands. By 1820 heating oil the same this year as last, Ed Music Appreciation “try us, you'll like us!” been made to have the body moved. Christianity had been established in Hawaii. mondson said. However, boys Columbia residents have been and girls are separated. Classes invited to participate in an Adult are smaller for greater interac Music Appreciation course this htotitat tion and better discussion on an fall sponsored by the Rural Music we sell A b ou t intimate basis, he said. Committee of Andover. conn, W E'RE TOGETHER NOW ... Court Settlement Mrs. Nancy Crane will present E. A. Johnson Paint Co. lottery in the same store The town attorney has been the six session course on con T ow n 723 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER tickets asked to withhold a $920 court secutive Sunday afternoons from All members of the Westhill s e g m e n t check to Richard and Social Club are requested to meet Rosaiind Corentin of Hunt Rd. at Heyymann Hall tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. for a special meeting. CARL'S TV & PAN EL WORLD Buckley PTA To Hold Fair Panel World, formerly Plywood Center has moved in with CARL’S TV. This way we can offer you the lowest prices, the best Buckley School PTA will hold 1 M» in service and FREE DELIVERY. its annual fair at the school Satur OPEN 6 DAYS day, rain or shine, from 11 a.m. to THURSDAY THRU THURSDAY . . . 2 p.m. Proceeds will be applied T h u rsd ays til 9 P.AA. to equipping the new media center. An added feature will be a bicycle parade in the parking lot BUY 6 PANELS at 1. Competition for the best decorated bicycles will be held in FREE two age groups, kindergarten R O U T E 83 fossiiii V E R N O N , CONN^ GET 1 PANEL (on any panel wa have) through Grade 3 and Grades 4-6. Phone 875-4304 Two prizes will be awarded in Boys' and each group, one to a boy and one to a ^ 1 . WE BEAT THE BIG GUYS ON PRICES - SERVICE - FREE DELIVERY Mayor John W. Thompson has Girls' been selected to make the awards because of his promotion of a A G E D B I R C H bicycle safety program. B A N A N A 4 x 7 G O L D E N E L M A N D O R A 4 x 8 1 MOCHA 4x8 'The fair will also include 1 5 3 8 8 games, bake sale, pickpocket 5 2 . 8 8 4 x 8 53.88 55.88 5 8 . 9 5 down, silhouettes to be cut out, PARKAS Ret $3 60 Rtj 54.50 Rej. 57.88 1 Re{. 54.50 Re(. 511.80 pony rides, and refreshments. h y i sften Nixon Labor SAVE 50% ON MOULDING Record OVER 1,000 PANELS TO CHOOSE FROM Defended WELOWOOO • BRUCE • EVANS • ROVALCOTE • ABITIBI • GEORGIA PACIFIC • PLVGEMS* ARMSTRONG WEST HARTFORD (AP) - Secretary of Labor James D. ( ^ m S t r o n g (a V i t i S t r o n g Hodgson told a group of laborers WASHABLE 'Diesday that President . Nixon is NORTHGATE WHITE TEMLOK® SAVE UP TO 40% ” for strong labor despite his public FASHIONTONE® -im age in the past. BY THE MAKERS OF THE FAMOUS TILE Z PANEL Hodgson, who was cam- GOLD BOND SACRO-SUPPORT ON CEILING TILE -paigning for the President in f-T- ’Vk v\..v' • J • Hartford, told a small group of Self-belted parka with three front- WOODCREST Z construction workers at the West slash zippered pockets, lift ticket Vinyl-coated surface reslsti ^Fhrms Mall job site that the tab. Zipper through mandarin household stains - President appreciates their sup- coliar with snaps over hidden * port for his g lid e s in Vietnam. R«|. ReC- $ 1 5 3 6 P«r : v hood, inner knit storm cuffs. S23.00 carton ; “The President remembers $20.48 I yoor support and be is the kind of Coated nylon shell, nylon lining, We can’t remember when we last offered such sensational bedding value! Either one of 12«12-2«4-2i2 'g u y who will stick with you,” and poiyester fili. these deluxe Gold Bond units is worth many dollars more than the low, low $WI Come in - Hodgson told the group of about Coiors; Beefeater Red, Claret, SPECIAL 750 workers. Barley Gold, Navy, and King's and make your choice now! Whatever it is, you’ll enjoy the biggest saving in sound sleep! All three unions at the job site Biue. OFFER ' are supporting the President, Sizes: Smali, Medium, and OPEN WED., THIJRS. & FRI. INITES till 9:00 r Hodgson predicted that con- Medium-Large. 'stnictlon would be a growth in- ON TILE CEILINGS • dnstiy in the next few years. KINGSBURY BY (^m strong ' Later at a news conference, ^ Furniture City, Inc. CLASSIC GEORGIAN Iwo-toned swirl of * Hodgson said the President was Inttriitlni di$i|n$ of $mall I popular pabblad surface I.JIV- Iv.jv If \\ j.,t, with a bright baauty pleasing abstrecllon for strong unions, a strong icoustlcil porforitiont ~ Re(. I defense posture and a strong ;;u nA"" SL -country. of Manchester... lirSion “I’m delighted to be cam- r.Sh Ol)R (iHAKLK, r>r your ' paiyilng,*' be said, adding that he MASTER CHARGE CARD... w e i j 810-818 MAIN STKKE'r, MANUiKSTEK expects to visit every state before SHI the election. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Coim.. Thun., Oct H ItT I- PAOH WiNi
— MANCTOBfrittk EVENIWQ HERALD. Manchwter. Oonn.^Thun.. Oct. 1 1 1»TO Herald Empire State Building May Islamic Writings, 1,200 Years Old, For Sale Yesterdays JE21USALEM (AP) - A collec world’s largest known private chicken coop in Cairo, Some still schobr at Wayne State Unlversl- long steaming prodiss, are collection of papyrus scrolb, 25 Yeara Ago Get Tall Title Back tion of 1200-year-old writings, have chicken feathers stuck to ___I remarkably prewrvad, Bharoo of prlceleu to studenb of early "and one of the n u ^ fascinating them. Founded Oct. /, 1881 This w u a Sunday; TIm Herald NEW YORK (AP) - Can the saying; "Ha, ha, Isn’t this a funny the World Trade Center here Islamic rule, lies undeclphered in finds in thb field in 50 years.” An Issa Manigi, an Assyrbn C2u1s- sticto and o pen^ by a month- the Hebrew Unlvessity says. did not publish. Empire State Building come Idear which eclipsed the Empire State a European bank vault,, waiting American professor believes it tian In Jerusalem, heard of the back? Can the former Ck)lossus of Peter L. Malkin, a partner in could help fill out scant detoUs of collection from friends in Egypt PuUlshed bjr M ucfaett^ PubUihing Go., newspaper by carrier daiiy beftm 6 p.m IB Yaara Ago in 1970. for buyen and schoian. skyicrapen regain the title of the firm which holds the master It would abo be 44 feet higher the bbmlc world inunediately and bought it. The scrolb were 13 B indl Street, Minctaeiter, Conn. OtOtt, An Israeli expert calb It the should telephone the circulation depart' Mrs. George Sandals Is elected world’s tallest building that It lease on the property, com- than the llOatory Sean Tower after the death of the Prophet placed aboard a plane by a telephone 643^11 (AC 303.) ^ m ent, 647-OOM. IMA "Mother In Israel” bv held for almost 40 years? nwnted, "It is physlcaUy and now under construction in Mohammed. “respected Egyptian Manchester Chapter of Hadassah Architect Robert W. Jones says lU owner, a Jerusalem Arab, PubUdied every evening except Subdayi Membn Audit Bureau of (Circulation financially feasible to do this, but Chicago. ’The Sean building b gentleman.” and holidays. Entered at the Manchester, for her outstanding work with yes. we don’t yet have any definite scheduled (or completion at the wants to sell it for $1 million but niey reached Jordan In Oc PAULAS Member of The Associated Press will settle for less if the treasure Cbnn., Post Office as Second Clan Mail' Zionist youth movement,. With the Empire State about to decision.” end of next year. tober 1969. Marugi’s agent Manchester Hadassah and com remains in thb city where he was DECORATING CENTER slip to third place on the tallest Under tentative proposab by Jones said he worried at first collected them, transported them Matter. bom. The Manchester Publishing Co. anumes munity. list, Jones has suggested building Jones, the lOatory tower atop the about whether it would be right across the Jordan River into Cantor and Mrs. George Wald, There are 2,000 fragmenb in M a nchastar'i CRAFT Canter Buri L. Lyons PiiUisher n o financial responsibility for an 11-story addition on top of the Empire State would be tom to tamper with the Empire Israeli-held territory and handed who are leaving for 4fr-month stay the collection, with 400 in Arabic. typographical errors a^iearlng in adver 102-story tower to leapfrog back down and the six stories below State’s famous silhouette but them to their new owner. News 645 Main Straat Manchattar in Israel where he will further The rest are in Greek, Coptic, and Subscription Rates tlsernents and other reading matter in The to No. 1. remodeled os part of a new 33- became convinced that a nuxlem of the saolb (list became public 6 4 9 -0 3 0 0 studies, are honored at a farewell priestly or common script. Psyable in Advance Manchester Ehrening Herald. story structure built up from the addition w u the right thing. then. reception at Temple Beth Jones, a member of the firm 80th floor. "It’s like Chartres,” he said. Papyrus was an early kind of Egypt accused Marugi, a Display advertising closing hours, three (hae Month I3.2S One Year fSO.OO Sholom. that designed the Empire State, Thb would bring the Empire “They built one tower In early paper, made from strips of pbnt hospital director, of stealing Its S in ^ C o p y lS * Six Months flO.SO full days prior to publication. Board of govemon of semi- said he thought of the plan State to 113 stories and a hoght Gothic and later they built pith. While most papyri were post national treasures. Jordan By Carrier, Weekly 75* Three Months |8.75 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon private Manchester (Country Gub “Almost with tongue in cheek” of 1,494 feet, or 144 feet higher another one in flamboyant card-size because of their cost in charged the collection had been prior to day of publication; 12 noon Friday says It will dissolve club If town and wrote the owners a letter than the twin llOitory towers of Gothic." ancient times, thb collection con perfidiously delivered to the Complete Selection of: Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. doesn’t allow it to return to tains some giants. A decree ap enemy, brael. private status and grant it long pointing a provincbl governor in But Marugiproduced a deed of term lease. eighth century Egypt b 24 by 14 sale and an official Jordanbn • WOOD ACCESSORIES HEALTH CAPSULES® inches. import license. Smallpox Is on Way Out by Michael A. Peltl, M.D. Today’s Thought Rec Adds Classes “All this is priceless to a Tlw braelb, suffering from • DECOUPAGE SUPPLIES Eradication of smallpox throughout The part Americans have played in VOUR £H ILP WA4 IMWUMiZep schobr who wanb to study the economic woes, weren’t willing Heart Gifts WlfH KILUP early bbmic empire,” says Dr. to buy. An official conunittee the world within 18 months is the goal of fighting not only smallpox but other It's not the things that can be To Female Program VIRU4 P0E4 Ht MEEP Moshe Sharon, lecturer in bbm found the papyri authentic and The live vaccime z the World Health Organixation,. ECxperts killers such as polio and tuberculosis is bought that are life’s richest at the Hebrew University in worth the price asked. But the treasure. classes are volleyball, Jerusalem. * Complete believe it is an attainable goal. one of which the nation can be proud. ’The Manchester Recreation if Cabinet aveired that any million It's just the little "heart gifts” Department, 110 Cedar St., h u Wednesday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; Israel tried to stop the ^llars should be spent on Jewbb Wallcovering Endemic smallpox which means the Public Health doctors urge the that money cannot measure. added some classes to the and oil painting, Monday, 9:30 to documenU from going to a bank aitifacb rather than Moslem. A cheerful smile, a friendly word, w ^ Selection I kind not brought into a country by necessity for America to keep helping women’s day classes, due to the 11:30 a.m. vault in Liehctensteiifi, but was In June 1970, despite Isradi a sympathetic nod great response received. Shirret rug nutking, an inexpen legally unable to keep them in the protests, Marugi had the scrolb someone Infected with the disease, has the rest of the world to get rid of Are priceless little treasures from N ew classes included sive ,way to make rugs using country. hand-oarrled to Liechtenstein. *Touraine the storehouse of our God. been eliminated from the Western smallpox. FYom a dollars and cents handwriting analysis, which cottohs or woob, combining a - !l The papyri reached brael and "An institute wanting to make They are the things that can’t be shirring and crocheting techni JUP ' • the bank under strange cir its name in bbmic research Paints Hemisphere through a major effort standpoint, it costs |140 milliion a year began today at 1:15 p.m. Late HWRP bought with silver or with gold re^ tratlo n will be accepted up que, will be offered 'Ihursday, cumstances. would have decades of vital work begun by WHO in 1966. to keep smallpox out of the United For thoughtfulness and U nless to the second class, Oct. 19. Thb from 1:15 to 3:15 p.m. Cost of the They were collected by an if it bought the collection and and love are never sold. eight-week course, conducted by course b $16 for six weeks of two- Egyptian merchant in antiques studied it,” said Prof, .Jacob FREE Smallpox, once one of man’s most States while we are spending $15 million i e ^ . 'f n e im m u m it / f r o m Oveerator Sarvict They are the priceless things in Homer Grasseler, will explore hour lessons and $8 for the basic who hid them from Egyptian Lassner, a Near Eastern studies dreaded diseases, is still endemic in part to fight it elsewhere. Therefore, it is to life for which no one can pay. k u - l e p v ir u * v a c c in e . the personality of Individuab kit. N o t LA $ t l o N (5. authorities by storing them in a of Africa, India and the East Indies, but our financial benefit as well as the And the giver finds rich through the use of handwriting The Mary Johnson Sewing recompense in giving them away. analysb, and how to change the Class meeb Friday, 9:30 to 11:30 C B p tu ti g i v * h«lplul informAtion. experts at the U.S. Center for Disease humanitarian thing to do to press the H is not intended to b# ol e diegnestic neturo. Helen Steiner Rice personality for the better. Cost b a.m. The course, which cosb $45 Control in Atlanta and WHO believe it Submitted by the Board of attack everywhere. $8. for ten weeks, b taught step-by- Deaconesses can be eliminated from those areas by President Nixon has noted the Soviet- Bea Sheftel has opened a se step through lecture and EMBARRASSING RETURN Second (Congregational (Church cond beginner’s crochet class to demonstration. Mrs. Johnson’s 1976. LONDON (AP) - Lord Haw- U.S. agreement to cooperate in be held on Fridays from 1:15 to daughter, Mary Mannion, b con Haw, the Briton named WilUam This would coincide with the 200th medicine may mark "a great turning 2:15 p.m. beginning Friday. ducting the class. New and ex Joyce who broadcast for the Today in History Recreation Department perienced sewers are welcome. anniversary of the United States and point” in man’s struggle against cancer Nazb in World War H, returned A GOOD DAY for ducking membership b required. There is Liquid Embroidery classes will Today is Thursday, October 12, to the air Tuesday night to the out with a pal, and Alice would be a milestone in human history. and other scourges. no fee for the course. be offered Friday, from 1:15 to the 206th day of 1972. There are embarrassmnt of the British Dolan, 2, brought along It would mark the first time any major In the battle against disease, the 80 days left in the year. A cake decorating class b abo 2:30 p.m. Learn how to use a some bread as a friendship B E L O W M F Q R 8 . proposed. All materiab and toob special tube of paint with a Broadcasting Corp. gesture in Bradford, Pa. ORIGINAL disease has beien completely eradicated. world is one family. Today’s highlight in history: A BBC unit was rehearsing a are provided. Classes are limited ballpoint tip on prei>rinted pic WHOLESALE! On this date in 1492, Christopher program “Fifty Broadcasting to eight people and will be held tures. Participants will also learn Columbus discovered America. Years” when an announcer three days a week. Cost of the antiquing, artoging, painting on ()n this date— flipped the wrong key. Greeting Cards Upcoming German Election Placid In 1822, Brazil attained formal course b $40. Phone regbtration velvet, and ()-tip painting. All materiab will be provided. Lab FOR ALL OCCASIONS independence from Portugal. b being accepted for thb course. Membership in the Recreation fee b $3.- See Our Lar{e Display Speaking of elections, the vote coming ’Diat it took at all in those difficult years In 1870, the American A few other classes are accep Department b $3 annually for The pre-school program b open up in West Germany Nov. 19 is unusiial is thanks in large part to the Confederate military com ting late registration. Par- residents and includes three ARTHUR DRUG mander, Gen. Robert E. Lee, ticipanb may call or come in during all classes for the con authoritarian determination of a nighb of swinuning per week, in a very encouraging respect. died in Lexington, Va. directly to the class. The open venience of mothers. per season. For the first time since the Fedoral dedicated democrat, Konrad Adenauer. In 1915, during World War I, If it sometimes appeared that the British nurse, Edith Cavell, Republic was pieced together from half was executed by the Germans in a shattered nation, no one, at home or Adenauer might himself throttle still- Typical October day in (Connecticut. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara.) Brussels, Belgium. abroad is holding breath for fear fragile German democracy in his iron democracy may not survive the test. resolve to save it, it not only survived For a change in Germany’s postwar but, in the ‘60s, developed a dynamics The Innocent experience, the uncompromising increasingly independent of per Inside ideological confrontations and ran sonalities. corous personal feuds characteristic of Quite possibly the key element was B ystander previous elections this time are largely the 1959 decision of the Social Fibergias' SWEATER Fashion absent. Democrats to shed their encrusted R eport Leaders! A r t Hoppe Various extremist groups of left and Marxist dogma, transforming Printed Damask SENSATION! M isses’ ^ Howland Fa uhs and Robert \ '..(8 PAGE T E N - MAWCaiESTEiR E V EW m aaEaU U ). M a i ^ t o r . Conn., Thur».. Oct. 1». 1978 ...... V ' ------^------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Corm..’niur«.. Oct 111972-PAfflt IBJEVBI From Your South Windsor Ordained Deacon BROAD STREET Neighbor's Kitchen Mayer ’Family Wins Assigned By Vivian F. Fargunon MANCHESTER LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (A P )-A 4-H Service Honor Los Alamos sdendst, married OPEN MON.-SAT. and the father of three children, 10AJM .-10PJL club Is currently aoUdtlng canned Tha cniiUng ai gnpei in the Ab outatanding lervice to 4-H hat been named an MiMaiM end dry gooda and any other •TOMBS of wine hM been a yearly cartlBcete wai awarded to the fM tat of a Roman ChthoUc •IIP-MRVICBI donatloni to be used to fill tradition for innumerable davtoa Mather family of 6S7 church, He Is an ordained Thenkaglving baskets to be famiUei of Italian origin for many Main St. reoenOy at a Laadna deacon. dellvcrea by the group to needy many generations. Tbe four Banquet in Btoomflekl.'' The an The New Day, a pubUcetlon of South Windsor familial. D4ana brothers of Manchester are nual event ii iponaored by the the Santa Fe Pastoral Council, H0adquarters for Toys and Sporting Goods/ Hartford County 4-H Fair Donations may be left at fh* said the appointment may be the continuing the custom and Community Shop on .passing the art along to their Aaaodatton and la held to eom- first of Its kind. BuOlvan Ave. In the p le a or at children. Atty. Dominic Squatrlto -mend laaden for the vohintoer Cboster 1 Kank, who had tbe home of Mn. Ridiard Meier h u returned to Italy sdth his houra oontrlbutod each year In been ordained a permanent hdping youngitcra. of 60 Woodland Dr. Mn. Meier is deacon, was named asitatent Always Check King’s First! Itallan4>om wife, Carla, and their community affaln chairman of young son for the grape^ruahlng Ilie wUUam Prentice family of pastor to the Rev. Donald the (3nb ^ year. srhere be is making a movie for MarttMToagh were alao redptenta Bruckner of tbe Immaculate All contrlbutiona ire his own use. of tbe awani. Heart of Mary parish here. welcomed. When the ripened grapes are A 18-year Service Pin wu Archbishop James Peter Davis of Mrs. Mary O 'H are of 68 Better Quality, Value, Selection due from California, John An- awarded to Mra. Elaie Wodam Reception Guest the Santa Fe Archdiocese mads Highland Dr. and Robert Myette disio makes daily trips to the and Mra. Mather received a 8- the appointment. of 2068 Rt. 8, have been named The Rev. Edward G. (CarroD, wholesale market to taste the yeer award. The New Day said Kasefc now campaign coordinaton for South bishop of tbe Southern New grapes. When they are Just right Tbe following South Wlndior has the authority of the pastor to Windsor by Estelle Flanagan, England Conference of the for the wine-making, he makes leaden received 1-year plni: Mn. Father Bruckner’s absence and Democratic candidate for State United Methodist Church, will be the purchase for the Diana fami Shirley Rlordan, Mn. Judith does not need permission to per Senate, 4th District. honored at a reception tonight ly. For red wine, he chooses the Gehrld, M n. Marlette Kennedy, form weddings, funerals and Mn. O’Hare is secretary to tbe from 7 to 9 at m th United small sweet Zinfandel black M n. EUiabeth Rowe, M n. Carol baptims. .* j Democratic Town Ckmimittee, Methodist Church. grape, almost bursting with Juice. Moulton, M n. Barban Lavy, Kaxek also will preach, dis T06EMP secretary of tbe Avery St. School Ih e reception Is being hosted As soon as the grapes surive, M n. Robert Starr and M n. Anne tribute Holy Communion, PTA, a member of St. Margaret by the Connecticut Valley the four Diana brothers — Vin Loran. minister to the sick, teach adult Mary’s Ladles Guild and active In District to give United Methodist cent, Mario, Leo and Bill will set Town leaden who received education, prepare baptism award! were Jean and M Ban local politics. She and her hus minlsten and layity of Eastern classes and counseL But he will a date for the grapeKTUshing. Connecticut and the greater croft, Debbie and Mary Ellen band, Hugh, reside at 08 Hl^iland be unable to perform such priest Their friends Paul Hillery, Gor Springfield, M an., area an oppor Dillon, Donna Clark, fOmberly Dr., with their four children, ly duties as offering m a« or don Eagleson, Howard Crothers, tunity to meet the bishop and hit Woolam and Lisa Clapp: Myette, a member of the hearing confessions. Larry Longo and his son Douglas, wife, Pbenola. First year Junior Leader pirn Democratic Town (Committee, is When Kaxek was ordained and their step-father Chris The Rev. James R. Uhllnger of went to Patty Dillon, Jean Clapp, a member of the Zoning Board of recently into the Permanent Lamphere will help. Bolton, superintendednt “High Voltage 36" the replacement hatlery (or moat popular applicationa, equaU the Banker Wins quality of the original equipment battery in moat automobilea. High Voltage—Straight-lhrough-lhe-partition cell connectni deliver more initial Slfoars Dynaglass Snow Guard 7 8 Preliminary •tarting power than an otherwiae identical battery with up-and-over ceil connectori. NEW LOANS Court Round FREE Power Team Check FREE Installation Built with two fiber glass belts beneath the tread to help give you outstanding traction and long wear! Sears . . . Home of the DieHard* Also built with two plies of rayon cord for a smooth, quiet ride with no flat-spotting. A new tread pat tern provides both excellent traction in all winter conditions and much longer wear than last year's HARTFORD (AP) - A Wethersfield banker has won a Silent Snow Guard. No trade-in required. Buy now and save during this great sale! preliminary battle in a $500,000 SAVE on VH B atteries lawsuit against the Southern New 6-Volt 1 S99 12-Volt 1 Q 99 England Telephone Co., one of SA V E $ 4 .0 0 JL SA V E $ 5 .0 0 1 . 0 whose operators a lle g ^ y dis W ith Trade-in W ith Trade-In Pv naRlana Snaw tauard 7t HriiiiUr SWK S\1.K Plu» Federal Tulielew Blarkwall Tires Prire iVf Price Kkrinr 'I'ai closed the banker's u ^ t ^ ad Reg. No Trodc-in Price SSS.W Reg. No Trade-in Price SS6.9* Reg. Price with Trade-tn SI9.S9 Reg. Price with Trade-in SS3.V9 •y * 5 2 1 T 4 dress to a robber who later in B78-13 or 6.50x13 $ 2 8 .9 9 $ 1 .7 8 vaded his home. Hurry ... Si^Ie Ends Saturday Superior Court Judge Joseph D78-14 or 6.95x14 $ 2 9 .9 9 7 » * $ 2 .3 7 Longe denied a SNEIT claim that £78-14 or 7.35x14 $ 3 1 .9 9 8 * * $ 2 .3 4 its liability in the case is limited by public utilities tariffs to the F78-14 or 7.75x14 $ 3 3 .9 9 8 » * 2 5 " * $ 2 .5 2 cost of a customer’s monthly GUARANTEE 2 7 7 4 G78-14 or 8.25x14 $ 3 6 .9 9 9 * » $ 2 .6 9 telephone charge. In the lawsuit against SNET, G 78-15or 8.25x15 $ 3 8 .9 9 9 7 5 2 9 * ^ $ 2 .7 8 / Paul Montinieri Sr. and his wife 3 l ^ * $ 3 .0 1 Manierite say they were held H 78-15or 8.55x15 $ 4 1 .9 9 1 9 » * hostage by the robber after he got W hitewalls also un sale at only $2.25 m ore per tire their address from a directory assistance operator. The robbed L78-15 or 9.00/9.15x15 Tubeless W hitew alls R eg u la r $50.99 SAN E $12.75 ... .38** plus $.3.28 F.E.T. miipd directory assistance from the home of a Bloomfield man FREE Tire Mounting and Rotation Steel Studs available at all Sears stores LOWER MONTHLY PAYMENTS whose home he had entered In the belief It was the Montinieri residence, according to court documents. The legal papen say that after 42 Equal Monthly Paymonto having gotten the Montlnlerls’ Extra Wheels for Snow Tires address from the operator, the AMOUNT MONTHLY TOTAL TOTAL FINANCE robber forced the Bloomfield COMPARE FINANCED PAYMENTS • PAYMENTS CHARQES man to drive him to the Mon All Wheels i n Stock • .. tinieri home and then held the $2,000. $55.85 $2,349.90 $349.90 couple at gunpoint. $2,600. 69.94 2,937.48 437.48 The couple’s two teen-age these Monthly chUdien slipped out of the house f3,000. 83.92 3,524.64 524.64 Heavy Duty Mufflers and notified police. $3,500. 97.91 4,112.22 In a memorandum filed last 612.22 G uaranteed for as Long as You Own Y our Car . .. 10% Off Payments: week. Judge Longo uld the Annual Parcantaga Rata 9.28% tariffs the company referred to a s ^ • Buy Now and SAVE Money ^ limiting lU Uablllty refer only td the release of an unlisted SAVE 15% 8 9 • SAVE Time Later telephone number, not an ad- Kaot, I.OW Ciwt InHlsIlallon Available Regular 913.99 Use Sears Easy Payment Plan didn’t rule on the Mon Fils most models of the following cars: I9.54-70 Chevrolet; 1955-70 Ford; tinieri claim that "Shop Your Nearest Sears Store'' Mgulatlons restricting SNET s 1960-70 Plymouth, Dodge, Chrysler; 1964-69 Chevelle; 1962-69 Chevy II, liability are against public policy Nova; 196'(-70 Mustang. 15% Off All Mufflers in Slock for most other BRIDGEPORT HAMDEN ORANGE SPRINGFIELD WEST HARTFORD and illegal. S f ^ argued in lU Savings Bank^ of Manchester Sears WEST SPRINGFIELD WATERBURY MANCHESTER MIDDLETOWN' brief (hat if the Mombar E.D Uons w «e declared void it might acAaa. HM>iauck AND CO. DANBURY NORWALK WESTFIELD NORTHAMPTON 4-D HJ'^SecesMry to raise telephone ConnecOcufs Largest Savings Bank East of the River UOM Oflloaa •awbMI MANCHBmR • BAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON »AnpE in p iB e N — M A M n n a m m BVENINO HERALD, Muidiaiter. Conn., Thun., Oct. !>, iwa MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manefaerta, Conn.. Tbun.. O ct U . 19 71 - PAQB WHM iUK WORLD b l e m i s h e s Heralding Politics Larger Lake Lots lIHlUt THBV M W .. • Coaches' Corner Bruins CanH Find S o l n . C o f c c n * * — Coventry Yopic of Hearing By D bvc WigfirMEEcbMtfrlligh accommodate both a septic tank- Mrs. Flanagan visited Coventry Mooday’i win over Weutenfiold Hl|^ w u gratifying In Tha Mancheiter campaign The Planning and Zoning Com dralnfleld system, and a well, all at a Democratic fund raiser last coardinatot (or Richard Ritten- mission has unanimously agreed ®*ny wayi. It ihowad that wa hava an eiplodve offenalve in accordance with state and local weekend, and she will be cam Winning Formula band, OOP candidate (or First to hold a public hearing on d u b that m break a ganM w ide open at any tim e, and It alao regulations. paigning door to door in Coventry Dlidiict congressman, is Karin elimination of the R-15 zone, "Owed that our line can open boka regardleaa of the alae of In September, the council Oct. 17 and Oct. 20. VonDacfc of 2S Ellen Lane. which would be replaced by an our (npooenta. It alao ihowad that our defeme la sound York beat Vancouver 5-8, Rick Martin scored his first two specifically requested foe PZC to YORK (AP) - 'Ihe Mrs. VonOeck, a member of IULr40 zone. Effect of foe change, Mbnesote downed QdUomia 5-2, goals of foe season (or Buffalo. tighten up on i^uirements in foe ■‘OjPraloM of bow vulnarable It loob. Boston Brulna, the defending the. Republican Town Com if it passes, would be to tighten Bufialo crushed Los Angeles 7-8, ^ Psrrsault bad a goal and lake area by increasing lot sizes. There were many nan aa fir aa the coechea were Stanley Cup champions, are mittee, is a former chairman of restrictions on lots in the lake Chicago defeated Atlanta 4-1, th ru sMlsU (or foe Sabru. Steve In voting on increasing foe lot PUC T erm ed Q i i i t r concerned. Ihe blocking of Dive McCann and Mark OdeU o ff to an 0-S itart this National the Manchester Y R ’s (Young area, requiring 40,000 square feet Thaddeus Kosciusko Atkinson, Rene Robert and Larry size, the PZC noted that foe waa excellent, and the tapping of Steve Qlorgettl and Don Rttstmrid> topped 8t. Louis 5-2 R ^ b lica n s. She is a part-time build, rather than foe current came to America in 1776, Hockey League season. and Toronto and Montreal played HlUman added scores for Buffalo change to a 40,000 square foot lot ‘Captive’ Agency speech therapist in the 15,000. because of his devotion to Corcoran waa reapontlble for many of the long runs of Dove Thne guam do not nuke a to a 8-2 tie. while Bob Berry got two goals size is necessary to foe public Manchester school system. Hie hearing is tentatively set the ideal of liberty, and Plelshmin and Steve Samlotla. And again, atmity .Am CoUa season. Rod Gilbert scored twice for and Doug Volmer one (or Lm for Nov. 13, subject to prepara interest and “to prevent en Just the same foe Detroit Red HARTFORD (AP) - The State distinguished himself as a waa always In the right spot at the right tim e. Flelahman had foe New York Rangers, foe Angeles. tion of foe new regulations which vironmental and ecological colonel of engineers in the Wlnez scored three goals in foe Charlie Burke of East Hart Public Utilities Commission another excdlent day offensively and proved that hla numers-up to Boston last year. It Sten Mlkita scored two goals are being drawn up by Town deterioration of the lake and lake American Continental Army third period Wednesday aight ford, George Wallace Party can (PUC) is foe “ captive” of foe performance last wedt waa no fluke. Samiotli had another w u foe Rangers’ first victory and got two assists (or Chicago Planner Sam Sieivogel. area in keeping with foe spirit with his fortification of and dumped Boston 4-8, leavl^ didate for First District c o n -. businesses it is supposed to greet day with over 100 yarda ruablng and proved be la still after two iossu this season. Jean over the newcomer Atlanta Ib e small lot problem in foe and intent of I^blic Act. 155.” Bemis Heights near Sara the Bruins one of five winless gressman, has accused President regulate, Hartford Corporation one of the best backs In the league. Aum McCuUodi and Ron RateUe, Brad Park and BUly Flames. Ih e Black Hawks are 8- lake area has been of special Coventry Coordinator toga and West Point, The NHL teams. Nlaon and the mass news media Counsel Alexander Goldfarb said Fairbalm also scored for New 0. BUI White and cuff KoroU also concern to foe PZC and foe Town Mrs. Joseph Fowler, S. River World Almanac notes. Re Roy both had good days bloodng and running and really The Red Wings trailed with crucifying “ fine outstanding Tuesday. X -l York while Dan Tannabill, scored for Chicago while Randy Council, particularly in view of R d„ has b ^ n named Coventry turning to Poland he at WEATHERGARD gave us the balance we needed. Rick MUka is getting better entering the (Inal period but men like Gen. John D. Lavelle "It is the utilities that are ATLAS Wayne Maki and Bobby Lalonde Manery broke Black Hawk goalie foe fact that a referendum on coordinator for Estelle tempted unsuccessfully to with eadi performance and his arm la going to win some (the Air Force general who took ruling foe regulators,” Goldfarb T h « tir* mad* with 4 full plies of Marcel Dionne, Guy Charron and netted foe puck for Vancouver. Gary Smlfo’s shutout bid at 10:81 sewers for that area has been Flanagan's Democratic campaign reunite his nation. games for/us. it upon himself to order bom- told foe Connecticut Association Dynacot rayon cord and availabi* in BUI CoUlns netted goals for a 4-2 of foe third period. scheduled for Dec. 12. Many of for foe State Senate from foe 4th CopyrlKht © 1972, blmgs of North Vietnam) and Lt. Karin VonDeck of Municipal Attorneys at foe Newspaper Knterprlaa Aatn. both blackwall or lingl* yyhit* strip* Defena^y, we also seemed to be improving with each lead while goalie Denis Dejordy Minnesota’s BUI Goldsworthy Al McDonough slammed home ficials have long felt that, should district. Mrs. Flanagan, who Is Cail^ (convicted of mass murder State Capitol. . . d*sion*d for iongar w * * r . . . *ngi- game. Our reaction seems to be quicker and we seem to be staved off foe Bruins’ attack. and J.P. Paiiae both missed foelr th ru goals (or foe Pittsburgh foe lake area be sewered, many from Glastonbury, is opposed by in South Vietruun).” He said both the possible Democratic can He said the uilities are Norman Thomas was nom n**r*d for a batter baisnc* of high [ mine and more people in on tadcles. Mike Cou^Uin, team’s training camp because of Penguins. Teammate Bryan H u - small lots would be built upon, the GOP incumbent David inated six times for the apa*d c^aractarittica and foui weather men should have been given didate for governor in 1974. "flooding foe commission with in for John Murphy, had a tremendous day going both Ken Hodge added foe third their trip to Russia with Team taU added a goal and bad fo r u creating a “ people pollution” Odegard of Manchester. presidency of the United performance Com* in, today, end find medals and promoted. petitions for rate increases for C Boston goal with just two seconds Canada. But Goldsworthy scored assists. 8yl also tallied (or problem. Currently, many of Coventry, under the Saden States by the Socialist party out for yourself, just how little it coat* ways, and was our leader on defense. Again, Bob Walsh and Burke said that “ under the Mrs. Estelle Flanagan, gas, electricity, telephone and renuining in foe game.. Don Mar- two goals and Pariie bad a goal foe Pengtilns. Mike Murphy and , Htnhlpaoloiqr Plate these small lots are unbuildable plan, is now in foe 4th district —the first being in 1928 and to ow n a set of these exceptional Dave Hunt turned away any sweqia that came their way and Niion administration, crime does Democratic candidate for state bus service.” cotte scored (or Boston in foe and three auists Wednesday Gary Unger put in goals for St. because they are too small to rather than foe 35th. the last in 1948. snow tires. little Jack Maloney always seemed to be in the right place, pay but fighting for your country first p o lo d while Dallas Smith night. Louis. Lending Vocal Support to the Manchester High Gridders senator in the 4th District, has and came up with two interceptionsm In three games, we and men does not pay." named Deputy Mayor Pascal got a goal in the second (or the California led early on goals by Yvan Coumoyer scored both Prignano and fttricia Moynihan FREE have allow ^ Just IS pass completions and have come up muini. Detroit’s Red Berenson Reggie Leach and Hilliard Montreal goals in foe tie with . . . Cheerleader Captaint Cathy Manhall (left) and Linda Pitch State Rep. FYancis Mahoney, her Manchester campaign coor m...... m T H E R IG H T HI 25 GALLONS with 11 interc^tlons. bad tied foe game 1-1 with a first- Giavu. Barry Gfobs and Buster Toronto. Dave Keen and Norm running for re-election in dinators. Mrs. Moynihan is GASOLINE This wedc we go (or all the noarbles.' Conard High is also peiiod goal. Harvey tallied for foe North Ulhnan scored (or the Maple Manchester’s 13Sth Assembly secretary of the Manchester undefeated and their defense has not been scored on. The In other NHL aames. New Stan. ______Leafs. ifEEKEND SPECIAL With hrrkMT al 2 Tim District, is urging the passage of Kelley To Wed Democratic Gub. CASH & CARRY winner of this game will definitely have a shot at the CCTL Celts Off, Running the referendum question which Mrs. Flanagan said yesterday title. Again we (ace a tremendous challange. We have faceef Tern Kelley, Atlanta prcqxMes a |550,000 bond issue she is disturbed by a recent PRE-SEASON SPECIALS It before ^ we can do it again. This is a game I know we T r e v in o Brava’ pttcha, wfll leave foe (or roiovations to the Cooper Hill report of the Connecticut ranks t l tte.bnckclon slMrtiy In NBA Courtfare Treatment Plant. can win. Jjalao know that NO team can keep us from scoring. Conference of Mayors. The d . z * 1 . 7 8 FED. TAX BLACK WaiTEWALL when he taka Diane Mick end Hie Democratic candidate ex Roses SIZE BOSTON (AP)— The Boetoo O U ict are off and winging in report claims Connecticut may 3 9 .9 5 3 3 .9 5 B a ttlin g Karts of » Bread S t a Me plains; E 7 S x l 4 2 .2 4 By C liff Demers Blast Catholic lose 111 million under federal 3 1 .5 9 3 3 .5 9 bride. a determined bid for the National Buketbell League “ Hie project will be paid for F 7 S x l 4 2 .3 9 As Jackil^ (jieason says, "H ow sweet It is ." It’s been a long revenue sharing, in view of Gov. ALSO FULL LINE OF THE MOST LUXURIOUS 3 3 .5 9 3 5 .5 9 The coeple teok oat a championship this season. from Water Department current 6 7 S x l 4 2 .5 S Thomas MesUll’s practice of CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD—FLORA-MIR 3 3 .5 0 3 5 .5 9 time coming but we finally earned our first win~of the S ick n ess marline Uecaec yeeterday in The Celtics, boating what Whetha they’re called the Cin revenue, no tax increase is re 6 7 t x l 5 2 .6 3 withholding state funds ear CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. 3 5 .9 9 3 7 .9 5 season. The victory was extremely satisfying for a number of VIRGINIA WATER, Et^fauid foe Manchesta ttiwa d ^ s Conch Tommy Heinsohn ceH* cinnati Royals a the Kansu Qty- quired, the project will be self- H 7 t x l 5 3 .S I marked by foe General Assembly F a r T h e N e w D I a t r ie l reasons. > (AP) — L w Trevino battled an offlu. No weddiag date w a more speed and depth, opened Omaha Kings makes no liquidating, the present plant is for foe towns and cities. First we defeated a fine football team; St. Bernard’s, acfalng throat and a wayward defense of their Atlantic Divisloa dfifenna to foe champtoo L a 60 years old, the town is under Noting that the governor’s BILL BRONEILL convincingly 25-8. Second, we put together for the first time putter today In hit bid to title by rolling o v a the Pfetoos in A n g d a Laken in the National (Httes from the state to curb Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. practice has resulted in a huge Dewieeral fer Stale Represeatatlve dethrone South Africa’s Gary Detroit 121-108 Wednewlay night BokefoaU Association. They bw t pollution." BROWN'S TIRE SHOP this year, a strong offensive and defensive game. For surplus, she said, “ Taking money 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD ISth DIatriel example, defensively we allowed only two first down the Player from foe World Cham Sports Slate before 6,618 fane at Detrott’s them. from local taxpayers without 1 TEL. 528-9586 pionship of Match Play Golf Cobo Arena. The Laken routed foe IQngi, Connecticut’s 9,000 members 333 MAIN ST MANCHESTER entire game. justification is bad enough, but to Tournament. Captain John HavUcek led the nee foe Royak, befoK 8,586 at o f 130 Republican W om ens’ HE’S HIS OHN BOSS However, the most important thing is that our team THURSDAY then manipulate foe surplus that SpoasareS by Wllllaai Braaelll CaaapalSa TEL 643-2819 The annual Piccadilly Tourna Boeton attack with 28 points, but Omaha Wednawlay niiht U »«4 □ubs will partidapte in (30P OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS displayed great character. A fine example of the kind of S occa results for political advantage, is CaaiBiItteet Clareaee Faley, Treas. ment began with doubts o v a the be bad plenty of b ^ . Jo Jo in their openfog game of the new Women for \lctoiy Day, on Oct. Fight Fol lutton — Switch to PremliBii character that I’m talking about occurred at the start of the Windham at M an cb ata to be doubly hurtful to foe people Lead •Free Amoco Oaopllne! fitness of the 31-year-old White scored 22 points. Dare MMOQ. 21, by dlstributiiig 40,000 Pat St. Thomas Aquina at East of foe state.” second half. On the first play, St. Bernard scored on a 40- American, favored by British Oowens 20 and veteran forward Sattle defeated Philadelphia Niiuin Recipe Cards. Catholic • yard run. Their two-point conversion closed the score to 12- bookia. Cheney Tech at Blast Hampton Paul SUa 17. SUu w u acquiied U5-100 and Boston beat Detroit 8. Then on our first play from scrimmage, we fumbled deep A doctor was due to detiva an F1UOAY from the Pboenix Sons teomtly. 121-108 in the o f o a NBA g u n a Arthur B. Shattuck of East scheduled. The rival American in our territory with Bernard recovering. However, at ealy morning verdict on Trevino, S occa Hw Oeltks took an 8864 lead Hartford, Republican candidate Basketball Aieodatlon opens ha this point we stlftened and forced a turnover. who spent most of Wednesday in South Windsor at Btoomfidd into the fourth period, and then in the liiird Senatorial District, Angelo Fazzino turned in a fantastic performance. Angelo bed instead of at ptactiu a fta East Windsa at ElUngloo pulled away. T te CUtia, led by season tonight claims his opponent, incumbent has been a two-year starter on defense but because of the developing a respiratory virus in Plainville at Rockville Ooweni wUh 17 rebounds, coo- State Sen. Hanry S. Kirke, also of FALL foe ebiUy rains that have swept tiidled foe boards 9$4S. injuries in our corp of receivers, we moved him to ti^ t end Rham at Gom well East Hartford, “ has not c(»n- the Wentworth course n e a Lon The Baton sharpshooters, last week. He responded with five catches for 78 yards and GoaConatry Illing Harriers municated with the citizens about AGWAY don all week. helped by foe whopping rebound South W indsa at Bloomfidd the issues in the legislature and Gardening Specials two touchdowns. Jay Murphy! playing his first g ^ e after Howeva, Trevino, form a U.S. advantage, hit on 14 of fod r last Notch Win No, 2 Rham at Coventry on his voting record," and that he recovering from a pre-season injury, had three receptions Open champion and current 26 flo a shots while out-ecGcini Bolton at East Hampton ming Junla High’s eraa coun “ has been more interested in SALE and a TD. Pete Homat played his best game of the year at bold a of foe British Open title foe P istoa 33-24 in foe find MIXED TULIPS East W indsa at EUington try team upped its season record playing politics than in solving quarterback. In addition to throwing the ball well (two TD’s) for foe second straight y e a , w a period. Great variety of sizes, Plainville at Rockville to 24) yestoday afternoon u It the problems of the state.” Pete picked up 79 yar^ in 13 carries. Bob Love also played expected to show up for his colors, shapes to brighten defeated Tlinotiiy Edwards, 16- Shattuck promised, if elected, well at quarterbacJi. opening match against fdlow to hold regular meetings with the your y a rd ...... BIG FALL SALE 44, on the locals home course. X5 /$1 .9 9 Defensively, Joe Davin was again a stickout. Without American Doug Sanders. Standing RoomCrowd Wes Fedorebak, n a n ^ fa press and the voters. “ Hiat way,” question he’s one of the premier! linebackers in the state. Playa, Trevino and Sanders Bing, eevenSIlie 1A tnOe oouisc be explained, “ I will be aware of debut of foe new league wa were in a sdect flcM of elglit top By THE ASSOdA’iED PRESS in a Uisteriiig time of 8:30A to set their views and they will be Dan Genity, starting at defensive end for the first time, RED EMPEaOR TUUPS HOTPOINT golfers competing f a a first prixe The Cleveland Crusaders 5,006. a new course record. Also aware of my voting record.” \,played extremly well. Tom Ward well and Martin Bold! also Medium to tall; o f 120,225 in the Piccadilly blanked foe (}uebec Nordiqua 2- ' “They made it easy f a me,” DISHWASHER played a strong game. breakinf the old markwuBob March-April blooming. event—thru days of 36-hole, 0 and the Alberta Oilers whipped said foe 31-yea-oid Cbeevcn who Kdlsey (or foe Silk Townen. 1 8 /$1 . 9 9 4-cycle push-button selection, As it stands ri^ t now, we enter a two-week break in our man-to-man elimination foe Ottawa Nationals 7-4 u the played the last seven yean with "Republicans for Congressman nUng fa ca its toughest test plus 3 sani-cycle options: 3 schedule. However, I have tentatively made arrangements the Baton Bruiu in the rival Bill Cotter” committee has been level washing action; adjust matdws. new Wald Hockey Assodatioo Tuesday sftemoon when it meets National Hockey League. formed in the First District with $ i ; 2 5 MIXED DARWIN TUUPS able upper rack: dual deter for a ^m e on Oct. 21. As soon as details are finalized, an It’s foe only major match play opened its season Wednesday Vernon Middle School, which is "Actually, I don’t deserve L Martin Fierberg of West Hart gent dispenser. Automatic I announcement will be made. event on foe world circuit and the night. also undefated, away. timer. (DB6S0) credit f a the win, 99 p a cent of ford its dudrman. A “ Dennocrats Tall; May blooming. . . . 3 0 /$ I .9 9 players come only by invitation of A standing room crowd of 9,681 Raults: Fedordiak (fi 8;30A; foe sava were Jat routine, for Rittenband” conunittee had foe sponsor, a tobacco firm. at foe Cleveland Arena cheered Kellscy (I); Colbert (D; Murphy R ed and R o b i n s Winners in AHL posibly one a two were hard. I been announced last week. goalie Gerry Cheevers u he (D; Denno (TE)'; Anderson (I); DAFFODILS turned aside 21 shots f a his played seven yean with foe best Finnegan (I); Hockenberry (TE); Democratic incumbent William Get your home ready for winter! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sacharuk tied foe score 1-1 in the Grow from 12 to 15" tall; Cates Sets Mark shutout. Attendance at the Civic club in hockey, but this w u foe Staubauch (TE); Gizynduwild Cotter and Republican hopeful $21995 T h e Providence Reds opening minute of the middle Herald photo by Buceiviclui March-April blooming. . Centre in Ottawa f a Canadian easiest shutout I’ve e v a had.” (D. Richard Rittenband are vying for ia/9 1 . 9 9 fashioned their second victory in session and Billy Helndl and Ron Ed McLaughlin, right, Geritol Champ With EC Squad the seat in the Hartford-area dis three starts and foe Richmond Garwasiuk added power play AAAnAAf»rru vw vw aW W iri*i*i* *********************** " * * * * * * * * * * ^ ^ ^ ^ trict. BLACKTOP AGWAY GILSONITE ASPHALT SEALER Robins bnrice into the “ win” goals. ...Beat Don Piper, 2-up, Yeiterday at MCC Steve Gates, former About 3S0 representatives of 25 NARCISSUS LOOK FOR... / APPLICATOR EsBscWly (onniated for any drimray that has not boon colum n Wednesday night in Richmond got goals from Dan Manchesta High cron country intemabonal labor unions heid a 12 to 15" growth; American Hockey Lugue action. ny Scbock and Frank Spring early sta , now running for E a t o n reception for Cotter Sunday in H FOR ASPHALT pravioatly tealad (hichiding now drivawayi which hava cared in the first and third pieriods and (Connecticut State College a a at least ana year). This sealer panetratos Into tha oM sorfaca, March-April blooming. . The Reds defeated foe Barons Hartford and formed a “ United Brash art eiia sMe, tiaMgea on 14/$X.99 4-2 in Geveland, and the Robins, then withstood manpower shor Redman Wins sophomore, set a new home Labor for Cotter” committee. the other. 54" hznile. (65-5100) blands with the blacktop andemeath and seals yonr driveway beaten in their first two starts, tages to hand New Haven a third course record as Eastern VEST with a bard, leng-lasting, yot fioxibla finish. And Agway has MIXED CROCUS HOTPOINT edged the New Haven consecutive loss. defeated ()uinnipiac College. Eleanor HUsman of Lyme, wife evarythini yaa nted to da the'job right phis soand, pra^cal Ni^thawks 2-1 in Virginia. New Haven, a first year AHL The smooth-running Gates has of foe Democratic canfodate for The first flower to greet MINI-WASHER Tennis Crown ILL answars ta daJt-yeorsalf application problems. A ^ USI Providence banded Cleveland a team, averted a shutout on led Eatem to a season record of Congress in foe Second District, Spring I ...... Fits Into a ' x 36" spacel 60/$1.99 2 1 third consecutive loss on thru Murray McNeil's power play goal To the surprise of no one, newcomer Jack Redman has 5-3. The record be broke w a his started campaigning yesterday K High or low water level; timer second period goals. Larry at 5:51 of the third period. won the 1972 Town Men’s Singles Tennis Tournament by own. PACKAOI for her husband. She has 5 GALLONS ground level control and "sol rinse temp" Ask us about custom application to your driveway Spring-flowering bulbs can be light. Works on regular house whipping defending king, Phil Hyde, in straight sets, 6-2,6-2. STOU promised to visit every one of foe planted right mrough Octo 1 EASTERN CONNECTICUT ber It's beat to plant them •• hold current. (WLP1010N) Redman, a faculty member at 60 towns in foe district between 2 Bennet Hooters Men’s Doubles and Mixed Midget Football ConfereiKe MANCHISTn FAIKAOI now and Nov. 7. they can r^ke good root East Catholic High and a tennis Standings growth before Treezing. 3 Doubles play a e still up (or grabs n i s c o * ® ^ Candidate Roger Hiisman will pro for foe past th ru summers. Northern Division hEtYCtaS GRASS GU^PlhGS, Whet's more im^rtant ie the 4 g rip, hyacintli. crocut Blank Coventry foe R u Department reported planting depth. See the chert as well as net coach at East, tour the University of Connec today. Mai and Gloria Dating W L T to the right. 5 tcMIa snowdrop ^ wasn’t extended en route to foe ticut tomorrow with Homer Bab- 'The Bennet Junior High varsity will (ace Dave and Jan Warren in Ellington 3 0 1 6 tutip title, easily sweeping th ru foes bidge, former UConn president. ILEAVES k m WASTE VEGETATION $ 1 9 g o o soccer team blanked Coventry foe Mixed Division. The Dalings S.W.Admirab 3 0 1 to reach foe finals. His victims & bbidge is being mentioned as 7 hvecinthf frosh yesterday at CSiarter Oak are foe defending champions. Tolland 3 0 1 Included Dave Warren, Garrett 8 daffodil, nercleeue Field in Manchester, 4-0. The Mrs. Dating e a t ia c o p p ^ the E)ut Windsor 0 4 0 Ttarasha and Mai Darling. Hyde INTO NIGH ONGANIG GOMNOST! years upped foeir record to 4-0. Women’s Singles dUdem. Stafford 0 4 0 defeated Donn Toomey, Peta Bennet’s scores were made by Men’s Doubles is in the GOTTSCHALK REVIVAL LARGEST Aucoln and Earl Qusta to gain Sputhera Division lu p w r t e S Hlraas Walker Thyo Stlmac, John Paquette, Bob semifinal round with the NEW YORK (AP) - A res PERMANENT foe finals. SELECTION Standley and Larry Wlrta. Goal Redman-Dating team awaiting BLACK VELVET TEN HIGH urgence o f interest in foe works Darling copped the Men's Bolton J9th Hole iMuiing (or Barnet was Duffy resulU of foe Hyde-Martin Duke BlewSeel CaaiMilaw W Makey Straight Baarbaa Whiskey of American composer-pianist ANTI-FREEZE IN T O W N ! Seniors - 45 and o v a - by whip S. W. Rotary Fortified with corrosion Inhib FoUowlng are foe starting Leone who turned in a brilliant versus Warren Dave Pastel matdi S S P r M f SSPraat— 4 Yrs.OM Louis Gottschalk has resulted ping Paul (xToobert in a flm Coventry itors to prolong engine life. Hmea and pairings (or Saturday’s performance. (or foe championship. in a collection of some impor HOTPOINT match, 7-6, 3-6, 6-. Dating was Ethylene glycol base for extra ABCD Golf Tournament at foe kop|)lng Coventry’s front line Hebron tant works of the 19th century GIANT DOUBLE PEONIES foe ddending champ. protecton. (94-5049) MINI-DRYER were fullbacks’ Bruce Ballard composer, "Compositions for PUnt now ind enioy hu|c pink red or wlxte Mooms Mch Blaochester Country Gub: 14 Cal. M 3 . 5 8 HCM. 11.1% Pianoforte," being published. spring Lovely as cut llowers also Fits In a corner closet, hangs 7:10 pilar, kanw. 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Ted Kublak seemingly sealed Detroit’s fate ly sent the Detroit Tigers packing to their already delayed redeemed catcher FYeehan from two embarrassing plays. with a bjoop RBI single. Skiers, it’s aljout time that you had better start thinking of winter vacations. Freehan missed a suicide squeeze bunt in the d^th Then McAuliffe greeted reliever Bob Locker with a stogie the upcoming season. You say, it’s still a long way off! And Mickey LoUch figured today he'd have a chance to inning which caught Dick McAuUffe off third base with one to open the Tiger 10th. A1 Kaline followed with another, tbm Don’t kid yourself! Monday, Columbus Day, snow fell in finish cutting his grass. out. And in the two-run Athletics’ lOth, Freehan let a throw Joe Horlen came in and wild pitched the runners along Vermont. Although it wasn’t enough to talk about, it snowed Instead, due to a heart-stopping 10th inning 4-3 Detroit from the outfield get away during a play at the plate as the before walking pitch hitter Gates Brown to load the bases. and according to a weathS- service, the snow is right on comeback victory over Oakland Wednesday, they and their tie-breaking run scored. “About that time I figured I had the chance to redeem schedule. Tiger teammates find themselves one win away from their Lolich gave up just five hits before being lifted for a pinch myself,” said FYeehan, the next batter. As the season nears, area resorts reveal their im second American League pennant in five years. hitter in the bottom of the ninth. He hit a grounder to third baseman Sal Bando, scoring provements made during the summer months. Today’s Oakland-Detroit winner will head for Cincinnati Oqe o f the five was Mike Epstein’s solo homer in the McAuliffe. Bando threw the possible double play ball to Gunstock, in Laconia, N.H., reports a modest increase in for Saturday’s opening game of the World Series. The seventh which tied the game 1-1. McAuliffe had homered for second baseman Gene Tenace, who dropped the throw after out-of-county ski passes, while local residents of Gunstock Cincinnati, Reds beat Httsburgh 4-3 Wednesday on a ninth Detroit off Hunter in Uie third. Brown barreled into him. pay the same price as in the past three seasons. Out-of- inning wild pitch to capture the National League pennant “ I don’t deny it. I thought they had us,” admitted Lolich, Left-hander Dave Hamilton came in to |rftch to left- county season pass is $125. three pm es to two over the Pirates. who had been in the clubhouse during the A ’s rally in the handed batter Norm (}ash and walked him on a 3-2 pitch to Berkshire East, in Charlemont, Mass., notes it has added a NL (Castoff Woodie Fryman was Tiger Manager Billy 10th off reliever Chuck Seelbach. force home Kaline and the tying run. snow-making system, two new chairlifts, new novice slope, Martin’s choice to pitch today’s deciding game against John Gonzalo Marquez, whose pinch single off Seelbach Satur Then another lefty, Jim Northrup, lined a single over right two more lodges. The snow-making system covers 36 acres “ Blue Moon” (3dom, who shut out Detroit and Fryman 5-0 day tied the game for the A^, started their lOth-inning rally fielder Alou’s head to win the game — exactly four years to of the best skiing on the mountain, with the three most Sunday in Oakland. with a pinch single. the day that he clinched the seventh-game victory in the ..popular slopes and four trails included. Fryman, 32, posted a 10-3 record after being purchased Matty Alou followed with a double off the left field fence. World Series for the Tigers in 1968 with a triple a|pdnst 8t. Round Top in Plymouth Vt., begins its eighth season of Aug. 2 from Philadelphia. The relay throw to the plate got past Freehan and Alou Louis. operation and again will limit the amount of skiers on its slopes. The season pass limit will be 200 families. Daily lift tickets will also be limited. Otis Ridge, Otis, Mass., known as a family slope, will host Miscue by Regular Catcher (AP photo) its sixth annual Fall Foliage Day Sunday. A free ski check-up (AP photo) Wild Pitch Eludes Pirate Catcher Manny Sanguillan Big Moment After Reds Clinched Playoff Title and 99 cents chicken barbecue will highll^t the day’s activities. Playing Second Base Costly .. And Reds' Hal McRae flails for Tie-Breaking Run to Score . . . Manager Sparky Anderson Late Arrival at Right Winter Ski Show DETROIT (AP) - A catcher’s bobble Oakland Manager Dick WiUiami said he believed Bando’s throw should have Spider Sabich, does the name stump you? Well It does to a at second base has forced the American League baseball playoffs into a fifth and been to the plate rather than to second, lot o f people. Just because his name doesn’t ring a bell like but “ we had to make sure of one (out).” Bench Homer Jean (^ u d e Kiley, or Billy Kid, Sabich is the reigning world deciding game t^ y . “ The man asked me to play there, so I Bando said he planned to throw home ski champion on the pro circuit last year. He is a former played there,” Gene Tenace remarked if the ball “ had b ^ hit hard. But it was Cincinnati Used Everything member o f thfe U.S. ski team and competed in the 1968 Winter Olympics. when asked about the play which let in to my left, hit slow and I had to stop tte the first of three Detroit runs in the winning run from getting to second. Shook Giusti The 26-year old skiing wizard will be the star attraction at dramatic 10th inning and helped carry Why. go home if you can’t get the naan Frank Maratta’s second annual Ski and All-Winter Sports CINCINNATI (AP) — Dave Giusti sprawled In front o f his the Tigers to a 4-3 victory Wednesday, no matter who’s playing second?” Show at the Hartford Armory, Oct. 19-22. locker, his head bowed in his hand, still shaken by the tying the playoffs 2-2. Tenace moved to second in the But Hex Signs to Win Flag Included in this winter marvel will be the wonderful world agonizing developments minutes earlier that cost Pittsburgh Dick McAuliffe and A1 Kaline singled seventh inning after catching the Qrst of snowmobiling, the latest in skiing, design, fashion and CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cincinnati Reds used was disgusted with his inability to hit a homer in the first a second straight Nationai League pennant. to start the Tigers’ winning rally. A wild six. Williams made the same move late Pirates reliever Dave Giusti for an opposite-field home run resorts; ice yacht racing; artificial ice skating ring and four of the best-of-five game playoff. He decided to do Pittsburgh’s bullpen ace served up a tying home run to pitch moved them along before pinch in the third game after using all his everything but hex signs in winning the National League over the right field wall, tying the score 3-3. Bench led the Maratta’s famous moving ski deck. peiuiant Wednesday— movies, a bad-hop double, a nod from something about it. league with 40 homers, but only one had been to right field. Johnny Bench and then Bob Moose wild-pitched home the hitting Gates Brown walked loading the second basemen. The ice rink, measuring 12-24 feet, will not have a chilling Johnny Bench’s mother, and a wild pitch that allowed the Bench stood amid a swarm of reporters in the champagne winning run to give the Cincinnati Reds a 4-3 victory over the bases with none out. The 225-pound Brown said he figured Ironically, that also was hit against Pittsburgh. effect on the visitors. It’s constructed o f a plastic that winning run to score. drenched Reds’ dressing room, explaining that during the Pirates in the dramatic fifth game Wednesday. Then, Bill Freehan grounded to Sal Tenace, udio is 35 pounds Ulster, had a The Pirates probably realized it wasn’t their day when in revolutionized indoor winter recreational concepts. ’The ice The Reds won 4-3 over Eastern Division champion rain he looked at films of his two regular season hot streaks. That earned the Reds a shot at the still-to-be decided Bando at third. Bando threw to Tenace certain double play “so I just went at the third inning with Darrell Chaney on second base, Pete wiU be realistic in appearance and will be excellent for American League champion in the World Series which starts for the start of a possible rally-killing him. I think he might have h a r d Pittsburgh by scoring two runs in the last of the ninth, one He had helped the Reds move into first place in May with Rose hit a chopper toward first that Willie Stargell appeared skating. on a towering home run by Bench and the other on a wild seven home runs in five days. Then, in September, he socked set to field for an out. But at the last second the ball took a here Saturday. double play. But Tenace dropped the footsteps.” pitch by Pirates’ pitcher Bob Moose. Pinchrunner George seven in seven games as Qncinnati won the West by 10 Vz bad hop, struck the top of Stargell’s glove and rolled into Writers were kept from the Pittsburgh clubt|0use for 20 ball. After a basa loaded walk to Norm Foster sped home with the run that turned Cincinnati's games. right field for a run-scoring double. minutes while the Pirates tried to recoup their composure. Racing Notes “ Was it a difficult play? For me it Cash and Jim Northrup’s single over Riverfront Stadium into bedlam. “ 1 noticed that I wasn’t crouching as much and had the bat The worst hop still was to come. Most of them quietly smoked or sipped on a beer as they was,” Tenace said, “I should have Matty Alou’s head in right made the Stafford Speedway has announced its third annual Awards The Reds’ victory actually started during an hour and 28- out further during the hot streaks,” Bench said. After Bench hit his home run, Tony Perez and Denis pondered the wild firiish that gave the Reds the cham ca u ^ t it. I had it in my glove but I Hgers winners, Detroit Manager Billy Banquet Saturday Dec. 2, at the Stafford Springs Motor minute rain delay before the game got underway. The broad When Bench came to bat leading off the Reds’ ninth he Menke singled. (Seorge Foster, who ran for Perez, moved to pionship series, three victories to two. tuj[[ned around and I was hit and I Martin said, “ A game like that takes a Speedway. Tickets can obtained by writing to the shouldered Bench, National League home run champion, said he was thinking about hitting a home run. He also got third on Cesar Geronimo’s long drive to right. After Chaney Writers and players alike left Giusti alone until Dock Ellis dropped it.” lot out of you.” track...Johnny Mann from Ronkonkoma, N.Y., has clinched some psychic help from his mother, Mrs. Katy Bench, sitting popped out, Hal McRae batted for winning pitcher (^ay pa^ed by and offered the Pittsburgh relief star a handshake. Biando conceded, “It probably could Williams remarked with obvious dis- the 1972 Northeastern Midget Assoc, point title with 1,403 behind the Reds’ dugout. C!arroll, “ Tough, buddy, tough,” said Ellis. Giusti said nothing and have been a better throw.” Tenace appcjintment, “ We didn’t do the Job. It’s points. Last year’s champ, Dave Humphrey was second with “ 1 looked over my shoulder and saw momma nodding her Bob Moose had relieved Giusti and had a one-ball, one- kept his head down. described the throw as kneb high and to as simple as that.” 975 markers. Nick Stropoli, Mann’s car owner, won the head,” Bench said as he dodged an effort by a teammate to strike count on McRae. A writer knelt in front of Giusti, asking about the pitch to his right. RELAX! owner’s title...Pete Hamilton wrecked his Plymouth at the douse him with the bubbly stuff. “ I know what she was “ I was watching the pitches carefully,” Foster said. “ He Bench. National 300 Sunday...At the Race of Champions at ’Trenton nodding — ‘please hit one for m e.’ I always listen to mother. (Moose) was throwing a lot of breaking stuff to the plate.” "It was a bad pitch. A palm ball, a palm ball,” mumbled Speedway, only 19 of the 55 starters finished the 250-mile COMMERaAL - FVed Ricdo HOME ENGINEERS - CSuis II I don’t ever want to do anything wrong for her.” Moose’s third pitch to McRae bounced over Pirate catcher Giusti, lifting his he^d slightly and staring straight ahead. 149-378, Walt Lawrence 152-381, SuUivan 176452. Einaas Cooney modified test, (jieoff Bodine, winner of the past two races, Bowling Bench ripped a one-ball, two-strike pitch that curved foul Manny Sanguillen, and Foster raced home with the winhing Meanwhile, Moose sat on a table and kept repeating his Andy Lamoureeux 148419, Fled 174418. r covered the distance with a record average speed of 112.288. into the stands in left field. Then he laced a palm ball from run as the Reds’ players went wild, along with the crowd fateful wild pitch that let George Foster score the winning Oaks 355, Tony Pellegatto 368, ------KACEY - Vic Squadrito 201, nui from third base. Dave 355, BiU Colby 359. WIVES - Ronnie Pierog 189- 1 l : Ron Jeroszilo 221, Real Audet “ It was a slider. I knew it was going to be outside. I didn’t 481. ------^ 202, Cy Perkins 201-562, Jim Watt Playoffs want it tp be a strike. It just hit the dirt and bounced up, 200, Mai Dana 210, Ray ■ ■■■ ^ ^ 2 • . U y that’s all,” Moose said of the pitch to Reds’ pinch-hitter l U Fredericksen 205, A1 Bolls 556. In Brief McRae. Injury Halts Play, I AP photo) Royal Reception for Jim Northrup SPICE — Joyce Raimondo 134, The schedules and results for - K Nancy Joyce 142-353. the National and American Fountain Square A live Jeanne Evert Wins Enjoy each . . . After Game-Winning Base Hit in 10th League championship playoff "'I? Y — Art Johnson 146402, Joe series; ^ ^ * Twaronite 139-402, Pete Aceto BOCA RATON,Fla (AP) — Margaret Court tripped up on SIT BACK AND ENJOY THE National League 10,000 Celebrate 145401, Howie Hampton 145-379, Sat., Oct. 7—Pittsburgh 5, Cin her own comeback trail Wednesday when her legs gave out Dick Krol 371, Elliott Fish 139- cinnati 1 during a third-set battle with Jeanne Evert, a 15-year-old Laughing All the Way to the Bank day 382, A1 Bujaucius 358, A1 Pirkey Sun., Oct. 8—Cincinnati 5, tennis whiz fast emerging from behind the shadow of her 145-371, Tony Marinelli 363, Fred WHUDSI Pittsburgh 3 Triumph by Reds famous sister’s backhand. As the clay court contest wore McC^irry 355, Don Carpenter 353, Mon., Oct. 9—Pittsburgh 3, Ali Spotlights Boston Show R oy DeVeau 135-361, Vic ON A NEW 1973 Cincinnati 2 CINCINNA’n (AP) — Fountain ^uare Plaza and streets The 30-year-old Mrs. Court, on in the 90degree Florida sun, back on the women’s pro tennis the Australian veteran looked like Marinelli 136-358, Ken Seaton m ore— Tues., Oct. 10—Cincinnati 7, for a block around this morning glistened with the glass of 138-358, Don Simmons 154, Rocco circuit this season following the a sure winner as she built up a 5-2 Pittsburgh 1 broken bottles and smelled of stale beer. Lupacchino 148, Bund! Tarca 148. birth of her first child, dropped lead in the third set. Wed., Oct. 11—Cincinnati 4, Cincclnnati celebrated Wednesday night after the Reds As Griffith Beats DeNucci T e g U T H Pittsburgh 3 the first set 7-6 to Chris Elveit’s But she began to grimace in came from behind to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 in the younger sister during the first pain, and soon retired from the American League final game of National League playoffs, to become host to round of the $100,000 Virginia match as solicitous attendants BOSTON (AP) — Muham Sat., Oct. 7—Oakland 3, Detroit the first two games of the World Series. Slims Tennis Championship. rushed to massage her aching mad Ali is picking up pocket 2, (11 innings) “ It was loud,” said Assistant Police (Thief John But Margaret, who’d already Sun., Oct. 8—Oakland 5, legs. change in lectures at colleges pocketed $20,662 after two vic No one was more surprised at Detroit 0 McLaughlin, “ but it wasn’t bad.” and keeping in shape — while tories and two second places on the outcome than ponytailed MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. -: Tues., Oct. 10—Detroit 3, Of the estimated 10,000 who joined the evening throng laughing all the way to the /m t CHROMACOLOR Jeanne, who just turned 15 last Oakland 0 there were only five arrests: three for drunkeness, one for the 1072 tour, fought back for an bank — with exhibition boxing easy 6-2 second set victory. Wed., Oct. 11—Detroit 4, disorderly conduct and one for ticket scalping. week. ' in awaiting a return bout with TV Oakland 3, (10 innings) “ Isn’t this something,” beamed Bob Mussman, 20, of Joe Frazier for the world’s Thurs., Oct. 12—Oakland Cincinnati, as he stood in the intersection o f F l ^ and >hne heavyweight boxing cham FREE from MODERN TV SERVICE (Odom 15^) at Detroit (Fryman Streets where celebrants were winding up the party. pionship. 10-3), 1:30 p.m., EDT. OF MANCHESTER “ This town is something,” he said as half a dozen young As usual, Ali stole the show YeS/ our all new 1973 models are girls and boys were kicking beer cans back and forth across Wednesday night as he sparred just arriving—from Portables to the pavement and a local singing group, wearing r ^ jackets two rounds each with five SAFETY CHECK Rec Swim Team droned through a final chorus “ Take Me Out to the Ball different pro fighters on a “ for- 2S^' Consoles. Stop in and ask for a real” card with five-time former Drills to Start Game.” demonstration. “ 1 guess they’re growing up,” said McLaughlin, “ Nobody world champ Emile Griffith in W e C h e c k the feature bout. with The Manchester Rec swim even tried to climb the '^ler-Davison Fountain.” Griffith, an old warrior cam team will begin workouts Mon “Yeah,” chimed in another officer, “nothing will compare day. Sessions will be divided paigning for another shot at the •FRONT ENDALIGNAAENT to 1961. The broken beer bottles were higher than the curbs middleweight title, won an easy, flje between Manchester High Pool for blocks around. All those saloons were sold out of beer, • BALL JOINTS and the Rennet Pool. but controversial, divided 12- then they were breaking their windows trying to get in.” round decision over local veteran •SHOCK ABSORBERS All workouts at the high school •WHEEL BEARINGS at your will begin at 5:30 p.m. Those at For nearly a century, CSncinnatians have turned out at the Joe DeNucci. Fans started Rennet at 4 p.m. or 5 p.m., square to celebrate. Beer, an ethnic staple of the leaving early. •COAAPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEAAS depending on the group swim predominately German town is generally well in evidence. The Griffith-DeNucci fight was dull. It was a poor follow to the AND OF COURSE ming. “ ’These people paid pretty dear for their beer this tim e,” door— Ali exhibitions. Griffith was YOURTIRES Swimers should contact the said another policeman. “ Those fancy restaurants are sharper and more aggressive, ear Rec Office to find out which getting 8(H:ents or a buck a can.” ning a maximum of 120 points on — Fasf, Courteous Service — group they are in. iAP p)iolo) two official cards. DeNucci, a Vou’II atwayshnow Cincy's Hal McRae is Sky-Bound With Joy one-time slugger now a boxer, Head State Golfers First from College Ranks somehow earned the vote of one SPECIAL OF THE WEEK what’s going . . . As George Foster Streaks Home With Decisive Tally judge, Arthur Gougen of ROSTON (AP) - John Leo^nster, 118-117. Fortunately, Nowobilski and Paul Ryiz of Cen the other votes favored Griffith. on tral Connecticut will lead New Angels Fire Rice, PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - There was no official voting in England’s 18-player contingent Unbeaten Bridgeport continues Booster Club Attracts 35 All’s sparring, not to be confused into the Eastern College Athletic if you read to hold first place in the New with ring fights. Four local Conference golf tournament Elngland intercollegiate soccer Name Bob Winkles heavywei^ts, John Dennis of Saturday at Cooperstown, N.Y. ratings. To Season’s First Meeting ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Bobby Winkles, the first college Attleboro, Cliff McDonald of Mon., Tues., Wed. 8-5:30* Thurs, Fri. 8-8* Sat. 8-1 The Manchester High School Wethersfield tugn. wlggln ex baseball coach to be named a major league manager, admits Boston, Doug Kirk of Lowell and Connecticut’s Athletic Boosters CTub, which got claimed how to watch the movies his new job leading the California Angeb scares him. Paul Raymond of Somerville, WE HONOR off the ground last week, seems wore head gear. Light heavy Ray MODERN and what to look for. Also, for the "But then,” said the former POOL TABLES will on its way to becoming a few women present, Wiggin in Anderson of Akron, Ohio, a best-seller, Arizona State University coach, c h a r g e plus a full line of solid organization with the dicated what they were attemp pionships, replaces Del Bloe. regular sparring partner, wound fmastef “ I never saw a good competitor membership reaching 50 last ting to do on each play, and what In announcing that Rice was up in a spirited workout with the 1 THE INTTOIl A N K C A R D 1 A R C O <> ACCESSORIES who wasn’t scared of the op TV SERVICE night. positions the players took on a through after his first season u ex-champ. position.” 805 Hartford Rd., Manchester Lloyd Odell, executive vice- trap, sweep or pass play. manager, Dalton said, "This ball All, showing just a few extra \__2Zz___ ^ ) ibegimiiatit Slate Top $ ‘ A good competitor at the con club needs a different type of (Next to Manchester Oldsmobile) president of ^ e .club, noted, The Bocisters Club table will pound wrinkles around the lower trols is what the Angels need, manager.” Tables from “ that 35 people turned out last again be out Saturday when the rib cage and admitting to 227 Your local Zenith Sales & Service Dealer said General Manager Harry For home delivery, phone any night for the first film showing at Indians’ soccer squad hosts E.O. Part of the reason the Angels pounds, alternately boxed and MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. Dalton In signing Winkles to a the high school.” i Smith at 10:30 and the football finished 18 games out of first,^ (AP pho(o) clowned with his rivals. At times, We still have a few 1972 Stereo consoles and TVs in one-year contract Wednesday. Courant office or call Varsity footpall .coach, Dave team meet undefeated Conard the American League West, M it appeared It was lucky for the 295 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 643-1161 stock at tremendous savings. RIZZO POOL The new Angels’ pilot, whose Winner Jeanne Evert Top V E R N O N C IR C L E 647-9420 V E R N O N Wiggin, narrated the films of the High at 1:30. All the action will said, was that the teun “ did not five he wore 12-ounce “ pillow” 249-6411 Arizona State team won three Tribe’s latest win over be at Memorial Field. make some of the fundamental Loser Margaret Court Bottom globes. national collegiate cham plays.” V" MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MMKhwtar. 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Antique f o u r -room apartment, flnt< F or Ront 73 L e t 2 Uind For Solo 73 OutofTown-Nortalo 75 CLASSIFIED serve eatablishcd Fuller Brush 1UERE seudng machine, glO. Pullchain floor. appUancea. h a L MANCHEilT O ~ Naiwf 002 KEENEY STREET - aiea - Tolhm d customer, in Manchester. Jeff bwiroom aw to m t private 92 TOLLAND QUALITY Ihrouihout—can’t ba WANSYUEOUV screen, andirons, (M. 36” Copper central iMation, security, f i n R O C kV l^B — Highland Ave. Recently listed, this relatively MANCHESTER RURAL - half COVENTRY - Panonunle vtow Lemonds, 643-8043. >MH0 80i3Gfrr hood with fan, WO. 6495430. monthly. 6493340.______• ^ ^ • n d beauUful IVk rootns, new Raised Ranch on a 54 sere $4ito9 - i teeuM, 2 7a m eM , 2 buUt today w lth tb M fmitutis at acre, $6,600. Andovtr- thteprioa. Larga ovaritead nuater from this toveiy 7-room Oarriioa one4iedroom apartmente, heat, lot, I bedrooms, IW baths, |a ^ tedreem CitoiM, sen *aaM OverlooUng lake, |S |m . Coven- Cotontel, 4 bedrooms, formal f S t u d e n t s ADVERTISING MALE to make deliveries, A M 0U G 6C M HOTPOINT electric 44xinier l a r g e Five^oom apartment let FkapliM to fM Ny reeei. bedroom, ovanisad Uving room, Half acre, exceUent area, 3 082 1 sppUancat in- Me. Immediate occupancy. a a, mornings or afternoons or both. A O t A D - I N O iS! ***• huge aat4n Utehen, all buUt-lns, dining room, fireptece in Uviiy stove, in good condition, $40. Call with attic and garage. Gote eluding dlshwuhar, disposal, Priced to seU at only $17,900. T. 600. Tolland,-acre. <2,000. room, IH betlto. imroedtete oc rLAgaiFIRD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Hourly wages, plus mileage. a r m * E T after 5 p.m., 6435513. school, shopping, etc. to n rfty , formica cabintts, flraplacad yes Agency, 6 ^ 1 3 1 . In Four YearSf THREE. ROOM haated o u p j ^ , |»ol and your own J. Crockett, Realtor, 6421677. MANCHESTER cupancy. 610,900. Marge Greene 8:80 A JI. to 5:00 P.M. ECM, 644-24«. . eecA U 6 E « » and references required. CaU 64t^ ta c o u n ^ setfing. $2t,N0 - Ctpe-7 reeeii, iH new famUy room, apbra room, Inga THREE piece bedroom set, a p a r t ^ . AppUaneat. Omtial file bath, large closata, 2car gar R ^ , ^ ^ Realtor, 15<26S16, Reports CPEC 6948.______■ location. 18 Church Straat, $165. Rockland Torract SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, toiMa. Ntir MancMflar HaqNlal. VERNON 4.8 ACRES - WANTED - Part-time help for double bed, triple dresser with Apartments, 6725360, 5296886. age. <$7,700. PhUbrick Agency, commerctel lonc off Route IS. COPY CLOSmO TIWE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Mwjchefrtfr. No pats. Sacurlty. beanwd c e l l ^ , ppnellng, two Nkf M . Mwt be leea. Raaltora, 6465200.______Toltend schools wUl houw 2,- Uito MOON DAT BUrOBll rOBUOATION cleaning store and office space. mirror, chest. Good condition. FIRST FLOOR, 5-room heated baths, family room, garages. Excellent piece. Paul J. Corretel Hours flexible, 5 days a w e^. 51* JjJOBthly. Phona after 5 p.ni., $26,500 - Cape-liMHtoite ac- COVENTRY - 45 duiUex, shte 082 students by the 197977 school Om M m lar tatartay Mri MMAijr Is U M Mow nUiijr 1200 or best offer. CaU 7435730. apartment, off C hpdi SL g u Agency, 6 4 3 ^ . Must have references. Call Linda, Sweeping viewi. Privacy. dormers, one vacancy, good con stove and t»rage, adults only, no Hutefaine Agency, ReeUors, 6tt- cupsety. $urs priu fM |i. 6e RAISED Ranch— 6 rooma, large year, according to the projected 646-2830. - LIVING room chair, needs cover, modem eat-ln Utefaan, formal dition. 121500. Westeide Realty, pets, call 648-M58______, FOR RENT 6824, ito N ik N, iice'N Ww H. SOUTH WINDSOR Uh acree 6494342. enroUment report oom|mted by kitchen Uble, 4 chairs, |30; MANCHBiSTER — 5 rooms, dining room, 2Vh bathe, 2 Industrial sone, <14,000 or best the Conneeticut PiibUc Expen HsR)QGar»c wAsooiMC’rooET'n^m c T FINNEVBROOXIII DIAL 643-2711 BOOKKEEPER — Accountant, boy scout uniform, |7 ; wine FOUR Lovely rooms, first floot, s e a ^ floor, ranga, ratrigarator, SOUTH WINDSOR fireptecas, 4 batkooms, wali-t2 offer. Barter Realty, 2827726, diture CouncU, or a 342studcnt Manchester public accountant BOTT4 0OMU4O AND 0011405 OirdM toHtaMnlt ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. Large wall carpeting, 2car garage with SOUTH-EAST Wlndeor Une - SV2 AJAX MOVERS bairels, 25 gaUona and 50 gaUons, heat, stove, parking. AvaUabla bam, ecerage, sweeping views. $21,500 - ltMcli-5 raeau, NatOaO 6421221. increase In the next four yeun. requires bright woman to aulst 110 each. CaU 6465641 after 6 electric doon. Maiiy other extras. rooit) Ranch. Redecorated, new November 1st. No peU. Couples ELLIN6T0N, CONN. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649 tot. Laris ceeelrir Utekta, NraiteM, carpet, <37,900. Barter Realty, Although the CPEC figiins, u busy practitioner in accounting p.m. only. Security. CaU before 5 p.m., Sorry no pats. CaU 8 7 i ^latter 1 _ rtaMyH.,ia.ai Three years old. $41,000. CoMtiwitod From Proeodlng Pago BASE 5 p.m. 5824. cMMtry Nvtoc. O u t of T ew n-For S a lt 75 2897736, 6421221. expected, are conservative. Dr. and tax area. Call 649-1^. 6491928. ______PhUbrick Agency, 646-4200. MAHOGANY twin bed, and 1 $ 1 Q C 0 0 P t r Kenneth MacKenzie, superinten H t Ip W a n t t d MODERN 2BEDROOM - MOVE right In — 2room Ranch, EAST HARTFORD- By owner, 8TORRS — Close to UConn, dent of schools, noted t h ^ do not 35 Htip Wantad 35 ACCOUNTANT - PubUc. dresser. |50. Phone 6435032. FOUR-room, second floor F. i.SPILECKI MMKHEITER ideal starter or retirement home. Medium size CPA firm, apartmant with aquippad TetaiLECTHf 3 bedrooms, farage, appliancai, spacious 9room Raised Ranch, deviate much from his own apartment. Refrigerator, stove. carpeting, fii^lace. High 20s. SEAL ESTATE 643-2121 Six room (3 unfinished) excellent cat-in kitchen, formal dining Manchester, has two immediate HOTPOINT electric 4-burner Newly remodeled. CaU 643-609^ kitchan, located oo bus Um aad lUlUMlWHIt HURRY HURRYtl statistics. The survey wu re <150. 6493329, owner. condition, Cape. Pteetar walk, room, fireplace in Uving room, positions open. Minimum two stove, in good condition, |40. CaU after 6 p.m. near convenlant ihopplng, Traa Itosd lasidsatlal stnat, trssd tot, fireplace, garage. Beautiful tot quested prior to going to the town Eicrow and laaaa raqi rIfiptoSi WH r a n c h , Uving room with paneled family room, 4 years experience in public ac after 5 p.m., 643-5512. Bulrao. Ran- 7-raam Caps, aocipsad nir parch, Conventenf to hue,. church and to seek funds to construct the help wanted counting and auditing required. tel' * 8180‘180 par month.month'. CaU The _ _ 1175 MANCHESTER - Six-rom fireplace, modem Utehen, diiUM bedrooms, 2car garage, wooded MANCHESTER, New 8-bedroom newer Cape. Dormer, IW bathe, ncraitiaa r a ^ ^ i c h a d gin|i. shopping. Asking 126500. CaU ^ yard. Immediate occupancy. <20,- addition to the middle school. Good opportunity for advance 15’ PORTABLE television. duplex, IMi baths, fuU private Jarvis Realty ~ ‘ Co. 6421121 BRAND NEW 3 roonr room, paneled den, bcautlfin 5225M. WELDEI—ExpericBced ia kelure wtMiag. Second tkift. fireplace, spacious rec room, gar? park-Ukc lot 250’ deep. $27,900. Immadiits &0>icy. CUy uliUtiss. ^000. Marge Greene R alty, MLS Released during test night’s ment. Salary commensurate with exceUent condition. Phone basement, fine residential area. units in brick and sUnei Big reams. Awly dacantad. Owner meeting of the Board of Edlua- TUMET LAIME OPERATOR—Mnol be able to lel-op oad operate, read experience and ability. 6495384. 643-9664. age. Top location. Only $39,900. PhUbrlck Agency, Realtors, 642 Realtor, 1-4235316. Available mid-November. $235 WE HAVE customers waiting for Garden Apartment Hayes Agency, 6465131. bsnsftrrad. Must ha said. $26,900. 17 ROOMS in Vernon, just over tion, the CPEC study uses a 154 b ia e ^ ta aad iaapecliaa gagea. Firat, accoad and third ibilta. the rental of your apartment or building. Range, 4200. monthly. 2785819, 5255864. Mr. lawis. BoUon Une. We have Juet Uitod a WILLINGTON — Immaculate 9 "perslstance rate” representing TOOL NAEER—Eiperieaeed ia taoi rooai work. Second abih. HOUSEKEEPER for modern REFRIGERATOR, good homo. J.D. Real Estate refrigerator, disposal, smaU eetate with 6 acree plus 17- nursing home in East Hartford. condlUon. $100. Phone 643-79n. 11.8 ACRES, solid 2room CONTEMPORARY SpUt level, room SpUt levd on 26 acres, births over the pest decade. MAOilNE OPERATOR—Muat be abic to aet-ap aad operate drill preaa and THREE-room apartment/ Porter Associates, Inc. 6426129. basement laundry A room house, a or 9 bedroonw, 4Vk carpetiiu in Uving room, dedt, Apply in person, Burnside Con After 5 p.m. , storage, wall to wall Colonial, birch cabinets, ceramic large Uving room, formal dklng • •• B&W aaa The 154 rate te described as ■iiUng auchiaca, read blacpriata and iaapectioa gagea. Firil ihilt. Articles for Sale Street. Parking, heat, utlUtles. file bath, barn, good swimming, baths. fuU basement, fuU attic. formal (fining rooim I be(koomt, valescent Home, 870 Riimyidf Situation Wanted 31 Articles for Salt 45 45 •••••••••••••••••••^••••••••••G Ideal for newlyweds. 2355564. ' 474 MAIN STREET, three-fooin carpeflng. room , modem eet-ln Utefaeo, 4 iktaMaomMaNsuscfCK ’’relatively high” by CPEC, and fishing, $45,000. Hutchins A g ^ bedroomi. I .♦ i- .i"* ‘«4la f < A