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PAGE TWENTY-FX)UR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 16, 1972 Club Backs The Weather Case Mountain Goudy tonight the low in the National Weather Outlook Purchase lEuTtittig M fralh upper 20s. Partly sunny Siiiirday with the high in the Cooling-Off Period Escape and the northern Inter- See Page 13 mid 40s. December calls for WASHINGTON (AP) - A Mountain Range. wide swath across the nation’s temperatures to average below normal in the Central and Elsewhere near normal MANCHESTER A City of Village Charm southern half is expected to . MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1972 VOL.XCH, No. 41 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES - TWO SECTIONS Southern Plains, the Middle temperatures are expected, the PRICE FIFTEEN C E N n have temperatures below sendee said. seasonal normals for the next Mississippi Valley and (Califor­ Hatch For Hasty Buyers nia. Precipitation is expected to 30 days while a big section of exceed normal in the eastern the North is expected to have half of the nation and west of temperatures above normal. The service said above the Continental Divide except WASHINGTON (AP) - For a had such grace periods two Grandview, Moraine, Wester­ state to state, but the PTC characterized the sales in the The National Weather normal temperatures are model applies to every sale for near-normal amounts over growing number of buyers with years ago. ville and Whitehall. home of consumer goods and Service said its 30-day outlook expected for.^e Great Lakes the Southern Plateau Region, The target of these laws is a made outside the seller’s place low resistance to tenacious Now the FTC has offered a services.” for mid-November to mid- Region, the Northeast, Florida the service said. door-tCKioor salesmen, there’s cooling-off period proposal as a major industry and the subject of business. The proposal ex­ The FTC proposal requires Southern U Clash a new way to get out of those model for state standards. The of numerous complaints. cludes sales where the buyer that at the time of sale the bargains that turn out to be F’TC plans to invoke its ’The Direct Selling Associa­ has initiated a contact in order seller must provide the buyer blu^ers. proposal nationwide with the tion, the major trade associa­ to get repairs on items such as with a cancellation form wMch The escape hatch is a cooling- force of law if it can dispose of tion for door-to-door sellers, television sets. But the exclu­ is lacking only the buyer’s off period—usually from two to pending court challenges to its last year listed 91 members sion cannot be used in some signature and date. five days — during which power to issue trade regulation offering 63 different com­ cases, such as repairs to a buyers with second thoughts rules. modities, including carpet home or driveway. In cases where a seller has The FTC proposal gives sweepers, encyclopedias, ’The FTC rule also does not already provided goods to a EndsWith Two Dead can cancel sales contracts or cover securities or insurance LT.WOOD purchases made in haste or buyers three business days to cosmetics, housewares and buyer, who later rejects them, BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - the clash was not racially L.andry, who first said he could from special grenade the students lined in front of the sales because the agency’s in­ the seller has 10 days to say exaq>eration. change their minds on water conditioners. Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards motivated. not tell whether the tw6 were launchers. administration building. vestigation “does not reflect whether he plans to reclaim LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET It could have helped, for ex­ purchases with a total price of The Wisconsin Attorney says he will not negotiate with A smoke bomb was thrown killed by buckshot or shrapnel, He said his men were also Fires broke out in two that the sales of these in­ them. If the seller doesn’t ample, the 17-year-old girl in |25 or more. General’s office reported that students at_ Southern from a crowd of students at the later said they were killed by armed with shotguns and campus buildings, causing New York State who signed an ’The same three-day cooling prior to its hew law, there were tangibles have been accom­ reclaim the goods within 20 front of the building at an shotgun fire. carried live shotgun ammuni­ extensive damage, and a bomb panied by the objectionable U.8.D JL CHOICE CENTER CUT BLOCK University, where two young installment contract for a set of off period, applied to door-to- 3,000 complaints received an­ days of the date of cancellation, blacks died in a confrontation advancing line of officers. The Officers said they never fired tion, but “no sheriff’s deputy exploded in another building practices which have the buyer may keep them. ^ glasses. Total price: |1,800. door installment sales involving nually, with 670 or about 22 per with police, until they renounce officers answered with tear gas a gun shot, only tear gas, but fired a weapon.” later in the day. Another who could have used more than four payments, is in cent of them stemming from violence and return peacefully grenades. witnesses said they heard shots Rives said he had looked at Edwards ordered 500 a cooling-off period was the another mydel law, the door-to-door sales. The to classes. After the students had popping through the smoke and television films of the National Guardsmen onto the woman ^ o signed a |800 con­ Uniform Commercial Credit Michigan Consumers Council ’ Several hundred students scattered and the smoke had confusion. confrontation five times and at campus and placed all of East tract for a new roof. She Code proposed by the National r e p o r t 68 per cent of the Columbia occupied the administration cleared, two young men lay Chief Deputy Gene Rives of no time could he discern a Baton Rouge Parish (County) checked with local contractors Conference of Commissioners complaints it processed in­ building at the nation’s largest dead on the sidewalk in a pool of East Baton Rouge Parish said weapon being fired. in a state of emergency. The later and found they would have on Uniform State Laws in 1969. volved door-to-door selling. lb. predominantly black university blood. It was not known early today his men were using State Police spokesman were campus was closed until after done tte Job for The proposed law has been ’The head of the Maryland Leaf Burning and refused to leave at the whether the two were Southern hand-thrown tear gas grenades not available for comment. ’Thanksgiving. Both Instances turned up enacted so far by Colorado, Consumers Association said his request of sheriff’s deputies students. and tear gas projectiles fired Sheriff AI Amiss said his men Edwards, who had during Federal Trade Commis­ Idaho, Indiana, Oklahoma, organization did not receive a and state police. Officials said Parish Coroner Hypolite heard pistol fire coming from considerable black support in sion hiearings. Utah and Wyoming. single complaint linked to door- To Be Allowed EXTRA LEAN-FRESHGROUND M ucke's Link his election campaign last year, Pennsylvania’s Bureau of Various cooling-off statutes to-door sales in the year after NOT PRE-PACKAGED emphasized that the trouble Consumer Protection dis­ exist in Alaska, Arizona, that state’s law went into VIRGINIA CARLSON years in scouting. He was a was not racial. covered cases of illiterate per­ California, Connecticut, effect. ’The director of Penn­ Correspondent member of Troop 35 as a boy Chuck Ground n, 89* I Sausage “’There aren’t white people sons who had been pressured Delaware, Florida, Georgia, sylvania’s consumer bureau Tel. 228-9224 and was awarded the Eagle Manchester Sesquicentennial involved against black pMple,” into buying encyclop^ias and Hawaii, Illinois, Kentucky, described that state’s law as "a Town Fire Warden Richard Scout Badge in 1943. he told a news conference. "It’s others who bought carpet Louisiana, Maine, Maryland godsend to Pennsylvania con­ K. Davis says the burning of He has served as a situation which involves a sweepers though ttey had no and Massachusetts. sumers.’’ leaves will be permissable neighborhood commissioner, FRESH GREYLEDGE FARM black administration and a carpets. Also Michigan, New Some door-to-door companies when there is no other meaqs of district commissioner, and black university, and involves Now millions of consumers Hampshire, New Jersey, New have voluntarily provided disposition. ' eastern Connecticut council Ml sizes Planning Taking Final Form black students.” may revoke contracts they’ve York, North Carolina, Oregon, buyers with an escaj^ clause. ’The state barred all open commissioner. Laramie ’The vioj^nce followed three signed for no other reason than, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Encyclopedia Britannlca, for burning in the towns in June received the scouter’s award weeks of unrest at Southern’s “I’ve changed my mind.’’ South Dakota, Vermont, example, says it uses a four-day and lifted the ban in September. and has attended training By JOHN A. JOHNSTON floats at a minimum of include military units, fraternal cent grain silver and be priced 9,100-student main campus in Cooling-off periods for door- Virginia, Washington and cooling-off period. Avon Davis refused to issue sessions at Shifft Scout Reser­ TURKEYS (Herald Reporter) expense. organizations, and marching at about $10, will be numbered, Baton Rouge and a smaller t o - ^ r sales were in effect at Wisconsin. Products said it offers permits under the local or­ vation in New Jersey. Manchester’s June 23-30 Benson said that a council is bands. “ We have made and should be availahle by branch campus in New Orleans. Fancy Fraah Fancy January for handling by local last count in 33 states, seven Cities with cooling-off laws customers an unconditional dinance until he received Laramie served as council Lone /s/antf sesquicentennial week will open being formed to assist in the arrangements with the New One of the dead youths was banks. A souvenir booklet cities and the District of Colum­ are Joplin, Mo., and the Ohio money-back guarantee. clarification from the Depart­ training chairman and was CAPONS DUCKLINGS GEESE with a parade, which is design and construction of England Federation of Bands to identified as Denver A. Smith, bia. By comparison, 14 states cities of Akron, Columbus, Cooling-off laws vary from ment of Environmental assistant scoutmaster in 1953 expected to take 2Vt hours to have 18, bands here,” he said. featuring old recipes, Tomkiel 20, of New Roads, La. Landry floats. Marti Conderino, who is added, is being prepared by Protection (DEP). for the -National Jamboree pass; include a crafts fair, chairman of the float sub­ ’These will be in addition to said the other victim was not Mrs. Vivian Ferguson. Troop that went to California. trade or industrial show, and an committee, briefly outlined the local groups employing their identified. On June 23 and 24, a fair will Davis said residents must He served as cubmaster here 1 . 0 9 u . historical exhibit; a youth day; types of floats that can be made own musical groups. The lb. be held in two large tents in obtain a permit before any bur­ for three years. He is now a lb. and conclude with the grand without going to great expense. parade, he added, will also in­ clude all state flags and flags Center Park, with about 25 Catholic Burial Inventor ning of leaves takes place. Also, member of the troop ball in the Stat^ Armory. This At the next meeting, he will persons burning leaves must committee of Troop 162 and was the introductory report that have been part of the exhibiting craftsmen in each show slides of last year’s Rose tent, Richard T. Carter WHEN... ? should you choose your Honored have the permit with him. since May has been district given by Town Clerk Edward Bowl parade. He worked with nation’s history. chairman of Natchaug District. IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST reported. His co-chairman is family burial place? igii; STAMFORD (AP) - Renville Fires will be permitted only Tomkiel, co-chairman of the the Rose Bowl parade Tomkiel reported that two during the hours of 9 a.m. to 5 Laramie is past president of LET US PILL YOUR FREEZER WITH U.S.D.A. CHOICE HIND, FOREQUARTER OR SIDE OF BEEF - SAVE Mrs. Eleanor Ckiltman. Ten­ Prison Some have asked themselves this question. Some H. McMann Jr., the inventor of Town Sesquicentennial (Com­ committee 18 years ago. issues of a commemorative p.m. Davis added that permits the Columbia Lions, former AND EAT LIKE A KING! tative hours are 11:30 a.m. to have never thought about it. All will have to answer it a device that sharpens the mittee, to about 50 represen­ Jam es Bayliss, also co- coin are being struck. ’The will be revoked if, during the Recreational Council chairman 8:30 ^.m., he said, and although sometime. The best time to choose your family quality of television pictures, tatives of local organizations chairman of the parade com­ bronze, he said, will sell for $2- Disorder day the permit was issued, the and has served as Columbia there will be no admission burial place is — NOW. has been chosen to receive an during an orientation meeting mittee, said that the invitations $4: the other will contain 90 per pollution index changes to Chapter Red Cross chairman. last night at the Army and Navy charge, he expects the town’s Quelled Armstrong medal from the hazardous conditions. Laramie, a professional 51 BISSELL ST 643-8424 pgg,. q j |gg p|gpj share of craft sales to cover the SAINT JAMES CEMETERY :|ii^ Radio Club of America. Club. Thomas F. Ferguson, co- photographer who owns Dineen Herald Opens New Offices chairman, was unable to be $3,000 budgeted for this phase of PHILADELPHIA (AP) - An 368 Broad Street ’The medal is presented for Studio in Willimantic, has won PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE the 150th anniversary order taking radio and outstanding contributions to the ’The warden also reminded present. Manchester, Connecticut residents the local burning or­ many photography awards. ’The WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS Mrs. Jack Hunter and Mrs. Missing Girl observance. television sett from inmates at art and science of radio. It was Phone 643-6713 dinance requires an approved moAt recent one is a Today, Manchester Evening Herald editorial, advertising, and business office employes John Malone, cp-chalrmen of A trade show will also be held the huge Eastern State : . . . .. ■ -.!$??; created in 1935 and 18 have been incinerator which must have a photographic craftsman began working in the new addition to the Herald plant with the new address of 10 Brainard at Manchester High School on Ckirrectional Institution near awarded. the grand bal| ^ub-committee, screen on top with holes no degree. Place. Formally marking the move into the modem, functional newspaper facili^.were, --said'that thh Glenn Miller either June 28 or 29., Robert here is believed to have sparked durnas, president of WINF) is larger than one square inch. from left. Mayor John Thompson, Publisher Burl L. Lyons,and.U.S. Marine Corps -Orchestra, headed by Btiddy Found Alive its latest disturbance. chairman. FLecruiters Gunnery Sgt. Jim Travers, Manchester, and Sgt. Larry Griffeth, Hartford. The DeFranco, has been booked for F*rison officials said inmates An historical exhibit will be Permits must be obtained national and state flags will be flown at the new,front of the Herald Building. (Herald the gala festival June 30 from NAUGATUCK, (AP) — Little four-year-old Amy Foster assaulted three guards early from Davis or one of his 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Plans are was found alive early today after being missing overnight open throughout ’Thursday morning, seized two photo by Pinto) sesquicentennial week at deputies, who are, Francis to have 60 tables and restrict in sub-freezing weather. maximum-security cell blocks Hart, Doubleday Rd.; Donald attendance to 300 couples. Mrs. Whiton Memorial Library, and 'set fire to several ’The child, not seen for nearly 24 hours, was located on Christie McCormick, Pearch, Rt. 6; Edward Roy, Hunter and Mrs. Malone added mattresses. Guards used tear Johnson Rd.; Nicholas Guzzo, that William Luettgens, a vice Route 8. She was taken to a hospital. Manchester Historical Society, gas to quell the two-hour Woodland Terr.; Leonard president of G. Fox and Co., has Amy was found shortly after some 500 persons spread president, said, and urged the disorder. loan of any articles that might Robinson, Lake Rd.; and Fire Kissinger Confering volunteered to enlist the out again over a heacily wooded area near the Naugatuck- Warden Robert L. Johnson be included. Wells Dennison is said the directive was issued m i Chief Thomas Chowanc, Old services of th'e department Waterbury line. N I ^ chairman of the display. Edson Willimantic Rd. two weeks ago because “we store’s head decorator for a Searchers looked through the Edward Duval said Thursday preliminary study of the ar­ M. Bailey added that his discovered that some inmates With President Nixon night for Amy, who was last night. committee has identified 18 were making weapons with the Conservation Commission mory. The Conservation Commis­ seen at 9:15 a.m. ’Thursday historical sites, all of which will personal items.” delegation that “ the U.S. ’The line of march will form playing with her dog at her Early today, the search party be. designated by aluminum sion (CC) is in the process of WASHINGTON (AP) — Presidential advisor Henry A. at Robertson Park June 23, step Johnson, meeting with government should keep its home on Neagle Street near began combing again the markers, 2 by IV2 feet, and akoM drawing up a flyer, “What Are Kissinger will leave for Paris to resume secret off at 2 p.m., proceed the length wooded area where the child newsmen after order at the the Wetlands” to be distributed word and sign the already Route 8. mounted on metal posts. prison was restored, said no negotiations with North Vietnam Nov. 20, the White of Main St., and disband on a ’The brown-haired child was was believed to be, said Fire As co-chairiTinn of historical throughout the town, according reached agreement as quickly Hartford Rd. lawn, Peter hostages were taken nor did the W f h e House announced today. as possible.” wearing a red and blue Marshal Jack Sullivan, search publications, -along with John to Mrs. Dorothy Greenway, co- 35 inmates involved have Benson, a co-chairman of the flowered jacket with a hood, coordinator. chairman of the CC. Sutherland, Jon Harrison said weapons. Charges against the Press Secretary Ronald L. trip. They are Winston Lord, Washington officials non­ parade committee, reported. purple- pants and black boots, that Pequot Press of Chester is Ziegler told newsmen: Peter Rodman and John He added that the reviewing rebellious inmates were being The Board of Education has etheless maintained an attitude police said. Police said Amy’s mother, printing William Buckley’s considered, he said. “We expect the talks to last Negroponte. of confidence that remaining stand will be in the Bennet Searchers used bloodhounds, Mrs. Joseph A. Foster, told updated history of Manchester, granted the CC permission to for several days—perhaps An American interpreter, Junior High School area; of 100 Col. Rocco P. Urella, the distribute the flyers through the differences would be ironed out flashlights and a helicopter in them the child went outside to with a first printing of 5,000 state police commissioner, dis­ longer.” David Engel, also will be in the invitations sent, about 30 per play with her dog about 9 a.m. school children. within a relatively short span^ the hunt that began three hours copies planned for sometime in patched 60 troopers to the 1,200- Tiper The announcement came as party. cent of the groups have About 15 minutes later, when after Amy was last seen and the spring. He added that 300 inmate facility at Graterford in Scout Veterans Honored Kissinger and President Nixon In a formal statement, even though some further returned affirmative replies to extended through the night. the mother looked out the copies of the work, which will exchanges may be needed after date; and he urged local western Montgomery County Roland Laramie, Lakeview were holding conferences at Ziegler said: "We’ve covered everything window, Amy and the dog were run to about 350 pages, will be a after two inmates overpowered Camp David; the presidential “The negotiations between the forthcoming Kissinger-’Tho organizations to start planning Park, was one of five veteran at least twice,” police Capt. gone. The dog returned. library edition, silk bound, with a guard taking them to retreat near ’Thurmont, Md. Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, assis­ parley. ambitious and representative scouters, four men and one the town seal on the cover and exercise. Ziegler said Kissinger, who is tant to the President for Actually, you don’t woman, who were honored at also on the end papers. The Johnson said three guards Nixon’s assistant for national rfational security affairs, and the Indian Trails Council, Boy special edition will be required hospital treatment for Scouts of America, annual security affairs, will be special adviser Le Due Tho will numbered and autographed by their injuries, but returned to need a "hand” for bie resumed in Paris on Nov. recognition dinner held recent­ accompanied by his deputy, the author. work Thursday. He adde'd 14 or I Hammond’s Piper Autochord. A finger will do. ly in Willimantic. Army Gen. Alexander M. Haig 20.” Tomkiel said that among 15 prisoners were treated at the Jr., who returned recently from A. U.S. official who spoke special events planned for the prison infirmary for smoke They received the Silver meetings in Saigon with South under rules barring direct week, a parachute drop and inhalation or the effects of tear That’s right, even if you consider yourself a Beaver Award, which is the Vietnamese President Nguyen quotation maintained that the helicopter flight are assured. gas. U.S. government is working as highest recognition that can be Van ’Thieu. His committee is also trying to Urella said a contingent of one finger musician, you can make beautiful given to scout leaders, for William H. Sullivan, deputy hard as it possibly can on a arrange appearances of the state policemen would be kept outstanding service to youth. assistant secretary of state, Vietnam peace. Goodyear blimp and the on hand to prevent a recurrance music on the amazing Piper. Laramie has completed 32 also will be iij the American He said he is optimistic that a Annheuser-Busch team of of trouble. party. peace agreement will be Clydesdales. ’This will be Kissinger’s 21st reached which will protect U.S. trip to the French capital for interests and protect those of here^s why: Helping Team talks with Le Due Tho, a South Vietnam as well. member of the North Viet­ It is not going to be easy, the Report Sales Mi The Piper has just one keyboard. H elps H im namese Politboro, and Xuan official added. He did not go ’Thuy, who is Hanoi’s principal into further detail beyond negotiator at formal peace 7 Mi The left hand accompaniment plays automatically with a phantom bass feature. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) noting that both Hanoi and — With $30.09, the Poland sessions there. Saigon are making conflicting Tax Income ■ The Piper’s seven automatic rhythms play individually or in combination. Bulldogs midget football team Kissinger’s most recent demands. Journey to Paris was on Oct. 17 In advance of the anticipated was well on its way in a fund HARTFORD (AP) — The state sales tax brought in a ■ The Piper has a dazzling variety of solo and percussive sounds. drive to buy new uniforms. for a meeting with ’Thuy. He climactic round between the Instead, it bought some held ground-breaking sessions two negotiators, the communist record amount of money during the first quarter of the^ with Le Due ’Thuy on Oct. 8-11. ■ The Piper has no pedals to fuss with. goodwill. side issued a chorus of calls current fiscal year — the first quarter in which the tax was In keeping with a promise to demanding the United States collected at a rate of 7 per cent. The money came from a Sun give ample advance notice of Mi The Piper sounds great. It's the easiest keyboard instrument ever. sign the peace plan quickly and Tax (Commissioner F. George Brown noted that the state Oil Co. and Ohio Natural Kissinger’s travel plans, without major change. Resources Department offer to Ziegler said the American budget anticipates $444 million in revenues from the sales “We resolutely reject all the tax during the 1972-73 fiscal year. Stop by and try it. Before long your friends wil I be giving you a hand. pay three cents for each negotiators will leave nearby pretexts put forth by the United campaign poster turned in Andrews Air Force Base, Md., During July, August and States and Saigon to demand The biggest gainer was the following Ian Week’s elections. at 10 a.m. EST Sunday aboard a modification of the substance of September, the 7 per cent sales Boeing 707 Jet from the tax brought in $106 million. inheritance tax, which fluc­ TONIGHT Hear ThU HAMMOND ORGAN Being Played the agreement,” North tuates widely and unpredic- On The Main Floor by Our Staff O rganist. Youngsters on the team presidential fleet. Vietnam’s Xuan ’Thuy said at a Brown said. That topped the collected 1,003 posters. But the sales tax take for the tably, and which produced $9.4 ’They are due at Orly Airport semipublic peace talk in Paris. million more than last year. team, says coach Dick Weaver, In Moscow, Le Due ’Tho’s last “(Christmas quarter” — Oc­ decided to give the money to in Paris at 10:30 a.m. Paris time. stop en route h> Paris, the tober, November and William Coleman, operator of Soviets voiced “resolute sup­ December — of last year by Gasoline taxes were up $7.8 the (Aleman Sunoco Service Zie^^ler said the party will port” for “the Vietnamese nearly $3 million. ’The sales tax million, largely due to the 2- Center here. stay at the U.S. ambassador’s side’s demand for the im­ was 6.5 per cent during that cents-a-gallon increase which Coleman was robbed at residence but e wonid not mediate signing by the U.S. quarter. went into effect in August 1971, disclose the site of Kissinger’s A P photo gunpoint of $175 last week. government of the agreement Other state taxes collected a'-d cigarette taxes, which were private talks with Le Due ’Tho, to end the war and restore the Police Use Tear Gas To Disperse Students during the past four months increased last year by 5 cents a “People have been kind to who arrived in Pans today. peace in Vietnam.” showed a net total increase of pack, jumped M.9 million. ORGAN and PIANO STUDIO Three members of $24.4 million over the ’The coiporation tax showed them in their fund-raising Chinese officials in Peking^ Louisiana police yesterday used tear gas to disperse Rouge. Two persons died in the incident which resulted 17 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER 643-5174 drive,” said the team’s coach, Kissinger's National Security corresponding period last year. an increase of $4.6 million. told a visiting Hanoi economic'^ students on the campus of Southern University at Baton when students took over a campus administration building. OPEN TUES. thru SAT. till 9 — (Sat. till 5:30) | “So they decided to do a good Open Daily 9-6; Thurs. and FrI. till 9 Council staff also will nnake the turn forjsomeone else.” RALSO a t WATKINS IN

. e . -flPa ^ > 4b Late Surge ^Nutcracker’ Sheinwold on Bridge Bolsters Returns To USE SAFETY PLAY South dealer U,A. Theater East — TO MAKE CONTRACT North-South vulnerable “ Valachi Papera,” 7;004;20 Market , Bushnell • By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH Put yourself in the South seat A 1532 Jerry Lewis Cloema, South Hartford area audiences are for today’s hand, and try to AKQ N E W YORK (A P ) - Wiadsor — “ Mary Queen of in for an added attraction make the contract of four O 542 Finishing on a late surge, the Scote,” 7:00; “ You’U Like My during the Hartford Ballet qiades. Imagine that you can * K Q 3 Dow Jones industrial average Mother,” 9:15 Company’s annual presentation see only your own hand and the WEST EAST closed above the 1,000 mark for of “ The Nutcracker” at the dummy, just as in a normal A None A A 10 9 7 the second time in Wall Street State flieater — “ Puppet on a Bushnell Memorial on Dec. 1 game of bridge. Don’t let your <0 J 10 9 8 C? 542 1973 o Q 10 8 Chain.” 7:50; “ Asylum,” 0:15 history Thursday and set a and 2. eyes wander to the East-West O record at 1,003.69 In the 97642 A A1 10 Paul Russell, former cards. How would you plan the * process. SOUTH Burnside Tbeater — “ New member of the Hartford Ballet play? The Dow average of 30 in­ KQ864 Centurions,” 8:00 Company, and now with the South dealer A dustrial stocks, the market’s <0 763 Dance Theatre of Harlem, is North-South vulnerable O AK6 favorite indicator, had set a returning to recreate the role of Opening lead — Jack of record by closing at 1,003.16 on A 8S . . Meadowu. Drlve-In — “ Car* th e Nutcracker Prince. Hearts tOOT,” 7:*S; “ Asylum,” 7:80; Tuesday but fell back to 998.42 South West ' North East Together with Judith Gosnell, The actual declarer went “ Willard,” 9:15 on profit taking Wednesday. I 4 Pass 3 A Pass in the role of the Sugar Plum down without a struggle. He 4 A Pass Pass Pass Fairy, they will perform the won the first trick in dummy Opening lead — ^ 1 LOSE UGLY FAT Tonight Grand Pas de Deux, the with the queen of hearts and highlight of Act U. returned a low trump. East start, loilng waight today OH and Tomorrow with trump support for MONEY BACK. MONAOEX la a tiny Judith Gosnell is dancing the played the seven, and &uth un­ laMsI tlial will halp curb your da- The Little Theatrer^ role of the Sugar Plum Fairy suspectingly played the queen. partner’s suit. lira lor n ca it lood. Eat lati-walgh of Manchester's for the 9th season. A member of West discard^ a club, and Copyright 1972 lata. Containa no dangaroua druga General Features Corp. and will not maka you narvoua. No The Prime of the Hartford Ballet Company’s the bad news was out. East was atranuoua axarclaa. Changa your Ilia professional ensemble, she has now sure to win two trump . . . atari today. MONAOEX eoata mss Jean Brode $3.00 lor a 20 day aupply and SS.OO been featured with the Hartt tricks, and South also had to lor twlca lha amount. Loaa ugly lat E.C.H.S. Aud. Opera Theatre and the lose a club and a diamond. or your monay will bo ralundad with 8:30 p.m. Connecticut Opera Association. Down one. ' TV Tonight no quaallona aakod by: Limited tickets sale Performances are Dec. 1 at 8 A safety play in trumps See Saturday’s TV Herald fov at B.O. p.m. and Dec. 2 at 2:30 p.m. assures the contract. thWH h »l Maw liaHM Complete Listings. W it Ida. Bni-WI Oriin FM $3.00 (students $2.00) Tickets are available at the South can see that he is in Bushnell Memorial and G. Fox trouble only if one opponent has and Co. Box Offices. Group all four of the missing trumps. — 6:00 — rates are available at the Hart­ Read Herald Ads I f West has four trumps, (3-8-22) NEWS ford Ballet Company, 525,9396. nothing can be done; he.is sure (18) 12 O 'C LO C K HIGH to win two tricks. If East has all (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE four trumps, something can be (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH The NEW done — provided that South (40) WILD WILD WEST discovers the bad news in time. BUCKBOARD STEAKHOUSE Must Lead Jack — 6:30 — A t th e second trick, (3) CBS NEWS GtastwAwy - 2S41M* StrMt - TeL 633-5225 therefore, declarer must lead (8) ABC NEWS Serving only Choice and Prime Meats the jack of spades from the (22-30) NBC NEWS dummy — not a small spade. (24) JVORLD PRESS This play can cost nothing if the trumps break normally. It is — 6:55 — vital if East has all of the (40) NEWS trumps. East must take the first ^CHLSTEK CiiIt «d till Shm M-SsL — 7:00 — trump trick with his ace. West HsyhM 9m> It 740 Md llkOO (3) YOUNG DR. KILDARE discairds, revealing the bad M M ihw It MS (8) TRUTH OR ^The Merry Wives of Windsor^ break. Now South knows how to CONSEQUENCES continue. \ (18) DICK VAN DYKE Declarer itiust get to dummy Anna Cyr (right), Jed Krascella, and Clara Greenfield portray Shakespeare’s characters (22-30) NEWS with a heart in order to lead in “ The Merry Wives of Windsor.” The drama is being presented by Manchester High (40) ABC NEWS 'Asylum' another trump. East puts up the School’s Sock and Buskin drama society tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. in Bailey Ynu hrivp notfiinq lu lose ten, and South with the queen. Auditorium. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) - 7 :3 0 — , I Declarer gets to dummy with I "Jt your miiul (3) WHAT’S HAPPENING \ ! - . # anqther heart to lead a ,third (8 ) LASSIE trump. East can do nothing (18) BETTER WORLD now, for South finesses the lil.IMiUiif P-.v. I’.'. (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL New School eight of spades to pick up the (24) WALL ST. WEEK Tfurco-Hir Pictured above our New Steakpit where your Steak is done the way you want it... DELICIOUS. rest of the trumps without loss. Wants TV’s (30) HOLLYWOOD "This It not • film We offer unlimited salad bar — Make your own or have our waitresses serve you. Daily Question Partner deals and bids one SQUARES to too alonol” Political Ads spade, and the next player (40) NANNY AND STUFFED SHRNP...... H.50 FRETINGNON...... $5« passes. You hold; Spades, A- THE PROFESSOR By JAY SHARBUTT T f " Jin k “W T K T m a h c h i s t i r LOBSTER TM LS...... 10-9-7; Hearts, 5-4-2; VY OferflEO Hi JVnH H HCmi ccntiu EW YO R K (AP) Ever, VEALPIWN6IM ...... 54.50 CUR STEAK...... Diamonds, Q-iO-8; Clubs, A- — 8:00 — NOW wonder what happens tO' pawkino rear o« tmiatri BEEF AW S EA ...... J-IO, (3) SONNY & CHER television’s paid political ads OUR REWCMLDREirS MENU CH0PPEDSM.0N ...... $3.50 j:. What do you say? Guests; Ken Berry and the after an election? We may be CHOPPEDSRUil ___ «50 M GM ICnESEN BROCHETTE $3.75 Answer; Bid two clubs. The New S^ers. ' able to stop wondering soon. PORTERHOUSE 20 O L ____ ...... $3.95 hand is too strong for a raise to H ie New School for Social g “ PETITE FIET MOWl' (8-40) BRADY BUNCH 'Asylum" T-B0li,llD...... $4.95 two spades, but not strong Research here wants to give Dad thinks Greg wants to be You have notlunr; to lose enough for a jump to three them a home. 2 COMPLETE SHOWS spades. You must "manufac­ an architect. hut your minct The home would be the THEATRE EAST AT 1:30 t 3:30 Private Banquet Roome Available ture” a response in a new suit, (18) SKI SCENE \ I -- school’s newly-established MKKnaMHUKMI-MIl AU SEATS 85( planning to raise spades at your (22-30) SANFORD & SON Center for the Study of Televi­ next turn. This type of sequence Fred accidentally fires a gun. U- -Ml It:.' aiithi 'I iit F’svstii > sion and Politics, which wants MATINEES ONLY! SATURDAY & SUNDAY-^* promises about 11 or 12 points. (24) WEEK IN REVIEW to put this year’s array of filmed and videotaped cam­ • • • Co-Feature • • • — 8:30 — From tho Intamatlonal Baat Sallar paign oratory in some kind of (8-40) PARTRIDGE order. Rarely Seen "PUPPET ON A CHAIN” (PG) FAMILY IT:' T h e Center is asking HARTFORD ROAD ' “ Ain’t Loveth Grand.*’ Democratic, Republican and Wolf Shot (18) SPORTS CHALLENGE minor party officials for the Dairy Queen (22-30) HALL OF FAME goods so that scholars may take By Hunter Special — “ The Hands of an unhurried look at who Cormac Joyce” stars Stephen promised what, denounced WEEKEND Boyd as an Irish fisherman and whom, when and why. MILLINOCKET, Maine (AP) Colleen Dewhurst as his wife. AN ALL KARTOON SHOW In ''KANDY KANE KIDDIE KOLDR"H IU llIll, 18766083 But its primary concern right — A 55-60 pound animal killed (24) SOCCER now is getting the right people Dairii SPECIAL w m v '- w here by a hunter is believed to — 9:00 — to serve on its board of A ^ THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN. be a Canadian wolf — a species directors, according to Albert Queen (3 ) MOVIE on the Colonel... last sighted in Maine more than “ McLintdek!” (1963). Story W. Landa, vice president of the 75 years ago. New School. of a cattle baron and his wife. He defined the right people as The tentative identification John Wayne, Maureen O’Hara. those "who have the leverage to was made by Police Chief (8-40) ROOM 222 produce the material — the Richard Rideout, who said The school principal doesn’t political people, network Wednesday that the animal was like obscenity. executives and television shot by a deer hunter Monday at (18) 700 CLUB braaer.•HM w. 6. PM «•. AM. 6. Cm*. • MM Aa ». f. ««B. m yniriE producers who are being Schoodic Burn, six miles — 9:30 — recognized as being respon­ northeast ot this northern (8-40) ODD COUPLE sible...” Maine town. “ Oscar’s Birthday.” These people, he said, are the BURGER Rideout described the — 10:00 — HUiriBt ones who “ can convince the (8-40) LOVE, creature as a 2 to 4-year-old candidates that thev have AMERICAN STYLE Ml I puirhiise M I3.M or mn at nothing to tear in releasing DELUXE male, tawny in color and measuring five feet from the tip Three tales of love. their material. . Va lb. Burger of its tail to its nose. (22-30) BANYON “ One of the problems we Lettuce & Tomato Banyon takes a case which recognized from the outset was A heap of French Fries "It's an absolutely perfect left his colleague dead. that the candidates would have IMClIllFrllilllMn specimen of an animal,” Jhe — 10:30 — a very natural fear that the chief said. “ It’s too large to be (24) STATE OF CONN. That’s right! To help the Colonel celebrate his 82nd material might appear at some a coyote and its facial birthday, he’s offering you a delicious, family-sized time in the future on description is definitely that of — 11:00 — 10* pumpkin pie. Eight to ten big pieces! A $1.60 television,” he said. ‘ a wolf.” (8-18-22-30-40) NEWS value, this popular holiday dessert is yours for (2 4 ) MARTIN AGRONSKY only 82^ when you make a purchase of $3.99 or more Is it a fear their 1972 words of the Colonel's finger lickin' good Kentucky might come back to haunt The carcass was being sent to — 11:30 — Fried Chicken and trimmin’s! thorn? the University of Maine at (3 ) NEWS This special offer is good for five days: Friday, "Yes, come back to haunt Orono for a definite identifica­ (8-40) DICK CAVETT November 17 through Tuesday. November 21. them,” Landa said. “ So we’ve tion, he said. (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON been very careful to emphasize — 12:00 — that this material will be used Rideout said the last sighting (3 ) M O VIE Suggested Purchases for scholarly purposes only. of a Canadian Wolf in Maine of $3.99 or more. 2 Pc’s Crispy was in 1895. “ Four for Texas” (1962). Big Chicken Feed $3.99 Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra. 3 Individual Dinners...... 4.20 TM ^kkkw. I M0 VIERAI1NQ8 f r i e d The Bucket...... 4.75 no fftw BriUifl Am.. Wtsi HirtfofW (MOmM-NmiMIw) t^FORmRENIBANDi The Barrel...... 5.95 300 SBrniidi Am., bit Ktrtfwd (Aom fw Hmim fm) 405 Pirk StiMt. Htfttoftf fM M Mnu) ^ YOUNQPEOPIE Or, various other combina­ c h i c k e n 27 Town Lino ttd.. WotbonfioM/llociiy HiH (Aum (mn CMw) fto rAMcIAw M N9t PRMRft li M Mmh tions. including salads, 1000 8)m HiMi Am., MootnfioM (Cvw M ewiMi 6«m M ) Cole Slaw, Roll and Fries baans, cola flaw, potatoes SOI Finninitoo Am., Hirtford tteNM tig* 0*mw) NtPMUl RMOMMtRwNRftlHy M and gravy, biscuits, soft 2354 Corbin Am.. 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Fairfield St.; Busy Schedule The Sewer Commission this complete the first project and Proponents said severe meat, cheese and tomato sauce, bidders in Wednesday night’s 255. Zeidler, 84 Jarvis Rd.; 325. Wichman, 117 E. Center Correapondent Thanksgiving Holiday season. week voted to sewer Rye St. provide sewer service to all the drainage' problems exist on Tel. 644-8274 The sanitary landfill will be tossed salad, Italian bread, part of the 13th annual 256. Benjamin, Northfield Rd., St.; Bonus, Viot, East Hartford. at the Fire Station 1. The instead of using the Kennedy Coventry; 257. Celinskl, 93 The Town Council will face a recently sewered areas from their property and those op­ The South Windsor C3iapter of closed Thursday, but will milk and pears. Manchester Kiwanis Club GROUP TWENTY.THREE busy schedule when it meets station suffered a heater Rd. route to provide the Avery St. to Rt. 5. posed claim the problems were Wednesday: Early Closing, Radio Auction; Summit St.; 258. Martin, 165 330. Wichman, 117 E. Center breakdown. the American Field l^rvice remain open the regular hours Monday at 8 p.m. in the (Council Monsanto, Inc. with sanitary The $5.2 million project minor and did not require the (AFS) will host a welcoming on Friday, Saturday and lunches at all elementary SPECIAL GROUP Henry St.; 259. Friedman, 62 St.; 331. Ovian, Converse Rd., Also on the agenda ih the set­ sewer service when the plant is sewering of Smith St. As Grant St.; 260. Martin, 165 Chambers of the Town HalL experienced one major com­ reception in honor of Miss Sunday. schools except Ellsworth,^ Tuna A. Richardson, Laurwood Boiton; 332. Edwards, 428 Under new business, the ting of a time and place to completed. The cost will be plication at the pumping station nothing coiild be done until at School Menu salad boat on hot dog roll, Dr., Bolton; B. Anderson, 19 Henry St.; 261. Friedmap, 62 Porter St.; 333. Kenney, 52 appropriate funds for the Maria Helena Braga of Brazil council will act to return $300,- approximately $100,000. on Clark St., but ordered least one year, Throwe said, the and Miss Patricia Dziama of Monday: Salami, bologna and carrot sticks, potato chips, L e^gton 1^.; C. Hansen, 27 Grant St.; 262. Lourie, 141 Tallwood Dr.; 334. FriediMn, 7 construction of six tennis courts According to James Throwe, matter would be looked into by Highland St.; 263. Patten, 33 000 from the School Buildii% supplies have bren received and South Windsor Monday at 7:30 cheese grinder, tomato, milk, grapefruit and cookie. I Elro St.; D. Buccino, 166 Lexington Dr.; 335. Zimmer, Fund to the Capital Reserve on the Wapping School commission chairman, Throwe said pilings are being the commission at a later time. lettuce, chips, pickles, fruited Thursday and Friday: Charter Oak St.; E. Cameron, Mather St.; 264. Sullivan, 24 Manchester; 336. Hagan, property. A Dec. 4 date at 7:30 p.m. in the high school library. and Non-recurring Expen­ Kennedy Rd. was an access driven in the excavation hole Miss Barga is from San jello with topping and milk. Thanksgiving, no school. 118 Oakland St.; F. Cook, Walker St.; 265. Stephens, 422 Hebron Rd., Bolton; 337. p.m. is being considered. route to the recently approved E. Center St.; Bonus, Patten, 33. ditures fund. Originally the this week. One the station is Paulo, Brazil and is spending a Windsor; G. Carney, 617 Nevers Holmstrom, 15 Alpine St.; 338. The council will also discuss plastic bottle manufacturing installed, the project will be Mather St. amount had come from the year in the United States. She is Rd., South Windsor; H. Martin, Jeffries, 47 Galaxie Dr.; 339. NOW reserve fund to assist in and consider recommendations plant, but approximately $20,- completed. Solon Pay GROUP NINETEEN a senior at South Windsor High 165 Henry St. Benson, 248 Woodbridge St.; defraying costs of a proposed made regarding water 000 of unrecoverable revenue ^One minor delay was with the : PLAZA DEPT. STORE GROUP THIRTEEN 270. BeatUe, 46 Hilltop Ave., 340. Toner, West St., Bolton; retention areas for the Avery School and is living with th Roy $1.9 inillion hi^h school addition would be lost to taxpayers as Louis Toomey fam ily on Browning family of 80 Graham 180. McNamara, 81 Lawton Vernon; 271. Hunt, 552 Forbes 341. Kenney, 52 Tallwood Dr.; Brook Watershed flood control Revision f 705 EAST MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER in a resolution passed Oct. 2. lines would have to be placed Benedict Dr. The Toomey’s Rd. Miss Braga's stay in this Rd.; 181. Potterton, ISO Center S t., E a st H a rtfo rd ; 272. 342. Sullivan, 57 Tanner St.; project and will notify the Soil under railroad tracks which claimed a route through their w (oerou from St. iorHieloinow's Church) Harrison, 27 Meadow Lane; 273. ’The project failed to pass in the country is sponsored by the St.; 182. Herrmann, 172 S. Main Bonus, Kenney, 52 Tallwood Dr. Nov. 7 referendum. Conservations of the findings. would eliminate additional use property would inconvenience Requested OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. tW 9 Marmaud, 70 Tracy Dr.; 274. Council will also be asked to local AFS chapter. St.; 183. Utrico, 15 Alpine St.; GROUP TWENTY-FOUR The council is expected to of the lines. and endanger the family's Miss Dziama, daughter ^ : 184. Dufraine, School Rd., Harrison, 27 Meadow Lane; 275. 345. Patten, 33 Mather St.; tra n sfe r $1,000 from the The approval of the Rye St. children and upset the Friedman, 7 Lexington Dr.; authorize the Board of HARTFORD (AP) - No Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dziama of Bolton; 185. Dion, 325 Autumn 346. Viot, 43 Riverside Dr., contingency fund to the Public proposal has several plus landscape. They a sk ^ the com­ legislator should be paid $2,750 I Education to apply to the State 276. Martin, 165 Henry St.; 277. gold or silver, Works Contractual Services 8 Locust St. spent last summer St.; 186. Sullivan, 24 Walker St.; Vernon; 347. Benson, 348 Wood- Board of. Education aid for factors, Throwe said. By mission to look for a route, for two months of inactivity. in Ecuador as a participant in 187. Freeman, 62 Grant Rd.; Newell, Suffield; 278. Maloney, bridge St.; 348. Boland, 39 account to undertake a sewering down Rye St. to the other than through their Secretary of State Gloria { WE HAVE A NOTION { Mt. Vernon Rd., Vernon; 279. improvements of the athletic the AFS American Abroad 188. Kuczynskl, 110 Walnut St.; Stephen St.; 349. Metevier, 444 openwork sandals facilities, for expenses incurred hydraulic study in the northern lowest gravity point in the property. Throwe said the Schaffer said Thursday. Holland, Williams Rd., Bolton; Program. She will be the guest 189. J(4mson, Tolland Tpke. W. Middle Tpke.; 350. Marlow, during readying the “Red part of the Avery Brook area. middle of the Monsanto plant, problem has been resolved and Mrs. Schaffer asked the 280. Litrico, 15 Alpine St.; 281. Sprenkel said the intention of speaker at the reception and is GROUP FOURTEEN 51 Blue Ridge Dr.; 351. Aiello, go out on tke town Shepanl” football field earlier the company will be required to all easements to date have been Legislative Management Com­ available for speaking 195. Belfiore, 40 Forest St.; O’Neill, 22 Kane Rd.; Bonus, 55 Overland St.; 352. Aceto, 58 the study would better provide pay the installation frontage secured by Town Attorney mittee to back a change in state : TO PLEASE YOU! • Harrison, 27 Meadow Lane. this year. It will also authorize engagements in local clubs and 196. Kompanik, 256 Woodbridge Overland St.; 353. Marmaud, 70 applicitioW for aid for the a “ballpark” figure ^|or the charges and for the acreage in­ Thomas Dennis. Throwe said law so that legislators elected GROUP TWENTY ' project cost, to the town. organizations. Beads ASwiuins Holiday GeeUe Tins St.; 197. Holland, Williams Rd., Tracy Dr.; 354. Bycholski, 52 pfirtabie. .clkssropm purchases volved. The cost will return the construction areas on the to interim terms won't be Miss Braga will be available Bolton; 198. Boland, 63 Vernon 285. Edwards, 428 Porter St.; Strong St.; 355. Conran, 96 6.00 from $10-$14,000 to the town un­ Toomey property will be fenced overpaid. : Felt Squares I Nylon Net Roasters ITuriieyLacers and sewer installation to 286. Meldrum, 33 Richmond for engagements after the first GNtterlGhw RMonjb) the yard) St.; 199. Tracy, 20 Marble St.; Washington St.; 356. Patten, 33 Orchard Hill and Timothy der the sewer incentive off and a trench will be cut Because of the wording of the of the year. 200. Bailey, 45 Northfield St.; Dr.; 287. Agostineili, 95 Olcott Mather St.; 357. Patten, 33 program. The public sewers on from 10 to 20 feet to lay the law, two Republican state Wool BWintiik (M k M and colors) St.; 288. Patten, 33 Mather St.; Edwards School. The state law, About Town Residents are invited to 201. Boland, 63 Vernon St.; 202. Mather St.; Bonus, Patten, 33 Try these sparkling little according’ to Town Manager the street will open the land to sewered line. The project will representatives elected last Picture Frames Holiday Greeting 289. Pelland, Kelly Rd., attend and meet with the girls Markham, 160 Pearl St.; 203. Mather St. Terry Spenkel requires the industrial development and a require the replacement of the week to fill vacancies will be Wire Wreath Forms Cards BGfft Wrap Vernon; 290. Towle, 11 Strant and to learn more about the Rogers, 41 Morse Rd.; 204. sandals in gold or silver mylar,^ financial body of the town to The handicrafts groups of the new road surface will be done, fence on the property by the paid $2,750 each. St.; 291. Toner, West St., AFS program at the local level. Lltrlco, 15 Alpine St.; 205. accept or reject aid proposals Manchester Newcomers Club T- a Town Council priority in construction company and a They are W. William Farat of Bolton; 292. Carriers, 14 Refreshments will be served. Zeidler, 84 Jarvis Rd.; 206. Comfortable elastic strap sling­ tq the state. will meet Monday night at 7:30 road repairs, he said. “One settlement by the commission East Haven, who won a special QUALITY PRODUCTS Bourne, 147 Merline Dr. Stephen S t.; 293. Ovian, at the Manchester YWCA, 79 N. Holiday CloaingR 'The council is also expected very bad dip” that would cost for the right-of-way. election in the old 102nd The South Windsor Town Hall PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD Converse Rd., Bolton; 294. back. Quality constructed. Main St. There will be a the town to fill and resurface, GROUP FIFTEEN to approve the transfer of $1,000 A scheduled request for District, and Theresa Strof- will be closed Thursday and 210. Morhardt, 25 Trumbull Sullivan, 57 Tanner St.; 295. demonstration of pine cone will be done for the same service to the Elm St. Elderly folino of Westport, who was Carriere, 14 Stephen St.; Bonus, S-M-L-XL. accessories, from the Contingency fund to S t.;,211. Ovian, Converse Rd., W est Haven cover costs for heating repairs trees and wreaths by Jeannine amount of money with the housing development should not elected in the old 143rd District Bolton; 212. Kulenkamp, Cook Pelland, Kelly Rd., Vernon. McNiff. sewer line installations. have come before the to take the place of her late Dr., Itolton; 213. Rivers, 15 GROUP TWENTY-ONE Man W ins Before the commission could commission, but did appear on husband. Rep. Louis Church St.; 214. Marmaud, 70 300. Jandron, 144 Doming St.; act, it had to present the the agenda. Throwe said lines Stroffolino, until the new Tracy Dr.; 215. Allen, 105 New SOI. Giles, 65 Doane St.; 302. Super Drawing proposal to the bond council and are already in the area and all legislature takes office in Bolton Rd.; 216. Potterton, Bailey, 45 Northfield St.; 303. PERSONALIZED the council has agreed that that is necessary is a permit, January. Femwood Dr., Bolton; 217. Stephens, 422 E. Center St.; 304. funds are available under the ^ acquired at the Town Hall, to Mrs. Schaffer said legislators Marmaud, 70 Tracy Dr.; 218. Beattie, 46 Hilltop Ave., STORRS (AP) - William E. 1970 $5.2 million bond hook in once individual who serve only partial terms Kulenkanq), Cook Dr., Bolton; Venion; 305. Zeidler, 84 Jarvis Donegan, 43, of West Haven, DOWNTOWN - MON. thru FR1.9;30 - 5 ;30 FLOORS referendum approved by property work is completed. should be paid on a “prorated r. : 319. Klelnsdunidt, 86 Summit R d.; 306. C ham peau, 83 the father of seven, won $75,000 THU RS. till 9 P.M. - SAT. 9:30 - 5:30 Solarian - Formica voters. The work on Rye St. will The commission also basis’’ for the number of St.; 220. Gorra, 24 Elsie Dr.; Adelaide Rd.; 307. Towle, 11 in the Connecticut state lottery PARKADE - MON. • FRI. 10-9 be incorporated under the 1970 received two petitions from the months they served. 221. Carney, 617 Nevers Rd., Strant St.; 308. Aiello, 55 Thursday. SAT. 10-6 Ceramic Tiie - iniaid bond contract and the town will Smith St. homeowners. One If a prorated pay system had South Windror. Overland St.; 309. Beattie, 46 Donegan, an official of a receive prices for construction petition requested considera­ been in effect this year, Farat GROUP SIXTEEN Hilltop Ave., Vernon; 310. savings and loan institution, Use year eonvenlent Quality Material-Workmanship based on the costs at that time. tion to include the street in the and Mrs. Stroffolino would 225. AbeU, 25 Butler Rd.; 226. Belfiore, 40 Forest St.; 311. and his wife Joyce say they will Barton’s Charge Card! 390 Main St P. Phllllpa, Prop. Tel. 649-9258 The commission is aiso public sewer system, while the receive $400 each for their par­ Saliby, 251 Spring St.; 227. Marteney, 219 Hackmatack St.; use to money for charitable shooting for a January date to other opposed . the move. tial terms. Edwards, 428 Porter St.; 228. Bonus, Belfiore, 40 Forest St. contributions and to buy real Struthers, 18 Eastfield St.; 229. GROUP TWENTY-TWO estate for their children. Marmaud, 70 Tracy Dr.; 230. 315. Sullivan, 24 Walker St.; The $15,000 winners were Johnson, 75 Pleasant St.; 231. 316. Bycholski, 32 Strong St.; Thaddeus F. Dzilinski, 34, of Johiuon, 196 Scott Dr.; 232. 317. Bycholski, 32 Strong St.; Monroe and Mrs. Ralph A. Holland, Williams Rd., Bolton; 318. Viot, East Hartford; 319. Peters, 75, of Windsor. 233. Hansen, 27 Elro St.; 234. Partridge, 211 Mountain Rd.; The new weekly number was Kulenkamp, Cook Dr., Bolton; 320. Carney, 317 Nevers Rd., 24197. pin money pastels... 235. Utrico, 15 Alpine St.; 236. South Windsor; 321. Gates, 469 Next week’s drawing will be Herrmann, 172 S. Main St.; Spring St.; 322. Potterton, 130 in Cheshire Friday instead of brushed nylon Bonus (free), Holland, Cienter St.; 323. Vincens, 45 Thursday because of Williams Rd., Bolton. Sherwood Circle; 324. Thanksgiving. GROUP SEVENTEEN gowns i ',2 4 0 . H a b e re rn ,.. 105 Homestead St.; 241. Newall, 1 Suffield; 242. AgostlneUi, 95 Olcott St.; 243. 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ping Parkade. The permit is for Dr. Bates Dr. Stone Dies Permit Allows the United Artists Theater ITn a re pleased to announce Weiss Names Group Circuit of Great Neck, N.Y., Honored In Plymouth Twin Theaters operators of UA Theater Elast. that Highland Park Marhat PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) - At Parkade The twin-theater addition wil) hat bean appointed d is ­ Founded Oct, 1881 For Public Safety BOSTON (A P) - Dr. Charles Dr. Thompson Stone, conductor add 500 seats to the 800-seat F. Phillips of Auburn, Maine, of Boston’s Handel and Hydn A $128,858 building permit has existing facility. Both will trib u to r fo r Freth, /Vallee*.. Published by Manchester Publishing Co., newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.na. president emeritus of Bates Society for 35 years until been issued to the H.C. Mandiester Town Manager The committee consists of share a common lobby, with should telephone the circulation depart­ College, was honored today as retirement in 1959, died Tourtellotte Construction Co. of 13 Bissell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, Police Chief James M. Rear­ ticket selling and other ment, 647-9946. Robert Weiss has named a 12- New England Man of the Year Thursday. He was 89. Tolland for a twin-theater telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) don; Town Fire Chief John facilities plann^ for the one member Public Safety by the New England Cmuicil for Dr. Stone, who was also addition to the UA Theater Rivosa; James P. Kennedy, area. Birchwood Farms Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau o f (Srcuiation Advisory Committee; whose Economic Development. organist and choir nnaster at East, in the Manchester Shop­ superintendent of schools; Mrs, and holidays. Entered at the Manchester, M em bo' of The Associated Press high priority activity will be the the Church of the Advent in C. LeSueur Taylor, program At the group's 48th annual Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail development of a Bicycle Boston, was credited by music Safety Program. chairman of the PTA Council; ccnference, Gilbert H. Hood Matter. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes critics with revitalizing the PURE FRESH Other areas for its involve­ Edward T. Benzing, safety Jr., chairman of the council’s TURKEYS Handel and Haydn Society Burl L. Lyons Publisher n o financial responsibility for engineer for Aetna Insurance; board of directors, praised ment will include: industrial during his years as conductor. ty p c^ p h ica l errors appearing in adver­ Frank J. Philopena, associate Phillips for his career as an Thete turkeyt are the highest quality freth turkeys safety, fire safety, home safety, The society was founded in Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in The engineer in the State Highway educator, author and adviser to SWEET available — raised In Farmington, Conn. and general automotive safety 1815. Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Herald. matters, Weiss said. Department. business corporations. He said AII_8Iz m Available Display advertising closing hours, three ' Weiss explained that public Also, J. Winthrop Porter, of Phillips had done much to One Month |3.25 One Year $39.00 full days prior to publication. committees of this type are the Manchester Jaycees; further the economic growth of Septic tanks APPLE CIDER Single Copy 15* Six Months $19.50 Deadline for H m ld want ads, 12 noon strongly recommended by the Richard Gowen, of the his community and region. AND HENS .... lb. 79« By C&rrier, Weekly 75* Three Months $9.75 Manchester Youth Commis­ Made On The Farm prior to day bloom. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara.) Dorothy Tully. Grade 7 In Chile, there is no official press censor decides what will be published in Kathleen Bossidy, Cathleen 1 censorship, but newsmen have been the dailies. Dechiara, Cindy Fabrizi, Arm under increasing pressure. The govern­ One bright spot is Mexico, where Marie Foley, Patricia GatZkiewicz, Diane Genovesi, ment of Marxist President Salvador government ownership of the newsprint Open General Electric We^re In Trouble Donna Harmon, Gregory Jones, English Ironstone Sunbeam 12 Cup Allende Gossens has filed some 120 monopoly has led to a form of self­ Capital Margaret Joy, John Kurowski, Action Jackson Marguerite Parker, Katherine Automatic Percolator Toast-R-Oven lawsuits against newsmen. Some have censorship over the years. Recently, or His Outfits With Each Other Forum Sombric. Our been jailed pending trial. however, papers have begun to criticize Our Reg. SAVE OVER SAVE 14.99 $7 Reg. the other day how refreshed he .indreiv Tully 141? 13?!- $4 .In Argentina, according to an the government more openly and Presi­ By Bruce Biossat Fare 7.99 26.97 22.97 You can’t travel this country was after visiting some of these Thank You Attractive hand engraved pattern on bone white Brews 4 to 12 cups, consistently good! Associated Press survey, the antileftist dent Luis Elcheverria Alvarez says he cities and talking to people ir'onstone. 20 pr. set includes: 4 each dinner and Thermostatically controlled oven, automatic pop- for two years from ocean to To the editor: Fully jointed, posable ad- Keeps It serving hot; pop-up basket. i»AP-53 whose dominant mood was still Public 1 venturer and many clothes] salad plates, soup/cereals, cups, saucers. open toaster, top browner. 3 appliances in one! government of Gen. Alejandro A. welcomes it. ocean, as I have done, and not The registrars of voters Completer; platter, veg. bowl, covered sugar, an open cheerfulness. outfits for him. # T-93 conclude there is something office wish to thank the school creamer. It is hard to find the right gravely lacking in the tone and principals and custodians, A Beautiful Male Records words to describe the downbeat . By . spirit and substance of superintendent of buildings and SAVE fwESTBEND American life today. mood visible in the attitude and manifest destiny to be pretty as Warranty Deeds Tuition Relief grounds for the Board of WASHINGTON - 1 can take a ' UP TO I’ve written of this before, performance of so many well as neat. Green Manor Construction Education, park superintendent hint as well as the next f but I must have one more go at Americans. Besides, everything else has Co. Inc. to Dolores B. Pinwar, upperclassmen transferring to other and staff, director of General beautiful male. Soon as I 60% OFF N There is a terrible lack of An idea being adopted by a number it. The lack surely is not yet so Services and staff, owners of failed in my search for unit in Northfield Green On all ri' caring among many in this wriggle out of this sexy of colleges and universities around the schools before they get their degrees. broad and deep as to make one Northfield Green Community independence, and if earrings Condominium, conveyance tax society. It has been growing for negligee. I’m off to my friendly FREE with purchM. , despondent for the future of the Center, members of the press, are one way to assert same, $26.95. Topper country^ promises some relief to Any losses due to continuing inflation years and years. Countless neighborhood loan shark to get ol carrlagofttrallw, a ] country. Like anyone else who : both political headquarters and this thinking male is tempted to Edith M. Appelby to John C. Colllar Tandtm Saat, \ would, 41 is hoped, be offset by the apiodg Qpr mounting numbers a small loan and then, whoops, lor 2nd ohIM. Sola students — and their parents — from' , travels widely, I personally en-M- SiworkerSV ’Ahd’ the election go whole hog lest, the. jewel in 1 and Mrivina M. Jones, property Toys do not appear to care whether the jeweler’s den for:^ pqit of roeulaily lor 3.98 increased student retention rate. counter hundreds of talented, workers, for their cooperation the lobe go unnoticed in some 'i^at 117 'Deepwood Dr., in our Stock soaring tuition costs. they do well or behave well. In ruby earrings. good-spirited, hard-working in running the recent election, myopic/ or wifely, quarters. a ■ conveyance tax $16.50. . ' , : Sunbeam Bake ‘N Broiler ^(.vQfficiajs of private school? also (bau?ands p/j,liUler ways, In short,; The New York Collier Convertible Ladies’ 14 Kt. Smoky 'pdople whO(ar^A$n>ng higl^^qiijj j .F^rick p. Pfcjf i ' :^ Daidel S. and Muriel Mosler Cannister Vacuum Cleaner Four-ln-One Pan Ent'S^'i^|l^1res^l^|i^, are ^f^y^n a^^ rellMtetl ’’bftert Iff major Times d^sh’t havdlwcloiit! me'^'Jbe time ^ s to ^ v e ^ e Super Wheelie believer that ihore parents woifld be bent devotedly toward getting r Herbert J. Stevenson for another look; nt my to DonSld L. and Elizabeth T. Carriage & Stroller Topaz Quartz Rings guarantee that their'tuitions will not ' slights and minor discourtesies, over the head with an ax there. Some young folk, es­ Registrars of Voters wardrobe and makeup kit. DeLano, property at 74 Green Railer by Remco Our willing to send their children to they show an absence of con­ handle. When it spread?the increase during their four years of pecially, are astonishing in the Manchester I have grown rather fond of Manor Rd., conveyance tax Our Lowest private colleges or universities if they news eight columns wide that Reg. breadth of their interests and cern for oUier humans. my solid-color pajamas, but if $30.80. Pricel ri 3.99 study. Some, sadly, may cloak this earrings were becoming the $30 39.70 knew what the exact cost would be their driving pursuit of these ’The Times says so I will gladly Frank A. and Matilda A. “ in” thing for the formerly sen­ 4.77 »49.88 Colorful porcelain on aluminum, emptiness with grandstand dis­ Powerful motor tor intense With tuitions rising by as much as 10 things. trade them in for a pink, Strimke to Richard T. and Wan­ 4 position back rest, draft proof Choice of several styles. Come, tired on non-stick Interior, and could plan accordingly. sible sex, I stopped dreaming of cleaning. Big capacity dust bags. 7 Still, the lack is serious and at plays of passion for Today in History diaphanous nightie with da L. Morrison, property on They spin, they zoom for­ canopy; 2-wheel foot brake, chromed select now for lovely gifts! chromed broiler rack. per cent annually at some schools in an erector set and phoned good piece tool set. * 635 At least one college will adopt a times disheartening. The im­ “ humanity” at a distance, or in crocheted frammis. I find Arcellia Dr., conveyance tax ward, backward by re­ pusher. An elegant looking carriage! No special orders, please. ol’ Doc Eger for the latest mote control. recent years, it is estimated that a pressions gathered are in­ the abstract. A man may fret Today is Friday, Nov. 17, the myself wondering how I’d look five-year guaranteed tuition plan in quotations on ear piercings. $35.20. student could save in the evitably scattered and impressively over the plight of 322nd day of 1972. There are 44 in black lace drawers with a Executrix Deed the fall of 1973, citing an additional disadvantaged grape-pickers in The Times quotes one David fragmentary, but no less strong days left in the year. fleur de lis embroidered on one Carmela LaCagnina, J V neighborhood of $1,000 during his or California, but think nothing of Holmden Jr., a 25-year-old Presto-Moider advantage. for all of that. Today’s highlight in history: leg. Although I have tried to be executrix of the will of Carmela drowning his neighbors in the graduate student, as declaring her college career, depending upon On this date in 1558, Elizabeth happy with my blue, serge suit Aloisio, to Benito A. Paganl Sr. by Kenner Since more and more students seem Many New York City people sound of a grossly amplified that wearing earrings — one or SAVE I became Queen of England. with its baggy knees and shiny and Diane Pagani, property at the initial tuition. today are virtually obsessed electric guitar pouring from an two at an outing — is “ the latest •15 to want to take a hiatus in their On this date— bottom, if it’s gone out of style I 125 E. Center St., conveyance with the problem of their open window. way to show your college experience to work or travel In 1604, Sir Walter Raleigh suppose 1 can be content with a tax $46.75. Officials cite two major advantages physical security, by day now As there 4s too often less independence.” Chap named /A was tried for treason and crimson cocktail dress by Dior Federal Tax Lien 6.99 or study abroad, the five-year plan as well as night. An observer caring from individual to in­ Eric Rayfield, who is only 21 of guaranteed or fixed tuition: It imprisoned in England. or Henrietta Shapiro- Internal Revenue Service just back from there told me he dividual, so is there from group and therefore even smarter No heat required. Press | should lead to an increase in the will enable them to do this, and will In 1776, British troops led by Rappaport. against John P. and Carol Hj Do it Yourself found his friends and acquain­ to group. I have mentioned this than Holmden, says “ The man out 'stone' toys; pain- Self Stick Brick or Stone Long Handle Lord Cornwallis attacked Ft. Admittedly, what I use for a McKeon, 23 Richmond Dr., number of freshmen entering a school encourage them to return to the tances talking of little before. None has put it better is the peacock and the rooster; table. Mirror Tiles Lee in New Jersey. face poses problems on account $1,714.18. Konica Auto S II Wall Panels Snow Soooper 4 .4 9 else—even at the height of than did Garry Willis, the he should be beautifully Venetian Gold Vein Smoked Gold and a decrease in the number of school to complete their education. In 1800, the U.S. Congress of it features a nose that has Judgements 35mm Camera . . . Reg. 1.19 business hours. columnist, when he spoke of the plumed.” The Times reports convened for the first time in been thrice broken, is covered Crest Tractor & Equipment 6 Foot On my now infrequent visits broken bonds of “ social affec­ that the jewelry dodge is in a 101b. Ice QAc the new Capitol building in with stubble 30 minutes after a Co. against Eugene J. Hanley, II 2.66 2?| 3^1 4 « to downtown Washington at Tru-Fir Tree Remover 0 9 tion.” Washington. tizzy as it retools for an Realistic 3-D white or red brick, grey night, I am always freshly close shave, and specializes in 116 Bretton Rd., $488.04. Add a touch ol elegance, brightness, We will not begin to move In 1869, the Suez Canal was expected land-office rush by Our Reg. 19.99 or beige stone. Washable vinyl; shocked at its emptiness. This dark scowls. But the corner Crown Inc. against Eugene J, gb 84.44 make areas look larger! Package The Innocent back, in the full sense, toward men — or reasonable facsimiles package cover 12 square feet. Easy l ^ u Pont opened, linking the cosmetician assures me there’s Harvey, 116 Bretton Rd., Built-in rangefinder, manual or automat^ "covers 6 sq. ft. place never was a bustling our greatness as a people until thereof. to match pattern. Mediterranean Sea and the Red a new pancake makeup that $148.28. exposure, speeds 1 to 1/500 second. Engine Start Q O ^ cultural capital alive with we recover our wish to care, to Man and boy. I’ve worn 1 4 8 8 Sea. converts a lived-in mug into the Building Permits Includes case. throngs until past midnight. But do well, and to behave well. We mostly hair on my ears until In 1881, Samuel Gompers downy countenance of a H.C. Tourtellottee Construc­ nowadays its center is nearly have a long way to go. With now, but I bought a pair of 143 pre-shaped, flameproof Bystander organized a labor group which teenage guitar player. For tion Co. of Tolland for United, I dead. people poisoning candy and yellow britches last summer branch tips, easy to as-1 PRO-KEDS® was the forerunner of the $115,000, my plastic surgeon Artist Theater Circuit Inc., planting razor blades in apples, and I suspect I can be had by semble and store tor years] As I have noted before, American Federation of Labor. offers a choice of 16 noses and twin theaters at 308 Broad St. in Beg ■ irt Hoppe we have even robbed Halloween the haute couture mob. Lemme of use! Deluxe stand, too. touring among the nation’s nine fixed smiles. Manchester Shopping Parkade, SNEAKERS of its playfulness. Ten years ago; President look at that gold butterfly older established cities, mostly Lipstick is no problem. It’s nile $128,858. Fair Play For Campaign Donors How .will recovery start? . John F. Kennedy appointed a earring. Dearie, and while those in the eastern tier, it is a green for me, and kindly don’t Gerhano Bros. Fence for 30 Lite Reg. 15.99 Clearly we need leaders who cabinet-level committee to we’re at it what’ve you got in For Men Cotton shell, For the past three months. distressing experience. Vast smooch too hard. Ma’am. Also, Mrs. Jacqueline Aliczi, fence at In the wake of his landslide For $10,000, party loyalists can really touch us, in our inner study the feasibility of es­ diamond necklaces and Indoor/Outdoor flannel liner; 2 Dr. Pettibone has been feeding areas seem in the grip of decay, yellow eye shadow for day and 45 Pilgrim Lane, $559. Rr$t Quality! mattress pockets- Coleman victory, Mr. Nixon is planning a will receive an invitation to a selves, with appeals to be tablishing a domestic organiza­ pantyhose? almost beyond recall. Shining Robert J. Ardini, tool shed at Blinking Mini Set full zip. 11.77 2 Burner Stove the names and gifts of every White House State dinner, and tion similar to the Peace Corps. purple for night, plus Natural massive shak'eup of his new skyscrapers visible close better than our best, to reach Don’t buck the tide, says 1. or contributor into a giant LP record of Dr. Kissinger’s Dark Brown fingernails around 82 Barry Rd., $300. Our. O O O Powermaster Administration. Among the by seem like fantasies painted out with renewed affection Five years ago; A French Most men already look like Coleman Double most sorely needed reforms is AARDVARK computer in the “ Peace Is at Hand” speech for the clock. For perfume, what Marc Gagnon for Vicki Pump Air Rifle on glass. toward others. Marxist, writer Regis Debray, well-splashed pallettes and Mantle Lantern basement of the Washington periods of depression, and the else but Passion’s Philtre? Beartlen, fire escape at 211 one that will radically revise The newer growing cities of Will we respond? With our and an Argentine drew 30-year smell variously like peat bogs, I^.l5 0 . 0 0 Bag Monument. appointment of one nephew as a Draw m y bubble bath while I’m Center St., $500. YOUR CHOICE our badly disorganized political the west and the Pacific slope abrasive numbers growing, we terms in a Bolivian military fir trees, oregano and flower “ The problem,” says Dr. Pet­ deputy U. S. marshall. getting my hair marcelled, R.E. Miller for Michael Heavy duty plug, sockets, in Our Shoe Dept. Reg. 17.99 I a system. are, to be sure, less afflict^. do not have much time to save prison for helping “ Che’’ gardens. Obviously, it is our tibone, “was to determine how Those in the $100 to $1000 Robert. Today I’m all Zitkowitch, second apartment wire. Color-coordinated Duck cover, plaid Rag. Its idealistic goal is to reward One prominent senator told me ourselves by turning about. Guevarra guerrillas. Keds shockproof arch cushion g&l 8.88 flannel liner. Heavy 15.49- every campaign contributor much was owed to whom and class, Dr. Pettibone says, will autonomous ME. at 123 Maple St., $10,000. lamps, reflectors. Grosman 760, shoots pellets or Red-Lee Metal Finishing Co., and Cushion insole. Molded duty zipper, zip 2 16.49 SB's. 180 shot BB capacity, pow- fairly and squarely for the size what we had to divvy up.” be rewarded with an eight-by- together. 14.88112»» of his gift. He began with the two eleven, full-color, autographed alterations to industrial 38” Electrified Sole. W h ite hi-top. W hite, ^ erful pump action. 7 “ In the past,” says Dr. gentlemen who gave a million portrait of the Ihresident and building at 80 Sheldon Rd., $600. Outdoor Candle black, blue lo-cut. 6'/2- l 2 . Homer T. Pettibone, D. V. M., dollars each to the campaign. First Lady suitable for Magic Chef Portable the noted systems analyst in Million dollar donors, he framing. Today’s Thought Our charge of the program, “both determined, were entitled to a Asked about the $5 and $10 Reg box at The Inaugural Ball, three 2.69 , y MAGIC cHEF^ Dlshwashef political parties have paid off givers. Dr. Pettibone looked To suffer the civil magistrate WORLD ALMmC 1.88 Repeat Just 25 j V- mergers, a direct telephone line suprised. “ The President,” he FACTS Red candle, yellow flame. ■ 1 their large donors in an to intrude his powers into the of a Per Store l to The Oval Office and a U.L. approved cord. appallingly haphazard said, “ already thanked them on field of opinion and to restrain Sellout! NoRaInchecke j Our Reg. $219.00 fashion.” tasteful bronze plaque bearing television.” the profession or propagation of Winston Churchill’s immortal Dr. Pettibone feels that once I As an example, he cited the principles on supposition of words: “Never has so much this new equitable system has 30” 7 Roil I ca se in 1968 of Arthur K. their ill tendency is dangerous been owed by so many to so been adopted and made public Gift Wrap Watson who ponied up $49,000 0 o fallacy which at once deptroys few.” by both parties it will greatly for the GOP cause and was all religious liberty, b^use Those who gave more than enhance political contributions given the plum of the he, being of course judge of that $198 $500,000, he says, w ill be in the 1976 elections. Ambassadorship to France. At tendency,, will make his 1.44 Columbia offered: (1) one dance with Unfortunately, all his hard the same time, however, opinions ttie rule of judgement Deluxe quality paper or Six pushbutton cycles. Mrs. Nixon; (2) two defense work '4tiay go for naught if the Eight panel signal Guilford Dudley Jr., who con­ and approve or condennn the toll, bright holiday de­ Iverson 26” 10 Speed ‘Grand Sport 1 loans; (3) three phone calls to Boodle Bill passes (Congress. Our center, no sink pre­ tributed $3000 m ore than sentiments of others only as- signs. H. R. Haldeman; and (4) four The bill, in.troduced by FrontCrnn. andanri rear calipercalioer -■ | Reg.Reg M 9 4 9 % rinse needed. Holds up Watson, wound up as only the they shall square with or

... , 'A .f ■ Antique Market Opens Saturday Rotary Club members and The Baby Has Antique dealers are moving into the Manchester High OUR VERNON STORE NOW OPEN School cafeteria today to set up exhibits for the Seventh Annual Antiques Market to be held Been Named tomorrow and Sunday. TIME FOR CHRISTMAS Saturday’s hours will be from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday’s from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Senior Citizens will be LaRose, Lauren Ann, daughter of Raymond E. and Judith I admitted at half price upon Rosuno LaRose of East Hartford. She was bom Oct. 30 at I presentation of Golden Age / Manchester Memotlal Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Cards. Parking facilities for 500 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rossano of Vernon Garden Apts., Rt. 83, cars at the rear of the school Vernon. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Evelyn LaRose of and an additional 100 on E. Glastonbury. Middle irphe. and Brookfield St. are available. I Swanson, Melissa Marie, daughter of Carl and Joy Austin In addition to Mrs. Charolette Gill, wq!|l-known New Swanson of Dallas, Texas. She was born Oct. 1 at St. Paul’s Hampshire dealer, there will be Hospital, Dallas. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mt^. 40 other dealers exhibiting Carl Austin of Springfield, Vt. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Swanson, 198 Vernon St., Manchester. Her □DVSSEV m i choice wares including, early THE ELECTRDMIC GRHE DF THE FUTURE silver and china, glass, paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Swanson, primitives, copper, pewter and Manchester, N.H. and Mr. and Mrs. August Kusian, Colchester. many more decorative accessories and furniture. Zboray, Carla Michelle, daughter of Michael P. and Kathryn from M ognavox Rotary Club proceeds will be Kennerly Zboray of 59 Waddell Rd., Manchester. She was born used for their community C)ct. 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kennerly of Granite City, activities which include Here’s the super Christmas scholarships awarded to local III. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Zboray of 9 I high school graduates. Waddell Rd., Manchester. Her paternal great-grandmother is gift for the whole family! Odyssey Snacks will be available Mrs. Mary Zborai, Exeter, Pa. throughout the two days, in­ is the new electronic game sim­ cluding a roast beef dinner, at a Voisine, Travis Joseph, son of Leonard and Ann Muckier Voisine of 32 Village St., Rockville. He was born Oct. 31 at ulator that easily attaches to any (Herald photo by Buceivicius) reasonable price, served Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are With A Little Bit O f Love Saturday evening and Sunday 18" to 25" (diagonal) television to noon. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Muckier Sr. of St. Leonard, New Brunswick. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L^nard create a dosed circuit electronic playground. All dressed up and waiting for loving arms are these dolls which are The dolls were purchased by the Salvation Army, and they will Voisine Sr. of Broad Brook. His maternal great-grandparents are wearing outfits made by the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 102. distribute them to youngsters during the (^ristmas holidays. Benefit Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Mountan of Coal Creek, Queen’s County, Odyssey is electronic tennis, roulette, foot­ Canada. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Voisine of Waterville, Maine; and Mrs. Marie Duprey of Fort ball, hockey and much more. It comes Food Pro Tells Show Kent, Maine. He has one sister, Tracey Ann, 21 months old. complete with twelve electronic Guest Caller About Town i Mrs. Thomas E. Toomey of Cooking Secrets * Center St. and Mrs. Eamon Lain, MelisHa Lynn, daughter of Theodore R. and Barbara games, a master control module, Flanagan of Jean Rd., are co- Downes Lata, 216 Woodbridge St. She was born Oct. 31 at six printed circuit game cards and two player control units! Carl Hanks of Plymouth, Pa., The Couples Gourmet group The Couples Club of Com­ chairmen of the program Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are will be guest caller at the Eye appeal and professional of the Manchester Newcomers munity Baptist Church will hold committee for the special Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Downes of East Hartford. Her paternal Odyssey has a lot in it. Your family will get a lot out of it. Odyssey Manchester Square Dance tricks in food preparation were Club will meet Saturday for an benefit performance of the a dinner meeting Saturday at grandmother is Marguerite Dernal of East Hartford. She has two is a total play and learning experience tor all ages! ONLY Club’s regular dance Saturday, the principal points stressed by Indian Curry dinner at the 6:30 p.m. at the church. comtemporary come^, “ Forty sisters, Lori and Linda, and one brother, Theodore Richard III. from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Frank Lattuca Jr. when he home of Jackie Mitchell, 25 Following the dinner, members Carats” which will be Verplanck School. addressed over 200 members of Country Club Dr., at 7:30 p.m. will go to the Twoomey home, performed on Sunday, Srhools, Tina Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schools Hanks, who. has called the Manchester Womens Club Parker St., for a demonstration December 3 at 8 p,m. by the of Rockville. She was born Oct. 27 at Manchester Memorial Play on any make TV...18" to 2 5 "...black and white or color. eastern style dancing for 15 at their recent meeting. His The Ladies Auxiliary, VFW of their music box collection Mark Twain Masquers at the Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph □DVSSEV years, made the transition to program was geared for will hold a Christmas Bazaar at and pipe organ. A fter the new Roberts' Center Theatre at Cordeira of Westfield, Mass. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. western style. At present he holiday entertaining and many the Post Home, 608 E. Center demonstration, members will Kingswood-Oxford Schools on and Mrs. Bernard Schools of Windsorville. calls for clubs in the Wilkes- types of canapes were made St., Saturday starting at 10 a.m. have the opportunity to ask Trout Brook Dr., West Hart­ ford. Barre, Hazleton and and displayed in an e y e ­ The Manchester Newcomers questions and try out the in­ Boiii, L o u i h Michael IV, son of Louis M. and Joan Holjes Botti Proceeds will be given to Williamsport, Pa., area. He catching manner. Club Couples bridge group 1, struments. of Rockville. He was born Oct. 30 at Manchester Memorial Trinity College for lectures for conducts weekly club dances, will meet Saturday at the home Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul its Drug Science Major workshops and beginner Toby Ruddick, 15 Alton St. Holjes of Longmeadow, Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. Lattuca of the Manchester The Couples Club of South program. This Washington D. classes. Group II will meet at the home and Mrs. Louis Botti of 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. Community College stated that United Methodist Church will C. college is the only college in He has been guest caller In of Donna Wetherell, 575 Center even plain everyday foods hold a square dance in Cooper the country offering its students Enjoy the M agnovox Pennsylvania, New York, New St. Both are at 7:30 p.m. become more palatable when Hall Saturday at 8 p.m. the opportunity to major in Jersey, Massachusetts, Bugge, Tyler Winalow, son of Richard and Georgie Reyburn carefully prepared and served The Mayfair “Y ” Club will drug science. Connecticut, New Hampshire, Bagge of Dennisport, Mass. He was born Oct. 20 at Cape Cod North Carolina, South Carolina with a little thought and a few hold a kitchen social Monday at' Tickets may be obtained from garnishes. He explained the Hospital, Hyannis, Mass. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Total Autom atic Color System 1:30 p.m. at Cronin Hall of Cub Scout Pack 47 of South Mrs. Toomey, Mrs. Flanagan and Virginia! He has also called Mrs. Maury Reyburn of New London. His paternal grandparents proportions needed of food and Mayfair Gardens. The program United Methodist Church will or from any alumna of Trinity [I at festivals and yyeekends along are Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bagge of 99 Ferguson Rd., Big set color that folloiws you the eastern seeiboard. He is (!arl Hnnkn drinks for upcoming holiday is open to all Mayfair Gardens meet at noon on Saturday in the College at no increase over phrtl^s! The refreshments for Manchester. He has a brother, Todd Stuart, 3. >, ■ around the house. Model 6290! currently recording for Jay- residents. Highland Park School parking regular box-office price. the evening consisted of hot and Bar-Kay on P il^ im label. Russ and Anita White will cue lot to attend the University of Clean, contemporary styling. the rounds, cold canapes prepared by Mr. The Archdiocese of Hartford Connecticut-Rhode Island Automatic Fine Tuning and 18" Mr. and Mrs. Miller Haugh and Mrs. Lattuca. football game. will present its “ Conversation for Prompt, Safe, (diagonal) screen. will be on door duty. In charge With’’ program on radio station RANGE AND of refreshments are: Mr. and The teen group of the Church ^ Economical' Mrs. Elmer Odell, president, WINF Sunday at 12:30 p.m. FUEL OIL Ms. Keith Hazzard, Mr. and Topic will be Morality is for of the Nazarene will hold a car Transportation Only announced that the Women’s Mrs. Robert Heins, and Mr. and Persons. wash on Saturday from 10 a.m. GASOLINE Club is already working on the Mrs. A1 Hellstrom. to 2 p.m. at the church. ITAXI SERVICEI float for the 150th Anniversary Mrs. Stanley Bates, director Proceeds from the event will TRY IT! 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Cutter Safe In Aleutian Isle Inlet ship would be towed to port by Comment About Town WANTED the two rescue cutters if her jet The American Legiop WappingSehool SiteFor Courts JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - All four ships were anchored entire length of her hull and and diesel engines could not be Auxiliary will hold its annual Girl Scout Troop 622 will bold dean, Lite Mo(M Her powerful engines stilled by near Sedanka Island, a new teacher was not considered ‘‘How can the Board of concerned with the proper use possibly to her propeller shafts. rep^red. Session m e m b e i^ p potlucfc supper at a bake sale at King’s in the There seems to be no doubt in flooding, the battered Coast windblown rock speck 20 miles for the tennis program, but was Education ask for tennis courts by the school on the courts and No decision has been made on ‘ "rhls experience put the 6:30 tonight at the Legion Hall. Manchester Shopping Parkade the minds of the town officials Guard cutter Jarvis is safe in a from where the Jarvis, her needed by the school system. when the need for them has not later abstained from voting to where the stricken ship would mettle ot the entire crew to the A mlxup over signals for The supper will be followed by a tomorrow at 1 p.m. USED G A RS as to where six additional, sheltered Aleutian chain inlet engine room flooded and her He also said tennis is one of the been documented?” DeRosa send the letter. He said some be taken for repairs. Coast test,” said Coast Guard Capt. repair of a sidewalk slab was regular meeting and the tennis courts will be located. today as divers probe hull l^gniping system useless, sent TopPricesPaM areas of individualized sports said. $20,000 had been cut when the Guard spokesmen said it was Donby Mathieu, chief of district the basis of a complaint filed initiation of new members by 'At the Board of Education damage. an SOS Thursday morning. assumed the Honolulu-based The French Club of For AN Makes lacking in the high school and Another board member, budget was considered which operations in Juneau. yesterday by a Summit St. district officers. meeting this week, the board The 378-foot high endurance Spokesmen said Navy and Manchester meets tonight at felt the court location, out of David Cohen interjected and was supposed to be saved in resident. He was one of four CARTER CHEVROLET voted to send a letter to the cutter and the Japanese fishiiig Coast Guard divers would help Orange Hall at 8. Members are the wind gusts and on a fairly said the courts were not a high busing. He reasoned that if town residents — all men — to The confirmation class of CO., INC. Town Council requesting the trawler that to w ^ her to quiet determine what repairs are requested to attend this flat surface, was better than priority with him, but the there was money around it npp«ar at a Board of Directors., Trinity Covenant Church will 1229 Mda strati allocation of 346445,000 to be waters after a nine-hour battle necessary before the Jarvis can meeting in order to pay for where the town’s current courts • council has indicated it to be should be put into education. comment session. The session meet Monday at 8 p.m. with Phone 646-6464 used for construction of the against mountainous North be taken to a repair facility. their diiristmas dinners. are located at the high school. with the townpeople through The board voted to send the was manned by Director John Rev. Norman Swenson. courts on the Wapping School Pacific seas were joined late The Coast Guard said Jarvis, The time factor involved for the Capital Goals survey and in­ letter requesting installation of ^ fairway has everything for j Tani. property adjacent to the high Thursday by two other Coast commissioned only last August getting to and from the location formation received from the the courts behind the Little As the Summit St. school grounds. Guard vessels carrying repair as one of the service’s newest was supported by Dr. Joseph Park and Recreation Director League playing field off Ayers homeowner explained it—a slab Last month, after a . public supplies and needed fresh and largest class of cutters,, Advent Kristan who felt a student James Snow. He added that the Rd. on the Wapping School o f his sidewalk was tom up by hearing on the courts, in which water. was showing damage along the should wind up to the playing council will go ahead with property. One vote was filed in the water department In 1970, no opposition was heard, the PlIUNfiSGIVING W orkshop construction of the courts and opposition, Mrs. Rossi’s and council requested thq board to field to participate in the sport to replace a valve. Instead of the school system should “ take DeGiacomo abstained. Mrs. An Advent Workshop will be approve locating the six courts by running to the site and replacing the concrete slab advantage of the 50 per cent Decker, Richard Kupchunos, • napkins •candles held Saturday from 10 a.m. to on school property so the courts should jog back to wind down. vrith another concrete slab, as reimbursement to the town.” Cohen, DeRosa, Donald • basters •roatters noon for children in might be used by students He felt this could be Christmas agreed upon, it Was replaced by Mrs. Cile Decker agreed the Berghuis and Peterson voted in • skawars • glasswara kindergarten through grade 6, during the day and townspeople accomplished in less than ten blacktop, he said. board should not look “ a gift favor of placing of the courts on • canto • tableciotin at Luther Hall of Emanuel after school hours. In doing minutes on both trips. He said he complained to the Another Board member, horse in the mouth” as the school property. • cut outs •dscorations water department and that it Lutheran Church. The children this, the board could ask for 50 BAZAAR Robert DeRosa questioned the system could utilize the coursts “you namo It, wa have HI” sent the town’s sidewalk will be instructed in making per cent reimbursement from board’s priority in approving during the school hours for the Sponsored bv the contractor to rectify the situa­ suitable decorations for the the state for the courts. "t ry us, yo u ’ll like u s!" the request. He said the board purpose of education. V.F.W. Post No. 2046 tion. What the contractor did, Advent season. Board members Mrs. had set up a special committee Fred DeGiacomo was BOLAND Women's Auxiliary said the nnan, was to tear up the The event is sponsored by the Margaret Rossi and Vernon open to study the Pleasant Valley 608 East Center Street wrong part of the sidewalk. Christian Education Committee Peterson expressed concern mondiysl Elementary School grounds OIL CO. ot the church. Serving on the with the boai^ which m i^t be NEW' - EXCITING Sinn 1935 •• Although he repaired the which needs space and equip­ Sat.y Nov, 18th damage with concrete, he committee are: Mrs. Carl V. jeopardizing state aid in the ment. He questioned whether 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. get your didn’t repair the right sidewalk Gustafson, Mrs. Kenneth matter if the town council pays NATURAL HEALTH FUEL OILS funds would be forthcoming AUTOMATIC DELIVEAT weekly slab, the man insisted. Bensen, Mrs. Jack Delbrook, , for the courts. Mrs. Rossi was FOOD SHOPPE Mrs. Bernard Johnson, Mrs. also concerned for the over-all from the council when the final 24.HOUA SERVICE • CHRISTMAS ITEMS lottery An -Oakwood Rd. resident BUDGET ACCOUNTS VIELCOMED Takes A Big Step Fred Hughes and Mrs. Fred cost for equipment and tally for groundwork and * SNACK BAR (with Grinders) tickets complained of flooding on 369 CENTERS!. Swenson. teachers for the tennis equipment was presented to AT THE • HOME BAKED GOODS Woodbridge St., in the Mather Re-enlisting is a big step for many of America’s young Corps, who was sworn in for a four-term term by Capt. Phone 6434320 hare! programs if the board went them. He was advised that the • WHITE ELEPHANT TABLE St. area, and said it is causing men and women but few, if any, will top Spec. 4 Nina Ronald Diggs, in a free-fall parachute jump from an army PARKADE 4-H To Hold along with the proposal by the item would be a budgetary item * KIDDIE CORNER damage in the back yards of Garcia, 20, a 95-pound member of the Women’s Army helicopter 9,600 feet above ^ n Marcos, Texas, yesterday. from the board itself. area residents. council. She also questioned the Awards Night distance from the high school to A Nye St. man complained of ■Np ^ 17 446. D ;OORM..iaAiLCy AuDIToatVMe* bicyclists riding without the court location on the headlights at n i^ t and said it is Twelve Manchester 4-H Clubs Wapping School site and the a safety hazard. failings of Newsmen Predicted will hold an achievement 6 Day a ^pen Thurt. tilt 9 ^ time lapse to get to the courts And a Redwood Rd. resident program, tonight at 7, at Con­ to actively participate in a game. complained of a dangerous KANSAS CITY (AP) - require disclosure, he said, New York Times reporter several inhibiting effects on the cordia Lutheran Church on J. Carman, Clothier, U proud to announce traffic condition at the newly Former reporter Peter Bridge would be to thoroughly dis­ Earl Caldwell, the central press. Pitkin St. High School Principal Ralph SATURDAY ONLY! constructed intersection of predicts increasing numbers of courage investigative repor­ figure in a case in which the The high court’s ruling, the Philip Hultgren will be The Opening o f Our Own Conlon said, by coincidence only, a new physical education 445 Hartford Rd. Parker St. with Sheldon Rd. He newsmen will be Jailed for ting. Supreme Court ruled that Jailing of Bridge and other master of ceremonies of the TAILOR SHOP teacher for girls was being recommended that the road be refusing to disclose their “ We can still print press reporters have no special con­ recent developments have program, which will highlight N O R M A N ’S SS with Vincent Peiuovalle, Matter Tailor requested. He added that the restored to its previous sources or to make public their releases,” he said. “ But the stitutional protection against tended to prompt wariness events and activities of the condition, or that traffic lights public won’t have the being required to assist grand among reporters and sources clubs. A. C. Sheithauer of Can­ W e offer you our Full Tailoring Service. m MA N ’S notes unless action is taken to STORE Parking in the Purnell Lot, with entrance to the Tailor Shop and reflectors be installed guarantee a ‘‘newsman’s information that it’s got to jury investigators, saw a recent alike, Caldwell said. ton will show slides of many of from the rear of the ttore.. . there. privilege.” have.” trend which he said has had He said he and some other the 4-H activities. Club Bolton Bridge, who spent three reporters have destroyed members will receive achieve­ weeks in Jail recently after confidential files which would ment certificates from their Yule Fair Liquor Law club leaders. refusing to answer some have benefited them in future ^ a / M n a n , questions before a grand jury Four Papers Cited reporting and later aided 4-H members, their families, To Be Held For Jan, I i^arding a story he wrote for historians. He also said some ,and the public are cordially SPECIAL ME DAY SALE - TOMORROW MLY the now-defunct Newark sources who once might have 'invited to attend. eight hundred eighty-seven Explained Evening News, made his com­ F o r F re e d o m E ffo rt provided information freely main street, in Tomorrow ments Thursday at The may now be thinking twice. The Philadelphia Inquirer downtown manchester, Manchester Town Clerk Associated Press Managing KANSAS CITY (AP) - Four “ People are afraid of tape SATURDAY, NW. ISUl - 9:30 AM to 6 PJA was named for opening new FUELOIL Connecticut JUDITH DONOHUE Edward,Tomklel, in answer to Editors convention here. newspapers have been awarded recorders now,” Caldwell said. channels of information in the Correspondent many inquiries to his office The convention concludes Freedom of Information 17.9 community and protecting the Tel. 649-8409 AT OUR STORE, 445 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER relative to the dispensing of late today. citations by * ^ 0 Associated Caldwell also suggested the 200 Gal. Min. Where Fitting You Ja OUR PLEASURE, public’s right to know by Plans are complete for alcoholic beverages New By coincidence, the panel Press Managing Editors prevailing climate might I Day Netica For Otiivtpy resisting demands it halt in­ 24-Hour BurnorSorvica And YOUR SATISFACTION! “ Christmas in the Ctountry,” Year’s Eve this year, has discussion in which Bridge was Association for “their con­ discourage reporters from vestigation of local problems. digging into sensitive areas and the annual yule fair to be spon­ issued the following a participant took place only tinuing fight to maintain and MANCHESTER The Corry Evening Journal sored by the Women of St. clarification: how before a Los Angeles broaden press freedoms.” even frighten some people OIL HEAT, INC. was cited for refusal to accept George’s Church tomorrow “Because New Year’s Eve Judge sentenced reporter Cited were The Daily away from starting careers as 649-4908 ' ‘ prior censorship in juvenile from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the > this year falls on Sunday night. WllUahi Farr to an indefinite Oklahoman, Oklahoma City; newsmen. court cases. parish hall on Rt. 44A. Sec. 30-91 of the state statutes Jail term for refusing to reveal The Philadelphia Inquirer; the The Flint Journal award 'General chairman Alma will a]tply. It refers only to the. source of ,a story he wrote Corry (Pa.) Evening Journal; came for its ‘‘courageous Amundson notes that several instances as this year’s. It while covering the Charles and the Flint (Mich.) Journal. decision” to force open city 88 area craftsm en' will be i permits the dispensing of Manson niurder trial for the “ They exhibited the courage BROAD STREET / council meetings through court displaying and gelling tbelj^ ^. alcoholic beverages in any club, Lmi Angeles Rerald-Examiner. in journalism for which the StGras MANCHESTER action. wares at the fair, and many golf country club, restaurant, IMdge told the nearly 600 APME’s freedom of informa­ Across handmade gift items will al^o cafe, or hotel — between the Journalists and guests at the tion citation was created,” said be sold. .hours of 12 noon Sunday and 3 meeting here the question of a John R. Finnegan of the St. Finnegan said “ as a result of the Other highlights will include a.m. Monday, New Year’s reporter’s right to protect Paul Dispatch-Pioneer Press its (Daily Oklahoman) work, the Army released unavs^ilable Nation a children’s room with Day.’ ’ confidential sources and notes and chairman of APME’s SELP-SIRVICB DEPT STPM B activities and a shopping table Tomkiel said the regulation is “ a people issue rather than a Freedom of Information Com­ morning reports of units geared to young budgets; a applies to New Year’s Eve only press issue.” mittee. involved in the My Lai case.” baked goods table; a refresh­ “ and definitely not Christmas He said the public will suffer The Daily Oklahoman was And ‘‘The Oklahoman has M ^ m ment booth; a candle table; Eve.” He said also it does not far more than the press if cited for uncovering new infpr- focused national attention on white elephant and remnant apply to package stores, which newsmen are not allowed to mation about the massacre of the Army’s refusal to release tables; and a Christmas decora­ ' must remain closed every keep their notes and the civilians by U.S. soldiers in the full details of the tion center. Sunday. identities of their sources con­ Vietnam and opening additional investigation of My Lai made VALUES SLIP THROUGH YOUR FINGERS! fidential in all cases. The effect Army records for public by the Army in the so-called Herbs, jewelry and portrait of permitting government to Inspection. Peers report.” painting will round out a varied C o v e n try list of attractions. Paper Profit FRieiDAIRC HOUSEWARES Carol Lorenzini, chairman of Homeowners FROST-FREE SIDE BY SIDE W h i r l p o o l the conservation committee of \ Super Capacity ★ Asked to Fight the Bolton Junior Woman’s REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER INSTALLED AUTOMATie Club, reports that |80 was Big 20 cu. ft. Capacity FLOOR OARE Gypsy Moth raised in the organization’s re­ WASHER — IN YOUR SPACE cent paper drive. A total of Big 244 lb. Capacity Freezer • 2 speeds - 4 cycici HOLLY GANTNER 21,420 pounds of newspaper was • Specisl cool-down cere for ★ Correspondent WAREHOUSE PRICED Permanent Press fabrics INCLUDING PLUMBINGS WIRING collected. Mrs. Lorenzeni • MAGIC CLEAN Scif- SMALL Tel. 742-8795 expresses the club’s gratitude cieaninf lint filter KitehenAid • Giant Size SURCIUTOR The Conservation Commis­ to those who collected and asitator UNDER THE COUNTER APPLIAROES sion is encouraging contributed to the effort. • 6 water levels, 5 water homeowners to assist in gypsy ' Bake Sale FREEZERS-REFRIGERATORS! tempt ★ moth control this fall, and has The Council of Catholic WAREHOUSE PRICED DISHWASHER listed some suggestions on how Women of St. Maurice Church IT Ca. Ft. CHEST FREEZER 1 9 8 .0 0 With a KitchanAid dishwaihar there's RADIO-STEREO they can help lessen the gypsy At No Extra Cost will sponsor a bake sale to Ca. FI. UPHIOHT FREEZER 1 5 8 .0 0 no dial to fust with. )ust push a but-i moth problem next spring. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 5 Ca. Ft. UPRIQHT REFRiaERATOH 6 9 .0 0 ton and dishwashing'i dona. Optional Yard cleaning should include at Highland, Park Market, cycles include: Full cycle for normal] CEN. ELECTRIC 410JI SIDE-aT-SIDE FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR WASHERS-DRYERS! loads. Rinsa and Hold for partial loads, scraping off any egg masses Manchester. FREEZER 2 8 5 .0 0 WESTINCHOUSE 169.05 WASHER DRYER OOMIINATIOR found on trees or rocks, the CC KitchenAid Pledge Visits 1 3 8 .0 0 WAREHOUSE PRICED ItO Ji 2 DOOR AUTOMATIC DEFROST REFRIGERATOR MOTOROLA suggests. The egg masses M A D E B Y THE WORLD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST The personal visitation phase FREEZER 1 7 5 .0 0 MAKER OF COMMERCIAL DISHWASHERS SYLVAN IA should be placed in kerosene, of the fall financial drive of WHIRLPOOL PERMANENT PRESS ELECTRIC DRYEP 1 1 9 .0 0 old motor oil, or some soap PANASONIC Stop bsing tha dlihwashtr. Bet a new KitehenAid NOWI United Methodist Church will 100.00 If Cl. Ft. FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR 2 4 5 .0 0 3 CYCLE, 2 SPEED AUTOMATIC WASHER 188.95 base solution. takek place Sunday afternoon, HAM. BEACH Trees can be treated with according to pastor Rev. David a ct. R. m a u L sse4t-sbe non r c DISRWASRERS! HOOVER creosote, a dormant spray, or ■maHTn 425.001 Campbell. 7 SPEED, 3 CYCLE DELUXE WHIRLPOOL WASHER S2SS.IS WHIRLPOOL DELUXE 1 CYCLE UHDER-THi- EUREKA an oil-based liquid. Caution B20.fi I I Ca. Ft. WHIRLPOOL SIOE-IT-SIDE FROST FREE, 1 9 5 .0 0 Church members who have AVOCADO, REFRIGERATOR FREEZER 3 9 9 .9 5 COUNTER DISHWAUIER with riaif aaC htM taa- should be used in treating thin 2 SPEED, 3 CYCLE SPEED QUEEL WASHER RECINA Choose g- not returned 1973 pledge cards 1 9 5 .0 0 lart " 1 8 8 .0 0 bark trees with oil, however, are asked to return then) by 5249.95 DELUXE TOP LOAOINO 9 CYCLE DELUXE DISH­ SCHICK the CC said. Sunday. , LARGE FAMILY SIZE 10 CU. FT. 00 WASHER. Normal oyelt, short oyolo riato tad WARING Any treatment.made now will from Special Note hold. Mijilo Top. 1 6 8 .0 0 tflAL DEFROST REFRIGERATOR 2 TEMPERATURE DRYER O O l CLAIROL help control next summer’s The church’s adult social club *148 $ 5219.95 FRONT LOADING CONVERTIILE 2 CYCLE PORT­ With Paraianeat Frets 8 8 RIVAL infestation. The local conser­ will meet at Parkade Lanes in ABLE DISHWASHER with Mapio Top. 1 6 8 .0 0 vationists are again requesting Manchester Saturday at 8 p.m. FAMOUS BRAND DELUXE Front Loiding Fertahia DISH­ LEWYT that an egg count be taken in SUPERBA for an evening of bowling. Mrs. WASHER 1 4 8 .0 0 SHETLAND Coventry by a state Ernest Whipple will be in PT SELF-CLEANine OVEN entymologist, to help ascertain charge of reservations. LOW PRICES INCLUDE DELIVERY*, DELUXE UNDEI-THE-OOUNTEI HUNDREDS OF wNh A PICTURE WINDOW DOOR jVlPtR 00 the extent of defoliation next IMPERIAL Zoning Hearing DItHWAtHEI WITH MULTI LEVEL *148 ★ PORTABLE RADIOS summer. FAMOUS SUNBEAM DELUXE • Self-Cleaning Oven Systems iPtC lA '- wiiHiao AtTioa. The Bolton zoning board will “GUARDIAH” SERVICE & CUARANTEE ★ TAPE RECORDERS Tedford Completes Course • Infinite Heat Controls hold a public hearing Tuesday ★ CLOCK RADIOS Patrolman Arthur Tedford of CUSTOM at 8 p.m. at Community Hall to • Automabc Oven Timer & Clock • ALL SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALES • DEALERS WELCOME the Coventry Police hear a request by Doris Skinner At Civa-A-Way Pricao department has graduated from for a zone change. Ms. Skinner, WAREHOUSE PRICED • SOME ONE-OF-A-KIND • SOME PRE-OWNED the recruit training course at Electric Blankets TELEVISION SAVE UP TO executrix of the estate of Albert • FLOOR SAMPLES the Connecticut Police Skinner, is seeking to have a 7.5 Academy in Meriden. • AND PRIOR YEAR MODELS • SOME DEMONSTRATORS T9.9S 9“ Oiof. Olaok • Wblto TV 5 9 .9 5 acre parcel of land on the north •o» Mtior Api,lhiices Only Tedford satisfactorily 9 Heat Settings... 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Each time you ACCEPTED TERMS ARRANGED 7.47 launder the curtains, ypu can C h a i s e o r L a y a w a y a t K i n d ’s the campus closed until after hang them in an mipoaite way NEXT TO STOP and SHOP the 'llianksgiving holidays as thus making the curtains last result of Thursday’s shooting. much longer and fade evenly. A SmaU Dapoelt Holds Your Salaellon PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Nov. 17, 1OT2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 17.1972 • PAGE THIRTEEN Car, Headed, Wrong Way, BARBS What’s Sauce por The Resignation Stirs Speculation By PHIL PASTORET Fire Drives Couple Obituary ERIE, Pa. (AP) - A city maid replied. “ You parked The local tavern has just meter maid and a state overtime.” concocted a moon shot: near­ In Crash at Intersection policeman played a game of “ I’m seriousi;'” cautioned the WASHINGTON (AP) - The He said a White House aide language was tough and uncom- blamed Nixon for raising a vacuum in the glass. From Apartment » * • “ tag” and the trooper insisted trooper, who asked not to be resignation of the Rev. contacted commission promising. “ phony issue.” MANCHESTER sometime Thursday afternoon, he won. identified. “ This was an official Lucian C. Zaiko Mrs. Elizabeth J . Tedford Theodore Hesburgh after three members during a hearing on $1,000 non-surety bond for court A cynic is a fellow A fire in the attic over closed. Water damage was , Constance W. Ellis, 25, of police said. Lucian C. Zaiko, 62, of Berlin, years as chairman of the U.S. Indian rights in Albuquerque, appearance Dec. 4. whose man lost the elec­ Ganter’s Market, 598 Center heavy he said, and he had no The meter maid ticketing an police stop.” Mrs. Elizabeth J. Tedford, 91, During the presidential During the reign of KingTSit Gilead St., Hebron, was brother of Mrs. Donald Civil Rights Commission has N.M., and asked for their tion, and who says he’s idea when the store would unmarked state police car for The woman kept on writing. of 16 Litchfield St., died this election campai^, Hesburgh (Tutankhamen) about 1350 St., drove a couple from their MacPherson of Manchester, charged with going the wrong Thomas D. Miner, 24, of 12 Manchester Police said looking forward to the reopen,’ ’but I hope it will be overtime parking Thursday The trooper, noticing that the morning at Manchester raised questions from other resignations. said he was particularly d & B.C., cosmetics were highly second floor apartment last way on a one-way street, and Cottage St., Rockville, was management at Butterfield’s “coronation" next Janu­ when the uniformed trooper meter maid’s car was doubled- died Thursday at Hartford Memorial Hospital after a short members bout whether Presi­ Warren said that was due to a couraged about the debate on developed. When his tomb was night and resulted in heavy soon.” operating a motor vehicle with department store at the ary. Puskas said he did not yet emerged from the Erie County parked on a local street, Uien Hospital after a short illness. illness. dent Nixon supports the panel. “ Misinterpretation.” Only school busing. He said the discovered 3000 years later, charged Thursday with oh-' smoke and water damage. The unsafe tires, after a twohit a mail Elliott Svelnys, 24, 325 attic ceiling were damaged by plumbers, but one of them even Owen F. Souer Funeral services will be held Summonses for alleged motor proposed items now before the Hesburgh denies every saying administration’s civil rights collection box and hit the wall Tolland Tpke., Manchester, flames, according to the came in tops in a class of 30. Monday at 11 a.m. at the vehicle violations were issued board, with a potential cost of a Owen Francis Souer, 39, of that, claiming he was record, Hesburgh was ap­ at Manchester Sea Food, 43 Oak was charged yesterday, by Ver­ firemen. Diane Devennie, 22, was the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 to: couple million dollars, we feel Enfield, formerly of misquoted in news stories pointed chairman by Nixon St. non Police, with evading At no time did flames break first to complete an e g g -^ p e d Main St., Manchester, with the Michael E. Barton, 22, of 12 that a public hearing should be Manchester, died Thursday at written before the presidential after the President publicly (k)urt date is Nov. 27. responsibility in connection through the roof of the building, joint Thursday by ladling a Rev. Dr. George Webb of South Doane St., charged Thursday held to provide the taxpayers Mercy Hospital, Springfield, election. praised Hesburgh’s tough stand with the investigation of in­ but the. intense heat did cause molten mixture of lead and tin United Methodist morning with illegal operation with the facts on what the total Mass. He was bom in Hartford Contrary to the against student protesters in Ulysses Newkirk, 34, of 372 cidents on Lake St. in Vernon. the attic windows to blow out. into a brass pipe as members of Church,officiating. Burial will of truck with limited license, on costs will be and 'how the and had lived in Enfield for the understanding of some commis­ 1969. Woodbridge St., was charged Police said Svelnys struck Except for a mop-up crew, the Department of Licenses and be in East Cemetery. Center St. Churt date is Dec. 4. financing will be carried out.” past 17 years. sion members, Warren said Warning frequently about Thursday night with breach of several signs and mailboxes on firemen left the scene at 6:46 Inspections looked on. Friends may call at the James S. Orfitelli, 20, of 110 In addition, Royce said the He was employed as a tmck Nixon did not have the group in racial polarization in America, peace, third-degree criminal Lake St. and then left the scene. p.m. Traffic in the area had to She also finished first in the funeral home, Sunday, from ? to wa rasarve tha right Comstock Rd., charged Y R ’s are requesting a cut in the, driver for Gaer Bros. Inc. of mind when he asked for Hesburgh once said, “ About the mischief, and first-degree Duane D. Martin, 18, of South be detoured for about an hour written exam given two weeks 9 p.m. to limit quantitiaa Thursday morning with illegal tax rate of at least 3 mills, to be East Windsor for the past 13 resignations from top layers of only one that can get us back on criminal trespass, police said. St., Vernon, was charged with because of fire hoses lying ago. G O FAR O N A operation of truck with limited effective Jan. I, 1973 and to years. the federal bureaucracy as part course, I think, is the The charges, lodged against failure to grant right of way at across Center St. Miss Devenni, formerly an license, on Center St. Court follow similar Survivors include his wife, of a reorganization plan for his Presidency.” Newkirk on a Circuit Ckturt 12 a private drive in Cdnnection Stephen Puskas, owner of the insurance company file clerk, Doris Tetro Souer, three sons, warrant, stem from a recent date is Dec. 4. with the investigation of a two- recommendations by the received her plumbing training LiniE MONEY. second term. ’The commission’s periodic market business said this Richard C. Knight, 52, of 100 Republican Town Committee. Owen M. Souer, Jody S. Souer, Peron Commission member reports cited alleged in­ domestic disturbance, police car accident at the intersection morning that the store is at an Opportunities Ferguson Rd., charged Royce pointed out there is and Shawn R. Souer, and a Maurice Mitchell, president of adequacies in federal enforce­ FABRIC DEPARTMENTl^STORES said. Court date is Nov. 27. of. Rt. 83 and Wilshire Rd:, Industrialization Center. Thursday afternoon with failure “ approximately $750,000 of OPEL 1973 daughter, Kimberly Souer, all the University of Denver, said ment of civil rights latys on yesterday. MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off 1-86) to drive a reasonable distance uncommitted surplus funds at home; a brother, Robert J. Ends Thursday Nixon “ has little use” housing, education and Francis J. D’Alessio, 34, of 40 Police said Martin collided •EMm COmOYr SriM MMViTrmvt Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. apart,''after a minor two-car with a car being driven by available and the intent of Souer of East Windsor; and two for the commission. employment. Frequently, the Olcott St., Apt. A-112, was Us Slbw 78* ffnr t o {(U M To TA» accident at E. Center St. and Susan A. Carroll of 201 Regan revenue-sharing is to lower the sisters, Mrs. Alice McFetridge charged Thursday afternoon PLAZA DEPT. STORE §1 b uumyCarBtfbillm of East Windsor and Mrs. Effie Exile with': second-degree burglary Plymouth Lane. Court date is Rd., Vernon. She was taken to property tax.’’ (The Winkle of South Windsor. and third-degree assault, by a Nov. 27. the Rockville General Hospital uncommitted surplus funds are 705 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE S18P)lTS$S&SIHE$$$ for treatment. still an estimate, because the Funeral services will be 38th Wedding Anniversary- Circuit Court 12 warrant. MANOmiSTER (AoroM from St. Bartholomew's Church) Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Leete BUENOS AIRES (AP) - Police said the arrest was Police detectives are John J. Flaherty, 20, of 34 town auditor has not completed 00RlMF0R1973...T0iltC0IE Funeral Home, 125 Pearl St., Juan D. Peron returned to SATURDAY NOV. 18th made in connection with a investigating the theft of about Spring St., Rockville, was his 1971-72 audit. The $750,000 OPEN WED., THUR8., FBI. ttU 0 Enfield. Burial w ill be in Argentina today, ending 17 Former president and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson pose with recent disturbance at another $360 in cash from the 94 Lodge charged with operating without Royce refers to includes years in exile. The form er anticipated surpluses from all Enfield St. Cemetery. their dog, Yuki, at their Texas ranch home in this picture 40 Olcott St. apartment. Dr. home of Mrs. Lewis rear red light and without ■M J l S CPEL president’s chartered jet air­ Banning. The theft occurred marker light and operating on accounts — (General Fund, Gloves < Mittens • Scarves BNum-t # ■ KAUR Calling hours are today from made available on the couple’s 38th wedding anniversary FINAL DAY OF D’Alessio was released on a liner landed at Ezeiza Water Fund, Sewer Fund, Fire 7 to 9 p.m. today. (AP photo) unsafe tires. Martin, Flaherty International Airport, bringing and Svelnys are scheduled to District Fund and Special Warm Hats & Slipper Socks the 77-year;old one-time appear in Circuit Court 12, Downtown District Taxing ForM Liljian Heron White dictator home on a mission of Rockville on Dec. 5. Fund. The latest estimate is S 6t S B U IC K “ peace and understanding.” Democratic Club COVENTRY that the General Fund surplus Everybody Is Pleased Lillian Heron White, 60, a Troops and tanks ringing the Hebron REGALS will be about $495,000). One Kevin Ravelin, 21, of at Plaza *W«MiExitMrt’* A h m OrMvttwr Op«(-8iw6 OtaAr^ Manchester resident for many airport kept thousands of Supports Purchase Crestwood Dr., Cktventry, was other suggestion by Royce is for tmDAII$STnlUIICIEtTU(Op«EvM.)MMm years, died Wednesday night in Peronists from reaching the charged yesterday with sale of conducting a townwide JmN 9 jAhHAii f HwlMiat Slmi Valley, Calif., after a long airport to welcome Peron. Stop Order Stands marijuana and possession of referendum on the proposal to illne^. Police and soldiers used tear Of Case Mountain controlled drugs. He was held lower the tax rate. She had most recently made gas repeatedly to disperse overnight at the police station her home with her daughter, columns of marchers trying to On Ostrager House 1972 SILVER- A resolution backing town public hearing — possibly in and presented in Circuit Court, Kathleen White Ferguson, at reach the airport in southwest acquisition of Case Mt., and December. East Hartford this morning 899 Weaver St. in Simi Valley. Buenos Aires. another deploring “ the The Democratic Club’s where he was released on a $1,- MERCURY Bom in Brooklyn, N. Y. she The military government ANNE EMT was requested to investigate eX^emely dangerous” condi­ resolution relative to the 000 non-surety bond and his was the daughter of Lillian Sohl permitted only 300 Peronist Correspondent the properties with respect to tion of the Parker St .-Sheldon Parker St.-Sheldon Rd. in­ case was continued. Heron and the late William E. leaders to go to the airport to - Tel. 228-3971 sanitary facilities*, particularly Rd. intersection were adopted tersection asks that it be BROTHERS LINCOLN Heron. ' The Planning and Zoning in relation t(k adjoining S j welcome Peron and the 140 unanimously Wednesday night rihstored to its original condi­ Besides her daughter, she Peronist* chieftains and Commission tabled action properties. CHIPPIRSAYS... •?r 9 ’‘1* the Democratic (ilulS of tion, dr that safety markers and leaves three grandchildren. Tuesday evening on a request In a letter to Keefe, Schur R e p o r t celebrities who accompanied Manchester. lights be installed there. from Murray Ostrager to lift a stated “ We do not feel that this The funeral is Saturday at the Peron and his wife, Is a ^ l, on The resolution backing town The newly constructed Reardon Simi Valley Mortua^. stop order issued in September building should be occupied on a the flight from Rome. Peron acquisition of Case Mt., , intersection is near the Marine Gantner - Obituary on a house Ostrager is year-round basis because of the C a r d s flew to Rom e from Madrid, supports a Board of Directors’ Club on Parker St., the site for constructing on St. Ronan Rd. location of the neighboring where he has lived for years in action Tuesday night which meetings of the Democratic in Amston.. downhill well.” Leslie J. Carroll exile. Club. Bennet and Illing Junior High He further suggested that the declared its intent to provide SALE-A-THON At its Sept. 28 meeting, the Most of the greeters held Members Wednesday night School students received their Leslie James Carroll, 64, of building should be supplied with the town’s $150,000 cost share of umbrellas over their heads as commission requested that expressed alarm over what report cards for the first Norwich, father of L. James water from the seasonal water the $600,000 purchase price. The they waited in the rain behind a building inspector Richard they called “ the unsafe condi­ quarter today. Manchester Carroll Jr. of Manchester, died supply at the lake and that the federal government has set metal barricade near the Keefe put the order in effect tion of this intersection at .High School students will AT THE aside $300,000 as its 50 per cent Thursday at Backus Hospital, immediately on the St. Ronan deed by restricted to runway to greet their chief. night.” receive theirs Monday. Norwich. prohibiting the installation of a share, and the state is This nation of 24 million Rd. prefab modular home, The next meeting of the Parents who do not receive Before his retirement in 1971, well on the property, thus considering a $150,000 grant as people watched on a natfonwide because of the possibility that Democratic Club will be an report cards are asked to call he was employed by the allowing only seasonal use of its 25 per cent share. television hookup as Peron the construction of sanitary “ Open House,” Dec. 12, with the offices of the schools where Division of Vocational the home. The proposed appropriation touched Argentine soil for the facilities would not meet the prospective members and the Rehabilitation of the Connec­ by the town will be subject to a their children are enrolled. first time since he fled to a necessary health standards. Schur said that the well at the ticut State Department of general public invited. Paraguayan gunboat in the At the same time Paul Schur present time did comply with Education for M years. River Plate after being of the State Health Department the Public Health C ^ e , but BIG M! Other survivors include his overthrown by the armed because of the potential of wife, a daughter, four brothers, forces in late September, 1955. possible pollution of the and three granddaughters. Argentina, South America’s neighboring well, eliminating The funeral is Saturday at Better Late FANTASTIC SAVINGS on NEW AND USED CARS second largest nation, was in year-round residence would 8:15 a.m. at the Cummings turmoil. Peron found all greatly reduce the possibility of DAY 100% Funeral Home, 82 Cliff St., Than Never pollution. activities paralyzed, both by a *We warrant that we will repair or replace defective parts Norwich, and at 9 at St. national holiday decreed by the Rereplion in the enfine, transmission, rear axle, front axle Patrick’s Cathedral. Burial will WHITE SANDS MISSILE military government and a The Rev. William N. Parsing, assembly, brake system, end electrical equipment for 60- be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, RANGE, N.M. (AP) - Christ­ WARRANTY new rector of St. P eter’ s general strike ordered by the mas came a couple of months days. • Norwich. Episcopal Church, will be Peronist-dominated General fearly — or 28 years late — for Calling hours are today from honored at a reception Sunday 60 DAY 100% GUARANTEE Confederation of Labor. Duane H. Baldwin of El Paso, 7 to 9 p.m. afternoon from 3 to 5 in Phelps Hours before Peron’s Alitalia Tex. Hall, Rt. 85. jet landed, 60 noncommissioned Baldwin’s mother mailed him All residents of Hebron are Mrs. Edythe C. Dexter navy officers mutinied at their an engraved silver wrist watch invited to welcome the new training school in Buenos Aires. in 19^4 V hile he was a corporal 68 PONTIAC 6 8 M 6 6 70 TOYOTA Funeral services for Mrs. 'rector who will take over his with the 1st Cavalry Division in i44Mr,lq«irtws,irtnrtil,9Mr ■ M H n ,m i i MUtm, iIIWAa»«^ war. cbssmBBr iMitoHiOMi PMi AM BMvw tXnnrfna. jMCMv frMt rtbs Immn*, funeral home tonight from 7 to OTTAWA (AP) - Prime demonstration at Whiton Public fimii ImHm mmm WHtSPM m oowmoM- •r (rM rin f, bumper prulKlIm i arp^AM psilt pfMMHv# Im iIiw wm aM tlMVlefl wIim I, ta«rt« ru4lu, O T poebuf*, pr*l**llv* buoy *l4u 9. Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau Library. A lecturer from the .M8I]FBIOT mVmHnpVf WNIVIS GBHivVI IVri Vlllf* «n M l* wUh dnek, Irra llw rliM le l rub •M* I— m p^nmu pnltlUn nwldlfip*. Stadi SCT3 announced Thursday night that Baldwin, a White Sands Wadsworth Atheneum will and Stainless n r, vWbffitv Ifb t dshtm wh*d emf* •Mu m , a m rarttu, ilucur grp,, prutKtIvu Missile Range employe, finally * 1 4 9 1 ^ * •n, asi v -i mttkm, «tc Umk 3C12. Sal* unvpf miieto vmiIivi |dX IhmmI mlfiw, v W- bMv •Mr RMUkifi, rwiwtu cMilidUftnilr- the new Parliament will show slides and give the presen­ * 2 0 9 5 * * 1 5 9 5 * bUlly Hfkt m p„ HMmI fi«H LOGICAL received his 28-year-old By V^Aliam Rogers friM wr.WbSA3.lJtM** JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A convene Jan. 4 despite calls tation. The public is invited. from opposition leaders that the Christmas present at a recent Members are encouraged to Yours without charge with purchases totaling $25.00 or waste-disposal bag issued at a 1st Cavalry Division reunion at *3269 *2953 session begin sooner. bring their paintings of flowers. *3733 park site in North Mississippi *4416 The first action will be a vote Ft. Hood, Tex. more. 28 exquisite items to choose from. This offer is good carries this message: “Keep through November 18, 1972 only. Mississippi Clean. Throw of confidence on Trudeau’s Cub Scout Pack 112 will meet BARGAIN CORNER Away This Bag When You 71 MAW III SAVE 69UNC0UI *2995 U B W C k <1995 minority Liberal party govern­ Friday night at 7 at the liphl biuu, uirHuartlHuiiliia, (turuu tmpa Return to Memphis.” President Theodore All safety inspected and ready for the road. ■OM Spurt* w g »n , A j>u»*., durb br*wn,_tnn vlnyl.bil*rl*r, block vhiyi Wp^ a cyl. auCm ment. ’The Liberals lead the Roosevelt’s role as mediator in Washington School cafeteria. A •ytlMi, A way puwur (M , pmuM win. wylt«p,AUICOWOmOWIIW,iartlu.uml biterlWf S cyi. nutcmutl*, power iteoibin* hoWAMMMiMy*^ murk, puw*r itowint, pavrar biuhMv AM Conservatives 109-107 but are 24 the Russo-Japanese Peace movie will be shown followed radlu, ulrwudlHwiIng. In Memoriam seats short of majority. treaty won him the Nobel by games. Cubs must be Please Note: All purchases made between October 11 and 6 6 M B R C Recounts of some races in the Peace Prize in 1906. accompanied by at least one November 18,1972 and charaed on your Regal Account must *1195 70 fSRP w s t 66 COMET *795 • 7 riR 0 ilC 0 "''‘»3|9S MooiOarav mdtm, nkdf ogMlppoa^ C«umry _Squlw SU tIm W tH L AM ru ^ Aduet aodua, dark peMn, S eyi. mdomuK ■ m ■ *Af---_wfwfmif looiVf W- noaoBay - a A ---1wavai T ao$pwg In loviiu memory of our grandmother, general election Oct. 30 could parent. b okov be paid by December 16, 1972 in order for you to receive 67 MERCURY 6 8 FORD 6 6 C H E V E L L E BPaonOfy paiarau ^ * mA*mull*, peuwr cwcrfnp, p**r*r bwAi*, Ry dMR aMoip owolpparfp whhewaRi^wdwlsaots^day^ Sadie Muldoon, who passed away change the standings, but not fadwyaj^uMtawaW November 17. 1971 your free gifts. enough to give either major THHHnir**Txur A Ufe U still a Ufe party a majority. at M w r SM a U tm - p in n«M H mMI a pnv dwhi, Mmt M W MWw, BdMIc, piMr m h Tossssr^^sss Murquil Breughom A d**r borMy t miH- For so long as it remains aruiw a^^nvO^w B BI"'"^2995 FOR SALE OR LEASL irtw. tBneOw aiilP* INwwr. ihatM. I M d dark bluu ulnyl ruuf, lully Miuippud cur. Mawtofy 4Hla«r hanlfa|ii whitap fully matk, power ita*rlnt,.p*w*r b ta W fn** Unforgotten. The New Democrats won 31 •Rwlppaa. t*ry air, w hit. waH*, AM PM eWra#, tuMn, Sadly missed. seats, and their leader, David NEW Vinyl Wp, twin CMnW tmnp* mal*. Oruy. Grandchildren PRIME LOCATION OFFICE BUILDING Lewis, indicated the party 341 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER * 8 9 5 ★ A^ANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM ★ would support Trudeau on the * 7 9 5 * 1 1 9 5 P Muldoon, who ? “ passed *■ awav S»<«e first vote to enable the Liberals November 17, 1971. away, to stay in office. • 25,000 sq. ft — complete with carpeting, partitioning, healing, elevator, air conditioning. REBAL MEN'S SHSP The r,:emory of love and joy are wiUi us Trudeau said he was waiting Janitorial service and SOO car on-site parking. until January to convene the Sadly Missed, • Will lease 650 sq. ft. or entire building at lowest "THe C O U n iT i MEN'S STORE" TOYpIA ★ THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS Son and Dau^ters House of (Commons because rentals east of Hartford . . . or sell with minimum LYNCH MOTORS / M ORIAOTY B “we have a very important down payment and available secondary financing. MANCHESTCR VIRNON NEW72MON11EGO program” to prepare. Robert’ 901 -907 M AIN STREET TRI-CITY PLA2A 2-DOOR HARDTOP In kiy^ memoiy of our grandnnother, • Ideal for group medical or office practice. Sadie MuMoao, who passed away Nov. Stanfield, the Conservative 643-2478 •72-0538 17. 1971. • Owner is retiring — quick sale will bring a lower leader, said the Liberals have price. Brokers protected. iT io m a m A i SU>RMliuMM*rn. -‘ * 3 2 9 8 OPEN MON, thru SAT. 9:80-5:80 OPEN MON thru FRI. 10:00-9:00 no mandate to govern and the Remembered Always, THURSDAY UNTIL 9:00 PJI. SATURDAY 10:00-6:80 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.*Phone643-5n5 Aianaod Vickie session should be called in Call Today: 249-7877 345 CENTERS?. 6464321 MANCHESTER Hnldoao December. Lewis agreed. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchftater, Conn., F ri„ Nov. 17, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Nov. 17,1972 — PAGE F IF T "^ ^ Hebron Columbia 5#audience appeal. ’The mishaps Giraitis (props), and Kathy said Mrs. Link. Picture cards ficulty with pitch. Greenfield, Anna Cyr, John All-Star Game were used to test primary that romantic and violent of that “ greasy knight’’ Donovan (sound) have had their More Rain Than Usual period. Madrigal singers will Gearhart, (haudia Kuehl, Mark Falstaff in his attempts to work cout out for them. -at 3 4 1 Au4. Four Hebron boys will be grades and language structure She brought her hand puppet, serenade you as you are shown Zarbo, Joel Drutt, Gerry seduce the virtuous Mistresses Marcie Gordon and Sue playing tonight in the first All- is tested by asking questions. which, in addition to eyes and ALL NEW 72 FORD E300 Precipitaion in Precipitation during the to your seat by appropriately Perrett, Stephen Ide, Ellen Page and Ford, are hilariously Krantz, rehearsal assistants. Star gam e in the Eastern A play was used to test mouth, hair and nose, has a Manchester for the 10-month month of October was 3.64 costumed wenches. The Bangasser, Cieorge Sweetnam, slapsticle. Sock’n Buskin Lady Paula Saimond, Assistant Midget Football League, intermediate students while tongue and gum ridge. The period since Jan. 1 was 5.64 program printed on finest Marc Hirsphfeld, Pat Ryan, intends to prove that to the Director and Official inches, against an scheduled for 7:30 at the news reports were used to test puppet is used in class to show 12-Foot Parcel Del. Van inches above average, parchment, will introduce you Kathy Peterson, Greg Haroian, Shakespeare can be much more Crying Towel, and Mr. DiRosa, 411,00 anticipated average of 3.04 Mansfield 'Training School. junior students. Some of the students how most sounds are according to a spokesman in White, 302 V-8, 123” wheelbase, 8300 GVW package, to the players in this Richard Byam, Tom Latham, than page-long soliloqueys and Technical Director, have also The Hebron Rams Midget junior high students composed made. Tongue depressors are the ^w n water department. inches. It was 4.29 in Shakespearean farce, as well as Laura Hlivyak, CaUiy Larrivee, incomprehensible vocabulary. put in long hours for your Football coach, Tony Alfano, their own news reports and also used. passenger seat, gauges, automatic transmission, 800x16 Average for the period is provide you with a brief Linda Garahan, Carol Larivee, It can be fun, as you will see. benefit. September and 2.76 in Oc­ who will be assisting the Mrs. Link was able to obtain Mrs. Link said parents are tires. Western mirrors, power steering, power brakes, 35.19 inches. Manchester synopsis of each scene to Karen Knepple, and Bob Rice Crews have been working ’Dekets will be available at Senior Officers Nominated coaching staff for the southern spontaneous speech plus the key to speech development front and rear shocks, 70 amp battery, swing lock door enjoyed 40.83 inches. tober of last year. enhance your enjoyment of the will be outdoing themselves diligently in preparation for the door tonight and Saturday, division, announced the Chuck language structure ability, she with glass. During the week of every five years. Andy Burr has participated in feels we should take the best of since they are the first speech production. just for your entertainment. opening night. If you’ve been $1.50 General Admission. Long, John Dzienis, Carl said. teachers of their children. 'fovember 6-10. Seniors voted Kathy Donovan has the Student Assembly, the High the past plus the best for today The set itself may surprise Why has Sock’n Buskin been wondering about those “ Sexy Come, see the Merry Wives of Radman and Bill Henaghan will A total of 64 students are in Parents should not use baby on nominees for class officers. participated in the Student School World, AFS, Current and have the best year ever, '73. you, for it consists of white doing Shakespeare to open its was a Man’s Leg” signs, you Windsor and your heart too, be among the 13-year-olds from the speech and language talk; it is better for children to ’The following paragraphs give Assembly, National Honor Affairs and Aridian. She'd like Jeff Stone participated in Ski HUNDREDS ON LEFTOVER frame filled with hanging beads 72-73 season? Intrepid director can now blame them on will ‘thunder to the ’Tune of G&H PAVING, INC. ten towns who will be proram and meet twice a week learn the right way to speak a resume of the nominees and Society, Round Table to see more activities during Club, National Honor Society, or solid blocks of color. But you Lee Hay believes in giving both Bethany Bowen, publicity Greensleeves.’ Who knows, if BOLTON participating in the game. for lessons. first, she said. 72 Cars—Trucks—Vans— Broncos what they would like to do for (President), High School the year that would bring such a Student Council, Student BAVE will soon realize that the students and the general public chairman. The eyecatching you keep your eyes open, you The southern division team, Language problems are the senior class. World, Current Affairs Club, large class/C loser togeU esentatives to the Board of Last Call simplicity of the set accen­ an opportunity to view and colored poster in halls and might even see the (jueen. — comprised of players from complex and are the intake and Parents of children with Aaron Bayer belongs to the Sock & Buskin, Announcers and Andy would keep^ communica­ Edi^tlon, Current Affairs, 72 El 00 CARGO VAN 72 E200 CARGO VAN tuates the flowery olde English participate in many types of around town are the design and Gaudia Kuehl FREE, a 13-15 lb. Turkey Bolton, South Windsor Rotary, output of communication speech problems have been con­ Student Assembly, Ski Club, AFS. She feels that, it is tion lines 0^ so the students’ Swim Team, Soccer and Ten­ .Its Swimming Team, National important to get a greater ideas and suggestions will be nis.' Given Away with Every Qriveway Sold Coventry, Hebron and South symbols, she added. tacted and asked to give five -1 Ih4 iWOrt Imwliilu, 3lt H th t, ItT M iibiii, i m i m a m Windsor Jaycees will face the Association problems are minutes each day to check ih n Mnttt, 4IN ON wdofi, WO-wr Mtl, p w i, Mnlen afenn, ■nalb, MM nw wdon Mn-Wr Mt PMn. Snbra nkTin, tW Honor Society and the Current number of Seniors involved in knon and a c t^ upon. He feels that Seniors should Between Nov. 1st and Nov. 15 kMta m4 MiwW NW -WO. lb. n tl, IM $3M7. northern division team which, involved since concept skills assignments in their children’s kaa< d bb i c«|a Mats. Ibi HtS. IM t33H. _ _ _ ■ « * « ■ ■ Affairs Club. Ron would like to class activities. She feels we (Hiris Saunders is involved have plenty activities to Parking Lots & Tennis Courts Included is comprised of players from are an integral part of language speech books. All parents have I I * g _ g _ H HAM g ^ g listen to Uie ideas of the seniors must make special with the Student Assembly, Ad­ participate during the year. For Free Estimate Phone 649-5233 Today! Tolland, East Windsor, South development. Organization is been very cooperative and •2750 *2998 arrangements to allow the 10 visory Board, Math Team, Rather than stressing new Windsor, Ellington and Stafford another language problem understanding, arid eager to per cent of the class of ‘73 who National Honor Society, High events old ones like the senior Springs. because some students have a help, Mrs. Link said. The 64 ocnool World will graduate in January to School World, (^irrent Affairs, faculty sports events and the 72 E200 WMDOW VAN 72 CLUB WAGON nigh so that they would appeal to participate in senior activities. winter carnival should be made problem sequencing thoughts or students involved in the 72 E300 CAMO VAN Soccer (Captain), Tennis ideas, Mrs. Link said. program make up about 10 per Seniors. Cathie Johnson is a member Team. He feels Physical more appealing to more ■m , iti4r< Ifialiilw, 312 M , MW «Wa, staM Mntebi. 3K V4,12T Apa, S'PaasaaiM', 123" al-abaia, ibMvC FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,. Bill Bolls has participated of Student Council, Announcers Education should be offered on seniors. MaUtaaa, laat War dan, caria War ibit, anV paclaf., patMafK* ziazis, p—nt trwwliilia, M2 M. • padow, fmai, actively on the Math Team Club, National Honor Society, Daryl Vincek is on the Foot­ ib—b(, pa— tfah., $b(bni — 77N cm Nttaca, panaafa laat, lacat, Mp liCa mUm, Waabri >11111, rail, a Pass-Fail Basis. Also varsity EASTOFTHEMVER Tolland ti4hM M (rl.pbiM n.lb.n72,IM MM! Hrai, pauar ibaibt rmr tnkai, W|M rt oaatap l|M al Cam. lb, nrs, Round Table and Basketball athletes should be excused ball team and track. He feels (3HS. caarbsi i|M Man, phi Mta. Na. T1I7, IM M«71 Student Council and Student Intramurals. She’d like to plan from taking physical education. that there should be many IMPtACifOMmS LM $3KI. Assembly. a senior-sponsored computer During their specific season. Senior activities, with a large Tri-Town Health Dis trie tl *3424 •3498 •3S90 Last Game To Come Dave Hoyt is involved with dance during the winter, the Another suggestion is a com­ participation by many of the Somanhis, Student Assembly, return of the senior girl’s sleep- piled report by students of Seniors. Proposed by Dr. Purnell Next Thursday will be the always first in the waiting line held over his house because he practice all year, which is more the Current Affairs Club, Ad­ in, and one day set aside for course and teacher evaluations. At the time of printing there final time 15 seniors will wear in front of the training rpom so did things on the football field than can be said for others. visory Board and JV Soccer. He seniors to donate their time to a Mark Sllhay is involved with was no information on the two Excellent Selection of the colors of Manchester High he could get taped before the Don Corcoran had something POimACPARK BE'TTE QUATRALE operation can be operated.” you tried not to remember. would like to see a class reunion worthy cause in town. Round Table, Student Council, other class nominees who are on a football field. The game rush. to prove to everyone after Correspondent Her department takes care if Mark really should be lOH, and the Swim Team. He Joe Erardi and Lyle Eastman. will be played ’Thanksgiving Maybe he was not as tough as missing nearly all last year due Tel. 875-2845 inspection of public rest room remembered as “ Guts” Odell. 1973 Trucks and Cars Day at Windham. A victory we thought he was. lliey should to an injury. He did have a good ’The creation of a tri-town facilities; restaurants; bathing Don Pagani, the kid with the there would mean a 6-3 season have made life-long tape for his year but like many others, had District Health Department is areas; youth camps; nursery car. He ran his own taxi record and the retirement of ankles. his share of trips to the being urged by Tolland’s Health schools and watershed and service. Don was a real grease- the Army-Navy trophj^ The Dave Fleishman played bail but a heck of a kid and a hospital. The Agony Of A Soccer Defeat Director Dr. Marjorie Purnell. wildlife sanctuaries. Indians have won the past two halfback when his arm was not friend to everyone. Once in a Jim Ck>lla was famous for his According to Dr. Purnell the Investigation of “ nuisances” FnZGERUD FORD, INC. players. The ignition sparked The realization that this was encounters, needing three in a in a sling. Pretty funny while he even got his licks on roast beef sandwiches and his Let me first apoligize for inside attack and also forcing district department “ would including septic tank overflow, TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER Manchester to put together the end of the line came very row to keep the trophy. considering he co-authored a the football field. ability to play every position on introducing this article with a the wings into the center of the provide better health planning; well pollution, manure disposal some pinpoint passing and slowly for many loyal fans and WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVES, j a ; Heading the list of graduating recent article in the HSW about Darrel Vincek can always be the field except the one he was familier cliche, but it seems so field. Wethersfield’s goalie administration, health and several areas of air finally scored on a great pass players alike. It was a crushing seniors in Mike Parrott. the Monday-Friday Club. But found looking up at the sky to supposed to play. Nevertheless appropriate for the events came up with numerable timely education and treatment of pollution the sanitary inspector from Blaz Stimac to Phil experience for such a talented tEL. 843-2485 818-8188 Whether you know it or not, I’m sure he would have wapted see how much furthef the sun he was the kind of kid you which I will describe hereafter. saves to thwart efforts by Available for Immediate Delivery health problems. and health officials have been Stoneman, who rammed the and sprited bunch of soccer Mike wears number 11 for the to play every game. Dave did had to go before it went down. A wanted to play football with. The agony in this case refers to Simac, Cacace, Stoneman, A plan is presently being conducted. Permits for 125 new ball into the far comer. But players. AH that was left were red and white. He handles the have a good season and once lifetime member of the "Green Maybe that’s why he was the shocked and disconsolate McLean, Wiggin, and other drawn up and a meeting of the sanitary systems were issued Manchester settled down too tears and lingering kick-off duty for the tribe. Mike had the honor of receiving Weinies” and a real “ He Man” captain. ’There was a rumor feelings held by the local soccer forwards, to push a goal in. QRANDVILLE 2^DOOR AND 4>DOOR Directors of Health and town during the year. quickly and found itself in a 1-1 retrospection. is best known for his beer-belly "Hartford Times player of the to us all. But sometimes he did that he received some votes fans. And the defeat, if this isn’t Playing inspired soccer were Hardtopa with Factory Air Conditioning selectmen and planners Dr. Purnell had high, praise ballgame when Darien scored No one factor can be singled appearance and his famous week” . settle down and play great because people felt sorry for his ancient history by now, is in the halfbacks and fullbacks. involved will be called to con­ for the Tolland Volunteer on a misplay by Ray Sullivan am out as to how Manchester lost. CATALINA 4-DOOR SEDANS l9 ^ h . He helped make football Steve Samiotis, another football. crooked nose. One thing, can be reference to the 7-6 loss C^innie McCurry, Mike Shensie, sider the venture. Ambulance Association and the and Greg Denies played their Manchester’s backfield. The forwards again had the at M. H. S. a lot of fun. captain was knoWn ris the Dave Giapman, or Giappy, said in his favor, he did not miss suffered l^y Manchester’s The plan would then be taken Rockville Area Public Health Play from then on was fairly opportunities with Blaz passing CATALINA 2-DOOR HARDTOPS with Air Conditioning Wagon Sale! Tri-captain Lyle Eastman, “ Greek” . Our clean shaven ^will be remembered for his Dr. a single practice in his three hooters in the first tournament hearts out with Mike deftly to Stoneman and others before the towns with a Nursing Association. half-back despite his size made years of football at M. H. S. game at the hands of 16th Yankowski, Joe Erardi, and dominated by Manchester and LEMANS STATION WAGON with Air Conditioning not much can be said that Jeckel and Mr. Hyde time and again, but the slots tentative budget and master Upcoming Events many impressive performances Dan Giilson was the speed ranked Darien. Chris Saunders going all the in the second half, Blaz Stimac everyone does not already personality. Not a smile out of were just off. No one plaver can plan would be drawn up. The Democratic Town merchant on the team. He was Manchester came into this way at fullbacks. put Manchester ahead 201 with LEMANS SPORT 2-DOOR HARDTOP B R AN D NEW know. Lyle is what the girls throughout the year. His only him all week and then he took be singled out for outsUndlng The multi-town health Committee will meet tonight at not “ Joe Star” of the team but game on a slight downswing, Their tough defeat left his 23rd goal of the season, would call their High School problem was that he was a bully his potient and was a real play, for no member of the LUXURY LEMANS 2-DR. — 4-DR. HARDTOPS district would enable the towns 8 in the Town Hall. 1 9 7 2 usually came through when suffering a loss to Wethersfield Manchester with a share of splashing the nets from a direct hero. But Lyle was a heck of a in the locker rooms. laugh. Chappy rarely missed a team played the best he was involved to take advantage of The United Congregational called on. No one will forget the at home, 1-0. Even though first place in the CCIL with kick placed perfectly in the VENTURA SPRINTZ HATCHBACK COUPES football player and great Scratch McCann, sometimes capable of playing. It was a state grant funds on a matching Church’s 250th anniversary Manchester completely con­ Conard, both teams notching 10- upper lift hand corner of the captain. I’m sure everyone on known as Dave, played many a way he played for the “ Green good team effort but not good basis with local funds. The plan dinner will be held tomorrow trolled the play, especially in 1-1 r e c o r d s . M a n ch ester goal. Manchester thought it had the team was glad to have his game with a swollen knee. Weinies” when he did decide to enough to win. I would venture could also tap federal revenue night at 6 at the middle School. show up for a practice. the second half, the finished the season 11-2-1 and it in the bag and was hanging on shoulders to cry on when the Everyone wishes they'were as to say this game was a fluke of sharing funds. Santa Claus will visit Tolland, opportunities for goals were found itself in a favorable quite well until Darien got cheerleaders did not put candy tough as Dave is. Dave had a John Murphy was a true Irish sorts, but you only get one Dr. Purnell included the Dec. 10 from 1 until 4 p.m. at representative on the team. missed or blown when taken. position in the tournament ‘lucky’ . in their lockers. terrific game against Windham Bon crack at them (Schlitz says you THE FABULOUS GRAND AM health district plea in her an­ the Hicks Memorial School. The Murph had a great year at Hence, Manchester found itself rankings, being seeded fourth. With but four seconds left in Ron Roy our red-haired last year and hopes to do the only get one crack at life Ura.) Available tor Immadlata Delivery nual report, which touches on a Board of Recreation, sponsors defensive end but he was not struggling to catch up after The soccer squad had to have regulation time, a hand ball fullback got very little of the same on Tjiursday. This game marked the last wide variety of local health and of the visit, will also install the Halloween the tight end a coach dreams Wethersfield scored a goal in the home field advantage for instructions was called on a publicity that was given to the Mark Odell can always be appearance of senior Scott services. traditional Santa Claus mailbox about. Maybe in a coach’s bad the first period. the first tournament game Manchester back and Darien rest of the backfield. Ron was remembered for the parties he Wiggin, Blaz Stimac, Greg “There has been a very at the Town Hall. dream though. But the tremendous effort on against down-staters Darien. put the tying goal in the cords Marshmallow catching, Denis, Phil Stoneman, Steve serious and widespread School Lunches Bob Walsh, who was not Mr. the past of Manchester proved But Manchester was apparently on a penalty kick. A stunned square dancing, apple bobbing, Menschell, Joe Erardi. Mike problem with marijuana and School lunch menus at the fruitless as Wethersfield lacking that little something and temprarily demoralized costume contest, what does this All American can still say he Yankowski, Jeff Stone, Randy controlled drugs in Tolland," elementary and middle schools Harriers On The Move had a lot of fun playing with collapsed eight men in the goal, extra that is needed to win in Manchester team prepared PONTIAC PARK sould like? Well, we don’t know itself for overtime, needed to Swanson, Eric Stafford, Scott she claims, adding “ the next week are: shutting off Manchester’s the tournament. They did not "AutAorized Metropolitan PontiAe Dealer", what your interpretation is, but these “Jocks” . Leone, Bill Boll and Chris possession and sale of these Monday: Spaghetti with meat This year’s cross country Jeff Bucy (73), and Julian Mar­ take charge right from the break the tie. 373 Main St. Manchoster649-2881. to 25 members who attended Saunders. These players will be drugs is under surveillance and sauce, cheese cube, wax beans, team had an excellent season tin (73). start; they did not have the no­ But two overtime and two Datsun 510 ^ -Speed the annual Halloween party , surely missed but an excellent investigation of the Drug Vienna bread and butter, with a 5-4 record in the CCIL. The rest of the members of tion of confidence in sudden death periods produced sponsored by Miss Dutelle’s MHS Guidance Notes nucleus of underclassmen m Authorities.” orange. Leading the team was captain the team are the following; themselves which is essential; no goals. Therefore, the French Club, it was an un­ should make Manchester a Open burning is not allowed Tuesday: Hot turkey Equipped with all standard features Jeff Geyer (73), who dazzled seniors—Jim Aldrich, SteVe they did not hustle all the time, unusual situation where each forgettable experience. ’The winner again next year. and the town dump “ because of sandwich, cranberry sauce, like: Economy 4 cylinder, 4-speed everyone in our fourth meet by “ Moustache” Goulis, Alex Representatives visiting course selections for verifica­ and they were not lucky. team selects five players to party was Nov. 1 in the Illing Coach Richard Danielson has unsurmountable problems has peas and carrots, candied sweet hll synchromatic transmission, setting a new course record Schultheis, Steve Tambling, M.H.S. during weeks of Nov. 20 tion. At that time, they will I mention luck last, but kick a penalty kick ensued. It Junior High cafeteria from 7- a knack of producing potatoes, fruit crisp. reclining bucket seats, tinted glass, with a splendid time of 16:01 Mike Viterio, and Dale and Nov. 27 will be: ^have an opportunity to indicate perhaps it should be placed in was just not Manchester’s day, never been approved.” Dr. 9:30 p.m. outstanding teams year after Lunches at the high school whitewalls, etc. over our new 2.9 mile course. Roberts. Juniors—Joe Monday, Nov. 20, Katharine ^any changes they wish to make first priority in the listing as all five Darien players Purnell claims the dump will Some of the activities were year and this winning WENBDTHEROOiin soon be moved "to a different are: He also took first place in the Stankiewicz and Scott Wagner Gibbs Secretarial School, 5th for second semester. Students factors that determine out­ converted their attempts, while led by Miss Dutelle (advisor), philosophy has become im­ Monday: Ravioli, cheese first 8 meets we had; but then and Sophomores—John Adams, period. who may wish to change a comes of tournament soccer Manchester converted only site where a true land fill others were led by David Hiers printed in Manchester soccer. wedge, rye bread, green beans, he injured his knee and had to Jay Fortin, Paul Philbrick, and Tuesday, Nov. 21, Upsala second semester course can matches. four. Manchester stood stunned *2726 (program chairman), Steve Assistant coach Doug Pearson applesauce. settle for a third place in our Kevin Scholsky. College, East Orange, N.J., 2nd secure a listing of second The game started slowly until and motionless as they watched Smith, and Carole Derewianka, also provided immeasurable --<1 's at PRICES Monahan Gets Tuesday: Hot turkey last meet. period; and University of semester courses from their a gutsy play be goalie Ray Darien explore into cheers of 73 72 with a big band from the many service to the success of this Running close behind Jeff The team this year was Hartford, 7th period. counselors. Sullivan ignited the Manchester jubilation. sandwich^ cranberry sauce, participants. Later on in the year’s team. Certificate were our three sophomore stan­ coached successfully by Mr. Monday, Nov. 27, Porter peas arid carrots, candied sweet everiing Janice Butler and Ellen And saying’ success, I mean douts; Scott moffat, Dave Ray Horton, who is looking potatoes, cake with frosting. Cosgrove (secretary) taught School of Engineering Design IMMEHATE DELIVERY! For Course Lemieux, and Jimmy Cratty. forward to a good team next this in every sense of the word. There will be only half a day the club a few steps of Square Rocky Hill, Conn., 2nd period; ■Plus A 1971 DODGE CORONET Other top members of the year with four of his- top six People of Manchester and the Manchester's chief building of school on Wednesday, and no Dancing. and F airlei^ Dickinson Univ.. students of MHS have finally 36 Month or 36,000 MILE WARRANTY team who constantly gave runners returning, of whom Madison, New Jersey; 6th inspector, Thomas C. Monahan, school Thursday and Friday due 6 Passenger, 318 V-8, automatic, power ’The party got off to a quick realized soccer is the up and excellent performances were three are letter winners. period. plus has received a Certificate of to the Thanksgiving holidays. steering, whitewalls, electric tailgate start with the Costume Contest coming sport in the future. Thursday, Nov. 30, Johnson & SECOND TO NONE SERViCB (Service and Parts Open Sal) Participation from the window, radio, pewter finish, black in­ which was won by Ellen They have witnessed one of the Wales College, Providence, University of Massachusetts at terior. Cosgrove and Janice Butler best high school teams in the ★ OIK OWHiA LOW M IlM C i USD CARS ★ > 2 6 9 5 Rhode Island, 12:15 p.m. Amherst. It is for attending a Advisory Board dressed as Playboy Bunnies. state and have greatly provided Prompt The College Board SAT and (AR WHh Our l-Yaor W am nlr) recent Municipal Building Following the contest the action tremendous support to the team Achievement tests will be Jan. Officials Conference at the un­ Dependable moved to marshmallow and the school. A tribute must ONE PAIR OF BRAND NEW 13, 1973. Registration deadline iversity’s Murray D. Lincoln Conducts Session catching led by Steve Smith and be made to all supporters of TOWN & COUNTRY Campus Center. Buying 1970 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD Carol Derewianka. is Dec. 7. Manchester soccer, and I hope Course scheduling for the The annual conference, 6 Passenger, 350 V-8, automatic The Advisory Board, a newly These meetings are open to Special thanks are given to you continue your community SNOW TIRES Service second semester will be started attended by about 100 building transmission, radio, power steering, formed groilp of students and other interested students or the set-up and clean-up spirit on its behalf. VM IvwT Vue (m NrdMMe Thfa M«rtM M onday, D ec. 4. In their ^ ^ DON'T DELAY—COMK INTODAYI inspectors from all 6 New tinted glass, radial tires, electric tailgate administrators, met to have faculty meiribers. If you have committees, without whom the Although I realize that it is F O R Y O U R homerooms, students will be England States, consisted of 26 window, beautiful gold finish, with, tan their third meeting. Many rele- any questions feel free to party would never have been literary and sports’ article L A T E M O D E L given a printout of their full S399S hours of concentrated interior. vent issues were discussed at contact (Jhris Saunders or Matt the booming success it was. — taboo, the author would like to 720LD1 71 OLDS $3495 67CAMAR0 $1395 * 2 3 9 5 year and second semester CAR OR TRUCK Hennigan. — Dave Jacobs D.INI (m l. 4-Dr. Hardt.p, aw lf t m M mt M b i . Ih iw . M l, K , n , A . instruction, tours and discuss- this meeting. Steve Smith interject his own opinion and ■wlKrS,l«,AIrC.nd. ^ Csups, V -t, |Mwsr tfssring, Aioiie O n ssw n sr. sion. One very important thing feelings on this subject. 71 OLDS. $3295 JDiNMniAC $2295 In sending the certificate to discussed was the possibility Although the tone of this article D*INi CurtMn, S-Dr. Hardtop, aut» Cotalitw, 24)r. H.r A ^ 59 OLDS 98 $2295 Manchester for presentation, We Also Trade Down 1970 TOYOTA LAND ORIIISER that students involved in sports might appear dejected and M tk ; pMrarttMfint, p«ww brakM, pm »« tlMrinp, ptww M m Junior Prom Is A Success Inry Mm M| wAH- l-i" R.G. Light, associate professor would not have to take physical distraught, it was not intended htcMryairMad. 4-Door4.rVvir .QtnHnnStation WacrnYiWagon. 4_fi7hAa14-wheeI Hrivadrive, v ■tNO- at the university, states, “ I education. Also, the conunittee as such. 64CHIV. ' $695 radio, electric tailgate window, rear seat On Saturday, Nov. 11, from 8 Serving as ushers for the 1972 man, Joe Landry; Decorations iARCADIL $2695 Impala 4-do.r hordlap, V -l, aula- believe it is worthy of recogni­ had a lengthy discussion on the It was my extreme pleasure C p .. DiWth^ fully wiulppad. heater, “ Warn” front locking hubs, 4 new p.m. to m idni^t, MHS’s class Junior Prom were: Chris — Nora Agostinelli, Kim iM itk, pm rar .iM.At.t tln—._ p , pM rw fcndtM^ 71 CAPRI $2095 tion that Mr. Monahan has Premium Prices matter of substitutes. Many of this season to play for Cwpm 4^pwl, mdb. whitewall mud and snow tires, green and of 1974 held its Junior Prom Saunders, Mark Silhavy, Keith Mandiey; Programs — Karen demonstarted sufficient in­ the people on the committee Manchester and contributes to “ Moonlight and Roses” in the Grabow, Don Corcoran, Tom Miskunis; Tickets — Cathy 700US. $2495 69 PLYMOUTH $1895 terest in his profession to at­ for Low Mileage white. its success. But I feel no matter \ O M m tiipum s 2-Dr. Hsidtop, ov- 6$icilIViLLi $1395 felt that very seldomly do high school cafeteria. Cameron, Ralph Taft, Tommie tsvnoHt, i^w sr stssrln|p pswsr Tory M 2 ^ . h^tsp^ ovti^ f t , MalHni 1 dMr Haidt. , . Awawllm *2995 Larivee, Cathy White; r o c o h , sm sp i. d soiu tend this conference, and hope students learn anything both what the outcome of the season mu im The evening started off with a Tucker, and Paul Smith. Refreshments — Holly pm. w ilM rliit, p«m r I I . your community benefits from Aquaettes Success to play for Manchester and new and relevant to the course. promenade down the Reception Honored Guests were: Mr. and Franklin; Publicity — Lorraine JNo contributes to its success. But I ic if his participation.” For a long period of time the Line, where astonished couples Mrs. Peter DiRosa, Mr. and . Many, Many More Top QualtyCai$ to Choose Fron BARLOW Roberts; and Ceremony — Dolphins and seals at MHS? grace was rivaled by the skill of feel no matter what the group considered whether it were introduced to Honored Mrs. Charles Kelson, Mr. and Linda (Harahan. AAYUP. So were dinosaurs and the “ Aquamen,” alias boy’s High School outcome 'of the season had WEIGHTY TIME Motor Sales was important for the student Guests by the senior ushers. Mrs. George Emmerling, Mr. Roman soldiers. Odd swim team during intermis­ been, that I would have enjoyed SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP> to attend that particular class. Later they either danced to the and Mrs. Josef^ Mazotta, Miss World combination you say. Weil if sion. it just the same, for I have had MAKCHESTE — While he was visiting his A comm.Ltee was formed to band Too Much Too Soon or Deborah Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. grandmother, Mrs. Helen you attended the 1972 Aquaette Now the Aquaettes have the privilege of associating and Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. DE CORMIEn search this more thoroughly. rested at rose-covered tables. Arthur Glaeser, and Mr. and Alumni Danre. Set Next Week Thomas, 3-year-old Jackie show Thursday or Friday night, retired from the water, to sail Communicating and playing Sat. 9 a.m.*5 p.m. Selected from ballot ing cast Mrs. Martin Marler. There will be an Alumni Thomas came upon a scale. He MOTOR SALESp INC. Mr. Emmerling s p ^ e to the Dance Nov. 22 from 7:30 to 'you would have witnessed a down the halls of MHS looking Happy with the greatest and most I?' early in the evening were the Special thanks and stepped on it, and as the group about making a list of 10x30 p.m. Featured will be the passage through time. Using a for potential fish to join next diversified bunch of people I numbers whirled, called out, q u e ^ and her court. Queen was appreciation should be given to SHOP TONIGHT till 9:00! priorities for the school budget. “ Bull” and “ Hub-Caps” variety of aquatic stunts and year's club. Tryouts will be Thanksgiving know. The Manchester High IDSMOBIL. “Grandma! Come, quick and Rt. 83, ROCKVILLE Barbara Freedman; the court the following ''chairmen, who 643-4165 This idea was related to the imaginative costumes and held in the spring, unless they School Team of 1972. Memories lAtHorWorilRoad. M ANCHISTER S 4 3 - i8 ft ! tell me what time it is!" Mrs. 285 BroHd Street, Nanchester consisted of Vicky Squadrito. worked for months getting the groups. $l with S.A.A. and $1.50 Phone 875-2538 Student Assembly and will de decorations, the girls put flip their fins! linger with us for ever. Thomas said. Lee Scott, Gayle Lorenzon, and big event ready: General without. Refreshments will be discussed further. together a fine show. Their Chris Saunders Nancy Hann. (Chairmen — Barbara Freed­ served. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Nov. 17, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cohn., Fri., Nov. 17, 1 9 7 2 PAGE SEVENTEEN Vernon Notes This Cat Is No Mouser

COPELAND, Kan. (AP) - Now, every time Mrs. Young Men To Organize P ^ l e who think they’ve heard lets the chickens out of their Pats’ Leading Rusher Gardening pen to forage in the grass, the of'everything should consider the cat at (^peland who acts cat jumps^at them until they’re Basketball Leagues more like a slieep dog than a in a line, then herds them back into the pen. I ’i- ' w it h feline — and does its work on An organizational meeting will be closed to basketball and chickens. Mrs. Young says the bens for the purpose of setting up judo this Friday due to a don’t seem to mind — “I guess Suspended Without Pay Frank Atwood The cat strayed onto the farm three basketball leagues for scheduled school activity. of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Young last he has been there long enough men will be held Friday at 7 year and took up residence in they just think of him as p.m. at the Lottie Fisk Correction the chicken house. Its another chicken.’ FOXBORO, Mass. (AP)_ — Carl Garrett, the New Garrett has been fined on several occasions for missing Building, Henry Park. Every The informal hockey club to TT It looks brutal. The pansy attachment to the hens grew to England Patriots’ top grolihd-gaiqer has been suspended practices. He was not available for comment, but in the te a m m u st h a v e a be sponsored by the Indian plants that have been growing the point that it began eathig Pat M a i ti jm pacfesti, pal a without pay for the last five weeks of the season in an, past has shrugged off fines. representative present. Valley YMCA is open to boys in in a field for three months have chicken feed and started Wad iM b tiM WaalMbr fiaatag apparnet “get tough” policy by the National Football A three-time Little All-American at New Mexico Three le a s e s are planned Grades 8-12 and not for boys just succeeded in producing standing watch on the chickens. IbraM. Cal MS-ffll. League club. again this^^ear with the Senior aged 8-12 as previously stated. Highlands, he was fined before he ever donned a Patriots’ their first blossoms and the League slated for play on The first meeting will be Garrett was suspended by General Manager Upton Bell, uniform. He said he missed a plane in Chicago after the long'beds, from a little dis­ Monday nights. This league is Monday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at with approval of new interim coach Phil Bengtson, College All-Star game in 1969, and was late in reporting. tance, are like colorful carpets. . TOWN OF MANCHESTER open to residents of Vernon, the Avery Street School, South Thursday after he missed a practice for Sunday’s game He was traded to the Dallas Cowboys for Duane Thomas Close-up, they are gay with Ellington and Tolland, who are Windsor. The club is open to DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS with the Buffalo Bills. in 1971, but the deal was cancelled when Thomas ran into pansy “faces” in yellow, white, 18 years of age or older and out boys in the Vernon, Tolland “We have decided to suspend Carl Garrett for the trouble with the Patriots. Garrett went on to help New blue, red and purple. of high school. Not more than South Windsor and East Wind­ Toward you, down the row of remainder of tl(e season in the best interests of our team ,” England to a 6-8 record, rushing for 784 yards and catching three players per team may sor area. Jim Young and Jack NOTICE OF pansy plants, comes a young B ell said. 22 passes for 265 yards. live outside of Vernon. Cronan will be the advisors. man steering a rotary mower, “We talked to him and he didn’t have much to say," Bell Bengtson, named interim coach Monday after John The Stone Age League will Anyone wishing further •chopping off the blossoms like said. “Carl said he was sick Wednesday night and up most Mazur resigned with the Patriots struggling with a 2-7 have an A division playing on information should contact the lEAF PKXUP so much lawn grass. The crop record, has Bob Gladieux, Jack Josh Ashton is the other Thursday nights and a B “Y ” office at Vernon Circle. The following streets are schooled for loaf collection on of the night. When we asked him why he didn't call, he said of pansy plants at Woodland division scheduled for the below listed days. In the event of heavy rain on any he had forgotten. We told him we can't tolerate this type of running back. Gardens, on M anchester's Wednesday nights. Games will OES Bazaar scheduled collection day, pickup on remaining routes will thing. Woodland St., is being prepared be played at the Vernon Center Hope Chapter 60, Order of be 'postponed one working day. Home owners, on the “Carl is a tremendous performer on the field, but there for winter. The blossoms are Middle School. Players in the A Eastern Star will hold its below listed streets, who jwish to have yard leaves are 39 other men on the squad and you can’t treat people being cut so that the strength of Allison To Pilot Penske Car division must be 25 years of age annuai Christmas bazaar and collected are required to rake leaves Into the gutter so as differently. We’re trying to get ready for a game and the plants will go into the or older and B division players turkey supper, Dec. 2, at the to form a windrow the length of the property and conflnlrig Roger Penske Racing Team of formation of more buds for practice is important, as well as morale. You can't expect PHILADELPHIA (AP) - must be 30 or older. All players Masonic 'Temple, Orchard St. the leaves In the gutter as much as possible. This should Newtown Square, Pa. bloom next spring and not into ’ I f'mpletelv different from other people.” in this league must be There will be a gift and be done on the day prior to scheduled leaf collection. Charter Oak Conference Pony Football Champions Bobby Allison, one of the Allison, who has never driven the development of unwanted Garrett, who earns a reported $3,000 a game, ranks taxpayers or residents of Ver­ decorations booth, baked goods, Property owners are requested to make certain that no biggest winners in the history of an Indy-type car, joins Mark seed pods. fourth in the American Conference in kickoff returns with non or be employed full time by attic treasures, Vermont foreign objects such as stones, branches, cans or any stock car racing, has signed a Donohue, the 1972 Indy winner, Title members include mascot David Boisoneau; first Moroney, Brett Hussey, Jerry Chemerka, Bill Long. a 28.5 average, 13th in rushing with 418 yards in 104 carries, "We used to pick the ^ two-year contract to drive in the firm which sponsors their cheese and apple delicacies other material other than leaves or grass are placed In the row-Hal Sanborn, Lloyd Braman, Joe Muro, Jae Fourth row - Robert Bogner, Craig Jensen, Randy Rish, and Gary Bettenhausen on the blossoms by hand,” says John team. Individuals wishing to The turkey supper will be and 14th in receiving with 24 catches for 350 yards. the Indianapolis 500 for the piles. Fontanella, Mike Morin, David Higgins. Second row - John Kurt Bogner, Paul Groves, Steve Whitham. Fifth row - Gil Penske team. Zapadka, head of the family- join a team in any league should served at 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Varca, Mark Kisner, Vic Ballone, Mike Ryba, Dane Ward, Boisoneau, head coach; Tom Sheridan, assistant coach. owned business. High school be present at Friday’s meeting. Reservations should be made November 21 boys went through the beds, The gyms at the Middle School by Nov. 27 by contacting Mrs. November 20 Bill Gram. Third row-John Stamp, Paul Kisner, Tony Missing Bob Corcoran, assistant coach. stooping and squatting, to nip Irene Smith. Route 18 Tloute 19 the blossoms off, one at a time. Plymouth Lane Brothers Then somebody thought that a Report Cards Madison Street Jackson Street Boulder Road power mower might do the job Vernon Names The first quarter ends at Elwood Road R ockv ille High School on Hawley Street Featured just as well, and so it does. One Robert Road Exhibition Tilt Sunday boy, steering a self-propelled Architect Friday and report cards will be Hamlin Street Raymond Road LOS ANGELES (AP) - One mower, does the work formerly issued Monday. Holl Street of the attractions of this year's Pansy blossoms are cut by a rotary mower in a field at Woodland Gardens, Manchester. For School Parent-teacher conferences Waranoke Road Playing its first year in Behind the coaching of Gil 44-0 victory in the TV done laboriously by a crew. Harrison Street AND UCLA-Southern Cal football Blossoms are removed in the fall to prevent formation of seed pods and encourage the will be held at the Sykes School Adelaide Road the Charter Oak Conference He can’t walk directly behind Foster Street Boisoneau and assistants, championship game against clash is the fact that brothers growth of more blossom buds for spring. Robert Neubelt, Manchester High School The architectural firm of on Park St.-, on Nov. 29 for Steep Hollow Lane Pony Football League, the the mower as he would in Ford Street Tom Sheridan and Bob Cor­ the Windsor Locks Chiefs. Fred and Rod McNeill will be McHugh and Associates of Far­ RADII cutting grass. He walks, as in­ freshman, runs the mower. (Herald photo by Pinto) parents of freshmen. The Hazel Street Jean Road Bolton Bulldogs became coran, the Bulldogs scored The titleholders opened on opposite sides of the trench. struct^,' in the narrow path mington has been chosen to conferences are scheduled from n Hannaway Street Richard Road conference champions with an amazing 302 points while with a 20-0 win over Rod, a star halfback for between two beds of flowers design the proposed^addition to 7 to 9 p.m. On Nov. 30, from the winter. This fall the organic philosophy” but he still Pitkin Street a perfect 8-0 record. holding the opposition to Cromwell followed by vic­ Southern Cal, is 21, a year older and reaches out to steer the Mr. Wiberg proceeds to the Talcottviile School. The 6:30 to 9 p.m., conferences will Bralnard Place weather has been better for finds a use for Sevin to keep Academy Street Sunday the Bulldogs only 12. tories over Tolland, 58-12; Sports Dial than Fred, a defensive end. mower down the row. The recommend a practice that he appointment was approved by be held for parents of Knighton Street them. insects from eating his Putnam Street entertain the Staten Island They both live in an apartment whirling knife slashes through calls “double spading” that the Town Council, on sophomores, juniors and Pearl Street Bolton averaged 37.6 Windsor .Locks, 20-0; Saturday The winter cover will be vegetables. Parker Street Cowboys of New York at midway between the schools, the blossom stems and some of surely doubles the work of recommendation of the Perma­ seniors. The high school will Brookfield Street points per outing. They Simsbury, 44-0; Windsor, 38- 1:15 (8) Collrgr Fuolltall removed about March 15 and Novemlier Notes which are only 18 miles apart. the top leaves, chops them into preparing the garden for plan­ nent Municipal Building have a half-day session on Nov. Benton Street (Porter St. to Herrick Park in Bolton at whitewashed seven of their 0; E ast Windsor, 32-0; and 5:00 (8) Wide World of Mr. Zapadka says there will be This has been generally a “He makes statements like tiny bits and throws them out a ting. Instead of just turning Committee (PMBC). 22 to start the llianksgiving East Center) 1:30 in an exhibition contests eight opponents including a Tolland, 46-0. Sports: Figure Skating, rome blossoms visible. They poor year for vegetable gar­ Branford Street he’s going to run me over when discharge chute as mulch. over the soil with a spade, he The proposed addition, which .holiday and schools will re-open Greenhill Street moloroycle raring, deners. The weather in the Durkin Street he comes around my end and I Will Have Winter Cover will have developed from buds digs a trench, lifting out the soil will cost $235,(KX), will add a Nov. 27. Munro Street 8:00 (8) (College Footliall: spring was cold and wet for Wadsworth St. Ext. say I’m going to stop him,” said Growing pansled takes two that are now bn the plants and and piling it alongside. Then he pre-school facility and a u s e vs. UGLA they will be small. In the spring planting and seeds grew poorly, Lenox Street Willow Place Fred. seasons. Seed for this crop was scatters organic matter in the gymnasium to the school which I 1 .-.lO (22) Hookey: sunshine other buds will grow or some of them not at all. Cold Spruce Street “I’m not going to think about sowed outdoors, in trench and spades this into the houses mentally retarded To make deviled ham Bruins vs. Islanders and cqien, and the plants will be weather came early this fall, so running at my brother,” said comparatively small-se^beds, subsoil. The ground is loosened children. "The cost will be total­ sandwiches better, §C6p up (E. Center to Bissell) , Sunday dug for sale to make early color the growing season was Rod, a fleet ball carrier who in early August. The small and turned two spade-depths ly reimbursed by the state as their flavor b.v mixing the ham East Center Street 11:30 (22) Noire Dame in home gardens. If the winter shortened on both ends. with chopped hard cooked egs, CARTER CHEVROLET has been injured in past weeks. plants were moved into the down instead of one. If you the school is a regional facility (Main to Porter) Highlights DILLON F0RD...MANCHESTER’S treats the pansies kindly there Tomatoes, picked green from sweet pickle relish, ripe But one thing’s for certain, he larger beds in early^ptem ber. think the extra work is serving several other area 1:0() (30) Jets vs. Dolphins will be a quarter of a million the vine when there had been chopped olives or grate'd says: They have been fertilized, worthwhile, he says, try it on a towns. Additional scheduled routes will be advertised next week. (22) Bills vs. Patriots plants. In April and early May small area in the garden. one light frost in October, are cheese. 'This not onl.v adds taste Please do not call Highway office regarding unlisted “When it’s all over, one of us watered and weeded to main­ An addition constructed about appeal but it, also makes the .2:00 (.3) Giants vs. the Zapadkas will choose some not lasting as long as one might streets as the schedule is flexible depending upon work will pick up the other and give tain active growth, and, as four years ago, added on sandwich spread go much SAVE SAVE Cardinals him free tickets to the Rose BEST SELECTION of the finest pansies to bear hope. W e’ll have our own expected, they started to bloom several classrooms to the farther. Use the spread on load and weather conditions. 4 :3 0 (3) Vikings vs. Rams seed, selecting them for color He gives planting dates for tomatoes, ripened in the cellar, Bowl game.” in late October. original old building located on whole wheat bread. LAST OF THE 1972 Monday OF MODELS...OPTIONS...PRICES and general health. Blossom northern Massachusetts, which for Thanksgiving, but there The winner of the traditional H ie lawn mower doesn’t get Main St. in Talcottviile. A gift 9 : 0 0 (8 ) Falcons vs. stems should be about four in­ would be perhaps a week later have been years when we had game goes to Pasadena on New every blossom and every bud, of the Talcott Brothers who ran Redskins ches long to hold the flowers than central Connecticut, and them for Christmas and even Year’s Day. In this case, the I but neither did the boys who the mills in Talcottviile, the above the leaves. Longer stems he gives his own choice of saved a couple for New Year’s whole family can go. once did the job by hand. It does original building was dedicated are undesirably leggy. Shorter vegetable varieties, with clip most of the mature blooms, Day. in August of 1880 and this stems leave the blossoms reasons for his selections. already fertilized, that would Coming to the end of the portion is still used for partly hidden. Ripe seed pods annual leaf-raking job, I realize develop seed pods. Small buds, classrooms. Over the years will be picked from the chosen On the controversial question that we had a small crop of just forming closer to the several improvements have Steps Being Taken plants and dried to start the of organic gardening versus the leaves this year. I give all the ground, are untouched and will been made on the interior but process all over again with use of chemical fertilizers and credit to the gypsy moths and continue to grow on warm days the exterior of that portion has seeding in mid-summer. pesticides, Mr. Wiberg says he their relatives, the elm through the winter. remained the same. To Control Fans is “90 per cent on the side of the span worms. After Thanksgiving Day, when the top inch of soil is Vegelahle Garden Guide FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — The New England Patriots frozen, the field will be covered Last spring I met a young are taking additional steps to control unruly fans at with a protective mulch of salt men from Wilmington, Mass., for National Football League games at Schaefer Stadium. marsh hay. It will shade the who had just published a book Vega Coupe General Manager Upton Bell announced Thursday that surface of the soil so that it under the title “Backyard Brand New 1972 Vega 2-Door _ , _ . starting with Sunday’s game with the Buffalo Bills a does not thaw and freeze with Vegetable Gardening for the Sdl6 PriC6 special squad of trained enforcement jiersonnel will patrol every change in the winter Beginner.” He gave me a copy Sedan with 4-cylinder engine, the stadium. weather, and the stiff stems of for review and, now that we are Thanksgiving standard transmission, electro *1995 Bell said the special squad will have instructions to this course grass will permit thinking about Christmas clear rear defroster, radio, wheel trim rings. Stock No. 8488. Including freight. the air to circulate around the presents, I can suggest this remove any person causing a disturbance, using profanity 'A\ plants. They will continue to book as a gift for any new or Price Protection Still On All 1973 Chevrolets. or who has illegally brought a bottle or can of alcoholic grow, although slowly, under would-be grower of vegetables Place Your Order Soon . . . Beat The Price Rise! beverages into the stadium. /. their winter cover. for the family. The price is $4 Strict gate security will be maintained as in the past, but There is a good reason for and the publisher is the MUMS greater emphasis will be placed on inside security during waiting until the ground is Exposition Press, Inc., of game. frozen to put oh the mulch. If Jericho, N.Y. Cut Flowers There have been cases of fights and bottle throwing BUY NOW FROM the ground is soft, mice will dig The author is Hugh Wiberg, a m m m among a handful of fans in the stadium, where the Patriots Large Bunch prkxs runs under the hay and make New Jersey boy who graduated and have sold out all 62,000 seats for each game. Some fans cozy homes for the winter. from Trinity College in also have let loose verbal insults at players, including the OUT OF STOCK Snow Will Help Hartford, who says he learned *2.59 Another possibility for winter about gardening by trial and Patriots, as well as throwing things. cover is used tobacco cloth, laid error and by asking questions, flat on the field and pegged and decided there was a need POTTED MUMS TALKING TURKEY BEFORE PRICES down, or weighted. Either the for a simple book of directions Our entire inventory of clean trade-ins have new hay or the cloth will be most and suggestions for people like low price tags! Stop in soon and let’s talk trade with effective if there is snow that himself. Extra Largel you. Often Jeered Johnston All Colors! stays on the ground for an Mr. Wiberg's sensible first 72 NOVA GO UP extended time. A year ago, suggestion is to begin with a 67 OLDSMOBILE * Skyroof Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic 71 FORD Draws Cheers of Fans Cutlass Sport Coupe. V-8 engine, weather conditions were un­ small garden and resist the 4.88 transmission, power steerfhg, power 9-Passengcr Country Sedan V-fl favorable for the pansy crop. temptation to plant more than brakes, radio. automatic transmission, power engine, automatic transmission, air steering, radio. except the Blues cheering at the OPPORTUNITY IS NOW! November and early December you can manage. He warns that conditioning, power steering, radio. BOSTON (AP) - Eddie AMARYLLIS, reQuIar $4.95...... $4.49 ^2995 finish. were mild and the plants “a certain amount of work” is *14 9 5 Jolinston. the Boston Bruins' *3395 veteran goalie who has heard The Bruins charged to a 3-0 DON'T LET IT GO BY! continued growing rapidly until involved in even a small ALSO: P0INSETTIA8, AFRICAN VIOLETS,'ORNAMENTAL CHERRIES, 71 PONTIAC more than his share of lead on goals by Ken Hodge, almost Christmas when they garden, but he thinks, from his FOLIAGE PLANTS . . . GERANIUMS 394 each Lemans Sport Convertible. V*8 engine, 71 TOYOTA 69 VOLKSWAGEN Celica Sport Coupe. 4-cylinder engine. hometown boos this season, were hit, while still soft, by experience, that the rewards automatic transmission, radio, power Mike Walton and Don Awrey in steering. Station Wagon. 4-cylinder engine, 4-spced transmission, radio. used a new glove and an old for­ severe cold. Some of the are great. automatic transmission, radio. the opening period although out- i \ pansies didn’t make it though BE CREATIVE — VISIT OUR *2495 mula, a shutout, to turn the shot 13-12 by the Blues. <2850 *16 9 5 jeers to cheers. »DO IT YOURSELF’ WORKSHOP! Johnston was the difference, /A 68 VOLKSWAGEN 70 PLYMOUTH Johnston kicked out 27 St. Convertible. 4-cylinder engine, 4-speed 71 VEGA Satellite 4-Door Sedan. V-8 engine, although St. Louis goalie Incarcerated BARBS 2-Door Sedan. 4-cylinder engine, Louis shots, including many OrnanwnUI Cherries, reg. 11.85...... only $1.19 transmission, radio. automatic transmission, air con­ Jacques Caron had some very 9 9 ‘ automatic transmission, radio. from close range, for his first pST DRIVE A FORD By , PHIL PASTORET ditioning. radio, power steering. tough chances in his end. Lilies toch shutout of the season and 23rd *12 9 5 *18 9 5 '■fve felt everything coming ^Liberated^ The XXth Olympiad this *1.99 (Salt Marsh) 100 lbs. *2345 of his National Hockey League year unfortunately omitted 69 TOYOTA 70 NOVA career Thursday night as the on in the last couple of games.” $ 3 9 7 Corolla 4-Door Sedan. 4-cylinder 71 FORD said Johnston, who was not • SAMPLE USED CAR BUYS GALLUP N.M. (AP) - The a contest for persons run­ M u lc h in g H a y only 4-Door Sedan. 6-cyIinder engine, Bruins defeated the Blues 4-0 ning for office. 1.49 engine, automatic transmission, radio. Torino Sport Coupe. V-8 engine, used in Team Canada’s eight days when conflicts involving * automatic transmission, power automatic transmission, power before the usual packed crowd steering, radio. cattlemen kept the law busy *15 9 5 steering, radio. of 15,003 at the Garden. games with Russia. “ PJB 71 MACH I $2895 64 FORD $895 The Postal Service *2 19 5 moving on the puck better."I’m)^ FlOO Pickup. aren’t over yet in Gallup. should take a tip from the lU F MB TMSH UGS AT DISCOUNT naiXS! “I had one of my gloves 3S1,4-speed, aJr conditioning, stereo, radio. 72 JAVELIN 70 CHEVELLE *2625 stolen while I was in Russia also making the big save once Heavy rains have damaged trading stamp people— Sport coupe. V-t engine, automatic 71 M E R C U R Y $2795 Malibu Sport Coupe. V-8 engine, in a while. That really turns a many fences in the area, and a transmission, air conditioning, radio, 69 IMPALA with Team Canada and I used Montego MX Brougham. V-8, automatic, PS, air 69 P O N T IA C $1495 ^ 1 they have glue that tastes DOm FOKET OUR F U T H K D FHEMDSI au to m a tictic transmission, power power steering, vinyl roof. Sport Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic this one for the first time in a goalie on. It’s a big lift.” number of cows and horses much better. steering, air conditioning, radio, vinyl cond., vinyl roof, whitewalls. Tempest Coupe. 6-cyl„ auton.atic, radio. have wandered the streets of transmission, air conditioning, power game tonight,” Johnston said in • Sunflower Seed, 50 Ibe...... $7.95 *3395 steering, radio. The Bruins got an insurance 61 J E E P $1295 the city lately. The City Council *2595 showing his new mitt. “I guess goal from Phil Esposito, his 69 V W $1295 4-Wheel Drive, with plow, steel cab, rear seat. d irect^ Police Chief Manuel • Audabon Ufa Bird S e e d ...... 100 Ibt. SS.9S 71 MATADOR 72 IMPALA *18 4 5 I broke it in right in practice.” 11th, in the second period, 2-Oeor Sedan Sport Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic Despite Boston’s porous Gonzales to clamp down on Custom Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic which was marked by a spirited 71 FO RD $2495 M»: TIMb Sm A Fm m I ia rts , fric M Cm, Smt CNm , FM *n, M trdqm ission,' air conditioning, power 71 EL CAMINO 69 D O D G E V2 Ton $1795 offenders. transmission, power steering, power defense with Bobby Orr on the fight between Boston’s Terry 4-Doof Sedan. V-8, auto., PS, air cond., vinyl roof. ^ Nam, tic .... Irh l h « n Mrii iNk ■ BJECrae HtTO « ia tar » • s t e e ^ , radio, vinyl roof. V-6 engine, automatic transmission, sidelines, Johnston has been Pick-up Truck. 6-cylinder, standard Gonzales announced that he - *Uta|hatata.$US disc brakes, vinyl roof, radio, tinted vinyl roof, power steering, radio. O’Reilly and St. Louis’ Steve blamed by some fans for the 72 FORD $3495' transinission. planned to incarcerate the ^ *3 19 5 glasa * 3 3 9 5 . Durbano. O’Reilly got an Gran Torino Brougham 4-Door Haidtop Air When, on a rainy night, *2995 Bruins’ slow start in defending wandering livestock in a fenced unofficial decision after being conditioning, AM/FM, area generally used for the drinks are on the house, the Stanley Cup championship. high-sticked and suffering a cut there’s usualiy more water 67 G M C T R U C K $1295 reel lation at the city’s new |1 C H E V R O L E T At one point during a recent which required five stitches 67 BRONCO $1895 inside than outside. 4-Wheel Drive Wagon. V-8 engine. l-Ton Pick-up. 9 ft. body, 4-speed trans., miluon jail. The city attorney O • 0 (jdocdlamL GARDENS game, he went to the boards over the left eye. C0.P IN C . and told off one fan. heavy duty throughout. was directed to prosecute Ever notice how much Awrey’s goal was his first owners of animals that CARTER He was the victim of some since the final game of the 1971- easier it is to get over a derisive-cheers when he made destroyed property. bad habit when it’s the Lat Us IM p Yoa WMi Yoar Lowa oad Ploat J h n h h m 72 season. He had only one all ‘D var 35 Years of SaHIng A Ssrvlelng Ctnvrqiets” an easy stop early in the first Now the city has another other fellow who has the SEE LEON. PHIL or JOHN last season and was kidded DILLON FORD 0ponEvanbigstll9 Thurs.tH6 period against St. Louis. problem — cattle rustlers ap­ job of doing it? 16E WOODLAND ST.. 1229 MAIN ST. about being 61 games ahead of 315 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2145 MANCHESTER However, he h a| | $ everyone parently made off with six of (NEWSPAPtR ENTERPRISE ASSN.) last year’s pace. 4he impounded cows. • PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MjMicheater, Conn., Fri., Nov. 17, 1872 MANr;HKgTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 17, 1972 — PAGE NINETEEN

Rose Bowl Aspirations Yale, UConn Herald Angle Moniroe Enjoys Season High Output

By On Line For USC Squad EARL YOST Paces Win D Day JV Eleven riiow U ngi Dofible Penalty In Top Tilts AawiaBaiaBMaiaiaaaaaBiG Sports Editor : BOSTON (A P )-T h is was NEW YORK (A P H Undefeated Southern California, the nation’s Arizona State is tied with Utah and Arizona for the Western By Knicks Wins Finale top-ranked college football team, places its Rose Bowl aspirations Athletic Conference title and a spot in the Fiesta Bowl. The Sun D for decision day for Bobby PARKADE DUSTY - Bob Assessed Sonics Orr today. on the line against UCLA Saturday- the day when other bowl Devils, 7-2, have only one game remaining while Arizona and Utah Manchester High’s junior Oliver 217-586, Steve Hanley This weekend’s Connecticut college Middletown to play archrival Coach Tom Johnson of the varsity football team, for the each have two left. If Utah wins the WAC championship, it could 203, Mike Masilonis 200, Ed NEW YORK (AP) - The Seattle SuperSonics, fined invitations will be extended. football games, last of the season for Wesleyan, 3-4, while Central Connec­ Boston Bruins said a second time this season, If victorious against 14th ranked UCLA, the Trojans, 9-0, will meet leave Arizona State free for the Liberty, Peach or Sun Bowls. The NEW YORK (AP) - “ I Spence 205, John Doran, 203, $200,000 for signing Spencer Haywood two years ago, have everyone except Yale and the ticut, 4-5, plays at Southern Added Luster Each Day decision would be made on" defeated Bloomfield High, 18-0, Ted Bidwell 202-563, Ken either Michigan, Ohio State, Purdue or possibly outsider Michigan Peach Bowl could attract "either Florida State or West Virginia. still haven’t played up to my been fined $10,000 and ordered to give their 1973 No. 1 draft University of Connecticut, - will Conqecticut, also 4-5. Orr’s status after practice. yesterday at Memorial Field Hesford 203-557, Don (jstberg In action Saturday, second ranked Alabama, with its second capabilities since I’ve been pick to the Philadelphia 76ers for sighing John Brisker. State in the annual Rose classic. significantly change the picture for all The Coast Guard Cadets, 3-5, will With each passing day the annual Five Mile Road Race “ After the pracUce, we’II under ideal but cold conditions. 559, Ed Kosior 550. straight Southeastern Conference crown secured, is a 24 point here,” said Earl “ The sit down and decide whether Although bowl announcements won't be officially made until the teams, including Yale and UConn. play Drexel University in in Manchester on ’Thaidufgiving morning takes on added The locals held a comfortable Commissioner Walter favorite to defeat Virginia Tech. Louisiana State, No. 8, faces Pearl” Monroe, the slick Bobby is ready to play,” 12-0 lead at the half on POWDER PUFF - Sylvia Saturday, The Associated Press has learned the pairings. A loss for Yale, 5-2 overall and 3-2 in Philadelphia. Western Connecticut lust^. Name a top distance runner in the E)ast, on any Kennedy of the National allowed to keep Brisker, who Mississippi State while llth-ranked Auburn meets Georgia. guard of t^ New York Johnson said Thursday night touchdowns by Rich Nicholas, Johansen 175-469, Gerry Tonski Basketball Association an­ signed with the ABA’s Match-ups will be: Alabama-Texas in the Cotton Bowl; the Ivy League, will eliminate the Elis ended its season last weekend with a level, and you’ll his name listed on the official entry Nebraska-Notre Dame In the Orange Bowl, Oklahoma-Penn Tennessee, No. 13, battles Mississippi. Knicks. after the Bruins’ 4-0 who recovered a blocked punt 191-483, Myrna Hagenow 198- nounced the penalties Pittsburgh team in 1969, and from contention for the League lead. 1-7 record. ” list. National Hockey League vic­ 471, Roberta Shore 184-518, Bob­ State In the Sugar Bowl; Louisiana State-Tennessee in the Other games Saturday include; Purdue at No. 3 Michigan; No. 17 Monroe’s self-criticism in the end zone, and John Thursday, marking the first was selected by Dallas in this Yale which plays Harvard Nov. 25, “ The game on Saturday is our The two biggest names on a club level, Amby Burfoot of tory over the St. Louis bie Woods 189, Marilyn Washington at No. 20 Washington State; Duke at North Carolina; wasn’t apparent to the ' Kunza. time he has stripp^ a team of year’s dispersal draft after the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl and Auburn against Colorado in the season,’ ’ says Wesleyan Coach Bill Chmielewski 450, Virginia No. 4 Oklahoma at Kansas; Kansas State at No. 0 Nebraska; Penn winds up its home season Saturday the Central Connectciut A.A. and John Vitale of the New Blues. Play in the third quarter its top draft choice and Pittsburgh franchise was Gator Bowl. Macdermott who earlier in the season Houston Rockets ’Thursday “ Bobby is anxious to get found Mark Obermeir bulling Barry 457. State, No. 5, at Boston College; Texas, No.7, at Texas Christian; against Princeton in a contest which Haven Track Qub, and New England’s No.l college cross awarded it to another club. disbanded. Iowa State, No.l2, will play in the Liberty Bowl if the Cyclones both coaches say could bring said the Cardinals could have a country runner, Dan Moynlhan of Tufts University and the night, as he fired in a back, but we want to make his way to paydirt to make it 18- “ Seattle, in the Brisker Ohio State, No.9, at Northwestern and Miami, Fla.,.at No. 10 Notre season-high 24 points, defeat Missouri on Saturday with North Carolina as the likely anything. winning season and would do better state’s bf»t Schoolboy harrier, Bruce Clark of East sure everything is okay,” 0. All three Manchester extra Y - Tony Marlnelli 201-442, matter, has violated the simple In addition to being drafted Dame. grabbed seven rebounds, Ed Kovis 150-136-420, A1 by Pittsburgh in 1969, the 6foot- opponent. Connecticut needs a victory Satur­ than last season’s 3-5 finish. Hampton Hi|^ to list just a few. Johnson said. “ He’s bmn point attempts failed. principle of fair play,” said skating and exercising, but Bujaucius 139-401, Elliott Fish 5 Brisker was selected by day at Storrs against Yankee “ They’re a good team,” he said of If one is looking for men vdio have made their mark in had four assists and dazzled Following tire victory that Kennedy in announcing his we don’t want to take any marked the end of the JV se­ 151-375, Mike Balesano 150-380, ruling. The fine is one o f the Philadelphia in the NBA’ s Conference foe Rhode Island if the the Bantams, adding that “ before the track, he or she won’t have to look far with runners them with his fancy passwork in 31 minutes, unnecessary chances.” cond, both Coach Berry Howie Hampton 144-381, Andy largest he has levied since his supplemental draft. When his Huskies are to have a winning season. season we felt they would probably be en ter^ besides the above who answer to the name of leading the Knicks to a 119- Orr underwent knee Bumstdin and Assistant Coach Lamoureaux 135-367, Ken authority were extended last contract with Pittsburgh They’re 8-4 overall and 3-1 in the best team we would play.” Jimmy Keefe, Charlie Robbins, Charlie Duggan, Dave Seaton 149-376, Carl Bolin 366, expired earlier this year, of­ Kuhn to Speak 100 National Basketball surgery last June after Bill Lawrence took an year, giving him the power to conference play and a loss would kill Trinity Coach Don Wller says Dunsl^ and ’Terry Gallagher. 'Iliere will be additional leading the Bruins to the unscheduled stop in the Joe Twaronlte 362, Pete Aceto ficials of both Philadelphia and Association victory. levy fines up to $25,000. their chance for a .500-plus year. Wesleyan’s wishbone offense “ is a “ names” added before the deadline is reached this Stanley Cup. He tried to play showers. 358, R occo Lupacchino 357, The huge assessment against Seattle talked with Brisker’s “ I can’t run the way I Connecticut’s final season game is a conem” to the Bantams who have weekend. Post entries will not be accepted because of the in a couple of games last Playing well for the Tribe Gene Tlrinzonie 355, Hank Mar- the SuperSonics’ in 1970 for representatives. have in previous years,” month, but was ordered yesterday were Jeff Rea, John tyn 352, Ed Burbank 138-352, AI signing Haywood, who had week from Saturday at Holy Cross. slightly adjusted their defense to cope numbers. Kennedy said he warned Seat­ Pro Etaskethall said the 6-foot-3Mt” guard, sidelined by the doctors. Rivers, Henry Irish, Steve Pirkey 350, Vic Marinelli 357, jumped the Denver Rockets of In other action Saturday, with it. Race officials expect between 350 and 400 to start out in tle owner Sam Schulman that At Key Dinner who has been slowed down Melia, Mickey Miller and Frank Calvo 352, Jerry Smith the American Basketball NBA undefeated Bridgeport hopes to keep “ My only concern is that it’s the pursuit of the merchandise awards being offered by the NBA negotiating rights to this season following an quarterback Bill Wilson. 354, Don Simmons 354. Association, was not levied by Thursday’s Game it that way as it plays Springield first time we’ve seen it,” Miller said. Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Brisker belonged to University of Virginia and a operation last June to the commissioner, but by the New York 119, Houston 100 Baseball Commissioner College away. “ The team has had a lot of bounce Sports Dinner Philadelphia. B.A. from Princeton Outlook Dim m er at MCC remove bone spurs from his LONDON — Tom Gorman of league’s Board of Governors. Golden State 128, Bowie Kuhn today an­ The 19-0 Purple Knights have all year,” and was “ mentally down Philadelphia 106 University. Just when things appeared to be looking up for Coach Pat left foot. The spurs had BOSTON (AP) - The second Seattle posted a 6-1, 5-7, 6-3 Seattle was permitted to keep nounced he will attend the accepted a bid to play in the post after Saturday’s game (a loss to First baseman Tony Perez of Only games scheduled Mistretta and his Manchester Community College acted up recently, and annual Gino Cappelletti quarter-final triumph over Haywood, but had to drop all Left fielder Pete Rose of the 1973 Gold Key Awards Alliance President Brian season Knute Rockne Bowl Nov. 24. Amherst) but we’ve had two excellent Charitable Foundation sports the Cincinnati Reds has aver­ Australia’s Barry Phillips- lawsuits against the league and ABA basketball squad, ace Ernie Moore packed up and decided Monroe had not started thb Cincinnati Reds has hit above Dinner of The Connecticut Willett of the Groton News The outcomes of two games workouts,” Miller said. dinner will be held Dec. 6 at the aged 23 homers and 90 rbi’s in Moore in the Dewars Cup com ­ was fined $200,000. ^ Thursday's Games previous two Knick games, .300 the last eight years. Sports Writers’ Alliance to said the addition of Kuhn to featuring intrastate rivals could leave Asked to call the outcome of the to drop out of school. The Cougars scrimmaged UConn last Sheraton Plaza Hotel. tite last two seasons. petition. The SuperSonics also were Virginia 131, Utah 127 before getting the call be held Monday, Jan. 29, the dais will make this Trinity College with one of the few Wesleyan game Miller said, “ I think night...Dave Pierce checks in with the Information that the Only game scheduled against the Rockets. 1973 at the Hartford-Hilton He said tickets can be By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE winning records in Connecticut. we’re about even.” annual Manchester Midget Football League banquet will take place Tuesday night at 7 at the Army & Navy Club. Monro, who came to the Pro Hockey Hotel here. purchased through the Fearless Forecaster The Bantams 4-3 , travel to Kuhn has been one of the Herald starting next week, The year’s outstanding awards will be made at this time to Knicks last November from BLUE CROSS-THE PEOPLE’S CHOKiE WHA several younpters...Ed Kosak achieved the goal of all Baltimore, was at his best nation’s most famous sports year’s affair by far the most M ichigan 28, Purdue 21 Thursday’s Games figures since taking over as M ichigan St. 20, Minnesota golfers last weekend when he aced three 135-yard second against the Rockets in the notable in its history. . Minnesota 5, Quebec 4 commissioner in February, 10 Pro Football Weekend Picks hole at Fox Grove... Antique cars owned by Edgar Clarke, first half, hitting 17 points Cleveland 6, Ottawa 3 1969. Since then, he has been Willett also announced Iowa State 24, M issouri 20 (Jharlie Burr, Bill Stewart and Darden Haslett all of and snaring six rebounds in Only games scheduled Nebraska 31, Kansas St. 21 JOIN OVER 1V2 MILLION CONNECTICUT PEOPLE faced with some of the most that the first of the three Manchester, will be on display this weekend at Frank 21 minutes. His field goal at NHL N.C. State 17, Clemson 10 Gold Key award recipients Dolphins Pick over Jets, Maratta’s Auto Show at the Hartford Armory...Tommy 7:18 of the first period broke Boston 4, St. Louis 0 critical issues in the history North Carolina 14, Duke 12 a 17-17 tie and gave the Atlanta 4, New York 0 of organized baseball. will be announced Sunday. Ohio State 26, Northwestern Faulkner, who died Wednesday, was one of the top WHO HAVE ‘ELECTED’ BLUE CROSS COVERAGE Montreal 6, Philadelphia 5 Among the problems 14 Giants Choice With Cards basketball players of his time with the Rec Five and later Knicks a lead they never confronting Kuhn have been Notre Dam e 32, M iam i (F ia.) was a prominent member of the Manchester Country Club relinquished. 14 the player strike of the past Shorter Invited and a fine golfer...Bob Labreche, track and cross country The victory was the * Financial Safeguard Against Hospital Expenses Ohio U. 24, M arshali 6 NEW YORK (AP) - that rivals that of Miami. seems to have had its fun for Snead to Speak season, the suspension of coach at South Windsor High for the past decade, has been Knicks’ ISth in 18 games and Bowie Kuhn TOKYO (AP) - Frank Oregon 23, Oregon St. 21 Miami’s Dolphins won’t Elsewhere around the 1972. A Sports Night, sponsored by Denny McLain, the anti­ Pennsylvania 19, Columbia named track Coach-of-the-Year by the Connecticut High lifted them to within one- Shorter of the United States, awake from that unbeatble NFL: GIANTS 34, CARDS 14: the Glastbnbury Bmster Gub, trust battle of Curt Flood Kuhn served as an the Munich Olympic marathon 14 School Coaches’ Assn. Labreche is a graduate of Southern half game of the idle first- • Better Return On Each Premium Dollar Rutgers 41, M organ St. 20 dream during Sunday’s RAMS 23, VIKINGS 14: St. Louis rivals Philadelphia will be held Tuesday, Nov. 28, and the rapid expansion of gold medalist, has been invited Connecticut... Manchester High’s climatic football game place Boston Celtics in the attorney for the National Florida St. 26, South CaroUhk match with the New York Minnesota is still struggling, and Houston for the “ Least at the Gideon Welles School the major leagues which League and several big to run in the seventh will be against Windham High Thanksgiving morning in Atlantic Division of the Auditorium at 7 p.m. 6 (N) Jets, especially since a despite a rise to challenge Offensive” title in the NFL. • Instant Hospital Credit - Hationwide included the removal of league teams for 19 years international marathon at Tam pa 23, Bowling Green 21 Thread City carries no significant interest as most season NBA’s Eastern Conference. Guest speaker will be Norm victory will cause celebra­ Green Bay in the NFC New York slugged it out major league baseball from before becoming Kukuoka City, southern Japan, (N) finales do. Perhaps when the CCIL is realigned In the only other NBA Snead, quarterback for the New Dec. 3, the Japan Track and tion of a division title under Central. ’The Rams must well in the Washington- Kuhn’s former hometown, commissioner. He holds a Tennessee 28, Mississippi 12 Manchester will come up with an arch rival again as was game ’Thursday night, the York Giants. A question and Field Association announced the palms. bounce back from Denver Dallas division and beat Washington D.C. law degree from the R ice 29, Texas A & M 24 East Hartford High...On the other hand, bitter foes on the Golden State Warriors TWO BENEFIT PLANS OPEN answer period will follow. Also Thursday. Texas 22, TCU 15 Miami is a 27-20 choice loss or face spending the Cards earlier 27-21 when St. athletic front. East (Jatholic and South Catholic will meet trounced the Philadelphia autographs wjll be signed. Tulsa 32, Montana IS over Joe Namath’s crowd to playoff season at home! Louis hadn’t slid quite so head-on on the gridiron here Thanksgiving. No matter 76ers 128-106. Southern Cal. 19, UCLA 17 go 10-0 and retain a solid far. Billy C Wahts to Play Utah State 35, Southern Miss. RAIDERS 27, BRONCOS what kind of a record either side has coming into the The Virginia Squires TO CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS HOCKEY Golf Classic 16 chance at becoming the 21: Denver won first meet in LIONS 27', SAINTS 9: ,I]t’s game, the competition has always been of the highest outlasted the Utah Stars 131- 2 GAMES SAT. at 7:30 National Football League’s ..But Only With Winner Brigham Young 24, Utah 21 Oakland, but Raiders — in a another contender vs. also- level. , 127 in the only game played UMDER 6 5 - 65 A/iD OVER- NEW HAVEN SUTTON, Mass. (AP) - The Air F orce 21, Colorado 17 first all-the-way winner in 30 $200,000 USI Golf Classic will similar spot to the Rams — ran situation and Detroit in the American Basketball SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - Billy Conigliaro, who Alabama 42, Virginia Tech years. Leary's Feat Recalled • BC-65 PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING HEALTH CARE return to Pleasant Valley 16 are old pros who realize the must not only win, but Association. • DP-30 PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING HEALTH CARE EAST HARTFORO Last to do it were the 1942 B E N E F IT S for those 65 and over eligible for Medicare, m i Country Club in 1973 for the se­ walked out on the Milwaukee Brewers last June, wants to Arizona St. 38, San Jose St. playoff stuff is getting carefully since it meets the Fran Leary’s feat of winning three straight CIAC Open Bill Bradley added 22 BENEFITS for those under 65, or those over 65 not Chicago Bears. COLCHESTER cond year in a row. get back into baseball — this time with a winner. 10 (N ) serious. N ew York Jets in a State Cross Country Championship Meets has yet to be points for the Knicks, while eligible for Medicare: Part A, and wishing to supplement its benefits: U.S. Industries Inc. Conigliaro said he has talked with Charles Finley, owner Arizona 27, W yom ing 14 But, if there’ s any Thanksgiving match five equalled. The one-time Manchester High great, who later Dace DeBusschere and Walt Ch i e f s 30, c h a r g e r s HARTFORD announced Thursday that it of the world champion Oakland Athletics, and told'^him he SMU 22, Arkansas 14 pressure, it’s on New York. days later. Frazier added 19 points • The first $68 of hospital stay. Army 18, Holy Cross 14 starred at Fordham, broke the tape first in the 1935-36-37 • A daily allowance of $30 toward room, and full special tS.OO Mom t D id and again will sponsor the 72-hole would play for the A’s, if the money was right. The Jets, 6-3, are fighting 21: San Diego will find Fmillif Rati Auburn 29, G eorgia 13 meets while starring under Coach Pete Wigren...George apiece. Jack Marin was high services when provided and billed by the hospital (such • $17 per day from 61st to 90th day toward semi-private Children Undir 12 tournament with a $40,000 first for a “ wild card” spot in the enough mistakes to lose, COLTS 17, BENGALS 14: But Conigliaro, in an interview in the Springfield Union Pelletier, current town men’s duckpin bowling champion, for Houston with 22 points, as medications, operating room, laboratory services and room.* M R T F O R a prize next Aug. 16-19. The despite a much improved An upset special. Baltimore today, said that he hasn’t come to agreement with NFL playoffs and another ranked No. 19 in the country last season. Pelletier and Jimmy Walker had 17. many more) for 70 days per admission to a General i ARENA tournament this year drew Predictions are for games team and Kansas City — say seems to be getting it •30 extra days of general care benefits and full cost for Brewers General Manager Jim Wilson over who owns his defeat would be highly averaged 134.99 for 379 sanctioned games by the National Rick Barry triggered a Hospital.* Rt 5 • SouthWIndsor nearly 135,000 fans. of Nov. 18 it again, Sam — is reaching a together somewhat under semi-private room and hospital special services. playing contract. damaging. Duckpin Bowling Congress. Cathy Dyak, also of third-period Golden State The Jets, with little hope moment of decision with a 5- new quarterback Marty • A maternity allowance of $200 after husband and wife The A’s got ownership, Conigliaro said, when they sent Baylor 21, Texas Tech 20 Manchester, who relinquished her No. 1 spot two years spurt that carried the • $34 per day coinsurance whenever a subscriber uses 4 record this late in the year. Domres and the Colts, while have held 8 months' membership. Ollie Brown to the Brewers on waivers, midway through Penn State 42, Boston Col. 20 of wiping out a three-game ago, was the 10th best average roller in the 1971-72 NDBC Warriors past Philadlphia as part or all of the 60-day lifetime benefit. Miami lead in the American COWBOYS 33, EAGLES having slipped, just aren’t a • A daily allowance of $30 toward room, and full special the last season. Colgate 22, Boston U. 6 membership with a 127.172 average in 698 sanctioned the 76ers suffered their 17th •30-day benefit period at full cost of semi-private room 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING 7: World champion Dallas 2-7 team. The Brewers maintain Conigliaro is still their property. Stanford 24, California 20 Conference East, can still games...Tickets will go on sale next week for the 1973 Gold setback in 18 games. B ar^ services for up to 60 days per admission to a Specialty M iam i, (O .) 30, Cincinnati 24 would risk, with a defeat, and all hospital special services anywhere in the world. reach the December BILLS 10, PATRIOTS 7: Key Awards’ Dinner of the Connecticut Sports Writers’ who had only two points in Hospital.** Colorado St. 12, U. Tex. E l falling two games behind •$8.50 per day in extended care facility for 80 days showdown if their record is .^ w isn’t this a glamorous Alliance. The dinner will be held Jan. 19 at the Hartford the first half, scored nine in • A daily allowance of $30 toward room, and full special 1^380 S Washington in the NFC following the first 20 days paid by Medicare. Dartmouth 26,. Cornell 18 tops among, nonwinners of 'match? Buffalo has O.J. Hilton...Plans are underway for several historic the third quarter and had services for up to 45 days per admission to a General Moriarty Brothers East. That isn’t about to ^Ellington Booters Game East Carolina 25, Dayton 12 AFC divisions. Simpson and that’s just promotions next season marking the 50th anniversary of seven assists as the or Specialty Hospital for nervous/mental disorders.** •Outpatient or emergency room services in a Medicare- Florida 26, Kentucky 20 Pittsburgh’s dazzling happen ... especially against Warriors built their lead enough to show New Yankee Stadium of the New York Yankees..."^e past • Outpatient services received in a Member Hospital in­ approved hospital. FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY G eorgia Tech 37, Navy 7 Steelers are our choices to the Brotherly Doves. from one point to 14 points. j Away from Another Title Harvard 14, Brown 10 England’s new coach, Phil season was a good one for the Yankees, injury-wise, with cluding emergency room care, outpatient surgery, radio­ •Prescription drugs up to a maximurrl of $500 for 150 whip Cleveland 17-10 and Cazzie Russell was high CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS Illinois 28, Wisconsin 22 Bengtson, that the Pats are no player being placed on the disabled list since 1964...Fred logical diagnostic services, radiological therapeutic serv­ days following date of hospital admission. Indiana 41, Iowa 24 gallop to two games ahead PACKERS 27, OILERS just as weak as he for Golden State with 21 finals by defeating Rocky Hill Bockman is. now in charge of the New York Yankees’ ices, physical therapy treatments and shock therapy. on all makes. . . Ellington High, defending . Oklahoma 30, Kansas 12 in the AFC Central and a 10: Packers are one up in a yesterday afternoon 1-0 behind suspected. Speakers’ Bureau. He succeeds Jackie Farrell, a familiar points, and Fred Carter led 'Readmittion to any hoipital within 60 days foilowing discharge is conr- CIAC state champions in Kent State 24, Toledo 21 giant step closer to their three-team division war soccer, basketball and Chris Harned’s 30th goal of the REDSKINS 28, FALCONS figure at many sports functions in (Connecticut for years. Philadelphia with 22. sidered the same admission. LSU 35, Miss. State 18 (N) first championship in with Minnesota and Detroit •Readmission to any hospital within 60 days following discharge is baseball, will attempt to defend season. Louisville 21, M emphis St. 14 17: George Allen’s team considered the same admission. history. and—even if they didn’t have its soccer title Saturday against Coventry, meanwhile, turned (N) have an 80-1 record against ••Readmission to hospital within 180 days following discharge is con­ QUARTERLY MEMBERSHIP RATES FOR BC-65 STAN OZIMEK, Manager With the running of Fran­ a reason—the Pack could Coventry High in the finals at back Old Lyme 3-2 with Paul Tulane 27, Vanderbilt 16 Atlanta, but this won’t be sidered the same admission. Subscribing Member...... $11.85 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Toomey’s game-winning goal co Harris, the throwing of beat Houston. Why not? Eastern Connecticut State Tem ple 32, Villanova 21 easy since the Falcons are 1973 College at 11. coming in the second overtime Virginia 22, Wake Forest 14 Terry Bradshaw and a Everyone else has. 1973 QUARTERLY MEMBERSHIP RATES FOR DP-30 Husband and W i f e ...... $23.70 Washington 32, Washington only a half gane behind Los IJ The Knights advanced to the period. defense ignited by 49ERS 21, BEARS 14: San EXTRA CARE IN ENGINEERING Angeles in the NFC West. A Harned, the younger brother St. 24 linebacker .Jack Ham and Francisco has a thin hope of AMICES A {MFEERENCE DODGE Subscribing Member...... $43.60 Idaho 16, Western Mich. 12 CHRYSLER of Court, a former Eliington Ram loss Sunday could West Virginia 33, Syracuse 7 tackle “ Mean” Joe Greene, catching Los Angeles in the standout, netted his goal at ignite Atlanta. Subscribing Member and Y ale 27, Princeton 21 the Steelers are amid a rise NFC West and Chicago CONNECnCUT BLUE CROSS 10:13 of the third period. MOSTMODELS FOR IMMEDIATE DEUVERY Enrolled Fam ily ...... $86.85 Ellington dominating play for (N—Night Ganie) MCUIDHK Rizzo most of the contest upped its 1973.D0D6L 4 WHEU DRIVE POWER WAfiONS - SoMB with Snow-Fishter Packages season record to 16-0 and is now Golf Glove Works Wonders SKI CHALET unbeaten in its last 35 games. B o w l i n g ENROLLMENT ENOS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22nd At Mitchell College in New RIO DE JANEIRO - Gary JAVE0NNEW1971 London, Coventry advanced to Player of South Africa, Vet Bruins^ Goalie APPLY NOW FOR COVERAGE BEGINNING JANUARY 1,1973 the CIAC finals for the first overcoming tough greens.with Early Birds — Betty Aceto Cliiyslei$& Dodges “Think Skiing Day" time behind goals from Craig precision putting, carded a 148, Julie Landsberg 133, Bernie NEW YORK (AP) Boston Things like that make my team SUMPUUiy: Edmondson and Brian Carlson four-i^der-par 65 for the first Pardi 132, Joan Colby 130, Bert goalie Eddie Johnston broke in look good—and we looked pretty THE APPLICATION BELOW IS FOR NEW MEMBERS ONLY. coupled with Toomey’s game- round lead in the $24,000 Brazil Botticello 125, Fran Dayton 125- dam good.” a new glove in practice and then 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT M4RITAL STATUS: clincher. Open Tournament. 343. J ___ Boston exploded for three •Ttmiiiin went out and broke the St. Louis 4 D 0 6 t SIOAfl. V*S« euttmoik, vmyl int«ri«r, R§h» poclioft, Sabacriber’a Last Nam*-PRINT Firit Nama-PRINT QSingiD D91dDwed first-period goals and repeated­ nm ete Mralh Dtr Ymp MOUNTAiN DEW — Mabel Blues for real. c«nrr«l mtlYMV, radio. whil*wo1t«. Undwooltd. S t^ *1715. QMarried Q Divorced Johnston, in a brilliant ly throttled the Blues’ attempts *3595 Larsen 188, Dona Fh")ce 180-504, □ SmgDirjGj^ WIN Jean Archambault 190-535, Lee display of goaltending, kicked to score. OPEN HOUSE In other NHL ganies Ciljr, Stat* Bean 189-198-196-583, Terry out 27 shots for his first shutout smm nRCMX FMiii emvsiER cw ] Ham* Addraat-Slracl and Number Social Securi^ Numlrars THE Thursday night, Atlanta shut Cardile 191-509, Betty Richard­ of the season as the Bruins Yourt Saturday, November 18th son 469, Pat Melton 454, Dottie blanked the Blues 4-0 Thursday out the New York Islanders 44) and Montreal edged 1972 DODGE 1972 DODGE Whitehead 451. night in the National Hockey 7olfM CvtiMfn 4^ . H«nlfMp, Nw*r ft—ring. Nwtr C dfowgi Cv«lD $n. psm m pemet H tc krekm , Philadelphia 6-5. League. OHc brakgt, fMCt«ry AH. Vinyl ra«f. tif Ht plif. Rglif packoft, AkCMEi. PLEASE ENROLL ME IN; □ DP-30 □ BC-65 in accordance with terms and conditions S|K>tite't 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. SILK CITY — Owen Quiron “ Eddie used a new glove In the World Hockey Associa­ Mlis 209, Jim Lawrence 555, Harry tion, Cleveland defeated specified in the Rules and Regulations. I understand this application will "0* ' 1-3 tonight,” explained Boston Plecity 206, Ron Fletcher 209, Coach 'Tom Johnson. “ We got Ottawa 6-3 and Minnesota •3395 •3195 the date indicated on the Certificate of Membership Agreement which will be issued to me. Free Ski Gifts For Everyone ^ 3 CONTEST Rollo’ Masse 211-203-581, Harry some .real sharp goaltending shaded Quebec S4. I" *AIIG«fnf RwMiitiKtC.liryitefSw$.1tMoKlli«f II.MIMii»1lfifnKiti«* Ball 202, Bob Oliver 2M, Bob from him and Don Awrey was Ken Hodge, Mike Walton and DOOR PRIZES - YAMAHA AR1 SKIS Strout 5M. just magnificent on defense. Awrey tallied for the Bruins in TIOLOfc S17IS 71 DODGE sm s 71 FIAT s in s M CHRYSLER tITK plus otiior p rb ss the first period and Phil CurtoM iMpramt CDovDYti- PdIoym t 4— t Mardlop. ilOipMtrCGiWGElHii. Wnwpnrt 4 dnor. Rndi«, ■■■...... ■ ' . " "" '"™"' Come Sn,in, and you may win! First Prize is fantastic: biG. V*S. GHitDmMrk, p#w«r Vinyl mnf* owumntk, Nedeenl Esp<»ito completed Boston’s wdiGh wKHDwoMt. pDWftlDiriFU. A 24' Open\Rood Motor Home with a Spartan trailer and scoring with his 11th goal in.fbe N PLYMOUTH IMS l7DAiT 72 d o d g e S27IS Free his 'n her Yamaha snowmobiles! Lots of other great prizes, second period. 71 MAVERICK SIMS % m CoranDt Cuslom 4 4eef Refreshments Fviy M 4 4em Mfd fp. V* GT. tin 6. bvclDlf. avln* too. And the first 10,000 entries receive "The Guide to Center Ron Buchanan scored R '* «ylliMl»r, aulo- $Ddnn. PnmGnsMMtDY wiah FREf BINDING AND SKI CHECK BY OUR TRAINED MECHANICS S. powDf Glng^ mnlk. radiD. vinyl urn. V - t .. nwtDniMtjc. power OKN SUNDAYS 12 to 6 P.M. MASTER CHARGE Better Snowmobiling " Handbcwk! No purchase is required. Now Open four goals—including a iMik, wklMwatli. inf. .Just stop by. and fill out an entry blank It's easy. And it's tiebreaking shot that ignited a 'k ManyOtlMrsTGCbMMFrMi k fun. So stop by, and enter today! four-goal outburst in the final period—in pacing the Crusaders “OLDEST DODOE-CHRYSLKR DEALER in HARTTORD COUNTY" STEVE’S BARBER SHOP to victory. Cor. of Spruce and Bissell Sts. RIZZO SKI SHOP Bucha^ scored twice on back-handers within five ^ DO NOT SEND PAYMENT WITH APPLICATION lull I (■ s C H O R C H E S \ KKNO.N ( IR( l.K (i I IL’II $ 1 . 7 5 minutes of the second period, r-mtnucrTiniT RLUE CROSS PO BOX 1756, NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 06473 BOYS’ HAIRCUTS i D O D G E i ; OF MANCHESTER i C h r y s l e r I SNOWMOBIUES giving Cleveland a 2-0 le ^ . Ite PleaM send th is FULLY COMPLETED application today to CONNECTICUT BLUE CROSS, P .o . Nationals surged back to tie it. MOAKLANDtnmr. iMNCNCtTni MS4791 8 S * SerRh YWNu, WwAiflea— HahWlir* — East CtarfMiKNit, Mom. look for Hw nomo of your noortry doolor In tfw Yollow pogo* I------PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 17, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 17, 1872

OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPU2 The “Action Marketplace" BUGS BUNNY Hio Economiod W oy I L L . lock the WHO Y 7H ’ BULL W D O LP M 'faA Y VEAH.THATP AS y w S M , I SIMPLY PIACEP WHAT \ I PUT Mr OROtNARY VyASTE PAPER W THE SAY ITS DOOR AND Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers BOOK&OM ■' RMOWS ) A T H IW S ’ IF H E SAW TH' R ILE H IM — P»\CTICAL, PULL THE HAPPENePrj VIOUN EKkHKIEERtU’ OFFICE BOY REAPIN'AW TH'KIPHAS HOPPER/ NOW I OPEN HERE To Advertise DOWWTO EMOINEERlW OR SHOP A K M A C K . ALL right SHAPES Over 60,000 Daily Readers ANP SHOW THE ULTIMATE —THIS OCT A ITRtMK PRACTICE BOOK--BUT FOR LO SIW IN PRACTICALITY, A NEW-wv,. JUST A N P T H ' rTP BE SOMETHIN’ TH' BULL'S WHAT ' LOOKS 16 words, 8 days ...... $1.89 Fast Results P«;OFESSOR ELSE IF H E C AU O H T PLACE WE'VE LIKE AM * A T H IM R EAPIN' THOSE IN'EM.' NEEDEP INTERESTING 16 words, 6 days ...... $8.24 ON rri d e t e c t iv e s t o r ie s .' FOR , DISCUSSION COPY CLOSING TIME FOR y e a r s : 16 words, 10 days ...... $4.5d CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 20 words, 26 days ______. . . $14.66 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'nON JHappy Ads ...... $1.60 inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday PHONE 643-2711 is 12:00 Noon Friday

Butinooo Opportunity 28 Holp Wontod StvIeM OtHnd 12 M ICK EY FINN BY HANK LEONARD HERALD SOUTH WINDSOR area on ADMITTING Clerk- HAPPY AD S I WAS LET'S SAY MY THAT'S ALL THAT T YES... C5F COURSE... 'N PLEASE READ TWO Handymen want a variety switchboard operator. Regular LIFE DIDN'T MATTERS, ISN'T./ BUT YOU CAN'T FAULT R oute 5. M odern drive-in WONDERING...HAVE BOX LETTERS of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, part-time relief position BECK... DO VOU REALIZE you EVER BEEN REALLY BEGIN YOUR AD restaurant. Volumne over 31.* attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns 000 yearly. Will consider rental available. Requires typing of 45 THAT I KNOW VERY MARRIED UNTIL I MET YOU/ For Y our and gardener’s service. Call BERRY’S WORLD B ! LITTLE ABOUT YOU/ Classified or "Want Ads" are. with option to buy, 396,500. wpm and includes considerable Information taken over the phone as a con­ Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. public contact. Switchboard venience. The advertiser should experience helpful, but not THE HERALD will not dis­ LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also p o c T o r e d t h e close the identity of any adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT Privoto Inatruetlono 32 required. Hours worked per 11-17 /vw :rtiN e-ii-i7 moving large appliances. week will vary from a e twl w MA tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REI>0RT ERRORS in Burning barrels delivered. $4. tSintti THE TRUTH OF THE A^ArTER TM. »«» Nt BA SCULPTURE classes now minimum of 16 to 4Q. While answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The 644-lTO. forming for children Saturday scheduled hours will be desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE morning. Classes for adults primarily from 3:30 to 11:30 can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for CARPENTER available, days, Thursday evenings. For more p.m., circumstances may evenings, weekends. Additions, BY FRANK O’NEAL any advertisement and then only to information call 646-0694. require individuals to fill in on SHORT RIBS Enclose your reply to the box the extent of a "make good" inser­ alterations, repairs. No job too the day shift. For information in an envelope — address to the small. Free estimates. Call tion. Errors which do not lessen the Holp Wontod 35 and to arrange for a personal ... Someon* ' l DOn T KNOW WH/STTD /V1AVBE JU V /SIT" ' I DON^TRFOJMMENd ’N Classified Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement will not Stephen Martin, 6 ^ 7 1 ^ after 4 interview, please contact the p.m. may hove toot yoo PO WITM MYSELF. SOME FRIEMPS. DROPPIN& IN UNEXPFaEPLV.' Evening Herald, together with a be corrected by "make good" inser­ WANTED housewives to Personnel Department. memo listing the companies d eliver m ail in. your own Manchester Memorial o lM p p y o J I tion. TWO YOUNG married men PRISCHXiUSPQP B Y AL V E R M E E R you do NOT want to see your neighborhood. Flexible hours. Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, will do small repair jobs and letter. Your letter will be No soliciting. Immediate work. Manchester, 646-im, ext. 481. OM* WHO INVENTED THAT'S Wt-rTTHEVRE painting, also cellar cleaning K N O W destroyed if the advertiser is 643-2711 Phone 646-6700 or apply at READIMG ^ ALL THE FOUNTTAIN CALLED THE T ^ IT # and Ugnt trucking. Call 646- BROTHERS.' ___^ office, Independent Postal Happy ABOUT , ) ABOUT PEN"? one you've mentioned. If not it 2692, 6 4 6 - ^ . INVENTORS.'X^ ’EM. will be handled in thd usual Autot For Solo System, 473 Hartford Rd., HELP WANTED 30th Anniversary Manchester. manner.______CEILING and ceramic tile M ALCO LM & CORVETTE 1967, rebuilt, 327- specialist, one ceiling or all, SERVICE Station attendant RUTH WILSON Loaf o n d Fou n d 350 engine. .Body fair, new tires, repaired, remodeled. No job too FLORIST two tops. 31,600 or best offer. wanted days, full time. Moriar- small. 647-9232. tv Bros. 315 Center St., LOST, Ferguson Rd., Route 6 Call 1 - 6 ^ 1 8 . DESIGNER also Manchester. area, small white and gray TREE Service (Soucier) — Full or Pirt-TImo Happy Birthday BY HANA-BARBERA 1970 DUSTER, 6 cylinder, Apply in person THE FLINTSTONES Siamese cat, answers to Sou. Trees cut, building lots cleared, MILLER Farms needs man for Malcolm Reward. Flione 643-5333. automatic, excellent condition. -P trees topped. Got a tree employment in egg plant, also Rob and Sandie Best offer. Phone 643-1246. problem? Well worth phone I-/ ^**WI some deliveries. Class II KRAUSE FLORIST LOST, strayed or stolen in call. 742-8252. T 1 license required. Call Coventry 621 Hartford Rd. Mmclwsttr Gilead, large light tan part- Comporo-Trollon ''*'o.y4£. It) im by NEA, IIK. 742-6232. n -r r 5O 0“ husky, part-shepherd, male Mobllo Homoo a VETS Trucking — large van Happy Birthday dog. Reward. Call 228-9276. with driver, yaras, attics, local WANTED for Saturday, part- by Bob Thaves hauling, fundture rearranged, CHARLOTTE FRANK AND ERNEST 0 D 21’ 1970 TANDEM wheel Ace time experienced gas station CUSTOMER service represen- FOUND female, black cat, free estimates. 643-2519. "Henry Kissinger, on behalf of the team, 1 would like Royal Rogue, full self- attendant. Must be over 18. Call tative. Immediate openining fo I Love You 0g» »00 0o° white markings. Crestfield Con­ contained, 6’ 2-way to present you with the 'game ball'!" Lydon Brothers Shell, 646-8440. individual with o ( f f i c e valescent area. Yellow collar, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Russ refrigerator, automatic heat, experience, general clerical bell. 649LOT69 after 3 p.m. hot water, tub with shower, new fireplaces, flagstone terraces. PART-TIME usher. Apply in duties, telephone contact with All concrete repairs, both Kodel carpet, new spare tire person. State Theatre, customers, good typing ability inside and outside, railings. LOST, Female dog, part husky and wheel, u s ^ one tnp. Owner “ig! Manchester. on electric typewriter. Good Happy Birthday landscaping. Reasonalny and Belgian sheep dog. Very has larger unit on order. 33,195 wages and benefits for a ver- RICK BOTTI priced. Call 643-0851. friendly. Answers to Nuti, 22^ or best offer. I%one 649-3589. Pointing-Poporing 13 Hooting-Plumbing 17 MOLD makers, tool makers, satue individual. Send resume Love, I 3363. Bridgeport operators, first to P. 0. Box 8225, East Hartfo^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• UNITED Tree Service — Jobs Mom, Dad, Bruce, Laura, g B.A.C Painting Co. Painting by NO JOB too small. Immediate class men only need to apply. or contact Dan Pollock large or small, tree removal, Connie and Tony Pononolo-Announeomonto 2 SEALED experts, exteriors, interior, service on service calls. Free 45-hour week, fringe benents. immediately at 528-9386. Martin IliM -lirWo etc. Insured. Call 646-4622. spray brush and roll. estimates gladly given on Allied Mold & Em Brower Company. 200 Prestige |nmilllMMTiiWi|i|<'Mtj PERMANENT ride wanted Reasonable prices, free es­ heating or Numbing. Faucets Vernon, Conn. 875-62! Park IM., ^ s t Hartford. Welcome Home 1 SNOW plowing — Experienced from 55 Russell Street, BID timates. Also wallpapering. repaired or installed. Water from Germany MUTT ANDJEFF BUD FISH ER Manchester to P&W Aircraft, commercial and residential. By 643-0001. pumps worked on. Complete south parking lot, first shift, 7 the storm. Manchester area. STEVE DONAHUE ' " ' ' , heating systems, rec rooms, to 3:30 p.m. Phone evenings AUCTION Call 649-1993. DUNNWELL Painting contrac­ etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Love, Mom, Dad, Joan, so t h e n s o m e b o d y a s k e d h im after 4:80 p.m., 649-1508. On Saturday, Nov. 18,1972 at 4 tors — Interior and exterior. Heating, 649-2871. AND t h e n TME HOTEL c l e r k \ SNOW plowing — Experience INSPECTORS PLAIN JANE BY FRAN K BAGINSKI IF HE WAS A SUESTATTHE p.m., we will sell the units Free estimates. Fully insured. Sue and Jack SAID TO THE BACKWOODS FARMER. WANTED ride, Manchester — commercial and residential. h o t e L)T o w h i c h h e r described below to the highest Phone 643-6840. MARTY’S P lu m b in i and H ow ABOLIT AN ANATOMICAL "OF COURSE, YOU WANT RUNNING Bloomfield, 8 to 4:30 p.m. (or to Prompt, courteous service. Firat'pleee inspector, (^WHATS THAT? ii-n WATER IN_^UR ROOM"------"HECK fcia_I’M PAYING bidder via sealed bid. Heating. Complete bathroom Happy Birthday OUXTAPosmON op TWO A K I S - S l suit driver), please call 649-6871 References. 646-7770. PAPER hanging and celling remodeling and repairs. Free 5 years experience aircraft parts. ORBICULARIS, MUSCLES TERI 5 ) ^ r after 5 p.m. These are not distress units painting. Reasonable rates. estimates. No job too small. IA STATE OP WASHING Machine repairs, You drive me up a wall. CONTRACTION?' but are selected from our in­ Free estimates. Call 643-9112. Call 742-7438. DEAN MACHINE PRODUCTS RIDE WANTED from RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• But I love you anyway. ventory of fine pre-owned 102 Colonial RO., Manchester Burnham St., Manchester to Maytag. Reasonable rates. Bullding-Controeting 14 Flooring 19 040«S205 Love, vicinity Farmington and recreation vehicles in an Owner of Pike Coin Wash and Your brother, Stephen attempt to develop a new All BeaeriU — Eqaal •ppartaally •■player "eoumey St., Hartford, ho Dry Cleaning, 275 West Middle ROOM ADDITIONS - FLOOR SANDING and 1:30. Please call 644-0390. lower cost method of Turnpike, next to Stop and dormers, garages, add a level, refinishing, (specializing in merchandising with a Shop, 643-4913. roofing, siding, foundations. older floors). Also specializing Happy Birthday Autoo For Solo minimum of sales personnel. Low, low prices. Bank finan­ in inside painting and paper EARN EXTRA money for TERI TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, cing. Add-A-Level Dormer, 289- hanging. John Verfaille, 646- ASSISTANT supervisor for Our LIttlest Angel 1970 Airstreani', 25’ Inter­ school bus company. Must be Christmas. Call after 4 p.m. ask NEED CAR? Credit very bad? spraying, etc., fully insured. 0449. 5750, 8ra-2222. Love, national Caravan, fully self- Licensed. Free estimates. Call over 23, have some mechanical for Frank, 647-1734. Bankrimt, repossession? Mom and Dad Honest DoilUglas ‘ accepts lowest contained. 633-5345. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Moving-Trucking-Storogo 20 knowledge, be able to handle JUNIOR CHOIR director. dow n, smallest payment, Remodeling, repairing, people and administrative 10:45-11:46 a.m. Sunday mor­ BY DICKCAVALU anywhere. Not small loan 1970 Brentwood Continental, DICK’S Snow Plowing — additions, rec rooms, porches MANCHESTER - Delivery - duties. Call 643-2414. WINTHROP nings. Rehearse three weeks, finance com ^n^y plan. Douglas 19’, six sleeper, self- specializing in serving and roofing. No job too small. light trucking and package Happy Birthday BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY worship service on fourth MR. ABERNATHY Motors, 345 contained, loaded with extras. Rockledge and surrounding CaU 649-3144. delivery. Refrigerators, AVON Christmas earnings can RAELENE areas, driveways, sidewalks, help make the holidays happier Sunday. Bolton, call 649-7225. IF I CONY UBAEN T O aDNTiaOU ^ washers and stove moving Love, X WISH THERE WAS S E E -n ^ A LL A PHCnOSBAPHER. CAME TD SURE... rcCULDUSE OLDSMOBILE 1970 luxury 1969 International 1200 pick-up parking lots. Cali 643-0002. DORMERS, garages, porches, specialty. Folding chairs for for your entire family! It’s easy A GOOD LAUGH . MVTBIAPER. I^VtcaoiNQIO } MATURE WOMAN to work Tracy, Daisy, And Balam j'M WORRIED ABOUT A WAY X OOULD RELATIVE] A N T t O O E S ] t H e H Q u a e l a s t v v e b c A n d sedan, automatic air- and 1969 covered wagon, lOV^’ rec rooms, room auditions, rent. 649W52. selling fine Avon products from m y p i c t u r e V WIND UPAN OLDAAAID- / part-time, Mondav through Your hiking companions FEEL YOUNGER! V T O O K . ..W O U L D conditioning, power brakes, deluxe model with loads of SNOW Plowing — Starting new kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• our irresistible Christmas g r o w in g o l d e r , MCU UKETO SEE ir^ Friday evenings, also all day power steering, power win­ extras. route, residential and siding, general repairs. (Quality 22 catalogs. Call now, 2894922. MR. APERNATHy. Drooomoking Saturday and Sunday. Apply in dows, power seats, good condi­ commercial. Free estimates. WHY d o n 't workmanship. Financing person, Swiss Colony, / tion, 32,500. 875-6283. All units will be completely Call 643-1364, also light available. Economy Builders, CUSTOM made ladies dresses, Happy Birthday YOU USE MY reconditioned in our service trucking. Manchester Parkade. MOM SYSTEM? ( l Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, suits. Bridal gowns and veils. 1972 MERCURY Montego, two- department and will carry our evenings. Also hand set fashion jewelry. FIRST CLASS WAITRESS for lunch hours Love, door hardtop. Executive car. unconditional one year REWEAVING OF - burns, 649-1133. ir;30-2, Monday through Friday Albert, Joe, Al Must sell. Sacrifice. Phone 643- moth-holes, zippers repaired. MASONRY - All types of warrantee. Your trade and 5-10 p.m. Saturday. Apply and Prin w 7373, days, ask for Rick. welcomed and financing- can Window shades made to stone, brick fireplaces, walls, Bondo-Stocko-Mortgogoo 27 SHEnM nUL i W j I L measure, all size Venetian at Tacorral, Broad St., be arranged. concrete steps, sidewalks. No Manchester. CLASSIC 1970 green Datsun, blinds. Keys made while you job too small. Free estimates. MORTGAGES, loans first JONES< wait. TV portables for rent. Happy 13th |2|p6eilAY 240Z, excellent condition, low These units will be open for Over 20 years experience. After second, third. All kinds. Realty MECHANICS 11-17 Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- ® »n w HIA.!«,. TJA w UJl K, on. mileage, reasonable. Call 647- your inspection oif Nov. 16, 9 5 p.m. ^-1870. 644-2975. statewide. Credit rating Birthday 5221. 1714 after 5:30 p.m. a.m. to 9 p.iiii.; Nov. 17,9 a.m. unnecessary. Reasonable. Con­ & WELDERS LINDA L. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE to 6 p.m.; Nov. 18, 9 a.m. to 4 C a r p e n t r y - Repairs, fidential, quick arrangements. Love, 1963 MERCURY four-door HOUSES, cellars, attics, and remodeling, additions, roofing. Alvin Lundy Agency, 527-7971. p.m. Minimum one year ex­ M eche FLIP OH THE HELLO.. THINK OF ALL I'VE PONE 'THIS TIME.YOU CAN MAKE SOME B Y CROOKS & LAW RENCE sedan, new tires, good running garages cleaned. Reasonable Call David Patria, South 100 Constitution Plaza, CAPTAIN EASY rates, or will take merchandise RECOPPEK, NOW LOOK, FOR Y O U ...g iv e n YOU A ' r e a l m o n e y . TECH'S a favorite condition. Make an offer. Free Oder and Donuts Windsor, 644-1796. Hartford. Evenings, 233-6879. perience, must read Experienced PANNY. X L L 1 TOLD TDU TO CAR, YOUR GIRL A MINK TO WIN THEIR FIG GAME. IF Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 Main Rectown will submit one bid in trade. 644-0209. blueprints. Excellent Thanks YOU SEE TO IT THEY DON'T WIN • OEM/Heavy Duty HAVE THE CALL, KEEP OUT OF JACKFT, YOUR PARENTS Street, Manchester. to Insure a realistic base for WES ROBBINS carpentry MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd fringe benefits and pay. MOM & DAD FREEMAN BY OVER SIX POINTS, WE'LL ' SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - Trucks, 9^ TRACER LIFE, '•UNCLE* -■ 5 0 0 this sale. remodeling specialist. Ad­ mortgages — interim financing BOS... CUT YOU IN FOR $ 5, 0 0 0 . I Factory trained mechanics. L SjlMOM & DAD BYCHOLSKI I 1971 TOYOTA Corolla, like RECTOWN, aSJL ditions, rec rooms, dormers, — exp^ient and confidential , For Everything. -g new, air-conditioning, a W f M & M Equipment, Route 83, built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, service, J. D. Real Estate radio. Call 646-1191 before 4:30 ILS-RLSWest Vernon, 872-8311. Monday- 649-3446. ^ Assoc. 643-5129. i-i*: Love, PRESSURE B I^ T Colby and Bob ^ or after 9:30 WHKimntk, Com. Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, Satur­ day 8-4. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Buolnota Opportunity 28 17841983 1965 COUNTRY Squire, 9- new homes custom built, ger station wagon, Polntlnu-Poporlng 13 remodeling, additions, rec MANCHESTER - Due to C0,IHC. SERVICE Station mechanic, 1970 MOBILE home, 12x60’, two 41 Chapel Street full and part-time, over 18. racks,-352 engine. 3475. bedroom^ completely rooms, garages, kitchens illness, owner must sell pizza S CEILING specialist — expert remodeled, bath tile, cement and grinder business. Hurwit & Manchester Experience necessary. Good furnished. Can be moved or pay and benefits. Apply Texaco workmanship. One ceiling or all work. Steps, dormers. Simons, Realtors, 646-1117. Call Mrs. Brunetti, stay on the lot. 872-9013. Service, 1475 Sliver Lane, Blast 1966 COMET Cali'ente 6 your ceilings repairira and Residential or commercial. 643-2487 between cylinder, standard, new tires, painted. Also interior painting Call 6494291. ope Hartford. 10 a.m . and 5 p.m. excellent shape. 3575. 875-9830. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and wallpapering. Call 289-0773. AMERICAN experienced preferred, but will Motoreycloo-Bleycloo 11 DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, train. Apply to Service lira |«a M nackiir tiMpptr? A LLE Y OOP BY V.T. HAMUN INSIDE — outside, painting. Manager, Ted Trudon 1966 MUSTANG, 6-cyUnder, 3- additions, homes and RECEPTIONIST - A most Check wtUwbiiiaiM Nlhi standard, good running Special rates for people over K. remodeling. No job too small, Volkswagen, Inc. No calls ,.,I6 FIND OUT WHAT TH', 1972 YAMAHA Enduro, 175 cc, OIL interesting position for mature NenMOittHiidhlii Cjgll my competitors, then call please. HECK BECAME OF MY A Y / STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF condition. Call u ter 5 p.m. 646- 3600 or best offer. Phone after 5 no job too big. 644-2427 days. Individual in a modern 3686.______p.m „ 647-1666. me. Estimates given. 649-7883. 646-7435 evenings. ------STATION downtown-Hartford dental of­ fice, typing essential, benefits THATfe WHY THEV'RE^ WELU.HERES y F WILL BE RETURNED ■ ROUU, V ^ ANP I COULD HAV£ 1967 FORD custom, 428 engine, EXPERT repairing all makes J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom HooBng-Bldlng-Chlmnoy 16 Manchester HERE-TO FOROET THEY l THE KICKOFF.'J BY THAT VETERAN ' least] f GONETOTHE UNIVERSnV .decorating, interior and available, 522-9211. TiVII RArie < ri AU^ y KNOW V ^-L-f OF HAWAII/ (overhauled), automatic, 3- of bicycles including 3,5 and 10- HAVEN'T PAID R3R THE exterior, paperhanging, fully GUTTERS and roofs repaired WHERE speed heavy duty transmission, speeds. Manchester Bicycle Stay one step ahead of WELDERS — Mig and electric insured. For free estimates, and replaced. Excellent DEAN new 4 barrel carburetor, tires, welder, experienced or trainee. call 649-9658. If no answer 643- workmanship. Reasonable the competition. brakes, blue paint job, battery, Tig-prefer aircraft experience. m a c h i n e p r o d u c t s prices. Free estimates. 646- radio, tape deck, 3750 firm. 1970 BSA 500cc twin. Complete­ Good pay. Apply in person, 102 COLONIAL RD. 1399. MODERN 3-BAY Phone 64^7449. ly chopped. Excellent running ^ rb in Gentry Corp., 40 Maple RICHARD E. Martin. Full condition, oversized high STATION Street, Sommersville, Conn. 1968 PONTIAC Catalina, 2-door compression pistons. rofessimul painting service, BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. Expert installation of hardtm, fully equipped, air- Everything on bike, new, only iterior - exterior. Free es­ LICENSED only-plumbers and Has immediate openings conditioning,^ vinyl roof, new been on the road since gtimates, fully Insured. 6494411. aluminum siding, gutters and Please «all days 563-0131, _ 11-17 trims. Roofing installation and oil burner mechanics. Good c Hn’TTRU.TS', TM UJ. M. ow. tires. 31.1W- 6 4 9 -^ . September, ’72. Must be seen to Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. benefits, maranteed work year Day or Night Shifts C. AND G. Home Improve­ repairs. 649-6W5, 875-9109. make a reasonable offer. 32.200 Eveninfs and Sunday call around. Please call 872-9119. 1968 CHEVROLET station invested, will consider all ment. Interior, exterior pain- SGT. STRIPES... FOREVER ROOFING — Specializing collect 413-786-3041. BYBILLHOWRILLA wagon, V8, automatic transmis­ offers. Call 6494620 after 4 p.m. ting and wallraperiM. WANTED — Woman to live in •TURRET LATHE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a estimates. 228-9Sw, 228^!3531. repairing roofs of all kinds, new - sion power steering, very dean, with elderly lady, light Set-up and operate J a f e roofs, mtter work, chimneys, W l laSRSCKIfe” 45,0()0 mUes. 6434496.______Sorvicoo OHorod 12 AMERICA’S largest tax housekeeping, own transporta­ D O N A L D E . T a r c a — cleaned and repaired. 30 years • HARDINGE CHUCKERS KM ? EMSU(g»HP PO tion preferred. 643-2977. paperbanging and painting. experience. Free estimates. service, H & R Block, wanU to Set-up and operate W ¥ e ' X o u ' m r 1967 VOLKSWAGEN bug, 3700. SNOW Plowing — Commercial locate a person capable of ' l e a s e r * ' Phone 647-9626, after 5 p.m. and residential. Reasonable ^ estimates. Call 64^ 1. C ^ Rowley, 643-5361. OFFICE Clerk-Bookkeeping APEM.! UTTLE SPORTS BYROUSON running an established volume • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE rates. Also available as backup experience and typing required: v b WALLPAPERING and H^ng-Plumblng 17 tax service in this area. Set-up and operate 1971 TRIUMPH Spitfire, good rig. CaU 646-3467, 647-9304. Excellent opportunity for ri^ t Apply in person only. Meadows — painting, interior and exterior, {? i BANKC condition, snow tires, low person. We train. For details. Convalescent Home, 333 • BROWN AND SHARPE MILLING MACHINE cuuio expertly done. Free estimates. SAM Watson Plumbing and I BANK mileage. 643-7814 SHARPENING Service - Bidwell Street, Manchester, Set-up and operate Tim Conaty, 633-7518 after 6 Heating. Bathroom remodeling Write H 4 R Block, 356 R. West Saws, knives, axes, shears, Middle Tpke., Manchester, Conn. An equal opportunity "riANlKQI p.m. and repairs. Free estimates. • CUTTER GRINDERS 1967 SUNBEAM Alpine, white, skates, rotary blades. Quick Conn., 060W, or CaU 646-5440. employer. black interior, new tires, service. Capitol Equipment CaU 64^3806. sta rte r, Co., 38 Main S t, MandSester. GENERAL machinist — lathe Ml benefitt. An equal opportunity employef. „ ___ , . ■■ - BOm Heating and Plumbing excellent. 3835. Ifours daily 7:80-5, Thursday iS ffM U M - and milling hands. Metronics, mk y m t i k a i ia4A_ikiyi,Sofft _ Prompt, promut. courteous service. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30h4. 64a- s s e i m r Inc. Route 6 and 44A, Bolton. n Owl VeeAiww C*v BEHp ® HV CaU 643-1496. W . Ut *WLtW______7958. fn S u Hcm&M n - n i; •> PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), Mancheater, Conn.. Fri., Nov. 17. 1872 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 17, 1972— PAGE TWENTY-THPftfc Out of Town- situation Wanton 39 Houaoa For Safe 72 Houaoe For Safa 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houeoa For Bala 72 Apartmanta For Rant 93 Apartmonta For Pont 93 F o r R an t 66 Wantod-Boal Batata 77 HOUSE Cleaning, |3 an hour, N o MATTER HOWRO SOUR'MID IS, HE'D MANCHESTER - 6-room RATHER VWir THlLNglOHBORe/ 5T4-ROOM Duplex ROCKVILLE — Highland Ave. ALL CASH for your property CLASSIFIED hours 9-3. Call 643-1910, 649- Security d»o«it. 31851 Raised Ranch, three bedrooms, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 192S. WOODLAND large and beautiful 3Mi rooms, formal dining room, k itte n ANTIQUE (HILONIAL P b o n e M S ^ . one-bedroom apartments, beat, instant service. Hayes Agency, with built-ins, family room, 84651S1. LICENSED mother will care hot water, all appliances two-chr garage. Immaculate. 463 East Center St. MANOR DUPLEX, 5 and 4 Toom incltiding dishwasher, diqxnal, ADVERTISING for child, three or older. apartmoits, garage available. KEITH’S $40,500. Wolverton Agency, HAGLER Real Estate needs home, near Green School. 647- carpeting, pool and your own Realtors, 649-2813. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 1820. APARTMENTS Centrally located, handy to private terrace in country New Listing — Carefully restored center entrance Colonial, listings. Call 643-6624. 8 :8 0 AM. to 5:00 P.M. park, stores, bos, sebod. 3190- setting. Rockland Terrace KORNER a re a 1820, is for sale due to owner’s relocation. Homestead St. 3160 mcmthly. Cul 64S-M91 or Apartments, 8725360, 5295586. Offered by the EXPERIENCED nurse’s aide, 6465997. Eight rooms, 3 or 4 bedroorhs, living room with fireplace, desires private duty in patients (Off W .Mitkfle Tpke., large formal dining room with original fireplace and mantel, WE MIGHT HAVE COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADIPT. Mandiestar) ROCKVILLE „— Two-room U rtt NOON DAT BEIDNB PDBUOATION home. Reply Box “J”, NEW three-bedroom duplex. |By Bea Keith PHILBRICK gorgeous country kitchen with all built-lns. Over 2,000 square SOLD YOUR Manchester Herald. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury furnished apartment, utilities feet of living area. Top condition throughout. Priced in the DWiOlliw tar tatwrtay «■« Mandat Is UiW Nooo FHdagr IH baths, refrigerator and included, HOUSE TODAY O ^ankcW ' apartments. Features waH-to- stove, carpet, no pets. BUILDING superintendent, rooms, Thanksgiving Season AGENCY 40’s. LAUREL mess waH carpetkig, vanity tile baths, Available immediately. 643- monthly plui HAD WE KNOWN TOOB oo o n B A m o N w ax . experienced, area resident, pewAUHse, bum-in oven, range, iSsliwasher, 5014. means going “Home.” We requires full or part-time posi­ 7:305:30 p.m. g w a i S m n s , lane M ac n m and DIAL 643-2711 tV/9. refrigerator and disposal, eiec- are so fortunate to have a uart ,a---J — ------.^]g| 9 Ask for Bill Coe IT WAS FOR SALE! tion in modem building with ni SMpH reiM win nrepiiGti 4 O u tsid e h e / no children, 3100 monthly. and attic, two-car garage. 3. COLONIAL - New, fireplaced living room, dining ;ood location, condition not ARC Registered male poodles, 30” DELUXE Kenmore range, Security. 643-7094, 4:305:30 Bualnaaa Loeatlona- screened porch, (iraye, handy loca­ $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. fmportant. Prefer tenant 31 Cooper Hill Street MR. and Mrs. (Hean are moving DACOR scuba tank, 375 or best Aluminum storms screens. FOREST HILLS never lived in. One full tion, $31,900. Manchester, one-half acre, $6,- room, partial rec room, garage, one black and one chocolate, 7 fully automatic with many p.m. For Rant 67 324,900. Owner, 643-2882. Lot #m , Kennedy Rd., New 4- paatio, and aluminum siding, heated. Private buyer. 649-5481. Manchester, Conn. weeks old, |100. 875-3284. to an apartment, having sale, offer. Must sell. Call 643-5600. bath and 2 half baths. 500. Hayes Agency, 6465131. rain or shine, SaturdRy, 12-5 extras. 3125. Phone 647-9^ bedroom Raised Ranch. Two GARRISON COLONIAL 7 years old, Merrltt Agency, 646-1180. after 4 p.m. CALL T. J. Crockett Realtor if p.m., Sunday, 9-5 p.m., at 8 HUMANIC ski boots, men’s FIVE-ROOM Townhouse, wall- MANCHESTER - 27 Jarvis baths, two fireplaces, cathedral Fireplace. Low 30’s. modern kitchen, formal dining room, Planning and Zoning SIX-R(X)M apartment, second you’re looking for office space. COVENTRY — 54i acre wooded Artlelaa lor Sala 49 Packard Strmt, Manchester. size lOM, excellent condition. to-wall carpeting, appliances, Road, reduced to 324,900. ceilinf, fieldstone fireplace. I frown on stuff I’ve first-floor family room, 24' livini homesite. Town road, Asking Commission CLERRS to work part-time in Box spring and m attress, Mualeal Inatrumonta 93 heat, two air-condftioners, floor, gas range, no pets. From 200 square feet to 10,000 Owners must be in their new SOUTH WINDSOR PART-TIME help wanted 335. 6434772 after 5 p.m. square feet. Doth new and us^. Immediate occupancy. Priced in seen before— room with fireplace, 4 bedrooms, $7,500. Call Szeluga Realty, Hebron, Connecticut retail store. Must be mature, morning, general floor LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. 50x36” chrome kitchen table, private basement, tile Security deposit. 64^4696. After home by Dec. 1st. Call now on owner-agent, 7425530, 742-9234. NEW COMTEMPORARY evening and weekend hours Ring bell for service. Shiners, FIVE-PIECE drum set, with baths, immediate occi^ncy, 4 p.m., 649-2662. ** 643-1577. this 7-room Cape. F. J. Spilecki, the S40's. Don’t understand why it firs fe , level lot, nicely landscaped, maintenance. 6464220. six chairs, 52” oval kitchen Fual-Faad 40 200' frontaie. $41,900. NOTICE available. Apply in person, crawlers, ec. 144 Demlng table, four chairs, beautiful 4x8’ cymbals'and stands. Call after 6 adults only, no pets, dnarles Realtor,...... 643-212121. now costs more. Exciting 7-room (Jhalet on a p.m., 646-5459. MANCHESTER — 100,000 TOP price paid for lots and The Hebron Planning and Qimberland Fam u Store, 151 Street, Manchester. Wapping special built formica pat-ty Lesperance, 649-71-76M. FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur- I take no stock in a CARE modern kitchen, formal dinini beautiful large treed lot. 2Vk WOMAN for bousecleaning one SEASONED CORD wood, cord nished, second floor, older or square feet, will divide. acreage. (Tall E.W. Real Zoning Commission will hold a Middle Tpfce. West, or tw o ___ T week, reliable Road. table, two 30x80” door tables, and half-cord loads delivered. R. C. HARMON high growth rate. room, fireplace in livini room, don Estate, 623-2236. baths, 2 fireplaces, built-in Manchester. 31x22” formica card table, 34’’ CHILD’S 120 bass accordian in FOUR room apartment, new married couple preferred, no Suitable for manufacturing and MERRin VALUES 646-7900 Brokers Protected Public Hearing on Tuesday, and trustwoi by. Call 646-2626. E. Yeomans, 742-8907. excellent condition, 350. Call warehouse. 1-748-5634. I’ll just sit tight and and 3 bedrooms, hand split shiniles oven and range, dishwasher, STALE BREAD, 10 cases or folding card table, 30x40” metal kitchen and bath, plus children or pets, parking, hot disposal, Rec room and a 2- November 28, 1972 at 8 p.m. in 643-16W) after 5 p.m. water, centrally located. 324,500—East Hartford. 6- procrastinate! for siding, level lot with blueberries Out ot Town-For Sala 79 DISHWASHERS wanted, one MAN wanted part-time, more, 50 cents per case. Phone office desk and chair, voak SEASONED cord wood, split, appliances, very nice area, c a r garage. Immediate the Town Office Building to for 2-3 hours at lunch time, 643-1202. ••••••#•#••••••••••••••••••• large yard, 3190 plus security. Security deposit. M 3 ^ 1 , 45 DOCFOR’S'or attorney’s office, room Cape. 3 bedrooms, eat-in end apple trees. Handy location. consider a request from Paul L. evenings, for machine floor dining room buffet, 22Vk” by 8’ sawed and delivered. Call 643- MANCHESTER H ere’s an Don’t procrastinate any $29,900. occupancy. Choice situation at Monday through Friday; one OMco-Storo Equipmant 94 6435189. p.m. beautiful, spacious, excellent kitchen, dining room, living COVENTRY — Move right into Coates, Sr. for permission to scrubbmg. Call 649-6334. 3”, swivel rocker, and foot 5373. C. Hutchinson. older 7-room home with longer — Call or come to this 3 or 4 bedroom newly 343,900. J. Giordon, 649-5306. Friday and SabirdayIV n' i^ts, " 7- ~ CARPETS — Wholesale to you stool, 9x12’ wool rug and pad, location, first floor, all room, full basement. enclosed porch and one-car gar­ subdivide property on until. Apply Cavey1l,^B East at our warehouse. The Carpet ADDRESS-O-Graph machine, SMALL Three-room apart­ MANCHESTER - 6-room facilities, parking, reasonable our office and we will show RANCH— Living room with fireplace, redecorated Cape. Kitchen DENTAL Assistant, unique 16’ wood fireman^s ladder, FIREWOOD, seasoned, 324.900 — Coventry. 7-room age. Equipped kitchen, Tull cabinets galore, ceramic bath, Blackman Road into five lots. Center St. Merchants, 1310 Tolland axes, picks, shovels, saws, with steel drawer file cabinet, ment, on bus line. Heat, Duplex. 3 bedroonns, will accept rent. 353 Center St., 649-1680, basement, economical hot you all the houses we have modern kitchen, dining room, paneled ••• B&W ••• position available for woman hardwood, 315 half-cord. Free holds over 5,000 nameplates. 640-3549. Cape. 3-4 bedrooms, l ‘A baths, full basement, aluminum TlMBU!HmS«NDmU/ICECo. Dated at Hebron, (Connecticut Turnpike, Manchester. 646-8568. round office fan, eletric delivery. 872-0204 after 5 and appliances included. 3110 3 chilcu^, 3165. J. D. Real water gas heat; Priced to sell for sale. den, beautiful park-like lot 250’ deep. with some experience in dental Phone 6494563. monthly. Older man or woman Estate. 6435129. fireplace, aluminum siding, siding. Asking $23,900. Call Rtitton — MLS this 15th day of November, 1972. WANTED— Men. women, part procedures. Please send radiator heater, two 178/15 4- weekends. below market at 322,000. Call $26,900. M inchttltf ParMtfi, Manch. 649*5306 or full-time to sell Fuller Bnish preferred. Paul W. Dougan, MAIN STREET Offices - patio, garage. KEITH REAL ESTATE Szeluga Realty, owner-agent, (Charles Eaton resume, including phone CLEAN Carpets the save and ply polychord tubeless snow Mrs. Smith, Jarvis Realty 7425530, 742-9234. products. 647-1909 after 6. safe way with Blue Lustre. tires, originals, like new. Andquoa 99 Realtor, 6434535. DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - excellent location, 500 and 1000 (Jompany, Realtors, 643-1121. IS AT YOUR SERVICE RANCH on three acres with 11 large Seerqtary number to Dental Assistant, DRY fireplace wood, 310 order, square feet. 649-5334, ask for 327.900 — Manchester. 6-room Rent electric shampooer $1. Fireplace fan-screen, leather delivered. Call 742-7886. apartment at the Teresa 24 HOURS A DAY rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, family P.O. Box 426, Manchester. THE Pack Rat — Antiques, Apartments, including Max Grossman. Colonial. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, EAST HARTFORD - 7 room WANTED — Part-time delivery The E. A. Johnson Paint Com­ edge suitcase, efectric sham­ .new kitchen, aluminum MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom 7 DAYS A WEEK room, 2 kitchens, could be ideal for SOUTH WINDSOR sprawling Ranch, 4 bedrooms, man. Must have car. Call after collectibles, bric-a-brac. Sun­ appliances, carpets and air- in-laws, barn, 6 horse stalls, 6 regula­ NOTICE APPLIANCE salesman to sell pany, 723 Main Street, pooer polisher, Electrolux Qardan Producta 90 tiding, 2-car garage. Ranch, recreation room, dining So do stop in at our qflice SENSIBLY PRICED sunken living room, garage, Bolton Zoning (Commission 6 p.m., 647-1909. Manchester 649-4501. vacuum and attachments, day 12-5, Flora Road, off Route conditioniiig. 3171 per month. APPROXIMATELY 1,000 L, garage, fireplace, wall-to- tion dog kennels. Grant’s own "Bradford” major 85, Bolton. . Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- square feet at ground level, one or call J Spacious Ranch, 7Vk rooms, 3 parklike yarcT High 30s. Hayes A Public Hearing will be held appliances, teievisions, stereos, mechanic’s floor jack, artificial BUY your potatoes direct from 359.900 — Columbia. 14-acre walT carpet, city utilities, Agency, 6465131. EXCELLENT, efficient and Christmas tree, beautiful MODERN- 4535 646-1021. garage door and one entrance estate. 9-room immaculate beautiful shade trees, fine SEVEN-ROOM Split-Level, large living large bedrooms, family room by the Zoning.(Commission of sewing machines and floor the potato warehouse. Comer of Wantad to Buy door. 3190 per month. For the Town of Bolton, (Connecticut cleaning lines. Position offers economical, that’s Blue Lustre drapes for a Colonial home, Buckland Rd. and Tolland 99 older Colonial. 4 bedrooms, all residential area. $29,900. Prin­ room with fireplace, beautiful family off kitchp:^ilus huge ANDOVER LAKE - Excellent carpet and uphostery cleaner. Lunmous GARDEN TYPE - two- further information call, 872- cipals only. Owner, 643-9471 room, 1*4 baths, wall-to-wall carpet recreatioiVi in walkout on Tuesday, November 21,1972 many company benefits. lawnmower and wheelbarrel Turnpike, Buckland/ Bonus 8052. rooms carpeted. 5 box stall ICeitli view, 6-room aluminum sided i i Applicant itiust own car. Prior Rent electric shampooer 31. and many more things. with each purchase. Call 646- WANTED— Antique furniture^ bedroom apartment, second after 6 p.m. and many extras. Garage, large basemvCi^.jplc and span, Cape. Full basement, tranquil at 8:00 p.m. at the (Community Phinewood Furniture shop. glass, pewter, oil paintings or uvniG floor. Includes heat, horse barn, tack room, fenced Hall to hear the following re­ T«MriiMiirgvMiM*|isr sues experience preferred, but 8248. Wanted to Rent 69 riding area. Spring fed pond. Real €state wooded lot with privacy. $36,000. im m edi^ occupancy. Stroll setting. Immediate occupancy. ^ a------M ix>t essential. Apply Personnel CUSTOM made welded steel other antique items. Any In a niTal location, appliances, canpets. 3205 MANCHESTER — Immaculate through, compare, you’ll buy Only $23,500. Hayes Agency, quest: ■ PMry npwMiL quantity. The Harrisons, 643- monthly. Paul W. Dougan. 172 EAST CENTER ST. office, W.T. Grant Co., 370 West DonU Forgst rack, fits late moded GMC or Houaahold Qooda 91 just 15 minutes $42,500 to $48,900 6-room bungalow, newly for $32,500. Call Mr. Lewis, 6465131. Request of Doris A. Skinner, fiVNiMHid d m amk ra p M OT09, l4s Oakland Street. Realtor, 6434535 or 646-irai. WANTED — For older retired decorated interior, aluminum 646-4126 - 649-1922 RAISED RANCH-7 rooms, formal Middie Turnpike, Manchester. “THE UTTLEST ANCa” Oievy straight side pick-up. from Hartford. couple, apartment, very 649-5306. Executor of the. Albert N. ipplf Ts Jminr lipL mhr* 742-9168. SEWING MACHINES, Singer NEW HOMES...... MANCHESTER siding, two-car garage. Bus dining room, eat-in kitchen, living VERNON - 50 miles view, IW Skinner Estate, for a zone OFT SHOP ANTIQUE furniture, china WE HAVE customers waiting reasonably priced. Phone 649- line. Only $28,200. Call Wolcott Put doNm in yow pockntt, put t room has cathedral ceiling, large ACCOUNTING Qerk - Wiil be Touch and Sew, 347.50; 1972 Zig- r&2 7572. • • • B & W ••• acres, hill top estate, 2400 change from Residence R-3 to involved in accounts payable SI Coodtcln Siretl Zag, unclaimed law-away, cabinets, crank phonographs, for the rental of your apartment Ranches, Ctolonials, (Japes, Real Estate, MLS, Realtors, W wt U ki the Muichetter Ewning master bedroom, family room,-floor- TiHBXIteOmeNDNUUCECo. square foot brick Ranch. Nov. ie-19 old books. Most anything old. or home. J.D. Real Estate General Business, a particular KINGS work and cash application. If Boata-Aecaaaorlaa 46 343.75. Guaranteed. 522-0931, B E m m Dutches 568-8200. HerikL CMI 643-2711.______to-ceiling fireplace, 14 baths, RtaHon — MLS Excellent area. $54,900. Hayes 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 643-6535. Associates, Inc. 6435129. GARAGE wanted for storage of Manchnlar Parkada, Minch. 649-5306 parcel of Idiid located on the ■ K rT .tT N I Interested apply. Personnel dealer. vehicle, Manchester area. Call Call for more information aluminum siding, 2-car garage, acre Agency, 6465131. Department. Iona Company, 6 or personal showing. GREAT potential — MANCHESTER - Deluxe 8- north side of Routie 44A, EVINRUDE outboard motors, Room* Without Board APAirTMENTS LOOKING for anything in real 6495141. room Garrison Colonial, 2Vk lot with privacy. $35,900. Regent St., Manchester, Conn. Holsclaw and Mastercraft 19” COLOR Television, table 99 Manchester, 6-room Colonial TOLLAND — Three month old Wanted-Raal Batata 77 formerly known as the Skinner MANCHESTER State Bank starting estate rental — apartments, MERRin AGENCY with 2-car garage. Also a 3-car Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Property, containing ap­ trailers, sales-service. model, walnut case, customized Hoiiaea For Sole 72 GEORGIAN COLONIAL-AII brick. Ten ACCOUNTING Clerk - stock for sale. Phone 649-3665. stand. Excellent condition. 3225 THE THOMPSON House - homes, multiple dwellinp, no garage with office space, 2 lar^e living room, formal SELLING your home or proximately 7.5 acres. LABORATORY Technician Complete service department, Ck)ttage St., centrally located, a t» 1 7 9 -. fees. Ciill J.D. Real Estate Realtors 646-1180 greenhouses with heat, large 2- rooms, four large bedrooms, beautiful Reliable intelligent individual boating supplies, accessories, or nearest best offer. 646-2748. SEVEN-ROOM (Contemporary, dining, kitchen, IVk baths, acreage? For prompt friendly Bolton Zoning Commission Ctaailenging opportunity for a ELECTRIC guitar and large, pleasantly turnished Associates, Inc. 6435129. story warehouse suitable for Agency, 6465131. entrance foyer. Two fireplaces, 2 4 fireplace downstairs, garage, U A scboofgraduate pr^erably with mathematic aptitude. This Woolsey paints, Gerich’s All these features are beamed ceilings, paneling, two service, call Louis Dimock Russell Moonan, is a full-time permanent amplifier, one year old, 380. Marine Service, 1982 Tolland SINGER Touch and Sew, like rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 storage of boats, trailers or baths, two-car garage. Sun porch. In sun deck, approximately one- Realty, 649-9823. Vice Chairman with post-grqduate study 10^ semi-V fibre glass boat, for oveniight and permanent included in your rent DELUXE ONE - Bedroom baths, family room, garages. LAKE Street — Large six-room heavy equipment. Over one MANCHESTER - $27'*900. position. Knowledge of general Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. new, hems, buttonholes, stretch Sweeping views^ Privacy. Dutch Colonial. Fireplace, \Vz mint condition. acre treed lot. Owner, 875-5077. Carolyn C. Macomber, available in an expanding 3100. 872-2918. stitches, monograms, sews on guest rates. apartment, wall-to-wall acre of land. Morrin Realty Co., Lyness Street, 3-bedroom laboratory. This is truly a accounting helpful, light typing. carpeting throughout, complete Hutch!linsAeAgency, Realtors, 649- baths, two-car garage. 230’x350’ 233-3394, 529-1376. Colonial, baseboard heat, for­ Clerk______Call Controller, 6 4 » ^ . BRAND new 17’ Bow runner buttons, fancy designs. 5324. lot. Owner, 649-4251. TEN-ROOMS Contemporary TOLLAND — Sprawling Ranch ground floor opportunity with a CRAFTSMAN one-half h.p. Originally 3399.50, now only MANCHESTER large fur­ appliances, vanity bath. mal dining room. Immediate Ranch with 3-room studio, over in the 50's and a multi-level Zoning Board of Appeals growing company being a boat and Holsclaw trailer. Will Centrally located 3175 montiily. occupancy. Helen D. Cole, BABYSITTER fof year old boy, motor. Also 7” bench saw, 3M sell at dealer cost. Oerich’s 399.65. Easy terms. 522-0476, nished room, carpeted, kitchen MANCHESTER - $27,900, new 114 acres of land with a view, Split, also in the 50’s. Hurwit & Hebron, Connecticut leader in the specialty papet complete. Call after 5 p.m., 643- privileges large lounge, modem R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. Realtor, MLS, 6435666. in home, during school hours, Marine Service. 1982 Tolland dealer. Large barn, acerage, sweeping price on six-room Ranch. FIRST OFFERING redwood construction. Large Simons, 646-1117, 289-9525. making industry. Position is 6191. bath, privacy, parking, Thermopane windows. within corporate research and beginning immediately. Own Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. females. 643-0002. Fumlahod Apartmanta 94 views. Hutchins Agency, Living room, dining room, West side — 6-room Cape, eicellent MANCHESTER - Six-room NOTICE transportation. 649-3775. ESTATES and household lots to Realtors, 649-5324. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, one-car ELLINGTON 'The Hebron Zoning Board of development technical APPLIANCES and Tag Sale. buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. condition, tile bath, fireplace, plaster (Colonial with two-car garage. Bzzzzzzzz in and see our laboratory. The primary work Sporting Qooda 47 garage. Heated porch. Ideal walls, oil heat, open staircase, porch, Dining room, 3 bedrooms, big UVED IN AND LOVED Appeals will hold a public SRI patrol, new area Route 85, Hebron, daily until NEWLY Furnished room for • « T TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ busy Bea. We’re ready, activity will be in the area of ment, heat, hot water, stove, CENTRALLY located 5-5 flat home for young couple. Walk to combination windows, amesite drive, kitchen. Minimum down to hearing in the Town Office Woodstock, Conn, needs NSPS gone, 228-9358, 646-5042. Look SNOWMOBILES - 3 Alouette CLEAN USED — refrigerators, responsible gentleman. Private e HOTmiB Buckley School. Treed lot in WE NEED LISTINGS NDWI Thinking of Faultless Raised Ranch. 7 willing and able to assist idiysical testing and product for signs. entrance, parking. Good refrigerator. Apply hwlows, with 2-car garage, 3>4 baths. city utilities, near shopping and ualified buyer. $30,000. Building at 8 p.m. on and candidates. Must have ARC Snowmobiles, brand new, on ranges, automatic washers • W illin ’HHUttMTOR One of the nicest and cleanest fine residential neighborhood. Selling your property? Call TODAY! large rooms, IMi baths, 2-car you in the sale or quality evaluation. Send location. 6434944. 867 Main Street, Manchester. school. Quiet nei{hborhood and good 'olverton Agency, Realtors, garage, a gourmet designed Wednesday, November 29,1972 resume and salary requirement advanced first aid. Contact Bill sale at dealer price, 25% off, 22, with guarantees. See them at B. • ■VNEWnilOI)l we’ve ever listed. Both Extras. Call Warren E. 649-2813. McCrocklin, 1-4554146. HAM Operators — receiver, 24 and 28 h.p. Gerich’s Marine D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main location. Priced only in the middle kitchen, generously planned purchase of YOUR proper- to hear the request of Andrea to or call Arthur Toumas, Vice signal generator, transmitters, SHARE house privileges, in IMMEDIATELY available — 3 ^artm ents vacant upon sale. Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. Service* 1982 Tolland Tpke., St., Call 643-2171. "T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 20s. master bedroom. Texas sized Oat of 16 (Cedar Ridge Drive, President, Colonial Board Co., literature, miscellaneous group living with young singles. • IBFOSill room furnished apartment. CUSTOM RAISED Ranch, 7 PHILBRICK Glastonbury, (Connecticut for a 615 Parker St., Manchester, MACHINIST — needed by small Buckland, 643-2363. rooms, 2 baths, paneled view. An affordable price of established company to operate equipment. Moving must sell. Girls preferred. 370 monthly. • SM BM FOOl First floor, central, 2 blocks to variance under Section S.l.b of Conn. 6494567. 375 tor all. 644-1779 after 5 p.m. 646-7378. Main Street, 3170 per inonth MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom LAIMX-FAMILY CHARLES LESPERANCE carpeted recreation room, $36,900. Call today, Tony ' keitU horizontal milling machine and •nmsciM T (Colonial, 2 full baths, fireplace, fireplace, sundeck, garages, AGENCY Wasilefsky at 649-5306. the Hebron Zoning Regulations surface grinders. Trade school includes all utilities. Security to live in a trailer while WORLD Book Encyclopedia, LADIES only - Nicely^ fur­ dgiOTU required. To inspect huge foyer, aluminum siding, s u m 649-7620 garden, privacy. Hutchins background helpful. Good double garage. Mid 30s. R. F. REALTORS bui|ding a home. never used, all supplement nished room for rent, utilities • S M M M 1 II Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. • •• B & W ••• Real Sstate starting rate with complete Blanchard, Realtors, 646-2482. Four bedrooms, l ) i baths, large sun- 172 E. Center St ated at Hebron, (Connecticut RATE CLERK paid benefits. Apply at Nobel issues up to date. Pnone 643- included, community kitdien • m n E n m o s MANCHESTER - Large 8- Tht BORROWS AND WRllRCE Co. 5318. and bath. On bus line and near THREE-ROOM furnished porch, big back yard, walk to all schools. room, IVi bath home with gar­ MANCHESTER — 22 Ferguson Reailors - MLS thi^'141h-day of November, 1972. Fuli-tinw position. Eiporience in and Westbrook, Westbrook G/MiHA ■ilkSidVlNn MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom Low 30s. 646-4200 Manchester Parkidt, Manch. 649-5306 649-1922 646-4126 Street, East Hartford. An equal stores. References, please, (jail apartment, 3160 monthly in­ age apd treed lot. Good Road. Builder’s Special! Six- ames L. Derby, Jr. NE and MAC tariffs roquirad. Call TAG SALE — November 18th, KNOWN FOR VALUES after 4, 644^)383. •1UM1K1VMIIKS cluding electricity and heat. Dutch Colonial, IV^ baths, room Garrison Colonial, 2-car Secretary opportunity employer. fireplace, den, formal dining F.J.SPU.E(»U location. Immaculate! $34,900. Robert Fouchor...... 19th, 9 to 4 p.m., 87 Main Street, * •MuianiyiiEiiH Ample parking, centrally R. F. Blanchard Realtors, 646- garage. Kitchen has carpeting, MUST see — Custom built Manchester. Used furniture and WOMAN wanted to share located. room. 331,900. R. F. Blanchard, Realtor SHuadon Wantad 39 • m i r m m Realtors, 646-2482. 643-2121 2482. self-cleaning stove, Colonial Cape, unusual interior household accessories. apartment with 75 year old gal. dishwasher. Fireplace, many design for the family that loves Rent free in exchange for a Houaoa Idr Rant 69 NELSON NURSE’S Aide desires private ommuum MANCHESTER - Large Split extras. Open for inspection space, 3 bedrooms second floor, little companionship. Working 21TstaLMt Saturday and Sunday, 2-4 p.m. IVz baths, built-ins, garage. Sell Real Estate? duty, care or compaifion to * Level with baths, douole FREIGHTWAYS, INC. . elderly lady. Experienced, have ^ Street, 1 - 18" Diagonal Bradford woman considered. Andover (Off ( M M St) VERNON - South Windsor Call anytime for appointment. Only $27,4()0. (Jhar Bon Agency, H E R E ’ S W H Y area. Write to Box L, < line, 7-room house, adults only, garage, a host of other fine RKkville, Conn. • 872-9121 ownnw" transportation.transport Cali 644- Miscellaneous items. Color TV, floor model. Reg. nMNM Mjmv fe a tu re s. 335,000. R. F. Starkweather Construction Co., 643-0683. An equal opportunity ompoycr 2376 after 4 p.p.m. Manchester Herald. ;no pets. References and 646-5353. Unlimited Income Opportunity Management Potential $299.96. Limited warrantee. 647-9971 security required. 644-0^. Blartchard, Realtors, 646-2482. BELFIORE... MANCHESTER — Two-family, Anm r to Profioui Pmilo PRIVATE home, rooms for As a real estate associate of The Barrows Because The Barrows and Wallace MANCHESTER - Rockledge. MANCHESTER - Three- 4-4 with two-car garage. Huge APPLICATIONS now being Liquids rent, kitchen privileges. (iaU IkLARGE EIGHT-ROOM, bedroom Ranch, living room, kitchens, living room and two and Wallace Company you will find the Company has seventeen offices after 9:30 p.m., 6465834. Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, Immaculate 6-room Ranch with financial rewards unlimited. Your throughout Connecticut, management accepted for educational aide. 1 - 1972 Floor Model Bradford sun porch, large kitchen with By A Landslide! family room with fireplace, bedrooms, $32,500. Wolverton College background prefened. THREE ROOMS, including parking area. Pleasant Yep, we’ve had a veritable landslide of listings lately. kitchen laundry room, two Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. personal goals can be achieved because opportunities are unlimited. In most Applications may be requested ACROSS STHoavyblow Automatic Washer, Reg. $252, ROOM for rent, large house, heat, 3105. Four rooms, in­ convenient location. Working built-ins, formal dining room, 2 Several of them have been sold but we have replaced them baths, two-car garage, base­ lUquldfood MOnide baths, 2-car garage, 100x187’ there Is no financial celling at The businesses, seniority is the only key to at The Horace Porter Sdiool, 5 Fermented “ gltter vetch full warrantee, avocado. 370 monthly. Security deposit. cluding heat, 3135. Frechette & adults. 643-2880. with a plethotra of fresh new properties. We’ve been really ment. % acre lot. Keeny' Barrows and Wallace Company promotion, at The Barrows and Wallace School House Rd., Columbia, Call 646-7378. Martin, lUaltors, 647-9W3. lot. ^ 1 Air Real Estate, 643- School district. Call Warren E. liquor SOCooraefile 9332. pleasantly surprised at the quality and cleanliness of these HORSES ANYONE! Company ability is the key to a Real Conn. Cut off date, November 8 Malt liqtior DOWN ’TOLLAND near Parkway, 8- recent offerings. Come see them—We’ll make everything Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. < 27th, 1972. AVAILABLE immediately, Career in Real Estate. 12 Singing voice 1 Dining hall MANCHESTER - Furnished room older home in good condi­ MANCHESTER - 4 family, perfectly plear! No Capital Investment ISArkanau (Sp.) 1 - 1972 Floor Model Bradford rooms, with kitchen privileges, modem three-room apartment, tion with acreage and pond. 11.8 — Acre — Solid 8-room Tremferred owner leaving this beeutiful Independence and Prestige State carpeting appliances, parking, excellent condition, 4 bedrooms The capital Investment required to PART-TIME security guard 2Spaniah Electric Dryer, extra large parking. 64^5144 days. Ask for References, 3225 monthly. in 2 apartments, centrally Colonial, birch cabinets, 3-reem quality buRt Cepe, wHb twe fuN wanted, Hartford and vicinity, Univeraity cheera W k . storage. HflUard S t r e e t . ^ Hayes Agency, 6465131. BOWERS AREA JOST LISTED+ ceramic tile bath, barn, clean baths, paneled recreation raom. lem become a career associate of The As a career associate of The Barrows (■b.) . f 3 Utah Indiana capacity. Was $162, full 7289, 5685850. located. Hutchins Agency Barrows and Wallace Company Is your and Wallace Company you wjll be an Call for interview between 10,, Clean, clean, clean! A real doll MUST SELL FAST! river, swimming, fishing, wHh carrab. City conveniences with a.m.-2 p.m., 522-7193. 14 PrepoaiUon 4Doae aConatellation 40 Week day warrantee, avocado. SOUTH WINDSOR Beautiful Realtors. 649-5324. $45,000. Hutchins Agency, 649- willingness to learn, work, and your Independent businessman. You will also 15 Liat (Scot) STYa 24 Counterfeit (ab.) house! Front dormera, garage, T'rooni, 4'bedroom Cape. country atmosphere. Only $39,900. Hugh THREE-ROOM apartment country living, five-room cedar abingled exterior, wall-to- 5324. determination to make good. enjoy working with one of Cofinecticut's 16 ------forerunnerMoinu, 25 Goodby 41 Strong drink Apartmanta For Pont 93 available December 1st, stove, BOLTON Street — Six room Fireplace^ cedar shingled exterior, Phipps, 289-7475. I NEED two sharp, career Iowa 6 Employ (alang) 43Killa Ranch, two bedrooms, im­ ^ p e , finished rec room, 2-car wall. Encloied side porch, base­ convenient location. Aluminum largest real estate fjrms, with minded girto right now for east 17 Nawq>ai>er 7 Sweet grape 26 Dollar bilU 44 Felines 1 - 1972 Floor Model Bradford refrigerator and hot water maculate. 3225 monthly. 649- ment rec room. A rear yard that AVAILABLE November 15th, garage, patio, 2 full baths, storms and screens. Mid twenties, membership In an international referral of the river. No steno, no paragraph wine 27 Happiness 45 Away from G as Dryer, extra large included, parking. Close to 4356 anytime. would do credit to a $50,000. area. worht it! Thert is a big damasg for Thorough Training network. typing, no fee. Call Pearl, at 18 Birthplace of 8 Container for (obs.) wind 3-room apartment. Stove, transportatuni, 3190. 649-6544. fireplace. Principals only, 331,- Two lovely maples in front. Real typeuritofs, Mitfm n dotbinf, cart! PASEK StFrancla heating water 28 You (Bib.) 46 Only capacity. Was $192, full refrigerator, disposal, 900. 649-5683. value in the low thirties! The Barrows and Wallace Company 563-1495, Lady Dunhill 20Cab(Sp.) CUTE four-room bungelow‘, (MUUS-WEWORK! Cal HeraM O assifitl, 6 4 3 -n il. 239-7475 Realtirs-MLS 742-8243 A Q ’owing Compmiy Personnelle. 9 Grafted (her.) 29 Scottish girl 48 Arm bone warrantee carpeting, heat, hot water. 3175 SMALL four-room newly presently being remodeled, gar­ training program Is rated as one of the 22 Exclamation 10 French 30 Greenland 49 Residents of monthly. Security. I%one 649- MANCHESTER - Three- best In the profession. After your initial The Barrows and, Wallace Company was 23 Exist summers village (suffix) decorated paneled apartment. age and large porch. 3225 3978 or 6435165. Opposite Center Park, second family scarce price range. Cen­ ROOMTOROAM- training Is completed (because training established In 1950 and now has TEACHERS — Piano, guitar, 24 Small rock H Rome to 32 Any drink 50 Village tral location. In good condition. $22,900. drums, etc. Give Telephone 27Shockby Italiana 38 Bibber 53 Paving 4 - Solid state Bradford floor, over store, heat included. on this 240' lot with lots of trees, a In Real Service In Real Estate never seventeen offices throughout Connec­ surprise 19 That girl 39 B oys name MANCHESTER - Deluxe ^ 332,500. Call Warren E. $-room older bm e, acarce price ticut. New offices are being planned and number to Teachers-P.O. Box material Phono, AM/FM radio, 3140 per month. Secu range. Ask for Mr. Lombardo. 2-car garage, and a big 7-room, 4- really ends at The Barrows and Wallace 31 Central Chitui bedroom townhouse, includes Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. bedroom Colonial on it. Needs you can become an integral part of our 406. Manchester river ' i 4 r " 8 7“ r - r - W TT operates on batteries and deposit required. 6465299. COVENTRY - Small four S B.M. has Company) you will continue to receive heat, appliances, carpets. Full room house with fireplace, pan­ work, but this is an exceUent value future. 32 Honey maker 13" 11 i r house current. Reg. $41.69 private basement. 3230 per MANCHESTER - Two- $23,900 for the growing family. Walk to guidance to reach your top goals. 33 Head covering month. Paul W. Dougan eling, and electric heat, private bedroom Ranch, living room, Older Colonial, vacant. Ask for public or parochial Khiwlx. ■■ -t| 34 D ined 15 18 17" THREE rooms, tile bath, heat, hilltop location. 3150 monthly Carl Zinsser. 35 Building Realtor, 6434535. or 6464021. dining room, kitchen, 11^ 1 - Floor demonstrator Radio, hot water, range and plus security. Adults, 748-8678. IBUSTRIALBUUNK*’ MORTGAGE Money Interested? addition 18 TT refrigerator included. Middle beautifully finished rec room, r;i- 36 Mrs. Johnson, Phono, modular stereo, twin NEW two-bedroom duplex, two fireplaces, two acre 7-ACRILOT for sale or lease. CaU for details. t ; r------uUin for the right per­ African 0 aged adults, security deposit, COVENTRY - Small 3-room with pond in nearby South Windsor. A f, Little as S'^-Down son. CaU 6434858 between l u i speakers. Reg. $219.96, as is. large rooms, IVk batbf, wall-to- references. No pets. Parking.. wooded lot. Two patios. sU a wall carpet, frost-free house, garage. Older person or Garage. Large rooms. Im­ EzecuUve retreat locaUon, yet WE WORK-CALL US! E.D. TADDEi a.m. 37 B u iiq r w w ST 1514 School Street, second floor, couple preferred. 742«I91 after close to main arteries! Call Todev! maculate. Call Warren E. OOBeoamared iT refrigerator, seif-cleaning across from East Side Rec, 5. U p t o 30 Years to R e p a y in (sea 1 - Floor demonstrator oven, dishwasher, garbage dis­ Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. HarHord 278-1802 ' SLIPCOVER and drapery near Main Street. MANY OTHERS! . maker, experienced only, miply 42 A n g er IP posal, attic fan, storm wuidows ALL INQUIRIES STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL V ’i", 43 Hindu tilla Bradford cassette pisyer and and doors,' full basement, MANCHESTER - 4-room FOREST HILLS - 10-room 6 4 6 - 1 7 0 0 Ste ’llng Upholstering and ofaddraaa 17 IT recorder, radio, m odular spacious backyard. Excellent MANCHESTER Four room duplex, centrally located, execut' 'e Ranch. A truly excep­ The William E, Belfiore Agency Supily, 222 McRee »reet, tMliaaeulina IB apartment, centrally loratal, married couple, no childrm or REALTORS 647-1413 The Barrows & Wallace Co., Realtors MaiKsester. 41 stereo, twin speakers. Was residential area. 3220 monthly. tional borne, 3-4 .bedrooms, By appointment only, 1-653- heat included. Gas range Is. Security. 648-7340 between formal living room and dining Bob Bletchman, Joe Lombardo, Carl Zinsser 47 F lu id w 4$ 48 $169.96, as is. supplied. Available November Q Mott ot our local offlcMnmJuwliltlDuiswa and wiaiin wWnr S IL onsidad 4a w IT 6777. room, air-conditioned family o O o wWioutoxpsrlaneololMlpuasonrsUwdMMiidtotsrapMygrswlBiaisrttL WOMAN wanted to share 1st. Only 3175 per inonth. Call room, lavishly carpeted, walk- P apartment with 75 year old gal. 5 2 ^ n ^ o f 51 w All ItQmssubiQCt to prior salQ. 643-7166. Out of Town- Members: Manchester Board of Realtors Savings Bank M indanao MANCHESTER ^ Newer 2- For Rant in cedar closet, playroom, Greater Hartford Board of Realtors Rent free in exchange for a 54 Ultimo (ab.) HT 4s 4? bedroom Townhouse includes 99 laundry room, 2-car garage, □ INEXPERIENCED???...... Training Starts Dac. 1st little companicmship. Working S SD iatant 454 MAIN Street — second Greater Vernon Board of Realtors 8T 48 heat, appliances, IH baths, full landscaped, 4 years young. 0 anchester Woman considered. Andover so W. T. Grant Co. floor, 3-ro«n apwtment, beat, ROf^KVILLE — Sonny n w il 4. Many extras, 391,900. Ownej, and their respective Multiple Listing Systems I OF M □ EXPERIENCED???...... Start Today basement. 3240 pier month. Paul family unit. Security. |il7.85. area. Write to Box L, MANCHESTER PARKADE W. Dougan, Realtor, 64S-493S. room apartment, second flow, 643-2378. Mahcfiester Herald. (NIWSPAPM INTiWRISI AUN.) m -309, 95 p.m. ^cM ^»cUU««pUd. 7 -

PAGE TWENTY*FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 17, 1OT2 RPHNA Receives The Weather Volunteers Court Council Elects State Man Accreditation (Hear tonight, low in the mid Edgcomb Steel of New Honored BOSTON (AP) - Wesley A. . Sec Page 15 20s. Sunday fair, followed by Cases Songer, president of Ingraham England, Inc., headquartered in lEttPtttttg Upralh increasing cloudiness and a Ceremonies were conducted CIRCUIT COURT 12 Industries of Bristol, (3onn., Nashua, N.H. (3otton became chance of rain by evening. The at the Newington Veterans Manchester Session was elected president ’Diursday chairman of the council’s board high Sunday in the low 40s. Administration Hospital last Cases disposed of or nolled of the New England Ouncil for of directors. MANCHESTERj CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1972 VOL. XCH, No. 42 MANCHESTER A City of Village ChariTl SIX’TEEN PAGES night to honor all volunteers (not prosecuted) Thursday Elconomic Development. Retiring council board ^ PRICE FIFTEEN CEiyn who have served during the included: His election came at the chairman is Gilbert H. Hood past year. Richard A/^ Blake, 19, of 27 cou n cil’s 48th annual con­ Jr., chairman of the board of John H. Rees, Jr., chief of the Dorothy Rd., fined |35 for ference here. H.P. Hood & Sons, Inc., of medical administration and Dr. breach of peace. Songer succeeds Earl H. Charlestown, Mass. Robert Whang, chief of staff, Roberl A. DeRose, 24, of New Cotton, vice' president of spoke briefly to the Rochelle, N.Y., fined $15 for representatives of m ore than 30 failure to give proper signal. U.S.-European Talks Next Week organizations who were Daniel R. Ketcham, 24, of 124 present. Orchard St., Rockville, nolle Presentation of certificates entered on charge of disorderly We Welcome Small Investors and awards were made by Rees conduct. at to the following volunteers Robert A. Mango, 22, of Three Conferences from the Manchester-Bolton Wolcott, found not guilty (after Southern U Branch, American Red Cross: court trial) of racing on public Certificate of appreciation highway. UNITED SECURITIES On Peace, Security, for over 100 hours, Mrs. Robert D. Parent, 32, of CORP. Theresa Dul, Mrs. Mary Stafford Springs, fined $40 for Investigation Golden, Mrs. Margaret Kania, breach of peace. o f Conn, ^ Economic Stability and Mrs. Nona McCann; certificate of merit, for over Listed and Unlisted Stocks BRUSSELS (AP) — American and European negotiators 300 hours, Henry Bengston; Prisoner Wants Under Way certificate of devotion for over Bonds Sfutual Funds next week begin three efforts toward peace, disarmament 1,000 hours, Mrs. Henry Equal Rights Real Estate Limited Partnership^ BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Gov. Edwin Edwards says and economic stability in Europe. ^ngston; special certificate JACKSON, Mich. (AP) - An law officers may have mistakenly fired buckshot instead The foreign ministers of the Common Market start an for over 1,000 hours, Mrs. inmate at ^u th em Michigan of tear-gas cartridges at strife-tom Southern University, attempt in the Hague Monday to reach an agreement on Eleanora Mohr; and special Prison is seeking to halt where two young men were killed during a campus security and economic affairs. certificate for over 3,000 hours, mandatory prison haircuts on Mrs. Charles Banks, Mrs. John 646-7400 disturbance. Tuesday in Geneva, U.S. and A major dispute is expected grounds that the trimmings Jenney, Mrs. Anna Reideman, deny men equality with women ‘•It’s perfectly logical and reasonable,” Edwards kaid Soviet representatives begin over what security questions and Mrs. Foster Williams. inmates. FREE CONSULTATION Friday, “ that one of the officers could have, in all the the second phase of their should be discussed. The George Nawrocki has filed a excitm ent, fired the wrong kind of ammunition. He may Strategic Arms Limitation American and European allies suit in U.S. District Ck)urt at know of it now and not be willing to tell.” Talks, which are expected to — including France — agreed About Town Detroit, charging trimming of Manchester State Bank Building deal with the question of last May that “ certain military North Methodist Men’s Club hair, beards and mustaches is Shotgun shells and tear-gas nuclear weapons based in West measures, aimed at will hold a paper drive unconstitutional and cartridges, Edwards added, are Deputy U.S. Atty. Gen. Ralph Germany and capable of strengthening confidence and tomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon. discriminatory. similar in appearance. E. Erickson announced in striking the Soviet Union. increasing stability, would con­ Those wishing to donate should State police and sheriff’s of­ Washington that he bad ordered Potentially the most far- tribute to the process of take their papers to the fice spcAesman, however, stuck FBI agents to look into the reaching talks, however, begin reducing military confron­ parkinglots across the street Living High For Dessert This to their contention that officers situation “ to determine Wednesday in Helsinki. tation.” from Lydall and Foulds, Parker at the scene fired nothing but whether there was any violation Representatives of the United built a tree house complete with carpeting, television, THANKSGIVING of federal law.” The U.S. government would St. Randy ElVans, 21, Arlington, Texas, needed a winter home tear-gas cartridges. States, Canada and 32 European when the carnival he works for closes for the season so he paneling, black lights and posters. (AP photo) Be Sure To Serve A Three weeks of campus un­ nations, including the Soviet like to see such “confidence- rest climaxed Thursday mor­ Heavily armed national Union, will start the most in­ building measures” as mutual Vernon ning when a force of sheriff’s guardsmen and state troopers, clusive talks since World War II notification by East and West of Food “Stamp Program deputies and state police moved meanwhile, blocked entrancte to decide if enough common major troop movements and ROYAL to flush occupying students to the 9,10()-student university ground exists to make a the exchange of invitations to Larger Building Sizes Available To Elderly from the predominantly black and allowed only authorized proposed conference on securi­ b ig maneuvers. It has school’s administration persons and reporters onto the ty and cooperation in Europe considerable support from West ICE CREAM CAKE campus. Germany, which made similar Two To Choose Prom building. The two young black worth holding. Project FIND, a nationwide again be in the Manchester Red Single layer of delicious frozen men died in the confrontation Edwards ordered 500 Only Albania, Communist proposals in the 1960’s, and Rejected by Zoners campaign to identify and enroll Cross office, 243 E. Center St., cake, made with rich creamy van­ that followed. National Guard troops onto the China’s ally in Europe, has from others. older Americans eligible for to discuss the program, illa, chocolate or strawberry Ice Two days after the clash, only campus, closed it and said refused to attend, but tiny Federal Food Assistance, is ap­ cream — decorated with heavy school would re-open after Some Western countries want An amendment which would would not be able to comply interview clients and take one of the victims, Denver Liechtenstein — population 20,- proposed amendment would be proaching the close of it’s applications. There are a few ■ cream . . . ’Two layers—one of Thanksgiving. 000 — and the Vatican will be this conference made the have changed the required floor with other setback and sideline vanilla, one of frozen pudding. Smith, 20, of New Roads, La., a huge mistake.” He said he efforts. Students on both of "godfather” of another on size of future buildings in C-10 requirements. He added that remaining openings in the Rum flavored, pink Ice cream, bad teen identified. Local, participating. felt the proposed widening of The American Red Cross was Southern’s rampuses, in New mutual and balanced force and C-20 zones, which are passage of the amendment appointment schedule for this m. chock full of fruits and nuts, deco­ state and federal authorities The negotiators also must Rt. 83 should be looked at in requested some months ago by rated with heavy cream. Both Orleans and Baton Rouge, have reductions in Europe. neighborhood and general com­ would automatically make 80 session, and anyone who is said they were trying to identify agree on a time — possibly mid- another light and called for a Dr. Arthur Fleming, chairman cakes will serve sixteen . . . boycotted classes since Oct. 24. Preparations for that meeting mercial zones, was denied by per cent of the lots interested in learning more Please Note: For variety we will also have the other dead man. 1973 — place, list of subjects comprehensive plan to correct of the White House conference They demanded the firing of are due to start Jan. 31. the Zoning Commission nonconforming to the buildings about food stamps or making stenciled slices of ice cream and frozen pud- Autopsies by East Baton and rules of procedure. 'This the problem. Amendments to on Aging, to assist in this university President Dr. G. Rennet Boys Bake Bird following a public hearing last already on them. application is urged to take ing in half gallons. Please order early by .25 ,Rouge Parish Cioroner Hypolite may take months. France, on the other hand, remove restaurants as a undertaking by contacting all Leon Netterville and Dean 1316 chief U.S. representative night. “ I suspect you are trying to advantage of this opportunity calline 640.6868. ..^toyidry showed both men, who wants to keep away from permitted use in the same two potentially eligible persons and Emmett Bashful, head of the Thanksgiving came early for a Bennet Junior High School service management at Manchester Community College. is former Gov. Val Peterson of The proposed amendment provide regulations that will by calling the Red Cross office at the same time and about military matters as much as commercial zoneb, were provide whatever help might be New Orleans campus, both of Grade 9 boys’ home economics class of Mrs. Frances Here he explains the do’s and dont’s of sharpening a Nebraska, now ambassador to caused a great deai of con­ control strict zoning...there are for an appointment. See this Ice Oeam display at your nearest Royal Ice Cream dealer’s store. Please place three feet apart, had died of possible. It will not take part In adopted by the Zoning Clommis- needed to apply for food whom are black. Callahan. Odds are short that they won’t be ready to sit Finland. troversy among other town affirmative ways to meet that Mrs. Willard Horton, project your order by Tuesday, Nov. 21st. (Also available at the plant on 27 Warren Street, ^ buckshot wounds in the head. serrated knife. The carving finished on the 21-pound the January meeting, arguing sion. The Planning Commission stamps. Edwards called Friday on the In addition, the boycotting down again at the festive board come Thursday. In boards over the past several problem,” Atty. LaBelle said. director for the Manchester Manchester.) Please Note: Dry Ice available at our plant . . . turkey, the boys sat down to a meal of mashed white that the teviets would turn recommended this action. The It is important to emphasize state attorney general’s office students said they wanted more weeks and about 55 persons He explained that Manchester Red Cross, states that all but a addition, they will have some carving tips to pass on to potato, string beans, carrots, apple and apple crunch pie, down any arrangement the original proposal was made by that this does not mean any to investigate the half-hour-long voice in the school’s ad- turned out for the hearing. 'The and East Hartford require few of the contacts which were Dad, thanks to a demonstration and expert advice yester­ and homemade vanilla ice cream. Another boys’ class will West could accept. Mayor Frank McCoy who told applicant will be receiving disturbance. ipinistrative affairs. action on the proposal came in commercial operations, such as to be made locally have been day by Frank P. Lattuca Jr., director of hotel and food prepare a Christmas dinner. (Herald photo by Pinto) The Soviets have said IltOe the commission that the “welfare.” Food stamps are P lane an executive session with the drive-in restaurants to apply completed and final reports will - i-' ■ ■ ' about what security measurei adoption of the amendments provided to self-supporting peo­ ICE CREAM CO. -iif- ' com m ission voting 5-0. The for special permits and provide soon be submitted to the they wteVl dlsteif In would accomplish the desired ple of low income who are Planning Commission, Tuesday information concerning traffic government on resiilts of this U r a B h i They ate m ote dewetened isHh results and protect the finding it hard to manage due to Manufactured In Manchester Since 1924! n ig h t , a p p r o v e d a hazards and such. “ To require a program. Several es G®S*irff^ris getting some general remaining areas of Rt. 83 and the ever increasing cost of recommendation to drop the certain size building is probably statements tnat would iindeit>in Rt. 30 from such development. living. Manufacturers of Orfitelli's proposal which would have in­ not legal zoning,” Atty. LaBelle •BANQUET SPUMONI" K ills 10 recent East-West negotiations. “ It would eliminate the On Tuesday, from 9:30 a.m. Read Ballot creased the square footage of added. 27 WARREN ST.. MANCHESTER jj Plan Protests proliferation of ‘fast food’ to 3 p.m., a representative of Phone 649-5358 buiidings, in the twd Offering the commission food MADISONVILLE, Ky. (AP) operations,” the mayor said. the Food Stamps Program will Herald Ads — A twin-engine plane, believed commercial zones, from the for thought, Atty. LaBelle The mayor added, “ No town By The Associated Press Society — SDS — at Berkeley Sunday existing 1,000 to 5,000 square voted to urge all UC students to to have been carrying 10 per­ questioned what was to stop is committed to environmental feet. College campuses throughout wear black armbands and to BONN, Germany (AP) — Visit To Belfast sons home from a high school someone from building a 5,(KX) suicide nor should it consider mf/a Louisiana and parts of the rest football game, crashed early Opposing the proposai were square foot building and then call for a moment of silence at Chancellor Willy Brandt and India Moves itself permanently locked into of the country held or planned opposition challenger Rainer today at Todd County in the memters of the Board of leasing it out to five different today’s football game here with BELFAST (AP) — Prime since his election in 1970. That don, was that there has been “ a regulations producing visual various types of Barzel vied for last-minute western Kentucky. To Save Directors of the Rockville Area operations. “ The legality of the Stanford. Minister Edward Heath’s two- was Dec. 23, when he made a great improvement in Northern pollution.” demonstrations to protest the votes today on the eve of one of State Trooper Jim McRae (Chamber of Commerce who proposed change is seriously A delegation of students from day fact-finding tour of one-day visit to British troops. Ireland” since he was last here. In a letter to the commission, slaying of two young black men the closest-run elections in said that as far as police can Its Tigers presented a resolution to that suspect,” he said. Kent State University in Ohio Northern Ireland has convinced This time, he toured the Government sources here referring to the proposed on the Baton Rouge campus of West Germany’s 23-year determine there were no sur­ effect. ’The resolution termed Speaking for the Greater planned to attend funeral ser­ him Britain is on the track province extensively, meeting believe Britain is slowly win­ amendment on building size. Southern University. history. vivors. NEW DELHI, India (AP) - the;proposal, “ discriminatory, Vernon Board of Realtors, Mrs. vices for the two killed at toward a political settlement politicians, churchmen, ning the war against terrorism. Mayor McCoy said he did not your F R EE The two were killed Thursday Amid the first heavy snows of McRae said the victims were The Indian Board for Wildlife impractical and would prove Betty Kristofak, president of Southern. During a student and a good opportunity exists business and labor leaders, At the height of the violence suggest the 5,000 figure but did during a confrontation between winter, Brandt filled a schedule believed to be from the Rich­ adopted the tiger today as extremely harmful to an impor­ that board, said the majority of demonstration at Kent in 1970 for bringing the violence to an students and workers to sample earlier this year, there were propose that the 1,000 figure be law offleers and students after of three final speeches. He mond, Ky., area, although none India's national animal and an­ tant group of taxpayers in the board endorsed the four students died and nine end, sources close to him said public opinion. some 70 bomb explosions a increased. Christmas club students at the predominantly rallied his Social Democratic had yet been identified. . nounced a massive drive to town: i.e., businessmen.” Atty. resolution presented by the wtee wounded when National today. His conclusion, announced at week in the province and 50 Saying he felt the Zoning black school took over the adr supporters in the small north Todd (Jounty Coroner E.P. save the animal from extinc­ John Lal^lle, of Manchester, chamber. She offered to appoint Guardsmen opened fire. Heath has teen in Northern a press conference Friday British troops killed or Commission could adopt the ministration building. German town of Bad Oldesloe Latham said when he went to tion. spoke during the public hearing some of her board members to About 40 persons from a Ireland only one other time before his departure for Lon- wounded. This week, there proposed amendments without gift is waiting Some 200 persons at Stanford before starting a sentimental the scene of the crash this mor­ Dr. Karan Singh, the minister as a representative of several work in a subcommittee with group calling itself Youth were about 20 bomb blasts and damaging th e . interests of the University and at the Universi­ journey to nearby Luebeck, the ning there were bodies and for tourism, said the drive will landowners in the Rt. 83 area. representatives of other groups Against War and Fascism one soldier was wounded by a property ownert in the affected ty of California at Berkeley Baltic seaport where he was wreckage scattered over a wide begin next April and will cost He toid the com m ission it to come up with a more demonstrated outside the of­ sniper. areas. Mayor McCoy said by so ^or you at quietly protested the killings bom, and West Berlin, where area. $6.7 million. would be creating a monster if equitable solution to the town’s fices of the Louisiana Land and The Irish Republican Army doing the commission could l^iday. he ruled as mayor in the Cold Unofficial sources reported The national animal has been it approved the proposed commercial growth problems. Exploration CO. They handed now admits it is not winning the "accomplish the results which “ ThCTe are no words to ade­ out leaflets blaming the War years of the early 1960s. Grangers Told the plane was returning to Lex­ the lion since 1967. Singh told change. He cited the fact that Thomas Wolff, a local fight against 20,000 British all of us are working towards, a MANCHESTER quately express the tragedy of In contrast, Christian ington, Ky., from the Richmond the board the number of lions In the zoning regulations allow the businessman and member of Southern University deaths on troops. better structured and more Louisiana,” Acting Stanford Democratic party leader Madison-Trigg County high the country had dwindled to 177 minimum lot area in the Town Council, said he was “ racist Louisiana sheriffs.” beautiful community.” President William MiUer told a Barzel quietly toured his Pader- school football game when the and that the king of beasts is commercial zones to go as low I At the Shreveport campus of aware and concerned about the STATE BANK ’i’' Congress Now found In only one state, The request of Mickey’s group of about 175 persons. born constituency in northern crash occurred. as 10,000 square feet, and noted environmental and esthetic Southern University, Dean Motor Sales, now located on Rt. Free Gift About 30 students attending a Germany without giving any Juvenile State police said the plane Gujarat. that a building of 5,000 square problems some of the Leonard Bonds said he had 83 in Ellington, for a zone meeting sponsored by the official speeches. refueled at Hopkinsville Singh said there were 50,000 feet would not properly fit on developments have caused but suspended classes until after Accused Of change to construct a building Open a $1.00 or $2.00 Christmas Club and receive free a full size photograph Students for a Democratic. Thanksgiving. Amid forecasts of an un­ Consumer Bent Memorial Airfield before tigers in India in 1900. Now thaf size lot. He said the builder cautioned, “ to move the departing. It went down about there are only a few more than on Rt. 83 in Vernon, was denied cube with stand, the decorator way to display photos in the home or office. Stay in style with the latest in bubble precedented 90 per cent or Murder 4 in a 3-2 vote of the commission. better turnout among 40.8 nine miles north of Elkton near 2,000 scatterte over 10 of the 21 umbrellas, clear plastic with assorted contrasting colored trim. Yours free when you open a $3.00 or $5.00 club. Be This was the third time the million eligible voters Sunday, HARTFORD (AP) — Farmers must rely on “ leverage in BRIDGEPORT (AP) - A 17- Allegre, Ky. The crash site is states. the ideal hostess, keep food and coffee warm wi& a deluxe warming tray, 17 x 11, walnut handle, UL approved, AC request was turned down within the election still appeared un­ the marketplace” rather than a “consumer oriented year-old Bridgeport youth was about 15 miles east of Shooting of tigers has been ORANGE HALL or DC, your when you open a $10.00 club. forbidden since last year. three years. Several land decided. Congress next year,” says Agriculture Secretary Earl charged with murder today in Hopkinsville. owners in the area appeared at Brandt skillfully focused the hatchet death of Charles Chamber Names Butz. the public hearing to voice their attention this week on his pop­ Evans Jr., a University of BINGO objections. ular, Nobel Prize-winning drive In the cities — “ those heavily populated areas where Bridgeport speech professor An amendment Which will Clark To Post for East-West friendship. they can’t tell a cow from a soybean” — there are too earlier this week, police said. Groton Fire SATURDAY, 7:30 P.M. change the wording of the law Officially closing his cam-, many people who think “ it’s sinful to pay money for food,” And a 14-year-old boy is in paign Friday night in the Ruhr concerning non-conforming Butz told the National Grange Friday at its annual custody of juvenile authorities buildings in the event they Ridiard G. Clark, 29, a native industrial city of Essen, he an­ on a complaint of murder. WIN A FREE TURKEY convention. Loss Estimated should be destroyed by fire, was of Pednkill, N.Y., has been nounced be hopes to visit East Police identified the older approved. The law now reads named executive vice president Berlin “ before Christmas” if And since Congress is more petive position possible,” Butz suspect as Richard DeVenyi. that a non-conforming building of the Greater Manchester re-elected so he can sign his urban than ever, it will be said. “ We do not, therefore, He was charged in a bench cannot be rebuilt if fire or other Chamber of Commerce. historic good-neighbor treaty “dominated by people who es­ want to foolishly push for warrant obtained by prosecutor At $1 Million catastrophy destroys more than Making the announcement was with East Germany, concluded sentially believe in a cheap food artifically high prices for our John Ward. 80 per cent of the building’s John A. DeQuattro, chamber only last week. policy,” he said. farm products. This would hurt Evans, 35, was found in his GROTON (AP) — A $1 million general alarm fire Kathy says: “Thanksghraig food preparations begin assessed value. The approved president, who said Clark will “ I think agriculture is in a domestic markets for our farm apartment with seven hatchet destroyed a large wood building containing two dozen assume his post Dec. 4. vulnerable position,” he said. products as well as encourage wounds in his head. Medical at Pern’s ” change will convent the Groton town offices and their records early today. assessed value to read the fair The next Congress won’t cut imports and substitutes.” Examiner George Molnar said CMO m si: Mmi, U M h, M larfi, M ari M ta MMni, IkBiili, Inc fMn, Fmk CMir. b DeQuattro said Clark will Right Bank But Social Security benefits, He warned of the dangers of The loss included all payroll records in the school m On : $pM i, MNInnr, tiSm CUt Tnipi, A nb Tt, Tmipi, m eal, ta d ml lOm market value. ^^’VA e the responsibility for the death occurred within two days veterans' benefits, or welfare, administration office, $375,000 in payroll accounting equip­ A d, M b, M n UtlM*. hMlH, Ek fM , Crabtatiin, Mtfai M w , M M SfMli, The request of developer over-all management of the Wrong Timing excessive production, of when the body was found. Writs Swst David Webster to construct Chamber and that be was but it may be tempted to short expensive surpluses and Evans was last seen Monday ment, all school records prior to 15 years ago and valuable nOk hM|4m, M, MNi ad ■■ CrwM, fta M w. Aa>rradM, CNaats, ImtKkm, five, one-bedroom units in a chosen from a field of IS LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - suit the farmers in its search depressed prices. afternoon at the university. He maps, surveys and blueprints of the town engineers. ■|M tt raSM M Bi vMI|M rMV| GM M iptL townhouse-type apartment applicants. He will receive $12,- Artis Anderson was stunned for ways to economize, Butz “ Yet, we must have a farm did not show up for two classes building, was approv^. The un­ when the bank notified him a said. program which will bring idle on Tuesday. School Superintendent 000 annually plus a $600 car in World War II, had no its will be constructed on check drawn on his firm’s ac­ However, Butz said he was “ a acres back into production People earlier said Evans Richard C3iapman estimated allowance. sprinkler system. W EEKEND SPECIALS! Thomas St., Rockville. He and his wife, Susan, will count had bounced. little uncomfortable” with the judiciously to supply growing might have known the assailant the loss at $1 million. He said he He remembered dropping $1,- present level of farm subsidies markets while continuing to because there was no sign of would have to ask each of the Besides the school offices, Mushrooms ...... lb. 79* The request of John Drost, resite at 34 Hawthorne St. for a zone change from He will fill a post that has 500 into the night depository, — $4 billion a year or 21 per cent im prove farm incom e,” he forced entry or robbery. And 917 school employes for their the building contained the of­ Qroeii ML Potatoes...... io lbs. 79* residential to commercial, of been vacant since June 29, when but the bank had no record of of all farm income. said. neighbors said they heard no salary figure to rewrite the pay fices of town engineer, public LarBO Size Tangarinas...... • for 49* property on Rt; 83, was denied. J. Grant Swank resigned. the deposit. Farmers should look in the Butz said in a news con­ struggle or screams or barking records. works, building inspector, long run, he said, to President "Eat Mora" loo Craam ...... hail gal. 99* The commission will hold a Swapk had been executive vice Richard G. Clark Trouble was, the deposit was ference following his speech by Evans’ dog. ^ All area fire companies were public nurse and sanitarian. public hearing in January on a made at a branch bank that Nixon’s foreign policy to that the wheat deal with Russia Evans had been at the called to the 30-year-old large Faiiey Tokay Brapes...... 3 lbs. *l.oo president for 3% years. He had No injuries were reported. proposal made by the Vernon won’t be open for another produce world peace and world has caused an Increase of one- University of Bridgeport since wood-frame building in the Fort succeeded Robert L. Brock in staff executive for the Retail Firemen did not immediately We Carry The Mhnobeeter Evening Henld League of Women Voters. ’The month. markets for American food. half a cent in the cost of wheat 1964. He directed the debating Hill section at 2:40 a.m. Of­ OOMFUBTE U N E OF 8UNDAY PAPEB8 the post. and Business Services Division. determine the cause, but said league has asked that property pank officials got into the “ I want to see an agricultural that goes into a one-pound loaf team and was considered an ficials said they had to push ^ • •- WE SELL fiOo CONN. LOTTERY TBOKBIS! Clark is a graduate of State He was responsible for the they found a rear glass doOT owners be notified by mail at w ult at the new b ^ and found policy that’s on the side of of bread. He attributed any outgoing man with good rapport down one wall when it University (k>U^e at Potsdam, organization’s! consumer af­ shattered. ’They also reported a any time the Zoning A e missing deposit, promising expansion,” he said. larger increases in the retail with his students. threatened to collapse. N.Y., with a B.A. in education. fairs, retail merchants structure fire and thrM grass Commission has under con­ to explain the mistake to the “ The efficiency of American price of bread to other factors, His body was sent to Fort The fire was under control at Until recentijr, be served the programs, membership fires in the same area during sideration a proposal that Manchester State Bank 101 M ain Street • Phone (203) 646-4004 firm which had received Ander­ farm ers — with their high such as the Iqbor costs of Smith, Ark., his birthplace, for 6 a.m. Firemen said the p » n -“tr* Stamford Area Commerce and development, and public the night. productivity — makes this com- building, used as a USO center I P R O D U C E r might affect the property value SATURDAY BANKING9 A.M.to 12 NOON Business Association as its relations functions. son’s bad check. bakeries. the funeral. m OAKLAND «T „ BIANCHESTEB — MM884 or premises of the abuttors or Home of the Free Personal Checking Account Membtr FDIC owners. ■ .i Sb-:/ , 4

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